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Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-07-05
THE DELINEATOR FOR JULY.

The midsummer fashions with a
wealth of illustrations in color and in
black-and-whit are attractivelv por-
trayed in TIE DEIINEAToR for July.
Helen Berkeley Lloyd tells how the Sum
mer girl will be frocled and furbelow-
ed, and the Dress Of Paris is discussed
by NJ. Edouard La Fontaine, one Of the
best known critics in Paris. In the lit
erary section the most notable feature
IS the opening chapters of ''The Chauf-
feur and the Chaperon, new story by
{. y. and A. M. Williamson, authors of
The Tightening Conductor = he story.
which deals with with group of inter
esting people cruising in motor boat
over the quaint waterways of Holland
promises TO be the brightest and clever
est novel that these renowned wits
have yet produced. Mrs. Mary Hinman
Abel contributes a chapter on Files
and Foo5a in TIE DELINEAToR's Cam
paign for Safe Foods. and Clara +.
Laughlin opens series of ..Storics of
Painters Lives with 'MilIet--the
Peasant Painter Burton K. steven
son has the second part OF the tale''The
Rose Of sharon, and there is a short
story entitled '.The Baby, BY Zona
Gale. THE President of Quex' Helen
NJ. Winslow's entertaining club story,
is concluded. For the children, there
are Stories and Pastimes. among them
the series of Tales Of the Mountain
GianisT and a clean story by Edmund
Vance Cook, Down the Kings Chin
new For the housewife there are
many articles Of timely Interest, includ-
Ing Novelties for Summer Feasts
Strawberry Favorites and New vegc-
tables Cleverly Served.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-07-05
NOTICE OF PRIMARY ELECTION.
STATE OF WISCONSIN, &C
COUNTY or FOREST.
COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE

NotNtA or fpkESI
COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE
NoTIcE Is HERRBy GIVEN that pri-
mary election will be held in the sever
al towns. villages, wards and election
precincts of said county ON the 4th day
of September, 1906, for the purpose of
nominating candidates for the following
State, Congressional, Legislative and
County offices to be voted for at the gem
/ eral election to be held on the 9th day
of November, 1906:
Candidates for Governor in place of
James O. Davidson. who by virtue of
holding the office of Lieutenant Cover
nor, succeeded to the Office of Governor
upon the resignation of Robert NJ. La
Toilette, whose term of office will ex-
pire on the first Monday Of January, A.
d. 1907.
Candidates for Lieutenant Governor
1 in place of James o. Davidson, whose
term of Office win expire on the first
Monday of January, 1907.
Candidates for Secretary of State, in
place of Walter L. Houser, whose term
of office will expire on the first Monday
of January, 1907
Candidates for State Treasurer, in
place of John j Kempf, whose term of
Office will expire on the first Monday
of January, 1907.
Candidates for Attorny General in
place of Lafayette NJ sturdcvant.
whose term of Office will expire on the
first Monday of January, 1907.
Candidates for Commissioner of In
surance, in place of Zeno NJ. Host,
whose term of Office will expire on the
first Monday of January, 1907.
Candidates for Representative in Con-
gress for the Tenth Congressional Dis
trict, consisting of the counties of Iron,
Villas Oneida, Forest, FLORENCE, Lam
glade, Lincoln, shawano, Marathon,
Taylor Price, Ashland and Wood.
Candidates for Member of Assembly.
for the Assembly District, consisting of
the counties of Forest, Florence and
Langlade
Candidates for County Clerk, in place
of Cordial G. Himley. whose term of cf-
flee will expire on the first Monday of
January, 1907
Candidates for County Treasurer, in
place of Edison 0, Woodbury.. whose
term Of Office will expire on the first
Monday of January, 1907.
Candidates for Sheriff, in place of
Leonard Sargent, whose term Of Of
flee viii expire on the first Monday of
january 1907.
Candidates for Coroner, in place of
DR.. James w. Crawford, who was APP
pointed to the Office of Coroner upon
the resignation of DR.. Seth Nj. Il. Smith,
whose term of Office will expire on the
firsr Monday of january. 1907.
Candidates for Clerk of the Circuit
Court, in place of William Bassett
whose term of Office viii expire on the
first Monday of january, 1907.
Candidates for District Attorney. in
place OF James A. walsh. whose term of
office win expire on the first Monday Of
January, 1907.
Candidates for Register of Deeds in
place of Henry L. Andrews, VIII ose term
of Office will expire,on the first Monday
of January, 1907.
Candidates for Surveyor, in place of
] -
David 5. Bishop, whose term of office
viii expire on the first Monday Of Janr-
ary, 1907
(sEAL) c. G. HrMLEY,
County Clerk
Dated this End day If July, 1906.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-27
TEDOYS MESSAGE
WILL DEAL WITH THE TRUST QUESTION IN MORE CONSER.
 NATIVE MANNER.
Recommends Inheritance Tax. Cnrren- cy Reform, and Will Later Submit
 Suggestions on Canal.

New York, Nov. 21.-The presidents S message will discuss an income tax without specific recommendation It will recommend strongly federal in- heritance tax for swollen fortunes. He will approve currency reform in the shape of credit bank currency some what in line with the New York cham Der of commerce ideas.
 He will discuss the trust question, but in a more conservative manner than in the past.
 Taken all in all. it should not have any bad effect on the business condi- tions of the country.
 There is supplemental message as regards the Panama canal later.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-27
|OE ERA'S PENCHANT WAS FOR COTTON. AND IT GOT HIM IN TOLLS OF LAW
 AGAIN. Arrested for Stealth. a Bale of the f1eecy Staple from the Glenn
 ent> Plantation.

Idera Stewart. of ebony hue, is in the tolls again and will very likely to serve the state of Arltansa < for several years when the courts get through with him.
 ldera was not making money as fast as he desired and cast about for means to increase his revenue.
 Monday night he went to the plantation of Alderman Clements east of the city and helped himself to a bale of cotton. While in the act of removing the staple he was discovered by another negro living on the place and a lively chase en- sued. resulting in the capture of Idera. who was promptly turned over 10 Constable Frank Stewart.
 \ year ago Idera was implicated with his brother John in the theft of seven bales of cotton and was sentenced to a term in the pcniten- tiarV. The sentence was suspended however on account of the previous good behavior of the negro and he was given his liberty.
 Deputy Sheriff Chas. Dyer, who made the arrest, later arrested Will kins Lee also. charged with the same OfTenSp
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-27
FLUSH WITH COIN IN CITY POLICE tot ET TUESDAY ALL HAD
 HI. WHFKt,NITH "eh'ienan from the i;ural Districts Makes Good Resolution a> a.s-
 suit of Arrest.
Gentleman from the fstr,l Di.tr,.ts,
suit oi Arrest

There @as q rattliag of coin aud 3 rustlias oI greenback in police court Tuesday morning and officers and prisoners alike were pleased.
 Six drnnhs answered "here" at fo!l call and all Were able 10 pay for their nights lodging. They had money to distribute Monday night and would have disposed ot their WadS had II not been for he inter terence oi tue police
 One man had sl9 another s25.1G and another s35 10. and were anx- lous to contribute 10 the city fund and move on
 4 fellow from down the country assured the chief that he had ney- ar been arrested before and that if he lived to be forty years older he would never bt found drunk on the streets. highways or any other place again
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-27

Reports from al authoritative source state that Rev. l. $. Hawkins, former pastor of the First Methodist church of this city, who was siieaced for six months last year at the Camden conference for alleged slander againsC the Rev. James Thomas Of TeXaekana, will make an effort to reopen the now famous Hawkins Thomas case.
 Rev. Hawkins makes charges against Rev. Thomas that are sensa- tional in the extreme. It is said that he will produce afidaYits from Mr,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-27
THAN WILL Ask FOR
 MISSING WITNESSES.
His Wife the Night of Murder To Be Suhnnenaeti

New York, Nov. 27.--Cliford W. f4artrid@e of counsel for Harry K. ThaW. notified District Attorney Jerome yesterday that on Friday application would be made by the defense for two commissions, to be appointed by tlln supreme court, to obtain evcldeNce from two men who were with Thaw on the night he shot Stanford White at the Mali- son :sI,ara TOO garden. and n!la are now out oi the local courts iu- risAiction and therefore cannot be subpoenae0
 The mon mentioned in the peti- tion are F. Beal, now in Bakersfield, California, and Thomas Max Caleb, now in Chicago
 The petition states that these two men dined with Thaw and the latter's wife on the night of the shooting and later accompanied the conplp to the roof garden. The petition states further that these two witnesses arc of vital import ance to the defense, and that it would bo an ininstice 10 bring the case 10 trial without thoir tosti- mony
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-27
ASSISTANT ENGINEER Is
 COUNTING LIGHT POLES

The many telephone telegraph and electric light poles throughout the city are being counted by As sitant Engineer Hale in order that the city might learn how many to collect tax upon. \ large number of poles have been erected ill the city since the last payments were made and a correct list will be se- cured hy the city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-27
DEAD BODY
 FOUND IA FIELD
Missing Since lie Had Chill Weeks igo-nied lIali Mile From His
 Home.

Warren, Nov. 26-The dead body of Gerald Hollis, a son Of J. II. Hollis, who lives near Orlando. was yesterday morning found in all old enclosure about half mile from his home.
 He left home Saturday. November 24. to work on some timber on Sa- line river On the following morning he took severe chill and started for home and that was the last seen Of him until his body was found yester- day.
 It is supposed that he had a con- eestive chill and wandered to the place where he died
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-27
NEGRO OFFICER
 SERIOUSLY HURT
While Bringing a Prisoner 10 Town Tuesday. John Tate Received
 Probably Fatal Injuries.

John Tate, of color, was badly hurt on Sixth and State shortly after noon Tuesday.
 He was bringing a prisoner to town for the constable. when his mule be- came frightened and ran away.
 Tate was thrown from the buggy against he curbing and received an against the curbing and received an other injuries, from which he may not recover. The prisoner escaped unhurt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-27
Rev. J, s, Hawkins Will Make Sensational Charges Against inc Rev. James 1hom. as at the Warren Conference. ...CIaims He Has Discovered identity of "Myster.
 ious Preacher"
PRODUCES SOME SENSATIONAL
 AFFIDAvITS FROM TEXAS

and Ars. George ". Hester Of D-yine, Texas, to the effect that they have idenrifiad Rev. Thomas as being one Otto Brock. whe went to Carrizo Springs, Texas. in 1851, married there. was licensed to preach in the Baptist church and eventually disappeared
 The details of the Hawkins Thomas affair are familiar to all newspapers, and the attempt to re- open the case at the Warren confer- est interest.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-27
BENTON HEAPPOINTED AGENT
 OF EMPRESS COMPANY.

B. A. Benton. who held the posi- tion of local agent of the Pacific Express company. and who was pro- noted to route agent for the terri tory of southern Arkansas, Louis jana and Mississippi, has resigned that position and has, upon the re- quest of his superior officials. ac- cepted the local agency.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-27
OLO STOCK SOLD
ROBINSON BROTHERS BUY BANKRUPT STOCK OF CITI-
 Zi.NS PLUMBING COMPANY.
Stock Was Sold at Receivers Sale. 10 Satisfy Creditors-Tern1>
 Not Known.

Robinson brothers, the we'll known Barraque street plumbers, have purchased the bankrupt stock of the late Citizens Plumbing com pany. on Main street
 The stock was sold at receivers S sale to satisfy creditors of the de funet concern The price and terms of the sale have not been made pub lie
 The acquisition oe -t,is stock gives the Robinson brothers '2,.a of the most completa st91bs plumbing material in the state
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-27
LEAVE FOR
 THE ANNUAL CONFERENCE

The following delegates from the local Methodist churches have gone to the annual conference at Warren:
 Revs. I. |. Ramsey. W. C. Watson, J. K. Hugo. R. A. MeClintock, W. H. Browning and s w. Rainey, MT. and Mrs A. Brewster, Mr. R. H. NJ. Mills, Mir. w. 7. Tankersley. Mr John NJ. Me- Cain and MT and Mrs ]. |. Porter of Stuttgart.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-27
UNIQUE BILL.

Decatur Ala. Nov. 21.-An ordin- ance has been introduced in the city council of New Decatur, and has pass ed it's first reading, making it unlawful for any persons other than resident citizens of the New Decatur Opera House company agents to post or dis tribute bills advertising shows patent medicines or other goods.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-27
THANKSGIVING nINNER AT
 THE POPLAR JEFFERSON

The managamant of the popular Jefferson hota- ~.ll serve 2 o'clock dinner with wine on Thanksgiying day for it's patrons and friends, which they promise will surpass any Of its previous efforts in this line Dinner from s to 3 D. m 75 cents.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-27

Ih= Pioe Bluff cotton market Ieadz fHa1 of any town in Nkan7ga for l346 prices, and still they soar. Som predict Wenty-ccnt cotton in Pine BieM before the dawn of l.i1 :.
 The Graphic has recently chronf- rlcd some interesting sales of h. heees staple on the streets =of #rao city. sales thal astonished tan state.= but the highest price HA5
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-27
NEW CONSIGNMENT OF
 SKATES FOR THE MAIN

A telegram received from t1r Julius Leitner announces that a new con- Signment of skates will reach the Main rink Wednesday in time fe. the merchants carnival.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-27
GREAT CROWD EXPECTED
 AT MERCHANTS CARNIVAL

The Main rink held it's usual big crowd last night, but the crowd which will take in the merchants carnival Wednesday night will break all re- cords The carnival promises 10 be a swell affair as the merchants will vie with one another for the honors. \ special Thanksgiving matinee with the Prutt sisters as an added attrac- ton will draw big crowds On neN, Tuesday night there will be lots of Japs in town, as the ladies and gen tlenen who skata will 2a.a them- se!v-s in Japanese eostumcs. for the benefit carnival to the Ladies Temple sOcie.t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-27
Y. M. C. A. NOTES.

The Y NJ. C. A. band will meet to- night for regular practice. The di- rectors is much pleased with the pro- gress being made by the boys and thinks the Pine Bluff Y M. C. A. will soon have the best band in the state.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-27

The attendance was very good and the membership was unanimously in favor of holding a banquet some time during the holidays
 The matter was discussed and while il is generally understood that the banQuc: will be held. no decisive steps Were taken ia the matter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-27

l57a=5ed T9szlJlE tosga5aI Na#a AIIs N. l.. Greenfield sold t9 Spg,a5s and company oaa bale ef eA.ra aa- ple Tor twenty eeufs.
 -NnN old cotton Wis @etJl Aea cents and lots of il went at fcunaa E cents. One man who had ten i.d6zs oi trashy cotton,s refused r~.t=s cents for it. but admitted tha tdse= weeks ago he would have bG,4 lad to haHe sold at ten cents
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-27
RAILWAY CONDUCTORS MAY
 GIVE A BANQUET

The Railway Conductors held their regular meeting Monday night, but aside from the regular routine there vas no business of importance trans acted
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-27
WAS PREPARING
 FOR WINTER
But a Jerk t,ot >u-pici"lis and Had Albert Johnson Arrested for
 Stealing i4,.4h

Albers lol#a-'... as4ro. entered the store ot Holt Y: soI on Main street late Nonaa@ afternoon and purloined l c.oaN rom t rack
 As he star+ai she of the eter&7 h'zt.f4.l tr'#>v appearance oI lis c1se winch the cloak Was cola=a4 a48 searched him, finding tl4# Property. iIt Was turned ogeg L. e'snstahla Stewart.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-27

Mrs. Belle Fitzgerald Of Little Rock is at the Jefferson with hand some line of hand painted china
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-27
Prairie Addition

s..4aseI on A4stin's AYe4as. known a5 went y-slxta a !iazet streets Those lots ha3a been 5ai dat so per lot, d4: in oFde. to seil same within go da55 l H,2 take $25 per l1t. This i5 the cheapest real estas9 ever offered fur this money and is increasing ta valuation daily.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-27
XMAS SH0PL|FTER SiNDA JACAS. \ NEGRE.SS, ST tETE.D IN TO PREPARE,
 FOR HOLIDAYS. Nonld-Ht Frau santa Claus May Celebrate Her Christmas in the
 County Jail.
Would-i;t Frau santa Claus May

Sinda Jacks, a negro woman who lives a few miles in the country, came to town Monday and proceed ed to make ready for the approach ing holidays
 She went To the store of Sivcss- Walton on Main street with an empty suit case and when she left il contained the following stolen ] artciltS
 :, yards silk ...-.-.-.=.z.--.= S3.00 l , wards dry goods .......... 2.2o :, yards gingham ..=.=.=.=.=.. G3 l wool shawl .....-....=..=. 50
 silk shawl ...-.....-...#..=... .73 ! pairs glO.es ........#..... .00
 One of the clerks had been ob- serving Sinda movements and as she left the store he caught her and calling Officer Minor turned his prisoner over to him Sinda will have some trouble in , explaining to the court in a sat is factory manner why she failed to pay for the goods before leaving the store, and it is more than probable that she will be the guest of Jailer Meeks during the Christmas festiv- ites.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-27

Don't worry about how you're built. We have worried about that for you We know that there are spots in your figure that aren't like ly to make the Apollo Belvedere green with envy. corners where you sink in that ought to come out. You can keep that all secret by having your clothes made by
 EISENkRAMER
 Tine Tailor,
 Above Citizens Bank, Second Avenue and Pine street
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-01
REALESTATE MARKET ACTIVE
Transfers for Frat Six Months Of the Year
More Than Last.
VALUE or PROPERTY MUCH GREATER
Only sixty-One More Transfers, but
the Increase in Confederation
was over SIX Hundred
Thousand.

The transfers Of real estate, as shown
by the books in the office of County
Recorder @. G. Baird, for the FIRST six
months of this year show a healthy increase
over those for the first half of 1906. During
the first six months OF the present year
there were 1,159 transfers Of real estate
with an aggregate consideration of 1854
O21.Ol, as against lbs transfers for the same
period Of 1905, with a total consideration Of
s., ss7, O23 So. This is an increase of sixty-one
transfers and S6S6. S9712 in money considera-
ton.
For the month of June, however, the
record falls somewhat short Of that for
the same month of last year. This year
the number OF transfers for June was 1856,
with a total consideration Of S211, 1881. as
against III transfers for June. 1905, and an
aggregate consideration of s235, 1925.
During the first six months of this year
there were $3.50 instruments filed in the
Office OF the county recorder as against
3,J77 fled during the same period of 1895.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-01
sporting BrevItiea.

Friday morning four teams In the
National league had percentages OF less
than 400.
Stone has only been hitting at a gOO. clip
this week so he has not fallen behind his
last weeks average any.
The Country club golfers hope 70 even
up on the Field club boys when they get
them on their own grounds.
The Union Pacific shop team left Friday
for its western tour. IL is 70 play some
When the percentage table was figured
out Saturday morning, Omaha was In
second pace by grace OF one point over
Denver.
Gondlng was sent in TO bat for welch
In tne hrst game at Des Moines FRIDAY
when the decor had record OF two hits
Ia three times up
Philadelphia used fourteen men 10 try
20 save the second game with Washington
but Nds OF no use. IhTee were pitchers,
two catchers ana two shoTtstops.
Llevelanu anu New YORK eacn won
game friday and tney we're stlI tied for
H.st pace Whine PGIlddelpnia Dy winning
ana lUains one was pusneu back INTO second
pace.
4..e first game of the double header with
Pueblo SUNDAY WIh De cauod at $50. On
the touTtn Tie moInInb game Will be
called al 1850 ana me afternoon game
| At 5.-5.
| Omaha outbatted Des Moines-at least
mace lore nlts m eaCn game Friday and
/ ycl iOst both. The most aus does not al
| ways s-shlty oul.dtLLs. HIts Wuen they
ur-n lu.s are. wnat count
! Guy lsuch.ss ana kid Jensen will box
/ for ,weH,y sOunGs on 40 Man Land IN
I East O...4.la sui.udy aft-l noon and the Ia
| tei,st IA tie eSett - heen. buckies Is
! tne upGttea,tu CndIHplCn OF Omaha and
| JcAscn 40 a Co.Her "a 40 .iieta doliity. IHe
! YOut 80 scuIII,,u 70 start AZ O'Clock
soup wax. so."e 600 preiiminaries to
/ OF.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-01
INDIAN CREEK OUT OF ITS BANKS
Lower Main street Also Flooded by
water from Hills.

Lower Main street Also Flooded by
water from Hills.
Council Bluffs was wind and rainstorm
swept last evening for the second time
within a week and considerable damage
was added TO that done Tuesday night.
Indian creek declined to miss the OPP
portunity to overflow its banks at the
Northwestern bridges and that section of
Broadway was again covered with a deep
deposit of mud, slime and debris or, more
correctly speaking. another deposit was
washed on top of that which had not yet
been removed from the flood of last Tues
day night.
The water from the side hill streets con-
formed at South Main street in the vicin-
ity OF the Burlington tracks into a raging
flood aud the water was over the side
walks on both sides Of the streets, greatly
to the damage Of abuttng cellars.
Just west Of Seventh street the creek
left its banks and flowed through the
wood and coal yard of NJ. Zatman.
The sewers on Broadway were, as usual
wholly inadequate to carry off the water,
and that thorougfare from Pearl street
to the Northwestern tracks was filled from
curb to curb. At Eighth street the water
OVERLOOKED the sidewalks, leaving in its
trail several inches of Shiny mud, which
made walking difficult feat.
The heavy wind which accompanied the
rainstorm tore loose the cornlce on the
hotel building OF w s. Goodrich at the
corner Of Broadway and Eighth street and
curled It up like a cigarette paper. g., Of
the largest trees in the north sect of
Bayliss park was blown down.