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deightfnlly portrnyiug Thanks
giving time in. the G. pies," and the
cover by Il. a Bell, artietically typ
flying 1 ~, Seasons of I'll a Is living
A group of Kate Greenaway's chill
dren, illustrating Laura 4. Richards
poem" Ihe Picnia Tea" is another
striking pictorial page feature. FIX
President Harrison, in his This
Country of Oars" contribution, ex.
presses himself forcibly and with
direetness on pensions, talks of civ
i'ization of the indianr, aud tells OF
the work of the Secretary of agri
culture, Edward W. Box emphn
sizes the virtues and value of the
bath, alI d4prccates the tendency
ot mothers TO escape the responsf
Ol!i'y and care of trimming their OWL
children. In the line Of fiction til,
November Journal presents The con
clusion of I:tus Maclaren's; charming
~ told story. The Minister of S,
Bede",' and Story OF fascinating
interest, Tho Assistant Librarian
Pro Tem.," by Robert g. Il. Meyer.
Lillian Bell Bell whites of "Other
Girls" in her enthusiastically bright
and crisp vein; Clilfor Howard tells
tho Origin of Or Names" Rut',
Ashmore advises "Tne Gill alone in
III the City," and j. Harry Adnms
describes how to make ornate and
useful articles of household furni
ture. Thee are also contributions
CT dress. the table, necd!ewnrk,
home games aud tho usual depart
in"nts. The Thanksgiving Journal
Is rvplete with interest and attrar
tive artistically, it is 'uagazine that
appeals to every home. Ey The Cur.
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1900.
FOR PRESIDENT,
w. j. BRYAN,
OF NEBRASKA.
The Result.
OF NEBRASKA.

CHICAGO, Nov. 5.-Chairman joiner, of
the Democratic National Committee, has
issued bulletin this evening, giving up
the tigl', and cunceding Mckinleys elvc-
lion.
LINCOLN, Neb., Nov. Sat g. % O'clock
Senator Jones telegraphed to MIR. Bryan,
that he had given up the fight 1t was
handed to MIR. Bryan.a lis residence.
"iou may say" said MIR. Bryan to the
United Presses representatives, "that the
e,cctiun Of Mckinley is CONCLUDED, AMI
that will issuo Il statement Tonight"
nnYAS AccLI,rs THE PEOPLES VERDICT.
LiNcoLH, Neb., NQy. Immediately
after receiving Senator Jones' telegram,
Mr. Bryan wrote the following dispatch:
"lIon. William Mckinley, Canton, O.:
Senator Jones has just informed me that
the returns ind cate your election, and |
hasten to extend my congratulations. We
have submitted the issues to tine American
people, atId their will is law.
CIVILIAN j. BRYAN"
The latest returns indicate that the cleo
tor',l vote Of the state, viii be cast as fol-
lows:
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WAAT Ma. tIAAW SAYS


McEinl"''s Frisnd T IN n Ecprr.-r r.,at
the Business Ouri""h Is REQ GU:
William NJ Hahn, rcpu uiicun ma
tioral committeeman for O.,io, is Nc
kinlcy boo'n.c an ~ professional ca
lami,y howlcr. liz has been usy for
the past year in :,yin~ la create a pnb-
lilo sentiment i'll favor al tha ;,rotcc-
ton maj 'r Ivy c;rcnl l;inr Stories of
Wilson ,nr;T ruin ami free trade har.l
times. o. that platform his cfforts
for Mckinley have met with con-
siderable success, and hu feels that ho
can now lay aside his Innurner's n,asl;
and admitthlt business i rrallv pretty
prosperous While in New York city
few davo no H. was interviewed for
lcadin" protection newspaper AMI
SAID! The huSinr,, outiooi IL Ghio
Is encouraging. | have Just bought n
large farm near Maii>.rl l. in that
state, and am goiug To nut sheep %, it
and raise wool. VI Hnfanturiily is
boori;n-, too. ar, interested in n
pump concern in Mansfield and wa
can't ill our otderS" This /, vhut Mr..
Hahn, the sheep -rowrr and manu-.
fac;urcr, says. Qiitc G;Icrcn: from
The do!efui acccu lis of the condition
nj the iron wor~inr nnd WOO, indus
iries spread abroad by Mr. Hahn. tho
a"ent of Mckinley. One MIR. Hahn
insists that times are bad AMI every
body is Icing ruined by low taxes and
increased trade. The other Mr. Hahn
thinks that IL will pay him to raise
sheep, while his pnmp factory is so
'usy that it cannot fill orders Which
AIR. Hahn is rirht?
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wlson TARIFF INDICATED

DcnciA. Sta;i-itc- Ars Very damaging Ia
Hopubi rnn CaIa uatv Bowisr..
The last monthly rcpor, of the
bureau of statistics is very damaging
10 the calculations of those rcpu blicaa
leaders who are counting upon win
ming the next presidential anil con-
s:..,s:s :ss::.;. elections o. the ,ariR Issue
1t clearly rcfntes their chain that the
new tar Fl is detrimental to the indus.
tries of the country and obstructive to
its foreiin commerce
The report shows that for the last
ninc months, ending with the month
of March of this year. the exports OF
domestic pro luce exceeded those of
The previous nine months iy S5l, 00O.-
coo; and the imports of foreign goods
Tor the same p"riod showed gain of
S72, 10000 The exports for tho last
nine nonths also exceeded the imports
for tho Same period hy IS OlQ,0O1 lie
Bt;i tisiician who can derive anything
in the new tariff detrimental to in.
dustrY of com.nercs fro:u these h!u-cs
must have liz cluity enough to dem
unstratc that two and two do not make
four
II is true that the revenues of the
government of the last IL moth, have
not covered its exp This. how
ever, is not duo tn any miscalcuistion
by the authors OF the new tar ii net.
|. is attributable solely IN the decision
of the supreme court preventing the
collection of the income tax.
Tho provision for that tax was Il
nnrt OF the new tariff scheme, and it's
expected income was iacludeI in the
Tho measure, Had the income tax
been collected. there is no doubt that
lie revenues OF tn government would
now hc exceeding it's expenditures.
Tho annuimen: of this feature of the
aew tariff act o,nli not reasonably
nave been anti :.pitc |. because = sim
tlas income tax h't heel collected by
Tic overnmcnt for n number of wears
without L qr.s:i1L q; It'll c1ass.tutioa-
nifty.
Possibly such exhibits a: thu work.
ing of the Wilson ,arin as this bureau
report gives may yet have the effect of
Qhcclsing MuKinlcy's progress toward
tho presidential nomination of his
party. Under Ii = leadership and with
his unsatisfactory record on the cur
rency, tho tariff would have To Le
made he paramount issue. and the
popular choice would bc between the
act not in force and IL return To McKin-
Icy high protection, hich the reon' c
30 signally condemned in 1882 Ev-
IDENTIFY the republican opponents of
Mckinley have derived encouragement
from some quarter withio the last few
days. and perhaps this official showing
OF the operations OF tie new tariff may
have had some thing to do with it, =, |
ianta Journal
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TRUST PROEITS.
Their Possibilities Of Incro $50 IiIustrated
In the steel poul.

Their Possibilities OF Incro $50 Illustrated
In the steel Poul
According TO an estimate printed in
the leading protectionst organ of
New York, steel billets can now be
produced for little over Sli a ton.
When the steel trust takes ton OF
steel Mt this cost and turns it into ar,
mor-plate for the government tho cs.
timated cost TO the pu bile treasury is
$500 ton. while for cannon it is 81 600
u ton. The trust also sells steel rails
in Japan cheaper than in this country,
to meet English competition there.
These figures and facts suggest the
extent of the profits which the trust
extort from the public treasury in adj
dition to the millions its lawlcss com
bination enables it to take fairly from
private consumers.
Its members are notoriously active
in politics. They are among the larg-
est contributors to campaign funds,
They are always ready to assert what
they suppose to be the right of their
money to control the country.
When their possibilities of profits
under the existing system are so great
it is not to be wondered that they find
it easy to secure money for their com
paign contributions. nor is it strange
that they should he willing to give
them. They can afford to pay heavily
to prevent the enforcement of laws in-
tended to put an end to the trust sys-
ten OF plundering the public IN. Y.
World
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Thanksgiving Ladies' HoI
journal.
Home

Marriage is eXhaustivcly discussed
in The November Ladies Home Jour
nal-by Mrs. a. ID. Il. Whitney " he
tells her girl friends The Truth
About Marriage Both papers, Il.
may be inferred, are able and lucid
presentations of the marriage ones.
tion. The same issue contains the
first OF "Mr. Moody's Bible Glass
Il .icies, which the famous evanoel
list will contribute to the Journal il,
the future-as the leader OF great
National Bible Glass. The initial
article Of "Groat Personal Events
series-in which the conspicuous oc.
cnrances of the past half century
will be told by eyowitnesses-is also
given. In it, Hon. A. Oakley Hull
recalls "When Jenny Lind Sang in
Castle Garden" New York, in I85O),
and tells of the unparalleled furore
created by the Swedish Nighting-
gale There are also two admirable
practical articles on singing: one by
Madame Calve, who writes on the
"Conquering Race i'll Music" (Amer-
icans), and the other by Madame
Me!ba on "The Vocal Student.'
Each embodies the experience of its
famous author, and details to the
students of vocal music how to sue
sessfully pursue their art. OF spec
ial artistic and timely interest is a
page Illustration by w. l.. Taylor,
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--
Low Tariff Helps Labor.

We are selling an increase of $780,.
100000 worth of manufactured
goods to foreigners, under the opera.
tion of the present law taking the tas
Off raw material with prospects of still
further increase The labor expended
In producing these goods is an addi-
ton to the ordinary employment OF
workingmen. This is matter which
it is worth while to consider from the
iator Observation-Disclosures Rec.
ord,
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j. A WALKER
s. WALKER WILLIAMS

Never before has JUICE Williama
name been written other than Sam
w. Williams, and it is thought that
1T was printed oil the ticket s Wal
ker Williams to confuse VOTERS
BLurFrELD TELraRA.
Ii the above is intended for a slul
at tho tickets used in Tazewell coun
ty all we have to say is that the per
son who makes the statement LIES
and he knows it, as every Republics.
in the county can testify.
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A SLICK Trick

In the adjacent Virginia district,
the Ninth, the Popocrats practiced a
slick trick. The had the candidates
names printed on the official ballot
thus:
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Ninth District.

From unofficial returns the following
named counties We're carried by Walker
and Williams respectively by the MAORI
ties set under their names:
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MONEY! MAKE IT YOURSELF.

niONCl' MANI Il i w ArClIG.
J. have never seen anything in the
papers obout thePeople's Wind Mill;
we call it the "People's' because the
inventor never patented it, but let
everybody use it free. Any farmer
can make mill himself aud tho ma.
terial complete will not cost over
$40. 1t is splendid mill. will pump
The deepest wells, and will last long
er than any mill L ever had. ANY
person can get diagrams and com.
plete directions free, as | did, by
sending IL two-cent stamps to pay
postage, etc, to g. d. Wilson & Co .
Allegheny, ia. Wilson & Co sell
pumps, and when you get your wind
mill going would be glad to cell you
pump if you need it. 1t is certain.
y useless to pay $50 or $50 for a
wind mill, when you can make one
just as good for $40. think there
could be big money made putting
these mills up through the country
rs everybody would like them.
A READER.
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turns from Congressional election
are meager, hut sufficient to show
that Hay, Dem, has defeated Walk
er Republican by probably 5000.
WEST VIRGINIA,
Wheeling, w. W., Nov Returns
so far this morning confirm the esti
mates of last night of 1900 plurali.
~ for Mckinley.
MINNESOTA.
Minneapolis, Mum. Nov 4.-The
returns are c. ming IN very slowly
frcm the GO ihtry districts of the
State, but their does not Stem TO be
any doubt that LeKinley has carried
Lind, fusion candidate for govern
OF, IS running ;elvily anhead Of his
ticket.
II is thought he is elected Towue
fusion camdipato for Congress in tn,
Duluth district, has jnst wired that
ho is elected.
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MINNESOTA.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.

Concord, n. H., Nov 4.--Returns
fl ON $50 towns and wards give Nc
Kinley 3,74I; Bryan, l1,740; Palm
Ell, 1857; Mciiinlcy's plurality, 81
COL.
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DELAWARE.
ILLINOIS

Chicago, ILL.,, Nov. 4 THE advic
es at 2:30 n. m. indicate that Altgeld
is defeated, and Tanner has keaten
Linn by possibly $4,000 Tho lat
toes maierity in Cook county is even
greetar than was expected, and will
run not far from Al, 600 TO $4,000.
MASSACHUSETTS,.
Boston, Nov. 4.-Thre hundred
and thirty cities and towns Of the
32f in Massachusetts, with B8ston.
Worcester, Colchester, Brockton,
North Adams, Hoiyoko, Lowell and
Quincy missing missing, give Bryan
q 3G3; Mckinley, 1878; Palmer,
7,476. McKinley's plurality, 1873,
$40.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

Philadelphia, Pa, Nov. IA nn
nonncel last light by the United
Associated Presses, the Republicans
in Pennsylvania elect twenty six
Congressman and tho Democrats
four. This is gain Of two for the
d ,tno. rats, the pre- mt delegation
standing twenty eight Republicans
and two D,m ,crn;s FIX Congress
man McAieer, Denp who defeated
Congressman IIalteiman III the third
district, is however, pronounced
sound money Democrat.
DELAWARE.
Wilmington, Del. Nov. 4-Tht
United Associated Presses has now
s, fiicieut figures 10 announce tia
Dclcware's electoral vote is for Nc
kiuley by 1900 10 1,sGJ plurality
The Democrats elect Tunnel gov
ernor mud Handy TO Congress by
1000 plurrlity. The Democrats also
control the legislature on joint bal
lot.
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SAMUEL w. WILLIAMS
Total

The majority Of Walker, unofficial il
2279.
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NORTH CAROLINA.

Raleigh, N. G. Navenber o.
Bryan carrie North Carolina by
$4,000, is the official statement made
at Democratic State headquarters.
The Republican State chairman con.
cedes his victory here, but declares
the majority is only 5000.
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TEXAS.

Austin, Tex, D a. M, Nov. A.
After count Of all election returns
at 3 a. m, it is undoubtedly a fact
that the Democrats will win the
State natioal ticket and Compression.
al by handsome majorities in all save
the Tenth and Twelfth COMPRESSION.
al districts, which are conceded to
the Republicans.
Chicago, Nov. "A special from
San Antonio. Tex. says organs ma
jority in Texas will be $4,000; Demo
cratic State ticket will run 10000
behind Bryan.
VIRGINIA.
Charlottesville, Va, Nov. RE.
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KENTUCKY.

louisville. KY Novemqer s.
Mckinley hus 957 plurality, with
eight precincts missing.
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Congress stands 22o Republicans, l.
Democrats and IL popuIsts.
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MICHIGAN.

Detroit, Mich, Nov. 4.-Returrs
from the State this morning swell
the Republican plurality on Presi
dental electors to $4,000. Mayor
Pingree, Rep, for governor, rams
nearly 10000 ahead Of the national
ticket. The Democrats have nude
gain in the legislature. but it re-
mains Republican by two thirds
minority.
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NEBRASKA.

Omaha, Neb., Nov. 4-Re!urns
at tbs hour, 1915 a M, indicate htat
he Democrats and Populists have
Nebraska by l6,000 and elected four
out of six Congressman.
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MISSOURI.

st. Louis, Mo, Nov. 4.-Five
hundred and Thirty precincts. out
side of st. Louis, give Bryant G2.
906; Mckinley, 1886; Stevens, SIS,
32G; Lewis, 1895
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MONTANA.

Butte, Mont. Nov. 4.-Returns
Continue slow, but early estimates
arc not changed. Forty eight pre-
cincts in Silver Bow county give
Bryan 1888; ard Mckinley 1861.
McKinley's vote is less than fourth
of what had been eslima.ed.
The Douglas miner. [volume] (Douglas, Alaska) 1896-1897, 1896-10-21

main stream at point about forty miles
from the Yukon Most of the reports from
this stream comes from Indians. They
claim that the gravel upon the bed rock in
the stream is very rich.
Two other creeks have been discovered
this season, in British territory, close to
Forty Mile post. The streams empty into
Forty Mile creek near the headWaters of
the latter stream The two streams have
not been worked very much this year, but
it is claimed that there are very good pros
poets there.
On American creek, which is the first
stream in American territory after passing
Forty Mile, a number of men have been
working for several years without much
success. This year, however, the creek
has paid fairly well.
Pete Wyborg, one of the lucky miners
who last year worked quite successfully
a claim on Miller creek, is now located on
Bonanza creek, in the CIondvEe district.
The Douglas miner. [volume] (Douglas, Alaska) 1896-1897, 1896-10-21
FOREIGN NOTES

St. Petersburg, Oct. I5-Famne is
tfreatend in the Amur province of Asiatic
Russia, the crops having been destroyed
by flood.
Forth Platte, Neb., Oct 15-The first
irrigation fair in the history of the west
is in full swing here with many thou
sands of people in attendance.
Saratoga, N. Y, Oct. I3-Wood &
Tember novelty works and the Garner
manufacturing plant at Granville have
been DESTROYED by file. Loss $500, 900; in
surance $4,000.
Paris, Oct. Io-Minister of foreign At
fairs HanOut, in the Cbainet council an
nounoed that China has signed a con-
tract with France to rebuild her naval
dock-vard at Flu Chan under the charge
of the chief engineer of the French navy.
Tangiers, Oct Io-Diamie, formerly
grand vizer, confined in prison for two
years past on the charge of conspiring
in favor of MuIey Mohammed has been
found dead in his cell with his cot stained
with blood. 1t is supposed he was assas-
sinated.
A recent press dispatch from Montreal
says: There is reason to believe that the
dominion government will render substan-
tial aid to the Canadian Pacific to build
a railroad from Lethbrdge to Nielsen,
through the Crows Nest pass, and that
next spring the actual work of construc-
ton will be under way. The government
realizes that if the dominion is to benefit
from the mining development in British
Columbia the Kootenai country must be
tapped by a Canadian road. The loan will
probably exceed 100000, the amount
which the conservatives intended asking
parliament to loan.
Port Townsend, Oct. I5.-SpeCial.-A
new complication confronted the attempt
to float the steamship Umatila to-day, as
The Douglas miner. [volume] (Douglas, Alaska) 1896-1897, 1896-10-21

fortv miles to the northwest of the head of
Crooked creek.
Capt. johnson, who took a party of
men into the Birch creek diggings this sea-
son, has on two occasions got himself into
trouble with the miners. Two meetings
were called upon him. The first meeting
was called to investigate charge in
which johnson was accused of msrepre-
sentng to the men he had induced to go
in with him, the conditions of the
Yukon country. 1t appears that he had
told SEINE of the men who accompanied
him over the summit and down the
Yukon that they would be able to pan
from $50 to $40 worth of gold by brushing
away the ashes from the camp fires and
washing the ground that had been thaWed
out. This condition does not exist, even
in the Yukon, and johnson was warned
by the miners to be more careful hereafter
in his representations. The second occa-
sion on which miners meeting was
called upon Johnson, arose over dispute
I
whom he had engaged to pack supplies
from Circle City to the diggings. John
son declined to pay the charges for pack
ing the boxes or cases in which his goods
were packed, although he was perfectly
willing to pay for the packing of the
goods. The miners decided that he would
have to pay for the boxes and cases as
we'll as the goods, and he then changed
his mind and agreed to do 50.
Jimmie Famchon has located upon
quartz ledge that runs through the claim
of Cannally and McGregor, on Mastodon
creek The quartz contains a little free
gold.
Mrs Haley and Bill Stewart have locat-
ed quartz claim on Forty Mile creek
about three or four miles from the post.
Some of the ore was sent out by the
steamer Portland to San Francisco this
summer to be tested.
Forty Mile has once more been thrown
into fever of excitement over the recent
gold discoveries in the Clondyke district.
The discovery was made by George Nc
Clellan, upon Bonanza creek, a tributary
of the Clondylle Mcclellan, with the
assistance of three Indians, claims to have
taken out about 500 day.
Bonanza creek is about fifteen miles
long. 1t empties into Clondvke creek
about three miles above where the latter
stream empties into the Yukon river. 1t
is about forty-five or fifty miles from For
ty Mile post, and already about 200 claims
have been located upon it.
There are two other tributaries to the
Clondyke upon which gold in paying
quantities, it is claimed, has been found.
The names of the other streams are Gold
IA I