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New-York tribune., 1900-11-09
BRYAN AND HIS FTTy7RE
SURPRISED BY ELECTION REsI1T-
WILL NOT SEEK TO BE SENATOR
NOT TO LIVE IN TEXAS

Lincoln. Neb.. Nov s.-willarn ]. Rrvar To-
night gave out the following statement concern-
ing the election:
IT Iae result suit was surprise to me- and the magni
our opponents as well to those who Voted our 19
ticket 1t is impossible to analyze the returns until
we seem m to have gained in the large cities and 10
The Republicans were able to secure tickets or
passes for AL all their voters who were away from
We have way of knowing at this time how
and in colonization But while these would Si foaes ae
count for some me Of the Repubiean gains they could
publican vote. The prosperity argument was prob
TRy With Phe panc
tines Of ss to to IS d and nd this argument g had weight
The Is had sret 6 ss e Of she the
those who dd not reaze that waT AGAINST doc
react upon us in this country.
We made an. honest fight upon honest plat
have nothing to regret. We are defeated but not
Repubcan policies win be repudiated by the peo.
pie when the tendency Of these policies is fully
Democracy cannot end until one or the other is
completely triumphant.
Concerning himself. Mr.. Bryan said:
have come out Of the campaign, with perfect
bring success 10 o. the m principles for which ~{ood
and the members of the Democratic. Populist sill
ver Republican and Anti-Imperialist committees
the club organization put forth their best efforts
Our newspapers. our campaign speakers and our
local organizations all did their part | have
fault find and reproaches. shall continue to
take active interest in politics long live.
l believe Il be the duty of citizens do and.
IN addition to my interest as citizen. feel that
will require lifetime of work repay the polt-
ical friends who have done much for
I shall be Senatorial candidate before the
Legislature which has been elected. Senator Allen
deserves the Senatorship, which goes TO the Popu-
lists Mr.. Hitchcock and w. H Thompson
avowed candidates for the Senatorship They both
deserve well OF the party, and too grateful
them for past support 10 stand in their way II
I desired q seat in the Senate.
Mr.. Bryan said he had other plans at pres
ent than TO remain at home until he had
covered from the fatigue of campaigning. He
denied the report that he would remove from
Nebraska and make Texas his home
New-York tribune., 1900-11-09
EPOCH IN GREAT LAKE HISTORY.
CARGO OF STEEL SHIPPED DIRECT TO ENG
LAND-IRoN ORE FROM NEW MINES

Ashtahula. Ohio Nov. s. (SpeciaD.-Two impor-
tent Incidents marked epoch In Great Lake cir
eies to-day. One the shipping of the first
cargo OF steel from Carnegies harbor of Conneaut
10 go by the lakes and the Welland Canal to Eng
Iand and the other the receiving Ashta-
bua of the hrst ore in the United States from
the new mines at Michipcoten. Ontario.
The steamer Iroquois took the first Mchipi-
coten cargo consisting Of 2456 tons. on Monday
ana reached here to-day. The steamer Monk
maven is now her way with steel billets for
monmouth. England and Carnegie's expectations
are realized. Direct from his Pittsburg furnaces
10 Europe by his own lines is his achievement
co Two more vessels are to load steel tomorrow at
Conneaut for European destinations. Massive and
wonderful machinery fer loading steel rails is in
readiness there. Thus far the steel shipments on
the lakes have been either coastwise or to Cana
olan ports Much more shipped to Canada n
points In the last two years than coastwise.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-09
KENTUCKY COURT OF APPEALS REVERSED
NOW CONTEST FOR HIS PLACE

Louisville. Ky, Nov. (SpeciaD.-The fact that
the Republicans have four out OF the seven
Judges Of the Court II Appeals will lead to
opening Of the contest for least OF the minor
State offices awarded through the courts to the
Democrats last winter This is the Attorney-Gen-
eralship. Clifton j. Pratt elected that office
with Governor Taylor. but did not join with his
colleagues in seeking redress through the courts
when ousted They filed suits which went TO the
Court Of Appeals and dismissed there. the
judges divided party lines. the three Republicans
dissenting from the four Democrats The condi-
tons now exactly reversed. Hence Judge Pratts
decision seek redress.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-09

Quail on toast and uaiIard duck on the dining
cara az the New York Central.-Advt.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-09
MERCHANTS FIND REASON FOR GRAFT
TIDE IN THE VICTORY FOR HONEST
MoNEY-LoRD SALISBURY TO
SPEAK AT THE GUILD
HALL TONIGHT.

ECopy.ent: 1900: BY Tho New-YorK Tribunal
rBY CABLE TO THE TRIBUNE.l
New-York tribune., 1900-11-09

Warned by the disgraceful scenes which at
tended the return Of the City Imperial Eolun-
teers. the military authorities are endeavoring
70 guard against a similar demonstration on
the occasion of the arrival of other British SOL
dfers in London from South Africa The War
Office has engaged a vast West End building.
known Olympia, camping ground for
colonial troops. and instead Of marching through
the main streets Of the metropolis they will be
detrained at Kensington and moved without
delay into their proposed headquarters along
side the station.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-12
TOAST TO THg QUEEN.

GLASGOW Mail,
The following IL verbatim report of
a speech Ia giving the toast ol "The
Queen" at a recent agricultural show
dinner in Scotland. The chairman be-.
gan;
"Noo, gentleman, will ye a. an your
glasses for I'm about 10 bring forrit
Tho Queen, (Applausc.) Oor queen,
gen tlemen, ia really a wonderiu' woman,
II may say II she's one o. the guild
anld sort. Nae whigmaleeries or ialder.
ais about her. but douce, daecent body.
She's respectable beyond doot She
has brocht up grand family o. weel.
iaured lads aud lasses-her auldest son
being credit to Ony mither - and
They're a. weel married. Ae daughter
Is nae less than married 10 the Duke o.
Argyll's son aud heir, (Cheers.l Gen.
tlemen, ye'll may mo- believe IL, but |
ance saw the queen. (Sensation,) | did
IL was when took my auld broom COO
to Perth show, ! remember her weel-
such color, such hair" (lnterruption,
aud cries Of "ls II the COO or queen ye'rc
proposingfl
"ihe queen, gentlemen, beg your
pardon, bat | was talking about the coo
However as to the queen, somebody
pointed her oot to me al Perth station
and there she VAS, smart aud tidy-like T,
and says | 10 mysel', Gin my auld
woman al home slips ava, ye medina
remain widower anither hour LANCER
lChCers.) Moo, gentlemen, the whusky's
gu.d, the night In lang, the weather IL
wet, and the roads are sait, and will
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-12

money invested, or care and trouble,
have sold m Eugene this week for D
cents. This il fair sample Of the pres
ent era 0i prosperity for the prosperous.
The prosperous are the owners OF ship
yards and steamships that profit from
million Of dollars spent In war In the
South sea islands the great iron fOun.
dries that double the price of nails,
barbed wire, hardware and everything
ueed by the farmers, shop keepers and
common people, and make flO,OOO,OOJ a
year, doubling every dollar invested /;
the standard oil magnates, who raise
the price NJ oil and extOrt from poor
consumers $50, ,0O0,0 900 year, and have
banks holding $50, 900, 900 OF the peoples
money free Of Interest, and steamships
by the score carrying their goods 10 all
parts Of the world az great profit, and
are asking for subsidy Of flO0, 600 900
Of the peoples money and will get Il II
the Iannaitos can pass the bill the
army officers In Mckinley's war aud
members Of special commissions ON $40,
200 year salaries aud as much more for
expenses, making about flbO,0OO for
each rowing commission, appointed tO
give fat job TO fayoritee TO do nothing (;
the officers In Cuba, Porto Rico, aud
ey0ryN here that place can be found,
who get the salaries liked by law and as
much more for extra pay. The prosper
Gus are very prosperous. The number
One.tenth, perhaps, Of the American
people. The remaining nine tenths are
not in IL. AT the last presidential elec
tion one-tenth beat nine-tenths. knowl'
edge Ia power. So IN money.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-12
The
TRUTH

about wOnS0n's Ills can 10
frankly told by ono woman
90 an0fkIor.
RoDsansber TINT Mrs.
PEnkhaB1 Is n w0s1,ans
RenIoHsber fiaffs0r aSvic0
and medicine have CURED
n million wOnson Of weak
n0Ss0s peculiar 10 fISOfr
SEX
Reni8nsEsos' fiSaf no man
ov0r secs n Eeffor WT5ff0n
to Mrs. PInkhanS for
advice, Hsaf Hs0 5offer Is
opened, read and an-
Sw0r0d by women, and
no testimonial ever pub
Hshed without sP0oIaI
porDIEssfOn.
RenI01sbor fhaf Lydia e.
PInkhan's Vegetable
Compound IL tho r0OOg-
HEx0d Safeguard Of wO-
mans health.
RonIenbor those things
whom some other r0nsedy
10 suggested, aBdr0Bsons-
bor fh0ns when you want
advIoos Mrs. PsnIlbasss's
address 10 Lynn, Mass.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-12
HON. CHAS. W. FULTON In LANE
Reports Of His Meeting at Eugene From the
Opposition Papers.
A CRUEL FROST
Republican Campaign Starts OF Rather
Tsmely.

Republican Campaign Starts OF Rather
Tsmely.
Eugene Guard Dem.
NOT OVER $50 PRESENT.
For the past two weeks 1t has been
advertised freely that Hon. G. w. Fnl-
ton, Of Astoria. would open the Repub'
lican campaign at the court house In
this city last evening. During the day
posters we're scattered over the city and
some Of the leaders were out asking
"Bob," "Jim," " "Tom, etc, TO be sure
and be out. All the candidates for office
had also been summoned from near and
far 10 help swell the mighty crowd.
Al about $3.50, DR.. Kuykendall, the
Ross of the q q y In Lane county, arose
and after stroking his beard and grin.
ming, made quite talk, among other
things predicting victory In Lane county
and the re. election of Mckinley. This
was lightly applauded by the large"
audience present OF not over 100 per-
sons, consisting principally Of Office
holders, United States and county, and
their deputies, county candidates, n
sprinklng Of ladies', several boys lwho
were present 10 escape the curiew law,
and probably fifteen or twenty private
citizens.
Charles w. Fulton then arose and
coldly proceeded TO deliver the opening
speech 10 the frost like crowd assembled.
lie was strongly in favor Of a gold stand.
and Notwithstanding having delivered
hundreds Of speeches in favor OF gold
and eilver). was In favor OF taxing the
poor people Of Porto Rico 10 per cent
and was an expansionist. In fact he
was in favor Of everything and anything
done by the Mckinley administration.
lie said IL was long t0boggan slide from
Lincoln 10 Bryan, but forgot to say II
was n much larger one from the Fulton
OF 1896 and 1900; nor did he read any
editorials from the Oregonian burning
him up for his actions nj he Astoria con-
qressional convention two years ago in
trying TO defeat the gold STANDARD.
After about two hours of this kind OF
talk, the small crowd adjourned without
cheer, and silently departed for their re-
spectiye homes.
Mr.. Fulton, the man who used 10 draw
large audiences when he talked honestly
for gold and silver, left on the o'clock
train, glad 10 yet out Of town before IL
froze harder.
II is said the legislative candidates In
Lane county will all support the Me-
Bride Mitchell Fulton senatorial com.
bine, II elected.
Come again, Charlie, after June T.,
and zee how large majority the Citi.
zens' ticket will pile up.
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himself 10 the effect that II worked q
hardship on some Of the local wood-haul'
ers 10 give one man 70 large q contract,
but that there was no way out Of 70. lie
said the woodmen on their own showing
had formed combination 10 get VI u
cord, lait had been defeated In forming
a trust by larger combine. The state
had 20 get tho benefit OF the lowest price
regardless OF persons. -,
The system that permits straw Did.
der 10 monopolze the furnishing Of
5000 cords, even II the state makes ]
cent cord by the transaction, II mani Z
lestly wrong. In the case OF woodhaul'
ers X IA not practically feasible TO re-
anire n bond or certified check a. an
evidence Of good faith on the part OF a
bidder. II all the facts sei oni by we
wOodhauler's protest arc true, y "Juld
seem as though they constituted case
involving the validity Of the bid itself,
and where no bond or check are re-
quired, Il was still In the power OF the
board 10 set the bid aside and distribute
the award. But the determination OF
tho board IN 10 adhere 20 a strict con.
stFurtlon OF the law In the Interest ol
what IL apparently economy and 20 ld
business methods. And all the wood
haulers will have 20 abide by ~.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-12
rnE srLscrIoN OF TEACHERS

IHk oELkCIION Of tEROnbHo
The salem school board IL TO meet
tonight for the purpose Of selecting prln-
cipaie and teachers and janitors for the
ensuing school year. The board 10 com
poeed Of five members and three
constitute majority. IL has been
published that majority OF the board
have IN caucus decided on some remov'
nip, and the alarming statement was
made that sweeping changes were 10 be
made IN some Of the schools This has
naturally caueed some excitement and
needless alarm. The school board has
held no meeting and reached no decision.
Under the present law the best teacher
liaa no protection against removal II the
board sees iit 20 exercise its authority
Under the pressure ,oi personal friends
of new applicants good teachers are
nlten--but not 20 often aa iormeriy--re-
moved. The practice has been at fa'
lem 70 not disturb good teacher who
WAS giving satisfaction 10 the parents
aud children and working harmonioualy
with the rest Of the teaching force.
TmK JounEAL has made plea each
year for ne few changes as possible and
again renewa that demand In the inter.
est Of the people. A tenure OF Office
law should be enacted that would give
graded schools the beneft oI continuity
% service, and the best grade teachers,
who are competent, might be required 20
take 4 class right through the different
sradsn. That Il done In the best schools
of the country, and may be- introduced
at Salem. The people are entitled 10
the service Of the beet possible teachers
gor the money, without regard 10 any
personal or political consideration enter
Ing into the matter oi selection A
member Of school board Ia acting for
the whole community, not for himself or
for any pat on party.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-12
the LAVE REPUBLIcANs.
Meet a, the Courthouse in Support Of
Party Principles.
n..---I...- Iln...AIIonnl

Meet At tDc OouftnouSp lu DNpPcif VI
Party Principles.
Eugene Register, Republican.
MADE A RoUsTNo ADDRESS
In epiie Of the brief notice Of the COM
inx Of Senator g. w. Fulton 20 formally
open the Republican campaign for Lane
county, fully 800 people assembled at
the courthouse last evening TO hear this
eminent Oregon statesman deliver an
address on the issues Of the day.
Senator w. Kuykendall presided, and
in lively speech made the prediction
OF Republican victory in Lane, in Oregon
and in the election Of William Mckinley.
On being introduced, Mr. Fulton said
he believed there never was a time in
the history OF the state when the outlook
for Republican success was 70 promising
az at the present time. lie drew com
parison between the Republican party
and the fusion parties Of the state, show
ing that the Republicans had nominated
complete tickets from state officers
down, and had adopted a platform OF
principles upon which they would main
tain the permanence Of their party; the
Democrats and Populists did neither OF
these things.
lie gave n close analysis of the condi-
tions Of 1892 % az compared with those
following, showing that with the gold
standard and the enactment OF the Ding
ley tariff TO succeed the Wilson free trade
abortion, the silent smokestacks and the
sleeping industries awakened 10 renewed
life and activity.
The Democratic party was very aptly
located 81 years behind the times in its
recent discovery that Abraham Lincoln
was great man. He said the Demo-
Gratis could never hurt the feelings OF
Republicans by such reference TO Lin.
coin.
The Oregon Democrats were shown TO
be brave abOnt declaring for free coinage
without the consent OF any other nation
on earth, but they we're afraid to adopt
platform without the consent OF the
Populists.
On the Porto Rican question Mr.. Ful.
ton handled the Demo- Pops without
gloves, showing that the trusts were
backing the free trade idea and that
Democrats were helping the t'usts to
accomplish their ends Said he, before
the Democratic party had discovered
there was such a thing as trust, the
Republican party had found them and
legislated against them. This was in
1890, and the act was the Sherman law,
which drove them from federal protec'
tion into the states where, under guise
Of corporations, congress cannot reach
them.
The address was the essence Of logic
md held throughout the close attention
of the audience.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-12
BTo RrA.
S'ar.'As H'a Ind V. s.s L..s S''gAi
'',i''" q U1HzZIze(

Albany Democrat; la order 10 make
political capital ID has been stated that
wool was opened here al about 20 cents
The dispatches yesterday showed that
Nool was 10 or 10 per cent on Ia London
aud the market weak IN Boston. A locai
dealer says the market will start In Al
probably 10 or 10 GENTS, As prolucers
have gOlten their hopes RAISED IL is
doubtful II there is much movement nn.
lil the market becomes settled.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-12
"The Mobiles, Mind

The best cOntcntment has" Yet,
however nohle Ia mind, 40 man or
woman can have perfect cOntentment
without physical health, The blood
must be Kept pure aud the stomach
aud digestive organs la good order.
The best means f.r this purpose h.
llOOds Sarsaparllla, IL promptly
cures all blOOd humors aud eruptiOns
Nnd tones up'the system,
The laNOtite cathartic Is floods
Pills. 3
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-12
rnR AsYLuM woop nIps

The state aeylum board has decided
not 10 disturb the wood bids as awarded
They have not held the protest OF Tho
other bidders 10 be valid against the bid
II one Clark 10 furnish 5000 cords a.
t2.74, nor the facts rected by the wood.
haulcrn 20 be Of any weight Ia the mat
ter, The board holds that the law no.
quires them 10 advertise for bids, and 10
award tho contracts 10 the lowest bidder.
One Of the board at least expressed
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-12

Aa the people get better roads and
cycle paths built there is growing do
rnand 10 have stock shut out OF running
ON the highways. A number Of farmers
have called on the editor Of this paper
and asked him 90 advocate protecting
the roads against stock running at large.
OF course. the farmer who can do so now
shuts his stock out Of the roads In his
own interest. Stock that II kept en-
closed In pasture does better and is
more profitable than that running all
over tile country.
The saving is not alone 10 the roads
but 10 the lenses. liza public highway
Il fenced on both sides Of y road aud
stock IA allowed 10 pick ita living on the
highway, Il will constantly seek 10 break
through, aud every weak epot In the
fence Il constantly being tried by cattle
putting their heads through aud iecding
on the grain inside. A hungry animal
il thus constantly at work making breaks
In the fences The farmer who keeps
his stocks up IL at the mercy Of the hall
starved stock that picks It's prccarious
living ON the highway. Pasture iences
arc required 10 be made TO keep stock
n, hut ihore IL no way to protest prop
periy against stock breaking in II al
lowed 10 run ON the public roads.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-12
Fuel for Force

Your body must have
force, nervous force, mus
cular force. digestive force.
Fat is the fuel used TO
supply this force. Ii you
are weak in any OF these
forces. use more fuel.
The cod liver oil in SCOTS
Emulsion is the best fuel
for this work. Your nerves
grow stronger, your muscu-
lar power increases, and
your digestion improves.
-. sas tteA ~ afusshta
SCOTT a BowNt. ci.s.a,.,s Ss~ Nssk.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-12

The campaign In Marion county il not
over Aguinaldo or Kruger, OF Mckinley
or Bryan, It's just simply question
Oi reduction of taxes The present
county court has done well the
past year, but an entirely new Judge and
commissioner are 10 be chosen for four
Npnra 10 rnmR.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-12

The Orler Of Railway Conductors.
which ior several years has held IL
annual picnic at Salem, will this wear
10 20 The nalles, MAY "a. The excursion
train irom Salem will start al $50 a m
OF that date. Rouui "Trip 81. lStf
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-12

Take DR.. Bulls Cough syrup for All
those dangerous affections--seyere colds
pleurisy and grippe-which Fall and
Winter bring along, Ii il the greatest
cure for bronchitis and all throat and
lung affections.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-12
Rxeurslon Rates.

The o. q. T. Co. will make rate Of
u so round trip to Portland TO all par
ties wishing TO attend Adyentists meet.
ing Tickets ON Sale MAY 20, II and rs,
good returning until MAY 2S. steamers
Altoona and Pomona leave daily at "a.
m. 4-l2.2t.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-12
Threshing Machines.

with most Tesng the old saying holds go0 TNn Pm VIII The Rus
blow where they viii 90 he most good
are They built especially
drive and extra large noe an are nbs
The CYCLONE VIII uresh 'e " "o Oesh
the igles md 81 the longest
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-12

harm naebody that comes 10 grief sI
all wi ye drink 10 the bottom, "Ths
queenW (Cheers)
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-12
The Balm Wagon

the cheapest wagon price but the cheapest in the end as y the beat
convict
hubs elm hubs in Balm Wagon They painted by
hand, not dipped
haveal OF thcm,
built especially for this trade ToaPpecate them call and my line
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-12
Oflers a Bounty

will give 81 30 for the scalp of every
dog that ever run sheep In the Fail
Grounds neighhorhoo
lT.lms JOHN SAVAGE,
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-12
We Carry the Best Old Estab>
lished Lines Of Goods,

Racine
Monitor drills see Buffalo Pitts Spike SpnEtooh
John Russell
Engine Thg Machinery and Wind Straw Sker Parsons
Jaynesve Also full line OF
including Woods and Osborne Machinery
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-12
Bids Invited.

- h'ds are invited for leo cords Of sac.
1u, 1nE l sro%th tr and 40 cords OF OAK To he
Hsn'ered y, at the Oregon school ior nj
- .'. a.es, before October l, 1900. Form No. ~
SoasIsct inI bids may be hal of ,ha
Iiule'intendent. Bids will be ouensS
N o. NLAYroS WKNrz, Supt.
6-9-t8Aw-l
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-12

psiiy One Year. $500 In Advance.
Daily Four Months 81. In Advance.
Weekly Ono Year Si.oo In Advance
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-12
The sss, Preseripuon for Malaria.

Chills aud fever II a bottle OF Groves Tasteless
Chil ronic. 10 Il simply iron aud quinine In a
tasleless form. No cure, no pay. frice toc,
10 6lu cod
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-12
.OTEAM WOOD SAW
Two Machines

WOTk DON" QUICKLY,
Telephone 2bs3 black. Leave orders at
residence on 18th street, or Steiner's
M. Vas FLEEr, HEw PARK. 6.6ti
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-12
SALEM LODGES


a., J, w. w
salem camp No. lle. Meets every Friday eyeL.
pg, $50, IN 4. D 4. w. hall, state lns bldg.
\, bouillrrd, &. c.. W. A. Noores, elerk
fODm IL, MOoreG blk
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-12

PROSPERITY OF THE PROSPER.
Gus.
Eugene state Journals
Hops that cost the grower about :
cents per pound, without counting any
thug for land, taxes, interest ON the