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Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-05
FUSION FROST N BERLIN COUNTY.
stark and oldham Encounter Chilly
Deal at David city.

DAVID CITY. Neb., Nov. 4.-lSpetial)-
The final rally Of the tusionists was held
here Saturday afternoon. Great prepsra-
tlons had been made. large posters being
scattered al! over the county and a large
number Of personal letters mailed 10 lead
inE fusionists In every precinct.
Congressman stark and W. d. Oldham
were advertised as the orators Of the day
and a grand street parade was a part
O. the rrogram With the assistance Of
two corret bands parade formed con-
sistinE OF about fifty men and boys. Seeing
this part OF the program was a failure
they broke ranks and went 10 the speakers
stand erected in the park. Congressman
Stark spoke for about an hour. Epologizing
for his vote against the antitrust bill and
defending his record in congress.
Oldham, who is familiarly known in this
county as the star windjanmer Of the
fusion forces, occupied about one hour
saying nothing new. His Lain argument
was pleading for votes Not 70 exceed
800 persons were in the audience e; any
one time and there was no enthusiasm
whatever.
The republicans are confident they will
reduce the 1000 majority very materially
and possibly wipe It out.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-05
ALLEN TALKS TO ms NEIGHBoRs.
Tells the People of Madison what n
Good Senator He L.

MADISON Neh., Nov. Specisl)-
Senator Allen addressed his fellow citizens
last night at the opera house for Allen.
The meeting had been extensively adver-
tised and he had a large audience, though
not q crowded house. The senator's talk
disappointed many Of his friends ard IL
is not thought that IL made him any votes
For the hrst half hour Senator Allen talked
about Allen and his accomplishing in
the United States senate. OF bills he had
drafted and introduced and passed and Of
others that he had helped 70 become sue
eessful measures. He scored Mark Hanna
In his own peculiar manner and alleged
that the only speeches he CHsnnsl had
made in the senate were for infamous
measures He said Hanna claimed that he
had never had any trouble with the labor
ing class, while twelve years ago he de-
stroyed the sailors union on the lakes
and had trouble with Michigan miners.
Speaking OF Mckinley he said he was q
very weak man. though q good citizen. He
praised the administration OF Poynter and
| alleged that he had saved the state $500
| 900 during his term and he prophesied that
be would carry the state by II 600 ma
| jority. the same as he claimed for Bryan
The senator srraigned the press Of the
country. particularly in reporting the pro-
ceedinEs OF congress, frequently. he said
| IN giving another man credit for his neigh
| bor's bill and work. The general issues
were taken up and discussed 20 consid
! cradle length.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-05
REM EN- BER

That you have a right to express
your choice for the two men you
want the legislature 10 elect to rep
resent Nebraska IN the United
States senate. This right is given to
you by the constitution Of Ne
braska as the nearest approach to
the election Of senators by direct
vote Of the people. Remember. also.
that an expression Of preference
must be followed by a vote for the
legislative candidates who will
carry out the popular will. In other
words. be sure 10 put a cross op-
posite the name Of your preferred
candidate for United states sena
tor and also opposite the names Of
the republican candidates for the
legislature.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-05
ONLY PIeBITeRS MEET BRYAN
Lincoln CITIZENS tndisturhed by the
Return Home of the Fusion
Candidate.

LINCOLN. Nov Especial Telegram -
From the appearance OF the scene al the
Burlington depot tonight when the fast
passenger train from Chicago arrived an
uniformed person would not have sup
posed that among its passengers was a
candidate for the presidency. The only
indication Of anything cut Of the ordinary
was the presence Of q small delegation
oi fusion politicians. most Of whom were
connected In some official capacity with the
populist national or state committees.
when the train stopped the people on the
platform gathered at the rear car and a
minute later Mr.. Bryan. accompanied BY
bis wife appeared and made their way
through the crowd Vice Chairman Ed
misten OF the populist national committee
and Charles W. Bryan. the Candidates
brother net the couple and went with
them TO a carriage. On the train were
several newspaper eorpspondents who
have h,en with Mr. Bryan since the cam
paign opened. They all agree that be
expects 20 be elected. Following is Mr.
Brysns schedule for tomorrow. the last
trip Of the campaign:
Leave Lincoln, 45 a. m: arrive Exeter.
: 90. Fsirmont T.25; Harvard. $50, Min
den. 80. Holdrege i0,45; Wilcox. II 40.
Blue Hill. : ;. N. Hastings, $50, Aurora.
$40. York. 400. Seward, 5:15. Lincoln,
6 90
The following telegram was sent Pres
idsnt Mckinley, Governor Roosevelt and
Chairman Hanna by Secretary oNeill o.
the Nebraska Travelling Mems MeKfnley
club
Nebraska commercial travellers have re-
turned TO the national normal 20 per cent
republican. Our careful poll Of Nebraska
gives Bryan 10, Mckinley 1905. Vim.
viror. victory for republican expansion Of
liberty. Mckinley prosperity and Marx
. Hanna rornr,errfalisr,
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-05

TECUMSEH. Neb.. Nov. 4-lspecial)-
The last meeting Of the campaign in john
son county was held al the opera house
In Tecumseh yesterday afternoon and Hon
NJ. .. OConuell Of Washington, d. c.. was
the speaker Mr. OConnell is solicitor
for the United States treasury and q
brother of Judge J. C. OConnell Of Tecum-
sch. He is al able speaker and handled
the leading issues Of the campaign in q
very interesting and instructive manner.
The house was crowded and many were
turned away at the door.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-05

HUBRELL, Neh., Nov. 4-(special)-
Nearly 400 people attended the last repub-
lican meeting OF the campaign al Hubbell
Saturday night. After several appropriate
songs by double quartet and a few re-
marks by David Marks Of Rose Greek pre-
circt Colonel c. Fitch Of Chicago was in
troduced amid tunultuous applause. He
spoke nearly two hours and held the undi-
vided attention Of the audience from first
10 last. His speech was convincing ana
forceful and was a splendid closing OF a
campaign Of education. The meeting closed
with three rousing cheers for Mckinley and
Roosevelt and several songs by the quar-
tet.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-05

James Robbins, Young man suffering
from a well developed case OF smallpox.
was unloaded On the city authorities Sun
day through the action Of Schuyler physi-
clan, who sent him here on a passenger
train. thereby exposing every other pas
senEer TO the contag gion. Robbins was wan
dering about IN the vicinity Of Thirteenth
and Howard streets sunday afternoon when
accosted by Patrolman Sargent TO whom
he impaired Information Of his condition.
Sargent took the unfortunate 10 the city
isil, where City Physician Ralph and Police
moved 20 the city pest house, which was
done later.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-05

TRENTON. Neb., Nov. 4.-IS SpecIsL)-
The campaigning Of the country school
houses closed last night. The campaign
was carried or by the fusionists and It
can be said all the votes that were made
can be carried In a teaspoon. for the wise
man knows 20 let well enough alone"
Never in its history have as many con-
verts, especially fusionists, come into the
fold by seeing without solicitations.
Hitchcock county will do its best and
has prospects Of carrying the republicans
over 10 victory.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-05
Fawcett at Kennard.

kENNARD, Neb., Nov. 4.-tSpecialp-
Rev. z. T. Tretz Of Omaha was 10 have
been the speaker for the republican rally
last night, but for some reason he failed
10 put iu an appearance. In his stead was
Judge Fawcett and Attorney Miles o;
Omaha. Mr.. Miles spoke for about an
hour, when Judge Fawcett was introduced
and for another hour hit the populsts
and democrats with sledge- hammer blows.
The Judge wos Interrupted at one time IN
his speech by a populist but he was
quickly sat down on. The meeting closed
with America" by the entire audience
Richisnd precinct will roll up neat little
majority for Mckinley.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-05

draw frcm the crowd a. the speaking
nevertheless the hall vas well filled Manv
farmers came many miles TO listen 20 the
speaking Mr Mathews is convincing
speaker and gave his audience some striE Il
facts Republicans here are planning for
a big street rally Monday night. Il Will
be the last rally Of the campaign. Speak
Ing will be held On many corners on Cen
trsl avenue and it will be a general hot
old GOOD time
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-05
.Resistration at Nebraska City.

NEBRASKA CITY. Nov. 4-tSpecisl)--
The complete registration OF Nebraska City
shows ls7 plurality for the republicans
based upon party affiliations as given by the
voters The showing is more satisfactory
than even the most ssnguine republicans
had hoped for and indicates that the towu
will Re carried for Mckinley by 80 10 200
votes
From all parts Of the county reports are
coming in that the republicans have made
great gains over their vote in 1896. One
country precinct which gave a republican
plurality OF As in 1896 will increase it to IS
this year. The precinct has been polled
three times, once very recently, with the
above result. Otoe county may be safely
put down for 200 plurality for the repub-
lican national ticket This is the opinion
OF the best informed men in the county.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-05
Fusion Rally Mt Fremont.

FREMONT. Nov. SpecisL)-The tu-
sionists held their closing meeting OF the
campaign at the district court room last
evening and listened 10 short addresses by
Hon. G. /. Loomis. candidate for the leg
islsture. J. l. Mcintosh and Albert Baekus
Of Omaha Mr.. Mcintosh spoke from the
position OF 3 gold democrat who was IN
able 10 support Mckinley. Mr.. LOOMS
speech was largely upon the question OF
trusts and the trust question in Nebraska.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-05

PIERCE, Neb., Nov. 4.-(special)-
Pierce precinct republicans closed the cam
paign here last night with rousing repub-
llcan rally al the opera house. Judge Ben
jamin :. Baker of Omaha delivered the ad-
dress and It is pronounced the best heard
in Pierce this fall. Bef, introducing the
speaker Hon. H s. Beck took occasion 10
refer 10 the slanderous attacks on Hon. c.
H Dietrich and denounced the slsnderers
in strong words.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-05

in he afternoon al Clearwater. Elgin and
Tllden and In the evening at Elgin and Ne
Ugh. Messrs Leonard Goodwin. Il. c.
Bronze william Robertson and ". D. Tsy-
lor spoke 10 large and enthusiast gather
ings. The evening meeting e. Elgin, here
totore ho;bed Of populists, was the larg-
est political gathering ever held In that
town and the address Of Mr.. Goodwin was
a masterpiece Of logic and reason. At the
close many new names were added 70 the
Mckinley roll IL Logan township.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-05
WoIbach's New store.

GRAND ISLAND, Nov. -fSpecisl)-
Work upon the remodeling Of 5. y. VOL
bach's fine new store is now progressing
night and day. A number OF large arc
lights furnish illumination at night AMI
II is rather 3 novelty 10 see brick carriers
etc, al work al the unusual hours. The
store rooms will be the largest in the city
when completed and will be provided with
ell the most modern and convenient ar
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-05
Currie Wins at North Platte.

NORTH LOIP, Neb., Nov. 4.-ispeclaLl--
r NJ. Currie, candidate for the state sen
ate from this district. spoke TO q good
audience last night. Mr.. CurrIe Is forCe-
:ul an1 eloquent speaker and made many
friends here, several Of the opposition ex-
pressing the opinion that he is a gentleman
and that he made about the best speech
Of the csmps gn.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-05
Nannh.n InsuIt. Mckinley.

SYRACUSE, Nee., Nov. Especial Tele-
grsm)--Mr Nanshsu Of Lincoln closed
the fusiorist campaign here last night,
talking in the opera house 10 a good sized
audience. He said among other things
that there were smarter, better educated
and more able men among the F!lipinos
than President Mckinley. Senator Vandu
sen Of Omaha speaks tomorrow night for
the republicans.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-05
Stewards Closing Scenes.

SEWARD. Neb. Nov. - Special The
republican rally Saturday night was a great
success In every respect, completely out
doing the fusion rally OF THURSDAY night
Judge Green of Iowa and other speakers en-
tertatned the crowds o; people both in the
street and opera house. Before dark the
farmers began TO come 10 town and by :
o'clock the streets we're crowded so that II
was almost impossible 10 get through the
rrnu1S
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-05
Registration at Grand Island.

GRAND ISLAND. Nov. 4.-tSpeciRl)-
The registration closed last night has been
the heaviest ever taking place in this citv
The total is 53s. The republicans have
very slight majority over all and expect 70
keep up their full vote in the city and
make great gains in the country precincts.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-05

Today take Foley's Honey and Tar. 1t
positively prevents pneumonia or other
serious results from colds. II may be TOO
late tomorrow. Myers Dillon Drug Co,
omaha: DiIlon's drug store, South Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-05
Mathew. mt Kearuev.

KEARNEY, Neb.. Nov. 4-lSpecial)-
Hon. T. H. Mathews Of Fremont delivered
one of the best republican addresses OF the
campaign last night al the city hall. There
were several attractions in the city to
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-05

GRAND ISLAND. Nov. -tspecisl)-
The LiederkrsnE society closed very sue
cesstul fair last evening, Its large hall
being crowded. A program Of black art
was successfully rendered.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-05

piekpoeket The money vas later recovered
by the police and returned 20 the owner
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-05
Antelope County Campaign.

NEIGH. Neb.. Nov. Especial Tele-
gram.)-The campaign in Antelope county
closed Saturday with republican rallies
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-05

Elpuiist Chairman.
GEORGE MITCHELL.
rnn--utIn Ch4Lrma

This paper is the oficisl organ OF the
tusionists IL Clay county and Is supposed
to cone out OF Friday Of each week. but
ala not reach the public until this morn
ing Saturday after all other county
papers had been printed. One Of the sign
ers. c, W. Jester. chairman Of the populist
county committee. is county superintendent
o' public instruction. The truth OF the
above statement was questioned by our
leading citizens TO such an extent that
Nr. Jester was asked to substantiate the
above assertion by making an AFFIDAVIT Civ
ing the mans name who had solicited
tusionists TO 90 TO Omaha under the above
conditions. but declined TO DO 50. yet
claimed they could furnish the proof, but
Up to ?. N today the proof has not ap-
peared. This shows the condition they are
IN and that feeling their cause Is lost ii
Clay county are resorting 70 any means
almost 70 try and save themselves, but II
is too late. for Clay county IS republican
this year, as Tuesday will demonstrate.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-05

WARNING
We arc reliably informed that some q
our fusion voters have bee- offered trans
purta.icn and tl5 IN cash T. attend prize
hCht in Omaha AL accepting this Cfer
are 70 leave Clay county on November >
and return on November :. Fusion voter.
his IS a bribe offered you. and your man
hood Is At stake. DO not sacrifice principe
FOR a few dollars. STAY az home and res NJ
this insult by casting your vote aEsinst
this giant that T. asking you 70 become
its slave
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-05
oyB RooRBAck FROM CLAY COUNTY.
sample of the stun Fu.ioRi.ts Jse 10
scare voters With.

CLAY CENTER, Neb., Nov. 4.-(Specisl)
When the Clay County Patriot came out
IL contained the following:
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-05

Garland steve. ano Ranges
sere awarded highest prizes al Paris ex-
pos ition. 1900.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-05

". T.. Curtis o: the chiessc Record,
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1900-09-05
A Rich Body Of Free Milling
Ore Already Uncovered
Which is Ready For
A Stamp Mill.
The History Of an Investment
of $500 and the Fortune
it Brought 8 Men.

When mining companies are or
gained to develop prospects so that
the burden of risk is DIVIDED among
many, and money received from the
sale of stock is used for develop
ment purposes, and the erection of
machinery, nothing is more legiti-
mate or profitable than investments
in such companies. Investments
made in we'll organized companies,
differed by reputable business men,
and mar aged by successful and ex-
perienced mining men, cannot help
but yield greater returns than
money invested in anything else.
With all the wildcats" included,
mining has proven the best invest
ment for the past twenty years in
the United States SO the best statis-
ticans report.
A gentleman in Warren, Ohio,
paid the expense of shipping Mr..
Woods and family of that place to
Victor, Colorado, and received in
payment shares in the Woods In
vestment Co. Last year he drew
SIC, 900 in dividends making a total
Of 500, 90 in all which the investment
has yielded him, and he can sell his
stock today for quarter million
dollars. All this in seven years
Eight men invested 5000 each in
Golden Star, which adjoins the
Randolph. One of the men, James
Smith, sold his share for 500, pay
ing a commission to get it sold of
5000, and thought himself lucky in
doing so; someone had told him to
sell out and that the property was
no good. Another of the eight sold
at 81, 5000 and still another at 81, 500.
The interests within eighteen months
sold from $40, 900 to $50, 900.
A Washington attorney was Of
fered Gold Coin at three cents per
share and refused it thinking it was
a fraud. 1t is selling today above
So per share. Calumet & Hecls
which sold at 30 cents per share an6
for long time at $12 is now selling
at $765 AID last year paid annua
dividends of $120 per share.
The Randolph needs stamp mil
and will therefore sell some of its
stock at specially low price of
cents per share. It has shaft sunl
to depth of FOG feet, over 200 fee
of cross cutting and drifting and al
necessary buildings and MACHINERY
for mining up to its present depth
It adjolnsthe Golden Star which las
year paid $685. in dividends
Randolph is a working property ant
all the money received from the SALE
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1900-09-05
A Delightful Yellowstone Park Trip.

A party Of select Wisconsin peo-
pie will make trip to Yellowstone
park in July or August, in charge OF
Mr.. G.. E. Culver, Professor OF
geology, Stevens Point Normal
school, travelling in special sleep
ing and buffet car. Those desiring
to join, can obtain complete infor-
nation as to rates, time of leaving,
etc., from J. M. Turner, special ex-
cursion agent, Wisconsin Central
Ry. Burlington, Wis. No 81
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1900-09-05

Mr.. D. F. Britton. of Bibon, was
in the city Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Brltton recently lost their six years
old daughter Beryl The little one
was sick about nine days. The
funeral was held from the home and
the little one was buried in the
cemetery at Mason, Mr.. Britton
says the people of Bibon were very
kind to himself and family in their
time of sorrow and affection,
and that he feels very grateful to
them for their comforting assistance.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1900-09-05
Local s. Personal.

Fl. J. Conlin was down from Bay
field Tuesday.
A. Paulson has been on the sick
list during the past week.
J. w. Stewart has been sick this
week with typhoid fever.
Dan DAILY began teaching i'll the
Setzke district Monday.
Judge Howard Benton made
business trip to Duluth Tuesday.
Roy Hull is teaching at Three
Switch and Henry Oscar at Engoe
Attorney A. W. Mcleod, visited
Hurley and Ironwood last Friday.
Miss Dora Kearns and Miss Julia
Bartness are teaching the Benoit
school.
Mrs. Kenfield and children return
co Thursday evening from a visit to
Michigan.
John Baxter, the base ballist, is
now on the staff of the Ashland base
ball team.
G. A. Shoresman and daughter left
Sunday for St. Paul, where they will
spend a week..
Mrs. V. f. Pratt went to Chicago
Monday to purchase her winters
stock of goods.
Miss Mayme Kelley went to her
school near Nash Monday in the
Anderson district.
Miss Laura Irish Went to West
Superior Monday, where she will at
tend the Normal school.
VIM. Olsen has been among the
sick during the past week and is
still confined to the house.
Peter Fox visited Duluth and
Superior Saturday and Sunday. and
witnessed the ball games.
Bert Oscar has been hired to
teach the school at Gable during the
coming year. He will begin next
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Wiley, Of
Merrill have been here DUNG the
week visiting their parents and
relatives.
Minnie E. Giebel, of Nelson, Wis
consin, graduate of the River
Fails Normal school, is teaching at
Houghton.
Mrs. W. H. Smith and daughter
Mabel leftMonday for st. Paul where
they expect to visit for week and
attend the State Fair
Mrs. Paul Weed and Miss Grace
Twiggs were over from Ashland to-
day They have just returned from
a trip down the lakes.
Mrs. Geo. NJ. Sawyer went to ST.
Paul Thursday, for the purpose of
whiting her daughter who has just
returned from an European tour
Miss Eta Hines left here the first
Of the week, after attending the in-
stitute and exa limitations, and visit
ing friends, for Nash, where she is
now teaching.
LosT-A ladies silver watch,
ribbon chain and two charms, be-
longing to a working girl. The
finder will please leave the same at
THE TINES office or Nelson House.
Andy Anderson who has been a
member of Washburn's base ball
team this year, left Thursday for
Butte, Montana. His place has been
filed by McGrath, of Hayward
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Congregational Church will give a
lawn social at Mrs. F. Tetzner's
next Friday evening. Ice Cream
and Cake will be served.
Roy Hull and Henry Oscar
brought home nearly 300 trout from
the Cranberry last Thursday, as a
result of their fishing trip. Their
baskets weighed over forty pounds.
The Rebekah's will celebrate their
Forty-ninth Anniversary September
10Th Bring your best girl and all
her relatives to see 'Beckie.' Furth-
er notice next week.