davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-07

arsain Sale Of Metz Goods from Manufacfurer'S
Fraction of tie of production.
ndat) morning,
Sale ofMarked Dos0n Dress Goods.
Bargain through depar,sn, Friday moving
Prices fell in ranks and swaths like clipped clover tops
MARK DowNOt Goods BUSINESS
aandB It equally
We Tell you Of fbe Coiors Firsk
25c.
mixtures I'd
$50
SOC.
TINS Mixture, Dollar rspa Do, sn and
a
69c.
5000 Sn.r Hairs Bas.1 eo
Checks. GRANTEES HOO vsnean
csc.
$3.50 -suitnss
BIacks.
y md sale price
English,
Prices 81 20 and lsS This
Cansl'shar. goods at
ohsvlos,
ns% DP s . si s SERGE p''' Pebble Goods that have been selling
Marx down prices ~ooaoo
Remnants and
Important
Six Marx DotVn.
silks at really low prices Test this oion by you
GRAND sKK OPPORTUNITY this
Cheneys Best Satin FouIards short lengths 81 grade
S5c
Japanese washsi 100 kind,
25c
$50
Fancy
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-07
Damaged Book Sale.

kvery book that got dsfaced or dsntsd
corners, or lonssomed by its mates being
sold, goes out. Some at Half, more at
less than Half.
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-07

Hondkefcbiefsf for Women
SC.
A great lot Of pretty Handkerohiefs
used in decorating our store interior dur
ing the holidays, slightly soiled and
wrink kled. &c
4c.
One thousand. two hundred Handker-
ohifss for womsn, all white, fine texture,
worth 70 or So. This sale at
4c
7c.
women's linen hemstitehsd Handker-
ohiefes, inch anu 4 inch ham hemstitch-
ing 100 quality for 70
&c.
Women's s fine sheer Handkerchisfs, 1
inch and e inch hemstitohin0. l21lc
kind for NC
Mems Hondkerc6iefs.
4c.
Fine texture cotton Handkerchiefs,
coiorsd border. 10 quality for 40
&c.
Mems linen hemstitohed Handker-
chiefs. The hsmsfftching is inch also
Il inch. 1870 quality 1t
Sc
I2ac.
Mems extra fipe all linen Handler
chiefs, The hsnstitehing Is inch and
II inch wide. $50 HandKerohiefs at
I2Rc
j. R. LIBBY GO.
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-07

Six Handkerchief.
for men All white with initial 75o
last week, now 49c
Small Ware January
Bargains.
Hose Supporters at half
a moderaSe , ISL sized lot at Half Price ,s9}c ESQ
SILK Hose Supporters, 500 kind at
25c
Remnants Elastic Web. y yard
lengths, worth 100, for DO
Toilet Soap, 90 kind, per cake.
&c
Beifs Half Price.
Several lots Bargain Belts. Headed,
Ooze Leather, Patent Leather, Velvet
with gilt. Vslv Ut with pol ka-dot. Pricas
have been TOO, 600, 800. Your choice in
thie sale,
25c
One lot Belts Of Patent Leather. gilt
ana velvet. Have been $50. This sale.
15o
MiffenS.
One great lot bought since Christmas
for January Sale. They are the 800, 800
and 1Dc qnaiitis- Your choice in this
sale at
I2lc
j. R. LIBBY co.
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-07

us Stock of
Garments,
ID Importers SurpfuSaSe
For women, misses and children.
SILK Mit,ens. 62c and 500 kind for
SIZE
women's silk Mittens, 81 50. 1.s5, y 90
kind. our choice for 800
Stockings for boys and girls, fieeced,
size o, 9ll and 10 Regular price 1211o
Tnis sale, pairs for 25a
I2lc.
Misses ana Boys' Ribbed Stockings.
Hermsdorf dye, full reguiar made, 2bo.
This sale price, 12lIc
20c.
Cniidren's fine and heavy ribbed stock
iDgs, sizes Q, 91z and 10 Regular prices
were 700, Geo and 500. This sals at gao
Women's Stockings ar
Half
I2tc.
womens Wool Stockings, regular g5c
quality. This sale price, 1910
25c.
women's Ribbed Cashmere Stockings.
500 kind at $50
FJeeced.
One lot women's Flesced Stockings,
1879 kind. This sale, pair for 200
I2Ic.
Women plain black feecsd stockings.
Hermsdorf dye, full reguIsr 25c kind at
1216o
Worsted Shoulder Shawla
25o kind at l9c
85o kiud at 26c
: 500 kind at zoe
$40 and T5o Kind at 900
los Wool Shawis, Ss.O0, 81 rs and l.5O
kind at 700
Knit Undervests for women. Pants
to match. Flat goods. Prices have Dsen
o.. 30, l.BS, 1.26, / 90, 500 and 100. Choice
in this sale at 6Do
womsn's Jersey Knit Vests, extra sizes.
Z, 8 and .. Pants to match. Value 319e.
Sale prioe, g6c
CbiIdrsn's jersey K nit Undsrvests.
True price 5Qc. January Sale Price, $40
women's Knit Shirts, were e0c. This
sale at ITO
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-07

January Bargain Sale Of
CoffonS, Sheets. PiifotO
CaSss, Prints, GfnSbamS.
Percofes, Linens, Crashes.
TotOeIs, Napkins, Bfon-
kefs. Rugs, Lace Curtains
and Porfieres.
Cotton Bleachsd and UnblsaOhed.
Sc.
Eighteen hundred yards fine. yard wide.
Bleaohed Cotton, much like Fruit Of the
Loom,
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-07
]. R. LIBBY CO.

ToSefber tOffb January Bargain Sale Of Metz Good
secured by Buyers Fraction of fbe cOSf Of pro
Sale begins hbis (F1ondaJ) morning.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-06
INCIDENTS IN NEW YORK. Quiet Day After a Campaign of Un- , 11eIIa1 Eiarcauegs

New York, Nov. 5.-After several weeks of the hottest campaign fighting ever w.t. messed in this city over municipal elec- ton. the day when the ballots were cast passed with unwonted duited, considering the high feeling which had previously been exhibited. There were few nghtS at the polls among individuals. but none of a serious nature. and out of the scores of arrests made-and most of these were on charges of a technical character-but few prisoners were held by the masis- trates.
 The great feature of the voting was the early casting of ballots. After a. m. a driszling ran stopped. Seth Low, fusion candidate for mayor, cast his bal lot at 7:55 a. m. Edward M. Shepard Democratic candidate, at 11:25; Richard Croker and his two sons were numbers one, two and three at their polling place Ia minute after a. m., Senators Chauncey M. Depew dropped his ballot into the box at 9:45 a. m.. and Mayor Van Wyck waited until D. m.
 The practical use of voting machine was demonstrated in the eighteenth dis trict of the first assembly district, Brook Iyn. and the result was known at b:O2 in the afternoon, immediately after the polls were closed.
 An incident which attracted attention in New York city was the refusal of the election judges In one district to allow one voter to cast his ballot because he had made bet of box of cigars on
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-06

loyalty are all entitled to the Grestest credit. For myself, ask for the gen. erous and constant support of the com munity in the great task to which 1t has summoned me-"
 MT. Croker. Maurice Untermeyer and Senator T. D. Sullivan were together at dinner tonight, and 1t Is said on good au- thorfty that little later MT. Creker said this was his last political fight. Senator Sullivan answered that John E. Carroll would be pleasing to him. Then and there, it Is stated. Richard Croker abdi- cated his leadership of Tammany Hall and turned 1t over to John F. Carroll. There was some discussion as to the plans of reorganization of Tannmany. in which Mir. Croker took no part, except to suggest that younger blood be admit ted to the inner council of the wigwam.
 The party proceeded to Tammany Hail, where John F. Carroll was awaiting them. He was apprised of the purpose of Mir. Croker, but said nothing. He ac- companied Mir. Croker to the Democratic Club in a cab, and going upstairs, remain cd closeted with him for nearly an hour. Croker announced, This is my last cam paign.'
 It Is now said Daniel F. McMahon will call a meeting of the Executive Commit tee within a week or so and Mir. CrckeY win then tender his resignation. and. on motion of Senator Timothy D. Sullivan, John F. Carroll will be elected the new leader of Tammany Hall
 Several negroes engaged in an argu- ment at Sixty.seventh Street and Eighth Avenue late tonight and two shots were fired. Suddenly crowd of white men started toward the negroes, shouting Lynch them"
 The black men took to their heels and were chased for blocks until they soughi refuge in a hallway. Thirty reserve DO licemen took hand and had to fight tn, crowd of whites with their clubs befor, they could get the negroes safely to fh, station. One of the blacks, Samuel Tay. lor was shot in the leg while being chased. o1
 Mir. Croker retired at midnight. Before going to his apartments. he told some oi his intimate friends this campaign wAs the last he would personally conduct
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-06
BLADDER And Kidney Trouble Cured
far All Else Fails-At Last Rem edy That Cures to Stay Cured.

r,. a,.essed Kidneys and bladder trou.
 For se dlse is only one real specific oIra bles d thet tnets is stuart's Gia and Buchu. It PGssS'l %neS ali else as the c,roIss following .ymp toms nS fung yellow complexion; duII. eyes; sSyv sSfi0h s6Seadaches dizzy, tired feeling: nrjne lLne cloudy. cloudy milk like or stringy. obliged 10 go oi'etI disease quickly follows these Brdsnt inntogos g But there is positive cure rarssSS tn SsSaft YOU can rely on; Thoroughly tested for 20 years staaTts If 1tseG n 1es aSS dies nave sives liis, ygor and power to pucHiIi,s i,iss t. rn,ltes the blood rich and ses seS sg prGsgists or by oHPfs,s prepaid M stuart Drug Co, 34 Wall s''' A''~"'~' S~'
 C5-su-wd
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-06
FOR THE. BABIES :.
 AND OLD FOLKS
Tyner's Dyspepsia Remedy Cures Collie, Summer Complaints, Good For Teething Children.
 Costs Nothing to Try.

If baby Is teething. has the collie, summer complaint, sour stomach, etc, give the little one small doses of Tyner's Dyspep- quickly relieve and cure the troubles that nearly all babies suffer from. Tyner's Dyspepsia Remedy is good for old folks who suffer from stomach. troubles. consti- eating. 1t cures the worst cases of dys- pepsia.the old chronic kind especially. Tyner's Dyspepsia Remedy gives tone, snap and health to the stomach, skimu- lates the flow of bile from the liver-a very important function-and gives the sufferer perfect health. Try this cure, only 50 cents, at drug stores Trial bot tie free for cents, to pay postage. Ad- dress TYNER'S DYSPEPSIA REMEDY COMPANY. Atlanta. Ga. W-wd-su
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-06
PRIZE MONEY FOR DEWEY.
Decree of Condemnation of Captured
 Vessels Is Signed.

Washington. Nov. B.-Justice Bradley, today. signed decree of condemnation and distribution in the prize suit insti-. tuted by Admiral Dewey on behalf of himself and officers and crew of the United States naval force taking part In the battle of Manila Bay. It sets forth that the following indicated prop erty Is lawful prize of war, viz: The protected cruisers Isia de Cuba and fsla de Luzon. the unprotected cruiser Don Juan de Austria, the transport Ma. nila and all other vessels and equipment belonging to the King of Spain and his subjects captured by the naval forces of the United States the 1st of May, 1898, except such as may have been restored to private owners.
 The Spanish property captured on shore and all non sea-gofng boats per- taining to the Cavite arsenal are not subject to prize. The vessels entitled to share in the prize property are the olym- pia the Baltimore, Boston. Raleigh, the gunboats Concord and Petrel and the revenue cutter. Mccullough. The Nan shan and the zafiro are held not enti- tied to share.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-06
KENTUCKY.

Louisville, Ky, Nov. s.--The General Assembly that was elected in Kentucky today with the exception of half the Senate which holds over. will be Demo- cratic or joint ballot by an increased majority, according to the latest returns. This general assembly will elect q suc- cesor to United States Senator William J. Deboe Rtp, for the term beginning March 4th, 1908. At 1 a. m, the returns indicated that the Senate will stand twenty-six Democrats to twelve Republi- cans, the same as the old Senate. and the House seventy-scven Democrats to twenty-three Republicans. Democratic gain of seventeen.
 For the first time in years the returns do not show the election of a single Popu- list to the assembly,, In addition to electing a United States Senator. the new assembly will re-district the State as to senatorial, representative appellate court and circuit districts for ten years.
 In the city of Louisville the Democrats elected Charles F. Grainger. Democrat mayor, over John A. Stratton, Republi- can, by about 5000 majority. The Demo. erats also elected their city. county and legislative tickets.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-06
Bishhops Conclude Conference.

Cincinnati, Nov. 5.-The session of the Board of Bishops this afternoon conclud- ed the confer eace. Among the fraternal delegates elected were the following: Next general conference ot the M, E. Church, South--Rev. B. W. c. Hunting ton, D. D., President of the Nebraska Wesylan University. Lincoln, Neb.; Key. L. B. Wilson. D. D., of Washington, P. C., to the conference of African Method ist Episcopal Churches; Rev. E. w.. 5. Hammond, Nashville, Tenn, to the Afri- can M. E. Zion Church; Rev. F. O'Con- nell of North Carolina, to the Colored M. E. Church of America.
 It was announced that Bishop McCable is to visit South America in January. Bishop Hamilton goes to Mexico during the same month and Bishop Walden to Porto Rico.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-06
Kitchener Gives Details of Engage
 meut

London. Nov. 5 -Lord Kitchener, in a report to the War Office. under date of November 1. giving further details of the recent engagement near Brakenlaagte, Eastern Transvaal between Colonel Ben sons column and the Boers. says
 ''The Boers were unable to remove the guns they captured until a British ann- bulance went out, when. under cover of the ambulance, the Burghers carried them off. Boer lossess were undoubt- edly heavy, but no correct estimate of them is given. Colonel Upperman was killed and Chris Botha was wounded. The Boers are reported to have behaved badly to tine British wounded" c'
 Lord Kitchener further reports that Cape Colony to the eastward of the Western Railroad Is cleared of Boers, with the exception of Foucke- Myburs Vessels command of zoo men, with which General French is dealing.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-06
CONNECTICUT

New Haven, Conn, Nov. 5.-Connecti- cut today chose delegates to the first Constitutional Convention to be held in the State since ISIS. Of the 16S towns in the State, 185 have been heard from. showing that Republican delegates were elected in 105, Democrats in A and cit izens or non-partisan candidates in 16. Two cities of the State. Ansonia and Bridgeport, held city elections and sur prises developed in both cases. In An sonia, Stephen Charters, candidate of the Democratic and Labor Party. was chosen mayor by majority unusual there. In Bridgeport the Democrats also scored q notable victory.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-06
KANSAS.

Topeka, Kas., Nov. 5.-Local elections were held in every county in Kansas to- day. County Commissioners and School Trustees being the only officers elected. Republicans were generally successful. While the election was uninteresting so far as issues were concerned, it was important chiefly in noting the way in which the political wind Is blowing. The Republicans claim that in the re- suits today they can forecast a safe majority for the Republicans in the next
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-06
RHODE ISLAND.

Providence, R. l., Nov. 5.-With near ly half the districts in the State heard from, the Republican plurality for the State ticket promises to run well over 5000. This is net loss of 25O0 from last year, due to the light vote. The General Assembly will be strongly Re- publican.
 Providence, R. l.. Nov. 5.-In the cleo ton of Governor Gregory and the entire ticket by a plurality of at least 5000 the Republicans of Rhode Island, with ma jority in both branches of the General Assembly, have again retained tnt guidance of the State policies.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-06
COLORADO.

Denver, Col. Nov. 5.-The returns re- ceived up to 11:30 o'clock indicate that in this iArapahoe) County, the entire Democratic ticket Is elected by 2.000 to 5,eo0 plurality. Returns from the State are very meagre. Dispatches from Pueblo indicate that Pueblo has gone Re- publi6An and news from Colorado Springs is to the same effect regarding Fl Paso County. Leadville dispatchea claim a Republican majority of 800 in Lake Coun- ty. Teller County tthe Cripple Creek mining district). is Democratic, but fig ures are urlobtainable at this hour. The day passed without serious disturbances for kro
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-06
SETH LOW VICTORIOUS
(Continued from Page one.)

the election today the Democrats polled only about 10 per cent of their vote the result surpasses their most sanguine ex- pectations. The negroes took little in terest in the contest and the indications now are that the Democratic majority
 for the State ticket will be more than 25.0o0. The Democratic majority on joint ballot in the legislature will be over whelming. On the legislative ticket the Democrats made gains in the southwest,
 where they feared they were weak.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-06
NEBRASKA.

Lincoln, Neb.. Nov. 6.-Returns received up to o'clock thAs morning indicates indicates that the Republican State ticket mas ma so6 peen
 Chairman Lindsay, of the Republican Committee, who has been conservative throughout, says the Republicans hswe soO carried the State by not less than 9,Vo' does not concede defeat. The city of Lin- coin and Lancaster County furnished surprise by giving Sedgwick, Republican
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-06
A TEXAS WONDER
HALLS GREAT DISCOVERY.

One small bottle of Halls Great Discovery ceres all kidney and bladder troubies rs1oves gravel. cures diabetes. seminal emiMons' weak and lame backs, rheumatism ana am :, regufa rites of the kidneys and bladder ineooin ucn and women, regulates bladder trouoles , I gent by mall on receipt of si. One small no.. tie is two months treatment and will xcu cure any case above mentioned. Dr. E ". ass ,,. Mo. Send for testimonials. Sold by all orus gtsts and the Montgomery Drug Company
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-06
Woman Cremates Baby.

last night Mrs George Lee opened the large stove door and thrust her baby into the roaring fire in the presence of her husband and nurse. The baby was but three weeks old and was practically con- sumed before gotten out. Mrs. Lee tried to kill another child three years ago with a hammer. She was in Mendota Asylum for some time and was taken there again tOdav
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-06
IOWA.

Des Moines. La., Nov. 5.-The result Tn Iowa is remarkable. With marked fall ing off in the vote throughout the State, the loss in some precincts being forty and fifty percent. in the total vote and the average loss for the State being one-fifth the total of two years ago. A. B.. Cum mins. Republican candidate. and the en- tire Republican ticket are elected by a plurality of something like so,oOo, the largest ever given Governor in this State.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-06
SAN FRANCISCO.

San Francisco. Nov. 5.-1ncomplete re- turns from today's municipal election in- dicate that Eugene E. Schmitz, the union labor nominee for mayor. is elect Wells, Republican, Is second in the race and J. c. Tobin, Democratic candidate. a poor third. The board of supervisors will be Democratic. The remainder Of the ticket is divided between the Repub. licar,s and the Democrats. The total vote cast was over 65, ,000.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-06
MISSISSIPPI.

Jackson; Miss, Nov. b.-Returns from the election in Mississippi received here tonight indicatc that Powers has carried the State for Secretary of State by a handsome plurality over his four com petitors. In the race for State Treasurer the result is not so certain and 1t Is not possible to say tonight whether Car- lisle or Evans is elected.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-06
Roosevelt is Pleased.

Washington, Nov. 5.-President Roose- welt expressed keen satisfaction over the election of fusion ticket in New fork. Soon after reaching the White House he telegraphed his congratulations to Mayor hIect Low and later when the election of Mir. Jerome appeared to be beyond ques- tion, he sent a telegram to the new dis trict attorney.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-06
SOUTH DAKOTA.

Sioux Falls, S. D., Nov. 5.-Returns are coming in slowly. The vote IS hgnt elected At midnight the indications are that the Republicans elected all eight judges, but the Democrats claim the election of Bennetta. in the Third ana McGee in the Seventh.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-06

for the Supreme Court nearly. l.4oo plural ity. when it was predicted 1t would be
 Al midnight Chairman Lindsay, of the Republican Committee said; We have elected Judge Sedgwick by a plurality at least as large as that given Mckinley a year ago"
 Chairman De France, of the Fusion Committee, said he was hopeful.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-06
READ THIS.

RIPLEY. Tenn, June |. Ieoi:-Dr E w: Hall. St. Louis. Mo: Having tried var,oas oas persuaded to give. your "Wonder ula,. u q. tavc used one bottle and although my ss, Sass ds E one of long standing that baffled the skMi ol the best phyrjcians yet it yielded at once to the Texas wonder" which s heartily y6sS,na 1esSm mend to all suffering from kidney trouDies .s, Churc, hRipley Tenn.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-06
SALT LAKE.

Salt Lake, Utah, Nov. 5.-Returns from fifty-three voting districts of Salt Lake indicate the election of Thompson, Re- publican for mayor, over Leary, Demo- crat, by about 50 plurality.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-06
wouoy Governor of Oklahoma.

Guthrie, Ok Nov 5.-The honor of be- ing Governor of Oklahoma fell today to office of Governor Jenkins. The Cover nor is absent In Indian Territory and his private secretary was called to Layton on territorial business, thus leaving Miss Eazal atnpp
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-06
NEW JERSEY.

Trenton. N. J., Nov. 5.--Late returns bear out the earlier indications that Franklin Murphy. Republican. has been elected Governor by about 10000 plurality. Both branches of the legislature will be Republican.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-06
p;d Must Be Accepted.

Havana, Nov 5.-Goyernor General Wood sent a communication to the B1y,S: nicipal council of Havana to the ef66t that one of the bids recently snbmitteAs for the sewering and paving contrsct must he accepted.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-06
cnlsnn Now a Legislator.

q Colson Republican former Congresesi man from the Eleventh Congressional District, was elected to the General As sembiy of Kentucky by a large ma
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-06
Blood Purified MEDICINE FREE AS THE AIR
 YOU BREATHE!
 AN HONEST OFFER.

Does your skin itch and burnP Do your bones achef Have you pimples or eruptionsp Are your joints pain fu1 or swollenf Have you boils or carbunclesf Are your muscles swol- lenP Have you scabs or scalesp Ulcersp Eating soresf Scrofulap Eczemap Offensive catarrhf Or chronic rheumatismp
 These symptoms indicate that you have in your system the poison of most deadly disease-cancer or blood poison your system is full of humors-your blood YOU MAY BE CURED WHEN
 ALL ELSE FAILS.
 Botanic Blood Balm (B. B. B.) will which can be tracked back to tainted. Blood Balm (B: B. B) is not a mere t nic, but q real blood purifier. made es- seated blood troubles. It goes to the seat of the trouble and kills or destroys the humor or dG virus in the na lSs blood thus preparation discovered by pr. Gillian. the greatest blood specialist of the Uni botanic ingredients. heals every sore or eruption, even the worst cancer or eat ing scrofula, even if the body is a mass of boilsl and ulcers, giving the skin the rich glow of health; stops all aches and pains of old rheumatism and deep-seat- ed catarrh. By. it's timely use thousands of apparently hopeless cases of impure blood have been restored to health.
 Sold at druggists, $l per large bottle. Medicine sent free by writing to Blood Balm Company, Ss Mitchell Street Atlanta, Ga We make this offer of free trial treatment to prove that B. B. B. actually does cure. This is an honest offer, as medicine is sent at once pre- paid, We refer to the editor of The Ad- vertiser as to the merits of Botani, Blood Rains 1t Is undoubtedly the most remarkable blood purifier ever made. Thoroughly tested for thirty years.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-06
MsrriII Ordered to AIgiers,

Washington, Nov. 5.-Cornmander John P Merrill has been ordered to the AL giers 1a.) naval station as commander.