Vol. IX.
CONCORD, N. C, WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 9. 1904
17a. 5:
VET'S
Why not stop having so many birthday.
You must have had sixty at least I What? Only forty? TL
it must be your tray hair. Ayer's Hair Vigor stops the
frequent birthdays, and tires all the early, deep, rich cc'
to your gray hair. Sold for over sixty years.
ROOSEVELT
is m
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Just Back from
New YorK.
Our trade this fall has been
so large that our buyer was
compelled to return to market
to replenish our stock here m
Concord. As usual at this
season of the year we were
enabled to pick up many
great bargains. They are al
ready coming in and it will
pay you to watch our store
this week.
Ladies'
Sweaters.
There is such a demand for
these that they are scarce. We
found several lots and can
show you most any color and
size. Nice Styles. One spe
cial lot at
$2.00
Dress Goods.
New Dress Goods will be
coming in all week. Our
Dress Goods business is very
gratifying. v
Sofa Pillow
Outfits.
This package contains one
Handsome Sofa Pillow Top,
tinted in colors, including
back, one diagram lesson for
pillow, specially written by
a Japanese professor of Oiren
tal art embroidery, 4 skeens
of Richardson's grand prize
Grecian Floss, 1 pair good
serviceable embroidery hoops.
All this for
25 cents.
You can see same displayed
in windows.
Ladies'
Neckwear.
You would be surprised to
know iust how great a sale we
had on this line of goods. We
show the newest creations ana
always have-a nice assort-
roent. Another lof iust in
this morning
rning to add to our j
Beautiful collars from
stock.
10c to 50c.
Watch oar store this Weeh.
New Goods coming in
daily.
J. B. Ivey a Co.
Opposite St. Cloud Hotel.
FROM GEORGIA. - -Extracts
of Letter from CL Bowen,
Attorney at Law, fialton, 3a, To
Fiacher Nichols.
"1 have finished painting tWee of my
hooaea with U A M. Paint. It U the
best paint for preserving and beaotify
Ing houses 1 have ever used. It covers
B!.,mt t-. ; aa much snrf :we aa I
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COUNTRY GONE OVERWHELM.
INGLY FOR THE REPUBLI
CAN TICKET IN THE
NATION.
The Victory for Roosevelt and Falrbaaki
is aot to be Doubted Doabtfal
States Qo for Republicans
Parker a Badly De
feated Maa.
On this morning of the Ninth of
November we find that the country
has almost unanimously endorsed the
present administration and that by an
overwhelming vote Roosevelt and
Fairbanks have been elected. The
result is not altogether unexpected for
the signs have been for some time that
this would be the outcome of the elec
tion of yesterday. The National Re
publican ticket carried every doutful
state in the union. By a plurality of
135,000 New York gave its election!
vote for the Republican candidates and
gave the state ticket a close call.
This morning it seems that with
Maryland Roosevelt will have 325
votes. Not counting the states that
are doubtful or not heard from last
night the Republican candidate had
293 electoral votes while Parker had
151. At an early hour Ian night it
was clear that Roosevelt had an over
whelming majority and that there was
no hopes of anything of an encouraging
nature for the Democratic ticket At
11:40 Judge Parker retired after hav;
ing sent a congratulatory telegram to
Mr. Roosevelt It was known that
the following states '.had gone for the
Republican ticket this morning:
California, 10; Connecticut, 7; Del
aware, 3; Illinois, 27; Indiana, 15;
Iowa, 13; Kansas, 10; Maine, 6; Mas
sachusetts, 16; Michigan, 14; Minne
sota; 11; Nebraska, 8; New Hamp
shire, 4; New York, 39; New Jersey,
12; North Dakota, 4; Ohio, 23;
Oregon, 4; Pennsylvania, 34; Rhode
Island, 4; South Dakota, 14; Vermont,
4; Washington, 5; Wisconsin, 13;
Wyoming, 3. Total, 293.
For Parker Alabama, 11; Arkansas
9; Florida, 5; Georgia, 13; Kentucky,
13; Louisiana, 9; Mississippi, 18
North Carolina 12; South Carolina, 9;
Tennessee, 12; Texas, 18; Virginia,
12. Total, 151.
Boston, Nov. 8. Douglas, Demo
cratic candidate for governor, has been
elected ny 12,000 plurality. Roose
velt has carried the state by a good
margin.
Topcka, Kan., Nov. 8. The
j,, concede KansM t0 Roose.
Teh by 50 000
. ,
L0" M Nov- --At 8 0 "
C,0CK wa.
"head oT Parker in this city. The
state will go for raraer, . however.
Folk, for governor, is elected.
Wheeling, W. V, Nor. 8. Par
tial .eturnt at 9 o'clock indicate a ma
jority of 23,000 for Roosevelt. .
'' Maryland SUQ la Doubt
Baltimore, Nov. 9. Returns from
the state are slow and indicate the
t at.fr in ffmikt Kufr a itmnff iwiMihilitv
that Roosevelt has a small .plurality.
Parker carried the city of Baltimore by
less than 500. . 'vV'
Nevada is Democratic by a few
hundred, the Democrats having enough
majority of the legislature to insure on
joint ballot the election of John Sparks
to the United Sates Senate. Roosevelt
has carried Illino'ise, by an estimated
plurality of 235.000.
Kooeevslt Victory Grows.
New York, Nov. 9. Roosevelts
victory i' not dlminfi-h over n;r;htbut
PRESIDENT THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
From new photograph.
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Watching the Balance Through the
Last Count Stanly Gives Black
burn One Hundred Majority.
Other Results in
the District
During the day -THE TRIBUNE
has tried to keep in touch with the
Eighth District. What we have be
low represents' everything that we have
been able to get. Some of it is from
Republican source and some of it
comes with Democratic Icoloring.
From what we have been able to se
cure THE TRIBUNE is of the opinion
that Blackburn has carried the district
by a small majority. There is con
siderable difference in the Wilkes
county vote, Blackburn claiming 2000
majority while 1300 or more seems
conceded to him there.
Albemarle, Nov. 9. Three town
ships are not heard from at 11 o'clock
this morning but the results there is
pretty well known. From what is
known this morning Blackburn has a
majority of 100 in Stanly and the en
tire Republican ticket in the county is
about the same. The Democrats
stayed at home and this largely ac
counts for the result of the election of
yesterday which was a surprise to the
county. One hundred will be a fair
figure at which to pi ice the Republi
can majority in the county.
Lenoir, Nov. 9. Ashe, Alleghaney
and Surry not heard from. Wautauga,
Blackburn 300 majority; Wilkes 1390;
Caldwell 75 Republican majority.
Later reports from Stanly cut the
Blackburn majority down to about 50.
Both Sides Claim Victory.
At 11 o'clock the result in the 8th.
district is in doubt Mr. Blackburn
this morning telegraphed to the chair
man of the Republican committee
that he was elected by a safe majority.
At 11 o'clock Salisbury reports that
Newland will have a majority of 250
in the district There is a difference
in the Wilkes county vote, which
places the Republican majority at
21,00 and at 2,000.-There are several
counties in the extreme western part
of the district' which have not been
heard from, there will however be lit
tle variation in the vote as that upon
which calculations are made.
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Dispatches at 11:30 place the Re
publican majority in Wilkes at 1,300;
A!! -Hwy for NewIanJ by 150;
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Salisbury, N. C, N0V.9.
3:45 p. m. Newland; is
elected, according to reports
"r -.'.9? .
received by me, by 113 -ma
jority.
John S. Henderson,
Chmn. Dem. Con. Com.
hundred. Blackburn is elected sure
Blackburn Claims aooo in Wilkes.
Wilkesboro, Nov. 9. Spencer
Blackburn claims Wilkes by 2000 ma
jority.
Three Hundred in Wautauga.
Boone, N. C. Nov. 9. Blackburn's
majority in Wautauga is about 300;
county ticket close.
Blackburn Claims About 300.
Mr. Spencer Blackburn claims his
election by about 300 majority.
Newland in Cabarrus.
In Cabarrus with everything in
Newland has 257 majority over Black
burn.
Blackburn Claims a Majority of 200 In
the District.
A telegram from Wilkesboro this
afternoon says that Blackburn is elected
by a majority of 2000.
Newland by Near one Hundred and Fifty
Salisbury Nov. 9. At 3 o'clock
this afternoon it is certain that New
land will have between 125 and 150
majority in the district. Every county
in the district has been covered by
long distance telephone and a careful
count will give Newland this majority.
Grinned and Sped to Death.
Mahandy City, Pa., Nov. 8. After
starting a car toward the knuckle of
Suffolk colliery lope this evening John
Petro jumped inside. The topman
made frantic efforts to make him un
derstand that the chain had not been
attached, but John, Tailing to grasp his
danger, only grinned. When taken
from the wreckage at the. bottom of
tbo slope, 500 feet below, every bone
in his body was broken.
Used Genuine Ax on the Stage..
Pittsburg, Nov. 7.-During a re
hearsal of "Gismonda" at the Alvin
Theatre late last night ; Frederick
Paulding, taking the part -of Zacha-
QLENN AND THE STATE TICKET
ELECTED BY A SPLENDID
MAJORITY.
Nlae Dessocratic CMgressaea Are Bee
ted, With the Eighth la Doabt
Small Vote la Sonse Sections
of the State.
The South is yet solid and North
Carolina is safely Democratic by
good majority with the entire state
ticket elected, supported by a Demo
cratic Legislature. In some sections
there was a heavy vote while in others
the vote was not so heavy. Gover
nor Glenn has about 50,000 majority
Glean Has Fifty Thousand Majority.
Raleigh, Nov. 9. (Special) Glenn's
majority will exceed 50,000. The
Legislature is as largely Democratic
as it was two years ago. The result
in the Eighth district is very close and
the district is in doubt
Statesville, Nov. 8. Iredell county
gives county and leeislaive ticket from
500 to 600 Democratic majority.
Newland about 750 majority in the
county.
THE COUNTY IS. SAFELY
THE LINE.
The Majority Ranging From Something
Like 250 to Over 5M. Propst Leads,
the Ticket While All Have a
Majority. The Majority
Is Increased.
All day yesterday the battle raged.
The forces were on the firing line from
early in the morning until late at night
The result in the county is a victory
for every man on the ticket. In most
cases there was an increase in the ma
jority. It will be seen that Newland
has more of a majority than Kluttz
had two years ago. In nearly all cases
the majority was larger than two years
ago. In the early voting there was
some scratching which it seemed
would demoralize all parties, but this
soon ceased and the greater number of
voters took it straight The Demo
crats made splendid gains in Concord,
especially in wards 1 and 2. In a
few of the county precincts there was
a gain for Democracy, in others a loss,
though there was no large change in
any of these. The accompanying
table shows the vote for the county
officers, CongressionaI,State and Na
tional ticket We did not get the en
tire commissioners, only carrying the
vote of Ervin and Buchanan. In
Mecklenburg Odell got 3,063; Gricr
601, a majority of 2,461
The following are the majorities,
with No. 6 to hear from:
Parker 234, Glenn 286, Winston
256, Newland 242, Odell 147, Duls
214, Stickley 121, Propst 517, Swink
275, Johnson 183, Long 386, Lenta
297, Harris 350, Ervin 183,
Some of the majorities two years
ago were as follows: Propst over Big-
eers43Z Johnson over Hams 171
Harris over Teeter 233, Kluttz over
Blackburn 186.
In the tabulated returns on the
inide of todav'a naoer the No. 8
vote give Propst 126 and Sapp 77,
while it should be Propst 136 and
Sapp 75. This makes Mr. Propst's
majority 517, and No. 6 will give him
at least 14 which will make his
majority about 531. ' . . K
Fall from Horn Proved PaUL
Richmond, Va,, Nov. 8. R H
Dowdy, proprietor of the Garland
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