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The Brunswick times-call., 1900-12-01
ELECTION ON
FOR TODAY
Justice Of the Peace for
7liS District to Be
Named

There wall be real warm election
10 BFunawiek today for the oaios Of
justice Of the pesce, now held by
Judge James L L,mbright, VINO is a
candidate for re, election, aud is op.
posed by Mr.. A. w. Corker.
The polls will be opened at the office
OF Judge Lambrighr, aud the follow
ing will be she manasers; Judge ],
W. COnoley, W. J. Way and 9. M.
Tilton.
It is generally thought that Judge
Lambright WILDE reelected. He has
served to the satisfaction OF every
body, and there is no reason whatever
for change.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-12-01
Cold Steel or Death.

"There is but one small chance to save your
lie and that lie through an operation" was the
awful prospect set before Mrs. 1. b. Hunt, OF
Lime Ridge, WIS. by her doctor after vainIy
trying to cure her Of a frlghtfal case of stomach
trouble Rndyellow jaundice He didn't count
on the marvellous power of Electric BitteIs to
cure Stomach and Liver troubles, but she
heard OF il, took seven bottles, was wholly
cared avoided surgeon'a knife, now weighs
more and feels better than ever. It's posltive-
~ guaranteed to cure Stomach, Liver and Kip
ney troubles and never disappoints. Price soc
st all drag stores.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-12-01


To TIKI PrBElc
Whereas, There are a number d
houses In the sewerage district Of the
city not connected with the sewer sys-
TEN; and,
Whereas, The time has expired in
which the digging of dirt is prohibited
by ordinance, or otherwise; and,
Whereas, The laws OF the city re,
quire thai all houses in the SAID district
shall De connected
This is, therefore,to notify ali peO-
pie concerned, that unless such hou 81
are forthwith connected. the owners or
agents thereof will be subjected to.the
penalties prescribed by law.
Done at the city hall, this 10 Ii Of
November, 1900.
DEAN D. ATKINSON. Mayor.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-12-01

Manager Wolfe has secured the
Olympia opera Company for Christ
mas week; 10 obtain this attraction IN
ducemen,s had to be offered. To raise
mis- guarantees, season tickets to the
opera viii be sold at a reduced rate, and
20 doubt great many will be dlspos-
Jed d, - they should be taken BY loysr,
ot comic opera.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-12-01
PILES cuRED.g
for change

BY using Smiths Sure Kidney Cure
has made a radical cure for me. / suf-
fersd severely from bleeding piles sew
enteen yeara, and although / tried ev.
cry well recommended rtmedy, failed
30 receive any relief other than the
most temporary. Finally commenced
the use of your medicine, and very
short course Of treatment with it has
cured me. s, Lehman, Memphis, Tenn
Price 90 cents. For sale by all drug
gists.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-12-01

Thare is no pleasure in life II you dread going
10 the table 20 eat aud can't rest AZ night on ac-
count OF indigestion. Henry Williams, Of
Boonvile, ind, saya be suffered that way for
years TIL he commenced the use Of Kodol Dys-
pepsia Cure, and adds: Nov can eatsny-
thing / like and all I want and sleep souOdly
every night Rodol Dyspepsia Cure will d.
gest what you eat. W. J. Butts.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-12-01
Things THEATRICAL.
ROBSON THEATRE co

A Romanee. of the south will be the
opening bill for the engagement of
three nights OF The Robson Theatre
Company which will b-gin on Monday,
December 6. Seas are now on sale
Butts drug store. Prices are only 10,
20 and zoe.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-12-01

crestOn Clarke in The Only Way one
Of the latest bookings. Tomorrow tAe
bookings complete for thsBeason, will
b s'vsa, with the dates OF the differ
snt attractions.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-12-01
LADIEs $40 MONEY.

The women OF today are becoming
new" to tbs extent that in Bruins
wick, clothes cleaning is no longer
confined to mems garments E7i-
dences OF this can be seen in the vast
number Of lsdiss' dresses that are
cleaned each week at Jim Csrter's
popular clothes cleaning establish.
ment.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-12-01

J. odsers. Of FrOstburg, Md, writes:
81 had very bad attack of kidney
complaint and tried FOley's Kidney
Cure which gave me immediate relief
aud was perfectly cursd after taking
wo bottles" Take no substitute.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-12-01

u have always used Foley's Honey and Tar
cough medicine and think it the best in the
world" Gays chas Bender,a newsdealer Of Erie
Pa. Take no substitute, W J Butts,
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-12-01

ki-na M-ns.--Iuiniue IN tastsless form,
without affecting its medicinal value, combined
with asetanilid and iron. just the thing for
children, Pleasant TO take. Csc a bottles For
sale by W. j. Butts, the drug list.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-12-01

Over thirtY-six children will receive
tickets to the matinee on Wednesday
next. Tais is an increase Of dilisent
pupils over last year.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-12-01

karly In his professional career he made discov-
cries which placed him at the head of his profess
sion as specialist In treating what are generally
known as private diseases Of men and women
This system Of treatment he has more and more
perfected each year until today his cures are so
inEariable as to be the marvel Of the medical
profession.
Enjoying the largest practice Of any specialist
In the world he still maintains system Of nOni-
nal fees which makes It possible for all 70 obtain
BIS services.
Or. Hathaway treats and cures Lcss 81 Vitality,
Varicocele, Structure, Blood Poisoning 10 its dif-
ierent stages, Rheumatism, Weak Back, Merry
BUSINESS, all manner OF Urinary Complaints,
Ulcers, Sores and Skin Diseases, Bfights Disease
and all forms Of Kidney Troubles. His treatment
Tor undersoned men restores lost vitality and
makes the patient strong well, vigorous man.
DR.. Hathaway's success In the treatment OF
Varicoeele and Structure without the aid OF knife
orcautcry Is phenomenal. Thepatlent Is treated
by this method 1t bis Own home without pain or
loss Of time from business. This Is positively the
only treatment which cures withoutan operation.
DIT. Hathaway calls the particular attention Of
sufferers from Varicocele and Structure TO pages
"a %, ~, 20 and q Of his new book, emitted,
.AAnlinass Yigor Health !" q COPY Of which win
BE- sent tree on application.
Write today for free book and symptom blank.
IHentionlns your complaint.
: j. NEHTONTiA7IfA WAY N, a
DR.. Hathaway \ Co. ~.
20 HkryAn BtFoot, aavanmnb. a.
hEcTSOs THIs PAPER WHEN TRFTISds
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-12-01

a bottle Of Prickly Ash Bitlers kept
in the house ADD used occasionally
means good hee1thto the whole house
hold. w. y. Butts,
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-12-01

Dewitt's Little harry Risers are the btes
liver pills ever made. Easy to take and never
gripe. w. j. Butts.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-12-01

ANOTHER COLD WAVE COMING
Lay in supply Of wood at once,
For good, dry cord wood, oak or pine.
telephone No. 24-S.
BLooDwoRFH & JOINS.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-12-01
WHY
DR.. HAT HAWAY
CURES.
ReasOnb for His Marvellous suCCess--
His New, Free Book.

DR.. Hathaway's method
oftreatmentisno expert
ment. ITS the result Of
twenty years Of expert
ence In the most extern
siVe practice of any
specialist in his line In
the world. He was grad
uated from one Of the
best medical colleges in
the country and perfect
ed his medical and surgi-
cal education by exten.
siYe hospital practice.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-12-01
NOTES.

Ger your seats for Monday night;
they are selling fast.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-12-01

For Group use CHENEYS
EXPECTORANT
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-11-21

PrrHc1ANs
,o 4 AUGuR. homeopathic Prsc-
- : special attention xiven "a
=. n.sasss once and Residences
..s a., nearly Opp. Methodist
= srre hours. 10 20 u O. IN. . 20
Ytotp m sundays. en- GO
!. O. Tel ~
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SAD STORY OF A
SQUASHED SCHEME
The Judges Plan to Boost That
Came to Naught.


"a to the
died few hours The Republican
saturday
from the files.
the
When
of all epubI
stricken of
little judge bade the attorney seek his law books
% e
judge Humphreys himself
himself of his
Several
following
of e a
of that
OF November the
Attorney
Edwin Gn editor
subject
Section
he atsaids
legal defense to charge Of ,s contempt a In ed publication
to Institute the proceedings requested f. P.
Dated Honolulu Nov %. 1870 Attorney General
Judge heard Mr. eoutan nsaid:
biicate the
the whenever in
the Republican
looked sad had been hoped the
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WAS
IN THE BOOZE

degree OF congestion was different and
l. was put in Jar. The thoracic cav
ity was opened and the lungs found
considerably congested. removed the
neart, and on opening II. found II en-
tireiy empty of blood. which Is very un-
usual.
The results OF the post-mortern showed
an irrftant poison having been taken into
the system which not only affected the
organs OF the stomach Dut affected the
muscular organs. My conclusion was
t'.at the cause OF death was an irritan;
poison capable OF producing a depressing
influence on the nervous system. Poison
such as white hellebore would produce
GeIth. II was used I'm olden days when
largely diluted with some negative pow
er Ike liquor To snuff up into the nose
TO- catarrh and to produce sneezing.
Hellebore Is the root OF a plant which
grows In Europe. but not here The death
nts have been spasmodic as IL - known
the man vomited much before dying"
DR. HERBERT ATTENDED SILVA.
ir. George Herbert. who ATTENDED silva
dcting the las few hours of his Lifetime
testified In part as follows:
II would like to take up the history of
the case. On last Tuesday Joe went to
the house OF the old man Silva, who had
dieu- There he became intoxicated on
something that he found bottled UP. He
drank freely. The next morniig, We'd
nesday he was on duty as guard at the
insane Asylum. of which ] am superin-
trcent. He acted strangely during the
'ay and complained of pains In his stom-
"th. Late In the day he came to the Of
ice and said all the people were feyerish.
Asked why this was. he replied because
their faces were scarlet. He lay down
and went to sleep. He came to my office
In the city at 5 o'clock and said, 4 believe
! am going to die took his pulse II
w1s very strong-too strong. He said, i
cannot see and have been vomiting and
one OF my friends that I was drinking
with has died. l gave him medicine to
quiet his nervousness. When he took the
siaSs I'm his hand he could not seem tc
SEE the top Of ir and had to hold II to
the light before ne could put his lips &c
IL. ! heard nothing more until O'Clock
In the morning, when I was told ne was
quite III. and went to him. He was blinc
a'sd deaf and rapidly became unconscious
iic vomited bloody serum. He groanec
and seemed to have severe pains In tn,
stomach. He died at O'Clock. 1 was o.
To-. opinion then that he came to hi,
death by drinking 3 poison. thought n.
had been drinking fusil oil and wood alco
hol, but all the symptoms OF such poison
ing were not apparent. At the autopsy
ftae congestion Of the brain was proved
by the man seeing red, the back OF IN,
cyo was red-gorged with blood / an
satisfied that death was Influenced ny tn,
lpciaonous effects Of hellebore. mixed witt
wood alcohol. The EFFECT START.
IMMEDIATELY AND ACCUMULATE;
AS TIME GOES ALONG, thus showing
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IL. f w FIT.
~ !. we =, iaeul,y Of tho Uni
W n, =, :, present Constituted
~ y us,.., ., training % the
~ h ha many. who win enter
~ h,,,,.' ,,'mlnr winter. the
| s,'ro,,',h Nat the faculty
|s,'''r NV 70 meet the views
~, b.ssa a already two new
called % that end.
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Continued on Pav. 2
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fcors'nued on Page 81
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ENgtNEEps

TRAIN. AruhIt.cts SUITE
Hoch For, ~
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49,. u'iN y, G,h -sarv.yss 900
49,. once new Masoon bldx.
S',snd snd Merchant sta y. o.
''''s 'ssen ~ ,vps~ritin.
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shNHlIECTA
q PAGE. ArcAitscss ana
smss rooms %. Arlington
asaolalu, w. T.. sketches and
Sn.ma,ss furnished 81 short no.
NoP ? o. bon IN
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y kSsN !" oN1RKs Engineer. and
y ns PUMPING snd sugar Ma
~ s.mplste power plants: Of
- spreckels block: rel. ia
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1900-06-28

! cumStances Justify, and the party reiter-
ates the pledge made by Congress to give
Cuoa independence as soon as possible.
On the expansion question the conduct by
Ihe administration of the recent war with
opafn Is praised, and attention called to
the fact that as a result of that war the
country hndS itself with responsibilities
which did not exist before 1t is stated
that these responsibilities must be met
and commends the course which Presi
dent Mckinley has so far pursued in the
matter. Porto Rico is grouped with the
Pmlpplnes IN the general statement that
the Republican party is in favor of Civ
ing both countries the largest measure of
self-government that it is demonstrated
the inhabitants are capable of receivine
The proposed canal to connect the Allan
tic and Pacific oceans is called the 18TH
mlan canal, in order to avoid binding the
party to either the Nicaragua or Pano-
ma route, and advocates the building of
such a canal when the route is determin-
ed by the. United States, said canal to
De operated, owned. controlled and pro-
tected" by this Government. The nIank
on the labor question advocates such leg
lSlatlon as will secure the greatest
amount of employment at the best wages
and favors some plan of arbitration on |
labor disputes. Convict labor is denounc- |
ed. A plank is also Incorporated favor |
ing legislation which would tend to an ex-
tension of the merchant marine interests |
Of the United States. Sympathy is ex-
pressed for the Beers, and the present
situation in China is referred to in a par
lgraph suggesting it to be the duty of the
United States to protect the interests of
is citizens wherever they may be.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1900-06-28
, ANe HOLDS THE INSTITUTE
sunreme Court Adjourns "itno"'
Action ON His Recent Appeal

Sa Court Adjourns "itno"'
action ON His Recent Appear.
The adjournment of the supreme Gu ~
term last week will delay the settielenS ta,Se 10
tbe tronble at the institution tor tne LesDr e.,
minded youth at Beatrice for at leSSe az. LO ooss
nnntbs r. F.Lang has appealed MS cas-
and filed a supersedeas bond with the cielA
Of Ell the conrt in Beatrice, and until tne SUI
Dreme ~ me conrt passes upon his petition q2Y: 9lS;
Povnfer must keep hands of. In refusing
n reIinouish possession of the Beallrlce
institution Lang is following p[ecsu,ess pead,osS
% sSfabfished at the home for the trlen-4ls2sS =
in Lincoln some years ago. s GOV;
Povnter realizes that be IS piac&sG =
in very difficult position. Lang
is determined to stay in the situation SO
long as the law and his own nerve VIII
permit him to do so and the governor mas
only two courses 10 pursue. One = ~
quietly await the decision OF the supreme
court. which may be delayed for over q
wear. and the other is TO force Lang OUT Oh
the building by calling out the sta.e
militia.
The invasion of the eOnstable's, party at
the Beatrice home recently has brouzht 10
light a most mutinOus state OF AFFAIRS.
Lang has made no entries in the oiHclaI
books of the institution since Feb. and
there Is no way of ascertaining what as
position is being made of the funds. de
has ignored all communications from the
Governors office and refuses to recognize
Gov. Poynter as his superior officer.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1900-06-28
Nebraska Shnrt Nntoa
Stella will celebrate the Fourth

otella VIII celebrate the Fourth.
Inc reorganization of the HumboIa-
band is announced 'Oi'iV
The Congregationalists Of Anro~a -
decided to build'a parsonage.
A COW barn 66 by 256 feet is befnr araotod
ey walter hnutzen, Buffalo ConntU
A rainbow by moonlight was ono of tho
sights which Sutton people recently ob ,lo
IN the case of remonStrances acainsttbo
saIooh IN Grafton, the court has decided - ir
favor of the saloon. ''' O00''eo IN
lightning struck Kannow's mill af Os-
ceoIa last week, tearing down tho - 80 70
ney ana about twenty feet of the roof
Ernest Hurlburt of Utica oot b;1
caught In belt in an elevator Tbo an a. III
was Draken IN four places before the - ~
could be stopped. ma
A very strange little preen in.oo4
made It's appearance in the wheat 4HJI Faidl naS
the vicinity of Bradshaw T6e.. liGioS S1 III
appear to be doing any harm as vet iio'
IhlHp ReIn, a Sherman County farmer
was hlii9q by lightning which strnct- hi
Iouoe. ms vile and six children -
we're IN tne same room were unininred VIZ
rooi ". Il. harris, fruit grower ljyino noar
hecllniSeh' mas received word from a.
be IUafb,,nent Pari tnat iruit exhibited by him
NC g I driS exposition has received awarda a.
Inc assessors of Red Willow Conptr C.
Ire out the property in that co,1,.ty 1y ils-
SlS7 900 during fbe Iant ,.d las
'ut none Oh 1t IS being sold at that s' eaI'
a couple OF the female ennIo,,oa e = '.ie'
lstItule 1or tie feebleminded at Beatr; ~ tlie
ave commenced a suit for $40 ooo o'ttlee "ee
!. ". Stewart, W. IL. Dearin@ anS nSa,4st
.ntee for assault during the MAJ anu NC
Institution recently. 0 Nneiee at that
erSaru nsrlnSioTa y celebrated the second ami
the banner skimmin0 stnt; tne local
le Worid: Addresses were 1Sd Sta'ioh OF
umOe5 ,an e., Ol prominent state people anS oy 9
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1900-06-28
STATE OF NEBRASKA
NEWS OF THE, WEEK IN A CON-
DENSED FORM.
Lax Enforcement OF Insurance Laws
in Late Years Has Caused the
State a Big Loss in Fees-Other
Items of Interest, s.st:
Items of Interest.

a recent compilation of figures in the
Office OF the auditor of state reveals the
fact that the enforcement of the state in
surance laws has been woefully neglected
in the past few years. The lax and care
less methods employed by the insurance
clerks have cost the state thousands OF dol
lars each year by lessening the annual in
| come, which should have been received as
fees from new companies. Another big
loss has been sustained through the nOn-
enforcement of the reciprocal provision of
| the insurance act. During the last SIX
months an effort has been made to enforce
| the law as vigorously as possible, resulting
III an almost unprecedented amount OF
lees being turned into the Golfers OF the
| state.
The figures compiled by Insurance Clerk
| Price show that iii six months, ending
June L, The collections amounted to $44,
2SO2S. The collections of the governors
insurance commission, while the Weaver
law was in force, amounted to apprOXi-
mately $4,000, and during the same period
the auditors office received nearly 5000
from insurance companies. But it was
only recently that the auditor began 10
strictly enforce the reciprocal feature.
This section of the law provides that the
auditor shall charge as much for license
as would the state in which the company
is located if it was a Nebraska concern |
and applying in that state for license. |
One company was charged $50 a few |
months ago for license to do business in
Nebraska. On investigation il was found |
that the company's home state would have
charged $500 for the license if the appli-
cant had been Nebraska company. The
auditor then compelled the company to /
pay S245 additional for its license.
Still another section of the law which,
however, does not come within the juris-
dictiOn of the auditor, has 5aen almost en-
tirely diSregarded. This is the section
providing for the collection of a 2 per cent.
tax on excess premiums. Such taxes must
be paid to the county authorities In some
sections of the state no attempt has been
made to collect the taxes, while in other
sections the payments, if made at all, were
made voluntarily. In Douglas County the
total amount of such taxes will be in the
of $4,000.
In the auditors office the blame for the
of the laws is laid on ex-
employees and particularly on the last O.,
chief insurance clerk. 1t would be i'm
possible to estimate correctly the loss
sustained through the nom enforcement of =,
the law, but by those who have investi-
gated the matter it is placed in the thou
sands. -.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1900-06-28

lslaIye league of the woman suffragists
were busily engaged while the delegates
were assembling, distributing appeals for
declaration by the convention favorable
to woman suffrage.
At 1870 o'clock, when the convention
was called to order by Temporary Chair
man Wolcott, the band played The Star
Spangled Banner" and the crowd arose 10
join in the song. During the prayer by
Rev. Chas. NJ. Boswell seven delegates
who had been at the birth of the Repub-
hcan party in 1856 marched to the chair
mans platform waving faded flag. bear
ing the date 1886 on a streamer attached
TO Old Glory. Behind the standard boar
er was an OctOgenarian carrying the BAN
ner Of the Fremont Association. Senator's
Hanna and Cullom met the distinguished
veterans of Republicanism. and. leading
them forward TO Chairman Wolcott's
side, waved their arms as a signal for an
plause. The convention cheered, dele
gates arose and waved their hats and the
faded flag was kept in sight of the dem
onStrative spectators while the band play
ed America" This was the signal for
renewed enthusiasm The banner bore
the legend National Fremont Associa-
ton of Republican Clubs of Pittsburg."
This incident over, the chairman recog-
nized Representative Serene L. Payne of |
New York, chairman of the committee |
on credentials, who mounted the platform |
and read the exhaustive report of the
committee. The settlement of the Della
ware contest in favor Of Gas" Adicks.
announced by the chairman, was greeted
with considerable applause from the
friends of the Delaware crowd. In be-
half Of the majority of the delegates from
New York Mr.. Payne asked the previous
question and the motion prevailed. Chair
man Wolcott put the motion for adoption
Of the report. This was passed without
a dissenting voice. The convention. which
felt relieved as this quick dis
position of the contests signifed its an
1roval with applause.
Gen. Grosvenor OF Ohio, chairman of {
he committee on permanent organiza.
ion, then presented that committees re-
Dort. This report was also put through |
With whirl. Henry Cabot Lodge, Unit ]
d States Senator from Massachusetts, t