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The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-09-07
Public Schools Open Monday.

Everything is now in ship-shape for
the opening of the public schools next
Monday Aside from the new heating
plant which is now nearly in position,
many of the rooms have been frightened
with fresh paint and the walls decorated
and a general cleaning up of all the
buildings makes them inviting for an
other years work The teaching force
engaged is as follows:
Principal-E. L. Roethe.
1st ASSiStant-R. E. HOSkinS, Darlington
I'd Assistant-Miss Grace Spauldlng.
Sd ASSiStant-MiSS Lillian E. Richards
4th Assistant Miss Grace Bennett FennimOre
Sth Grade-MiSs Gertrude MusgrOve.
18th Grade-Miss c. D. Beckwith, ElzhOrn.
9th Grade-Mrs. Margaret Mooney.
9Th Grade-MiSS Alma Livick
4th Grade--MiSS Ida Oliver
Bird Grade-MlsS Grace Averill, Whitewater;
Miss Mae Pyre.
End Grade-MiSS Emma Sebell.
1St Grade-MiSS Isabel Mcintosh,
B Primary-Miss Esther Pease.
A Primary-Miss Anna HOen.
kindergarten-Mis GuSSie Grover, Waupaca
Assistant-MiSS Edna Wilson.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-09-07
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M arried

At high noon Wednesday, Sept. 9Th,
the marriage of Isaac William Spike and
Nellie Frances Pease took place at the
home of the brides parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank I'll. Pease in Fulton village,
Rev. Price officiating The ceremony
took place 10 front Of bank of ferns and
golden rod. The bridal couple were at
tended by the brides cousin, Miss Ethel
Sayre, as maid of honor, and Mr.. Chas.
Spike, brother of the groem as best man.
These four were preceded by eight girls,
friends of both bride and groom After
congratulations, the wedding breakfast
was served across the street at the old
Pease homestead. Here the tables were
decorated in pretty combination of
sweet peas, forming a large wedding
BELL and asters and golden rod Miss
Nellie Hill. aunt of the bride, served the
breakfast ard supervised the decorations.
Both bride and groom are equally we'll
known in this community and possess a
large circle of friends to freely tender
best wishes The young couple imme-
diateiy began housekeeping in a home
already prepared in the old Lord home
stead on Albion street.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-09-07
Tobacco Notes

Mr.. L. We'll returned to New York on
Tuesday after a weeks stay in the state.
Mr.. August EisenIohr returned to
Philadelphia Saturday after weeks
stay in this market.
Mr.. James B. Beck, leaf dealer of
York, Pa, who has frequently visited
this market, died Aug. 25 aged SO years.
Chas. E. Rocket of the st. Louis job
bling firm of Rocket Bros, passed few
DAYS of the week in this market. He
was accompanied by Mr.. TenEyke, a
travelling representative of his firm.
Ground was staked out Tuesday for
the new Culton- We'll storage warehouse
to be erected on the stock yards site and
the work of filing up and leveling the
foundation commenced.
Cap Campbell and o. A. Peterson, of
the Campbell Peterson Tobacco Co.. of
Orfordville, were callers in Edgerton on
Friday. The firm have purchased about
$50 acres of the present crop and believe
they have secured some choice selections.
Mr.. S. B. Heddles of GAINESVILLE, has
the distinction of being one of the larg-
est tobacco growers in the state this
season. He has cultivated Y acres, so
of which is now harvested. His foresight
led him to see that money making lay
with the growers side of the proposition
this year and aside from his own farm
ing lands rented considerable acreage
for the present crop.
Otto Eisenlohr & Brother have just
closed the biggest summer in their his
tory They are figuring on a new facto-
ry at present, and hope to add this, a
tenth factory, to their plant before the
winter is over. They are thinking of
building it at Boyertown. They are
just about starting large addition to
their factory at present in that town,
which will increase their output there
by 100 per cent.-Tobacco Journal.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-09-07
Brick Yard Fire.

The first fire alarm sounded in Edge--
ton for many months was struck about
o'clock Friday afternoon, and the blow
ing of several whistles startled every
body and soon brought them to the
scene of the trouble which was the en-
CINE room at the Whittet brick yard. 1t
appears that shavings and waste from
box factory had been used at the brick
yard engine for fuel of late and by some
unaccountable manner fire communl-
Gated with big pile of shavings and
almost instantly the whole building that
enclosed the engine and brick making
machinery was in flames. While there
was plenty of help at hand there was
scarcely time to shut down the ma
chinery before every one about the
place was driven out by the flames and
nothing could stay the progress of the
flames, until the fire department arrived
and put several streams Of water at play
upon the fire. By that time good
share of the frame building had been
consumed While some of the heavy
machinery was not greatly injured by
the heat. the beltings and shaftings
must be replaced and the delay in the
operation of the plant will prove the
greatest loss. An insurance of S25OO
was carried by Mr.. Whittst on the prop
erty, which will partly recompense him
for the loss. The adjuster for the com
panies interested were on the ground
Monday and agreed upon the settlement
of the loss at nearly S170O, being few
dollars more than Mr.. Whittet's inven
tory of the loss. 1t is announced that
the brick yard will be running again in
a couple Of weeks.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-09-07
RESULT Or THE PRIMARY.
Light Vote Cast Showing That the Voter
Lack Interest.

Light Vote Cast Showing That the Voters
Lack Interest
The first trial of the new primary law
IN the selection of state and county can
dldates was put to test Tuesday and
the result is somewhat disappointing in
that light vote was polled throughout
the state. A good many people came to
the polls out of curiosity to see what the
new tangled method was like and even
then nothing like the vote of the eau
cuses was brought out. In this city not
half the normal vote was recorded, the
total being only 222, only % being for
the democratic ticket. One lone vote
was cast for the prohibition nominees
and one for the social democratic. The
result is as follows:
For Governor-DavidsOn, 1876; Lenroot, So
Awkward, 20, Merton, g.
Lieut.. Governor-Connor, ia, Strange, 49,
secretary of State-Frear SO, Froelich II,
Houser 49,
Treasurer-Dahl 81, Kempf A, Thomas 25,
Rowland s, Jones g.
Attorney General-Gilbert SO, Ingalls, 81,
MCGEE 80.
Insurance Commissioner 81, Purtel
s.
COngress-Cooper SO, Nolan 1903.
Assembly al, Gettle 1874.
Sherif-Fisher 81, Ransom So
County Clerk-H. w. Lee 146.
Clerk of Court-Earle 90, Stevens Sc.
Treasurer-Oliv Smith 1873.
Register of DeedS-C. H. Weirick 125
District Attorney-Fisher 100, Blanchard 35.
The city committeeman elected We're E. G..
Hopkins, R. ]. Meltpress and Allan Skinner.
For the demOcratS-C. A. HOen, Il. A. Filing
son and j. j. Leary.
The next republican county ticket will
be made up as follows:
Sheriff.. U. Fisher
County Clerk-H. w. Lee
TreaSurer-O. P. Smith
Clerk Of COurt-Jesse Earle
Register of DeedS-C. H. Weirick
District AttOrney-JOhn L. FISHER
.Assemblymen-A. s. Baker, Pliny Norcross.
Simon Smith
The democratic nominees will be the
same as appeared on the primary ballot,
there being no contest for any county
position.
The vote for congressman of the LIST
district gives FL. A. Cooper good safe
majority. His democratic opponent will
be Calvin Stewart.
Davidson and Conner have apparent
ly swept the state nearly two to one over
Senator LaFollette's candidates, Len
root and Strange. The vote is close for
secretary of state with chances in favor
OF Froelich, also between Kempf and
Dahl for treasurer Gilbert wins for
attorney general and Purtell for insur-
ance commissioner.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-09-07

Aid. Brown moved that the public
schools have free use of city water for
motor power with which to run fans for
ventllating purposes. Motion carried.
It was moved and carried that the fol-
lowing sidewalks be condemned and new
standard walks ordered built: John
Copley, Main and High streets; Sam
Peterson, Rollin and Broadway; Chas.
Sweeney, Fulton and Catlin Mary
Quigley, Lawton street; L. W. Lang
worthy, Randolph Mrs. Painter, Main
street; and new walk was ordered built
in front of property owned by Mrs. Os-
car Crandall on Broadway.
The following erosswalks were ordered
built: Mcintosh to Humphrey on AL
bion street: Mabbett to Pollard on Rol-
lin street; Pollard to Maves on Rollin
street.
Aid. Brown moved that the motion in
structing the Edgerton Telephone Co.
to move the pole in front of property
occupied by Sam Wileman on Front St.
be rescinded. Motion carried.
1t was moved and carried that the ap-
pllcation of the Edgerton Electric Light
Co. be referred to the street committee.
On motion of Aid. Brown the Mayor
and City Clerk were instructed to exc
cute notes in favor of the Austin West
ern Co. in the amount of Sl325, in pay
ment Of the stone crusher; the contract
being as follows: $4O0 due Feb. 10,
1907; $500 due Feb. Is, 1908 and S525
due Feb. Is, 1909 at the rate of six per
cent interest,"; the city reserving the
right to pay said notes on or before ma
turity.
On motion the council adjourned.
HENRY JOHNSON, City Clerk.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-09-07
CIVIC SOCIETIES.

FULTON LODGE No. SO F. u A; M meets
I in Masonic Hall every 1st and Sd Wednes-
day Of each month.
EDGERTON CHAPTER NO. SO ORDER OF
IL Eastern Star holds a regular meeting at
Masonic Hall the second and fourth Tuesday
evening of each month.
POYAL NEIGHBOR LODGE No. 246O meets
Az in WoOdmen Hall the I'd and 4th Wednes-
day evenings of each month.
EDGERTON LODGE No 146, K. p, meets
- every Tuesday evening at O'Clock.
EDGERTON CAMP No. 44O, M w. A. meets
~ in WOOdmen Hall the LIST and Sd THURSDAY
ev eings of each month.
EDGERTON ADVANCEMENT ASSOClA-
~ TlON meets second Wednesday or eacn
month.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-09-07
Died.
MRS. THOs. YOUNG.

Mrs. Cecil Young, widow of Thomas
Young, died at her home in the town OF
Porter at an early hour Monday morn-
ing, aged 56 years. The deceased mas
been in failing health for some time,
paralysis being the cause. of her death.
She is survived by three sons and two
daughters. Funeral services took place
from her late home Wednesday after
noon, conducted by Rev. L. A. Parr.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-09-07
Band Concert Program,
Saturday evening, September S

saturday evening, September s.
l. March-GlOria.
2. Overture-Said Pasha
3. Radlum Dance from The Earl and the
Girl.
A, Uncle Heinie March.
;. Selection from The Strolers
6. WaltZ-Lazarre.
Z. Medley of Popular Airs.
8. EXceieis-March.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-09-07
COMMON COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
Edgerton, Wis, Sept. 4,

The council met in regular session
with Mayor Laid presiding; all membe
were present except Aid. Cleary and
Dickinson. Minutes of last meeting
were read and approved.
The following bills approved by the
Finance Committee, were on motion of
Aid. Holton allowed all aldermen voting
aye:
Water Works Fund
w. Fl. Morrissey, salaries, etc. 1854 81
8 labor on reSer-
voir San 10 4 SO4 20
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-09-07
RAILWAY TIME CARDS.
yHICA9O, MIL WAUKEE d ST. PAUL.
Grains Leave Edgerton Station as Follows

GOING EAST.
No. a. daily except Monday...... go. SO a. m
No TO- daily ......... -. 6:58 a. NJ
No. AZ daily except Sunday. ....... 1901 a. m
No. 8, daily except Sunday. ...------ III a a. IN
No. a. Sunday Only. 4:44 p. m
No o. Freight. daily ex. Sunday. . 12:45 a. m
No al Frei9ht Sunday only ...--- $50 "a. m
No. 1866, Freight except Sunday. 9:39 p. m
GOING WEST.
No. I. Dailv Sunday excepted ...... :39 p. m.
No d. Datly Observation-Disclosures. 9:25 D. m
No ~ daily except Sunday ......... 7:17 p. m.
No < DailV exceDt Sunday -. ------ IA p. m.
No n daily except Sunday 1900. II :05 a. m.
No al Sunday ONLY ..- ......... 1910 a. m.
No al Freight except Sunday ...... $3.50 p. m.
Nos. and through trains for all points west
OF Mississipptrtver.
j. A. HENDERSON Ticket Agent.
Morgan County republican., 1906-10-18
Laclede County Democrats.

The Laclede County Democrats met
and put out county ticket, and among
other things passed the following reso.
luton:
1--WE favor the letting of all official
advertising to the lowest bidder, and de-
clare that under the law it is the duty Of
the county court, the county clerk, the
circuit clerk, the sheriff and collector to
place all such legal advertising where it
can be done the cheapest, and condemn
as vicious and illegal the order made by
the Republican county court last year
that all such advertisements should be
published in the Lebanon Republican,
without fixing any limit of charges,
thereby enabling the publisher Of that
paper to practice graft on the people,
while denouncing the principle of graft
through the columns of his paper"
So it seems the Republican county
court of Iaclede county are doing just
what the Democrat county of Phelps
county has been doing all the while Civ.
ing the county printing to the "awfshul-
awgan" at his own price. and the tax
payers foot the bills. Missouri Sharp
Shooter.
We have II t been here long enough 10
know much about the way they do these
things in Morgan county, but if we live
we will learn. We can see no reason
why a county or city should be held up
on printing any more than a business
man should
Morgan County republican., 1906-10-18
BARNETT ITEMS.
From The Enterprise. |

T. p. Bond was in Versailles Saturday
Walter Roark has been appointed
postmaster at Olean.
George Bowline return from Versailles
Thursday unable to work on account Of =
sprained wrist.
Mrs. Moreland, of Versailles, came TO
Barnett Thursday to visit her sister.in-
law, Mrs. J. b. Williams and family.
Dr. Eerrill, of Jerald, was here the first
OF this week looking for a location, .hav-
ing sold his practiced at that place. DR..
Ferrll was formerly from Barnett, hav.
ing practice his profession at the old
town some few years ago. The DR.. has
many warm friends here who wish him
success wherever he may cast his lot.
This week seven cars of live stock
have been shipped from this place.
Following is the names Of shippers and
the kind Of stock shipped: Etter, Smith
& Phillips, ONE car of cattle and hogs
J. II. Smith, one car Of cattle, Taylor &
Madole, one car of sheep, Etter &
Phillips, one car of cattle. +. NJ. Strong.
one car Of cattle, Sam Moss, one car of
hogs, Beh S,aley, one car of cattle.
W. f.. Allen, for several years Post
master at Olean and editor of the Miller
County News at Eldon, has resigned his
position as Postmaster and has taken
charge of his newspaper Office. l.. B.
Myers, who has had charge of the News
plant for several mouths has moved back
to his former home, California, aud has
taken a position with the Moniteau
County Herald.
What this world needs today is fellows
who will sand the track when some
fellow starts down grade. Too many
men grease the track and let the poor
unfortunate slide, and oft times give him
a pash to see what good speed he can
make. And SO long Is that same poor
unfortunate had a few almighty
dollars" lie could not fight off his friends
with Indian clubs.
Morgan County republican., 1906-10-18

er and expounder Of Republican prin-
ciples. Both speeches were good for
Republicans, but still more appropri-
ate for Democrats, but. like the
preacher trying to save sinners, how
can the Democrats be saved unless
they come out to Republican meetings
and hear the truth expounded, or pos
sibly those of them who can be reach
ed by the truth are already converted,
and will, as many of them have done
before, quietly vote the Republican
ticket, and thus help keep the pros
perity we already have, and reach
out for more.
Morgan County republican., 1906-10-18
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
STATE or MISSOURI. !

STATE or MISSOURI. IS In the Morgan
to Dec, term, lYJt,
Oliver r Bond and r. P. Bond plaintiffs
Lucy Hicks Mollic Johnston and Daiscy Hack eI
defendants.
At this day comes plaintiffs herein by attorney
aud file, thei, petition and affidavit. alleging a
uony other thing, that de etendants, Lucy Hicks.
Moliic Johnston and Daisey iiack~l, are not
residents Of the state Of Missouri.
Whereulon. Il is ordered by the clerk in vaca
ton that said dsfs ndants be notified by publi
cation that plaintiffs have commenced n suit
against them in this cel,rt. the object and
general nature Of WHICH y to ascertain and
determine the right title, imte' est and estate o
plantiffs and deiendapts >svernlly in and 10 the
following deseri sed lands tO.wit The south
west quarter OF the southwest quarter of section
twent, six 2nj in township forty-thieet45l Of
range sixcen i6l, in Morgan county. Missouri
and that unless the said Lucy Hicks. Moliie
johnston and Daisey Hackel be and appear I
This c,iirt at the next term thereof, to be begun
and hofttn at the court housf III the City OF
Versailles in said county on the 10Th day Of
Dec. her next and ON or before he FIRST ,ay as
said tenn. answer or plead u the petit ion in
said cause. the sa,ne " ili h- takenas confessed
and Judgment Will he rendered accordingly.
Aud II is further ordered TINT cotv hereof
h~ published, according TO law, in the Morgan
County RkrrmCAN, n newspaper published
week. il sil county. for tour weeks succc ssive'
Nv the lHA insertion to fe NJ least 50 days he
fore the hrst day Of the next tern of this court
W., &. THOMAS Circuit Clerk.
A true copy from the iacsrd.
witness my hand aud the seal .! the eircuit
isrlhl court Of .Aergan c',",,tv this 3rd
day of OsIober iyyC, "! Z. THOMAS. :
4H5 Circuit Clerk.
Morgan County republican., 1906-10-18

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REPUBLICAN, 12 pages, 81 per year,
Morgan County republican., 1906-10-18
John N. Williams Named for
State Senator

The Republican senatorial commit
zee Of this, the 14th senatorial dis
.ric,, met at bonneville Wednesday of
last week, and nominated ex-senator
fohn NJ. Williams, of California, as
candidate for state senator in
place OF r. A. Crewson of this city,
who is too busy selling Morgan coun-
- lands to make the race. Mr.. VIII
!iams ably filled tins position before,
and is better qualified to FIJI it for the
ne vt four years.
Morgan County republican., 1906-10-18
Why Did They Reopen Them?

A comparison. On July 8. saloons
reopcnedl in San Francisco, after a
per,od of enforced prohibition for
eleven weeks. The first Monday
morning after the reopening seventy
four victims appeared before the po-
ice courts as against f~c the previous
Monday; sevcnty-two on Friday as
,Xainst two the previous Friday, and
he .e cond Monday, 113 as against
three or four the second Monday be-
fore reopening.-Kansas City Star.
Morgan County republican., 1906-10-18

READ our free offer on front page,
and then call and subscribe, or send
hat dollar: also tell your neighbors
about it. We will do our best to give
Dur readers a clean paper, all the
news we can gather. and stand ready
At all times to help in any proposition
70 help our city or county, and for a
square deal for every one. II you
are with us on these lines subscribe
Tor the Morgan County REPUBLICAN,
and do it now.
Morgan County republican., 1906-10-18
A Railroad Mans View,

Mr.. A. b. Stickney, the famous presi
dent of the, Chicago Great Western rail.
way, who was seen in the New vii ard
lobby Monday evening, though past the
meridian Of life, retains the mental and
bodily vigor that SO many men of New
England nativity carry to an advanced
age. Mr.. Stickney is Inagnate Of the
rail who never hesitated to tell the Amer
lean public his sentiments touching any
Of the great questions of the day, and he
talked to Herald reporter with charac.
teristic frankneSs.
II am not partisan in politics. said
he, "but have candidate for the Presi.
dency in 1903. and his name is Theodore
Roosevelt. Could l have my way he
would be given another term strictly as
a reward for his past performances Per
sonally, au. inclined to he a Democrat
and yet in national elections ! seldom
fail to vote the Republican ticket.
take no stock in the high protection
twaddle Of the Republican orators, and
many Of ,le other things they advocate
are fallacies. At the same time the
Democrats have little to offer save
opposition, and Democracy means a
different thing in nearly every state.
II am in Washington to attend an ini-
porsan, meeting Of the interstate COM
merce commission re larding the publica,
tion of unif..m tariff schedules on the
/ part of the railroads This is huge Job,
aud the freight officials are trying 10
tell us i, is an impossib.ny, but i, csn Le
| done easily enough. Speaking of ,he
interstate commerce commission reminds
me that IL is now time for that respect.
able board Ia denoast,ate "hctlier it is
going to be CT any real use 20 the com
try. For twenty years it has been giving
us opinions and editing. reports tina. no
body cared a pin about. The question
is whether we are (, be fed still longer
on opinions or whether the commission
is going to give the country the results
that are looked for under the new law,
The demand goes up for bread and IL ihs
pu' ii gets stone :he responsibility will
not I've hard to .loIa.e. --Washinxtou
Herald.
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Morgan County republican., 1906-10-18
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
STATE or MISSOURI }

"'"'" VIZ "i""''k'
COUNTY OF MORGAN,
In the Circuit Court OF Morgan County Mis-
sour, August term, Friday, the fifth day. Aug.
Ast 18TH, 1876
W,,eman- Mar, lott ria gntif
ve,,n
Hardin l.. Marriot, Orsuo Marriott Martha,
Maj riott, Fleet Marriott Lett, Riggs and
rlnmrr Riggs her h sb"md, Grace Marriott AMI
Edward MatI;t,u, defendants.
Now al this day comes the plaintiff herein
by his attorneys. and hlcs his ainc uded petition
herein, allc9ihH. song other things that the
Defendant Edward Mariiut, is noii-iesid.
"i the state Of Missouri, and cannot be s,.iu.
inoncd in 'lis a.tioa
Wherefore. it IS idered Nv the co,it that pub
lcation e mace motif, ii'a said dc. .rtant ii at
an action has beeiLcCln!neuced against him iy
",iti u, IN the Ci cult Cont Of Morgan c, unity
III the State OF Missouri, The ohj *; general.
nh'n tol which Is for the partition md sale e
the follow ing lie ilred real estate ,c-wit: Tho
northeast quarter Of tie soui lcast q, aitcr Of
section seven (7l and the sou, beast quarter and
mes 'utheast quarter of the southwest qualieg
oi Sc cion nine ga. all in township forty-two
,42l OF ranec eighteen tlsl all in Morgan coun.
~ Missouri and unless ne be and appear at the
next term "t this conit Ia < holden NJ tn.
com,, h"use IA the City of Versailles, in said
county oi Morgan aud state Of Miss uri on the
iu'h DAY OF december To- =, Il hrirg the second
Monday ~ December, and answer oS pie at tc
~ai i.siitton the sams will BE- taken as confess
ed and Judgment wi he Tendcft! accCrdj,p,y
i''- further ordered that a copy her, of he pui
lish~d once week IN tho Morgan County Dem
.s'ht u newspaper printed and publ shed wee K
" ~ the county Of Morgan aforesaid for four
weeks ','cccssive,y the !aN inse, tion TO b. nj
least thir, days befots the commencement OF
'hc next term Of III. court.
W, <. THOMAS Circuit Clerk
true copy from ihr record
witness may hand andthe seal Of the circuit
day Of s1' Au.,s, s'u1, "f Mcrs"S so.nty; mis- ard
'"' Chcn't Clerk.
Morgan County republican., 1906-10-18
Quite q Mouthful.

'But.' said the real estate man, "you
shouldn't let this bargain get away from
you. Why don't you argue the thing
out with your wife?'
mo use,' replied Meekley; my wife
has stubborn notions against il. The
moment opened my mouth she'd put
her foot down and'--
''The idea, should think you'd clioke G
to death. THE Catholic Standard and
Times.
Morgan County republican., 1906-10-18

DR.. J. e. BLAINE. Physician 4 Manager.
For years chief Of medical stsn at Dwight. ~.