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Thai bnuys in to i i au mnl I re
flvct that vittuii tht r ijyn f my mem
ory iwil that UnL iuii half u ie nu
eithur n wom tn witn rfeic f vhih on
tliiri and tunny other jtiritiui3 tint she
lm- ennud a perfect ngit to vi w ui
idio tknsM Ujw wn rubor mi imtiUitl
und iiiiiij considered rather an
utijutiliccahto pttHori Sim ought to ho
nuppreriaed nitlior hiiri given mouraC
munl Many of m cm recall the
Htatu of iKlh t but I fur om am uiati
ful that MiUittle odium now aitacliis
to tin worn ui who oonc ra3 herself
uvo7uiiy with hwlpinii lo oilvd th
nun w jrild pribium t ami the rnjlit
of suffrage is one vxing tho mintiB
of Ik - tors now and Imvd no more
Idea i L it will not ultimately prevail
than I have that any riuh thing will
prevail liirfinddo tho but of much
ill tiaiil abuse liku tho mother in
law j Ue that to niH siKini so unkind
unmanly tnd unnatural
Our vimas on all tlid I hinge that are
vital Ij e homo and ita sufu guards
are o should be as sacred to us as the
homo i If and should bo guided by
co isci nc and be responsible alone to
our Maker Wo sh mid no moro be
guide 1 b what -ho says uclois you
reaj oeiievo hi views are tho true
ones tin vvi should in settling other
things in which yjurself and Heavenly
FutlKi no inostooucerned My mother
hold tho old fnshioned idea in my girl
hood ifgard to the so called strong
mindid woman and of coutsb 1
thought she wis right but siDce my
owner iron are growing up I vainly
wish i c j allowed to change bone
of tLo exisli g conditio and 1 no
moro mk that a womans mind
may be y to strong She needs all
tho tigth of body aud character
possible My father Wo aro all of
uscorr rid inhumed wipii any of our
sex bring into disgrace or disrepute tho
crown iuicli should bother glory but
thanks ie to God she carries into lnr
hoaie her business and before the
world tho pure idoals that arc her birth
right aid men arereadyto grant her
superiority and trust tocher gtLeguid
anca of th chidron and ruling of home
affairs Miy she feel this sacred trust
and provo true toit ever but she must
be granted more help in many ways
New laws or many modified that now
adorn on statute books would ease her
burdeus and 1 have failed so far in my
journey arough this vale of tears to
become eouvinced that her mind is in
capablo ot helping to frame the3e laws
We heir much of her indirect in
fluenceall well and good but direct
influences are in ro powerful in all cases
arent the If herjindirect influences
are w o n id to b3 trusted why limit her
sphoro lo these And as to the ability
to discharge the duties ofjjany office
Just think it over and see if ilyou can
not tms as manyo women in the
circle of your acquaintance who are
as vb ted to this as there are men
whoiniou know who could and would
fill an J faithfully discharge such duties
for yourv city and county They may
not be numerous but if you are honest
with yourself are there lniany men
either1 t Aud dont you believe the
worn uld guido tho shipof state
ware u duty they wsr sworn to dis
charge Surely you do The mental
cap courage conscientiousness
and all that go to make up a man are
also the3womans attributes and she
holds fiem as securely this oven men
williag grant what more is required
And tho time is not far distant when
she w I into her ovvn It will be
grant r as freely ns to the men
Now i practically not the equal of
men any where The young man woos
a b9 h fondly fancies bat 1ttL low
er than angels but tho sweet young
girl he marries is not even his equal
aho never will be tiil she cin cast a bal
lot N 1 ng ago I saw lrs so calleo
joke wh it is a party of man alone v
stag party What is a nation of
men i stag ntion At jurst 1
thou that was to srjng but in om
iense is it Isnt there a sort of stag
nation in the things that make foi
righteousness purify and morality am
much nnre made of commercialism
and the worldly view of things Right
eouscess i xalteth a nation dort yoi
bolieve that And too that sin is
reproach to any people And do yor
not bfliev9 the mothers of our natior
would try harder to remove the cursf
of sin from our nd than do our fathers
This is my view and I hop3 I have not
bored you while airing the ideas hold
true
If people with symptoms of kidney or
bladder trouble could realize their dan
ger thoy would without loss of time
commence taking Foleys Kidney Rem
edy This great remedy stops the pain
and the irregularities strengthens and
builds up these organs and there is no
danger of Brights disease or other ser
ious disorder Do not disregard the
early symptoms A McMillen
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Mt anli HliWk ls piemy of Mcck Headcrs t
regents of the State Uni
versity the republican party
has nominated three of the
prominent citizens of the state best
equipped to perform the duties that
fall to the board in charge of the
states most important institution of
learning
Charles S Allen of Lincoln Wil
liam G Whitmore of Valley and
Frank L Haller of Omaha the re
publican candidates for regents con
stitute a trio of citizens who will
bring to the work they undertake al
most ideal qualifications for its per
formance Neither of these men
were or are candidates in the sense
of personally seeking for the honor
conferred by membership on the di
recting board of the University Each
is a candidate in response alone to
the insistent demands of many who
know well their exceptional fitness
for the duties involved and who have
close st heart the best and broadest
Interests of the University
Messrs Allen and Whitmore are
both completing a term of six years
service on the Board of Regents a
term of service which has redounded
to their personal honor and credit in
the same full degree that it has been
of exceptional value to the growth
and prosperity of the University
Those who know best the present
and future needs of the University
are the most insistent that their ser
vice be not interrupted but be con
tinued to the great and lasting bene
fit of the institution In this lies the
highest praise the highest of per
sonal compliments
Mr Frank L Haller a leading
business man of the state a man o
large experience broad culture and
great executive ability completes the
n lo of candidates on th republican
ticket
For fourteen years Mr Haller has
been a member of the board of di
rectors of the Omaha public library
and is at present the president oL
JUDGE SAML H SEDGWICK
Former Chief Justice Nebraska Supreme Court
and Republican Candidate for Election
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JUDGE JOHN B BARNES
Member of Nebraska Supreme Court
and Republican Candidate for
Re election
Judge John B Barnes of Norfolk
judge of the Supreme Court of Ne
braska and present acting chief jus
tice of the court has been selected
by the republican voters of the state
as one of the candidates of the re
publican party for re election to the
place on the supreme bench which
he has so ably and honorably filled
for the past term of six years
Judge John B Barnes is a native
of Ohio a veteran of the Civil War
and a citizen of Nebraska since 1S71
when he located in Dixon county and
was admitted to the bar in 1873 en
gaging in the practice of law to
which he has since given his entire
attention
In 1875 Judge Barnes was elected
district attorney of the Sixth judicial
district was re elected and served
until appointed judge of the district
to fill a vacancy caused by the elec
tion of Judge Valentine to Congress
was re elected for a full term and
later declined renomination to enter
upon the practice of his profession
Judge Barnes was appointed Su
preme Court Commissioner in Janu
ary 1902 serving as commissioner
until his election as a member of
the court in 1903 since which date
his service as a member of the
court has been continuous He is
now approaching the completion of
the six year term to which he was
elected in 1903 and holds the honor
able position of acting chief justice
of Nebraska In the absence of Judge
M B Reese
Judge Barnes splendid record as
lawyer and jurist has gained for him
the confidence and approval of the
people of the state This is well evi
denced by the general support given
Judge Barnes candidacy for supreme
judge at the recent state wide
primary election
JUDGE JACOB FAWCETT
Member of Nebraska Supreme Court
and Republican Candidate for
Re election
Judge Jacob Fawcett of Omaha
associate justice of the Supreme
Court of Nebraska and Republican
candidate for re election is a native
of Wisconsin a veteran of the Civil
War and was admitted to the bar
at Galena Illinois in 1873 Judge
Fawcett was appointed county judge
of Jo Davies county Illinois by Gov
ernor Oglesby and was elected to
the office at the expiration of the
term for which he was appointed
He resigned the office the following
year and removed to Omaha and
was selected as one of the lecturers
in the College of Law in the Nebras
ka State University In 1895 Judge
Fawcett was elected a judge of the
district court of the Omaha district
and was re elected in 1899 serving
eight years on the district bench of
Douglas county He returned to the
practice of law in Omaha in the
spring of 1904 continuing in prac
tice until appointed supreme court
commissioner in October 1907 Judge
Fawcett continued on the supreme
court commission until the adoption
of the constitutional amendment en
larging the supreme court at the last
general election when he was ap
pointed a judge of the supreme court
to serve until the general election of
this year He is now completing the
term of one year for which he was
appointed
Judge Fawcetts long period of
service on the bench eight years as
judge of the district court of Doug
las county more than a year as a
Commissioner of the Supreme Court
and the past year as a member of
that court has eminently fitted him
for the distinguished service of a
full term on the supreme bench for
which he is the nominee of the Re
publican party
iot nork hnvn in fivorv tpst of citizenshin every test o official duty
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JUDGE SAMUEL H SEDGWICK
Former Chief Justice Nebraska Su
preme Court and Republican
Candidate for Election
Judge Samuel H Sedgwick of York
Neb former chief justice of the Su
preme Court of Nebraska and republi
can candidate for election as judge of
the supreme court is a native of Illi
nois in which state he spent his youth
on the farm and in the district school
graduating later from Wheaton col
lege He studied law at the Michigan
State University and in a law office
and was admitted to the bar at Green
Wis in 1S74 since which time
he has given his entire attention to
his profession
Judge Sedgwick removed to York
Neb in 1878 and entered at once into
active practice in which he was emi
nently successful Serving one term
as judge on the district bench he was
later supreme court commissioner and
was subsequently elected a justice of
the supreme court at the general elec
tion in 1901 serving as chief justice
in the closing two years of his term
At the close of his first term Judge
Sedgwick was a candidate for renom
ination but was defeated in the pri
maries by Judge M B Reese who had
been denied a re nomination some
years previously the republican voters
of the state seeming to desire to right
without delay the wrong done Judge
Reese at the previous period In this
decision no one acquiesced more
cheerfully than Judge Sedgwick al
though feeling that patient faithful
work fairly entitled him to a second
term
Since the expiration of his term
Judge Sedgwick has successfully con
tinued the practise of law at York
The splendid vote cast for him at the
recent primaries evidences the desire
of his fellow citizens of Nebraska to
return him to the supreme court upon
which he rendered such distinguished
and meritorious service
the board Mr Haller is also presi
dent of the Nebraska public library
commission a position which he has
held since the resignation of Chan
cellor Andrews from the commission
in 190G He is a member of the ex
ecutive committee of the Omaha
Commercial Club and a moving spirit
among the directors of the National
Corn Association
A graduate of the Iowa State Uni
versity he has long taken a particu
lar interest in the Agricultural Col
lege of the Nebraska University and
will bring to the Board of Regents
a ripe experience in business affairs
and a broad general knowledge that
will be of the utmost value to thf
continued progress of the University
Mr Haller is of German descent
and has spoken the lanjiiage from
childhood In addition to university
training he has broadened his edu
cation by extensive travel in this
courtry and Europe
is one overwhelming reason why the Republican party cm successfully appeal to all the reo
THERE for support at the ballot box for the candidates of the Repu lican party It is this- -The Repub
lican party has given the state Responsible Effective Economical and Intelligent Government in
every denartment Executive Legislative ad Judicial whenever entrusted with authorit by the people
The record is before the people and it is a goc record You can trust the Party which his proven true and
responsible in every test On that record the party asks the support f lie voters of Nebraska for its
candidates for the Supreme Court Judges Barnes Fawcett and Sedgwick ail of whom have served on
the Supreme bench with ability honor and fidelity to the interests ot the people and asks also for the
nnnrnvnl of Its candidates tor rteeents ot tne university uebsrs uuas au U1C -
Haller the first two of whom have served with distinguished ability and usefulness on the Board of Re
gents for nearly six years past the last named an pie prominent and sj made business nan of the state
i iinK innsr civen much attention to the University School of Agriculture The candidate of the
j ue utt - uic a eiJieaeuv
as candidates in the coming election has proven true to the peorle in every emergency On this broad
foiuucxtion of performance of duty well discharged the republics party asks for its candidates the c m
fidence and support of the voters of Nebraska
You tax the kidneys ovprvoik
then
They cant keep up the continual
strain
Tho back gives out it aches and
pvine
Urinary troubles set in
Dont wait longer tako Doans Kid
ney Pills
L II Seybold living S E Cor of
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Neb says I can heartily recommend
Doans Kidney Pills to nil sufferers of
kidney complaint This rf mody acted
strictly up to the representations in my
c ise and proved to be a kidney cure in
every sense of the word My work
obliges me to do a great den 1 of stooping
and lifting and also exposes nif tj in
clement weather These combined con
ditions probably caused my kidneys to
become disoidered and backache was
the result Though I did not take
Doans Kidney Pills as regularly as I
should have done they nevfrtheles
benefited me greatly and I willingly give
chem my endorsment
Plenty more proof like this from Mc
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neighbors boy who was so ill with a
cold that tho doctors pave him up was
curod by taking Foloys Honey and
Tar Nothing else is as eafo and cer
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Mr F G Fritz Ooeonta N Y
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benefitted by taking Foloys Orina Lax
ative and I think it is the best remedy
for constipation and liver trouble
Foleys Orina Laxative is mild pleasant
and effective and cures habitual consti
pation A McMillen
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Dr B B Dtvis of Omaha has been
made president of tho Burlington Rail
way Surgeons association Tho next
annual meeting of tho association will
be held in St Paul Minn
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