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The age-herald., 1900-11-08
KENTUCKY.

Louisville, Ky, November At 1:SO a. m,, with returns from all but sixty-two out 1884 precincts in Kentucky the Cour- ier-Journal puts Bryan's majority at 7.7S4 and Beckham's at 4,O6S. The missing @ precincts are about evenly divided between Democrats and Republicans
 Governor Beckham, at Democratic head quarters said tonight q am absolutely certain that I have been elected Governor by a majority of between 5000 and 10, OO0 D
 Leslie Combs, chairman of the Republi- can state campaign committee, said:
 "We believe MT. Yerkes has been elect ed by a majority of 5000 votes. Our returns show that Mckinley has run 900 votes be-
The age-herald., 1900-11-08

Omaha, Neb., November 7.-Complete re- turns from twenty of the ninety counties in the State are as follows
 Bryan 37, ,S90; Mckinley, 40,099 Same coun- ties in 1896 gave Bryan 3S092; Mckinley, S4 4S1 This change, if maintained, would come very neary wiping out the Bryan plurality of 13O00 in 1896.
 Scattering returns from other counties indicate that the fusion electoral ticket may win out by a lead of about 1200 or 1500
 The World-Herald (Dem.) tomorrow will say: "The Legislature of Nebraska Is Flu sion by 72 votes out of 123 on joint ballot"
The age-herald., 1900-11-08
HUNDRED CHANGES
In Two Divisions of the Southern
 Railway.

It is reported that A. J. Frager now su- perintendent of the Birmingham division of the Southern Railway, has been selected as superintendent of the Alabama Great Southern, and that c. S.! Hayden, super intendent of the Mobile division, with of fees at Selma, will succeed MT. Frazer.
The age-herald., 1900-11-08
NEE BRASkA.

Omaha, Neb., November 7.-Chairman Lindsay of the Republican Committee claims that Mckinley carries the State by 1000 or more; the Republican State ticket wins by 6000, and that the Republicans have a majority of seventeen in the Legislature. They claim the reelection of Mercer and Burket for Congress and the election of Pope, Moreland and possibly Hays.
 The Democrats claim Bryan carries the state by 1900; that the fusion ticket has a safe ma jority in the Legislature; that fu- sion State officers are elected by 5000 10 5000, and conceding reelection of Mercer and Burket; that fusion has pulled through Robinson, Stalk, Shallenburger and Neid- ele The Legislature will be in doubt un- til complete returns are in. Indications are that it will be fusion by small ma jority Both parties claim the lead on joint ballot.
The age-herald., 1900-11-08
Lecture Postponed.

Hon. Ali Taylor of Tennessee, who was booked to lecture at the Auditorium to- night under the auspices of the Lyceum, met with an accident yesterday al his home in Johnston City, which necessitates the postponement of the lecture until the 26th instant.
 From reports received MT. Taylor suffered an injury to his left foot, which was not serious, however, and the members of the 1yceum will not be denied the pleasure of hearing him.
The age-herald., 1900-11-08
MINN SOFIA,

St. Paul, Minn., November 1.-The con- test over the Governorship is yet unsettled Tams Bixby, chairman of the Republican Committee gives out S779 plurality for Van- Sant, while Rosing of the Democratic Comimttee figures his returns 12,000 plur- ality for Lind. The State ticket vote seems considerably more than 5OOOO over that for Bryan.
The age-herald., 1900-11-08
OREGON.

Portland, Ore. November 7.-About half of the total vote of the state of Washing ton has been reported and shows the fol- lowing results:
 Mckinley 27,4S1: Bryan 20,O51.
 For Governor-Frink, Republican, 2, 036; Rogers, Democrat, 22,764; Frink's plurality 273.
 McKinley's majority in the state will be close to 10000
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HE SENDS IT FREE TO MEN.
The Following Letter from a Wealthy Chur
 Manufactures Speaks for Itself

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 32 E. Third St., Cincinnati, o.
 (Other papers please copy)
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NEW JERSEY.

Trenton, N. J.. November 7.-Latest rs- turns from the different counties Indicate that McKinleys plurality is 55,000 -he of- ficial canvass will be made on Friday. The next Legislature will stand as follows: Senate-Republican, F; Democrats, 14. As- sembly-Republcans, 45; Democrats, T..
The age-herald., 1900-11-08

All Retail Grocers are ur- gently requested to attend the State meeting tomorrow night, Thursday, at Commercial Club at 8 o'clock.
 A. A. Jones, Secretary.
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ConXicts for Hire.

Up to noon, December 3, 1900, sealed bids for the hire of all convicts to hard labor for Dallas County, that may be in hand on January 1, 1900, and that may be. convicted during the year 19Q1 will be received and will be acted on, on that day. Right re- served to reject all bids.
 By order of the Court of County Reve- nues of Dallas County. srF
 P. G. WOOD, Probate Judge. 11-S-once wk-3t
The age-herald., 1900-11-08
LOCAL STOCKS.
A Healthy Inquiry is Noticeable
 Among the Brokers.

The market for local stocks cannot be said to be active, but there is more trad ing than there was few weeks ago. Dur ing the summer there was absolutely no demand for improvement company stocks. Now there is a healthy inquiry. Yesterday there were sales of North Birmingham at 13 and Bessemer at 1S All indications point to lively market before the end of this m
The age-herald., 1900-11-08
MONTANA.

Helena, Mont, November 7.-Fuller re- turns in this state confirm the preliminary estimates sent out last night. Bryans plurality will be from 15,00O to 1S,0OO and Governor Toole leads the Democratic state ticket with from 6000 to 1000 votes to spare. The Legislature which will elect two United States Senators is Democratic by 15 to 20 on joint ballot, and will undoubtedly re- elect Senator William A. Clark and some other Democrat CT Populist.
The age-herald., 1900-11-08
Folding Bath Tubs in Demand.

The manager of the Mosely Folding Bath Tub Company, Chicago, who has large and complete exhibit of folding bath tubs and water heaters, says that the demand for their goods is so good that they will open sales room in Birmingham as soon as representative can be secured. You should not miss seeing their exhibit in ma chinery hall.
The age-herald., 1900-11-08
Cut His Own Throat.

Holyoke, Mass, November Civilian Constable, a former well-known manufac- turer and business man. committed suicide this afternoon by cutting his throat. He had been in poor health for some time
The age-herald., 1900-11-08

hind Yerkes. At least 5000 Republican bal lots have not been counted in certain coun- ties, and these will increase the Republi- can vote. We also claim the election of four Republican Congressman, namely Boreing in the Eleventh. Irwin in the Fifth, Mckenzie Moss in the Third and Hopkins in the Tenth. We are also of the opoinion that Sam J. Pugh has been elected over Kehoe in the Ninth district"
The age-herald., 1900-11-08
CALIFORNIA,

San Francisco, Cal, November 1.-The majority for Mckinley in California con- tinues to grow, and the indications are that it will reach 4O,0O0 The Republicans have elected all seven Congressman.
 :. The State Senate contains 8 Republi- cans and Democrats. The Assembly stands-Republicans 50; Democrats, 22.
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LATE RETURNS ONLY
 CONFIRM THE STORY
(Continued From First Page.)

J F. Watson, Republican,; Seventh, Jesse Overstreet, Republican,; Eighth, J. w. Cro- mer, Republican; Ninth, c. B. Landis, Re- publican; Tenth, Edgar Crumpacker, Re- publican; Eleventh, G. W. Steele, Republ- can; Twelfth, James Robinson, Democrat; Thirteenth, A. l.. Brick Republican.
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Attention, Troop D.

Report to armory mounted at Il a. m Thursdayf, November for parade By or. der of J. F. MARSON, Capt Con-
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Legislature to the fusionists by majority of 56 on joint ballot. Ormon, Democrat. and the whole fusion ticket will have about 20OO plurality The defeat of Senator Vol colt for the Senate is generally conceded
The age-herald., 1900-11-08
.WOMEN'S SHOES.

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 Want to save on your shoe pur- chase? Read this list and con- pare the offerings with other stores:
 S1.25-Ladies' kid solid leather Shoes, button and lace, patent and kid tips; all styles and good value. $1.49-Ladies' vici kid Shoes, but ton and lace, patent and kid tips, double and single soles; all styles, perfect satisfaction warranted. S1.se-Laoles' vici kid Shoes, but ton and lace, handwelt, double-soles, extension edge and in all the popular toes; the best yaIue known for this price.
 $2.5o-Ladies' vici kid Shoes, but ton and Iace, hand-Welt,
 double sole, extension edge
 and the popular toes; a
 beauty as well as a good wearer.
 $3.Oo-Our ''Theodosia' line is better than any $300 shoe and perfect filter. We have them in all styles and toes, both hand welt and pump soles.
 $3.5o-Our Empress" line is right up to date. They knock them all out. We have them in all the popular styles in hand welt and pump soles. Don't fail to see them. $3.5o-"Booth's Ideal Kid is the Lest patent kid made, war ranted not to crack. We have them in lace, the most popular styles. J. CHALIF0Ux & co. PlCAEERS IN LOW PRICES. l825-27-29-3l First Avenue, BIRMINGHAM, ALA.
The age-herald., 1900-11-08
SOUTH DAKOTA,

Sioux Falls S. D., November Flight hundred and forty precincts out of 1110 give Mckinley a plurality of 1444i.
The age-herald., 1900-11-08
IRON 30 CENTS UP AFTER ELECTION
Result of National Contest Makes
 Lively Market
OVER 100000 TONS SOLD
Business Has Been Brisk for Several Days and Prices Advanced Yes
 terday, Presumably Because
 ofMcKinley's Reelection

"We advanced our price on pig iron 50
 cents ton today" said Mir. Nat Baxter. president of the Tennessee Coal. Iron and
 Railroad Company, yesterday, "and the
 outlook for brisk selling Is good.' Prices on iron have advanced 50 cents
 to $1" said MT. James W. Mcqueen, sec | retary and treasurer of the Sloss-Sheffield
 Iron and Steel Company. "Or rather the
 concerns that were selling at the quotations
 which the Age-Herald has been publishing | have firmed-up that much. Our company
 has not quoted iron recently as low the | newspaper quotations. The market Is be- l coming active and we look for a healthy
 trade the rest of the year." l When the Age Herald reporter called on Charles J. Stillman of Rogers, Brown & | Co.,, he was furnished with the following quotations:
 | No. 1 foundry SIP to $12.50; No. foundry l $11 No. 3 foundry s1O to s1O.5O; No. foun-
 dry s9.5O; Grey Forge s9.25 to $9.75; No. 1 soft $12; No. 2 soft $n.
 MT Stillman said that the pig iron mar ket had been quite active for a week or | ten days past; that many sales were made
 last month on the condition that Mckinley
 was reelected and that when Republican victory seemed assured the election was | discounted and prices began to advance
 from the lowest of last month, when there
 were sales of Grey Forge at sS;75. Sloss-Sheffield quotations agree substan- | tially with the above figures. But the sell ing prices of some other companies are a
 shade lower.
 Large Sales.
 
 of iron in the Birmingham district has been l steady and of considerable tonnage. A prominent furnace man told the reporter | that sales in the district during the past | few days have amounted to something like 100000 tons perhaps 125.0OO tons. The Sloss-Sheffield Company has sold its | October make-20,OO0 tons-and the Tennes-
 see Coal Iron and Railroad Company has | sold more than its October output, which was in round figures 6O,O0O tons. As to whether there would be any sharp
 advance In the market between now and 1 December no furnace man or dealer seemed prepared to say yesterday, but to the propo- | sition that present prices must remain firm
 all agreed.
 | Two thousand tons of pig iron from Tal- 1 ladega were stored in the warrant yards | yesterday awaiting action of the market | The demand for iron has been steadily on | the increase for several weeks. The rolling mills are all rushed with or ders, and this is regarded evidence of the increasing demand for the product. Construction work in various parts of the
 country has been delayed for the past few months on account of scarcity of material, but it is believed that the contractors will m ma rlypf m ha storage yards of large quantities of the accumulated iron pigs.
 Woodward Company's Sales. The Woodward Iron Company has sold all its output up to March 1, 1901 and has wired all its agents thrnuPhnut the country
The age-herald., 1900-11-08
COLORADO.

Denver November 7.-Returns show that Bryan's plurality will be from S0OO0 to 40,- OOo The Republican managers concede the
The age-herald., 1900-11-08
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Promo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. ID. w. Groves signature is on each box. 25c
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Woodward company's Sales.

The Woodward Iron Company has sold all its output up to March l. 1901, and has wired all it's agents throughout the country to withdraw from the market. This is one of the largest sales reported in the district for many months. It is understood that the company will run it's furnaces to the full est capacity until this immense order has been filled.
The age-herald., 1900-11-08
DRI TING.

If you are allowing catarrh its way through your body, you like the man in the boat-drifting upon long river which ends with destruction.
 Catarrh is systemic disease. Contrary to general opnion it does confne itself the head and throat It attacks the stomach, the ver the bowels the lungs any organ of the body. The only way to cure it is to cleanse the whole system by thorough use of
The age-herald., 1900-11-08
E--RU-NA-
the well-known catarrh cure.


 There are hundreds of people dosing themselves for this that and the other whose sole trouble catarrhal condition of organs of their body If these people will take Pe-ru-na it will make them we'll It will keep the grip away, it will prevent colds and all of the so-called winter diseases, which merely that the mucous membrane of the entire body needs onng up and cleaning .<
 Pe-ru-na is the medicine do it. There are no substitutes Peruna the only systemic catarrh remedy yet advised.
 "Lectures on Chronic Cafarrh" is q complete treatise or catarrhal diseases. treats Of every phase and variety of sun1n7er catarr winter catarrh and the catarrhal affections peculiar 10 women. This book contains nnetyfve pages, is instructvey Illustrated and will De found very useful in the fan- fly. Sent free to any address by The Peruna Medi- cine O., Columbus, Ohio.
The age-herald., 1900-11-08
UTAH.

Salt Lake, Utah, November 7-At 10 o'clock tonight returns are in from about three-quarters of the precincts in the State. Mc<nley's majority is 45O0; Wells, Republican for Governor, has a majority of 20O0,s and Southerland, Republican for Congress, leads King by 1900 majority. The Legislature will have Republican majority of eleven on joint ballot.
 Guthrie, Okla, November 7.-Secretary Renshaw of the Republican Committee made the following statement tonight:
 Dennis Flynn is reelected by 5000 major ity. We have elected a majority in both branches of the Legislature. The two houses tand as follows Lower house, + Republicans, 9 Democrats; council, Re- publicans; Democrats.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-01-20
MEETINGS At SHARON.
Rav. E. A. Whittier Awakens Great
Interest by His Earnest
Sermons.

Since Jan. 9th Rev. E. A. Whittier
has been conducting union meetings
with the churches in Sharon. Inc
interest has been great from the first.
Wednesday was observed as day or
fasting and prayer. The stores and
places of business were closed willingly
from two to four in the afternoon and
at seven o'clock in the evening.
There have been many converts or
all ages from 5 to 70 years old, quite
good number being heads OF faml-
lies. There has been no such inter-
est since Evangelist Whittier was
here fifteen years ago.
He has held more than 300 series of
meetings in the last 80 years. Many
of these meetings are of very great
power, and, nearly all of them, meet
ings which have brought great spiritu-
al awakening.
The meetings will be held in the
Baptist church on Sunday and Mon
day. Monday evening will close the
labor of the Evangelist in Sharon.
We wish other churches and towns in
White River Valley might secure the
services of this thorough Evangelist.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-01-20
Next Entertainment
In the Barre Lecture Course serie1
January "a.

THE Fadettes woman's orchestra OF
Boston, Mass, which appears at the
Barre opera house Jan. a. In 'lie
Barre entertainment assn course, Is
at once the representative, unrivaleo
and unequaled organization OF Amer'-
cas- young women musicians. Or
panized in 1883 and Incorporated IN
1895, they proudly point to ten years
of phenomenal success, from pfacIi-
cal business standpoint, on mllslcai
lines, and are low, as always, under
the direction of Mrs. Caroline Is.
Nichols. an able and artistic leader
who has brought the orchestra 10 los
present nigh position in the musical
world. They command the highest
commentator and endorsement from
the most captious critics, who pro-
nounce them "the woman's orchestra
par excellence" Each player IS an
artistic professional musician and So
loist. and under skillful direction the
result is everywhere apparent in the
splendid ensemble and brilliant rem
dering of programs that comprise
both classical and popular selections.
The Soloists. -Miss Bertha Webb,
violinist, an artist of sterling merit,
needs no introduction to the musical
public, as in former seasons, in con-
nection with popular and high-classed
concert companies, she has won I'M
qualified success all over the United
States. Associated with the Fadettes
she represents the higest standard IN
her chosen profession, and is the key
note of excellence for the other play
ers of the orchestra.
Miss Edith Adams, 'Cellist, is an
artist whose technique and tone are
unsurpassed. She has been before the
public for number of years in Chica-
90 and western cities and is recognize
ed and endorsed by musicians and the
music-loving public as one of the few
cello artists.
Miss Mable Waite is one Of the
leading sopranos who met with great
Success with the orchestra last year,
has been secured for the coming sea-
son.
The Players. While each member
of the Fadettes represents absolutely
the finest and highest attainments on
her respective Instruments, especial
is called to the inclusion of
French horns (the Misses Cunning
ham, Bassoon Miss White), and
Tympan Miss ChurchilD, players,
the only women performers on these
and difficult instruments in
the country.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-01-20

Notable Art Features, THE GROIN
WELL ILLUSTRATIONS, by cele :
brated American and foreign ar
lists
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-01-20
no,,,,,or nrices for the "Corner Gro

Popular prices for the "o0rnef WV
cery.' ,+
See second page for Wants. 10 Nc"V'
Lost and For Sale.
A daughter was born this morning
70 Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Ossola'
HIM. F. A. Rowland of Montpelier
is in the city on business today
THE next in the series of private
dances will be next Friday evening"
Warren Lawrence of Northhelo 10
in the city today calling on MS SUI
Ira.
The philomothian will meet with
Mrs. ]. W. Jackson next TUESDAY
evening.
Mrs. George Williams and son me
ron of Brookfield are in the Guy
today.
Ezra Brainerd, Jr., left this after
nom for a short visit with his sister
in Arlington.
George Townsend and children OF
Hardwick arrived in the city TO-DAY
for short visit with relatives.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-01-20

City Engineer Curriers' men are
busy today setting up stone post mark
crs on Berlin street extension next tt
Wallace Parker's land.
Tickets for the Corner Grocery went
on sale at the Red Cross Pharmacy
this noon. This attraction appears
here Tuesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Durkee, who
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. L. e.
Griswold, returned to their home in
South Royalton this morning.
Donald Smith Of f. L. Smith & Co.,
returned this morning from a ten
days business trip to Albany and New
York city.
The name of James Ingram is being
frequently suggested from various
quarters as the proper man for mayor,
should Mayor Gordon decide not to be
candidate for reelection.
A report from II. G. Lucas who has
been in the Mary Fletcher hospital
for the past week says that he is get.
ting along very we'll.
The street commissioners are busy
today looking over the land on G. L,
Currier and Harvey Hersey's property
where it is proposed to lay a new
street by the city.
The committee from the Odd Eel
lows in charge of the matter of get
ting up sleigh ride are W. E. Beck,
Kenneth Nicholson, M. M. Gordon.
All those who are in sympathy with
the course of England and those who
wish to heapa first class concert are
requested to be at the opera house
Jan. Goth.
At the Universalist church all the
services will be held tomorrow as U.S.
ual. The pastor will preach at 1915
on conversion" and at I O'Clock the
subject will be "The Holy Grail".
Those having no church home are
cordially invited to all these servi-
ces.
The Want and For Sale column will
hereafter be found on the second page.
The great increase in advertising
since the new year began necessitates
tins change. 1t will also give us more
room for live telegraph and other
news ON the first page.
Mrs. M. l.. Towne is assisting at
Homer Fits store this week, while an
INVENTORY is being taken.
The regular meeting of the knights
or Columbus was held last night but
no important business was transacted.