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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-02

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The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1903-10-01
Judge {. Q. kretsinger

Harvey E. Newbranch has been MAX
ing tour of the First judicial district
as staff correspondent of the World
Herald and gives an interesting review
OF the situation in Gage, under Bea-
trice date line of the 21st. Relative
to one of the fusion candidates, Judge
E O. Kretsinger, Newbranch says:
'Kretsinger has been a practicing at
torney in Beatrice for twenty years,
and is in the prime of his physical
and mental manhood. He has perhaps
as large and lucrative practice as any
member of the Gage county bar, and
makes a heavy sacrifice to accept the
nomination to the bench. He is a
highly educated man. holding two col
iege degrees, and is q learned, able and
incorruptibie lawyer. His reputation
in this regard is state wide. His
standing in the city and county is per-
hapS best attested by citing the posi-
lions of responsibility he has been
called on to fill From 1882 to 1886 he
served as county Judge; from 1893 to
1894 as city attorney, and from 1896
to 1900 as mayor, being elected to this
latter position as the result of a gen.
eral, nOn-partisan movement to draft
the best brains and ability to be had
to further the interests of the city. He
is the only man Beatrice ever re-elect-
ed mayor-and, by common consent,
by far the best and most successful
mayor the city has had.
''Kretsinger has enemies in Bea-
trice and Gage county-and glories n
them He refuses TO be retained by
the year by railroad corporations to
decline to be retained in damage suits
against them On the contrary he has
fought many such suits and has won
most of them for is clients. A man
absolutely fearless, no opposition APP
pals him, however great. So he has
appeared as attorney in other suits,
OF a public nature, that other attor-
neys, for policy's sake, would hesitate
to accept. Kretsinger has accepted
them and fought to the last ditch. In
doing SO, of course, he has made enc
mics. Some Of them are in his own
party and are opposing him this fall.
But of them all. not one can be found
who will question his absolute and un-
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1903-10-01
To Those Not Well
DR.. Shoop's Restoratiye
On 80 Days Trial

For full month you can use my Restorative,
I TO take the entire risk. Not free gift. Neither
is il philanthropy Not something for nothing
just this. have found a way to cure, even
deep seated, difficult or peculiar diseases. DR..
Shops Restorative cures by new method. 1t
goes direct to the CAUSE of disease-the inside
nerves. am the only physician that treats
this way-through these nerves. 1t is MY dis
covery, my prescrlption-Dr. Shops Restora
tiyethat does this so surely, is SO certain, that
| am able to say to the sick: Use 1t month and
see for yourself. That should prove MY conf
dence. You see, l KNOW what 1t can do. l
take less risk though than you would believe.
Ny past records show that failed in only one
case out of each forty. just think of that, 80
paid, and paid gladly, and the fortieth had no
expense. That Is a record am proud of.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1903-10-01

their loss he has multitudes OF repub-
lican friends that make him, admitted
ly, one of the most formidable vote
getters in the district. 1t iC said that
every minister l. Gage county is for
Kretsinger and this, Notwithstanding
that he is not affiliated with any
church. And of the enemies he has
made, many are supporting him. Said
one of them, llan OF high standing
and state reputation.
'Kretsinger end | are not friends,
but | will say for him he's an honest
man and an able lawyer, ard L would
trust him on the bench to decide any
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1903-10-01
Judge Sullivan

Practicing lawyers know, even il the
laymen do not, that for breyity and
clearness of expression the opinions
written by Chief Justice Sullivan are
excelled by none. Judge Sullivan has
the happy faculty Of getting right at
the meat Of legal controversy and ex-
pressing himself in terse, crisp SEN
fences. In this respect his style is
much like that of the late Judge Ma
son, who always knew what to say
how to say it, and when to STOP Judge
Sullivan believes that nothing is
gained by reiteration, but prefers to
state his points, cles rly in the first in
stance-and but once.
Comparatively few of the cases
which come before the supreme court
can be said to be of general public
Importance. OF course, every case is
important to thu contending litigants
and their counsel; and in like manner
to lawyers generally, who use the de-
cisiOn as a guide to future litigation.
Out of the hundreds of opinions writ
ten by Judge Sullivan during the al
most six years OF his incumbency, the
following may be mentioned as OF
public interest:
State Omaha National Bank, SO
Northwestern Reporter, 334.
C. B. & @. Martelle, 81 N. W. 3s7.
State Meserve, So Neb 453.
State v Frank, 60 Neb. 355.
u. P. v Roeser, 81 N. w. II.
.Blaco State, 81 N. w. 87S.
Neb. Telephone Co. Cornell, 50
Neb 4S3.
State v Omaha National Bank, go
Neb 232
Cornell Irvino. Sc Neb. 500.
State Standard Oil, 81 Neb. 20.
State C. r. |. & P. r. Co., GIL Neb.
545.
State Porter, 95 N. w. 769.
Paxton State, SO Neb. 460.
In addition to these, the following
will be found, in part, to contain mat
tiers of public concern:
Barber v Crowell SIS Neb. 573.
Ashland May, SO Neb. 1876.
Chapman State, 81 Neb 1872.
State v Kennedy, 60 Neb. 309.
M. K & r. r. Co. Clark, 60 Neb.
410.
Richards " State, 81 N. w. $40.
Reed State, 80 ~ w. 1923.
Hare Winterer, 80 N. w. 545.
The Independent respectfully SUBJ
mits this list for the. consideration OF
thoughtful men. An investigation of
the opinions therein written by Chief
Justice Sullivan. will show him to be
a. man actuated by high sense OF
Justice. There is no straining after eff
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1903-10-01

feet, but an earnest endeavOr to ascer-
tain the truth and decide accordingly.
Next week and later The Independent
expects to take up some OF these cases
more in detail, but in the meantime.
readers of The Independent can con-
suit the reports themselves in the Ii
brary of any reputable lawyer.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1903-10-01

and every case that came before him,
OH it's merits, and without prejudice,
Frankly, don't like t vote for him.
but it's Hobson's choice. Even to me
hes much preferable to senility or ras-
cality.
And it is said that every man who
was ever client of krctsingers is for.
him, regardless OF politics.
Perhaps no attorney has appeared
against krctsinger oTrnner in law
suit, or Lad more herd fightc with him.
i'll law and in politics, than r. S. Bib.
Yet Mr.. Bibb frenkly gives Kretsinger
his support in this campaign. AS q
county judge, SAID Mr.. Bib, 'Kret-
singer was absolutely upright, fair and
impartial. Nobody had pull in his
court, or stood better than anybody
else. He walloped me a good many
times, but never failed to recognize
his integrity and knowledge OF the
law. AS a man, citizen or lawyer,
give him high rating"
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1903-10-01

A prominent New Jersey democrat
writes The Independent: "Time will
justify your eating away from the
democrats. Bryan will not be able to
control them next year. The only man
here in the east that can disturb the
plans of Cleveland & Co. is William r.
Hearst. If Bryan and Hearst should
work together, they might make a
platform and no mate whom they
please. Hearst represents taxation re-
form; Bryan, money reform. These
two reforms are but one and the same
thing. They will have to go together
in order to be successful"
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1903-10-01

No new indictments have been re-
turned against George w. Beavers
during the last twenty-four hours. The
postmaster general must have struck
snag. For six months whenever
new rascality was discovered among
the Washington officeholders, new
indictment has been found against
Beavers, to allay the public rage.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1903-10-01

Socialist theories grow more puz-
zling every day. From lot of litera-
ture published by them, both in this
country and Europe. lying on the edi-
torial desk, the following is taken:
Revolution, not reform" Socialism
is the brotherhood of man and the
fatherhood of God" Socialists must
first establish class consciousness
"Egoism and economic determinism
cannot be eliminated from the social
istic propaganda" THE ethics of So
cialism is identical with the ethics of
Christianity" Socialism does not adj
vocate revolution; it is rather fer
vent endeavor to prevent it," etc.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1903-10-01
How to Secure Trial Treatment

Write me and simply ask for the book you
need A postal Will do. Then 1 will arrange
with druggist near you, so that you can secure
six bottles of DR.. Shops Restorative to make
the test. Send me no money. You deal with
your druggist, remember. Use the Restorative
full month--then decide. fit succeeds, the
cost to-you is $3.50; If ii fails / Will have the
druggist bill the cost to me. Could anything be
more fair?
To delay means to forget. Write now while
you have 1t in mind. This is important.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1903-10-01

Mild cases, not chronic, are often cured b.
one or two bottles. At all druggists.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1903-10-01

Simply state which
book you want, and
address DR.. Shoop,
Bsx 1910 Racine, Wis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-21

hyde 6cnd and the lives Of their tc at stake
Mr. Woodeock SAYS that there is nothing the matter with
the milk OF the city at the present time lie saYs he Is max
ing tests daily milk from different daes and that be now
finds nothing wrong with them in che way OF chemical ada
teratons
Al the same time the leading ply claims that the
little children Of the city DYING from ofmadehyde poison
administered IN milk,
That is the way the situation stands at present
1t is disagreement.
Yet what Il may ioreud Of vital interest the pub
HE 1t remains To- be whether got the only man be
tween the people and poisoned milk qualified 70 pass hual
leading being responsible for the serious illness
children nasnuch Mr Moodcock says today he exam
med sample OF milk which physician claimed had eause the
SERIOUS illness OF little child and that he found nothing
whatever wrong with IL
Despite the positive proof Of experiments and the opn-
ions II the physicians Of the nation. there are per
sons VINO sill main that fofmadehyde and certain other
representatives. harmless The people should not be JAILED
into security by the talk Of persons who sehsy
interested in the manufacture sale Of pfeserativcs
The defenders Of these preseatyes a. one tine induced
the CITY Of Chicago endorse the OF fomaldeyde as
milk pescrver and grant licenses for the sale OF MIX pre-
served BY the drug They claimed that vas harmless aua
that during the hot months It was practically mos-
customers The 81 this should be warning 70 All
cities afflicted with the iormaldchyde iend.
Thousands OF babies were slaughtered By the poison and
upon investigation the proof OF the effects OF tho drug was 70
strongly that the precratve condemned
in the strongest aud the Of tormaldehyde was
made a prison offense.
dsryrnan detected using fOraadehyde In Chicago Is
sent the state peniteutiary.
In seattle at present the guilty ormadehyde heud may
escape by simple payment OF Tine and the heaviest penal
ly that be melted out TO him. even under the state law Is
imprisonment in jail for period not to exceed year
Chicago had her experience aud prohied By IT, but before
tbe Chicago prisoners clutches Of the law, thousands
iof innocent lives had been sacrificed
Seattle has already allowed great number OF its h'te
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-21

q samples Of milk for the purpose Of finding cut the
percentage OF butter fat That all do towards analysis Of
milk complained or When have tested the sample for the
butter a, Il The milk looks suspicious rtum
Dr. Tanner the special analytic chemist, anayze Unless
the milk looks suspicious do no, have chemically
ayzcd BY this that can detect any
of poison milk by my elementary process and ii detect
-. -a--.-
sample Of milk from the wagon The special analytic
chemist for his test.
These words Of l. 81 Noodeoek cty inspector OF
milk Ii this true Mr. Woodeock IS the only
person who stands between poisoned milk and the people the
responsibility OF milk analysis with him he
special chemist he need not do entirely at his
discretion Haetiou regard this Is based upon the Gle
mentary analysis nc IS able 10 make himself
And Mr.. Woodcock says he is qualified to make
than a cursory analysis of milk.
Ii he detects q poison in the milk he orders 1t
ayzed 1t he does the sample is thrown out and moth
ing is done about IT,
The responsibility then. with Mr Woodeoek Il is
him the people must look for protection from the ormade
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-21
PARTY LINES ARE BURIED IN AN ENTHUSIASTIC
MOVEMENT TO ELEVATE KING COUNTY MAN
TO THE UPPER HOUSE OF CONGRESS

than 30 business firms OF Seattle
have signed ths papers which ac-
company than letter. naulfrstiug
their desire that yea enter the field
az candidate fof United States SEN
at8r. % ~ understood that sea have
stated that you would BE Wiling to
make the race Il i should become
apparent that d general sentiment
exists ri your horne city in favor Of
yuur dGsun va. The accompanying
raperH Indicate that the business
men 81 Seattle. with substantial
unanimlsy and regardless u party
affiliations. are enthusiastic N their
wish that you hacome a candidate.
aud that II Yuu enter the field yau
viii baNe their sincere ana united
support. We trust that yen VIII for
without delay.
Assuring y0B 81 their persenal de-
sire % 10 everything that may ala
IN yuar election. We remain, yours
respectfully. -
Chairman business Mems Commit
tee.
Tho following T. the Endorsement
which VAS signed and forwarded
with the letter
We. the undersigned. business men
of Seattle ana King county. resliz-
ing that tho election 81 United
states senator g. matter % the ut
tHaaf Importance 20 the business In
iererta n the state and desiring to
unite urun the most available man
~ candidate for that office. here
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-21

The candidacy ~ Samuel ~. Piles
for the United States senate. an
nouueed excessively IN the Star sew
e1al weeks akn, has within the past
few days been indorsed ~ uare
than - prominent business men
Of SEATTLE
when Il was first announced iu
the star that Mr piles woald 30
willing 90 make the raee v there var
a general sentiment ia favor u hts
candidacy. the business men II tre
city decided to xs1 together and In
dofse him for the position aH1 make
a hard fight for his election.
Several meetings u the men " no
figure prominently FL Sesttiss bush
ness world were held ana 81 AT 81
fhanl the sentiment iH Favor Of Mf
PEiaa has BEEN iss4sfssiiiasia.
a King county man fH wanted for
tha senate and Samuel Piles - the
man selected by the hualuoas inter
crts 81 the metropolis
Yesterday letter from y. G.
Henry chairman u the busineHa
Mems Committee. setting forth the
stand taken bF the business interests
Of the eity lu regard % hin eandl-
daey. vas seut - Mr.. Piles, Ae-
cn5npmnefne the letter vas the petit
tian signed hY 2fo representative
men o. professional and business cir
Giles. TIE pstifi0n q siEred BY men
OF al parties and professions.
sir HsftrTH fUEtcr 20 fua cnpdfdate
was a. follows
Seattle. wn.. Sept n. 1898
q. H. piles. Eco. Dear Sir More
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-21

children 10 be murdered VIII tho slaughter be allowed Il
60 shall the indignation OF the people compel the abate-
rn Of the practice which throws the shadow 81 death over
the cradles Of the city
Each day the physicians OF the city becoming more in
eresed the fight against the posoner OF babes and The
accorded the hearty endorsement OF seates prominent
doctors in the has taken
pr Franz H. Coe OF Seaes leading physicians. vol
unected the this morning that the danger Of the use
ormadeye could hardly be exaggerated and that fight
against toraldehyde hends one Of The most audabe en-
terprses any newspaper could undertake
So strongly mprcsscr IS Dr Coo with the tight The star
is making for p,rc milk that ne has offered 10. and j. pre-
pairing statement or this paper describing specific
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-21
Drs. Sweeney and COe Go
on Record as FavOring
the Absolute Prohibition
of the Use OF Milk Pre-
SeryativeS

and showing the 81 vigilance the part Of the
parents against the nvdious poson concealed in mak lis
statement will be published Monday.
The fact that DR. Crchton is preparing ordinance
looking 70 the drastic punishment Of the milk prisoners
the city which he will introduce the city council next
Monday night will unquestionaby tend 10 lessen FOR time
at least the epidemic Of infant diseases which Is raging
this city from no than doetored milk DR. erich
ton IS confident that not dissenting voice viii be raised
against las proposed measure when it IS introduced and that
will be made law the legal forms Of such action
can lie complied with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-21
THE USE OF FORMALDEHYDE IN MILK is NOTHING
LESS THAN MURDER SAY LEADING LOCAL PHYSICIANS
HsaMnaE IN amEnmamM

The following interview fro" Of the most conservative
reliable and prominent Yuans 81 Seattle worthy
Of consideration mother Aad father the
city
drug which preserve milk will undoubtedly retad
digestion ard tend desroy the functions o. the digestive
This the effect Of All preaarvaves
do rot formadshYde particularly But Tornado
HYDE a. II t6 USED IN SEATTLE MILK - WITHOUT
DOUBT, CAuaE LARGE PERCENTAGE OF TIE
PRESENT ALARMING AMOUNT OF SICKNESS AMONG rhE
CHILDREN or TIE CITY. IN NY OWN PRACTICE AM
CONTINUALLY MEETING WITH CASES o. oAsfRlTls
AND OTHER iNTEsrtHAL DISEASES THAT CAN ONLY BE
CAUSED ~ IMPURE AND ApULTURATEp MILK, AND
THERE IS LITTLE DOUBT IN NY MIND THAT MILK ~
WHICH PRE8ERvATVEs HAVE BEEN USED, rs BEING
SOLO UNFORTUNATELY ABOUT TIE CITY
when predicting in New York ard
regard 20
adutsrasd milk during investigation u eoneius
which will milk viii act
VsrY auriousy hs digestive o. human BEING
PARTICULARLY THOSE OF A SMALL CHILD, whose sole NJ
milk. Since then u has become matter o. general
that ths not
defenders gf manufactured psssrssses and
theories hsrwessnss % certain drugs The de-
have IN the sci
iarsst o. psessravs nanutse,ars and be
antsrestap physician would condemn the use o.
AZ, erssssvatvs IN any haosvsn-or j. p
Sweeney, In an intsryss fsr The Star this morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-21

candidate for DATED states Hruator.
aa4d aasAfinx ms of ihsif suHIaft.
Nu several occasions her nY
name has hean suggested ln cgnnae-
tiun With that efnee. ! hafe Hsia
that I would much prefer % HuRiaft
aafne other Bng counts mAns hnt
thAt if IL should appear 10 be the
l..I-. - - - ss>-sA--
eeula arcede 90 that sentiment.
! afn deeply HsEfaiHls ~ thF taihstt
Of respect she business n8on ~ TIE
Clts have paid me m ihr paaFfa 3ea
have this daF presented. u ~ itiafi
gratifginE. after residence 20 ~
years On Puget sound. u ~ NhiEh
have been spent % thiH city. 60 %
The recipient ~ THIS mark ct sHireln
Al tae hauds 90 men y ~ have 80
greatly contributed o. the growth
aaa development Of this Northwest
va ea1utFF, AMI a b. Win pleasure
that 1 moss formally AuauuHca faN
nslf as 4 candidate fof United stRfes
senator / beg iu assure sou that ~
the pfaprf fifue ] snail make An ae-
tive campaign throughout this
COUNTY. ankinR that the Republican
county convention indafsa ny can
ai4arY n elected. ! shall represent
the FafFNaa AsaAttANAH 81 WIS NtaAf
HItheui aiaeftmiua ttnu. and shall
vera AZ hard and fekn as much
uisa sure be- assisting thr senior sen-
htar ana oar representative % corr
FteHa in advancing ths Meifafe 90
the ether cities and localities 81
WafiluEtoa a. that II the city q
Seattle
1 wish 20 extend through yuu to All
the gentlemen who have united in
this mos sHasht nf ninEcfr thanks
FOE tls confidence fhre have fepuasa
in me AMI Tor she loyal support
Hhich they ynuchHafc share fhf
/ fesIlHk expressed - sou that thr
people - the state of Washington
/ believe { 10 be 2aafflr's turn in have
I = senator To nfhlase the result IL
. ~ the utmost Importance that
E King cauntY b. represented AT the
isrxt state convention ard legislature
I rs e. united and enthusiastic deieRa
/ tian NeFy sincerely yours.
g " PILES
fFAHia Fert j. Tho Bulgarian iuIn.
I tnFsaF "a HH4fsrf arrived al fff4tsrf4f tfs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-21

ia candidate upan whom All esa cef-
daily unite.
n AZ. sgiua should - chussn o.
fiH that position. his uprishf char
aatsr. bis ahlsstf a. lawyer ard
dsbstsr and hia many other tsrs'h
niaed f-sFwaual qualifications faf the
.ogficr would reflect great credit Open
the state. and We hfs Huufidsut that
bF earnest ard united action hie
election wnuid BE- assured
AZ piirs nesnpw isaa ed the receipt
% ghe letter frotu The business men
ard thr indnrasmeut ~ ths feiluN iuK
communication
Seattle. Wu sept ~ tea
- g. Henry Esa.. Chairman 81
Seattle Business Men Dear Gir
take pleasure in ackunW gins The
receipt u your favor iueloainE the
- fsHrs nafsaasaasiY siFfs-f ~ SEATTLE
rltlssna requesting me 20 heeonr =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-21
BUSINESS MEN INDORSE
S. H. PILES FOR SENATOR

hy pledge ourselves 20 support aam-
usI " piles. esq. for tfnifsd states
senator ard 60 use every Memorable
means e. secure his siarfiun hE the
next legislature. We believe a feel
ina 500 prevails tbFatis itaai fiIr
state that e is King count9s turn 90
furnish the next senator. The people
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-21
usMunnnHzuzxRnRnxxRnsmz sausuHsHEsHz.RznszEs

ForadehYds 81 the strongest ssrmiclda drugs known
ranking above earbe acid and but ts lees deadly
than corrosive sublimats.
Fermaldshyde widely used anseptle employed
undertaken swbatua bodies An injection % per
solution the il kept in d room, will 20 rapid
harden hedy that the 81 decomposition
Messo paeiet, the aest italian specialists whe are
sornsdshYa state tn the 18th satsien
the pnnsaoy Of the United stas that dose o. % euhs
ssnNprsmcs foadebyds given through the mouth would
pedus IN doc Valsn eonvuaens followed ~ des'h Que 70
Irritation The amount Injected hYpeasf
neaiy They further state that
ioruadshy has It's u effect ana
digestive harmful 10 The last dsges
Feradshyde the dstntsotsnt used IN sspes sna aan
Infection n - aonaidssd the most
powerful germ This fact shows lie probable
delicate lining 81 the digestive organs % hsah
being, particularly OF a little child
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-21
BAD MINSTREL MAN

George Jones coiorcd. was arrested
early this morning for tsa tins a white
Waguan who he says H. hts wife. She
vas alec taken 70 the police station
as = witness Jones has been arrested
many times. and Was ordered - leave
the city lie . q musician, and SsF
ore q the MINISTRIES AZ the ". .. W.
carnival
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-21

Take a trip 70 the navy yard and
soc the four cruisers Boats leave
Pier z. opposite depot. NJ 8 20. ssfb.
.. 10 and Is a. m. rs. 20. 2 30.
30 and 100 ,. ~. 80