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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-12-07
Circuit Court Docket.
ACTIONS.


BE Jones VS. Alsea Lumber Co.,
corporation. Weatherford & Wyatt,
attorneys for plaintiff; Magers & Hos
ford, attorneys for defendant.
The Ames Mercantile Agency VS. R A
Bensell, N H Northup, attorney for
plaintiff.
Clarence E Culver VS. Fred Miller.
Weatherford & Wyatt, attorneys for
plaintiff; B. F. Swope. attorney for
defendant.
School District No. 3 VS. William
Matthews ct al. B F Swope, attorney
for plaintiff.
Annie M Matthews VS. Jesse Frey.
G E Hawkins, attorney for plaintiff; B
F Swope, attorney for defendant.
Annie NJ Matthews VS. Geo, Meshle.
c E Hawkins, attorney for plaintiff; B
F Swope, attorney for defendant.
} j Fleming VS. I Porter. Swope
and Hawkins, attorneys for plaintiff.
DIVORCE.
George Griswold VS. Maye Belle Girls
void. l. H McMahan, attorney for
plaintiff; Jas. A. Fee and w II Slater,
attorneys for defendant.
Walker Cline VS. Lola Cline. B F
Swope, attorney for plaintiff.
EJEcTMENT.
EN- Howell and T G Howell VS. John
Long. Hedges & Griffith, attorneys for
plaintiff; McFadden, Bryson and Wy
att, attorneys for defendant.
CONFIRMATION.
R J Mclaughlin vs. Jennie Jordan. C
f Hawkins, attorney for plaintiff.
RI Mclaughlin VS. Agnes f Parry
c Z Hawkins, attorney for plaintiff
SUIT.
Lewis T Thompson vs Mrs. M II
Dunsworth and j A Dunsworth BF
Swope, attorney for plaintiff.
G S Parmele VS. B F Swope ct al. B
F Jones, attorney for plaintiff; B F
Swope, attorney for defendant.
Lucy Metcalf VS. William Metcalf. B
F Swope, attorney for plaintiff C Z
Hawkins, attorney for defendant.
APPEAL.
NJ A Craig, appellant, VS. Samuel G
Irwin, respondent. l. H McMahan, at
torney for plaintiff; B Swope, attor.
ney for defendant.
John Orton, appellant, VS. Coquelle
Thompson. c E Hawkins and Wealth
erford & Wyatt, attorneys for plaintiff
B F Swope, attorney for defendant.
Andrew Smith. appellant, VS. Joshua
Loui and Polly Bensell C f Hawkins
attorney for plaintiff; B F Swope, at
torney for defendant.
SUIT TO QUIET TITLE.
Z Martin and C NJ Idleman VS. the
County of Lincoln. H NJ Tomlison and
G NJ Idleman, attorneys for plaintiff; B
+ Swope, attorney for defendant.
Addie M Thompson VS. Alice Waugh
B F Swope, attorney for plaintiff.
DAMAGES
Eugene Williams VS. City of Toledo
B F Jones, attorney for plaintiff; C
! Hawkins, attorney for defendant.
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Married.

AT Portland, Or, November %, 1906,
Miss Ferne Hooker to John T. STRAIT
ton.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs.
Stratton left for Seattle, but will make
their future home at Willapa, Wash.
The bride is Il daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. o. Hooker of Toledo and has
many friends in Lincoln county.
the groom is brother of Mrs. A. w.
Morgan of Euchre Mountain, and is
highly esteemed by every acquaintance
The LEADER tenders best wishes,
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The Weather.

Station: Toledo; Month: Nov, 1906
Mean temperature, 474
Maximum temperature, 66; date, 10th.
Minimum temperature, %; date, oath.
Total precipitation, l7.13 inches.
Prevailing direction of wind, sw.
Number of cloudless days, 4.
Number of partly cloudy days, 13
Number of cloudy days, l3.
Date of light frost, oath,
Date of killing frost, O.
Dates of thunder storms, 0.
OTTo O. KRoGsTAD, Observer.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-12-07
Attention, Ladies!

A representative OF the w. B. Stevens
Company of Albany will be at my store
in Toledo this evening (Friday) with a
line of ladies' and misses coats and
wraps, ladies' suits, underskirts, etc..
and misses and chlldrens caps. This
will be an unexcelled opportunity to
make selections OF these goods from a
large stock of the latest styles. The
ladies Of Lincoln county are most cor.
daily invited to call and see these goods
STEWARDS STORE.
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Silerz Items.
(Too late for last week)

John Kentta has put in telephone
from his store to his dwelling.
The weather has been partly fair re.
Gently, and the frost did no damage.
Rev. Father Bucher left the other day
tor Grande i,onde, to be absent about
three weeks.
Bob Felix OF the Agency was tried in
Justice Court for keeping his boy out
of school. The case was dismissed.
Six citizens OF the lower Sietz were
up after supplies. They say they nearly
starved while waiting for the boat to
come in.
The oldest man now living on the
reservation is "Old" Battise, who is
over 100. He oan talk entertainingly
about old times
Mrs. Pete Muggns died November Is
at her home at the Upper Farm and
the funeral was held on the Goth. She
was 80 years of age
Cook, G. David and G. Blacketer
returned recently from Falls City,
where they have been working since the
close of the hop-picking season. They
report the road blocked by fallen trees.
George Miller OF the Lower Farm
was up on Rock Greek on November 2S
rounding up his cattle, which lie says
will go through the winter at the Lower
Farm and get fat without extra fee ling.
The fishermen are now all at their
homes aud report hard time coming
up the river. Trey hired q gasoline
launch 10 tow their boats from the
mouth of the river to the head of tide.
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St. Johns Church.

Services on the first and third Sun
days OF each month"; Mathis, Litany
and Sermon, 11:00 a. m. Evensong and
Sermon, 1870 p. m. Sunday School and
Catechism, 8 AS a. m,
You are cordially invited to attend all
services. Seats free. Bring your
friends. REV. F. OWEN JONES,
Minister in Ch arge.
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Waldport Items.

Timber cruisers continue to look at
our timber. At the rate of about 5 men
each week for three years, it seems
that they should know every tree in
this end of the county.
=. q. Il. Evens and family are moving
back to Waldport. after an absence of
three years.
Willie Helms, who has been bedfast
or long time, is still. una Bile to be out
Chas. Graft, Albert Barclay and Hal
Thissell left Tuesday for Portland.
Walter Kent spent day in Newport
the first of the week.
Ask Andrew about that post card.
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Redmen Attention,

Yachats Tribe No. 40 will kindle the
council fire in the adoption degree, In
Woodmen Hall, Toledo Or, Wednes.
day night, December 10.
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Number Al
Council Proceedings.
December 3. 1906.

December 3, 1906.
The Common Council of the city of
Toledo met in regular session. Pres
ent-Mayor Vincent, Councilmen An
derson, Gardner, Hawkins, McCaulou,
Arnold and Schenck, and Recorder
Krogstad.
Minutes of last regular session read
and approved, with slight correction.
The following claims against the city
were allowed under suspension of the
rules:
IL "rdy, lumber.'.... Lob
Toledo Water and Electric Light Co., ny.
drant rent for November. ber.............. 80 90
Anderson, ,........................... 4.50
Joe Hill ....................... 5.S3
Otto kr0gstad ..,............... 600
Geo i McCaulou...,.... .................. 800
Ed Avery ry........................ 800
J II Mcneil. 500
On motion Ordinance No. So was
taken up and placed upon its third and
final reading. 1t was PASSED by aunan-
imous vote. This ordinance, provid
ing for 10 mill tax upon Toledo prop
erty, was published in The LEADER of
November 30.
On motion Ordinance No. SO was
taken up and passed unanimously.
This ordinance was also published in
The LEADER of above date. 1t pro-
yides for regulating fees of city Of
ficials.)
On motion the Recorder was in
structed to notify the County Clerk as
to the tax levy for the ensuing year.
On motion Councilmen Anderson and
McCaulou were authorized to purchase
| two lanterns for use OF the Fire De-
partment.
The Recorder was instructed to have
printed $50 blank city warrants.
Council adjourned.
OTTo o. KRoGsTAD, Recorder.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-12-07

UOp OF MS neaQ wednesday Dy stray
bullet from 22-caliber rifle. The
wound, which is not serious, was dressed
by DIR. Carter, who happened to be in
Toledo at the time. The boy was stand.
ing on the front porch at his home
when he received the wound, and it is
not known who fired the shot, hut the
bullet came with sufficient force to
have killed the little fellow had it
struck his head an inch lower. The
shot was probably fired by some careless
boy who should not be permitted to
handle firearms. This accident may
have the effect of putting a stop to pro-
mlscuous shooting within or near the
city limits.
Sheriff Ross and County Clerk Wade
have contributed turnstile gate and
twenty-one head-boards for the GEN.
etery; also stove for the tool house.
A good example. Some of the work
volunteered for the cemetery-ToIedo
sidewalk has been done; some of the
same has not been done. The next
period of fair weather will probably
find the delinquent volunteers ready to
make good. 1t is an important i'm
provement and should be completed as
soon as possible.
John Nye, Jr., brought to this office a
few days ago chunk of the meteorite
which fell several years ago on the old
Shaw place. The greater part of the
heavenly missile was broken up and
carried away soon after it smote the
bosom of Mother Earth.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Howell of Beaver
creek were in the city the fore part of
the week and removed their household
effects to Lutjens, where they will make
their home-for few months, at least.
Remember the dear little ones.
Christmas comes but once year. You
can't afford to let it pass without calling
at krogstad's to select book. toy or
trinket out of his we'll assorted line.
Kasimir Busch returned Tuesday
evening from Falls City, where he has
been employed in a logging camp, and
proceeded next day to his home on
Drift creek.
Quite a bunch OF Toledo Elks and
other citizens attended the Elks' me.
mortal service at Albany last Sunday
The G. & E. run special train for the
occasion.
Santa Claus Headquarters North
Pole, December 1906-Dear Friends:
buy all my toys and presents at Krog-
stad's store. trust you do the same.
That watch will be awarded at the
Bonboniere Christmas eve at O'Clock
10 the one holding the largest number
OF tickets.
Ex-Joint Representative ]. S. Cooper
of independence passed homeward this
morning from a visit at the Resort City
At the Bonboniere, with every 25C
purchase, you get ticket on the musica
album, to be given away December 81
Captain Postmaster Justice of the
Peace w. R. Wakefield of Waldport had
business in the city Wednesday.
Ed Stocker of Newport was in the
city Wednesday on business with the
County Court.
Captain Henry Nice of Lutjens passed
Valleyward Wednesday morning.
Miss Rena Bradeson was up from
Newport Tuesday visiting.
Go to the Bon Ton in Newport for the
finest tobaccos and cigars.
George Meshle OF Newport had bust
ness in Toledo Wednesday.
Justice Charles Allen was down from
Elk City Wednesday.
John d. Welch returned Wednesda,
from business trip to Portland.
Roy Case was up from Newport yes
terday.
Christmas goods at the Bonboniere.
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Ask Andrew about that post card. /.

With every dollars worth of goods
purchased at my store l will give a
ticket on fur boa or 21-piece China
tea set, to be drawn at Christmas. Call
in and get prices and examine goods.
MRS M. WYGANT, Newport, Or.
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Christmas Dance.

Rosebrot ks Orchestra will give
dance in Woodmen Hall Christmas
night, December %.
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Bargains.

Closing out at below wholesale price:
My entire stock Of mems and boys
clothing, shirts, shoes and hats. Call
early and get a bargain T. P. FISH.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-12-07
Shooting NJ atch.

t Elk City, Tuesday, December IL.
Everybody invited.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-12-07
City officials Elect.

The official count of the votes cast at
city election held Monday, December 8,
was made in the Dewey yesterday after
noon. The canyassing board reports
the following rinnars
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Free Trip to the Great
Jamestown Exposition

Lincoln County should have repre-
sentative at the jamestown Exposition.
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that popular farm and home journal.
For this purpose The LEADER will be
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This offer will be good until January
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Now is the time to subscribe. THE
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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-12-07

SYNoPsIs-Dinah's kitchen dat Baby"
The 'Squire's plot--Dinah's trouble
Ian sakes, dis amt no jail--The
trip to Phenix--Flora's call-Dinah
and the basket--Jake and the Baby
No white face "-Sukey and
Lucinda's fright--The Ghost.
ACT IL
Making mush--Dinah's caller--"I mex
youse face shine like nigger's heel''
--Sukeys kiss--The recognition-The
'Squire's consent-The wedding-"Is
dey married, shuah nuff?" Turn your
nose up when we're "out OF sight"
Admission, 35c, 25c and l5c Tickets
on safe at Stewards Store.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-12-07

SYNoPsIs-A woodland The Dreamer
and the Witch = Falling asleer-The
awakening and the Gipsy's prophecy
-Nightfall-Ruth's plea Rebecca-
Joan of Arcs appeal to the King
Cleopatra's loye-Portias speech
Lady Macbeth's desire Queen Mary's
Vengeance The Niseletoe Bride
Queen Esther's petition-Evangeline
and her grief-Pocahonta sorrow-
The crowning OF Rosamond-Boadi-
cea's prophecy Miriam s praise-The
The glory OF Morning-Bertha and
Tranquility = The awakening - Tab
leau: "Ridicule''
ACT III.
THE SEASONS" Drill by 20 young la
dies-Salute to the Flag-A plea to
Columbia = Tableau: 'The Goddess
of Liberty"
PART ii.
"OuT OF SIGHT," Study in Black; a
Farce III two acts.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-16
4reiioent yfpoiepelt og bans &u=

@rcfioent yfooiepelt og bans SUI
itrn rej1te Gre6ag Morgen fra gsor,
foIf, 8irginia, til Banana ombor0
pau @1agifibet v2ouiliana" &raii=
6enten bill opbolbe Jig 4 Gage peo&a=
nalen for at faa ct Sberblif ooer Nr-
beioet timber belle a1lrer oil bnns
9th ltno 6orbinoel lie n1eo 2anb pel
5traaolgs aelegraf
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-16

Sfanoaler / san Tranciseo. Com
tioligere onttolt fren1fon1 ser efter
8ranoen ubpgeeli9e 9lnflager in1o6
8pitDret, inrlig moo Mapor Scbnit5,
for at Bate 6repet v8oo6le" % a,,=
ocn ltregelmesiiebe6 meget itort
0,nfang. Ser er MI ne6iat en-
@ron6i1rp, 6er Man6ags begpn6te
fin l1n6eribgelle al 6e 9lnflager, ser
er rette6e moo Moporen og bats
bigtisite &aabgipcr, 6en politiife 9ois
9lbe &uef, 1amt moo en- Meng6e un-
berorbneoe @nlbe6s,nnnb lomt iao
at 1tee alle Meblemmerne al 8oar6
Of S11perbtiors. Ser iiges at fore
ligge en- Mnng6e al6eles fGloel,be
@ebiier MOB be 9lnflag6e, og at Don=
fGl6elie oniees for nunogaaeli9.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-16

Merc Spperi at &nllano. Sra Colt
Safe @itD rne6oeles, at Mgenter for
essnter1tate Commerce Commission
bar op6aget Spoerier al &ul1ono /
l1tab og andre @tater, begaaet al
Denper & @io @ranoe 8anel1 og bette
&o11pognies slflGgger, l1tab 5uel
60. Set benne Jorbin6elle begaoeoe
2onobeoragerier ifol bore laa folos=
1ole, at Sc letter Be al Union &acttic
@onpogniet forpbe6e fnloltenoig I
9fpggen. Sernbane< og &nlfon1<
pagniet bar betalt Ell reg1lar af=
gift al $50 til 6olf, iom loo Zig ino-
ifribe for &egieringslanb og ienere
oper6rog Bette 9ano til &on1pagniet.
Union 8ocific bar fig 40 paa ion1me
Mfoo6e, men betalte en- parterenoe
Bris, mellem 5000 eg 5000. Set
pentes, at Spoagelien af be npe 8e=
6rngerier I'll me6fgre en- Mangne
.Nnflaeer MOB genoer og @io @ranoe' 81 noe
ssBt3Qttelt
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jra mango Gantet.
&yt fra ale 2snse.

q. 8. Sbcmas, Erelioel,t for set
itore 9lpertis ieme,tts= s=elgertur 2or6 &
Ebon1as / Gbicago, er 2broogs
pllt6lelig afgaaet peo 3p6en
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-16

Mmcriean 6ebcration ui 2abpr be.
gpnote @ianoags lit 26. s(orsmp6e
Minncopolis, n1eo 9elegoter fra bel
Mmerifa ltnber 6orin6e al 5omuel
@ontpers. Set pentes at blipe Sen
iterite 9onrentiolt Ge0erationel1 mo-
gen Sinoe fat ofbol0t, og set bill
nopnlig blibe 5pprgsmaolet om bbor
blot 6eoerotionen oil fplge @ompers
Jorlal1genoe ONT at blan0e fig op
Folitif, iom pil gipe Mgoet iin ssSn-
teresie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-16
@ano fra Sorban, lSor Ell Gip ii

NuNO 1Iu VDiOuN. typr ell StO II
Sen o11ta(te hi, at en N[merifaner,
&apt. @aoal,o, bapoe il,noet pqa at
bripe 6orrctning3 me0 Gono fra ;5lo,
SEN s5oroon YMeitino for Goabs=
pan6 til 8rl1g / he Jor. 5toter. Gel,
fprlte .Senoing ct MI ofgaoet ira ssof-
ia. Den belto6 uf 50 Ggnoer Gan0,
ser blep foriegle6e MprpGreIie al
oen omerifanife aoniul og Notriorfc,,
al Serltlulem.
@alset / Ganids. @uperngroalget
/ &unias ct ferit blepet ofgiort / Be-
gpnbellen al 6eftne l1ge. S 1904
bapoe Sen republifanlfe @upernprfau=
oioat 9ocb ct J1ertal al $1,000. &nn
bar &anbioot for @jel1polg ioQr, mes
9emofroten @arris iom Mo6fanoi
6at, og Stenu1teforifiellen melle,n
bent bar onret iaa ringe, at oct bare
Sc orntrent en- llge inoen set fuuoe
ofgjpres, bpen1 Get bor tolgt. Set
republifonife sfemmeflertal ct om>
trent 1000.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-16

9en fineife Mrne bliper oenne
Sis organtieret efter eDropni1f Mgn=
'!er, ner1ne1t efter tpff Gorbille6e.
Gen far falet &baft nniforn1er og er
hcbnbnet nleo Mauier og Man1tlicber
&ifler, og slrtilleriet Bur faaet
@rl1ppife &unoner. Gropperne er
bel oiciplinereoe, og Ser er gjennem-
fprt itreng Sr0en og &enligbe6.
@ber af Sc Is Hropil1ler far lin egell
0eloiS uafbangige SGrorganiiation,
men Ser er Ell Gentralitprelie | Ee=
fling, lon1 far Sberle0ellen. S Hro=
pirlen Gbi 81 ct Srgonilationelt al
en- Seer paa 10000 Man6 nDlig
fulOer6t. S 6re0Sti0 bol0es fun en-
rnil10re 5tprfe UNDER &aaben, men
bele 5tDrfen fan fal0es u6 paa me,
get fort @urlel. Srbntn9en er belt
igjeltl1em national, og Be Sapaneiere
lon1 itaar / set fineiiife S9rbeiens
Gieneite, bar Iet irtge1 fontrollerenbe
Sn6flp6elie paa Gorpnltntnget1. Sen
fineiiife Scr bltper leoet af &inelere,
Iog etbbert Soribg fra iapaneiiff Si6t
poa at ifaffe iig sss5nofl flp belle bIiper
.tiIbagepiit pa set belternteite a
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81 fenber 1neo @4eoe 8rppenun1.;
re til enbber, Der arlrnober ON iaa.
baune.
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l1bgrapnins af 0erc,1lan1m, oen
italienife 8p, Ser blep begrabet ia1n<
tioig meb Honrpeii al slife fra @uI=
fanen 8eil1p / 9loret 70 efter Gbrilti
Jp6lel, bill blibe begy,e6t for sllpor i
Ell ner Gre1nti6 Me6ens Eonlpeii er
oelbis l1ogrobet,er ser bi6til fun giort
li6t for at af6effe @ercltlonl,n1,
nopnlig for6i oer otenpoa 9llfeloget
far reiit fig cit 8p me6 10000 Sno,
bpggere, @elina. S 1888 bIep ser
giort rogle imdo Gorlgg poa l16-
grapning, og oisle bleb fortiatte
1866. On engatI @rofeslor, @il-
liams fra Cambridge, ifa1 leoe 9lr=
bei6et, meb Stptte al Sen italienife
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-16
Soma Mions al @panien bliper ef,


ter bpoo Ger meb6eles fra &aris. /
6enne Si6 forfulgt .af 9lnarfiiter.
Gan og @ronning' Gictoria opbol6t
Zig nplig / Molaga, og man lag6e %
MGrfe til, at iamtibig foripanot Der
en- Mangoe slnarfiiter fra anore
ipanife 8Der. Ser blep berfor an
itiIlet en- @lapiagt poa Mnarfiiter /
DfaIogo, uoen at Oct bog Ipffe6es at
fanee nogen. @eo &oneeparrets &il-
bogefomit til Ma6ri6 bleb Ser Iigele<
oes foretoeet omfatten6e GorboloS<
reaIer. s @gnbags nteb6elte ct Sc,
legrom fra Mabrio, at 4ongen bot
bIepet nDrbet, men set bifte Jig at
bore ct foIif @pgte.
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1Surbunbsienatets polttilfe cam.

VoTuHHos1eHa1e1e pplI1l1c cant
n1e11iptning pil sen go. &ongres,
altlaa Sen, ber trn6er ia1n1nen /
December 1907, blipe laa l1oprpget
republtfanf iom Sen life bor peret
6et it6en 8orgerfri9ens Gage. glf
bens 80 Me6lemner bil nemlig 81
blibe @epublifanere, og Sen republic
fanIfe Moioritet / Senatet bil iaole=
oe blioe al nejagtig ianme 9terrelie
1om bele Sen 6en1ofrattlfe MeprGien-
tation. S Monta1,a og S0abo cr
Ser 1,e1nlig balgt republifanffe 2eeis-
loturer, bborpe6 7e1nofrdterne @larf
og Dubois bil blipe aflsite af republi.
fanife Gorbun6sienatorer. Gen enc.
fte Gang at et iaaoont 3ilfnlhe ti6=
ligere ct inbtraabt / 2onoetS &iltorie
bar nnber 8oreerfrigen, 6a @enoto=
rerne fra 6e confederate Stater, olle
Demofroter, reiignerebe. 9erbe6 op,
}tp6 ct oterb9lberoe republifnnf
;ylertdI @enotet, ser tr,1iolertib ot-
fer foripan6t efter &rtgen, 6a @Dbz
{toternes @epraie1tation otter tom
ta6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-16
&amoSm6mo | Mmterifa
sra ant &rtoit.

Sbomas q. &ra& Sen befier,haee
norlfe 5orfottcr> fommer iflg. .,Rora~
(plet" / eeSanltor Maoneo ber til Son=
oct for at bol6e Oplnsrilleer for
Sfonoinaperne mellem Seem Norf oA
San Ironcisco.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-16

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