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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1902-11-07

November 4.
This is the last day for the introduc-
ton of bills by members except by con-
sent, consequently there was a windfall
of bills more or less important.
Important hearings on the Ross Rail
road bill and the License bill are held
today and this evening.
There is house bill for securing puri-
ty of elections, as we'll as senator Emery's
bill which is thought to be rather strin-
gent in its provisions relating to com
pensation for articles published in news
papers.
Three bills are before the agricultural
committee relating to tuberculosis, one
of which provides for the continuance
of the work by the board of agriculture.
Senator Russell's bill provides for com
mission of three members, two of whom
shall be veterinarians, all appointed by
the governor, and on compensation of
So per day.
The venerable and time honored bill
to remove the iron fence from the state
house grounds put in its biennial APP
pearance Monday.
The senate is strongly opposed to an
extension Of the open season for deer,
only the senator from Essex and senator
Emory of Orange appearing in its favor.
The only way in which Essex county
can secure any concession is for the open
season to begin month earlier. This
may receive favorable consideration if
well backed by petitions.
Several bills for electric railroad char
tiers are sidetracked through lack of
compliance with statute requiring publ.
cation of notice of same in newspapers.
Lieut.. Gov. Stanton is an active as
well as weighty presiding officer, and
has way of pushing business forward
to beat the record. ~
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1902-11-07
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ESTATE OF MARY O. N. DUNN.

The undersigned, having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court for the District of
Essex, Commissioners, to receive, examine
and adjust all claims and demands of all per-
sons against the estate of Mary o. N, Dunn,
late of Lexington. in said District, deceased,
and all claims exhibited in offset thereto, here.
by give notice that we will meet for the pur-
poses aforesaid at the dwelling house of A.
T. Holbrook in Lexington aforesaid, on the
twenty-eighth day of November and 21st
day of March next, from 1 O'Clock p. NJ. to
4 O'Clock p. NJ. each Of said days, and that
six months from the 9th day of October,
a. d. 1902, is the time limited by said Court
for said creditors to present their claims to
us for examination and allowance.
Dated at Lexington this gath day of Octo-
Der, A. D. 1902. 26-S
A. T. Holbrook Commissioners
Gaius Blodgett, I
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1902-11-07
BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.

PETITIONS FOR DISCHARGE.
In the matter OF John ID. Finigan, bank
rupt, in Bankruptcy.
To the Hon, Hoyt II Wheeler Judge of the
District Court OF the United States for the
District of Vermont
John u Finigan of Brighton in the
County of Essex and State OF Vermont. re-
OF November last he was duly adjudged bank
bankruptcy; that he has duly surrendered
all his property and rights of property, and
has fully complied with all the requirements
of said Acts and of the orders OF the Court
touching his bankruptcy; wherefore he
prays that he may he decreed by the Court
to have a full discharge from all debts prov
able against his estate under said Bankrupt
Acts. except such debts as are excepted by
law from such discharge.
Dated this Goth day of September, 1 902.
John ID Finigan, Bankrupt.
ORDER OF NOTICE THEREON.
United States District Court for the Dis
trict of Vermont.
In re John d. Finigan, Bankrupt, Dis.
charge.
Notice is hereby given that John u. Finigan
Bankrupt, has filed his petition dated Sep
TENDER Goth, 1902, praying for discharge
from all his debts in bankruptcy, and that all
creditors and other persons Directing to such
discharge may appear before me at the Office
of Hon Geo. n. Dale, in Brighton aforesaid
at O'Clock A, NJ. and then and there present
their objections, if any, to such discharge
with their proofs thereon.
MARSHALL MONTGOMERY,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
st, IOhuSbury VI. October % 1909
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1902-11-07
Disastrous Wrecks.

Carelessness is responsible for many a
railway wreck and the same causes are
making human wrecks of sufferers from
throat and lung troubles. But since the
advent of DR.. Kings New Discovery for
consumption, coughs and colds, even the
worst cases can be cured and hopeless
resignation is no longer necessary. Mr..
Lois Cragg of Dorchester, Mass, is one
of many whose lite was saved by DR..
Kings New Discovery. This great
remedy is guaranteed for all throat and
lung diseases by John W. Thurston,
druggist. Price 80 cents, and Sl.O0.
Trial bottles free.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1902-11-07

Get free sample of Chamberlain 5
Stomach and Liver Tablets at Thurs
toms drug store. They are easier to
take and more pleasant in effect than
pills. Then their use is not followed
by constipation us is often the case with
pills. Regular size, % cents per box.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-05
Items OF the Ddu
OF Personal interest

Miss Lily Goodwin accompanied her
brother Charles 4. Goodwin. who went
to Cananea yesterday.
Trainmaster j. &. Lindsay returned
yesterday from Yuma after escorting
the Pennsylvania Prize train over this
division.
Mrs. +, p. Snellhorn, wife of the
chief clerk to me train dispatcher at
the southern Pacific depot, has return
ed from visit 10 relatives in West
field. Ohio,
f. w. HILL deputy United States
marshal at Phoenix, came over this
morning on the Phoenix sleeper on
business connected with his Office.
w. NJ Scott, of Chicago, who re-
Gently purchased group OF claims
in the Arvaca district, in which ID. o..
Cochran Is Interested, is in the city.
Dr A. r. hyde, a healthsoeker, who
has been spending the winter at
OraCle, came in on the stage last night
Thomas Burns. the mining man from
San SimmOn. came In last night TO
spend few days in the city.
A. l.. Lewis stopped in the city 90
day cnroute from Phoenix to Nogales.
Mr.. Thomas H. Selby OF Tucson has
been elected general manager Of the
Calabasas Copper Company.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-05
Castles In the Air.

Yet | dream my dreams aud attend
70 my castles Ia Spain. have so much
property there that | could not in con.
science neglect II. Al The Years OF my
youth and the hopes of my manhood
are stored away, lik" precious stones,
In the vaults. and know that | shall
ind everything convenient, elegant
ana beautiful when | come into pos.
session. AS the years p0 10y am not
conscious that my interest diminshcs.
II | see that age is subtly Sitting his
snow into the dark hair of my Prue, |
smile, cOntcntcd for her hair, dark and
heavy as when | first saw IT, is all
carefully treasured In my castles in
Spain. If feel her arm more heavily
leaning upon mine rs We walk around
the squares, | press il closely 10 my
side. for | know that the easy grace Of
her youths motion Viii lc restored by
the elixir of that Spanish air If her
voice sometimes fails less clearly from
her lips. il is no less sweet 10 me, for
the music of her voices prime fills,
freshly as ever, those Spanish halls. II
tho light love fades little from her
eyes, | know that the gIanCcs she gave
nlc in her youth are the eternal sun
shine Of my castles iu Spain. George
W. Curtis In "Iru" and l.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-05
jtti <I' IT.
'ei. Wa Doiaa too Weya Ia Good
style

efsa Ma Doiae tao WoJa Ia Coca
Sfy.r
Menpcrs ot Gla -aua family aro 4t-
feote8 di0ereuty by c"nee drinking
one nal feel the effect IN "a aisofdcgeJ
stomach while another may have no
trouble win the stomach 80 far "a
known. bat have paiplta,lou OF tbe
heart and finally organic heart disease
ur ppfhaps in another the kidneys may
boe ONE affected
Ns M Illustration n family IN Muf-
physboro ia. reports an experience
Mrs Cole discovered that the sour
stomach and nervous restless nights
we're caused by coffee drinking Her
mother suffered from nervousness
when coffee was used while The
hrathcr of tn4 family became a wreck
directly fram coffee drnFtnE
Mrs. Cole. In her letter says, re'er-
rims L, her brother tfs went ifnm
one nhy~igjsn 10 another and 1'+ case
puzzled them a., unti te ha' Il'd u
dHcraut phrsjlau Som" the4aht ne
had apup'nxy, others iugowu.as ai'N+a.
some advised operations .o r'sicNe the
ugeesttYe at certain pnto'- hloA l1tt
mia ease became SO alarming uiat "h
were allau To have him al3H" I've lE'~
ducutY tainted away. ahi was IA 4
most ~retcitod condition,
Finally one o the physicians sue
r,sted that pos. Oily coffee brought On
some Of lae symptoms 80 ho #3@ per
suaded to give mp coffee and hefin tue
ueo ol Postum Food Coffee. Then ne
began TO recover. ami day by day the
old troubles left Now he has gotten
entirely we'll. has gained about ."
pounds ana IS the picture Of health
|Of course. he and his family use
Postum regularly lie says he "ooll
ms soon df,uE a spoonful OF poison as
q. oid fashioned coffee.
When we first began 10 make l""1'''.
il was boiled hut a iew minutes an"
none Of us liked it, but since we be
ran making 1t properly by having IL
boil Tong enough to bring out the
flavor we all consider il superior 10
the old fashioned coffee. 1t is decliouS
when made right and that Is easy
4 number of our friends have been
cured of various ailments by leaving
o.. coffee and using Postum with MIS-
the coffee caused "A smotherine
sensation. bloatlng and serious trouble
! with heart. She has entirely re-
covered since changing from common
coffee to Postum.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-05
WI, "a Linnrt sticLn.

The limrct has gained notoriety by
tho strength with which il adheres To
the rock on which il decides to rest
The force required IL detach the Iimpct
froul the roek has lately bccu tested hy
Il well known naturalist. who found
that more thau sixty pounds must be
cNcrted for tlc purpose 50 This lit'i"
thing. Weighing about haf an ounce,
sticks 50 tightly tb.d a force equal to
two Thousand Times tis own weight rs
necessary to drag ilaNuy
Il Was ri oHc ,ae opposed tloi at-
utuephrri, pressure oJ something 4"
80 VITA 'ao adhs inv.r ~ 'Ae l.u-
pet. lu' lt I~ 1goss -ts.r.a..t greed tAat
tbn rgatug. aHtc> t3 ~ ,ar for
tas purpose ~ fai ynUr finger
n ,aa fsch aauna aa',if f.o aptf
= teH aat#..t8 # 1 fn taat
3'nr -Hstta' ~r.ts a## H a.aF
.ug uaa teiaa rt
jur sug u gate. 'af u.
a.ng u sttt 9tjt" "u
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-05

were released after friends Of Mr.. Wa
tcfman had gone security for costs
A number OF other creditors appeared
III the Justice Courts hoping to at
taCli some Ot the effects OF Mr. Water
man but found that they had no relief
AS hc had left the city and left moth
ing behind He had paid the rent for
th" Oorudorff MOTEL in advance so that
tie owners Of that house lost nothing.
I'll" United Moderns have secured
sixty charter members and when the
list reaches one hundred. a locEl lodge
vii be instituted Messrs Elliott and
Harlan expect to have their charter
hst completed in about a week when
1ha lodge viii pe instituted at the 4.
80 4 " Hall
There were two Sunset trains NJ tho
depot at tire same time this morning,
Th the first time this season that
ID. united from the West was nine
THa lJmtyd trym tbs Woat was nine
hours latn and th" Limited from tho
Ia ~as font hours late. 20 that they
rs.i here The trains have all been
l1ea fc the past tAre days owing to
tia storms aA 0yer tha eouutry No
- at +. t.rdar eamo III al 40 thta
taora.oa and 80 u TO-DAY "ts three
a @ rHe reHHlsr from tho East
N aa haur late last night
Tt.e Fleming came q from Tho
ea uta Go'8 Mountain last n5Eht and
teH tAi. mar0iaq Ger Gione "hefr he
uratfHfeuta If the H5a War
rtar copper 1oiunan dr tl"rnina y
tat tarttra og ht m5ulag property
aht s. ad{4us tae Ga3t Nnentait
Campaas H I.lal3a i.Hnere Gn& com
p9etd bis contract Hn has ha~"r'r
arranged 81 resume dey"iopln NoFN
1a Gar.u the prop Har an
Eaau 'mau Nra }lett 'aff tbja morn
ae far 'rp to tbo GaIlaEa "a1H
taa Tt w Ha bard 'r@ 1a
fram tae ~u peif1 "ih #ii b"
au4 psea hnra
Ihaa roa rHann string n}a'
arpra Eauao aud s}e sIara J ttf'"
un4. af Is. aaa m' r1p#i*f }a'Ifit
laaite. usra uutta III g.afr.af" n Il"
Cathedral "a an garsF heT thi na-'
tae Re- Furaar lnan Performed 'H
ceremony Nr anH Nu I'aH " fa5@
eh.gr resldeaa~ af ono H'aH Nr
~ ia rcraoN of a'rs T. r. Nii'H
South Stone a4enNo
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-05
\ Good Gurssrr.

An cldufv Woman with Hn inpedi.
m"ut ia her sp"eel had troubles o.
h,G et,p.tf aa 'or0cr of Twelfth and
Walnut -rssat. theolhor day ~ cach
car .auc aat NH' street size would
stop ma az sotl, constructor 'ud-
dldda .ut. =. }"@ l.ter gpg
g14 -a at tHrs ga1 some
tilse~ afe & s"u}g 'ya .m
!ass.a .zssu..t $780, t-t- th' nr2f
ea Gu e@H e4t The s'rap
uua aeaa 5rayua
1I.e aoa4u
EH,a at #@ In ae
aut Waaaf $50
t.e aaaa0 q, af- +.@
d g@,a a attH' 'o.
asa5a .a'-ae ef.H aeG
-E asr a.sa"-a hsT 81 ~
lfa r3 A<.o~ n tnas.
-fatsr-f-i .n t @
uar
F
.ittsI
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The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-05

TaehlrHt
rn. u t'.'"}
n .a nj. 49,. t.ee hr- s.@ OF
n, .l ,.ea a "af
-y,.la~ nor.e at ''HE 'fs
nave ao.ra.d t.a aoa ~ ""r
or r.arudau lsse IL l.aH ..n
tnr9hara Ia ~, d.sc Isd q tree at
Vera l'a4 'nua Amrr'ca' nom
which pure water nt.nu9y dr,pP"d
from every leaf afd urh,
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-05
crirf ar. rhrift.

Thomas H8lry }|drch once received
a patacuc letter ju fcadoiu' haoh an
nnructn4 the death or a iiuIr daughter
and asking t he wou at send 'n his
,yn handwriting verse or l"' ir"m
"u,bic Hcl" 10 a<Su ac th" I'irf of
the household.
Aldrich sent the whole poem aud not
,nna altcr saw II II played in the shop
nr mn autogiaplI-.Ir I"r, with a good
round price 0ttacnrd fhef"to,
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-05
[HE CITY NEWS
IN PARAGRAPHS.

A. I o'clock this afternoon No. 8
h, reported tive hours late. It will be
| N ia t&o sections, No. 10 tomorrow
|muug was reported three hours and
aa't late
rs Barkley. Russell and Andcr-
b aao were appointed a committee
| III. oltncil by The Maypc and
10 confer with the OFF,
the railroad regarding protec-
t}e crossings viii meet with
odeut srOufe at thc earliest
aHy when the matter wLa be
IsUeh consideration.
aya OF the order ~ Eastern
progressive whist party
ua In the Masonic hall after
tr meeting ui tbe lodge Re-
Hts we're served and the party
most enjoyable affair. The
wa8 son by Nrs. /, 6 Capo
second prize by Miss Read
ana y = Wood are here
'a sonora and repurt that
afa mine haa hrpu aiat &o#n
hanse ot nanagvue IA aud
un of ueN ON a9s for tbe
J. , ifafjHtaa president rs
auy, haas reaa ausJ Aly. Bicry
gGug,uz The miN there and
;utsa ~ a.r u5i hamr lu
hiJ wood 46o Wa former
here has Hreu a0u tad
U34e Is Sonora
asa+ Hsre reported at She otis
HasHsn4 taay =. 1ayrc.
f5s1 of meningitis u IL
tf inlarUeHt viii by
8fr cajboae cemetery Re-
~ a4el ul bronchitis at l5a
treat
S. D. hifApatr.sh @il enter
>tu -al 'iHif i.ef ideuee
N#H@ mU~i"t1 program Ri
eeJ ly laa ~ mha5a ot the
catrasle ujf DIS rs'roa ing
t.f ii ~ fs t.e noeial
that wl}l b.. rendered at tAe
seNoc
C1IatFse FRS nera'iaf wtth
III aralbers for the lease oi
T igaal In 3a a5f t,a|1-
i4 ease Thomas I hy-
n fhe maHageWent 0l a."
a. Il Waterman who bias
8as tbe lutel STAGE the
5f le.t (3r III Paeo Yes
a str Waterman lett WE
R.ge aata he4 to pay terta
tle contents woaid not Il
tha dehta and the tfanha
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-05
.T0fpf IT trfjgaLS
eseebeesoosse@~@aeee ~"@s

~A< At44H<T gha 1oa"
-ta.taeaa. Jae tf huge fan@'a5a
II Saa pa.a " N
Gfoaysra ana ute SPOKANE A. ito ~
hrra. Frankfort J g. H0fo"an i91F'#
Ncy NJ SIMON 81 Paso e + Gray,
Indianapolis
oH&DORFF Nottingham
Chicago: ~ II pow,r San Francisco.
r. u l.ammue. Dsrott ] N Giiilis.
ananra. Il IL SHAW Denver. Miss
I. NJ Barns. Miss Ida Johnson. West
superior
PARK VIEW John Casey. Dos
Cbezas Il Henderson nouelas, u. 6
Sheer. Il. =. McCary, Naco, " A.
Mrt,itlwav. san Francisco, Thomas
burns. CorhIsr
SAN AAllr,R r. r. Andrews san
Francisco Ftank Hojbrook. Boenyrns;
II. c. Schae,.r. GGana Rapids, Thomas
Rurnx Cofhl4,. J. Mclvy, Benson,
Fred ! pope N,w lorN, Harold Cobb,
Now York homa ltreyca, san Fran
cisco. " J Norris Los Anreles /.
+, smith. Saw r'n $500. i|ehi% 9,
carr. san Taoet.o, 4 u Lewis,
Noaales
WINDSOR l-aaa Rad, california,
Ike uHv. uee, Or A. Hyde.
nrarH u ~ a.eta Chicago. N 4,
Wood N,e#u. A. " raymond.
~tn.At.8. tau- Beams. @lm simon
os f Notle. @a1ts.thr
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-05
-. Hrllu$eitlent$ -.

Manager Grossetta has announced
the prices for the engagement oi the
Chicago Sympuny Orchestra They are
the same that are being charged Tor
this concert in Los Angeles. Tho adj
vance agent of .he company wanted
to charge higher price. bnt after
a consultation with the management.
Mr Grosactta succeeded IN getting the
prices reduced to the scale that Is
charged iu The cities, he orchestra
will give their concert hcre next
Tuesday evening. There aTe fifty mI-
sisianA If renoHn IN the company
an uudot the direction of Adolph Hos
.nh, ser
The oueinm Murray and Ma K
cmpant Us romtna heyr iia latter
part III tln montt wien they viii
present shooting t5c Sehp'"s THIS
is the same organization tba, played
@linutegu Bait and tne engage
ln.nt st JIia company ber" VIII t"
tanaed forward "a with delight .F ah
forcr- af ! j H8t iE
0Hti6a of li,r tuifaEe SYMPHONY
tfr. htssa #aa aaotue fsf at
SIT Gr4uHa h#~ 6oaas3 uay tNa
Attt t-#t
uf tae ..a4ot4 EH april rae same
company nHt present H8pff of
1feuf sa8 aH Tie PriaHfr - Z.H-
IA ~ th faH npa,a lla -a
~8ug aGht LATER fha
.a8fh Ee1 El~.r af@ pIay fHe
fsg-tau >} she sra toa
sen aaenn U unm"0t
Tine HaatH ef Ne T
sat hGe
so fsa aa
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tea.aa aua s faa
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The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-05
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The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-05
SOM WRITERS.

sx
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ABS au
tas,f.eu4
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81
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shorter "a I."
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-05

MALE HELP WANTED. Men 10
learn barber trade M limit TO term.
Constant practice anf expert instruc-
ton until competent, Catalogue free.
Moler Barber College. san Francisco,
Cat. SG-1i6.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-05

LOST \ fox terrier foHr months old.
Wh1tr Nlta otack mead and black
spot Oh bip \ fe&ard via bo paid
iaF his RETURN .o uj5 " est Eranltint
a,rrct il3-1t5
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-05

make special figureson ELK tooth
mouutnes Of any design. e. q. Capo,
the Jeweler. So West Congress street.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-05

rar't forrest that yoa cRa ant n.ai"
- ays,ar7 lu aug style for 3 c"a5a ~
cafe GaI0tfae.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-05

LADY FROM the l.ast wishes a posi-
tIop as eola paHiou l3 elderly lady Or
invalid y a 80 travel. Gail
30 West Broadway. il3-l3S
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-05

rs A>Tla 11 HE>T oae 9r moro
steam huErss one or more port
able saatcl= Tor four orbfe months.
~noy,,. "a tv used on the cut-off.
IN lha Sontheru Pacific. between
Rogers &aw Mexico. and Strauss.
New Mexico Win receive snoFcla
o. d southern Pacific Railroad
and return them at the same point
al tho completion Of the work. Ad-
dress. The Nelson Construction
Company. T. O. Box G9l, FL Paso,
Texas. 1i2-ll7
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-05

t n a. shyl the ap'i.'aH Z"
Swing trre cec tha'aiuai'8.
~sl i5on guaranteed.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-05

Fer wedding, Birthday and house
hold goods in sterling Rilverawre. 1sa1
Rogers Bros. goods. watches and
iewelry, cali on Il. G.. Capo. tho
Jeweler, &3 West Congress.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-05

.EaHhGg N,aHUunt @t Al firEi-
n a5 o54iG safety
i'ne lgsH eg Co.. n stone
axe.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-05

no nt5
street.
80
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-05

rms
rally
y.$n9.
70
t.fl of-
11~t-
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-05

i'fa5tta
Isas
hae lbr
aHs
aane
1l4-1IG
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-05

e> G HFe for
tse price
Ha ST. g.
tnE.ls l99-1@4
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-05

FOR SALE tt@Etf Sarge csbnok
e.h s.as ee Et5ta5.# Ser sta
s store.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-05

l.yt. -Atte a.ya Enquire og
a E3r IT, West Pennington
5rset ilt~II5
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-05
FtlIf ALE.

FOR SALE < aunirT OUTFIT. Good
rut 84N5t g aa -'nt and all
HEefsl a#or. l3.a ftoX 50. City.
l15-11Z
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1902-07-12
Globe Sights.

After all, sympathy does not leave
much OF an impression.
After you have been sick few DAYS,
it looks mighty cheerful outside.
It will do you more good to acknowl-
edge your faults than it will do your
enemies.
After new baby arrives at man s
house, he always wants to know how
much other new babies weigh.
Did you ever notice that it is the
little pale blonde man who has an am
bition to hold a high position in a
lodge?
We have noticed that when there is
band in town there are more men
than usual on the streets smoking
pipes.
What has become of the old fash.
Toned man who wanted to put his enc
mics where the dogs wouldn't bite
them?
''lf anything makes me mad, it is to
see man read one of my joke books
with perfectly serious face. Drake
Watson.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1902-07-12

'ln my opinion" said Superintend.
ent of Public Instruction L. ID. Harvey
in a recent interview, "there is no
question about the absolute success of
the agricultural schools we are estab-
fishing in some of the counties of the
state. 10 both Marithon and Dunn
counties the authorities have done
their best in the selection of their in
structors. Combining the normal
school and the agricultural school is
sure to work successfully. | believe
that the advance step Wisconsin has
taken in this direction will be followed
by every agricultural state in the union
My department has received a vast
number of inquiries from other states
and has been corresponding with Off
cials all over the country who desire
information regarding our plan of work
and organization for these schools, and
| am sure that within a period of ten
years or less the Wisconsin plan will
be generally adopted throughout the
country. 1t is clear to my mind that
the agricultural schools will not only
be popular but will be found to be
most useful and practical adjuncts of
our school system"
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1902-07-12

The two free employment bureaus
established by the last Legislature.
situated one at Milwaukee and one at
West Superior, had been in operation
year last Saturday. That Labor
Commissioner Halford Erickson issued
the report of the work of the two
bureaus for the week just closed and
for the entire year. The figures show
that during the year 8,625 positions
were filled after application had been
made at either one or the other of the
bureaus. The showing for the year
is gratifying to Commissioner Erickson.
The recapitulations follow:
For the Week Period od--Applications
for employment filled, 81; applications
for help filed 1O5; positions filed. 81;
applications for employment untitled,
Q; applications for help untitled, 8.
For the Fifty two Weeks Applica-
tions for employment filled. 1868;
applications for help filled, 8.625;
positions filed, TAT: applications for
employment untitled, 1881; applica-
tions for help untitled, l,14S.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1902-07-12

Shades OF night! wherein has Gov
ernor La Toilette ever demonstrated
a wish or desire to reform taxation
other than in high sounding words,
clothed in polished demogoguery?
True, he essayed in that direction
when he signed and made a tax-law
that squeezed from poor old Ike Step
henson's inner vest pocket, ~ cents
tax on steam launch that cost in the
neighborhood of $50, 900, while the
editor of this paper is forced to pay
double that amount on single press
that cost less than $1,000! Add to
this Mr.. La FOilette's signature to
Overlook $ freak ice bill, which has
cost the state thousands of dollars to
demonstrate its unconstitutionality, and
you have Mr.. La Follette's sum total
''tax reforms in nutshell. And
Gods patient poor'' are promised
more "relief" if he is given one more
chance and legislature that will
work in ''harmony" with him, which
means when reading between the lines,
Senator John c. Spooner's seat in the
United States senate or nothing else.
-GilIett Times,