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The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-03-28

l9oO-l9oI, for congressman to represent
the 18th congressional district IN the
57th congress, delegated to democratic
senatorial convention for the 4th dis
trict, for solicitor general Of the Bruns-
wick circuit, expression Of choice for
United States senator. and for the cleo
ton Of county democratic executive.
committee. All candidates must be
voted for direct, except candidates for
senator from the 4th senatorial district
Two delegates shall be elected to the
democratic senatorial convention for
the 4th district. Delegates to the state
and congressional conventions shall be
elected BY the county democratic exec
utiye committee elected az such prina-
~ from among che supporters Of the
successful candidates
2. The committee Of which Il.
r. Dunwody is chairman and the
committee Of which II r. Twitty
is chairman shall join in the call for A.
primary election upon the date herein
after stated, and the managers Of such
primary election shall Be selected by
both Of said committees making the
representation as nearly equal a. possi-
bic. One manager from each precinct
shall be selected BY each cQeamittee,
and these two shall select the third
manager. Each manager may select
his own clerk.
3. The qualification Of voters shall
be az follows: An white male persons
who register with the county registrar
six days before the primary election
heroinatter provided for, to vote in the
general elections to be held in the fall
Of 1900, and who pledge themselves
themselves Without being challenged
or upon being challenged, Will pledg
themselves to support the nominees
or such primary in the general cleo
items IN the sallyss-t0oO, shall be entI-
ltied to vote, provided nothing in this
section shall be so construed to entItle
anyone to vote whom the registrars
hereinafter provided for shall exclude
on account OF the county registrar ~
legally registering him, or prevent
from voting whom said registrars
place on the list Furnished the mans
gers Of the primary election whom the
county tregistrar Illegally prevented
rom registering Ifany voter has IL
egally registered the registrars shall
permit him to qualify provided he
oes so before the lists OF voters are
furnished to the election managers.
4. There shall be thrse registrars,
ne appointed by the executive COM
nlttes Of which H. F. DanwOdy is
and one appointed by the
xeoutive committee of which r. f.
witty is chairman, and these two sp-
-
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lingering Ia Grippe Cough.

G. vacher, 1857 osgOOd street, Chic
ago, says; MY wife had very Sc
we're case Of la grippe, and it left her
with a very bad cough. She tried E
bottle OF Foley's Honey and Tar and
il gave immediate relief. A 50 cent
bottle cured her cough entirely !"
Price % and 50 cents. W. J. Butte,
the druggist.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-03-28

s1irds who shall
before tie date Of TIE primary
e'ection and not later than six days
before said primary, to purge said
registered list Of al ii gal voters and
place any names thereon whcm the
county registrar had illegally refuge d
or illegally failed to register. Their
labors must be concluded in time to
furnish Iist to tsis naussers Of the
resrectiye election precincts before
ths day on which the primary election
Is TO be held. The provisions Of Sec
lions 81, So, IS and 50 Of Volume 3 Of
the 9 ,de Of 1895 shall govern snoh
registrars in placing names on such
voters Iist Or removing names there
from.
5. Tue registration books for the
primary election shall close SIX days
before the date on which the primary
election i to be held, in order that the
registrars may have az opportunity to
perform their duties.
6. Thesprlmary election shall be held
upon the 10Th dayM May, 1900.
7. The polls shall De kept opsn at
the 2e.h District precinct from 3. m.
to 8 p. NJ, and ali other precincts from
10 a. m to p no.. standard time.
8. The managers for the 2eth Dls-
trict, together with least one mana
ger from each Of the other districts,
shall meet At y o'clock on the ION day
Of May, 1900. TO consolidate ~ re-
turns q such primary Va de-
Glare the result, au ,e candidates
receiving the highest nuip 81 votes
shall be declared the the
party.
.. 10 the event Of be exc
ecutive Committee ofwhicb II. F..
Dunwody is chairman shall appoint
three persons. and the exeeui We COM
mittee Of which r. 4. Twitty i chair
man shall appoint three persons. ana
these six shalI appeiot ! seventh
member, who shall be known - 8 com.
mission TO decide any coutss. made by
: cand date, and the dad Of such
commission on any such Cd j shah
be final No candidate shall have bis
contest passed upon BY sald commits
sion unless he snail giYe notice 10
writing Of his intention to contest
within five days after the Consolida-
tion and declaration Of the result OF
such primary election By the election
managers. Such cammission shall pro-
vide the rules for the governing OF
their proceedings, and 10 a 4 other re-
spscts shalt be governed by the laws
regulating primary cleCtons aud the
rules herein prescribed and agreed to
for the governing Of said primary cleo
tion. The notice Of the contest shall
be filed with the chairman Of the con-
solidating board, who shall immsd
lately notify Msssrs. H, F Dunwody
and F. 4. Twitty. The commission
shall complete their l.bors and make
their fudIngs aud declare the result
not later than the 10th day of June,
1900.
RULES FOR THE GOVERNMENT
OF DEMOCRATIC PRIMA
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removed. Sample application free.
Address Jas. G. Carter, at 5O4 Monk
street. II
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Pf one hundred democrats. II the
ychAirman OF such committee refuses to
call such convention upon such petit
ton, then such number OF petitioners
shall have authority to call such con-
vsntion Such convention shall not
have authority to elect executive COM
mittess or to nominate candidates for
office. The convention shall have au-
tbority to propose rul-s, amendments
or changes in rules to govern the par
" and to control primary elections,
such rules, amsndmsnts or changes to
be binding when ratified at regular
prImary.slsotion.
4. The executive COMMITTEES shall Be
composed Of eighleen members, ten
from the 10th district aud two from
each Of tue other districts. The COM
mittss can fill vacancies IN its member
ship for unexpirsd terms.
5. All candidate. or sets Of Oandi-
dates shall be given representation on
the board q managsss Of such election
at the various precincts as far as po.si-
bic.
8. At all primary elections the polls
shall be opened At some convenient
place IN each militia distrio. in the
coauty.
Z. The county democratic executive
committee shall have authority to
make All necessary rules and rsgula
tions for the government Of primary
elections held by the democratic party
Of Glynn oouoty not in conflict with
these rules or the amendments there
to.
8. The rules and regulations gov
srning primary elections may be add
ed to, altered or amended at any pri
mary election called b. the executive
committee, By printing the same 90
the tickets. and shall b. binding 90
he executive committee provided
majority Of An the votes cast At sush
election are 10 ravsr Of such amsud-
meuts, until the same are repealed ID
IKE manner.
.. the following captions for each
rule shall be prIn'edOn ali the Tickets
printed by both Of sald committees
for said primary election to be held on
the 10 h day Of My, 1900, aud underf
meath the following general caption;
"RULEs FOR THE GOVERNMENT.
OF PRIMARY ELECTIONS
IN GLYNN COUNTY.
"Rlie 1. Fixing qualifications 0
voter.
"RuIe 2. Candidates for all state.
district and county elective officers
aud executive committees voted for.
"Rule 8. Provision, for ealing party
conventions. -
"Rule 4. Executive committee.
"Rule s. Representation on board Of
mausgers.
"Rule Q. Polls opened a, ali pr
cincts.
Rule 2. Powers OF executive com
mittess.
"Rule s. Amendments to rules and
regulations"
! n majority Of the tickets cast &C
such primary election have printed on
them the foregoing caption, such
rulesiAnd regulations shaIl be binding
on all future executive committees
pntil repealed or amended 50 provided
Rule S.
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"A Single Fact
s worth ship load of argument" What
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-03-28
RULES FOR THE GOVERNMENT
OF DEMOCRATIC PRIMA-
RY ELFCTIONS

/. Hereafter the connty democratic
executive committee shall have au-
thOrity to prescribe the qualifications
Of voters At all primary elections held
BY the democratic party OF Glynn
county, except that such committed
shall not pssuairsux, person WIS
not qualified voter, or who will gOt'
be entitled under the law to vote at
the election for which a nomination is
had, and who Is not registered as re-
quIrsd by law, to vote at any such pri-
mary election.
2. Hereafter all party candidates for
county, district or state offices shall
be nominated BY primary elections,
and members Of the county executive
committee shall be elected every two
years by primary election at the time
when county officers are nominated.
8. A convention Of the democrats Of
the county may be called BY the exscu-
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-03-28
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The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-03-28

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-26
LEGAL NOTICES.

THE BOARD OR DIRECTORS OF Sc
attic School District No. 1, at their office.
Seventh avenue and Marion street, will
receive sealed proposals until O'Clock D.
m, september Z. 1900, for the construction
Of Senior Grammar School Building
In accordance with the drawings and spe-
eihcations, copies OF which may be seen
at this office. or at the architects Office
Boone & Corner, New York block. Seat
tie.
Proposals must he separate for the
plumbing and for the heating. and the
Board reserves the right 90 reject any,
all or separate proposals.
Proposals must be accompanied by a
certified check for IS, 600. payable 10 the
order OF the Secretary OF the Board as
a guarantee that the bidder. II awarded
the contract, yin enter into a contract
and give surety bonds for tho fun amount
OF the contract LYMAN BANKS
Secretary.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-26

~ ensy teSrns; apstract iurnisneo-.
- street. lot 4ox12s. walking distance;
ur' z GEO Gov ". pILLINo,
No. go New York BLOCK.
= -, buyers with ready cash who
- wiling to invest
a. nan wants central property suitable
$3.50 wants q home within easy walk
~ 64etAnce OF the business center.
oGSp want houses and lots ranging In
svsess Desiring 20 sell wonld do well
3 ut property. with Us.
80 rooms house and four lots.
ersAed street; nice locality. half cash.
9S-s-room cottage. Beacon hill: $500
Sc ss1an eettase ss-foos iot near car,
n Modern Groom cottage: rents for
e'6n-if0xiso feet. central. with two build
ms: can be made TO pay 20 per cent
aGt-Nsat s-rcom cottage. furnished:
= % w. Der lot for choice property in
VI also have acreage tracts In and ad-
aiming West Seattle.
~ pr lot in WASHINGTON heights.
se-cepsrni co MHsrn is 3 20 fee.
basement Post-Intclligcncer Building.
pENNY-Br.ArNE LAKE PARK.
ne Most Picturesque site on Lake WASH
ton.
Only twenty-five minutes. from the bust
Bess center on the Madrona linc, with
twelve-minute service.
Tho Parked Avenues are Graded.
They Have CITY Water.
They Have Cement Walks.
Go with One OF our Men to See the
Property.
1t WIN Pay You.
DENNY -BLArHE LAND COMPANY.
Dexter Horton Bank Building.
q. soo--Iaoxi2o feet. on Eastiake avenue:
corner; excellent location Tor
houses to rent or sell
u1b--2-room house, and lot soxi" teet,
with fruit. and good well, handy
10 ears ard school: street graded
and city water: snap
t7po--S-room house, and hot toxiao feet.
on Nineteenth avenue north; com
Portable home for little money
II 6co.-ssax l2o feet, with two houses bath:
toilet. city water, street graded
and paid for. handy 10 cars and
school easy walking distance; bar
rain.
81. 3c-Corner lot on Twentieth avenue
with s~room house and barn; fruit
Come In and SEQ our list Of cheap lots.
f lie VEL 3 WARD. iis Marion St.
TWO lots. IN blocks from Kinnear park
completely cleared. perfect title; ssR
Entire block, "a lots, close street cars,
linton. all cleared. house and bearing
orchard. easy terms. 500. bank loaned
si.sco on this place,
half cash, $3.50
Lot Twenty third avenue, two blocks
south OF Jackson, ON car line. grade and
- sewer WEI, tax paid; $50 .,.,n w,s 200
low inierost' M5os
NELSON MACPHERSON - Co.
Room S2A New York Block
G.ooo-I rs feet front on Sixth avenue, be-
tween riko and Pine, with good lm-
v vsoysmsn''' VIII nr' II Per - Q" IN
A.so-Choice corner IA North Seattle
with dwellings IN best Of repair and
modern improvements, a splendid tn
ycstment
y Corner lot on BATTERY street. well
y ss%fless ss'i s,roqm r.alssng. in Rsa,on
l Isa. sses sS xisw '''' o'''A' i'0'' 9"
I. leo - -,o.,,s h,,u.. Tor naxIao an raka
Union Ear line ali sell on instslinsnts'
uA stsuporpirr * tsnssor fsfarE
:, - 'alSs, l.seis, = .sessSa ssoss
w SN Il rniSn Slees N'''''''
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su>xTfY REAL ESTATE
Continued.

w .v---~--~-------
Ss~ Gxfc. on Fifth avenue. near
-.Sc,S etreet. fine location for resi-
-.s 81 double house for income prop
~. ,.t MIN. on 18Th avenue. north of
1s wny. this Is one OF the best
49,. rnss on the avenue.
1917 S6rieo 10 alley, on Queen Anne
~ scrueY: near school
" - m 10Th avenue. near Madison.
~ sysded and severed.
- two lots, each 6oxlz8, on
1Ssv near Pike street.
:. IN Gx12s. corner. nth avenue and
- benny way. both streets graded.
- concrete sidewalk In front, lot
= crsaed. only three blocks from new
re rs scn s S-foos frontage, on 18th ave-
=. north, between Harrison and
/. ~ ~ lot having a frontage OF 20
- 81 Madison street. near the power
IN. streets graded on two sides.
H. Il Seoo-Lots s0xl29 and 4oxl19. In
Sss3s,s second. Yesler's second. Laws
E<srd and the Renton Hill additions:
von are looking for this class OF
Szoerfy zee our list.
- single acre tracts on the Renton
- ~. at Brighton beach station;
~ cnsy tagrns; abstract furnished
: ~ Modern 4-room cottage. near Mad
- street. lot 4ox12s. walking distance;
s-rsss. n desired.
s'A'' GEO. w. DILLINo,
No. 90 New York Block.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-26
THE SEATTLE Observation-Disclosures SUNDAY AUGUST IS 1900
FISAScIAL-MoxEY TO LoAs-co.ra

FINAScIAL-MoxEY TO LoAs-conrd
--------------
WE LOAN MONEY to all saiarisd people
hoi1ins permanent positions with re-
sponsible concerns. on YOUR lTS
NOTE. without security; confidential.
Seattle Loan & Credit Co.. sos-s New
1ork block
WE loan money. build houses on easy
monthly payments. write fire insurance.
rent safe deposit boxes, and transact
general banking business. II. o. Shuey
q Co. 224 Pike.
WE have an abundance OF money to loan
on furniture pianos and other chattei
security. long time or short time; partial
payments. Beavers & Co.. liz Washing
ton building.
GRoLL. DAMus & oSNER. loans on Sc
attic real estate, fire insurance. los Mad
ison street Telephone. Union -
MONEY TO loan on furniture. pianos or
any good collateral security. We buy
real estate MORTGAGES. 40 Yesler.
amount at lowest rates. waterhouse.
Peach q CO.. colman building.
PRIVATE funds to loan on city property;
low rates. no delay. Edmund Bowden.
Dexter Horton Bank building.
COLLATERAL bank: money advanced on
diamonds. watches and other good col
lateral. Barto. loo Cherry.
JAMES BOTHWELL-tity ana tafn
loans, insurance and surety bonds. y
Boston block. Telephone.
sI.ooo-At per cent per annum to loan
on Seattle property. V. Hugo Smith.
Room 9 Colonial block.
MONEY TO LoAN-Lowest rates on first
class security. Apply Thomas Invest
ment Co.. Collins block. -
MONEY loaned on pianos. furniture. with.
out removal; real estate, etc. Room ~
I3xxuf Il faffY
TO LoAN-n.ooo. $500. $50. on improved
Horton Bank building.
TO LoAN-Money on real estate and
chatteis; lowest rates. Room 7, Post In
teiligencer block
PRIVATE funds on good real estate Sc
curity; from 81 900 up. II. A. Schroeder,
30 Boston block.
WARRANTS and bonds bought and sold:
Morrison a Eshelman, basement MUTUAL
no brokers. Address X 10, care Post
fntelligencer.
MONEY to loan on improved farm and
city property. c. Dameyer, 4ls Bailey
building
WARRANTS bought and sold. william
d. Perkins d Co.. 10l New York block.
PRIVATE MONEY-Low rate: no conn
mission. 8. l.. Bowman. $40 New York
block.
LOANS on furniture or any ehattels. e.
II. Kelley Co. 409 Washington build
ing.
81, 900 to loan on improved city property.
r. p. Downing. Bailey building.
sKAGIT county warrants bought ard
sold. James Kean. Mt. Vernon
TO LOAN-s2o 900 or less. also 800 and $500.
w. d. Field. 81 Halter building.
GEORGE U. PIPER. loans and invest
PRIVATE money to loan at low rates.
@. n. King. 50 Boston block.
REAL. estate loans. Brown. 1is Washing
ton building.
LONGTIME MoNEY-Low rate. Yancy.
~ Bailey.
BOSTON LOAN OFFICE. log Occidental
avenue.
MONEY TO LoAN--r. J. Foster, Colonial
block
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
-----------------~-------
NOTICE TO contractors-we. the build
Ing iaborers, have adopted the following
scale OF wages; II viii go into effect after
September Is For men working at NOR
tar, carrying hod for brick or stone ma
sons, riggers, topbox cement men, $50;
all Others $3.50
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS ..

NOTICE 20 contractors-we. the build
ing iaborers. have adopted the following
scale OF wages; Il will go into effect after
September rs: For men working at NOR
tar, carrying hod for brick or stone ma
sons, riggers, topbox cement men, g. co;
all others, S2S0
JOE wARTER. Recording Secretary.
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New
W. n FIELD. lseems
Ass- Four ueW cottages. each on lot
tnl& close 20 ears ana schoni and
within easy walking distance. VIII rcnt
TT ~ 10 81 per month This Is new
MafsftY and viii Increase In value
Yea canno, mako a better investnent
W D, FIELD a.l lsI.
FOR SALE
Double corner. on Queen Anne hill
", ~ House 81 ) tcoms and bath on ri
aese-oas ., the ants, little homes IN
We have some extra Good bargains on
c.esa Anne aill. along the First avenue
R :. McoY. ROOM & BOSTON BLOCK
go Four.room house. furniture; new
teN- Eaur-rnom, IS lots, an fruit
49, t4Ve-ruom house. moders nife lot
: -s-Seven -rocnl. new. modern; fine lot
tsisasss.- Nelve-room. modern : hne lOts.
f.NsNv- Handsome tweive-roons seven
..oeanufu lotA
SesN--l ne. slightly corner iFoxi2o
..--- N-lAl.s = Co. q Alnckley Block.
LOVELY nav suburban home: large
sIoends, on car line. must sell 81. 40.
.sths y desired. Inquire Fremont hard
ars store, or address y Is, care Post
AhtelligeuceE,
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-03-30
THE DISTRICT COURT.
COnvsnes Monday with the sfegeI Sanders
Tax Case the Only One Of Import
ance on the Docket

The district court for Sherman eOun-
tE convenes at the court house in
GoodlaDd Monday with only q cases
on the docket for the April session;
eighteen Of which are combinations Of
sherif's sales, two foreclosures, one
small action for debt, one case Of eject
ment and the tax case Of the SiegeI-
Sanders Live Stock Commission Co,
enjoining Sheriff Walker, County
Treasurer Jones and County Attorney
AdreEs from selling the 43 head Of
cattle belonging to the company which
were seized February q on tax war
rant for taxes Of 1899 alleged to be due
the county on the several hundred
head OF cattle the company Is grazing
in Sherman county The amount Of
tax is sT26.75 and the cattle seized were
advertised to be sold March 9, but
Judge Smith granted an Injunction IN
chambers restraining the sale until the
case case could be heard in court.
The cOmpany's cattle in Sherman
county are mostly in charge Of John
J. knight and Barney McCIuskey, who
have ranches on the Beaver, and the
q head seized were left in care Of Viii
liam Kuhrt, also living in the northeast
part Of the county, where they still are
being kept.
The case has attracted considerable
attention and TIE REPUBLIC is IN re-
ceipt Of a communication from Fred
B. Glover, Of Atwood, Kan, who repre- /
sents the SiegeI- islanders company in I
this section Of Kansas, in regard to the I
case. Mr.. Glover states that the com
pany has receipts for the 1899 taxes on |
their cattle to the amount of $3.50, /
which was paid in Arizona; that the |
cattle were not brought to this county
until Nay -, 1899, and that some were |
assessed as late as August 81, 1899, and /
consequently they are fighting the case
on the ground that were they to pay
taxes here it would be double taxation. |
Mr.. Glover also intimates that certain 4
parties are trying to force his company /
TO quit doing business in Sherman /
county, and apprehension being felt by \
some for fear the county cannot collect
the 1900 taxes on the same cattle, Mr..
Glover has written County Treasurer
Jones Offering to deposit an amount
any place he may designate sufficient
to cover this years tax, which falls due !,
November 1.
Tully Scott, Of OberIin, viii appear
for the Siegel-Sanders company, while
County Attorney HOyt Andrews viii
present the county's side of the case.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-03-30
a - 80 a Watch.

Jesse Hutchinson, age Is years, was
arrested Monday by Sheriff Walker for
stealing a watch from Hannah ROhr, q
dining room girl at the Depot hotel.
The watch was stolen February 10,
from the laundry room at the hotel,
and Hutchinson was suspected as he
had deem there that day carrying a
note to one Of the girls. He kept the
watch hid, but was surprised Monday,
at Charley Schum's place by a demand
for it and reached to his boot and pro-
duced it. He had scratched out the
name and number on the watch to pre-
vent Identification.
Hutchinson was given a preliminary
hearing before Justice Calvert and
was bound over to the district court in
default Of 500 bail
HutchinsOn's name was formerly
Butler and he is a soldiers orphan.
He was legally adopted By J. S. Hutch
inson, but became discontinued and
left his benefaGtOr. He has drifted
around from one town to another in
this part Of the state, having worked
both at st. Francis and Sharon Springs,
but spent most Of his time in Good
land
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-03-30

d.. Bryan will hold a big cattle sale
at his place eight miles south Of Good
land, on southwest of 81 9-39, Tuesday,
April 10, commencing at ten o'clock,
a. N. Ninety head Of cattle, from
sucking calves to eight year olds, viii
go under the auctiOneer's hammer:
Fours COWS with calves by side now,
80 COWS will either have calves by side
By day Of sale or sometime this spring,
and one thoroughbred Durham bull,
four years old. Ten head Of unbrOke
horses, two 20 four years old, and lot
of farm implements viii also be sold.
Terms Of sale viii be cash, and free
lunch will be served on grounds at
noon. Chas. 7. Rule will cry the sale.