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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-19

BsFmiRsbsha. Ala. MAY n--rrhs ssG
sfal s"atsssa<s u shs AsshSaist kDls
ssVai esaFch. sssab. Wednesday after
sssOs saopasa. ~ 80 ovsswkslmins ma
JsTity. ne nsIaestsy report Sf tha cota
mlstss 90 itissEsey opposing aAy "a
Isaas0a ~ re tins Iinslt ~ pastors
rhs mstsflfy II chs eammittsa had -
ported IN tayW ~ sElss4ias sbs limit
tfaas issaT - niE fsas~ Ths rsDos,
gssesesisiea . lOaE s@tSis. whIea sis
sgils asfIia,absta a. Jass
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-19
Fall Broke Ials Neck.

Indianapolis, lad. May IS. John
'ruitt. aged ~ years. employed a. .
river for The {. \. SchradeF con.pa.
,. met lpstaai death "a q friendly
ruRls vita Rutherford FaRon. an.
iher empioye Of the same coaeern
nsy we're plnehinx each other in their
tuals and Truii, saddenly Jamped
hekwaTd In doing 30 be missed bis
PotfnE and fell Agalast = dr1y Wheel
> bead striking vi,h such force that
y neck was hruksn.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-19
Maniac Aboard Yacht.

New York, May lS,--The Herald
says that standing at the companion
way of the yacht Aureus. owned by
Geo. w. Chllds and Dexel. OF Philadel
phia, tied up at South Brooklyn. John
Nelson, a seaman. suffering from reli.
gious mania. with a revolver In hand,
compelled the little crew Of i've men
to remain below deck from Tuesday
evening. until Wednesday, For eight
hours. Nelson by the light Of a Ian
tern. read passage after passage from
the Bible. The terrified men. unamr.
ed. locked themselves In the cabin.
John Larsen. boAtswain's mate. man
aged 20 make his escape from the
yacht and tslephoned the police.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-19
PrssbY,.rlans Ia session.

Decatur H.. May IS-Ths seventy,
sixth annual meeting OF tho CumbeF,
land Presbyterian general assembly
vas called 10 order here ThuFBdAy By
the s,Atee clerk. Rev. J, NJ. HnhbsTt.
Of Marshall, Mo. who presided bs
cause Ut the absence Of the moderator
-Four othsr esmodsratoFs took part
In tho Introductory services. Dr.. u
~. TsmplstoR. at ClaFksvills. Tea
Dr, J. y. order, Of Kentucky: ~.
BuShRsii, Of Illinois, and DF. Hack,
Of Missouri. All These are pFominsai
advocates OF ani0a.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-19
Read and pl.sUsssd psper..

Philadelphia. May Is--The elsaFch
conSresS. composed u Episcopal elsr
~ and iaity. devoted Thsrs4sy 10 The
reaAing and discussion of papers
Ideal Of God" Was the topic aSsIl
upon 10 papers read By the Rsv. Dr
a. Holland. ~ H. Louis. and TIE Rev
Dr.. Y. ". McCAa. OF AlexsndFta. We
Addresses ~ Hiehop OaFsoF. Of Men
pits. asd Rev. stuart MsAas. az AsS
HsVen. coas-. followed he reading u
the papsrA
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-19

Macon. 0a-. Ma in--Ah . result Of
The saosss of pFesi4sai awsii sns
the members ~ the hseoa chamber oi
eomnsres. frsiGh, hsuliae over the Oe
maisss viii begin JaRs I. Ca that
date . fFsighi steamer stII sssFi from
the wharf hsfs losaaa Tor IiFunsukk
fAis steamer old - operated sasi
Il 10 hsoSB vhai successes tie new tFsf
&c Win meet and more Stsamsrs Vii
thsa ~ pas o.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-19
Strikers on Rampage.

New lourk, May. lS---A cable to the
Herald trom Caglari. Sardinia, says,
Strikers Wednesday forced many OF
the inhabitants to put out flags at hair
mast They burned the Octori houses
ana wrecked the railroad station. Gus.
tom house and slaughter house They
took up the tramwAy tracks and threw
many cars into the sea. Bread and
food are lacking. Two Of the mob
who were wounded Tuesday, died on
Wednesday. and three others are dy'
ing, Among the soldiers twenty more
were wounded "Wednesday In conflicts
with the strikers Disorders have
broken out In other towns on the
island, Octori and railway stations
have Deen burned. telegraph wires cut,
and the poles destroyed.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-19
NOTHING Final AssemplI,h.d.

Memphis. May Is. Two days have
already been consumed By the oOnyen.
ton OF Brotherhood Of Locomotive I'm,
gineers. In committee Of the whole.
considering the Cnlcago aud Great
Western suspension, but nothing of .
final nature has yet been accomplish.
ed, II was said before iodays meet.
ing was called ~ order, that a vote
would probably be- taken on tho matter
before adjournment thlA Afternoon
The opinion In freely expressed by
delegates that the cOaVeniIon Wili vote
IN favor VI continuance VI suspen
nIna
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-19
Mothsr snd Ger corvIs..A

New Haven. cOan-. May is.---Mfs.
ida J. J~nninEs and her sOa.' Hsrber
W. Taylor. Wsre convicted weanssdn,
Of murder In the s~coaa degree f0s
ki'linE Joseph q JshHinGs. the hus
baad 81 Mn JssniaEs. % the niKhs %
April l. 10 the HAVsa uo0as scar iAeif
home Bosa we're seutsneea 10 nfs
iuprison1ea, By Jaags RosaSarn
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-19

IDonsos. MAJ is--TBs l1sa mAyot
ass eosp~sIioa Thafsahy sassg,sia4s
The PYises asa FTtneess ~ wsis. q,
To Guild HoIi Sha ns~s4ntss IAsm
wiss . eosHss,sistaET address, IN som
Gas~oguttn ~ fssSF iafisa fOsf To-
Fssspaisa uAs pfessS&d ~ iaN ansa
pFoessssgs issu~sh s~easssta streets
Aivss ~ fesas eat leSn 20 gAs
bxseAss ,ss afsis hag.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-19

Columbia. \. G.. May is.--Ths dem
ocraio state oOnvsntlOn met hsr Wed.
nesdAy ana was organized BY The elee
ton OF J. William Thurmond. of Edge
field. a. permanent prsaIdsnt. o,hsF
than adopting a platform and mappias
out the rules and regulations for the
C0odOet u the approaching primary
election. the eoaysntlOa had little Ia
Do other thaB routine vork. The
plaiform adopted invslGhs against
trusts ahd IavOts tArta FsVlnloa.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-19
cortrAc, Awarded TO Build steamed.

jacksonville, Fla. May is,--Ths
McrrllLSteyeRs shlpbuIldIng company
has Just landed contract 10 build .
sids'Wheol steamer for Polk n Co.. OF
New York. 10 DO used In The cattle
trade at busnos Ayres. Argen,Ine Re-
public. The steamer will ba 1855 feet
long. 81 foot beam. and will have .
depth In tho hold " seven feet She
will have q capacity ~ goo tons ON
= 3Cinch drarI. This makes tho slS.
Ile,h vessel thia hrm has constructed
Ia jacksonville They are nOw build
INK two steamers for trade In CIbAa
waters both arr nearing ComplotIon.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-19

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walls ssssk ms . Es9sisF ss~s q
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-19

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o Hswaiss. n4s ~ ne as,ss nsoss
pn1issuS tafS.sa- elna 81 sss as@s b
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-19

1Onsmsut Beses. Mass. Nay IA
A are sw~p, ,hFyokh TIE ssmmsF go
tienes, hsrs Wednesday Tvswsy
four e9si1sss asa ne Ssw Yssk. Seu
BavsS saf hsrtfars r1Isrssa stairs
wess destroyed TIE isss IL sa'insi
81 a. a6a 49,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-19
haahar a. s1riurlssa..

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~. % tAh city. sAs besr iHforme5
kat IA Auni. MrG Pear isa1ns. al
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slH eAilArea. thfe~ BOYS AAa thFes
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-19

Treatise. n. J.. Mar iA--Ths cosn
q psraoss has eomin stsd the ssn
tsaes 0f Mrs ARBs VAlsstina 10 liis
tmpFisoamsel hfs VatessiaH vas
spsvS ssnissrs 10 - hssEea Al HSek
sassek % May - Coz Ibs nsaFass ~
Rosa KaiTn.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-19
IORD ALlAR' HURLED
sTRAIGHT At TEDDY
knAtor Bailey Enraged at BE.
ports as Published.
krRovERsv REACHES CLIMAX


Asserts BaIiey on Floor Of Senate.
strong Words by Bailey Made Deep
ImprsssIOn on HE Colleagues.
Washington. May 1s.-The contro-
brsy over the rate bill negotiations
|'hme to q sensational climax Wednes-
~ when Senator Bailey, Of Texas,
pse to . question Of personal priv.
bge and denounced as q malicious, de-
&berate and unqualified lie certain pub.
cations in Two administration organs
tesigued TO reflect upon the sincerity
y his support Of rate legislation.
He denounced the writer's Of these
Newspaper stories In the same unpar.
hamentary but vigorous terms, and
then turned the batteries Of his attack
ppon the source Of the stories, what.
)Yer II may have been.
Il denounce," Senator Bailey said,
'the man who inspired the statement
5 sn unqualified, deliberate and mali.
|lous liar. whoever he may be, and
owever high the ONCE he holds"
Mr.. Bailey made It perfectly clear
bat he believed the SANDER upon him
manated from the white house.
at seems TO me conclusive that
bis SANDER proceeds from the white
<ouse." he said. II hope for the Ron.
D OF my country that II does not pro.
ped from the president himself. But
he be q man of high sense OF honor
Ne will see TO Il that senators are
! ot slandered by his subordinates. and
DE miserable wretch who communicat.
n TO these newspapers and who
ought through them to communicate
p the county, q SANDER on me which
'eople might discuss, rather than these
esues that have been raised He Is
INIT for his high ONCE, and the man
fho perpetrated that lnfamy win pay
pr IL with his position. and ifthe man
'DntInues to hold his once. 1t Is to
E assumed that what he has done
Ms been done with the APPROVAL of
rs chief"
Coming. as this did upon the heels
tho sensations OF the past Ave days.
his Arrangement on the part OF the
enator from Texas. has made q pro
Rund impression upon ofiicial Wash.
4ston. which has been greatly stirred
the controversy that has ragged be-
Feen ex-senator Chandler and the
,resident. and by the collateral issues
Fought TO the front In that contro.
|ersy.
II Is the theory of Senator BaIley's
bends that the stories which he took
|hch streE,uou objection wee deliber.
fely handed from the white house
, the hope OF dlverting attention from
pc charge that the president. In Join.
hs hands with Senator Aldrich and
thsr Republican leaders. had surren,
|ered his position on the rate bill
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-19

tosssa. asJ ~ Edgar clask, a
Cisssisa5. o. se~asd &aas " tss
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baTn~a Il seMfA ssIis hEhsina . ~
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Gre vas ssfsssadsSes ~ . EFeAezst
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-19

blFtgia9ssas. Als NAY ~ H.
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sssi s0nfsSH~s - ne Hgfasslts asis
easai eApses. sga'b. 80 seetst gtsa
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-19
MRS. JEFF DAVIS
NEAR DEATHS DOOR
Distinguished Patient Is Slowly
Sinking.
AT A HOTEL IN NEW YORK CITY
Attending Physician Gays she 10 Now
Suffering with Pneumonia and on
Account Of Her Age Hopes Of Her
Recovery Are Faint

Nv S"'a
New York, May ls.--Mrs, Jefferson
Davis. wife OF President Jefferson Da-
Wis, has suffered a relapse and early
Thursday her condition was said to be
serious.
During the morning hours resort was
had to the use of oxygen Airs. Da-
Wis, who is advanced In years, has
been failing recently and about two
weeks ago experienced an attack OF
the grippe which for 4 time alarmed
her friends, Later, however, she
showed marked improvement. and re-
Gently was declared to be out OF dan
ger.
Wednesday night there was a de-
cided change for the worse and Dr.
Wylie. who was hastily summoned. re-
manned for several hours with the pa.
tIent. and at hts orders Mrs. Davis
respiration was aided with oxygen.
Mrs. Davis daughter, Mrs. Addison
Hayes and other relatives. are almost
constantly at her bedside
Mrs. Davis celebrated her eightieth
birthday on Monday two weeks ago,
On that day she went for a drive
aud contracted a cold.
DR.. Robert Wylie. who Is attending
Mrs, Davis. said tina, she Is now sui.
iering from pneumonia,
After a sinking spell early Thurs.
day, she revived and slept for sever
al hours, but owing TO her advanced
age, hopes Of her recovery are faint
Mrs. j. Addison Hayes, her daugh.
ter. said that her mother was more
comfortable. but was not out Of dan
ger
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-19
Mormon Church Selling Holdings.

Salt Lake City, May ls.---The Nor
mon church is going out OF business
according TO a local morning paper
Its principal holding in Salt Lake, ,"e
Utah Light and Railway company. Is
to be taken over by a S25. 100000 cor
poration, composed Of English and
American capitalists. The new com
pany will also acquire the Ogden
street railway and build a line from
Juan county, Utah. TO Oneida county
Idaho, The board Of directors Will
include II. II. vreeland, OF New York
city; Baron d'oissel. OF Paris; Sir
Thomas Jackson. OF London; Alex Nc
Kenzie, OF Ottawa. Canada; Beres-
ford Hope, OF London, and q number
Of Utah men. simultaneously the
announcement Is made that the Los
Angeles and Salt Lake railroad, an.
other church property, has been sold
TO local syndicate for 100000.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-19

wRsstNs. " Ss. ser la..sgrqs
isg tss fsseFses - syrx~t 80 4 sassss
- shfst a,rsA~- go ~ ~ ~
Fssy7, q. t#s ~ gss & a ~ ~.
sss 3 ss "a eass.s
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-19
COTTON COMPRESS
BURNS IN MACON
Two Thousand Bales of Cotton
Consumed by Fire.
FIRE Loss WILL REACH $4,000
Packing Houses Situated Near Com.
prsss Were at the Time Of the Con.
Migration Thought To Bs In Some
Danger Of Being Destroyed.

Macon. Ca, May ls,--Firs at S;So
o'clock Thursday morning destroyed
the plant of the Atlantic Compress
company at the Central depot on Fifth
street.
Two thousand bales OF cotton stored
In tho compress building were con-
sumed.
In addition 10 the plant and its con
tents Of the Compress company the
equipment Ut tho Central OF Georgia
railway, worth approximately ono
thousand dollars was burned.
Tho total losses resulting from tho
IRE arc estimated at half q million
dollars,
Al one time the various packing
houses. which are situated noar the
comprcss. were thought to 10 In dan.
ger, bat tho tremsn after hard work
succeeded IN getting tho hre under
control,
The Atlantic Compress company ~
said Ia be the property Of thu Central
of Georgia Railway.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1906-09-22
Notice of General Election.

State of Wisconsin, County of Dougas-ss
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1906-09-22
PENSION DECISIONS.

Rate-Dependent Relative.-A de-
pendent mother who claims by rea-
son of death. Of service origin, is en-
titled to o rating of but SIP per mo.
when the origin of the death cause
was contracted while soldier was Il
private, not withstanding the fact
that said soldier afterwards became
a commissioned officer.
Line Of duty Retired Ofliccr.-A
soldier, retired after thirty years
service, cannot be considered IA still
in the service for pensionable pur-
poses without due proof of the origin
of disability in line of duty. The SER
vice contemplated by the law is ac
tive service, and disability or death
must be shown to be due thereto.
Desertion-En Emitted Man Officer
The Joint resolutian of July |, 1902,
excludes from its provisions those
soldiers who, during their last term
of service, service, served as commits
sionhd officers in the Army NOTE:
Since the above decision was render
ed congress has by joint resolution,
datep June %, 1906, so amended the
previous joint sesolution of July !,
1902, as to give title to commissioned
officers and enlisted men alike,
Practice -Appeal.-A pen sioner
may ppeal from a rating allowed
him without first filing a claim for re-
rating when he has not subsequently
filed any claim for increase or other
wise impIiedly accepted such rating
as sufficient.
Marriage Claimant and soldier
were ceremonially married in 1879.
In 1850 she obtained divorce from
him Shortly thereafter they re-
sumed their former relatiOds in the
rage agaid being performed. The
case is remanded for further special
examination to secure as evidence Of
commou-law marriage the general
repute, otc of the parties.
pleadidg Declaraiion,--A docIara-
ton for pension under the act OF June
~, 1890, need not specify the law un-
der which the same is fled. |. it al
leges the facts required by the statute
to be proved it IL sufficient.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1906-09-22

The death of Mrs. Charles w. Her.
mann occurred yesterday at the fam
lily home, 1928 street. The remains
will be forwarded by Bradley & Wool
man to Minneapolis for interment.
the funeral also to be held there.
The deceased leaves besides her hus.
band, two daughters, Mrs. Rosie j.
Ross and Mrs. w. w. Bartlett and
two sons, Aaron B. aud Frank L. al!
of Minneapolis -
The above appeared in the San
Diego, Evening Tribune, of Septem-
Der 9th. Mr.. and Mrs. Hermann
were old settlers in Superior, having
been residents here from 1860 to 1865
Mr.. Herman accompanied the re-
mains Of his wife to Minneapolis, for
burial and came up to Superior to re,
new old acquaintanceS and look af-
ter some property interests,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1906-09-22
THE BREATH OF LIFE.

It's significant fact that the strong
e st animal of its size, the gorilla also
has the largest lungs. Powerful lungs
means powerful creatures How to
keep the breathing organs right
should be mans chIefest study Like
thourands of others, Mrs Ora.A. Ste
phens, Of Port Williams, Q has learn
ed how to do this She writes: Three
bottles Of DR. Kings New Discovery
slipped my cough Of two year and
cured me Of what my friends thought
consumption. OTIS grand for thro
and lung troubles" Guaranteed BY all
druggists Price SOC and s. 90 TIia
bottle free.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1906-09-22

At the home Of Mr. and Mrs GEO.
DiuuwaII, li2 " AN st, occurred
the death OF Hrs. Lidia a Tourtillott
Of Fix RIVER, MINI, Monday evening
at tt3O. Mrs ToutllIott was on Wis
ittD her gfanddauphteis tcre, Mrs.
George bjugwal! and Mrs. II 4 Ju-
utua and wat taken III at the formers
home with spinal trouble from which
anr died She was II years old and
na- aved at + k River for some time,
but mas visited here frequently and
made many friends who extend SYM
pathy. The remains were sent to
Elk River for burial
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1906-09-22

W. j. Leader, of the County Clerks
office left Tuesday for Mitchell S. d.
and other points, where he will be alb
sent for week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Heath have dis.
posed of their residence on With, st.
and will occupy rooms in the North
ern Block this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs G.. H. Hutchinson of
st. Paul, and Miss Allis Robertson OF
the Nelson Dewey are camping at the
Hartley cottage on Minnesota Point.
Aug. Zachau Jr. and James Frazeau
left Monday for the Range Where they
are assisting in driving piles for
bridges on the new Rainy Lake r. r..
VIM Oglvie left Thursday evening
for Chicago. where he will purchase
his Winter stock of goods for his tay-
lor shop. He will be absent a couple
weeks.
Willard Subway has moved his
family to the West End, and will oc-
cupy flat in the Nemadji Block. Mr..
Shumway will continue his work here
as mail carrier.
Hardimann Duff was the guest of
friends in the city the fore part of
the week. Mr.. Duff has spent the
summer in Regina, Canada, With his
parents and returned to the States to
attend the Minnesota University at
Minneapolis, to which place he went
Monday. He will take course in
the law department.
1t arouses emerge, develops and slim
ulates nervous life, arouses the cour-
age Ct youth. 1t makes you young
again. That what HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea Will BIO. 35 cents, Tea
or Tablets. Ask your Druggist
| a pleasant party Of friends gath
cred at the home Of Mrs. Elizabeth
Bertheiing of 295 w. Fifth St, Friday
evening Of last week to help cee.
brate her birthday anniversary. a
luncheon was served the guests by
the hostess.
Cards have been received by Su
perior friends announcing the mar
riage Of Miss Ruth Thompkins Of
Seattle TO Edward Yeaton of the
same place. Miss Thompkins is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. W. K.
Thompkins who formerly resided at
Contra Park.
Nellie Carolyn Nichols of Scion
Springs. who has been confined to
her home for several years with IN
affection of the spine and who is wei
known in the city, has been here the
me past week Miss Nichols ia also
known for her literary talent and for
the organization OF the Society for
Shrt -ins in the United States. She
has been marvelOusly aided by Mr..
Sherman who has been at the Euclid
the past two weeks, and will walk
as soon as she gets stronger, which
she is doing rapidly. Miss Nichols is
loud III her praises OF the help she
has received from "the healer" and
many are visiting him every day
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1906-09-22

State of Wisconsin, County of Douglas-ss.
Notice hereby given that general election held in
the several wards precincts districts of the
County OF Douglass the first Tuesday succeeding the
day being the 9th day of November D. 1906 the following Of
tcers to be elected
Governor in place of James O. Davidson who by virtue
of holding the office of Lieutenant Governor Of
flee of Governor, upon the resignation NJ La Toilette
whose term of office will expire the first Monday III January A.
u. 1907.
Lieutenant n place Of James O. Davlson
whose term of office will expire the first Monday in January A.
d. 1907.
Secretary of State in the place of Walter L. Houer whose
term OF Ollie" will "xr" the first Monday in January A. d. 1907
State Treasurer in the place Of John j. Kcupf whose
term of office will the first Monday in january d. 1907
An Attorney General in the place of Lafayette NJ surde
want who's" term of office will expire the first Monday of Jann
ary A. d. 1907,
Commissioners of Insurance in the place of Zcno NJ. Host,
whose will expire Monday January, A.
d. 1907.
Representative in Congress for the Eleventh Congressional
District consisting of the Counties of Douglas, Ruk Sawyer
Pierce, Bayfield, Barron, Dunn Burnett Polk, Chippewa WASH
burn and st Croix, i'll the place of John }. Jenkins,
Senator the Eleventh District, consisting
of the counties of Burnett Douglas and Polk in the place of George
b. IIu,lual.
Member o Assembly for Assembly District Of
Douglas County, consisting the second third fourth fifth "nd
sixth wards of the City of SUPERIOR in the place of Irvine L. Lem
root
Douglas County consisting of the Towns of Amnicon ruc Cor
don, Nelmgamon and SUPERIOR and seventh eighth
and tenth wards of the City of Superior in the place of Wallace W.
Andrew.
County Clerk in the place of Charles l.. Fagsa, whose
term of office expires the first Monday of January, A. u. 1907
Treasurer in the place of David Dob whose of office
expires on the first Monday in January, A. ID. 1907.
Sheriff place Of Alexander Mckenzie Of
office expires the first Monday of January. \. d. 1907,
Coroner III the place of H. f. Dudley whose term of Office
expires the first Monday O January, \. ID, 1907
A Clerk OF the Circuit Court in the place of Fred j. Scl,uin
office expires the first Monday of January, A. d.
1907
4 District Attorney in the place of William Il. Foley, whose
office expires the first Monday of january, A. d, 1907
\ Register of Deeds in the place of Hedge Johnson, whose
of expires first Monday of january A. d. 1907
Surveyor in the place of Frank j Brrqus whose term of
expires OF the first Monday of january, a. d. 1901.
Given under my hand and official seal al the Court House i'll tho
City of Superior, this 10Th day of August \. D. 1906
CHARLES l.. FLAGSTAD,
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