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The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-02-23
Porter

James Bradley has been visiting with
friends in Chicago.
Lester Fessenden visited his brother
in Rockdale recently.
Mr. and Mrs j Hyland rejoice over the
safe arrival of another daughter. All
doing finely.
Miss Gertie Stout and Miss Stewart of
GAINESVILLE were guests at G Stewards
over Sunday.
Henry Ford arrived from Rubcon on
sister, Mrs d Casey
Mr. and Mrs G Stewart gave pleas
ant card party to number of friends on
Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs Andrew Nichols attended
a surprise party at Burns near Edger-
ton Sunday evening.
Mrs Maloy of Iron River, Wis, accom-
panied by her two little girls. is guest
of her sister, Mrs Mike Bradley.
Alphonsus Collins and bride returned
on Sunday and in couple of weeks will
be comfortably settled in their new
home.
Miss Edna Lewis Sundayed at her
home in Evansville and attended the
teachers meeting in GAINESVILLE on Sat
urday
Mr. and Mrs j Barrett gave very en-
joyable party to about forty of their
friends last Friday evening. Progressive
cinch was INDUCED in until midnight
when sumptuous supper was daintily
served at the small tables. Frank Boss
captured the gentleman's prize, M Brad
ley the ladys, while T Cassidy consoled
himself with the "booby.' 1t being the
eighth wedding anniversary of Mr. and
Mrs Barrett, those of the guests who
were acquainted with the facts left some
pleasing reminders of the occasion, while
all heartily wished the host and hostess
many happy anniversaries.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-02-23


Dick Leary of Edgerton visited over
Sunday with James Mccarthy.
George Thornton and family spent
Sunday with Will Hyland at Porter.
Mr. and Mrs VIM Almond of Stoughton
expect to move onto Charles Krauss'
farm soon.
VIM Bitter is hauling lumber for the
erection of fine new barn. VIM Almond
has the contract.
Miss Leo Ford of Albion closed her
school in Dist No Friday and returned
to her home Monday.
Maudie Krauss, Kathryn Downey and
Charlie Lyon Jr are suffering with Sc
we're colds.
Mrs Long and granddaughter of Rich
land Center are spending few days
with Mrs VIM Bitter.
Flovd Webb, Johnnie johnson and
Michael Downey took the pupils of Dist
No 6'for sleigh ride Friday afternoon
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-02-23
If Not? Why Not?


their shape? They should; and it costs
suits to your order at from SIS to 1923.
G. S. FARMAN.
Office over Birkenmeyer's store.
Special sale of walking skirts, Sc, ST
and IS values, at S4.69.-Archie Reid &
Co., GAINESVILLE. 12w2
Call and see Bardeen's new photo
graphs, new ideas and cards. lows
Biggest bargains ever heard of in
cloaks. Choice of any cloak in the store
for $7.5O.-T. P. Burns, GAINESVILLE, Wis.
Red Jacket Co. owns eighty acres
with working mine-5 big sheets lead
and zinc ore; $4,000 shares: 10000 sh ares
selling dollar par. d cash. Thousands
of tons ready to MILL. P. Lord, Platte
vile, Wis.
--latest photograph records at Bar
deems. lows
Beautiful silk petticoats at whole
sale prices-extra values at $500, So rs
and $500. Archie Reid & Co., James
vile. 12w2
Your choice of any lady's cloth cloak
in the store for $3.50 during our Clear
ing sale.-T. P. Burns, GAINESVILLE, Wis.
There's a weekly letter from Wash
ington, D. O., in The Weekly Inter
Ocean and it's contents alone make the
paper worth it's regular subscription
price of 81 90 year. Yet by our special
low rate arrangement both this paper
and The Weekly Inter Ocean may be
had for Sl.75 for one year. Can you
think of better investment?
We are offering special inducements
to purchasers of muslin underwear at
our Clearing Sale.-T. P. Burns, James
vile, Wis.
DIR. Noordhoff, the Osteopath, will
attend meeting of the Wisconsin State
Oetaonathic association at Milwaukee
OF thursday AID Friday of this week
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-04-14
Here's Good News for Florida

graduation chief city will
the deep of the world
twenty the its dk be-
will the bar depth
constantly deepening it matter
sufficient
the largest ships that float
development of the State this factor OF deep for
Jacksonville stands second to
railroad connection the
possible for ships the foreign trade to call here for the products that
leading into Jacksonville from all the State bringing
to distribution.
the
incentive capital into the State
to outlet
sonyile to the markets Of the world
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-04-14
Friends, Weep WIN Us

To themh hath things, shall be added
that hath shall be taken that which they have
quotation the condition the office The
SUM- depoed
made with by thief who entered the office Of The Sum-
cash drawer and forced W the profit and loss account
anything that cash drawer We often looked in
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-04-14
R I 4 L S .
Why Spare Gentlemen ThieUes'
81


daughter honeymoon we
had almost forgotten LongwOrth again
reminded us that he is not to be overlooked.
guest al given Club in
Chicago last Monday night in celebration of Appomatox Day.
The husband of the Presidents daughter becomes all guests
speech. reported good speech, applause
his first reported speech made by Congressman Lgworth
break the charmed circle that mighty
and not therefore surprising that Nicholas should have exhibited signs
Teddys influence
speech that high of CIVIC PURITY that has been rather
strained from hard and constant by the restless Roosevelt developed
into plea for justice to the abused servants who take the
peoples compensation promise peoples
Mr. Longwo deped the present tendency to assai the characters and
eriicie the acts of public
want with reference politics present situation general
that be the fashion
bele their character their
you
public life whose motives free from suspicion might well believe that
politics graft politics. happen agree
with the the political
mte that there corrupting motives behind him."
think that Mr. LOngworth nedes his
ture of the conditions prevailing is much overawn.
is NOT the fashion to asa ALL There thou
good honest faithful public who assaed These
ton to we'll Any journalist writer shame Stories
public him
other public
1T is NOT TRUE that liable to reach the conclusion that politics
graft graft politics. that big CRATER high
bring the public SERVICE but the and honest
in politics save it from the Longworth classification
DO NOT DEPLORE the present tendency aal public if the
public who assaed happen be THIEVES BRBEKERs AND
AL-AROUND CROOKS
pleased the people this republic the opportunity
them find out who betayng by shame and dishonesty
We would louder lift the amening voice than the Presidents cupid
caught Hymen held if ONE HONEST MAN had been sanded by
writer but diligently cannot find single victim
there come knowledge the writer criminal libel
therefore, conclude that the graft
been written most them tue and that the whose have been
called by the responsible writer's mostly guilty the things charged them
has happened and will no doubt happen again. that good men holding
public will attacked
s 1 %sns Ss who s
%s what w ss si % ss ~S se than
Of turgid viuperaion without point and
these back to made by MENTALLY
undsturbed
protest that would launched them if they had happened to
call the turn on the the turn
Further along in his speech Mr. Longwoth said
believe that everything getting
getting better"
We agree with the gentleman in this
Things ARE GETTING BETTER.
getting
lights
WILLING corruption and ascaty whenever they it, matter
the practice climbed
O position.
public afraid the thieves
their y the hope lettering conditions will be alive and
virle
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-04-14
NINTH PAGE
Saturday. April II. 1906
THE SUN

Sv


Following the heels Of Judge Parker who recently made .p
making through those circulars bearings marks Of
the manfoldng machine, which prody during political
campaigns and which begin burden the mails when the gentle
busting" begins in Congress-
These the strictly Bureau
They designed create public paths
truths that would hurt somebody's paths right
direction interpreted by those have axes to grind
through was mailed from Wash
ngon d. c. the natural headquarters
carefully woded documents preparation
ne circular seeks to touch the chord popular opinion and as IL was
intended solely for distribution the appeals pride
people and their ambition the South hold places
national Government.
headed" THE SOUTH MUST LEAD-NvITATION TO COMMAND
The NATIONAL DEMOCRACY EULoGEs OF SOUTHERN MEN"
In a note o language 8
"Ths matter the of Literary
there
either editorials otherwise wish similar copy mailed
each week please add this your exchange list"
look sharp Of
lection of who able to maintain literary Washington
those who have large interests and money freely
only popular naugurated
would calling Southern
no SUCH CALL
regard attempt play
enthusiasm Southern President Southern
INTERESTS INTERESTS"
newly coined expression to designate the trusts. -..
says country so honestly,
must the Government from the party graft and g and that c
Southern States the stronghold Of Democracy"
agree heartily sentiment
the country must be putting office WHO ARE Sc
IECrED THE SPONTANEOUS UPRISING SOUTHERN
THEMSELVES without the aid literary bureau started Washington three
that the takes Judge Paes through the
which
suffered in the history of political strife.
Who Parker and what gives his uerances impress the
Southern peope
VIGOROUSLY Belmont, sgner
gold telegram oently consented stand platform
THAT WHICH HIS OPPONENT STOOD
the single exception Of the plant which ROOseves snt
mcntin inspired Republican convention To insc.
the nations the South CAN fur
leaders who would bring the country out Of the graft and corruption
pervades is NOT THE MAN TO SOUND THE
TRUMPET CALL We Of the South do not wish be led into the Will
by Democrats the August Belmont and Arthur German
Pat McCarren and Tom Taggert and Thomas f. Ryan
time and thoroughly known that
Democracy preached pracced gentlemen nam DIFFERS
the nerests the trusts OF
them be Democrats and need friends the Democratic
control the Republican through Morgan and seek TO control
Democratic through Belmont and Ryan
election THESE MEN LEAD the interests Of
tie interests protected.
Judge Parkerhe not subu
talk TO Southern Democrats and look
upon calling which quotes the
O. Dcmocacys most ignominious failure
Friends, Weep WIN Us
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The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1906-09-29
The Emancipation Celebration.

The celebration this year was large
ly attented, both at Oak Ridge and
Twins Park. Speaking at both places
was INDUCED in and at night large
crowds filled in at the Irwin Park
entertainment.
The vaudeville show by Mallory
Bros. and Brooks, assisted by Miss
Eta Davis, was all one could wish
for Miss Herman, in Get the
Money" and Miss Davis, "The Man
With the Jingles Is the Man for Me, y
were the star fun producers. Also
Frank Mallory's Under the Apple
Tree" and Everybody Works But
Father" The races were very en-
thusiastic. Joe Smith won the boys
race; Thomas Steele the fat mems
race; Mrs - won$4.00 ladies'
shoes. and -- won free for
all prize. There were no contestants
for Bressmers rug. The order, and
conduct on the grounds were very fine
indeed Next year we hope there will
be but one place of celebration and no
friction.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1906-09-29

There were many visitors in our
city on the 22d to witness the cele-
bration of the emancipation
The Philanthropic section met at the
home on Monday the oath. very
good attendance and the shower of
miscellaneous articles was cheerfully
received by the chairman of said sec
ton. Mrs. Lucy Blackwell Young.
The members spoke encouraging
words in behalf fthe chair and prom
Used to assist her this year in doing
much for the home. Mrs. c. H. Par
ker. of Milwaukee. Wis, was a visitor
on this occasion, a sister-in-law of
Mr.. William Parker, of West Jackson
street.
Queen Esther, a very fine play, will
be soon rendered for the benefit Of
Lincoln Home, under the management
of Mesdames Emma Bates and A. O.
Parker, assisted by others Now keep
an eye on the date when announced.
The monthly meeting of the club
will be held on Monday, Oct. Sth, at
the L. O. folks home, at the hour of
at this time. Each one please be
present.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1906-09-29
Will Have CoIored Candidate.

The colored people assert that they
will have a cOlored man for alderman
of the First ward next spring, and are
DESTROYS of letting the party leaders
know that such are their intentions.
We don't blame them. for they are
entitled to such, and no other repub-
lean should aspire, i. G., of the white
race. The matter is no and we hope
fort among colored people.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1906-09-29

B. b. vans to know why these sinful
ministers should not be judged. Let
us see what the apostle Paul says
about it: "Therefore thou art mex
cusable, O man, whosoever thou art,
that judgest. for wherein thou judgest
another thou condemnest myself for
thou that dost the same things
Romans FL
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1906-09-29

The campaign among the republi-
cans. so far, is very quiet and mostly
done on the high BALI order They
are working in the country and are
said to be making a strong campaign.
The attention of the people has not
been centered on the various candl-
dates nor has the limelight been
tunred on them to ascertain what they
are made of. We must confess, in
our opinion that both parties have
very creditable men up, and it will
therefore behoove each candidate to
make a fine" canvass and show the
neople beyond a reasonable doubt,
that he will do better than his OPP
ponent
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Mrs. Louisa David, of South Spring
street, is somewhat improved, after
an attack of rheumatism.
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MOTTO:

ct is no benefit to have given
me something. but it is benefit
to have enabled me to obtain
something for myself. Elmer
son.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1906-09-29
81. M. W. Re
plies to B. B.
Says preachers were
unjustly accused.
Congratulations B. A.-"Woves in
Congratulations B. A.-"WoIves il
Sleeps Clothing"
(Rv S. M. W.


in your valuable paper to remind you
of an article which appeared in your
issue of Sept 1. 1906, under the above
headline Signed B. B.. let us see if
we can get any good out of it, if not
then there must be harm in it. | want
it distinctly understood that there is
none who despise wolf or debauch-
cry of any kind in our pulpits or
churches more than myself. Let us
justified in speaking so rigid
of our ministers and churches. Mr..
Editor, | am not a preacher nor an
officer, no not as much as a lay mem
Der of any church. But I am citi-
zen of Springfield. Would it not be
the good sense of B. b. if they would
led by the spirit of the Lord for "a
many as are led by the spirit shall
will take a bold stand for the right
doings in our pulpits I will shake
hands with them at the point of the
sword, and pledge myself to their sup
port works without faith is dead. b.
B. refers us to the seventh and tenth
commandments, and says is it a posi-
tive fact known to them that the min
listers of our churches are thieves and
adulterers, and are looking into the
faces of those of our fair sex. who are
guilty of breaking those two command
ments With themselves. Is not this =
henious remark in its present form.
for this one reason, if no other. if
throws the dye, the stain. the de-
pauchefy, upon the lives and char
acter Of your mother and sister. and
my mother and my sister because.
none were excepted. I think this is
too much to be tolerated. 1t is very
strange to me that b. B. gives the
seventh and tenth commandments So
much thought. because it condemns
others, and overlook the ninth COM
mandment, which condemns them
selves. It reads thus: Chou shall
not bear false witness against thv
neighbour Any statement made by
B. b. may be considered false until it
is prove dto be true
If B. B. cares to defend Christ and
his church, why not do it in the spirit
of the Lord. Let us see if B. B. has
faith in God, since it seems to be sucb
a crime for those sinful minister's to
give holy sacrament Why not B. B
go to the altar on this occasion in the
name of the Lord, meekIy kneeling.
and pray that God send down fire from
heaven and consume the wine. the
bread, the sinful minister and those
that partake of unworthy things, and
everything around about the altar
that is not pure in Gods sight IF
r. r. is not also consumed then we
will know that r. B. is right
Elijah proved this to be the way
to defend Gods cause to the BaaIan-
ties. He had faith in God. He went
to the altar and prayed thus: "Hear
me. O Lord. hear me, that this people
may know thou art the Lord God, and
that Thou has turned their hearts
back AGAIN." then the fire of the Lord
felt. Kings. 1S:37-3S.
Elias was a man subject to like
fashion. as we are and he prayed
earnestly that it might not rain and
it rained not on the earth by the space
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1906-09-29

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put some of your money in Real
estate.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-04

The work Of highway improvements
on the Hallowell road. which had he"n
discontinued while the gas main was
being lowered to a greater depth. which
WAS necessitated by cutting down the
grade of the hill north of the car barn.
was resumed yesterday morning. and
will now be carried on as fast as pos
sible. Crews of men and teams are
now working on the Hallowell road,
Winthrop road, ThOmastOn road, Ban
gor road and North Belfast road, and
the work is progressing as fast as is
possible. The rough grading is done on
the Hallowell. Winthrop and North
Belfast roads. but they are still long
way from completion. A novelty III
connection with the work on the Ban
Eor road is the presence of seven yoke
OF oxen. the property of James Whelan
Of Whitetield. to whom the contract for
that work was Suhlet. Oxen are slow
in movement. but they are good work.
crs, and the piece Of road which they
are helping to build will be all right
when completed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-04
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Minot Of Bel
grade were in the city "Wednesday.
". A. Kennedy of Whiteficld was in
the city yesterday calling on friends.
Mrs. Charles II. Mallett of Readfield
Is the guest Of relatives in the city for
4 few days.
Mrs Hattie 4. Wright of Fort
Wayne. Ind. is visiting at Mr. and
Mrs. f. a. Mobiles on F'lagg street.
Herbert L. SWEET. manager of the
Somerset Traction Company. Skowhe-
gan. is the guest of Augusta friends.
Mrs. J. Frank Snow of this city is
visiting in Lewiston. where she is the
guest of her cousin. Rev. H. c. Wilson.
The Misses Grace, Helen and Jose
Prime Gaffney. who went to Boston
Sunday. to see their mother off for Ire
land. returned home Tuesday.
II. H. Bodwell was at Brunswick last
evening where he attended the wedding
OF his college classmate. D. F. Snow,
Esq, of Bangor. and Miss Christine l..
Pennell. daughter Of Sheriff Pennell of
Cumberland county,