davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-21
Mornan nItlsr, wIth preaIdent

Washington. Dec. 2O,-In giving
notice in the senate that al an early
date he would call up his bill TO con-
troll the direction and management OF
the Panama railroad. Senator Nor
gan remarked that as he read the
Presidents Banana message, grave
doubt was expressed a. TO the pro-
posed location OF the Gatun dam. The
president. he said had made an earn
est demand on congress AZ the last
session TO secure the passage OF the
bill for a lock canal, and that bill
had passed. "It Ia too late to save
his reputation AZ an engineering Of
hcer." added Mr.. Morgan. but q
may not be too late 20 save this gov
eminent from enormous loss.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-21

Charleston, w, Va, Dec. 20. In
row near TIE P0slolace % Hue
Crvek last night, Goorge Go0dv'n.
KeutUcklan. sho, ave met. one
fatally wilnam Armstrong. whose
lungs we're perforated. VII ale AZ
zee Fgse ala lAa 4AaFlg aha sAnt
81 Goodwin SIS times, Goodwill Was
captured and hroaEht a. ial here
re HEht Vas the result ~ trivial
dispa,c hotwceR tvp ~ ire mea
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-21

Chicago. Dec. 80. Tho Tribune
says that a bitter war which ulu'
mately may have iar-rcachlng e1ccts
on the manufacturing Interests Of the
country was preclpl,ated Tuesday
when number OF farming maehln'
cry companies openly declared theif
intention 10 aght against the trust
prices and methods % The lrou and
s,ool combine % the ualted states.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-21

New YORK. Dec. 20 The proposed
moioS-boai race from Miami. va.
80 Nassag, y p. q practically ar
rapEcd slr William GRAY wIlsoa
EoyernoT % ne nahsmss. has taken
a keea isterrst "a ne race. The
Cultei States arraugemsuu are Ia
ne hands ci Major lohs ssveli. %
Miami, ant q citiHsnF cnmmHtse
TIE prupossd oosrrs. uhicA L. ice
statute ml'rs lsaas iron Man
scroe, ne Bshana eanks ne aats
% ihe race hks hegh SO f,r FsA I.
aut ~ saw trpartmert htt pron-
ises tAai q suitah's vsasei an bs
syn.'ash fsr tuty a. sscart 20 tAa
tiny sref
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-21

Chicago, Dee. 80, Assistant State
Attorney Ferdinand h. Barnett, VINO
was the only republican candidate
defeated IN the RECENT election Of mu-
hieipal court judges. hled a petition
with the clerk % the county court
IN which ne asks recount Of the
votes, The petition recltes that bar
nett. who h a negro, was duly elect
"a to the once, but he was fraudu-
lcauy counted cut by the election
Judges.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-21
JsweIsr Found Badly wOuns,d.

Atlanta. Dec. 2O.-on entering q
jewelry store a. No. Central ay-
enue Tuesday night at ~ o'clock. Pa
trolman Glib Davis found the owner.
W. NJ McNelll, PROSTATE on the noor
with a shot wound IN his abdomen.
Mr. Mcneil, FOR some nights past
has been spending the night In his
store, watching Tor burglars. on
Monday might be caught one in the
act. Il Is thought someone mus,
have come 10 avohge the arrest OF the
negro thief. No one seems to know
OF anyone bearing enmity towards the
man lie vas taken 20 the Grady
hospital AZ once iIis Injuries are
not o. a very serious nature The as
sailaut e unknown. Tor the wounded
man would not talk.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-21

Photuix. Aria.. pse - N De-
rsyiNn. SO cane ssre sso nosths
aso fr0m ChiraEo. sta D. R0Ws
ais4 rssstay e'Gat % coasamptira
pevcyitn slaiusei o ~ a uca ~ q
RaasiAn adssirAi kat e havo q stfs
sna soa b. ChttaEo Az ehs us8sF-
tatlsr rafisrs b was siarovsrct taai
tAs ascrarta wa q uUman
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-21

Paris. nec. 80. Madame Gould,
tha former Gauaia.- nnni a. CaaInl.
lane. has been victorious IN ne suits
hfoaght by creditors and I1rey lead
srs AGAINST her vita ~ object %
makiar her ioinsly rssPonsiole with
me count. Thi1esn % re aftcea
cnsss were dismissed ~ ne ooaH
vtM costt against the plaiuttgs
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-21

Rome. Ne 50 TIE death vas
annaaaood raesaay q NopsieucI
ADAM. one " tae mest weaithy ho'
maa artlatts. uafinE Ms are ttes
NoasEnor Aaami aaae yslassAs pres.
ens - reps 10 iu ana Pas ~, ~
rin b ihf latter he.ns = SOD pecieFR
rrosg fel WiH hnHianu Ert ~ ~
Ria ~ ien u.ee9 ees - lbe Poge
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-21

New York. nec 50. Airs Russell
aake loaaed 81 Seo ,oo9 % ne Lands
Purchase osmpsn} ca p,ece ci ProP-
sgty "a the sough siae a. Wall street.
jas West ~ William strvs, TIE
mortrage CO tie properly b 81 AZ
PEI eat. sue ne 4 1919 This
nakes ueafB O. 600 eee ,hAi Mr.
sase loansd az Nsaesttaa real estate
recentiY.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-21

Naepa Ca De 80 --niroa
lsnfs a. ycehF rcs'ra an operative
sas atIetrtt inwEs bya iary. Az
10 vr - s.st ia ttr state nrfmr
rE a, 1ere Hf sns fakre tat1 CO.
trtr tF ne ret sd e rearra 81
salcs faraatu sfs1es tprarrus sra
go rsrtH d CSC reraF ~ u1s
Al rrr wrs q 80 WlsEaan mI11
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-21
Indian Agency Cashier suspended.

Muskogee, /. T.. Dee. 20 Lyman
X. Lane, cashier OF the Indian agen-
cy, has been suspended, following the
investigation which Tuesday revealed
shortage OF between IS, 600 and
81 600. II II charged that money
received during the present admins
tratlon has been used to supply de-
nciency. which. Il Is alleged, exist
ed during q previous administration.
The matter had been places 10 the
hands of the district attorney.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-21

Aibasy. Ca. Dc. NJ. J..
Thesnlos. Esfvhaht aas nruFr. a}
MnrgaE. Ca,aoaa c2anif ce@Niiir'i
taicite b. shsouaE hlasef ie tse
head sta q nii'el pespoels-s3 49,
fsFhsitl knsis 10 ss,t b earf tpss
ite eases
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-21

Neu Vera pee sf.--AaAn A.
ktak. see umf Ftae tat FscaFlesn
% l1e Tekss slfyiaEs 60 fstts-'I
nsrt6ss ir his aewa ne eazsH
q eeah as bar tssatf Ns saf
s,Fe e. srueiie ifsitnt. h 49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-16
IRISH MANSION STREWN
WITH NOTES AND GOLD
Sovereigns Found on Floor Of
Every Room and Even in
Kitchen Utensils.
MANY UNCASHED CHECKS
Silver and Lace Hidden Away
in Rubbish and Rich Ar
ticles Everywhere.


4 remarkable romance OF an old country
mansion that was found 20 be actually
Uttered with wealth was told in Dublin
before the Master OF the Rolls yesterday
IN connection with the administration OF
the estate OF tho late Mrs. Megan. who
owned house in County Meath and an
other in ST. Stephens Green. Dublin.
AIRS. Megan died IN 1850 and made her
daughter her heir ana executrlx. The
daughter in turn died about year ago.
Tho personal estate was valued at over
$4,000. large portion OF which was 20
be devoted TO building three hospitals in
Dublin. and a valuer was called IN 70
make an inventory or the contents.
Ills report contains some astounding de-
tails Every passage IN the house and
every room 20 which access could be oh
tanned was packed with parcels OF everv
description. old papers. deed boxes. valu-
ablo pieces OF furniture and old silver. All
thrown about in confusion. The main
staircase and the vestbuie were aImos,
knee-dccp in rubbish. i took the vaiucr
three days to Investigate the litter. and
h's labors resulted 81 the discovery o.
thousands % pounds IN checks. bank notes
shares. securities. coins. 1ewe,ry and Sill
yer
Bank % England end Bank % ireland
notes were found adhering 70 old pieces
Of newspaper. or thrown carelessly aside
in waste-paper baskets sovoreigns were
found on the floor OF every room. on thu
stairs and hidden away ia tea cups and
vases. ard even IN the kitchen utcnsua
There We're also large sums represented
in uucashed checks. dated iu some cases
upward NJ hfty years back.
Plate chests containing large quantities
OF silver were found hidden under r-osr
plies az papers. and. Judging from their
appearance, they had been untouched FOR
decades. Large quantities or wearing ap-
parei were also found. gowns ia some H.
stances bcius covered with rare OLD Irish
lace.
In every page II the vaiuer's notebook
occurs such phrase ass Pound i've
pound note among the rubbish"
when the lady's other house. in &,
Stephens Green. was examined. 81 v.ss
found 90 be in. ~ possible. a worse corol-
ton than tho mansion in Meath. but val1-
ahlcs We're not thrown about ia such
extraordinary fashion
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-16
BROTHER TWINS
ARE EIGHTY SEVEN
Bear Striking Resemblance to
Each Other and Also to
ChaWcey NJ. Depew.
LONDON. Dec G.


Two remarkable twins celebrated their
birthday i4 tho city this week. Twins are
common enough. but It is rare. indeed.
that tae pair Of them attain the age
of So yoaI- But in the case of David
and Jonathan Coduor Citing Christian
namcs m..,lJ they have reached this
age without severing their partnership, If
ONO may tn.s express 10.
The pair. who are leading merchants IN
OIL. rf. an. who. by the way, bear q
striking resemblance to Chaunccy M De-
I.". W.re born in Davenport IN 1879 and
UNTIL they reached middle age 10 was a
u.tter of con idcrabie difficulty 90 tell
t.em apart. while even now. at thc adj
ftn..l aee of So. it IS not easy to detect
which la which. SO great IL tho resem-
hiuuce. The most curious part IS that
they are both active and have known but
little Illness They are Keen amateur pho
toeraI.e.s. and take an interest In row.
inr those at Dcvouport can TESTIFY
Ih0.e SIS every indication that the
brothers VIII touch the century mark, thus
.oe'e-flil.tlux a unrld'a rOcnrd-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-16
LAMP is LIGHTED
THROUGH MANS BODY
Remarkable Demonstration Of
Wonders Of New System OF
Ethereal Electricity.
WIRELESS PHONE NEXT


Before an audience Of some Of the best
known scientific men az the day. Val
demar Poulsen last night az the Queen 8
Han demonstrated some Of the wonders
OF his new system q ethereal electricity.
as Sir William Preece. tile chairman. de-
scribed IT,
Sir William said that tho lecturers dis
covery sounded tie death kneI OF the
old spark" telegIaphy. and Mr. Poulsen
ia hls paper explained that his form OF
electricity was capable OF no fewer than
q million vibrations per second. thus Civ
ins practically continuous wave Of
energy. The spark form of electricity
might be llkencd 10 a series Of explosions
and the POulsen system 10 continuous
~ vibrating tuning fork.
Some wonderful Communications. Illus
trating the capacities Of the new cleo
tricity. were given. 4 set OF six electric
incandesceht lamps were lighted wire
lessly" by its energy, q lamp was liz
through Mr.. Poulsens body, copper WIRE
was melted in midaIr. but the most beau
tiful sight OF all was the swinging cop
per wire fixed to the top OF an Undue
ton coil. which. In the darkened hail.
seemed like q waving sclmitar OF violet
fame when the ethereal energy was ap-
Piled 70 IT.
In addition 70 the advantages IN wire
( less biography (Which include absolutely
perfect tuning" and the impossibuity
OF tapping the inventor expressed him
SELF confident chat It would be found to
solve the problem OF a wireless telephone.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-16
SINGER AND LOVER
SHOT ON STAGE
Young Woman Fatally and Man
Slightly Wounded by q
Jealous Clown.

PARIS, Dec. IS.
During a rehearsal at the Theatre des
Folles Dramatique yesterday Emil Iou-
graud, a clown. shot at and mortally
wounded Lucette Dcmay, young singer.
Hougraud first met the girl ten years
ago. when she was only years old. JIe
was charmed by her voice, and offered 70
have her trained for the operatic stage
lie placed her under well-known sing
ing master for six years. and after she
had made her debut with great success
discovered that he loved her
She refused to marry him. saying sho
loved Pippo, a singer who had recently
Joined the company in which she was
singing.
While the girl and her lover we're sing
ing a duet together yesterday Hougraud
drew a revolver and fred four shots at
the girl and two at her lover. The shots
lodged IN her neck and shoulders. The
man was only slightly wounded. HOu-
graud offered no resistance when arrested.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-16
FINED FOR INSULTING POLICE
Woman Doctor Has to Pay Penalty Of
Attacking Them.

HAMBURG. Dec. l5.-Mme. Anita Aug7-
b.IG. woman doctor. has been sem
fenced to tno of $50 for writing an
article entitled -The Misdeeds of the Po-
lice"
The article ie intended to expose tho
brutality exercised by the police during
the recent manifestation for universal
suffrage. Mime. Augsburg, among other
THINGS mentions workman whose hand
WAS cut oI uy q police officers sabre
The Judge. iu passing sentence. said
that tho title iu itself was an insult TO
the honor Of the police force.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-16
ireland for Tobacco.

DUBLIN. Dec. 15.-At the sitting IN
Dublin Of the Council OF Agriculture.
Colonel Everard said that the tobacco IN
dustry would give employment TO every
member Of the farmers families all the
year round. That was an industry which
was once beginning 10 make great strides
when # was ruthlessly stamped out. Ire
land was capable Of producing the highest
classes Of tobacco.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-16
Relics of the Romans.

CARDIFF. Dec. 15.-Workmen engaged
In diverting a roadway at Welwyn, Herts,
yesterday unearthed seven Roman urns
IN a good state OF preservation. a Roman
spur, two drinking bowls six inches high,
plate. an iron standard, and "a small urn
six inches high.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-16
.ENGLISHMAN VISITS
UNKNOWN BHUTAN
Met by Ruler of Strange Coun-
try and Treated With Abso-
Lutte Friendliness.
AT ANCIENT MONASTERY
Dancing Monks in Quaint Cos
tunes Organize Big Reccp-
ton in His Honor.


Claude White. the British po,,,,.-,
agent at sikhlm. made two expeditions
INTO Bhuton last year and during the l,,,
summer details OF which are now r,,,..
lished FOR tho frst time.
During the FIRST journey. which was am
dertaken 20 invest tho Tonrsa PenloD a..
ruler u Hhutan. as a Knight Comman6o-
o. tho Indian Empire. for the service, d..
rendered during tho Tibet campaign I'll.
entire country was crossed. and portions
o. Tibet which had not. been visited 40
white men wcre traverses. F,ve-,v,r,-s
dI. wh'to was received with absolute
friendiiness
Net by the Ruler.
The Tongsa Poniop himself undertook
cinclt and dangerous journey ~ over
yen dayS from his residence at rfasa 90
meet Mir. White ~ Lharhnrr A. 49,
long Monastery. one ~ tie most rc,e-l y
bhutan. the chief frcaruate lama 90 ,bo
htpne" or the TonEsa Penlop. Here a
great reception wns organized IA honor
! OF the British Political Agent.
AS ine caravan approached Up tho Forr,
toward the ancient monastery 50 was met
I oy masses OF lamas al wearing dark red
robes. When RI. White and the Tong,
I PenloD had been escorted uo H. The r,nr-
estery an extraordinary lama dance wac
organized iu their honor. This took place
lr the courtyard of tho monastery. th.,
various canccrs wearing glotcsquo masks
OF animals heads
During tire summer mission N-. WHITE
was heyond tie limits 90 Hnutan proper.
and Travelled for prolonged period
through hitherto unknown parts % Tibet.
A Curious Animal.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-16
Thousandth AnniverasrY.

LONDON, Dec. ia pageant viii DO
held at ROmscy on June IS. 10 and 20 next
in honor OF the one-thOusandth aniver-
sary OF the founding OF Romsey Abbey by
KIM EdHrard the Elder.
The Goodland republic., 1906-07-13

QUARTERLY REPORT OF COUN-
ty superintendent Of public instTuc-
ton Of Sherman county, Kansas, to
the state superintendent Of public in
structiOn. Quarter begins April /,
1906, ends July 1, 1906:
1. Number Of district schools Wis
ited this quarter, giving number Of
each district: q, 76.
2. Average length Of time spent In
actual school inspection: Two hours
3. Number Of written reports Of
such visits made to the district board:
None.
district boards: None.
3. Number Of days Office has been
kept open at county seat: Thirty.
6. Number Of examinations Of dis
trict clerks records: One. Cd Give
numbers Of districts in wich records
are not kept according to law: None.
Z. Number Of examinations Of dis
trfct treasurers' records: None. %
Give numbers Of districts in which re-
cords are not kept according to law:
None
8. Number Of teachers meetings
3. Number Of lectures delivered:
None
10. Is this Office supplied with
suitable record books, as required by
the existing law? Yes
II. Number OF certificates grant
II. Number. Of certificates in
dOrsed: None.
To the State superintendent of Pub
lie instruction, Topeka, Kan:
hereby certify the above to be
correct statement OF the work Of this
Office in the matters herein reported,
for the quarter ending this day
Dated at GOOdland, this SOth day OF
June 1906 J. p. PHILLIPS,
County superintendent OF Sherman
County, Kansas.
The Goodland republic., 1906-07-13
Brings Many to Kansas City.

While people are suffering and dy-
ing with appendicitis, the news is be
ing carried with all possible haste to
all parts OF the country that a method
OF treatment without drugs or sur
gerry is in effective operation at the
Temple OF Health at Twelfth and
Washington streets, in Kansas City,
No. DR.. c. H Carson, the Originat-
or Of this method Of treatment, has
gained a worldwide reputation, not
only by his ability 20 cope with this
terrible disease that has bahied the
skill OF the most learned physicians
but in his power to relieve and cure
disease.
Those who are interested in this
great science should send for the spe-
Cial Illustrated edition Of the Health
Reporter. which gives much valuable
Information concerning the treatment
testimonials, etc 1t VIII be sent to
anyone free OF charge who desires IT
Address Dr. c H Carson, Twelfth and
Washington streets, Kansas City, No.
kansas City Journal
The Goodland republic., 1906-07-13

IL in block No. &c. ana lots Nos IS
to % in block IS, all in the c K &
n. addition 70 the city OF GOOdland-
On motion the offer Of so BY the
Foster Lumber company for a com
promise tax sale certificate on lot No
IS in block 10. 3, in the original town
OF KanOradO, was accepted
The quarterly report OF the county
superintendent was examined and ap-
proved and on motion the same was
ordered advertised
On motion the offer Of James And
ersOns vice president and general man
ager Of the Geneseo Live Stock COM
pany, and Z. F. Murphy, its secretary,
to release all rights title and interest
IN and to the following described
school land, tOwit- All Of sections
sixteen (16) and thirty-sfx (36)s In
township nine CD, range thirty seven
(31)s section thirty six $3.50, in town
ship nine (9)s range thirty-eight (38)s
and the northeast quarter OF section
sixteen (16)s township ten (1O)s range
thirty-seYen (S7), was accepted.
The county superintendent present.
ed petitions for the sale Of the follow
ing described school land tO-wit;
Northeast quarter 16-1O-39; all Of
section 1851; all OF section 36-9-
3Ss and all OF section 36-9-34-
On motion the appointment Of the
following school land appraisers were
approved: Sam AdamSOn, Oscar Bur
ton and Witten Townsend, to appraise
the northeast quarter OF 16-9-4O; VIII
liam Dunn, Ora Albertson and Otis
COip TO appraise northeast quarter
36-IO-4O- W Townsend William But
Ter and Charles Aim to appraise the
southwest quarter 16-641; Walter
Lamb, Fred Webb and II. W. Runnells
to appraise northwest quarter 1911
38i l. J HarZlers William Laughlin
and John Braun to appraise north
half 16- 1898; James Quincy, ". H
Connolly and r. Q. Martin TO appraise
all 36-9-37, and all 36-9-3S; B. P
Wells, Peter SaltZman and Q. n. Fen
no to appraise all 16-9-37.
On motion the petition presented by
Q. J. ShimealI to vacate the old orr
ginal tOwnsite Of Eustis, Sherman
county, Kansas, was granted as pray
ed for.
On motion the board adjourned to
meet again July Z.
y. Z. ALBERTSON, Chairman
Attest: WILSON PETERS,
County Clerk
The Goodland republic., 1906-07-13

NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO
Purchase School L.and-The under
signed hereby sevgiOtcien o1-one,p hp
signed hereby gives notice that he viii,
on the 23d day Of July, 1906, make
the following described school land,
situated IN the organized county Of
Sherman, Kansas, viz The northeast
quarter northwest quarter, southwest
quarter, southeast quarter, OF the
southwest quarter OF section 16, town
ship 9, range Al He names the fol-
lowing persons TO prove his settle
ment, continuous residence, and i'm
proYements, viz Charley Aim, resi-
dence Lincoln township; and .. r
Eaton, residence Lincoln township.
Done at GOodlaud, county Of Shsr-
man. Kansas, this 10th day OF July,
1865. JOSEPH TESELIK,
1905 JOSEPH T. FESELTK.
The Goodland republic., 1906-07-13

LIST OF BELIHQuENT TMES

OFFICE OF COUNTY TREASUR-
era Of Sherman county. Kansas-NO-
tiee IS hereby given that 50 much OF
the following land or town lots, sit
uated IN Sherman county, Kansas, de-
Scrfbed in the following lists, viii, on
the first Tuesday OF September, 1895,
and the next succeeding days be
sold BY me at public auction at my
Office for the taxes and charges there
on for the year 1905.
J. ". SMITH, County Treasurer.
The Goodland republic., 1906-07-13

OF troubles to contend with, spring
from a torpid liver and blockaded
bowels unless you awaken them to
their proper action with Dr.. Kings
New Life Pills. ftas- pisasantest and
most eHecffEe cure for constipation.
They prevent apr9ndicitis and tone On
the system 25c At 7. A Stevenson's
The Goodland republic., 1906-07-13
Hot Weather Suitings

SILK ATUILS-the finest, best and
handsOmest made. We bought them to
sell at 40c, SOC and 6Oc price now
- 2sjC and soc
The Goodland republic., 1906-07-13

Wanted-GirIs for laundrfes. STEADY
employment Good Wagea Apply 2es
Barclay Block. 18th and LarimeF,
DILL -Cc-o-
The Goodland republic., 1906-07-13

On motion the county clerk was or
dered 70 issue q rebate certificate to
erroneous assessment on lots Nos. IS
to 80 IN block No Is lots EOs 70
The Goodland republic., 1906-07-13
-LEoLs " LLa-O-N = y 7 In
County Clerk.

GOOdland, Kan, July THE board
OF county commissioners Of Sherman
county, Kansas, met in regular ses-
sion pursuant to adjournment Full
board present and county clerk
On motion the following bills were
examined and allowed and warrants
ordered drawn for the payment Of
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1906-08-24
Jerome Is Willing to Run.

District Attorney William Traverse
Jerome of New York has issued the
following statement:
I'm the present shameful condition
of our political life in this city l am
willing to run for the Office Of COVER
nor of the state if the democratic con-
vention shall nominate me without any
understanding, expressed or implied
other than that, if elected, shall obey
my oath of Office as 1 understand it, in
letter and in spirit.
William Traverse jerome"
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1906-08-24
woNDERLAND-19Os.

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