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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-30
Elm 8anne
ber &a9e.
H.. Sprtiebune.l

Matbtlbe bate Doll 4ufresuns gee
fproden.
Sberit Mansfielb nanbte lid iofort
1a9 Der beseidneten Ridtuns. lab
aber nur nod bas Slattsrn zines @or@
banses unb cine i4muBise 9anh ST
elite GUS offene 5eniter. erblidte ncd
eine tietns 9eitalt, bic bonn 8altpn
atf's pflditer fprana unb fortrunnte.
rSat 0u bas 9eft9t seiebea, Wa.
tbilbes 9ait Ou es ertannt9"
rSSu, es mar bas @eiidt bes iungen,
aerlumptsn @asabunben Der msin
Rferb eri9redte. Sd fdb es in benz
BART atpar MIR einer Moment, aber es
bate einen eisentbiimIiden Bid, ben
i'd nidt persefien tann."
.S6ne 3peifel TT Der iunge Sburse
gelpbor's Wertseus uno bat midi perz
folst, um gu erfabren, mo Ou tppbnit.
ST bnnte Soft, liebes 9ers, bab i'd
BON nun an Dir nabe iein perbe, Did
gu f9iiben unb gu retten."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-30
8. &dpttel.

80 Du fiiber, tleiner gnsel, 9u
peri, per follte Did nidt lieben!" rtef
Mtb Mariton leibeni4aftlt9, als lie
ben Mrm UNI 2illp Mansfielb f9lang
unb lie tibte.
Mrs. Charlton besriibte bas iunge
Mdb4en apar tpeniser ftiirmtid, aber
ntdt minber berali4.
Sci tptllfommen, tbeures &inb, in
Oetner rleuen 9etmatb unb in meinem
9eraen, bas audi nod Baum fir cine
stpeite So4ter bat"
2illp mar gana bertpirrt.
Sbr 8ruber bate tbr auf Matbil<
bens 8itte muir sefast. bab fie nit ibm
rteue 8etannte beiu4en folle.
Was bate nun bieier Nusbru9
f9neferltder 2tebe, biefer Willtom<
r,tr, boil nriitterli4er 31rtlidfett 81
bebeuteng Wertpanbte ipare1 es bod
tnobl nt9t, font bGtte tie IGnsit bon
ibnen 9e6Srt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-30
TO-. e l..

Gs paren biele Reiter i'm parte an
bieiem Nadmittae, niemanb erreste 10
bel Iuffeben als Sberit Mansfielb
unb feline @efdbrtinnen. Nidt rur
bic S40nbeit Der pferbe, au4 bic glez
gana unb Stderbett Der Center fanb
dltsemeine REMEMBERING. Matbilbe
Mariton fiiblte fi9 unfasbar slidlt4,
nod nte tpate, ibr bic rpntantifbsn
Mnlager 70 reiaenb erfdienen. sic
rift at Mansftelb's Re9ten, 2illp gu
feiner Ginten, 70 ftreiften fte bur6 bic
f91nften pldbe, iebes Wort, ieber 8ltd
rerfiinbete Slid unb Sreube.
Sic mp9ten unsefGbr cine balte
Stunbe seritten iein, als fie fi4 pl0bz
li4 8elp6or unb Ourant seseniiber ias
ben.
griterer glaubte in 9esentpart Der
Oamen unseitraft anmabenb iein gu
biirfen unb fpra4 laut gu Ourant, als
Tie al, Der @efellf9aft porbetritten:
,Stebft 0u, 2eslte, bas lit Der Seis=
ling, BET beute metne 9erausforberung
ntht annabm."
Sberf Mansfielb fiiblte bas 9lut
beib in bic Mansen ftrDmeu, ct belt
ben 3usel ftrammer, un bas pferb
cufaubalten unb gu tpenben."
rGbgar," fliifterte Matbtlbe fanft,
,bersib nt9t, baB elm S4urte einen
ghrenrnahr ME bef4tmpfen fann. Sd
,hre unb Iiebe Did, tpetl Du Did ipei.
eerteF, Did NIT biefem Renf&en auf
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-30
g.. &apttel.

Naabem 3elt 8elpbor's Wobnuns
berlaiIen, elite er bur9 bic bebOlterten
Straben, Bis er 8arteri treet errei4t,
in beren Mitte fi4 70 Diel Irmutt,
glenb, Sammer unb 8erbrsden beftnz
ben, als pobl trsenb auf grben in
alei9em Haum. Bon benz Itaubtgen
pflater taudte ct in cine unterirbiiGe
Hieberlage ~getragener & .eibunsstiide.
Das 2ofdl mar bur9 auet 9dnselamz
ben erleudtet, Bel beren Iablem Shet<
ne Der gtntretenbe lanss Retben bon
WaarenfGdern unb elm f4mubtges
Romptoir erbltdte.
Sn bieien GGdern las:a 9aufen ge=
traaener &letber aller Irt, bic bon
9r5blern, @erftetseruns:a unb na9
Nnfidt Der poltaei AUDI Don ben finfz
sistauienb Saidenbteben unb &onior%
ten, bic bas amerifanii6e Babylon un>
fiber maiden, bier Angelic srt purben.
!6inter benz 3omptoir itanb eth alter
T6mGdtiser Mann NIT iGarfen our4s
brinsenben Wtefelausen, einem sldn>
senben &abltopf unb cinem lansen
tpeiben ober bielmebr burd Saeat
unb @9mub brauneel6en Bart.
Die 6abi9tsnafe unb bas fpibe
@efi4t, bas fid sessn bic stirn gu
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-30
Damn mubt Ou mir bas 9aus 5etz

Damn muBt Ou mir bas 9aus seis
gen."
,Wenn Sic mir nod sebn Dollars
seben."
r9at 0u tein 9epiiien, tleiner
S9urts9"
sd CLAUDE ni9t. Saben Sie eins9
3eisen Sic mfrs, bamit i9 peib. mics
ausfiebt."
.0a FAT er Did I9on tpieber setrofs
fen. Srant", laate 9urant, mir
f4eint, Der Sunge bat unsefdbr 10 bel
@epifiea uls mir spei nit chamber
unb bann bat er eritaunlia penig.
11ebrisens tbdteit Du better, ibm bic
aebn Dollars EXTRA gu seben, bamit er
iid reinist unb before aleiber Der.
f9afft. Menn ct nt9t mebr In 1olf'
f4mubisea 2umpen itedt, pirb mir
tpo6l audi einfallen, mem er sleidt."
.Willit Du in anftdnbisen &leibern
er39einen, bamit id NIT Dir ausseben
fam. tosrn ib Dir nod aebn Dollars
EXTRA sebs9"
r@erfsbt ii9. Sd CLAUDE stpar,
i9 tperbs mid erfdEten, tpenn i9 bic
S9mubtruite abpaf4e, aber fdlimmsr
tpirb es audi ni9t fetn als bic Mafern
unb bic babe t9 ssbabt.1
r9ut, fomme alio morsen @ormits
tag p;eher. SAB 9ein Dertptlbertes
9aar austdmmen, pai9e Did orbentz
li9 unb irrae fir paifenbe &leiber unS
S4ube.'
.3elt purbe entlaiien unb gins freu:.
big forr; CT beiab nun mebr @eIb, als
ct friibsr i; sefeben. unb fiiblte iia reid
tpie Elm G1niG.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-30

nant iibe. bic Sdnelle; ba er aber bas
@efi4t mod auf ben Sberiten setpen,
bet bate, fab er nidt, ND er bintrat,
unb ma9te, ba Die Sreppe serabe ror
Der Sbiir miinbete, cine unerpartet
fdnelle 9igabfabrt.
Der Oberit fab nur nod feline Ger<
fen.
Mansfielb fiblte 8eiorsnib iibsr
bas S4tdfal feines 8eiudes unb ber'
lieB alsbalb feline Wobnuns.
Der 9ausbeiiBer ldaelte, ais Ct
ibm auf Der Sreppe %besesnete.
Isle baben einen Sauptftreid gelis'
fert. Sberft. Sd tpubte, UNI !pas es
ii9 banbelte, uno freute mid Sbrer
1ummarI4en Intport."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-30
II. &abttel.


Seit Srma ben iungen 3elt in TIRE
Wobnung gefibrt bate, tparen atpe1
Stunben berflofien.
Inter Der 9ano zines DINERS. ben
Der &nabe fir taubitumm belt, neil sr
nt9t 1pra9, purbe er in tparmen 8ds
bern NIT S9mamm unb 8irite seriez
ben unb sereinist, Bis bic 9aut pis
Itlas sldnate.
Na9bem iein rei9es, i4par5es
Saar aussetdmmt par, fiel es in lans
sen 2oden iiber feline Sdultern, unb
als bic Spilette bur9 einen fetnen, Der
I6lanten, iunser @eitalt senau pafisns
BEN Mnaug bon f9paraem Sud-, tabelz
loier 8dide unb elesanten Stiefeln
bollenbet mar, tannte fia 3elt felbit
ni9t mebr pieber, als ihn Srn.a ppr
sinen sruben Spiesel fiihrte.
uMeiner Sreu," rtef ct erifaunt,
,tper ftebt benin neben Shnena"
uSu felbit, lieber Sunge. 9abe !9
Dir niat seiast, 9u f0llt St9 n'ft
mebr tennen9"
ugber tpenn i9 bas bin, i4aue ih ia
aus pie STE, 5rdulein."
uDas psib id, unb bisfe Iebnlt@z
feit pirb uns zines Sa9es bon eroz
bem RuBen iein." -
u@arum aber febe iA Shnen glei4s
9as mD9te i9 pifien!"
rWenn Du mir In Nllem folgi,
tperbe i'd Dir zines Sases Elm @es
betmnib fa9en".
LIMB i4 uerbe es treuli9 bepab'
rem.
Srma lddelte.
rDu follft bier I'M 6aufe Elm 3int'
rter befommen, baB Du INNER bes
tpobnen fannit, penn Du nur ipillf1,
besann Tie mad elmer paufe pieber. \
rNber ar bas 1T bel 5u bibi4 fur
mid, e~ntsesnete Der anabe fat flis
iternb, als er bas NIT ortentalti9ew
2urus einseridtete Simmer iibtt'
Mort5ebuna folat.)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-30
aummere Sid

line @tufe gu ftellen. aimmere 9i9
1i9t um feline Heben."
sd bante Dir, tbeure Mat6ilbe,
RAP Du mid CUR pflidt gegen DID
anb aiIIp suriidruft. Meine erite 4bs
t4t mar bin5ureiten unb ben 8uriAen
~ aii9tisen, nun mill ia aber meme
9dnbe ni9t NIT ibm befleden, tpenn ct
leinen btretten Qnsriff ma4t."
~Sn bieiem Sale ipirbe i4 Did
ard niat bitten, i'm au f9onen, i'd
tpitrbe bann eber fir etnen tpiitbenben
ounb um @nabe fleben. M6er parur1
'lt gu fo fill unb bleid, 2illh Du
~,ttterft iaa"
sd tann nidts bafar," ftammelte
lie, ~ber dltere Mann iab mid nit els
mem Bid an, Der mein Slut e~ritarre1
!ieb. Gs miiifen rsdt bOfe Menfden
Iein."
nSa tpobl," ertpiberte Mansfielb,
Jude In ben @efansnifien na9 BET,
n%tebrtgften aemeinf item 8erbrsh>
ern, bur@forf9e bic pertomme1z
ten 9Dblen bes Caters unb Su pirit
letne fhle9teren Subiette finben, als
8elpbor unb 0urant. Sic baben alz
Iein mebr Sinslinse our 8eraubns i6=
Ter 8robberrn perleitet, als allie anbe=
rem @auner auiammen, baben rei5e
eeute an ben 8ettelitab gebra6t pher
jum 8etrus beranlabt, biele CUR gsrz
|tpeiflung, gum Selbitmorb getrie6en.
Gs finb bies bic sefdbrlt9ten 8erbres
fer, bic fret u%mberseben."
n2iisner!"
Cine aiidenbe Sttmme 'batte bas
Dort geipro9en. Der Sberlt nanbte
iib, fab Sranf 8elpbor unb 2eslie Su>
rant bi4t btnter iid; Tie batten auf
benz tpei9en 8oben iih unbemertt ter
8eiellf9aft sendbert.
n2iigner!" tpieberbolte 8elpbor blsi9
bot 3orn unb erbob brobenb bic Reitz
,eitfde.
Mansfislb CAB benz pferbe bic Spa
rem, aog NIT elmer 9ano bic 3isel an
unb Der eble Qraber fprans in etnem
9albtreis an bic Settle bss Sptelsx1
Nun ersriff CT bic erbobene 9anb
gelp6or's ober bielmehr beiien Irm
unterbalb bes @elentes unb nit einem
fauter &ra9 mar Der Irm sebroden.
rOas pirb sic lebren, ME tpieher
.ine brobenbe 9anb sesen mid gu err
6eben," iprad Mansfielb, als Der
Spieler Dor S4mers aufi9rte unb
it5 frimmte.
,S9ieb i'm ,nieber, 2eslie, er fat
mir ben Qrm serbrr4en, f4ieb i'm ME-
bsr!!" tptmmsrte ct.
nWenn Sic bic Waffen in 9egcnz
mart bteier 9amen sieben, Suno
bon einem Spieler," fliiiterte
Der Serbit leife aber beutlid, riollen
Sic fterben, pbne nur beten gu tOnner.
S9ieben Sic, tpenn Sic es pasen."
limb er lsste bic eigene 9anb auf cine
Waffe, obne biefe jebod berpor5uoles
fen.
v2ab uns beimseben, 5ranf. t4 bin
in feiner tampfluftisen 2aune," iagte
Durant baitig unb tpanbte iein Yfero,
sbe 8elpbor antporten tonnte. SeBte=
ref folste linn itDbnenb.
Ser Sberft bolte feline 8eslettertnz
men elm. 2illp mar febr aufserest,
Matbilbe aber, felbit muthig unb fart,
freute ii9 iber ben Mutb bes Man>
neg, benz lie ibr iunges 9ers sesebsr
unb beptlltommnete i'm NIT etnem 2dz
1eln.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-30
(Tortiesuns folst.)

Wermenbuna alter GemnteIr. mtHA
psi9t bas altbdaspe In afttA en-,
bridt Is aus. unb 8f6t einiss cid, IT.
linen unb 3uders bd5p. Sui SE{@7
linatberssrabtt, tpir8 .haS gafassa
I'm Ru4srbl4 aaAg{9lt}. AnS8
.tis 20 Minuten b MSbssE, S{5e
5lbfd eelb 9tbdftS. HG@6
4msdt au 3Hee Dbl Hdfftl BOZ
G&.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-30
Z. 6 |.

7. &1ptteL
Simotbeus Muggins, grleutnant
s!si4btel bon irel4em Restment, bers
lieS aet5tis unb tDrperlt9 libel allge>
r,htet Mansftelt's Wobnung.
Ct bog um bic gde unb marIdierte
in ben S9napslaben Der Grosbbfrdbe,
no ct fid NIT einem @lds9en Gosnae
f!drtte. 9as befdbtste i'm, gum ndds
fen 9alteplab Der StabtzS mnibu5fe
gu selansen. atpanais Minuten fpdter
Gcfanb er ft9 tor benz 9auie 2sslie
Nurant unb Comp, um ietnem prin>
aipal 8elpbor 8eri9t gu eritatten.
rS9ldst er meme 9erausforberuns
aus9" fraste Der Spieler, blei4 Dor
Corn.
ST aerrib fte."
~9er Getsltns!"
~9ealgli4 Sbrer perfon NOR er s5en
10 9Oflt4, ct fagte, sic ieien elm
S9urte unb berbienten ben @alsen.
ST babe iibrtsens bic @erldumbuns
geaiemenb aufsenommen unb sic FILL
ten mir etpas 9ibf9es fir meme
aRibe geben."
rWas tbaten Sie2"
sd blidte i'm finiter an unb pollte
i'm eben ansreifen, als er fi9 an midi
r,Gate unb i9 fortsing."
r@ut, i9 mill Sbnen etpas ss5en.
Musstns. 9dtten Sic mir, S9rem
@eripreden semdB, cine 3uiammenz
turft NIT linn beri4afft, baB i9 linn
cine &usel bur9 ben 8opf bGtte iaz
gen tDnnen, 10 piirbe ih Sbnen bunz
bert Dollars seseben bahen. So mie
es 1T - BIER"
Mussins ftredte sieris bic 9anb
aug unb 8elpbor leste einen 9dlben
Dollar btnein.
$50, bas beaablt elm paar 9liier
@9naps. Mbteu, Musstns. Surant
unb i4 baben 9ef4Gfte i'm Part."
r8elpbor, bas lit cine S9ma9; Sic
piifen, nte arm ib bin."
n9err 8elpbor, tpenn i9 bitten bari.
sd tpetb, bab sic arm limb, unb berz
ipenbe sic besbalb. 8etommen Sic
ni4t etpa Sbren 2obn, tpenn Sic ans
cine Saube in's Neb lpden2 @eniist
Sbnen bas ntdt, 10 perbe i4 Mansz
fielb's plan berfu9en unb Sic audi
tinausperfen."
u0as 1T unertrdsli4, BEL allen 9Otz
term" murmelte Muggins. rSehen
Sic gu, ob i9 sic biefe 8ebanblung
n;4t entgelten lafie."
r8leiben sic, mo Sic finb," idrie
Der Spteler unb sos einen Hebolper alls
Der Safde, runb ieBt pioerrufen sic
BE 9robuns, ober i4 bobre Elm 2o4
in Sbr feises SELL"
IS Simmel, idieben Sic to4
nt4t!" rief Muggtns unb fant auf bic
&nte.
$50 peripreden Sic, gu bienen unb
gu geborden."
sd sslObe ss," tsudte Der aru1e
&erl.
nObne 8eanfpru4ung elmer gesabz
luns?"
So" it0bnte Der @lenbe, BENIN bic
piitolenminbuns itarrte linn entsesen.
r8is gu Sbrem 9obe9"
sd periprede, mas Sic tpollen,
bite, lesen Sic bic piitole meg. lie entz
iebt MIDI"
ST., unb nu, MAIDEN Sic ft9 fort
unb fu9en sic &unben fir beute
Na9t. !6ier lit Elm SinfDollari9etn,
iprsen Sic, bab t9 benfelben bteien
Ibenb NIT Snterefien auriderbalte,
lon1t 1ollen sic MIDI ianft f9lafen."
SD tperbe mid baran ertnnern."
1nb Der arme Stmotbeus Muggtns
madte ii4 aus benz Staube unb paste
faum aufoubliden.
gs mar bart. Wer it9 aber ben
plGnen zines S9urten b~erfauft, BARI
ni9ts anberes erparten als idurfenz
bate 8ebanbluns. Qls ct fort mar,
lieben 1i9 bic beiben Spteler bic Spoz
rem an f9nallen uno gingen NIT golbz
oefabten &eitpeiti4en in ben 9dnben
auf bic Strabe, mo spet prd4tis aufz
geadumte Pferbe lie ertparteten.
2ansiam ritten lie benz Central
hnrf al.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1903-04-10
RAILWAY TIME CARDS.
tuTCA10 MfY.wA UREE6 ST. PAUL.

Trains Leave Edgerton Station as Follows
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1903-04-10
Teachers Meeting,

The spring meeting of the Rock
County Teachers association will be
held at Milton Junction, Saturday, Nav
2, 1903. Teachers of Edgerton and vicin-
ity should plan to attend this meeting.
Trains run conveniently and Pres. Healy
is sparing no effort to make. themeeting
good one. One of the principal topics
will be the correlation OF nature work
and drawing. Teachers are requested
to bring with them specimens illustrat-
ing this work.
Pupils of district schools holding com
mon school diplomas are offered free
tuition in the eighth grade of the Edger-
ton public schools during the spring
term. l take this means of urging any
such who are thinking of entering the
High school next fall to take advantage
of this opportunity, not only for the pur-
pose of strengthening themselves in the
common school branches, but to become
accustomed to our methods of study and
recitation, and so start in next fall with
out many endorsements which, for
time at least, put the country pupil at
disadvantage. WA CLARK, Prin..
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1903-04-10
CIVIC SOCIETIES.

EDGERTON CAMP No. 440, M. w. A. meets
IL in WOOdmen Hall the 1St and Sd Thursday
evenings Of each month.
FULTON LODGE No. SO F. u A. M. meets
in Masonic Hall every 1st and Sd Wednes-
day OF each month.
POYAL NEIGHBOR LODGE No. 2460 meets
~ in WOOdmen Hall the I'd and 4th Wednes-
day evenings Of each month.
FDGERTON LODGE No. 146. K. P, meets
- every Tuesday evening at o'clock
FDGERTON ADVANCEMENT ASSOCIA-
- TON meets second Wednesday of each
month.
FDGERTON BRANCH AMERICAN FED
~ GRAFTON OF LABOR meets in Wood
man hall first and third Friday evenings of
each month.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1903-04-10
SUDDEN SUMMONS.
VIM 8 Jones Falls Dead While Working
at His Trade.

VIM 8. Jones Falls Dead While Working
at His Trade.
The community was shocked Tuesday
afternoon by the report that spread
about town that VIM. S. Jones had died
suddenly while at work at his trade. He
was employed at the home of J. A. Hen
derson and had about completed the
papering of chamber, the last piece of
border having been covered with paste,
when he was stricken and fell to the
floor. Mrs. Henderson heard a groan,
went up stairs to the room and found
Mr.. Jones lying upon the floor in an I'M
conscious condition. She Immediately
sent for assistance, but by the time
friends arrived the end had come. Ex-
cepting slight attack off the grip, Mr..
Jones has been in is his usual health and
though complaining some of pain in the
chest and of bad cough he was still
able to continue. his work, none of his
relatives believing he was so soon to pass
away.
William S. Jones was born in New
York City, Oct 9Th, 1881. and conse-
quently in his 72d year. He came to
Wisconsin in 1855, first settling in James
vile and was married in May of that
year to Elizabeth Richardson. He re-
turned to New York in 1860 where he re-
manned for seven years, then returned to
MELVILLE which was the hone OF the fam
lily until 1885 when they came to Edger-
ton to reside Since that time he has
followed his trade, that of painter and
paper hanger Mrs. Jones died almost
as suddenly as her husband about two
years ago.
Of five children who were born and
reared to mature age. three alone sur
vive. Sylvester and A. B. Lex who re-
side in GAINESVILLE, and Mrs. F. L. Bur
dick of this city, with whom the deceased
made his home of late.
The deceased was an upright and con-
scientious citizen and enjoyed the re-
spect of the community. His life has
been one OF usefulness and the memory
of his good deeds will be cherished after
him. Funeral services took place Thurs
day, afternoon at o'clock from his late
home and 2 o'clock at the Congrega
tional church, Rev. Stephens conducting
the services. The burial was in charge
OF Fulton Lodge F. & A. MI. OF which the
deceased was member.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1903-04-10
Obituary.
JOHN QUIGLEY.

Died at his home in this city, Monday
morning, April 9Th, John Quigley, aged
IS years. The deceased was a native of
Roscommon county, Ireland, coming to
this country with his brothers while very
young, and located in the town of Full
ton. In 1852 he was united in marriage
to Thresa Malian who died few years
later. He married again August 2, 1857,
to Alice Connors who survives him. His
only son died Sept. Is, 1891. He was a
man who was respected by all who knew
him and departing leaves many friends.
Funeral services were held from st.
Joseph's church Wednesday morning,
Father Harlin officiating and interment
took place in the Catholic cemetery.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1903-04-10
Soldiers, Memorial Defeated.

The proposition to levy special tax
of 5000 to aid in the erection of a sol
diess' memorial, was defeated by the
voters OF Dane county, the country towns
having cast their votes against it,,
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1903-04-10
Tobacco Notes.

II tobacco Notes. & q
& Edward McNair of Brodhead called
upon the tobacco dealers of this market
Wednesday.
Henry Friedman and Cap. Campbell
of Chicago were callers in this market
yesterday.
We learn an error has been made in
reporting the sale of Peter Halverson's
crop few weeks ago. 1t has not been
sold.
Mr. E. G. Tallard left for New York
Tuesday morning with view of spend
ing some time in the Connecticut valley
district
Sherman Green, who has had charge
of the packing of J. Bunzl & Sons in this
market, closed operations Monday, hav.
ing put up but little short of 1000 cases
of the 1902 crop.
Mr.. Jack Harris, who has been in
charge of the Watertown branch of the
American Cigar Co. this season, visited
friends in this city short time early in
the week previous to leaving for his
home in New York.
Mr.. F. L. Baker of Milwaukee, who
has succeeded F. II. Porter as represen-
tative of the Empire Line, called upon
shippers here this week. Mr. Porter has
been promoted to agent for the line at
Kansas City.
w. T. Pomeroy & Co. have withdrawn
their tobacco seed advertisement from
this paper, having sold their entire sup
ply and are short good many pounds
to fill all their orders received. The firm
believed they had an ample stock when
the season opened but the demand for
the strain of Constock Spanish grown
by them has been unprecedented this
season, indicating that it pays to propa-
gate the best varieties of seed.
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THE SPRING ELECTIONS.
Light Vote and Little Interest Mantle


The result of Tuesdays election con-
firms the opinion that an 'off year. in
municipal politics has little to recon-
mend it to the. voters. With only few
officers to elect very little interest was
manifest in the proceedings, either at
the caucus or the polls. This is best IL
Illustrated in the fact that lighter vote
was polled than for many years past,
only 252 being cast in all the wards.
Here is the result in figures:
For Justice of the Peace
&. .. Shannon. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $50
For Alderman
G. H. Babcock ........ ............... 50
l.. N. Pomeroy NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 26-27
For Supervisor
E. c. Hopkins. Observation-Disclosures. SIS
Second Ward
For Alderman
T. A. Clarke. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~
Third Ward.
For Alderman
August Dallman. Observation-Disclosures. 50
ChaS. Stark. ............ 10y
For Supervisor
Henry Ebbott.. ..................... 40 -
n. w. Dallman. Observation-Disclosures. ll-~S
For Justice of Supreme Court
r. j. Seibeclker. Observation-Disclosures. %
William Ruger. ............ 60 80
Amendment to Constitution
For. o9
Against. Observation-Disclosures. l9-4O
ALBION.
The only opposition to the republican
ticket in Albion was from the prohibi-
tionists. who cast Is votes, The vote
was light and the successful Officers are:
Supervisors, j. E. Wescott, "A. E. Slagg,
L. 0. Lein; clerk, G. r. Green; treasur-
or, FL. E. Lilly; assessor, Thos. Green;
justices, G.. r. Green, Knud Larson, J.
G. Marsden and D. P. Devine; consta-
bles, A. L. Whitford, Alma Marsden and
S. l.. Emery.
FULTON.
The result in the town Of Fulton was
somewhat mixed, democrats eleeting the
chairman of the board and assessor and
the balance republican. The officers
elected are: j. 0. Arthur chairman;
Harry Langworthy, U. G.. Miller, super
visors; Ell. w. Lee, clerk; F. G. Sher-
man, assessor; w. G.. Scofeld, treasurer;
G. S. Thomas and VIM. Handtke, JUS
tees; VIM. Cox, Frank Brace and L. d.
Thurston, constables. Mr.. Arthur re-
ceived % majority, Sherman, 20, and
Scotield, l.
PORTER
With an unusually light vote in Porter
and with only one ticket in the field,
the following were chosen: Supervisors,
Alex White, G. F. Miller, Jacob Furseth;
clerk, E. M. Stebbins; treasurer, VIM.
Lee; assessor, Chas. Miller; justices, D.
L. Earle. T. E. Johnson, 0. G.. Griffith;
constables, Geo. Keylock, L. Dennison
and L. Pierce.
GAINESVILLE.
The league ticket was very generally
successful in GAINESVILLE. A. O. Wilson
was chosen mayor by 1855 majority over
P. J. Mouat and A. E. Badger city clerk.
The only break was the election of E. HIS
Cornell as alderman in the I'd ward and
j. M. Thayer as school commissioner in
the 9th ward. &
I. At Beloit the labor union ticket was
successful except in the I'd ward, which
will place the control Of city affairs III
the hands Of new men with little exper-
fence in public affairs.
The town of Milton elected John Paul,
a democrat, for chairman of the town
board, while the balance of the officers
were the regular republican nominees.
49,. A. G. Franklin was elected chairman
Of the town of TTnion ~