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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-06-06

words casualty or surety so that said
section when so amended shall read as fol-
lows: Section 1859. No fire casualty or
surety Insurance company not Incorporated
uIluef the laws of this state shall write or
cause to be written, any policy on property
herein except through its resident agent
uuly authorized by the commissioner of in
Surance. Any company person who shall
solicit or place insurance in a fire, casualty
or surety insurance company not authorized
20 90 business in this state SHALL In the
event OF the failure of such unauthorized
company to pay any claim or loss within
tue policy issued, be liable TO the insured
Tor the amount thereof to the extent that
such company would have been liable: and
such company or agent shall. on satisfac-
tory proof of violation of either or the fore
going provisions made to the commissioner
OF insurance, have its or his authority TO
transact business in this state revoked for
period of not less than ninety days. and
snail not again be permitted to do business
herein until all liability for such violation
snail be discharged and the provisions OF
I4IeSe statutes concerning the ADMISSION OF
foreign fire, casualty or surety insurance
companies TO do business in this state be
complied with. Whenever said commits
S1oner shall receive notice of the violation
of any provision of this section he shall
forthwith, in person or by his deputy VISIT
the office OF the company or any insurance
agent charged with such violation, and de-
mand an inspection of the books ana rec
ords thereof; and any company or such
agent refusing to permit such inspection
shall be deemed guilty of violating this sec
ton, and such commissioner snail ENFORCE
the penalties herein provided against the
same. The commissioner shall receive as
compensation for such inspection. ten dol
lars for each day he is engaged therein ana
be reimbursed his necessary travelling eX-
penses: both of which sums he shall collect
from the company, If he find the same
guilty: otherwise he shall be paid and re-
imbnrsed out of any funds in his hands
available for that purpose.
Section ?. This act shall take effect and
be in force, from and after It's passage ana
publication.
Approved April &c, 1901.
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No. 316, 81 Published May 2, 1901.
CHAPTER 221.
AN ACT to amend chapter 2l0 laws for
Wisconsin for the year 1899 relating to
the investment of funds Oh stipulated pre-
MUM life companies.
The people of the State of Wisconsin rep
resented in senate and assembly do enact
as follows:
Section /. Chapter 270 of the laws of
Wisconsin for the year 1899 is hereby
amended by adding a new section to be
known as section IA and to read as follows:
Section Ia Investment of funds. Any Such
c0rnOratiOn. company or ASSOCIATION organ
lied under the laws Of this state may invest
IFS funds and accommodations i'll bonds OF the
United States or of this state or OF any
city. town or village therein or III frst
mortgages upon real estate worth at least
twice the sum loaned, or in first mortgage
bonds of any steam or electric railway
electric light or gas company Incorporated
under the laws of this state, or upon prom
issory notes secured by pledge of any such
bonds or mortgages, or in like securities OF
other states under the same RESTRICTIONS as
in this state. or upon its own policies as
vided thereon or in such other investments
or securities as the commissioners OF IN
Surance may approve. and may eNchanSe
outstanding policies or certificates for stp-
Mated premium policies and provide for the
reserve in whole or in part by lien or loan
on such new policies. Any such corporation
may buy and hold real estate for home OF
fee purposes, sell and convey the same OF
any real estate acquired by foreclosure or
received in satisfaction of loans.
Section 9 This act shall take effect and
he in force from and after its passage ana
Approved April 80, 1901.
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NJ ga Al Published May ? 1901.
CHAPTER 22I.
AN ACT to amend section 1945e of the stat
utes of 1925.
The people of the State of Wisconsin rep.
resented in senate and assembly do enact
Section !. Section 1945e of the statutes of
1855 is hereby amended by adding after the
word fire where it appears III the hfSl'
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PAY DEPARTMENT

Section %. The paymaster, under orders
from the governor, shall have authority to
draw from the state treasury the money
necessary for paying troops in camp or on
active service, and shall furnish such Sc
curity for the same as the state treasurer
may direct. The amount due on account of
the field. staff or other officers, non-com-
missioned staff and band, company or en-
listed men, not herein enumerated, If any,
shall be paid to the person to- whom the
same shall be due, on the properly signed
and certified pay rolls.
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.

Section II. The medical department Of
the National Guard shall be organized as
follows: The surgeon general shall be the
head thereon. There shall be as many sur
geons as there are regiments, two assistant
surgeons for each regiment of infantry, and
one for each troop of cavalry, battery, and
separate battaliOn;. said surgeons to have
the rank of major, assistant surgeons to
have the rank of first lieutenant mounted
for the first five years of service and that
of captain mounted after five years service
\ hospital corps may also be organized by
order of the governor.
Section 18. AL medical officers shall be
commissioned by the governor upon the
recommendation of the surgeon general, or
otherwise, and any vacanies shall be filed
by the promotion of the medical officer next
in rank unless such promotion be waived
the governor order otherwise No per-
son shall be commissioned in the medical
department until he shall have passed such
examination as the surgeon general may d.
rect
Section 10. The surgeon general SHALL on
recommendation of the regimcntal COM
mander, appoint one hospital steward and
one acting hospital steward for each regi-
ment of infantry, and one acting hospital
arate battalion of infantry.
Section 20. The surgeon general shall, I'M
der direction of the governor, have general
supervision of the selection, purchase and
issue of all medical and hospital supplies
and may with the approval of the governor,
purchase such supplies as may be neces-
SarE; he snail make, SUBJECT TO Sucn APP
prevail, such regulations for the govern
ment of his department as he may deem
necessary; he shall submit to the governor
annually on the first day of October a re-
port with an temized statement of the af
fairs and expenses of his department.
Section 81. The duties of the surgeons
and the assistant surgeons shall be such as
may be provided for by the United States
or state regulations; they shall act as eX
aminers of applicants for admission to the
National Guard, instruct the hospital corps,
and advise commanding officers in sanitary
matters. They may, by order of the gov
ernor, be assigned to duty with such com
mands as the surgeon general may recon-
mend.
Section %. The surgeon general subject
to the approval of the governor, shall pro-
recruits by regularly quaIitied physicians;
provIued, that physicians making such ex-
aminations shall be paid not to exceed forty
cents for each man examined
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THE COMPANY. RANDS, TROOP AM
BATTERY.

Section 50. Whenever the wore coup, n.y. II
is Usod in = military sense in TINS nt ,,, ~
shall he understood and construed ~ , h,' mT
a company If infantry, troop % '"'"''''
battery Of artillery. +t,,. National
Section 3d. Each company o. lng ~, at
Guard shall assemble for nStfucliio '. in in
least three times in each month uhle3 3 en- -
the case of infantry companies eAt442'u ay.
good and sufficient reasons ny i ne -,
mental commander. and in case Of Tue o,I,r
or battery unless excused by Spe'i"' -
of the governor. 80, hord NAV
Sert;oI 81 Each company OF Danu INA, nl"S
arrnt such constitution rules or Dl-iaW ,;
MOI inconsistent with the constructs ~. 40"
military regulations Of the United 9Ia Us
aId Gf this state. as a majority OF an tng
members thereof may approve; anu ~ M
tbcr.iu provide fines and pena Itics l'l az" ra.
l.ioIatjnn thereof. which. for aj'StHec , ~.
f,,S,i 80 aDplar for instruction Or pai4iuv,
ltoIi not Exceed Eve dollars. nor DJ 80
+j"n one dollar: ami all such hhts anu u Pho tbo
Itfas ehau he cOlIertible in an acllpIl ~ itirS
',,,,n n thn commanding officer as Piaiidt+,A
i'"fnra any competent court or hagL7'lf%oii
50 CONCENTRATIONS rules or hF-Ia"9 9t'd,-
incnne lucrative only when appIo'eo ~
the governor. o.,,. oo,,nanv shall
cacfion s., whenever any COMPANY Ia-
foII below the minimum III !heIlptl 'Ii Mn or
a"Ir Ioy in discipline. negligent III urn ~
IN I'm, g,,+ips insubOrdinate. or us meme
1 tnel H. tarast in their organization OF Hea,
me-, insnecti1n. it shall appear - " bnn
,,T"narIv organized or conducted oi
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Approved April 80, 1901.
No 1871 Al Published May ,, 1901.
CHAPTER ODD

No 161. Al Published May ,, 1901.
CHAPTER 222.
AN ACT to authorize the state board OF
control to settle question of disputed
boundary of lands appurtenant to the
home for feeble minded in Chippewa
county.
The people of the State of Wisconsin rep
resented in senate and assembly do enact
as follows:
Section l. Whereas the state is the owner
of certain lands in sections four and nine,
township twenty-eight, range eight west, in
the county of Chippewa, and Archie Nc
kinnon is the owner OF certain other Ianqs
in sections three and ten OF the township
and range aforesaid adjoining said lands or
the state: and whereas there is contro-
yersy between said Mckinnon and the
state as to the true location of the section
limo between sections four and nine ana
sections three and ten, the line between
the lands of said Mckinnon and the state;
now therefore the state board OF con5rol Is
hereby authorized to compromise said con
troversy with the said Mchinnon ana TO
nay him in settlement thereof sum not
exceeding two hundred and fifty dollars,
and to execute any release or other instru-
uent necessary to carry out such compro-
mise. ,,,;o +o5
ont of any money in the general fund or
ne state treasury not otherwise appro-
nriated, sum sufficient to pay Sald NC
Kinnon the amount which the board of con
troll may agree to pay him pursuant 10 'nls
Section s. This act shall take effect and
ba in force, from and after its passage and
publication. =, ,o,,
NJ DIG Al Published May >, 1901.
w. CHAPTER 223
AN ACT relating to admission of children
70 the state public school, and amenda-
'0ry of section 573a of the Wisconsin stat
utes of 1898. -,
The people of the State OF Wisconsin rep
rosantad in senate and assembly do enact
follows.
Ssctinn Section 57Sa of the Wisconsin
statutes of 1898. is hereby amended pS
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NORTH TOPEKA.

Q-eave items for this column with KIM
BAH & Son. go Kansas avenue-)
Photo car for cabinets.
Frank Bridgeford. OF Maple Kill was
North side visitor today.
A EversoIe and family, of Holton,
have moved to 1410 Kansas avenue.
Mr.. Walter Graft went to Hoyt this
afternoon, where he viii spend Sunday.
Mr. Ammon, Of station A. who IS i'll
with typhoid fever, Is reported no
better
Nick Neiswender. OF silver Lake, was
in town today with a fine load Of
watermelons.
Mrs. o. D. Skinner and children, of
SIC Kansas avenue, left yesterday for
Excelsior Springs.
Miss Evelyn Smith viii go to Kan
sas City Monday 10 spend the week in
the millinery houses there.
Miss Nora Frey returned home this
morning from the country, where she
has been visiting friends.
MIR. Brooks and daughter, OF Spring
field. No, are visiting the family Of
John French. of 1917 Quincy street
Mrs. Irwin. Of 421 East Gordon street
returned yesterday from a two weeks
visit to relatives at Havensville, kas-
Miss Vertie Forbes. of 1091 Monroe
street. left yesterday for Burton. Kas-.
to visit Miss Ethel GOrdenier. formerly
Of this city
GET YOUR FURNITURE FREE
Ten per cent. given on all goods
NEW ERA DEPT. STORE.
w. G. Brooks, the colored speaker
will talk this evening at the corner Of
Kansas avenue and B street; subject
A Word to Poor Men"
G. w. Ward, Of Menoken, was in
town this morning, and reports that
the corn will not yield more than ten
or fifteen bushels to the acre.
Dudley James Pratt will return to his
home in Rossville tOnig after q two
weeks visit with his grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs Dudley Pratt, OF 302 East
Laurent street
The Endeavor society of the Central
Avenue Christian church will supply q
leader for the South side m Getting on
Sunday evening. Mr.. Alpha Robinson
was chosen for the place
Mrs. A. Asquith and children. Ida and
Charlie of 1105 Van Buren, street, have
returned from NIuscotah, Kas-, where
they have been visiting Mrs Asquith' 5
mother. MRS. kinsingtOn. for the past
two weeks
Mrs. Keys. who has been keeping
house for Mr.. J. II. FOUGHT and family
for the past two years, left this morn
ing for Arkansas City, where she viii
next Wednesday be married to MI
Thomas. of P0nca. Okla
Mr. and Mrs. s. l. Courtney. Of 917
Kansas avenue. VIII leave the first Of
the Week for St. Louis, where MIS-
Courtney viii spend the week in the
wholesale millinery houses. Miss Edna
Beam viii return from St Louis with
Mrs. Courtney
The month-oId baby of Mr.. and Mrs.
Asa Ward of Menoken. died yester-
day afternoon The funeral services
We're held this afternon at a o'clock at
w. A. Ward 5. four miles west Of town.
The interment was In Prairie Home
cemetery Rev. r. s. Glendenning. Of
the Presbyterian church. had charge Of
the services
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MRS. LEONE DOLEHAN writes
from the Commercial Hotel, Ainneap-
oils. Mimi. as follows:
For two months my physician 'ex-
perimented with me, trying to cure a
hard cold which settled in my stomach
causing Inflammation and catarrh L
then made I'D my mind that he was
simply unable to help me, and reading
some of the hattering testimonials to
the value of Peruna in such cases
thought 1 would try it.
1T was six weeks before I could eat a
meal without unpleasant effects, but
have now been well for six months and
give all the credit to Peruna. Mrs.
Leone Dolehan.
Mrs VIM. Henderson. Bordulac, n. c.,
writes:
al was troubled with very serious
female weakness; had spells of flow
ing that exhausted me so that feared
! would lose my mind. suffered IN
told agony with my back, the pain ex-
tending down my left leg. NY pain was
so severe that 1 would have welcomed
death at any moment-SO no one need
wonder that / recommend Peruna so
highly for it cured me entirely of that
Not sign of pain has ever returned,
and that viii soon be two years now.
Il am glad that there is a way I can
speak, trusting that many a sufferer
viii read my testimonial, and not only
read. but believe. Mrs. VIM Hender-
son.
Women are extremely liable to ca
tarrh of the stomach and pelvic organs.
These diseases. especially ia the de-
pressing weather OF summer are very
health are inseparable, and with ca
tarrh no woman can be happy or
healthy.
Mrs NJ P. Curry. Petersburg, III,
Il have been troubled with female
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SOLDIERS COMING.
Arrangements Complete For K.
n. G. Officers School.

Arrangements for holding the officers
school OF the Kansas National Guard
are about completed and general orders
for conducting it were issued today by
Adjutant General S. NJ. Fox and Brig
adler General J. W +. Hughes.
Tents, cots and blankets VIII be forth
coming from the quartermaster's store
and the camp viii be located on the
South Topeka fair grounds. The school
convenes on September Az and contin-
ues until and including September 20.
Attention is called to the fact that
this school is not for the amusement
of the officers. but is for their instruc-
ton"
Elections for field officers for vacan-
cies now existing and any that may be
caused by advancement TO a higher
grade. win be held on Thursday after
noon The existing vacancies are:
In First Infantry One Colonel. one
Lieutenant Colonel-vacancies created
by expiration of term OF service; one
MaJur-vacancy created by resignation
Of Major Harvey.
In Second Infantry. One Major
vacancy created by resignation of Major
Ed Hayes
In Artillery battalion: one Major
vacancy created by discharge of Major
The following officers of the COVER
nor's stan viii be present and VIII act
as instructors.
Brigadier. General s. NJ. Fox. Adult
ant General.
Colonel James Smith. Quartermaster
General
Colonel Q. J. Carver. Judge Advocate
Colonel Harry O'Donnen. Surgeon
General
The following officers Of the line are
detailed to act as instructors during the
school.
Colonel w. S. Aetcalf. First Infantry.
X n G.
Colonel p NJ. Hoisington. Second IN
fantry, X n. 6.
Lieutenant Colonel R. A. Campbell,
Second Infantry, X. n. G.
Major Adna G. Clarke, First Infantry,
X M G
Major p. f. DHenbeck. Surgeon, Sec
ond Infantry. X. N G.
Captain J. A. Lewis, First Infantry,
K n. G.
Captain H. W. Brent. Adjutant. First
Infantry. K n. G.
Captain A H Krause. Commissary
First Infantry. K. n G.
Captain H. d Smith. Assistant Sur
geon. First Infantry. K. n @.
Captain 7 r Campbell, Second In
First Lieutenant W. ]. v. Deacon.
AdJutant, artillery battalion X N 6.
Sergeant Benjamin Arms. U S. AL.
retired. viii instruct in practical meth
DDS Of pitching, striking and folding
tents
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER IL
The forenoon viii be devoted to the
organization OF the camp and the as
signment Of quarters
200 p m--DrIn regulations and reci-
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MRS. LEONE DOLEHAN, OF MINNEAPOLIS, MINI.

trouble since my girlhood, and was
sick in bed with suppressed menstrua~
ton for three months. ] had bearing
down and cutting pains all through
me- When ! was able to get up : was
so weak and thin that could hardly
walk. WHAT ate disagreed with mes
had stomach and liver trouble, and
my feet and limbs we're swollen so
could scarcely drag around.
II took Peruna and IL has done wou-
ders for me. My cure was surprise 20
my friends for they never expected TO
see me well again. I just took two
bottles of Peruna after doctoring for
i've months and growing worse ali thu
time. Mrs. NJ. p. Curry
Mrs. Mary Teskey, Bayard. Ia. Writesf
After / received your letter of adj
vice / followed your instructions AZ
nearly as 1 could. and am glad TO
say that 1 am quite well now. am not
troubled with female weakness any
more. / do an of my work. and we live
on a farm. Mrs Mary Teskey.
Mrs. Mary Craig, of Renno, s. C.s
writes:
Il took Peruna quite while before r
was confined and ind that IL helped ms
a great deal. / am the mother of four
girls, and this last one was boy. I
had no trouble at all, had the easiest
time 1 ever had, and the baby has not
had 2 days sickness since he was born.
Folks say he is q regular Feruna baby"
Mrs. Mary Craig
DR. S. Il. Hartman, President of The
Hartman Sanitarium. Columbus. Ohio,
the famous gynaecologist. has an
nounced his willingness TO direct tna
treatment Of as many women as apply
to him during the summer months. free
Of charge Address DIT. S. Is. Hartman,
President of The Hartman Sanitarium,
Columbus. Ohio.
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tation thereon. with lecture on field en-
trenchments. Col w S. Metcalf-
Supplementary discussion by Col 2.
NJ Hoisington and Capt. J. A Lewis
400 p. m--Practica1 instruction-pa-
rade-
The school will be continued until
Friday evening
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NO SEWER OUTLET.
Ditch Is Dug to River Channel by
Street Force

Ever since the river has been low the
North Topeka sewer has been pouring its
burden OF filth out upon the scorching
sandhar which fills the river bed for two
thirds Of its width at the big north oena
east Of town People living within range
of the odor have maze several compl ANTS
to the board Of health, and yesterday
Street Commissioner Snyder. with a gang
OF men and teams. dug a ditch 800 feet
long leading from { = mouth OF the sewer
TO the water of thelriver- 1t is thought
that after the sewage gets started down
this ditch it viii find its way into the
river Instead OF soaking into the sand
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them had been found at different places
along the avenue last night Drum
mond has been ii trouble before, and
all his shady transactions have been
traced directly to his love for whisky.
Drummond worked all over the Office.
and had access to the premiums and
was thereby eua bled to remove them
few at a tine without being discoy-
cred.
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Homessekers' Excursions via the
Santa Re.

On September and II win sell tick
cts 10 points in Arkansas. Arizsnar IN
dian Territory. Louisiana, New Mex
leo. Oklahoma. Texas, and ROCKY fofAs
Colo and points east thereof in Colo
RADIO. at rate OF one fare plus two doll
lars for the round trip. Final liinil
tvventy-one days. Stop-overs on going
TRIP within fifteen days. See agent
A. II. a. s. f.
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Weekly Bank Statement.

New York, Aug. 31-The statement OF
the associated banks for the week end
ing today shows: Loans $685. 1s6, 500; in
creased S7.349. 200. Deposits 1858. 121, 800 ;
decreased $27, 700 Circulation $50, 097, 400
increased 81, 0S9, 800. Legal tender 81
159 900; decreased $9S, 900. Specie S176.-
791, 400: decreased $6.135. 200 Reserve
S253. $50, 400: decreased ST. 285, 100. Reserve
required S242 O30, AIS; decreased 6,925.
Surplus s11. s19, s25; decreased s6.22s. 175.
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A place should be saved for these
necessary twin beautifiers, Satin-S1in
Cream and Powder. If wishing to pre-
serve a satin skin during your pleas
ure trip. R5c. New Model
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e +. Menninger. ~. d. office "a Kan-
Eas ave Tel. 10: residence 1871 Topeka
ave Tel. So. OGice hours 2 20 p. m
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Atohison and Return $2.o5 via Santa

Labor day exercises. Tickets on sale
September l and FINAL limit, Sep
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New Residence on Fillmore Street.
Mr. s. Fogwell, of Auburn, has pur-
chased from Dr. Samuel Lyman lots
at 1929 Fillmore, and will build a. fine
residence there this fall. The lots were
sold through the Strauss Agency.
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Lee Smith, who started an argument
with a Mr.. H. Gruber about the value
of a horse was fined SO this morning.
It seems that Mr.. Smith is a trader Of
horses. and that Mr.. Gruber. who is q
brick mason and plasterer had no spec
fife interest in the subject. In was in
front of the Exchange grocery that the
conversation took place. In the course
of their talk. Mr.. Smith raped Mr..
Gruber on the face several times, and
then mounted a horse and attempted
to ride swiftly out Of sight. But the
heavy jag he wore, combined with the
fore and aft motion of the horse made
him seasick, and he capsized in the
nearest alley where he was found by
the police a few minutes later Mr..
Gruber was ready this morning to tell
how it occurred, but Mr.. Smith pleaded
guilty and saved him the trouble.
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NO LET Up.
Acting Police Judge Assesses
Robert Kneisler 81, 400.
At Once Files an Appeal Bond
Valued at 81, 800.
STOLE MANY WATCHES
Alex DrummOnd Appropriates
Time Keepers.
He Took Them From the Nail
& Breeze.

UDGE Lindsay had
business elsewhere
today. and his
honor's chair was
filed by Judge T.
H. Balm who did
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Ottawa and Return 81 SO via Santa
For the Twentieth Kansas reunion.
Tickets on sale August 81 to September
final limit. September 8.