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DOWNING.

P. Smell and Ole Anderson made
business trip to Hudson the first of
the week.
Mrs. Lillian Rudesill went to Still
water Wednesday.
The home foot ball team was de-
feated Saturday by the Menomonie
High School by score of IL to nit.
The Menomonie lads are a sociable
lot of fellows and do not show any
vulgarity as do some OF the foot ball
teams that played the Downing Ath-
letics this fall. Three of the home
team were unable TO take part in the
game, hence the weakness Of their
line.
VIM. Campbell and sister, Anna,
went to Wilson Sunday to visit old
| friends.
S. Rudesill went to Minneapolis to
look after the car load of honey he
shipped last Monday.
Bell and Katie Wall spent Sunday
with their sister, Mrs. Lewis, at Boyce-
vile.
Fred Fox has moved to the G. P.
Crosby farm
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The best method Of cleansing the
liver is the use of the famous little
pills known as DeWitt's Little Early
Risers. Easy 20 take. Never grippe
Freeman s. Son.
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LnINT RES9nlI-THi.rIfIniN e. 1a

JUINI RESOLUTION No. 10.
Proposing an amendment to article II of the
constitution of Wisconsin, giving the legisla-
ture power to pass general banking law.
concurring, That article II of the constitution
OF the state of Wisconsin be and is hereby
amended, by substituting for sections and 5
thereot new section to be known as section
and reading as follows:
Section 4. The legislature shall have power
70 enact general banking law for the creation
of the banking business, provided that the vote
OF two-thirdS of all the members elected to each
mouse, TO be taken by yeas and nays, be in
favor of the pnosago of such law.
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REPUBLICAN TICKET.
NATIONAL

I For President
WILLIAM MCKINLEY, Ohio.
I For Vice President
THEODORE ROOSEVELT, New York.
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ro.,,mn mo. 9. ST.

oNiNA hIAoOl4UlINJN NO. |,
proposing 10 amend section TO- of article Of
the constitution Of Wisconsin, relating to good
roads. w eVOo
Resolved, by the Senate. the Assembly cop-
curing, That section 10 of article g. OF the CON
stitutiOn OF Wisconsin, be amended by adding
thereunto the following:
The state may, however, appronrfata nnonav
to be raised by taxation and not in any wise TO
constitute public debt, to be used in the con-
stfgetlon or Improvement of public highways.
in the manner provided by law
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CONGRESSIONAL.

For Member of Congress
JOHN j. JENKINS. Chippewa Falls.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-12

This borrowing OF nickels. dimes. and
quarters does tend 20 mark a man." said
Hardup, who. by the way. was universally
known TO BE- the greatest offender OF the
crowd says the New York Sun. After a
time ones friends are apt to cross the
street when they see the TOUGHER coming
I remember an amusing incident that
happened 10 me some time ago. when
was utterly broke. Thank goodness I've
got over that state now he added ma
jestlcally. Hardup had just drawn his sal
airy
"One afternoon when was az my wits
end hoT 20 raise the necessary dime. for
/ was wretchedly hungry. l happened to
be tn Harlem, and going up One Hundred
and Twenty-nfth street, al the corner OF
Madison avenue I suddenly came plump
into a man whose face was familiar. but
whom l could not for the life OF me
place. We shook hands warmly and pass
ed the time OF day agreeably for a few
moments. Then there was a pause, when
I blurted out:
ITS very strange. but I have been
talking TO you for some time and really
cannot remember your name. or where
l met you before
My friend SMILED. and enlightened me.
I used several years ago, said he. to be
NNHN VAAMtNOhfI
Then I remembered him. gave a du-
bious sort OF laugh. and saying that
had given up that sort OF thing now. 90
which he slyly assented by a nod OF his
head. asked him n he still continued in
the business He replied that he had long
since retired. and was living on his pro-
its IN a big house opposite Mount Morris
Park
Il fancy he knew what was In my mind,
and was wondering how l was going TO
breach the subject Presently. plucking
up courage. I said used TO be a good
customer OF yours?'
80 Yes he replied. very good
This encouraged me and l plunged In
medals res. Well. the fact % the matter
is continued. am quite broke at the
moment. Would you lend me 10 cents on
my faceT
''He again smiled. and looking me up
and down rs II admiring my cheek. said,
TO my relief. why. certainly"
The crowd laughed.
Eyes. I expected that laugh" said Hard
up. but let me finish. The man. as I men
toned. assented readily. but to my cha
grin. after feeling in his pockets. said.
IN give q to you IN a minute II you will
wait while / 90 and change a quarter In
the cigar store And I'm blessed, II he
didn't 20 and change a quarter, and give
me a dime. II rather hurt my feelings, for
II was the first time ! had ever had the
price OF my face sized up. However.
suppose he knew bis business and the risk
he was taking
Evidently" said n small voice In the
corner, and Hardup subsidized.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-12
bright BITS.

The Stern Parent.-"But why not, pop
per?" pleaded the beautiful maiden. Il.
said the red-necked and brutal father IAN
not putting my Trust shares IN princes
Not this year. or any other old year
Indianapolis Press.
He Gets II Regularly Stranger
My little man. do you not get dreadfully
tanned IN the summer Little Johnny
Nav. Paw ticks me In summer: but de
teacher tans me every day In dc winter
baltimore American.
Pressure. The Americans" observed
the grand vizier. "are pressing their
claims againy' Isn't Il funny" exclaimed
His Majesty the Sultan. that with all
their being pressed 20 much. these claims
don't get any smaller Forthwith the
proper functionary Of the imperial house
hold promulgated an trade. or decree. call
Ing for general laughter throughout the
mpire.-Detroit Journal.
Onward and Upward.-"I think I'll run
around 90 Jake's barbcrshop and get shaw
cd" said the returned traveller. There's
no barbershop there. now; Jake's become
very prosperous since you left" Moved.
has he?' mo. but he transformed the
shop into a shaving parlor,' and then a
"tousorial studio. and now It's the Ca
hillary art atelier unc).' OF which he's
President "-Philadclphia Press.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-12
PERSONAL.

Alfred Emerson. who for the last
three years had been a student and teach
er In the American School OF classical
Studies IN Athens. Greece. IS collecting
a museum Of antiquities for che Univer-
sity OF California.
DIR John Guiteras. who resigned the
chair OF pathology in the University OF
the University Of Havana, has establish.
Medicina Tropical
Field Marshal Won waldersee's nag
for the campaign in China Is a Uhlan's
dag. divided into four squares. two black
and two white. with a red border, and a
bar running transversely across the de-
sign. The flag - attached to a uhlan's
lance.
PROF. Gegeubaur. who has done more
for the Darwinnian theory of evolution
than any other German excepting Prof
Haeekel. has resigned his prOfessorshlp
OF comparative anatomy al Heidelberg.
where he has taught since 1873. He is "a
years old.
az strassburg, aged "a. became famous In
1870 through his plan OF restoring. by
means Of public contributions. the strass-
burg library. which had been destroyed
during The Frunco-German War. The
plan was so successful that the new H.
hrary. over which he has presided since
1872. now ranks among the three or four
leading German Institutions OF It's kind.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-12

II had always been young squaiiop's un-
derstanding that he would inherit some
thing handsome" when his uncle. a stu
dious and somewhat scholarly man. pass
ed of the stage OF action. says the YOUTHS
Companion. The uncle died. and the will
was opened.
Young Squaliop was. indeed, remember
ed. The bulk OF his relatives means was
found 30 have been sunk In annuities. hut
the size OF the package bequeathed to
the young man surprised him. lie open
cd Il. examined the contents. and locked
Il away from prying eyes.
Il hear your uncle left you something. Z"
said an acquaintance a week or two after
ward. meeting him on the street
Yes" he replied. MY uncle left me
ten thousand"
Il congratulate youl With $1,000 a
young man may be considered 20 have al
least fair start In nfe."
Il didn't say dollars. He left me 1000
chess problems"
II was even so For many years the
old gentleman had been making a collec-
ton OF such problems. clipping them from
the chess columns OF various weekly pa
pers. and as his most cherished posses
sion he left II entire TO his favorite
nephew. youth who did not kao@ a
pawn from a bishop.
Life Is full OF disappointments. and GER
tatnly young Squallop's deserves to be re-
corded among the bitter ones.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-12

Il am going to outs this political game
as soon ns I can retire with the honors
OF warfare" said Jones with sigh. ac-
cording 10 the Detroit Free Press. while
Brown and I have been political rivals for
some time I never thought that he would
stoop 40 such trick as he has just made
me the subject OF. There r. a limit even
IN the game OF politics, but Brown has
stepped outside OF Il. Got his wife TO
help him. too. which goes 10 show how
low the man has sunk.
For some time Mrs. Brown has been
filling my wife's ears with glowing ne
counts OF the Jewel OF cook that she
possessed. She kept Il up until tho In
cvitahle result Of such course happened
My wife. thinking 20 make a ten-strike,
offered the girl an increase OF wages aud
got her away from Mrs. Brown. Then
came the awakening. The girl wac dirty.
sassy and she couldn't cook a potato 50
that you could recognize Il. while the
number OF dishes that she broke was not
to be counted. We simply have TO stand
Il. and l can see no hope ahead.
why don't / IRE her? / dare mott The
cook has a pull. and that's no jokei The
lord OF the kitchen. who h Irish. has "a
brother who Is an alderman. and six other
brothers who are in politics for what
there Is in a. besides she has a few dozen
unclcs and cousins who are playing the
game.
Now appreciate the mean work that
Brown is capable Of lie didn't dare IRE
the girl for fear that II mighS hurt his
political ambitions. 50 he got his wife 10
brag about her until IL led my wife to
entiee her away. Now I have her on
my hands. ind TO discharge her means
the ruinatlon Of all my political hopes.
III Brown doesn't stop grinninE at me
every time he meets me there'll be a fight
some day.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-12
HELP ron TEXAS sroRu y,cr,us

That the responses 60 the can for ala
which has been sent from Galveston ana
other towns OF Texas win BE- prounpi ana.
liberal there IL no doubt There viii be n
public meeting held in the City Exchange
to-day. and Il can be promised that sa-
vannah viii do her full share towards re-.
lieving the distress OF the victims Of the
storm.
II win be several days before Il Is fnllv
known how great the disaster at Calves
ton Is. but It Is certain that thousands
have been rendered almost. II not entire
". destitute and that other Thousands
VIII need assistance until they can put
their homes ia shape and get to work
again.
The suffering is not confined to Calves
ton. A number OF towns have been
wrecked and hundreds OF farmers have lost
their crops. In some cities sympathy for
the storm-victims has already taken
practical shape. and money Is being sent
10 the mayor OF Galveston Within a
very few days the needy OF that city will
have their immediate wants supplied. be-
~
from their abundance. win contribute lib
craHy.
IL is to be hoped that Il will appear.
when a careful examination has been
made. that Galveston has not been so
badly wrecked as the reports thus Gar
make ii appear. Il must be admitted,
however. that there is nothing In the dis
patches that iustihes the hope that the
picture OF the calamity has been over
drawn. To restore the city the greater
part OF Il will have TO b. rebuilt. That Il
will be rebuilt there rs no doubt. even
though "a Is almost certain that Il will
suffer from a similar storm az some fu-
ture time The city has such a splendid
commerce however, that las site viii
never be abandoned. II Il had not been
Tor the fear OF destructive storms the
city would have Grown much faster than
Il has.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-12

5. f. Kiser in the Chicago Times Herald
lie has millions on millions piled
and tens OF millions more.
He has millions in ships and mills
And other millions In ore:
But he never bounds
When the dinner bell sounds.
And he looks on meal as a bore.
lie never sleeps while the sun
Creepe over the eastern hills:
lie losses and waits for the dawn.
Aud thinks Of his mines and his mills
And always he feels
Disgust for his meals.
Which are largely composed Of pills.
lie has millions on millions piled
HUT the days OF his youth are fed.
And he runs from a good. square meal
As though 'twere a thing 20 dread
lie must live just 20.
And II envied but OH
What things writhe around on his bed
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-12
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The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-12
INDEX TO NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Meeting.-Ciinton Lodge No. 81. +. A
A. NJ. Citizens Mass Meeting.
Special Notices.-Thomas p. Pierce. OF
Hawkinsville. Ca; Cured Of Rheumatism.
by suwanee Springs water; Paints. and
House Painting. Savannah Building Sup
ply Company: Ship Notice. strachan &
Company. Consignees; DR.. Randolph
Kenan Returns 10 Practice; Ship Notice.
J. F. Minis & Company; Ship Notice.
wilder & Company; John Funk. Fine
Meats: Levan's Table a. Hote.
business Notices.-E. and W. Laundry.
School sh0es.-Byek Bros
ElaH Nutrlne-Anheuser-Bu Brewing
association.
Biscuits. etc.-Uneeda Quartet.
Postum Food cofee.-Postum Cereal
Company.
Foge's New store.-P. T. Foye.
Mineral Watcr-Appollinaris.
C.orseis.-Thomsohs Glove Fitting
corsets.
saaoe-Lea and Pcrrins Worcester
shire Sauce.
Mesiical-Castoria; Munyon's Liver
Cure; Hoods Pills; Ayers Pills; Hors-
ford's Acid Phosphate; DR.. Kilmers
Swamp Root; Hostetter's Stomach Bit
terE.
Cheap Column Help
Wanted. Employment Wanted: For Rent;
For sale; Lost; Personal; Miscellaneous.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-12

The Republican papers are very much
exercised because Mr. Bryan does not
practically abandon the question OF Inn
periallsm and talk about the silver qucs-
ton. They arc continually calling on him
to answer some questions put TO him a
couple OF weeks ago by a representative
OF the New York Herald There Is no
doubt that he will answer these questions
In good time. lie has two or three letters
OF acceptance 20 write. and IN one or the
other OF them he will say enough about
the silver question 20 satisfy everybody,
except the Republican newspapers that
are trying TO make political capital out
OF his refusal to permit them 20 dictate
to him as to how he shall conduct his
campaign.
That 4, Is not his purpose TO say moth
ing on tho silver question 81 evident from
his Milwaukee speech last Saturday IN
that speech he spoke as frankly on that
question as he did in any speech he de-
livered in 1856 lie said that the Demo
cratic party stood. IN respect to silver.
tiai campaign. and he gave reasons why
II has not changed its position.
Among other things he said that the Re-
publican Tarty four years ago was In Ia
vor OF himetallism with the aid OF for
eign nations. and that the Democratic
party WIS In favor Of Il without the aid
OF any Other nation. The Republican par
~. he said, has changed its position In
respect 20 silver. and is now In favor OF
the gold standard while the Democratic
party IL sim battling for blmetalism on
the same ines on which IL bat,led for Il
In 1856
The Republican party need not be afraid
that Mr.. Bryan viii keep silence on the
silver question. II he talked IL In Michl-
gan where there was no hope Of doing his
cause any good by urging himetallism. he
will talk It anywhere. He is not saying
no much about Il now as he did In 1896.
simply because his party's platform de-
ciares that imperialism Is the paramount
Issue in this campaign. II Is his duty.
therefore. 70 give most OF his time to that
issue. The country has heard the silver
question discussed until a knows all %
public - not so well informed. however.
Ia respect to imperialism. II IL right and
proper. therefore. that AIR. Bryan should
give the greater part OF his speeches TO
the paramount issue. the issue OF impe-
riallsm.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-12

We have waited for several days Cor
denial Of the story published recently IN
the Associated Press dispatches. that
In the neighborhood OF Godfrey. III. mon
led by the Rev. owen w. Rose. was
securing the country in search of two ne
groes Cor the purpose OF lynching them.
Tho reverend leader Of the mob was
quoted as having expressed the determin-
alton 90 hang ono Of the negroes by the
heels ana shoot his body full OF Head
No correction OF the report being forth
coming. We are forced TO the conclusion
that u was true as originally sent out.
and that n the mob caught the negroes.
a lost them IN the woods after car
rying out the Rev. Mr. Roses idea. We
DO not rscaR that anywhere In the south,
az any time or under any circumstances,
a lynehing mob was headed by a minister
OF the gospel. Southern ministers invari-
ably are to be found on the side OF law
and order.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-12
THE MAINE ELECTION.

The election IN Maine was "a disappoint-
ment 70 the Republicans Il was great
err disappointment 20 them than the e.ec-
lion In vermont In 1895 the Republican
plurality was ls.y77 This year the returns
\ Indicate that u Is about Ss.V'e-a
falling on OF more than is.ooo votes. IL
seems that the Democrats were more en-
thusiaHiic than the Republicans, or else
many Republicans voted the Democratic
I ticket The truth probably IL that the
Republicans. not being enthusiastic about
the Philippine policy Of the Republican
party. many Of them remained away from
the polls whilo the Democrats. heartily
approving the position "a imviS Pss'y =
condemning the course that has been pur-
sued in respect to the Philippines. as a
general ruin. voted.
The Republican plurality was Of course
larger this year than {, was two years ago.
but the vote Of isas was not large one.
There was nothing TO cali out large vote.
The plurality OF the Republicans that
year was 2i.76a. The larger vote this year
was due Of course to the national issues In
the campaign.
u IL probable that tho attitude OF ex-
Speaker Reed towards the administration
and the Republican Philippine policy kept
"a great many Republicans away from the
polls and led the independent voters 10
cast their ballots for the Democratic tick
e. No doubt the Republicans will say
that the majority IS as large as they eN-
pected. but II they take that posi-
ton they will not get credit for sin
certify. They made a very exhaustive can
vas OF the etnte-both parties did that
and they hoped 10 set a plurality pretty
nearly n not quite. as large as that OF
1886. Had their hopes been realized they
would have gone before the country and
claimed that the gold Democrats were
stin voting with them. and that. there
fore. there was no doubt that they would
sweep the country at the election In No
vember
The Vermont and Maine elections make
Il certain thnt the gold Democrats are
very generally voting with Their party
again. That being the case. there are
strong reasons for saying that Mr. Bryan.
besides the Southern states. will get all
Of the states In which AIR. Mckinley was
victorious, by a small majority. in 1895.
There are enough of those states to insure
a majority Of the electoral votes for MIR.
Bryan.
The Democrats believe that they have
an excellent chance OF carrying New
York. Much depends upon the kind OF
stale tickle, the Democrats there nominate.
The result OF the Vermont and Maine cleo
lions will assist the Democrats greatly in
getting a fun Democratic vote. That AIR.
Bryans prospects are becoming brighter
there Is no doubt.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-12

The government weather bureau is en-
titled 10 great credit for rs promptness
in discovering and reporting the recent
,lnacity Ia following its course and keep
ing the public informed with respect to
Il. The first signs OF the disturbance were
noticed on Thursday. Aug %. near the
windward Islands. From that time un-
an Il swept In fury over Galveston and
into Texas. and until the present Il has
been constantly under surveillance, and
warnings OF ita probable approach were
sent throughout the threatened territory.
There has never been a clearer OF more
eouvlcting demonstration Of the value
and efficiency OF the service than upon
this occasion.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-12

II Is surmised that one OF the demands
which the Powers viii make upon China
Is that she shall remove her capital from
Pekln 90 some seaport. where foreign
fleets may readily assemble for the pro-
lection Of their ministers in case OF need.
No one Of the Powers would submit TO
any such demand until after all means
Of resisting IL had been exhausted. but
China is in such a position that she can
not help herself aud must do whatever
the Powers direct.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-12

collier wandering on some land be.
longing to Earl D. CHANGED to NEE,
the owner face TO face says Tit Bite. His
lordship asked the collier Il he knew he
was walking OF his land.
Thy landi Well. I've got no land my.
self" was the reply. "and I'm forced 70
walk on somebody eise's. Whaur did you
set Il fromG''
on" exclaimed the earl. II got Il from
my ancestors"
And whaur did they get Il from" In
qnired the collier.
They got Il from their ancestors"
And whaur did their ancestors get Il
from
They fought for a."
"Ah. WE'LL" said the collier. squarlnE up
20 the earl, come. ana IN hght thee
for t."
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-12

II now transpircs that the death by as
sassination OF King Humbert OF Italy was
foretold by a French fortune teller; not
from reading OF the Kisxs palm. but
that OF hts wife. This however. r. not
so wonderful as II might seem. II would
be pretty safe TO hazard the prediction
that any certain monarch OF Europe
would die by the hand OF an assassin.
There are many wouid-bc assassins al
ways on the lookout for an opportunity
60 use bullet or knife upon each crowned
head. so that the prediction OF violent
death Is a reasonable prophecy. evea u It
never occurA