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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-07
CORRUPTION CHARGED
TO TOBACCO COMBIA
Golfers Weekly BUYS Actid
to Prove Bribery.
EVIDENCE is BEING suPpREssI
Candidate Moran, Of Massachusst
Declares Golfers Has Refused
Publish Documents for Fear Of
Iurins Republican Party Tuesda,

Boston, Mass. Nov. 6.-DistrA
Attorney John B. Moran, sent ID
ter 10 District Attorney William
Jerome, OF New York, Sunday
which he stated that he was lnformJ
by State Senator A. ID. Hughes.
Michigan, that there Is in the pos, a
sion of Golfers Weekly evidence
the form Of original documents, ii
ters, kilograms and secret cod
which tends 10 show that an organic
method OF legislative corruption
practiced by the so-called tobaco
trust throughout the country.
The letter follows:
81 am credibly informed by one 4
ID. Hughes, formerly a state senatd
OF Michigan. that there is in the POD
session OF the proprietors Of a pud
lication by the name OF Co'ller'
Weekly, having it's usual place Of bus
mess In New York city, evidence
the form OF the original documents
letters. kilograms, secret codes au
the translation thereof, some copid
OF which now have and which ! an
pend herewith for the purpose OF idcn
tihcation. which tends to show an Oh
gamble, systematic and ptacucs
by the so-oaUed tobacco trust through
out fhe cormtr,
Il am Informed that some Of th
documents, copies Of which / do nd
have, tend 10 show hat several bid
affecting the interest OF the said to
bacco trust, were defeated al the cap
ital Of this commonwealth al the Las
session Of our general court tMassa
chusetts legislature) by practice
which are a part OF this systemat
ic scheme. am informed that ihI
proprietors OF the said Golfers Week
ly have purchased the evidence Tor
large sum Of money under a contrac
% publish the same not later that
ten weeks after the first day Of Az
gust; that the last day for publishing
the same has expired; that the sal.
Golfers Weekly has refused % pub
lish the sane, according 10 contract.
Il am further informed that Col
Hers Weekly 10 delaying publication
OF this evidence In violation Of i''
contract. until after the election, les
q should have an injurious effect up
on Republican candidates on election
day.
Therefore. I respectfully Request
you 20 obtain tAe same evidence aui
transmit 20 be forthwith. Ia order 'aa'
I may begin an Immediate inquiry h
such acts occurring On my iungd.c..''
a. may be DISCLOSED by an eNauila''
ton of the said documents
IN making public ,ae letter N-
Morau also gave % Tire prose -lp..
Of many letters. telegTams ard c'..f.
one lester being from Hughes
Hughes claims that BE- b0uFs'
factory ia Marion, Ind frOm Si III.
Senator o. a Baker. and 10 the 'l.-
tory Mr. HnVhes found a desk, st -
be asserts was tat ~ correspoatr --.
ind documents reveaiing cer'
win ths Ameucar I..
oacco company
HaEhes states in hja lettsr Ia
.aasayorod 90 interest Prrsitf-
Roosevelt sut CoeFnor HanlcT
'ntiara. bat uas aasnccfsafal d
hen SOFA zee d1caments % c.
ludsr coafract 90 81 raaHfhrt O.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-07
Kentucky.

Louisville. Nov. e.-Generally in
complete returns from the primary
election for United States Senator
from fOrty-seven counties out o. l19
give MeOreary Se,s6S, Beckhsm s2,l2S
For Governor, HaRer 54,lS7, Hayes
%. 100
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Michigan.

Detroit, Nov. e.-The Republican
State Central Committee from returns
received 90 far claim Warmers election
for Governor by over 10000. and all
twelve Congressman.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-07
New Jersey Republican. .

Trenton, n. j., Nov, 8 Late re.
turns Indicate that Republicans will
have forty-four members in the Gem
eral Assembly aud the Democrats SIX
teen.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-07

iutoFmatioa hon levy eouaty last
uight vas 90 the eject hat The county
Huuld size e stFonE vote against the
drainsRs amsntment Five precincis
sat % fouFtesu. iuelatlae BFons9u.
gave "a Zoe ard l7s arelnsi.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-07

Talishasses. N0v a-Prccinels q
snd ~, i.sos csuuty. shaw rsturns co.
tFalpsts etmert, r.; arsiust
amsuan..r IlA Ia hts bssn lmpos-
sihlt g srcafs FstaFns ffem eoantry
ptreInfaf
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-07
Illinois,

DsnsilIe, Nov. e.-JOseph @. Cam
non FRep.) ls reelected TO Congress
from the eighteenth district By usual
snajority.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-07
MASSACHUSETTS, Republican.

Boston, Nov. 6-The Republicans
we're victorious in tOdsy's State elee
ton. Governor Guild being reelected
Governor by considerably increased
plurality over last year.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-07
Pennsylvania Republican.

Phlladslphls, Nov. O. 1910 p. m
Returns up to this hour shoW consis.
tent Republican gains throughout the
State. aud indicate election OF Stewart
for Governor BY large plurality.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-07
Tammany Elects Judges

New York, Nov. 6,-The Herald
says the entire Tammany Judiciary
ticket Ia elected by large majority.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-07

tween Grass Widow and Hawkins
ssi Suspected.
KnoxyilIe, Tenn. Nov. Gas a
auel 70 the cold-blooded assassin
ton Of Mrs. William Garrett, a grass
doW. at Abingdon. Va, Saturday
hl. cnmo the suicide sunday aLJAb-
don OF John Hawkins, near
ghbor OF the woman. His suicide
oWed his learning that he was un-
suspicion for the killing OF Mrs.
sgelt.
aowtlns was q married man about
years old and leaves wife and
foe small children. His reputation
ha6 been excellent and be had never
before been under suspicion. Hawk
ihH became connected with the case
3D. lhe discovery OF a letter which he
had written Mrs, Garrett and which
u now N the possession OF the COM
uonwealth's attorney.
III this letter, II IL said. Il matter
discriminating the dead man and Mrs.
Garrett. although the woman Is said
b have lived IN way not 20 invite
epsplcl0u. Mrs CARROTS assassina-
Bon was a horrible affair, her head
Relne partially blown OF by two loads
from shotgun
lieWkine Killed himself In the pres
1ace o. his wife and children.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-07
oonneelIcut.

New Haven, Nov. 8,--0ne hundred
and forty towns give Woodrow (RepJ
%. 72l Thayer (Dem.l S7.7OS
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-07

New York, Nov. e.--Atll O'Clock
The World says Hughes (Rep.) 10
elected Governor and Chandler (Dem }
Lleutenant-Go Governor
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-07

sssrr. NaVsmter s-Follcu.sf 70
fss vote frou srsFFi for Cosfi
lst Distress. sraftWae ~ Art
faffirss snrre1rs CoaFt. Ftftt. ~
WknftN ~ RaHfrsf CeI-l.i'
rss. ninrk 81 nHfF 81. e.ll q as1rs p.
Pee srsiurFa nurrfusei 81. ass
a-see.f rrnnfn
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-07
Tennessea..

Nashville, Nov. 8-Forty out Of
ninety-si1 counties give Patterson
(Dem for Governor 1880 majority
over Evans CRep.)
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-07

age amendment, 90 far az received al
The Sun office, waa &c follows
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-07
IN FRIGHT
KILLS HIMSELF
god That Was Infatuated
With Young Woman.
rrne FROM HAWKING FOUND

re Killed Himself In Pressnes Of
wife and chIIdren--llIlelt Relations
sswesn Grass Widow and Hawkins
et Suspected.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-07

TIE insrestafp taf Ffteltei Sc. 7.
GsinssEiils. sere ~ taiiass o. A.
Eabsstrua. ~. " BsatfoFs. = A Car
tssg e. A W. Thanat. slrsA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-01
Jioot's 9lnfunft in Waibin9tun.

nibingtoh &c, 80. Sept
= Die ,Sadt uSplpb" fam beute nit
Dem Staotsiefret6r Goot, ieiner 8ot-
tin uno ieinein Sobne an goro bier
an. Ter arell5cr .Goliimbia," mel
der ben SefretGr llno ieine gegleiter
pom ,ItbtmiS brnd]te, lief Inn $50
geItern glbeno in Die Gbeiapeafe-9ai
Elm uno gng ip1ter bei Binep Eoint,
an DER Wiiinbung oes Eotomac.Hiuer
Dor 2lnfer. Iort luuroen Der Sefre-
tdr unb ieine @ciellid,ait nui Die
nSplpb" iibertragen, iueldje iie bier
ber beiorberte. Der arei5er vGolllm.
bin" gebt, iobalo er neiten aobIenpor'
rntb eingenommen bat, noh Cuba nb
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GunsentrirHw9 sn Weluport Wcms.
9toh i'm 2oufc oieier @chc ion oic
critic grpcoition bon 2onotruppen
noh Gubo criolgen.

noh Gubo crfolgen.
V al bington, 3. s.. 80. Sept.
- 2ie @orbercitllngen fiir bas 9lb,
lenben bon Sonbtrlppen nn6 Cuba
bouern iort. Gic critic 5rllppcnien,
Dung BON 300 Itonn, peld)e BON
9icluport 9tcps 10 balb ais inoglio,
abgcben iollcn, Oiirite Den genonnten
Sofen innerbolb 6 ober Z 5ogen Der.
loiien. sSolgenoe Grrppentbeile lpnr.
Den 5u oieier Grpeoition empioblen
bns 5. Snionterie 9iegiment aus
Blattsburg, oos II. Snfonterie.He
alment, Sort 3. u. 9iuiiel, @po, ou@
Z. Sniontcrie.Heginlent Sort 0ic
Tberion, 60, oos 81. Snionterie.
Gegiment Sort Sberibon, ST., oaS
2S. Snfanterie' '9tegiment, Sort Ges
Woines, So., oos 10. &apaaerie. .9le.
giment, Sort Gtban 9lllen 8t., bic
II. uno Is. Berg 'gatterie, gegenpGr.
tig in 8nncouper. @uib., uno 2 Sc
nie.Gompagnicn aus Waibington.
3ur lleberiiibrung oes eriten Gr.
peoitions,9orps uon gtepport 9felus
nah Guba miro Der 9lrmee. Trans.
portbompier DSumner," gegenlp1r.
tig IN Nep. yorf, uno 8 Sonoels.
bonpfer pernen0et lperocn. Ger
Sumner" fam 76S D,ann trnaen
Iabinlgenoe -9tomet into ,Suiiungs
frnit Der Saroelsoanlpfer: Monte
rep" Sill rGitp Of @aibington" 202
oSeneea" 52l, D9tiagara" 1863, .Yu
nama" 1000, y9lomiral Compton"
1863, oaontiral Shlep" 800, vaomi
raj Gclpep" $50 uno yAomiral ;Sar
rogut" 800. 3ie fiini critacnonntel
Innlpier beiinoen iih entipeoer BE-
reits iu Neip.D Durf ober iperben inner
balb 3 bis 4 3agen nltlangen. Iiy
bier nah pupnIaren aOmiriiIen ~
rornten IanIpier linb Gigenibtl
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Eradltoampier aeitrnnoet.

9oroine, O., 30. September. -
Gin Srnhtoampier, permittblih Der
.,Sapette gromn." Gigentbum Der
.gtortbneitern Transportation 60. "
pon Getroit, itraroete pdbreno oes
SturneS Der uergangenen Naft in
Der 9t1be Don bier. Selltc iriib mar
es nod nidIt gelitngen. nit ibm in
Terfebr 81 gelangen.
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(Jurtietnns iiebe 2. scitc.)
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Baltimore, WVo, Montas ben t. Ctober 1906.

Sole Wttgitel 8onte5 lln0 an0eren
lpegen @eri6iporllng III Saft gcbol-
tenen slrreItanten cine Gcpcid)c, luo.
rim iie iogter, iie gingen bon ser Suf.
, foliung aus, oab oic propiioriidlc Hc,
gierung ioiueit es oie pcrGnoerten
ltmltGnbe 5ulieben OuS Eroqronm
5ur glnsfiibriing 8u brin0cn geoenfc,
iuelbes Die sSriebens GommiiiGrc bell
@emGBigten uno 2iberoIen empfoblen
61tten uub oob aud cine glmneitic
fir politiibe @ergeben erloiien per.
Den lpiirbe. Sic uerpflihteten iih
i'm 9tonlcn Scr i'm Scl0e ltcbenocn
Sniurgenten Dob bieie Die @offen
i,ieoerleeen, bcimfebren lno ooS 81.
gentbum 5ilriideritotten ipiiroen, mel
DIES lie 5u niilitGrii6en 3pefen be.
i6lagnabnt lnb nod I'M 9eiib bit
ten, unb eriiihten oie propiipriihe
Mcgierilna, cine Gonlmiiiion 81 cr.
nennen luclde nit Scrtretcrn ser
SSniurgentcn Die glrrangemcntS BE-
5iiglif Der sllslieferuna ser @offcn
uno bes Gigent6umS treffen fonnc,
luonoh Die Snillrgenten 81 ibren
@obnitGtten 5uriicffebrcn lpiirben.
Serr Gait perfiigte iofort sic sSreigabc
oIler ipe9en &erihiporllnq betinirten
@efangcncn unb ernonntc Ole Gpn.
milton Dem in Dem Shrci6en olls9e,
iprobcncn @unide gen1B. Gieie be.
itcbt aus Dem 9rigobeqererol Sun.
iton ols Er1lioenten lnb ben @ener1s
len Wcnocol unb Mgromonte mo
Dem Sberltcn Carlos Sernonoe5 olS
Tertreter Der citboniihen Hcgicrilng,
iuelhen oer Wopor 2ooo bon ser
omerifonilhcn 9unbesornlee uno
@enerol SunIton's sloirtant, 2ielte-
nont 0fitdea ols Grotofo(fiibrcr bei=
eegeben iinb. @s beiBt, Die ,Snillrgen.
ten-Gonmiiiion neroe ans oenielben
WGnnern beitcben. iuelfe fiir3lih oGs
rieoens.Gommiiidre Der 2iberolen
fungirt boben nGmlih Dem General
Sole Miguel @ome3 :. @. 8onle5.
Monuel 2o5o, Sllfrebo 3opos, Helopo
@arcio, 3. u. MonteoguoOo, Carlos
Garcia uno 9emetrio GoItillo.
9ie l1mnttliheu 8efongenen iuur.
Den iofort ollf freien tsiib geiebt lmb
begaben iib oireft pom Erciioio nod
Der omeritoniihen @cionotihaft, 100
lie Inn / !lbr 30 W'inutcn eiutroicn
1,no iofort nit Dem @ouperncir 5oit
olf Die Griu1gltng Der GinSelnbcitcn
bc5iiglib Scr NieoerIc9ung Der @oi-
fen SeitenS Der Snillrgcntcn eingin.
gen.
gluh @on5ule Whttoi, Der Gcoof.
teur Der lponiicben 9lusgube Der $50
Dnno Eolt," lpefhcr am 20. os. WftS.
mcgen Seroiicntlidung cincs 2eit.
ortifels perboftct iuorocu luor, norin
er Die Hcgierunq bes Erdiibentcn
Ealmo on9riif, ln0 icitocm in Gin,
! 5elboft geboltcn lultr0c, crlangte belitc
leine sSreibeit lpieocr, illoenl Der &C.
ri6tsboi erfonnte, Die 0egen i'm cr.
bobenen acknowledgement icien lnbe-
griinoet.
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tciten &reriicn sic <n0e oltigeuom-
men, baB Der grciie 8uiIer Sran5 60
iepb iemc 9etbeiIigung an oQen oI-
fentliden Nltnftipnen ser nGdlten
3eit abgeiagt bot. Ter ofii5ie0e Sol.
berift meloet 5mar, oaB es iih Inn
cine genobnlibe grfdltung OeS NO
narden batole lno bob leoigIih Gnr.
iiht uno S6onung geboten ici, abcr
ibon ieit @odjen giebt man ii6 i'm
&olfe Ser 9efiirdtmg bin onb bin.
iiCbtlicb oeS 8eilln0beits5ultonoeS ocS
aqpercbrten Siiriten amtlicbe Sd)ous
idrbere getrieben miro.
8elungcne u b ubr.
@ien, 80. September. Gine
glon5enoe 9lbfu6r lieB aui Dem bier
oerIomnelten 0iltorifertoge oeiien
5lueiter Gorlibcr, Der nltd in ben Ser.
Stooten bcltens befanute @eneral.
Wfaor Or. D. Efiiter (StuttgorD,
Dem prelibiifen 9lrhipoireftpr Bail
len, 81 5beiI lueroen, ipeIher befonnt-
lid bcbnuptet Bate, onB @ehifts-
liigen nibt pom SiItorifern nlSgin-
gen, ionoern bon 3eitilngen. @ene.
raj b. Yfilter iiibrte Ii. u. ans, es iei
ielbltperitGnolih, bob es Dem oeltt-
ihen @eIebrtentbum nid)t einfole,
ons quite SerbGltniB uno oen geilti.
gen Gontaft oes 8elebrteutbumS uub
Der 4SrelIe 81 itoren. Scine Vemer'
fingcn mur0cn auf ouS SebbaitcItc
opplau0irt.
Serc 6rieons Gonfcren5.
Hom, 30. Sept. - 9to6 Dem bis
Jest gcpilogencn Weinun9soutouid |
gilt es bier olS robrideinlidb, boB |
bic 5lpeite SSrieoens Gonfercn5 im
Soog I'M Moi 1907 5uiannlentreten
miro.
Gornegie's SriebenS.
palol it.
Yoris, 80. Sept - Ger iron.
50Iild)e 9lrd)itett Goroonnicr, oelien |
Gntmuri fir ben Carnegie. Srieocns.
pololt bei'nt @ettbeperb Der erIte
Ereis 5,Ierfonnt muroe, bat BON Der
a0nigin @ilbelmtne oen g(uftrog
5ur Grrid)tltng ieneS @eboubeS I'M
Saag erbaltcn.
W icoer elm Sturnl 0oug
Soma. Il
Songs Soma, 80. Scpt. - Sin
beftiger Stllrm miltbctc Ole qon5e
porgeltrige 9toht binburh. 9os Sb.
Icrpotorilm botte ieine slnfllnit iie.
nalilirt, 10 boB Die Sd)iiifobrt llno
Die 9eluobner geipornt poren,
@roBer Strife am Glpoe.
@loSg Sgom, 30. Septeln6er. -
Gtma 10000 aeiielihmieoe baben Die
9lrbeit niebergelegt, llrn cine 2obn.
erbo6ung 3lt er5wingen. Die 2eutc
periiigen iiber reihe @clonittel uno
Gin larger &ompi miro erportet.
Snternationale Yallon.
nettfabrt.
Earis, 80. September.
Seds5ebn 9allonS, meld,e iieben per.
ld)leoenc 21noer nertreten, ltiegen
beutc 9todmittag in oen 5uillcrien.
@Grten, I'M Ser5en bon Yoris, aui.
nm Die erite @ettfabrt fir ben 8or.
Don Vennett Seher 81 MAIDEN.
aur5e anbe oepei den.
- Plus guoapeit perlal,tet, oie I'M.
gari'dc Hegierlln9 behe iiir ein >Sabr
oic 9lliitellung ocr !Sonpeo. .9rtiierie
mligelhobel, I'M Ole Webrfolten uno
Die @rbobung DER 3obl Der Ncfrltten
5lt perneioen.
Der iron5oiide Votifoiter IN
sSalblngton, Sulieranb, illbr Gem.
Itag an 9oro oeS Campers ga Cor.
roine" Don Sopre nob Nelp.Dorf ab.
- SrfeIter, Gbpr uno Sehnifer
Der Sofoper in guoapeit brobeu iiir
beute einen Strife an, penn linen
nid)t fir 9teujdbr cine 8ebaltserbo.
httur ,,ttpitd,prt mira
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9(enn'S
Seile,

bic iic bodJ cmpfOblcn ba6cn, repra.
icntirt Sd,ucfcl In elmer @crbinbmng,
bic frei BON beiicu uadJtbeiligeu
GigcnIdaftrn 1T, nnb beioaoers fiir
oas gab nnb bic Soifrttcn paHenb 1T.
@cnn i'm gao regelmafis init &ei'
bnug NbcnSs nnb Morgcns benmtt,
mirb iie bic Saut in fnrser 3eit BON
llnreinbciten unS Tettisfcit befreieu.
Ncibnnscn nit cinem ranben SauS.
tnd) nor Sem Wcbrand Der Seiie gilft
in ocrcn 0irfnna bic Toren 80 6ff.
men nnb er5cngt Elm gcid)mciSigcs,
icitcS Tleiid nnb cine luie Mtlah
glattc Sant.
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Gin icIlrncr 2nrnalrI.

eticii ginnnp, nur $3.50.
Sin orobes Stieii Efanino nit iobonem ssulls
rub=tScb1nc liito III ebr guiem 3uiiano miro
G aen: si stnbl w uil5 Sede cinaefbioiiell. @rS.
ipcnn 0elpinicbt inter flcinem 3uid)Ia9 i'm
Rreis Guf nlonniihe Ndten berfauft Nnhcr'
bent nc!c anbcrc SpeSial'Sar1nina.
H gerB a. Sun,
SteinlpnO Bianos s9ugerbdtis,
If @cit.Saratpga' Str, gc0cniibcr 9icnncrt's.
(2T3-5)
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Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-11-29
BLACKWELL ITEMS.

blackwell is again without barber.
The mill started the second tour Mon
day,
Mrs. Dillon is on the sick list this
week.
g. c. Flanner arrived Tuesday to
spend few days in the village.
Ed, Wilton was away Monday and
Tuesday taking an examination
Mr.. Crane came Saturday to spend a
few days visiting his son Everett.
Mr. Wilson and the scaler from Camp
3 came in to tho dance Saturday even
ing.
Messrs. T. G. Forbes and Otto Scher-
Finger spent Sunday hunting for that
deer,
John Monahan Jr. arrived from osh-
kosh yesterday to spend the winter at
Camp 2.
Some Of the young people tried coast
ing on Ia Belle hill sunday but the
snow WAS too soft.
Hans Olson, proprietor Of the Black
well drink shop, spent couple of days
at Wabeno last week.
Messrs, Lawrence and Coquette with
Mr. Flanner are looking over some tim
Der in tlse neighborhood Of Carter.
MIR blackwell returned Thursday af-
ter spending several weeks al ellen Flo
ra, lie departed Friday for Muscatine
Seems nothing is to be going on here
Thanksgiving, The young people are
talking about taking in the danes al
Laona.
! box Of magazines was received Fri
/ day from the Library Commission at
Madison for free distribution among
the men,
Melvin Erickson Of Green Ray. sur
prised his brother Ea, Friday. lie spent
few days hunting took in the dance
saturday evening and returned to his
home Tuesday,
John Mihaldo resigned his position
as mail carrier to take position ii the
min Monday at advanced wages Ger.
aid Dillon is now carrying the man be-
tween blackwell and the Junction.
The dance given by +. N. Erickson
at Mill View Cottage for the benefit q
the Library Association was n great
success. Good music was furnished by
Mr.. Bcater Of blackwell, aud Eaona
musician Mr. Beaver donated his ser.
vices 10 the Association.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-11-29

smber, 10 the year Of our Lord,
one Thousand nine hundred and
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-11-29
c. &Nw R.y. Time Table.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
DEPARTMENT OF The INTERIOR.
hASp OFFICE AT wAusAu, WIS.


Oct. cath, 1900.
Notice L hereby given that the fol-
lowing-named settler has filed notise
q his intention to make anal proof ia
support Of his claim, and that said
proof win be made before the clerk Of
the Circuit Court at oeonto, Wis, on
December 10, 1906, viz; August A. Vogt.
who made II, Il. No. loia7 for the w &
sEA Sec "a, TP. 80 n. K. 10 Is.
He names the following witnesses
70 prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation Of said land, viz: All
bert Anderson, John c. Anderson, Geo.
Langiois and Henry Jegronic an Of
Lakewood, Wis.
jomS ". MirlNR, Register,
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-11-29

We, G G. Himley, County
Clerk, Henry L. Andrews, Reg
lister of Deeds and Fred j. Vine,
a Reputable Citizen, in and for
said county, constituting the
board Of county canvassers for
said county, do hereby certify
that we have determined that the
within named
Cordial G. Himley is duly elect
ed to the Office of County Clerk,
aud that
William 3. ST John is duly
elected to the Office of County
Treasurer, and that