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The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-27

New York, Oct. 28.-HoD. William
j. Bryan will return to New York to-
day, and there will be an immense de-
monstrat!on tonight at Madison Square
Garden.
The democratic c1ubs under the lead-
ership OF President Hearst, of the Ma
tIonal Association OF Democratic Clubs,
will parade Madison Square will be,
tonight, as light as day.
Mr.. Anson Phelpbs Stokes will pres
side, and will introduce the first speak
er. He will be followed by Bourke
Cochran. Then Mr.. Bryan will be
introduced and will make the principal
address oflthef evening. After Mr..
Bryan's oYasiop, Senator Wel1ir 3ton,
the most conspicuous convert from the
republican party, will speak.
The streets OF New York will be ill :
ed tonight with marching clubs. and
the illumination by fireworks will, IL Ia
claimed, excel1 anything, the MstroDo-
lis has witnessed.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-27
MEMBER 100 YEARS OLD.

Boston, Oct. 9e,-Todsy is the Tooth
birthday Of Mrs. -Eunics Russ Amos of
this city, and Il is being celebrated by
Old South Chapter, Daughters Of Amer.
lean Revolution, Of which she is a
member. odd South Chapter is also
planning for many interesting events in
the coming see9on's patriotic work.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-27
WIVES MEET.

Chicago, Oct. 26.-A Housewifery
Congress began four days session
here today, The topics discussed were
chemistry and the like. The discus
'sions will continue afternoons and even
ings, Skilled housekeepers, not pro.
fessional cooke, will give demonstra-
tioDs in practical cooking, The sxhi-
bits include many articles OF utility and
beauty. designs OF special convenience
for houses aud rooms, fruit in preserv-
ed forms, inyentlons OF women for dos
nestle comforts and sug gestions for fur
niuhings. The scope and aim OF this
movement is educational.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-27
EDUCATION DAY

Raleigh, N. G., Oct. ss,-This being
Educational Day at the State Fair, it is
being observed as holiday by all the
graded schools Of this city. All the
pupils Of the city schools are a. the
'sir' and their enjoyment is a. high
pitch. The road to the fair buildings
has been filled with youngsters all day
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-27
GEORGIA pAIRYMEN.

Grihib, Ga, Oct. 6.-Ths Georgia
State Dairymen's Association, which
meets here on October Both aud No,
vember Ist, will be entertained royal
ly, and among the interesting matters
on the program Will be an adpress by
Ex-Governor Hoard, Of Wisconsin, who
is also editor Of Hoard's Dairyman,
the recognized authority upon all
subjects pertaining to the COW in this
country.
The meeting Will be held at the
Olympic theatre and Alderman Daniel
J. Bailey will deliver the address Of
welcome on behalf of the citizens Of
Griffin and Governor Hoard will re-
spond.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-27
GENERAL sURRENDER.

I London, Oct, Pa LYdenburg dis,
patch, in the Transysal, says that the
Beers, disheartened and discouraged by
the departure OF President Kruger and
the death Of most Of their generals, in
tend tomake q general surrender today !.
This step is SAID to have heen decided
upon after long and stormy confer
. ice OF leaders a Lydenburg.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-27
GREAT GATHERING
HELD LAST NIGHT
Roosevelt Speaks to Many
New Y0Fk8TS
TWENTY THOUSAND PRESENT
4 So . of Parades Were Held in
Honor Of the Vice -Presiden>
tisl Candidate.
New York. oe1. ae.-Gov. Roo.evell

New York, Oct. 2e,-Gov. Roosevelt
spoke ton ght at Madison Square Gar
der, according 10 schedule, 10 nesrly
tusnty fhcsssnd person,. The orord
was larger than that whsoh greeted
Bryan ten days sso. The speech was
devoted mainly to nilitsrlsm Roose-
velt emphanoally and boldly declared
that the dag would be kept in the
Philippines. He dwelt on ne prosp r
its whish rules tie csnntry, giving
the republican administration the full
credit for same.
He yehemensly and asroely attacked
Bryan and the democratic platform
and its supporters.
odell, the candidate for governor OF
New York also spoks on the issues Of
the day, dsyoting his comments most-
" 70 State affairs.
Twenty different parades were held,
. Lead " twice that number of bands.
Fifty thousand men we're in the line
Of march, each wearing sTeddY r.
pinks, which cost $40, 900, having been
grown for this special occasion. The
bands bills viii aggregate 900 ad-
ditionaI.
Tho Italian republican associations,
which originally intended to parade on
previous date, postponed same and
turned out tonight 10000 strong,
The fireworks and electric light dis
play are dazzling aud binding in their
''ghtning like effulgence.
This occasion win make lasting
impression as one Of the greatest occur
rences in the political history of the
state.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-27
saw MILLS SHORT.
Washington Saw, Mills Want More
Men.

Tacoma, wash, Oct. 26.-The mill
aud factory inspector of this city says
that wages in the saw mills OF the state
are irom 10 to u per cent. higher than
they we're stthe time Of his last res
port, and that in other industries wsges
are also higher. The scarcity OF lab
orers is we'll Indicated by the tai uTe OF
the hop growers to secure enough men
to hsEEsss t6sis crop. They we're COM
PEELED to use an unusually large num-
Der OF women and children, and Japl
were taken into the ysrds for the first
time.
The saw mills have appealed through
an Eastern railroad for more men,
guaranteeing work for the entire year.
The retarn Of a large number OF men
from Cape Nome, whore they made a
failure, viii partly hll the demand.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-27
LIS FnDAy

New Yos Zion: Theodore
Roosevelt, Governor Of New York,
reachsaNe York October q, 1865, a. d
has resided in the state all his life
Hon John D. Long, Secretary Of the
Navy also celebrates this day. ns his
birthday, but he has been crowned
with twenty more years than has Mr..
Rooseqehi
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-27
CAMDEN COUNTY FAIR.
II Was aBiR Success and Many VISIT,
ors Were Present,

The regular annual fair Of the Cams
len County Agricultural Association,
was held at Woodbyne, on Thursday ,
and it was success in every sense Of
the word. The attendance was larger
this year, than ever before, and thu ex-
hibits much better. TIE people Of
our sister county are progressive
set, and they deserve success IN every
undertaking.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-27
BRYAN At MoRRIsTowN

Morristown, N. j., Oct. 26.-on this
his second day in the state Of New
Jersey, Hon. W. J. Bryan came up
here from Jersey City on a special
train and spoke from the platform OF
the car this morning. He then went
to Dover, where he spoke at noon. He
afterward addressed meetings IN Boom
ton ard Paterson. 80
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-27
MOOSE SEASON

Bangor, Ne. Oct. 20. The moose
season which began on the 18th instans.
has called an innumerable army of
Ahunters, who are longing for shots at
the noble animals. This army Of spo1ts-
men includes all kinds.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-27
WILL BE a CANDIDATE.
Hon. j. P. Brown Saying Nothing
and Saving Wood.

Macon, Oct. 26.--Mr. ] Pope Brown
is candidate for governor. This can
be put down as fact.
Mr.. Brown wss in Macon this morn
ting on his way to valdosta, where he
goes 10 look after the inteTssts of ths
state fair which is to be held there.
Mr.. Brown is not .alsing butit any
body believes he is mott candidate for
the goVsrnorship hey are mistaken.
Mr.. Brown will be the frat Oandi-
date that South Georgia has pu. up in
4 plumber Of years. He has a strong
toiio".1s end is sreoognized as one OF
tbs best qaahhed, as well as one Of the
most popular, men in the state that
has been spoken Of in Oennectfon wi,h
the goyernorship.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-27
COAL STRIKE OFF.
a Joint Statement From Those at 10
terest Proclaim This Result.

Hszlston, Dot. t.2s.-Chairman Mitch
ell and the executive board Of the
United Mine Workers, have declared
the coal strike off.
They issued joint statement Ad-
dressed 10 the mine owners and mine
workers declaring it useRI''tO con-
tinue the strike, as they were sstis-
q ed with the ten per cent increase in
wages.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-27
SOME OF OUR LOCAL SPEAKERS TOO.
Every Voter in Brunswick Should Attend-Promses 10
Be the Largest Meeting Held m
Several Years

There win be great democratic
rally At the CITY hall tonight,
Hon. A. p. Cochran, democratic
elector for this district, viii be the
principal speaker Addresses VIII also
bsmAds BY other weli-kuown ReptIs-
men.
The liberty Iovips Bruslss
wick should give N Cochran
ing reception. me presidential
tiOu occurs on NovemB less than
sws wesks, Under The plan promnt
gated BY the National Bryan and
sssvsnson Club, Of WhlohWR 3 Hearst
is prestdent, dsmOorAtic meetings are
to be held % egsFg part Of the OOun-
try tonight. Thoasands Of distip-
+ /.
Euishsd speakers win pictuss Ga svils
Of Hsnna- -McK,nlsyism At eGs same
hour.
The patriotic people America are
aroused as they have mot been for a.
gades. The iniquitous polioiss s
republican party are thrsatsnina TIE
libsrty-the very existeuoe--o tie re-
pubic.
The people Of the sosti accustomed
as they have become, to Bearing thei
oppressive burdens OF enormous pens
sion appropriations, have Jet hardly
realized the extent and the terrible
effects ofthe more recent products Of
the republican psrty-imperislism and
trusts,
These powerful combinations of cap
ital have crushed out OF commercial
exi i,tenee thousands OF men with small
capital, have thrown out of employ
ment vast numbers Of commercial
travellers and other employees, AS
result great fortunes have been amass-
ed almost in day by the few, while
thousands Of men with families have
been brought face to face with Starva
tion. At the same time prices OF all
controlled blythe trust,
have increased.
Many corporations and individuals
in this country are today worth more
than many nations in former times.
OF these financial kings have
more wealth than the entire state of
Georgia.
Money is being cOngsSted in the
great financial csnters and the few
have it in their power to greatly OPP
press the majority.
The republican party has fOstered
and is nurturing the great trust Sys-
tenn in order to psrpstuate lis own ex-
istsnos. Hanna has but to speak, and
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-27
cooKR1LL's HARD CANVASS.

Maysyille. Mo-, Oct. Ex-senator
cockrill ended his campaigning tour
here today. He began his stumping
tour at Paris Mo-. on the 25th of
September, and has spoken iu forty
towns:
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-27
CAPT. PAGE DEAD.

Havsns, October s6.-Yellow fever
claimed another victim today. Capt.
Page, Of the battalion of Porto Rico
infantry, was the one to succumb,
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-27
JOHN ADDISON PORTER DYING,

JOHN ADDISON PORTER DYING.
Pamfret, Conn, Oct, 90 John Ad
olson Porter, former private secretary
to President Mckinley, is in a critical
condition at his home here, as result
of q surgical operation which was per-
formed last Wednesday, leaving him
in very weak condition from whloh
be has been unable to rally in spite Of
the energetic efforts Of the surgeons.
Those in attspdanee upon him, look
for his death hourly.
, 1900-07-19

LOST-Pair of rimless eyeglasses.
Please leave at this office.
, 1900-07-19
VACANCY FILLED.
Prof. Luther Foster Will Succeed Prof.
B. C. Buffum.

At a meeting of the executive COM
mittee Of the board of trustees of the
University of Wyoming, held yesterday
afternoon, Prof. Luther Foster of Lo-
gan, Utah, was elected to the position
of professor of agriculture and horti-
culture of the University of Wyoming
and vice-director Of the Wyoming Ag-
ricultural Experiment Station, to sue
coed Prof. B. c. Buffum, who resigned
the place last May to accept a similar
position in the Colorado Agricultural
college at Fort Collins.
Prof. Foster was selected from a large
number of applicants after mature de-
liberation by the board, whose members
believe they have made a wise choice.
Mr.. Foster has had fifteen years ex-
perience in western agriculture and is
thoroughly familiar with the subject
of irrigation, an important qualifica-
ton for the work in Wyoming. He has
held positions in Montana, South Da-
kota and Utah. He is a graduate Of the
Iowa Agricultural college.
Prof. Buffum will leave on August
LIST, and Prof. Foster will assume the
duties of the position on the 18th OF
that month. He will bring his family
to Laramie as soon as he can secure a
house.
, 1900-07-19

summer and while here was taken up
the Big Laramie by Mr.. Jackson and
succeeded in getting a hook into some
OF the big rainbows and his enthusiasm
over the sport has led the senior Little
and DR.. Traugh to come this long dis
lance for the sake of enjoying the sport
themselves. Both gentlemen are veal
thy citizens Of Goodland and enthusi-
astic anglers.
w. G. Ronald Of Seattle, Wash, gen.
eral organizer Of the Endowment
Rank Of the Knights OF Pythias,
passed through from the west on No.
4 today, en- route to Cheyenne, where
he will meet the Cheyenne lodge to-
night. Tomorrow he will return
to Laramie and will address the
members Of Damon Lodge No. 3 at the
regular meeting tomorrow night.
, 1900-07-19
iii for China. A detachment

sail for China. A detachment
of the Seventh infantry arrived
last night to garrison Fort Russell IN
til two companies of the Twenty-third
infantry reach there. The troop horses
were loaded today and shipped to Seat
tie, and the officers and men will leave
for the west on Friday.
Engine 1882, which recently met with
IN accident at Wamsutter, on the Sew
enth district, passed through Laramie
today, en- route to the Cheyenne shops
for repairs. The steel cab OF the en-
CINE was pretty badly demolished, and
it is said that three men are in the hos
pital as a result Of the trouble, which
was caused by an attempt to back the
engine while a coal chute was lowered.
G. E. Golden has written a letter to
DR.. Hayford giving the particulars Of
his boys death, brief mention of which
was made in The Republican a short
time ago. The young man had been
sick for ten days with typhoid-pneu-
monia, and apparently was recovering,
when suddenly and without warning he
suffered a severe hemorrhage Of the
lungs and died within an hour. Mr..
Golden has secured a permanent po-
sition in Washington under the civil
service and will remain there.
The statement in last nights Repub-
lican that the city board Of equaliza-
ton had raised the assessment oh near
ly all Of the property in the city is
objected to by certain members Of the
board. While it is a fact that the
figures returned by the assessor were
raised in almost every case, it is
stated that the equalized value will
be practically the same as last year.
The assessment was made by the coun-
ty assessor, as provided by law,and val
ues were placed alta lower figure than for
merly, but the city board OF equaliza-
ton saw fit to maintain the valuations
of last year, in order to allow of a low
tax levy.
, 1900-07-19
LUMBER

am receiving several cara per week Of
Lumber. Laths, Shingles and other kinds OF
Building Material. and am prepared to quote
you very lowest prices.
, 1900-07-19

r. ACME OF PERFECTION in PRINTED n@ Fabrics Color n@@syn fast while the patterns aen tina the @tm s could ask
good we~ Mam @ samdm hwgw aam the ground the hwnma hm hna nw me enabled nHe
, 1900-07-19
TWO FUNERALS.
Victims of Tuesdays Accident Laid to
Rest in the Cemetery.

The funeral Of Paul May, Jr., who
was drowned in the Laramie river
Tuesday afternoon, took place from the
residence on South Seventh street this
afternoon. Rev. E. F. Pinckert Of the
Geman Lutheran church conducted the
services, which were very impressive.
A large number of friends of the fami-
ly were present at the house and fol-
lowed the hearse to the cemetery. The
pall-bearers were members OF Canton
Wyoming No. l, l. o. o. F., in uniform.
The kid" band, Of which organiza-
ton the dead boy was a member, played
the march on the way to the cemetery.
The funeral of Bonnie Burton, the
young colored boy who met his death
in the waters Of the Laramie river with
Paul May, is taking place this after
noon, beginning at 4 o'clock, from the
home Of his mother at the corner of
University avenue and Ninth street.
Rev. F. T. Kruger Of the Methodist
church is conducting the services. AS
the boys mother is a poor, hard-work-
ing woman, kind-hearted citizens con-
tributed to a fund raised for the ex-
penses Of the burial. The sum of $54.7 70
was thus obtained and the grief-strick-
en- mother is spared the humiliation Of
having her boy buried at the expense
Of the county.
, 1900-07-19

Mrs. N. D. Mcdonald returned from
the west on Nc. 4 today.
II. Ralph Hall Of Rock Creek is a
visitor in Laramie today.
John ". Hay arrived from Rock
Springs on No. 4 at noon today.
Miss Grace R. Hebard went over to
Cheyenne on No. 4 today. She will try
the golf links at the capital before re-
turning.
Mrs. Carrick and children, who have
been visiting with the family of Terry
Logan. left today for their home in
Evanston.
Mrs. j.. @. Beck, wife Of one Of the
dispatchers in the Laramie ONCE, and
Miss Mary Wright, left last night for a
visit to St. Louis, Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Frazee will leave
tonight for a five or six weeks bust
ness and pleasure trip through the east.
They will visit st. Louis. Chicago,
Cleveland, Philadelphia, New York
Buffalo and many Of the eastern sum-
mer resorts.
DR.. Traugh and 2. T. Little Of Good
land, Ind, will arrive in Laramie to-
night and in company with Mr.. J. H.
jackson of this city will leave tomorrow
morning on a fishing trip on the Big
Laramie. Mr.. Little's SOL was a mem
Der Of the fossil hunting expedition last
, 1900-07-19
BRIEFLY MENTIONED.

Ice cream, any quantity at Mays
Eleven cars of sheep were fed at the
Laramie yards yesterday.
Born, in Laramie, Wyo., July II,
1900, to the wife of E. F. Byers, a son.
Ernest Davies shipped a carload Of
horses to the eastern market yesterday.
Harry Crumrine accompanied the car
to Omaha.
T. E. Bird Of the Centennial valley
has been appointed a notary public.
His commission was filed with the
county clerk today.
L. R. Gillette, chief clerk of the last
house of representatives, who has been
at work in Washington, returned to
Cheyenne today and will remain here
Cheyenne Leader.
Profs. Gilkison and Buffum both
broke the Laramie golf record this
morning. They made the round Of the
links in 81 strokes each. The record
for local players heretofore has
been 40.
A train Of 20 cars of government
mules, en- route to China, passed
through Laramie this afternoon. A
coach for the attendants was attached
to the train. The mules are being rush
ed across the continent on passenger
time.
Troop B, First cavalry, received or
ders yesterday to proceed from
Cheyenne to the Preside and
, 1900-07-19

Dr.. D. D. stearns. eye specialist,
glasses fitted for all troubles that
glasses will correct. ONCE at Kuster
hotel parlor. No charge for examine
lions.
, 1900-07-19

Daily Republican only go q month.
, 1900-07-19

The scandanavians will give a recep-
ton at their church Friday night. leo
cream and cake will be served for is
cents.
, 1900-07-19

HOUSE FOR sALD-on easy pay
ments. Inquire Of Mrs. J. F. Walters.
, 1900-07-19

FOR 9ALH-Two houses Cbesp,
Enquire this omes.
, 1900-07-19

WANTED.
; Position on ranch by man and wife.
Enquire at this ONCE. 294ts
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-04-07
Notice Of Chattel Mortgage Sale.


Whereas, default has been made in the condt.
lions OF a certain chattel mortgage dated the let
day of June, A. d. 1896. given ny D. L. Hilton,
mOrtgapor, to H. P, Smith, mortgage, eaid mort.
gage aud debt thereby secured now being owned
by h. p. Smith, and said mortgage having bsen
Lake county, South Dakota, on tho Slrt day Of
July, A. d. 1886, as No. 2S,1s9, and which ea,d
mort gage was given on the following property
as described in easd mOrtRaee, to wit: Two
gray mares elk years old. weight about 1900
ponnds; one bay horse nine years ole. weight
l 200 pounds; one yearling horee colt, dark gray;
two COVE. red. 6 and yeare old; one two year.
old heitpr. white; one two-year Oln heifer, dark
roam; 100 acres wheat on sc Or sec. 0-lOS-5,
and all increase Of above described property.
the debt thereby secured, principal and Interest,
the sum of Sl9S.61. Whereas, eaid default con
sists in the, to VII, thpt eald note secured BY
said mortgage ie past due and unpaid, and that
due demabd has been made, and payment re.
fused. Now. therefore. notice is hereby given
gage contained, and pursuant to the etatute in
such case made and provided and by the order Of
the owner OF seid mortgage, I have taken pOes-
es-ion Of. ana will cell at Willnrd's livery barn,
in the city Of Madison, in Lake county, South
i.akota, on Saturday, the 14th day Of April, A.. d.
1900, at the hour OIL O'Clock p. m, at public suc.
ton to the highest bidder for caeh, to pay the
debt secured by eaid mortgage aud costs and ex
pens . OF foreclosure, the property In eald mort
gage described, to wit: Two gray mares 8 years
old, weight ? 100 pounds; one bay horse 3 years
old, weight 10 lbe: one yearling horeecolt, dark
gray two cows. red, 6 and : years old; one two
year-old heifer, white; one two-year-Old heifer,
dark roam; aud all IL crease in sAld property.
Dated at Madison, South Dakota, this 7th day
Of April, A.. d. 1900.
j. II. WILLIAMSON, Owner of eaid mortgage.
ATTORNEY.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-04-07
Notice of Chattel Mortgage Sale.

Whereas, default has been made in the condi-
tons of a certain chattel mortgage, dated the 18th
day Of October 4. d. 1897, given by D. L.. Hilton.
mortgagor. to IL. p. smith, MORTGAGE, said mort
gage and the debt thereby secured now being
owned by ii. p. smith. and said mortgage having
been duly filed in the Office of the register of deeds
of Lake county, south Dakota on the 18th day of
October A. ID. 1897, rs No. LAS and which said
mortgage was given upon the following property
rs described iii said mortgage to wit: One pair of
horses, nine years old, buckskin in color, named
Dude and I hief, same have been bought of H.. p.
smith Whereas, there is now due on said mort
gage and the debt thereby secured, principal and
interest, the sum of Sl5S p Whereas, said de
fault consists in this, to-wit: That the said debt
secured by said mortgage is due and was not paid
when due: and that demand of payment has been
made and refused Now. therefore, notice is
thereby given that by virtue of the power of sale in
said mortgage contained, and pursuant to the
statute in such case made and provided and by the
order of the owner of said mortgage, l have taken
possession Of, and will sell at Willard's livery
stable in the city of Madison, Lake county, =. D.,
on saturday the 18th day of April, 1900, at one
O'Clock p. m, at public auction to the highest
bidder for cash, to pay the debt secured by said
mortgage and costs and expenses of foreclosure,
all the property descrihed in said mortgage to-wit
One pair of horses called buckskin in color, nine
years old, named Dude and Chief.
Dated at Madison, 5. d., this ath day of April,
A. u. 1900. II. = SMITH
J.H. WILLIAMSON, Owner of said Mortgage.
Attorney.