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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1906-11-29

escalloped chicken, potato chips
cranberry Jelly, parker house rolls,
coffee, fruit compete, cake. After the
the Sunday School orchestra
will give a recital. Every n is cor
daily invited.
The Christian Endeavo twill give a
Pie Social in the basement OF the
Presbyterian church on Saturday even
ing Dec. LIST. 1t is a 10 cent social and
it is hoped will be we'll patronized.
We baked the pies you all like best,
And are willing now to stand the test.
The proof Of the pudding is the eating.
And of the pies there is no beating.
So we hope you will everyone come round
And eat the best pies ever Drowned.
And while the church folks fill their till.
You also the inner man may ill.
The Catholic ladies will hold their
annual supper and sale OF fancy arti-
cles Tuesday, December 18th ut the G.
A. r. hall. They have many novel
ties for Xmas gifts and invite the
ladies to call. Sale begins at 3 p. m,
and supper at s..
Creamed Chicken Mashed Potatoes
Baked Beans Brown Bread Pickles
Rolls Cranberry Jelly Coffee Cake
Supper 20 cents.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1906-11-29

In speaking Of the prevailing famine
drought the country the editor OF the
Kimball Graphic says: There is
scarcity OF eggs, butter and milk in
towns all over the state. Notwithstand-
ing most OF them are small towns and
surrounded by a diversified farming
country, poultry, eggs, butter and
milk are scarce and high in price.
The average farmer is getting so that
he wont milk only cows enough for
family use-and completes the deal by
eating all the chickens he raises and
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1906-11-29

Last Thursday night Aberdeen
suffered the worst fire in its history.
The loss totalizes between 500, 600,
and $3.50, 900. The Sherman House,
an old landmark and for years the
leading hostelry, is entirely ruined.
The insurance is said to amount to
less than one-half the loss. 1t is a
hard blow to Aberdeen just as the city
was starting in on an era OF prosperity
the greatest they have ever known. We
doubt not, however, that her citizens
will rise equal to the occasion and the
burned district will be built up even
better than before.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1906-11-29

Miss Emma Humphrey Of Watertown
was in Brookings Monday for the pur.
pose of inspecting the Relief Corps OF
this place. The meeting was called
for the afternoon. There was a good
attendance and the work was exempli-
fled by the Corps. The inspector Civ
ing them more words of praise than OF
criticism. Refreshments were served
after the work. was finished, and Mrs.
Humphrey returned to her home on
the evening train.
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WITH THE CHURCHES

Ladies of NJ. f. Church will hold an
apron and food sale in the Gaylord
building. Tuesday Dec. 1lth. Lunch
Toe. Come and buy your Nmas
aprons.
The Ladies Aid Society OF the NJ. f.
Church will meet at the home of Mrs.
Enos Thursday Dec. 9th Mrs. Frank
Pond and Mrs. Nord will assist in
entertaining.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the NJ. f.
Church will hold an apron sale and
1Oc lunch in the Gaylord building on
Main street, December 18th. Home
cooking will be sold. Every body
come.
First Church OF Christ Scientist
Services Sunday IL. a. m. Subject
God the only Cause and Creator, also
services Thanksgiving. Reading room
open every Wednesday and Saturday
from 2 to 4 p. m. All cordially invited.
First Baptist church, Rev. George
f.. Morphy, pastor. Services next
Sunday morning and evening. Sub
ject of the morning sermon, "The
Authority Of Christ" In the evening
a sacred concert under the leadership
OF Prof. Christensen will be given. A
cordial invitation to attend is ex'
tended.
The ladies aid society Of the FRS
Presbyterian church will be entertain
ed at the home OF Mrs. Gudehues mex
Thursday afternoon Dec. 9th. Mrs
Mccoy, Mrs. Mcconnell and Mrs, S
II. Murphy will assist in entertaining
The ingathering OF the pledged
dollars will be at this time. Let al
the ladies be sure and come.
The Ladies Aid Society OF the FRS
Baptist church will give a supper 70
% cents at the home OF Mrs. III. III
Reeves on Thursday, Dec. 9th, at 81!
o'clock. The following menu will b
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PORTER J.. WHITES DESCRIPTION or
HE'LL

A whirring and rumbling of hideous
noises; the flashing of lightning and
the strong, roaring peals of thunder,
the sight OF some poor unfortunate
struggling against the demons OF hell
incarnate; behold the demon-like that
belCh forth the curses of damnation.
Mephisto, lily good Doctor, look,
see; all this you shall feel and more;
you shall know what it is to mock the
pure and innocent; to give thy soul
into my keeping. |, Satan, whom all
the universe fear and tremble. O! for
the soul OF one wise man to show on
judgement day though / gather fools
and my work is never done" With
this, night grows darker; the storm
RACES; the demons gather in midnight
revelry and curse the Immaculate
~angle-the Virgin Mary; and is his
bidding from the throne OF torment.
There comes a lull, and all roars forth
in a wreathing mass OF fire with en-
chanting hideousness, and the cur
tain falls from view the remorse OF the
lost souls. The above fully explains
one OF the many scene in Porter j.
Whites famous Faust" to be seen
at the Grand Friday evening.
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IN o

Philo Hall, Jr., born August :, 1895. DIED
10, 1906.
Dearest Philo, thou has left Us,
But we hope to meet again,
Ia tina world where thers's no parting
And we know no grief or pain.
How wen miss thy loving presence,
Never, never can be told;
But we know that thou art happy,
In the Savior's blissful fold.
Friends and schoolmatcs all will miss thee,
From thy old accustomed place;
And in vain will wait the coming
OF thy dear familiar face.
Where'cr thou went, thy ways endcarcd,
To the hearts of those around
For, a free heart and gentle manner,
With dear Philo, e'er was found.
In the grave we now must leave thee,
Peaceful be thy resting place,
Till we bid adicu to sorrow,
And behold thy angel face
Mrs. c. II. Pike.
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DAY

the year when our thoughts should
turn upward, and our lips should
frame a prayer for the manifold
blessings we have enjoyed the year
lust past. Thanksgiving Day-that
day of all the year when our minds
should turn from earth to that higher
plane. The day when we should
quietly commune with ourselves and
think OF the many things that nave
occurred during the past year that
have been blessings to US. Oh course
there will enter into our meditations
the dark days that we have endured,
and we will pause and say to ourselves
that all has not been JOY, all has not
been according to our likes, and that
our paths have been thorny and rough
at times, but into this all 1T Will
appear to us that it might have been
worse, yea, that we might this day
not be alive to breathe Gods air and
battle in his sunshine. Many OF us
have had SORROWS that well nigh broke
our hearts. There were days perhaps,
when we doubted that there was any
thing but sorrow and encouragement
in this world, that the God OF the uni
verse exacted too much toll from us
and that he was too hard on us, but
stopping now on this Thankful Day,
we see hat these sorrows, these dis
appointments were meant to make our
ioy, our lives, our pleasures in this
world more pure, more precious and
more God-like. Is it not really true
that we receive benefits far in excess
OF our due, that we have blessings
showered upon us with a lavish hand,
that we fail to appreciate the sublimlty
of this life? We take it for granted
that our lives should be one continual
round OF enjoyment, and when the
dark days come, as they will, we are
ill prepared for the conflict and we cry
aloud in our anguish.
But we have so many things to be
thankful for that this side OF the ques-
tIOu IlOTG nan oNCtD dlbllNtS viz otiiS'
While our crops have not turned out
in abundance still there is plenty on
every hand. No devasting epidemic
has thrown its grim shadow over the
land. The w~orkingman has had all
that he could do. Business has pros
pered as never before. Good health
has been general. 1t is true that dis
asters have occurred during the past
year, but not any more than usual
in proportion to the population OF the
globe. This state has been particular
ly fortunate in this regard. The state
has %prospered beyond the most sangu-
inc expectations. New OF en-
deavor have been opened up to the
beople OF the commonwealth, and they
have been quick to take advantage OF
them. The hardy pioneer has seen
the price OF his land advance in price
with leaps and bounds. tie IS now
reaping the reward Of his early endeav-
or. lie should be thankful this day,
Be happy. BE c]ontented. All
things are for The best. Think not OF
the sad side of life today. Think OF
the cheerful and contented side. This
day is meant for thanking and let our
readers make it a day long to be re-
membered by them as II OF the
pleasant milestones on the journey OF
life. If you know Of some who are
needy, cheer their heart this day in a
substantial manner Then they too
will be happy with you.
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eggs to boot. You can buy a hog all
right-and that's about all. It's upto
the town man to do the $50, boss So"
act and raise his own hens. Oh, why
should the spirit OF mortal be proud
"Where's them id overalls."
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-09-06
- n. SIT o RIA.
Bears the :, Tho Kind You Have Always BouGt
signature st &xXZzIzSs<
On the Rail

G, Il, Wilson, assistant general
freight agent of the Wisconsin Cen-
trial railroad company, has resigned
his position, because OF III health He
has not boon we'll for some time past
and II is his intention TO take rosy,
hoping TO regain hts health Mr.. VIII
son started TO work for the company
% years ago ua telephone operator
and by faithful and diligont service
was promoted to station agent for the
Wisconsin Central Railroad company
at Chicago From that position he
was promoted 10 assistant general
freight agent, which position no has
filled for ton years, His successor
has not yet been appointed, aud In
the meantime matters which were re-.
ferred TO him Will be attended TO by
his superior, Burton Johnson, general
freight agent.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-09-06
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the - <<---
Signature o. GExxyV ZIzIc%.t<
Grip, lnhuenuxa

Influenza, cold in the head, watery
eyes and running nose, With fever
and hot bushes, chilly. creepy feeling.
are cured by Humphreys Seventy
seven"
A hard cold tho stubborn kind that
hangs on" and is likely 60 run into
Catarrh, Bronchitis, Grip or even
Pneumonia, Is broken up" by the
use OF seventy
seventy seven" consists of
small vial of pleasant pellets that ats
the vest pocket, handy TO carry,
At druggists, % cents or mailed,
Doctors Book mailed free,
Humphreys Homeo. Medicine Co,
Cor. William and John streets, New
York,
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Gilbert Ahead OF Them All.

Rice Lake, Wis, Sept Hayward
Is, Merton 5, Davidson 1872, Lenroct
1853, Connor ITS, Strange 1870, Frear
1873, Froehlich SO, Houser rs, Dahl Ga,
Kempf SO. Thomas 55, Rowland 10,
Gilbert 176, ingalls, 50, MCGEE 60.
Beedle 1877, Purtell LOG.
Jenkins 1853, Kinney l24. Senator
Stout and Assemblymen Scott were
renominated unanimously.
Three Lonely Democrats.
Green Lake, wis, Sept. 5.--1wo
precincts of hartford and BrookTlne:
Awkward J., Merton 2, Davidson 1877,
Lenroot "a, Conner 124, Strange 60,
Frear 81, Froehlich &C. Houser 60,
Dahl a., Kempf 50, Thomas 81, Gil.
bert So, ingalls, rs, MCGEE 80, Beedle
IL, Purtell 81.
Dudgeon 81, Nelson 118. For con
gresham, Nelson 10S, Thomas IS.
Iowa County for the Governor.
Dodgeville, Sept 5.--Nine pre-
cincts in Iowa county gave Davidson
41G, Lenroot 1873.
Three to One for Davidson.
Green Bay. wis, Sept. 5.--The in.
complete vote in Green Bay gives
Davidson $40, Lenroot 37o, Conner
3Ql. Strange 100. Frear 156, FroehIich
ll5, Houser 122, Dahl 1871. Kempf 81,
Thomas 50. Gilbert 237, Ingalls, go,
MCGEE 153. Beedle 234, Purtell 181.
For -Kuestermann
go, Miner gs3.
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Strange 35, Frear 81, Froeh1lch 30
Houser Is, Dahl 80, Kempf 20, Thorn
as IA, Gilbert SIS, ingalls, 26, Niece
19, Beedle A. Purtell Al, Cooper 81
Nolan Al, Baker SO, Gettle Sc.
Senator WyIie Renominated.
Reedsbprg, Wis, Sept. 5.-TotaI
city: Aylward 80, Merton s, David
son 1877, Lenroot 147, Common 1GG
Strange 125, Frear II. Froehlich 81
Houser 1877, Dahl 109, Kempf rs
Thomas AZ, Gilbert 148, Ingalls, 80
MCGEE sc. Beedle 1873, Purtell 113
Babcock 1853, Mahoney 165 Prob
ably Wylie for senate and Mueller for
assembly.
Davidson Big in Monticello.
MontelIo, Wis, Sept 5.-Marquette
county, village Of Monticello, gave Ayl
ward 30, Merton 5, Davidson 112, Len
root %, Conner no. Strange IS, Freal
fl, Froehlich IL, Houser 40, Dahl q
KimbIe 43. Thomas 20, Gilbert 102
ingalls, 10, MCGEE 46, Beedle so, Pur
tell 40.
Dudgeon SIS. Nelson 70 for congress
Nelson 1928, Thomas "a, Dudgeon 2.
Most AyIwsrd in jefferson.
Jefferson, Wis, Sept. 5.-AyIwarc
800. Merton So, Davidson 80, Lenroo'
a.. Common 80, Strange Il, Frear 80
Froehlich IS, Houser &c. Dahl A
Rempf ~. Thomas "a, Gilbert 20
ingalls, IL MCGEE sG, Beedie SIS, Pur
tell 50, Dudgeon AZ, Nelson 79.
Congressman-Nelson ,202, Thomas
80.
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James O. Davidson has defeated Irwin l. Lenroo for the
publican gubernatora nomination the primaries by than
light poled probably than 40
per Strange lieutenant governor
equally large defeated The majority each despite
the light VOTE will exceed 100000 1t may reach But
fragmenary and incomplete The SLOW The
Davidson lead quite generally uniform in all OF the
monweath He Madison heavily and Dane county by up
of This based the far in
They incomplete Beyond doubt F. L. Gilbert of Mad
has defeated MCGEE of Milwaukee for attorney general by
big majority House strongly of and
have defeated both Frear and Froehch though the ater
will strongly the German while Dahl
chances for the treasury nomination appear good But
Pe leads He pobaby has beaten Bede though
latter gains fast upstate
John Awkward of Madison the democratic nominee for gov
His victory Senator Merton of Waueksha clearly
all but he like all democrats
have been sacrificed democrats everywhere vote the republican
ticket freely.
Cooper congress the district and Babcock the
third John NJ. Nelson has been elected by
1000 for the short and nominated for the long
Indications point the of Kuesemann Miner
in the ninth congressional district.
county the official will be necessary linn the
repub1 county ticket One thing ertanVroman Mason
achieved the district attorney Oakley
strongly sheriff. and have dstanced his several compel
ors
the Madison assembly district incomplete
this morning the result of the between Ernest n
A. c. Kroncke for the assembly could be deter
mined The very light accepted detrimental War
the aggressive active getting their
to the polls.
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SIGNS OF SOCIAL PREEMlNENcE.

Mrs, Pod Ruggles, who lives down
ON Pea ridge, has become quite
tea and pigs feet luncheon last night
TO the ladies of the JesolIus society
and It was quite a swell affair, She
wore her tailormado suit and Benicia
diamond earbohs and presided with
the grace of queen, These Pea ridge
social functions are becoming much
talked about In noighhoring towns.
Edgeheld, 5, G., Chronicle.
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hospital the other day and the sur.
geons found in MIN twenty-five pieces
ot cork, twenty pieces OF tnfoil.
leaden bullet, A piece of string eigh.
teen inches long, Is cents In small
change, q piece of leather nine inches
long With a hook at each end, several
pieces Of clay ptpestem aud portions
OF newspaper.
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seedle's County for Davidson.

seedle's County for Davidson.
Waupaca, Sept 5,--pavidson car
ried Waupaoa county ay $50 majority
over Lenroct, Assemhlyman Beedle
lives in this eonaty
Lenroot Carries sharon.
Sharon, Wis, Sept, 5.--Lenroot 6S,
Davidson 46, Conner a.. Strange IS,
Frear -, Froehlich 10. Houser IS,
Dahl 81, Rowland 4, James Z Kempf
Is Thomas ., Gilbert "a, ingalls, aS,
MCGEE rs, Beedle 81, Purtell 81,
Congressman--Cooper So, Nolan u,
Sepate-Beach 10, Douglass So,
| Green so,
Member of assembly John.
son 10, Kun %, Sprague "a.
Bob" Strong in soseobel,
Bosoohel, Wis, Sept, 5,--Ayward SS,
Merton l, Davidson so2, Lenroot 81.
Conner l76, Strange 81, Frear IS,
Froehlich g., Houser s.. Dahl -,
Kempt IS, Thomas 20, Gilbert 96, In,
gals 81, McGee Is, Beedle %, purtell
10, Congressman Babcock 1853, Ma.
honey "a,
Cooper and Jim Run Ahead.
Racine, Wis, Sept, 5.--Racine couu.
! ty, 20 ont Of 80 precincts; Awkward
ILL., Davidson 1,eS7, Merton las, Len.
root GIG, Conner 1907. Strange sal.
Frear 569, Froehlich 4S9, nouser SIT,
Dahl 46S, Kempf 400, Thomas 500.
Gilbert 347 Ingalls, 1908, McGee a4i,
Beedle $50, purteu 667, Cooper 1890,
Nolan an
Davidson Counties.
Sheboygan--Abe for Davidson.
Crawford--l50 FOR Davidson.
mneau-Carried by Davidson,
Cambria,
Governor-Davidson 80, Lenroot GO.
| Aylward s, Merton 0,
Lieutenant goyonor-Connor 90.
Strange so,
Secretary of state-Frear "A. Hous.
er 2S.
Troasurer-Dahl IA, Thomas 70.
Attorney general Gilbert 90, Me
Gee &C.
poynette.
! Governor Davidson 80, Lourout
| 81, Awkward {, Merton .,
Lieutenant governor onnor rs,
Strange 81
Secretary of state Froar II, Froeh.
Itch ., Houser sc,
Treasurer-Dahl 90 kempf s.
Thomas A.
Attorney general--Gilbert ~, In,
gals 4, MCGEE a.,
Insurance commissioner oedlo
10, Purtell a.
ongress-Dudgeon 10, Nelson 65.
For senator-Wylie 5S, Foley %.
Lake Mills for Jim,
Governor-Davidson II, Lenroot 5S,
Aylward 30, Merton 20.
Lieutenant governor-Connor a.
Strange 40,
Secretary of state-Frear As, Froeh
Itch &c. Housor ~.
Treasurer--Dahl 55, Kempf 81
Thomas 81
Attorney general--Clbert "A, Niece
a.
Insurance commissioner Beedle 2G
Purtell 80.
ongress--Dudgoon So Nelson Sc
Special election for congress-Nel
son 1913, Thomas 40.
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in the last session, was an admins
tration floor leader and was slated
for speaker in view of the proposed
election of Mr. Lenroot as governor.
Cooper Falls in Deavan.
Delavan, Wis, Sept. 5-Delavan city
Davidson 1874, Lenroot 105 Conner
1875, Strange &C, Frear 81, Froelich so,
Houser so, Dahl 81, Rowland Al.
James SO, Kempf 68, Thomas %,
Gilbert 50, ingalls, $50, MCGEE 35,
Beedle 107, Purtell 81.
Congressman Cooper 81, Nolan 1876.
Senator-DOuglass 1856, Beach II
| Green 40.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT 10S, Sprague
IS, Kull 60.
Delayan town-Davidson SO, Len
root Al, Cooper 81, Nolan 81, Beach
IS, Douglass As, Green 9, johnson
81, Sprague 80, Kull IA.
Jim Carries Price County,
Phillips, Wis, Sept. 5.-City Of Phil
lips: Davidson 153, Lenroot 104, Ayl
ward II, Merton 5.
Congress: Madden 166, Morse 70
Assembly: Rosander n, Stout 100.
Price county gives Madden about
| 800 majority.
Returns From Medford.
Medford, Wis, Sept 5.-Result o.
| primaries: Awkward 20, Merton 5
Davidson 81, Lenroot 50, Conner Il
Strange 66, Frear 6, Froehlich II
Houser GO. Dahl Sc, Kempf 4s, Thorn
as 30, Gilbert 80. ingalls, 16, Niece
SIS, Beedle 90, Purtell 10
Congressman: Morse 131, Nader
u, Conway 90.
{ c. F. Stout was named for the as
sembly, also P. Kress, dem.
DR.. Eaton Gets Some.
Milton Junction, Wis. Sept 5.-To
tai vote $50, Awkward !, Eaton 4, Da
wilson II, Leuroot 48, Conner IS
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InaaIIs Makes a Killing.

ingalls, Makes a Killing.
Elkhorn, Wis, Sept 5.-For Ayl-
ward 16, Merton Is, for Davidson 1879,
Lenroot 144, for Gilbert SO, ingalls,
1853, MCGEE 6S, for Congressman
Cooper 204, Nolan 76.
Dab" Bumped in EIroy. 6
Elroy, Wis, Sept 5.-Aylward 10,
Merton 70, Lenroot 101, Davidson "a,
Conner 102, Strange 80, Houser 60
Conner 1O2, Strange 80, Houser 600
Frear 81, Dahl 76, Gilbert rs, Beedle
ST, Froechich SO, Kempf 43, ingalls,
"a, MCGEE &c. Purtell 65, Thomas
So, Babcock 50, Mahoney 1879.
Close in Ripon.
Ripon, Wis, Sept. 4.--The vote Of
the city of Ripon as was Lenroot 256
Davidson 225, Strange 1893, Conner
240, Gilbert 267, ingalls, 81, MCGEE
As, Frear 1870, Froelech 157, Houser
1O9, Dahl 1856, Rowland "A, James
16, Kempf I, Thomas rs, Beedle 1875,
Purtell 1873.
Jim Strong in Trempe aleau.
Trempealeau, Wis, Sept 5.-Dayid
son "a, Conner 81, Lenroot 4, Strange
5. Frear 10, Froehlich 70, HouseT
II, Dahl 10, Kempf II. Thomas g.
Gilbert 16, ingalls, l, MCGEE Is
BeedIe Is, Purtell Is, Assembly May
Ekern.
Mr.. Ekern Disappointed.
Arcadia. Wis, Sept. O. Aylward
u. Merton .. Davidson 70, Lenroot
II. Conner 66, Strange 9, Frear 81
Froehlich "a, Houeer 90, Dahl 2s
Kempf Is, Thomas II, Gilbert as
ingalls, s, MCGEE 9, Beedle 40, Pur
tell Is,
Congress-Esch rep, II; Hull, dem.
13. Assembly--rep., Ekern 10, Hider
shide los.
Mr.. Ekern was chairman Of the
judiciary committee Of the assembly
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VICTORY FOR
DAVIDSON.
Defeats Lenroot for Governor Two
Houser Seems to be Ahead for Secretary
Of State
And Gilbert Certain Of Attorney
generaIship

PROBABLE REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
For Governor-JAMES o. DAVIDSON. s.s
For Sec'y of State-WALTER L. HOUSER or FROEHLICH,
For Lieutenant Governor-W. D. Common.
For State Treasurer-A H. DAHL
For Attorney Generate. L. GILBERT.
For Insurance Commissioner-THOMAS M. PURTELL.
For Congress, both terms-JOHN M. NELSON.
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Congress-Esch rep, II; Hull, dem,
13. Assembly--rep., Ekern 10, Hider.
shide 10S
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-09-06
Governor Davidson Grateful
issues d Statement When His NOmin-
alton Is Made Evident.

| would indeed he migrate if ! did not highly
, appreciate the mark of confidence given me by the
republicans of Wisconsin at the recent primaries.
The campaign just closed has been the most remark
able witnessed in Wisconsin.
During my campaign throughout the state | dis
covered that practically no one in the republican
party was opposed to the reforms and policies |
have advocated for many years and in which |
claim to have been pioneer | much graft
fed to discover those sentiments among the people
and to know that the so-caed stawart faction was
not opposed to the position have taken on these re
forms, but their support of me based upon the
ground that my nomination would best promote tho
continued ascendency of the republican party in this
state with which party have been allied ever since
| came to this country. | believe that this the
prevailing idea and the governing Of my sup
port. 1t is my opinion that the prosperity of the
American people depends upon the continued con
troll Of the republican party, | believe that the
party be trusted to remedy all evils and to SC.
cure for the people that which is due them
To all republicans who nave given to me such
generous and cordial support, without conditions,
without pledges, and without request solicitations
/ feel the deepest gratitude and give them the
ance that, if elected by the people, my administration
shall be in the interest Of the whole people of the
state. No backward step will be taken in the things
that believe to be right and it will he my endeayof
to conduct the coming campaign to- receive the
support of every republican and every fair-minded
democrat in the state.
~ A. "a IN.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-09-06
A HUMAN OSTRICH,

A man who earned his living by
swallowing coins and other articles
had TO be operated on AT the London