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MISS ROSE BLAIR

"This condition is probably caused by cold or cough which Is hard to cure, overwork, or too close confine- ment to business. Such people need Vinol We guarantee that it will cure them and bu Id them up or return money wherever it fails, and the fol lowing letter is only one of many showing what Vinol will do."
 Miss Rose Blair, president Sopho- more club. Kansas City, Mo-, writes: Last spring l was all run down. ner Vcus and irritable. lost my appe- tite and could not sleep tried many medicines without any benefit. Your cod liver preparation, Vinol, was rec ormended, and it certainly worked wonders for me. IL was delicious 10 tafe and not at all like the groasE cod lver oil and emulsions I was used to. NiGol cave ne 8 hearty appetite and restored ne to perfect heslth and -tF nafh consider Viaol q wonder fG1 remedy.
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NATIONAL QUARANTINE.


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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-07
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James L. Davis Dead.

James E ravis, well known and Ii shl> respaezaJ ci .z Il of saHtuo5. 6iea Monday H1rnin& afzee-a i3aazz 33r Illness of eensHm9ttoa. T man w'52 stoa# h sh ia the estimation ef tae eublie. He was about ferts=oae saaHs of age.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-07

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!. N S4alflf.i.3 Deeel.

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WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1eo0'
DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES
County Ticket.

County judge-James Gould Sheriff-Mason Philpot. County clerk-Jesse R. Core. Circuit clerk-Edgar Brewster. County treasurer-John H. Shelby Assessor-L. T. Sallee. Coroner-R. D. McGaughy. Suryevor-Joe B. White. Renresentatives-S J. Hunt, w. D. Pinney, Alex H. Powell.
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Wl.es. ...l.! !roIi l.lnn te.

Experiments show alat il a hall Of solil ifan is I75tere,l ifta n.a of igaid #a7a aT Hatas ol q metat fafH ban !fs t5 tae b 2m 5ea s. e fa | feF n9s tays dAe pe .Hl rios u aa a1e y4er. aHes ta aa= Fl a.alssZ @ " 8a ts .4=.a f'.5 trE
  
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Only two days more to take ,,, tage of our 20 b % Der cent count sale.
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Hung Jury in Sanders Case.
 The jury ia the case Of the state asainst James Sanders, q neero far killing Marshal Few, failed to bring ia
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-07
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b lhe collection q. perfumes two processes are employ ea Tn one. tue ggeaHc process. boxes with glass bot tom7 are prerarcd, tho bottom being covered v'th pare &re3sa or suct, and the flowers. gstAesad Ire | every day during the season are laid on trays in the box, the "t"ase heinz Jeff to ab- sorb the fragrance h the oil prtensa the place ef erelse la taken hE cotton batting sutuyatel with oll, the process being sHhstrr..allz tae same Ia both eases iic ve,a55e becomes impreEuated with the cS uutill ell aDl .. or Of upw- CTS.
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FUN DOWN ANc NERVOUS
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Advertising Rates Made Kna"n on
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                        II
The Ladysmith news and Ingram news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1905-1906, 1906-05-05

$50, 900 annually. The funds are to be
applied only to paying the necessary
expenses of conducting original re-
seurches or experiments bearing direct
ly on the agricultural industry of the
United States, with due regard for the
varying conditions and needs Of the
states in which the stations are located.
This new appropriation under the
Adams bill will make possible an in
creased amount of investigation work
at the University of Wisconsin agricul-
tural experiment station, in which a
number of important problems in re
gard to farming in Wisconsin are now
being investigated.
The Ladysmith news and Ingram news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1905-1906, 1906-05-05
Who For GOVERNOR

Up to date there are three avoweC
candidates for the office of governor.
I. L. Lenroot of Superior, who has
become known to the people as speaker
of the assembly, is probably the best
known of the three. The others are
Senator McGillivray of Black River
Falls, who has been in the assembly
and senate for many years, and the
present governor, j. 0. Davidson, who
has also been an officer for many
years.
The people of the state will have
occasion to select candidate from
among these three men, unless others
should enter the race.
The News will take occasion to dis
cuss the qualifications and tendencies
of these candidates in due time. The
issue will doubtless be strictly political,
as the personal qualities of all three
appear to be beyond question. All of
them have had plenty OF experience in
the political field.
It has been reported, and is doubtless
true, that Mr. Lenrrot is the choice of
Senator LaFollette and a majority of
his friends.
1t has been declared by many, and
may or may not be true, that Mr.. Dav-
idson is not unqualifedly attached to
the principles that have prevailed in
Wisconsin during the past six years and
that he is supported quite generally by
the stalwart element.
Senator McGillivray is apparently
making a personal campaign placing
his record and platform before the peo-
pie in documents for their consider
alton. He recently distributed copies
of a speech in which he endorses the
legislation of recent years and argues
for it's endorsement by all elements.
AS the months pass we will undoubt-
edly secure a better understanding of
the positions of the three candidates.
The Ladysmith news and Ingram news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1905-1906, 1906-05-05

The need Of new schoolhouse is one
The Ladysmith news and Ingram news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1905-1906, 1906-05-05
For Governor.

Senator McGillivary is on the war
path. He has commenced his canvass,
and from now until the primaries he can
say in the language of Dave Rose,
''Watch my Smoke"
[ am inclined to think there will be
more smoke than fire, but McGillivrays
powers as a vote getter should not be
underestimated. He will work every
scheme for votes and withso many can
didates in the ft Id he will not be distanc-
ed. New North.
The Ladysmith news and Ingram news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1905-1906, 1906-05-05
Watches and Tariffs.

Congressman Rainey of Illinois de-
livered speech in congress in which
he laid bare the fact that the watch
factory trust had sold watches in Eng
land so much cheaper than in this coun-
try that they were re-imported under
the tariff clause that rebates the duty
on re-imported goods and were sold in
New York at lower price than the
same grades could be sold by dealers
buying goods direct from the factory.
Congressman Rainey did not content
himself with mere statement of the
case. He had the facts and figures
backed by unquestionable proofs of
their correctness. He had photographs
of the goods and of the show window
where they were displayed. After ex-
posing the selling tactics of the watch
trust, Mr. Rainey went on to show up
the conditions prevailing in the fac
tories. He stated that experts were
paid three cents each for adjusting
stems. The factory represents that
this means $500 per day for the adj
iustment of 100 stems; which reads
nicely. They want an unscalable tariff
wall to allow them to pay $500 per
day for the adjustment of 100 stems
per day.
But the workmen say that they can
adjust but 40 per day. That is another
proposition. 1t doesn't mean So. 90 per
day by long ways. 1t doesn't indl-
cate that the watch factories need a
high protection, or any protection at
all, for it would appear to be about
the lowest possible rate of wages here
or abroad.
Congressman Rainey has done good
service to the country. Everyone
knows that the tariff need revision.
Everyone knows that the consumer is
getting the worst of the tariff situation
today, and everyone ought to know
that the only way to secure relief is to
elect men to congress who will guard
the interest of the consumer a part of
the time. The American laborer draws
the wages he gets because he earns
them-because the manufacturers can
not get cheaper labor.
What the people need is more Con-
gresham Raineys, more light upon the
industrial situation.
The Ladysmith news and Ingram news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1905-1906, 1906-05-05
LAND CONTRACTS.

Joseph Christman and Joseph Oswald,
ne NV sec %, town 35, range s.. S475
A A Thomson and George Wander Loop,
w / sW sec 5, town "a. range D. So5O
The Ladysmith news and Ingram news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1905-1906, 1906-05-05

The democrats won out in the ST.
Paul city election Tuesday. Their US
ual majority on the mayoralty was re-
duced, but they carried every assembly
district and elected majority of the
aldermen. The trouble appeared to be
that the republicans were up against {
success. Mayor Smith, who was re
elected, is very popular.
The Ladysmith news and Ingram news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1905-1906, 1906-05-05
Tricks That Do Not Pay.

The only things that do not pay are
nefarious lies, mean receptions, low
trickery, and cheap cunning, or super
fetal smartness, all of which, while
undermining systems, soon wear them
selves out and by exposing their weak
ness in ultimate failure, accentuate
the abiding strength and sterling
worth of sincerity.-Los Angeles
Times.
The Ladysmith news and Ingram news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1905-1906, 1906-05-05
More Money For Agricultural Elk
periments.


The appropriation of $4,000 for the
University of Wisconsin agricultural
experiment station, as provided by Con-
gresham H. c. Adams bill increasing
the income of all experiment stations,
has just been received by the state
treasurer. The Adams. bill provides
for increasing the present appropriation
for the agricultural stations under the
Hatch and Morrill, acts by $4,000 for
the year ending next June, and by an
additional $4,000 annually above the
amount of the preceding year for the
next five years. At the end of the five
years this will amount to an increase
of $751; 900, bringing the total appro
priation to each experiment station t.
The Ladysmith news and Ingram news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1905-1906, 1906-05-05
Followed Husband in Death.

A case of a widow burning is re-
ported from Margpur village in the
Hurnal district, India. A woman who
lost her husband two or three years
ago recently made a funeral pyre, set
fire to it and persisted in the flames
in the presence of large number
Of persons. All efforts to dissuade her
proved unavailing. The police did not
arrive in time to save her life.
The Ladysmith news and Ingram news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1905-1906, 1906-05-05
mMolf Children

Most of the known instances of
wolf children have occurred in north
ern India. In the Cawnpore and
Lucknow districts wolves have fire.
quently carried off infants, always
males; and while many Of them must
have been eaten, others have been
brought up and educated after the
wolf fashion.
The Ladysmith news and Ingram news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1905-1906, 1906-05-05
Will Build.

z. A. Kirvan has bought 20 feet of
the McNalley lot near the site Of the
new depot and will build bushes (
building there this spring.
The Ladysmith news and Ingram news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1905-1906, 1906-05-05
THE 500 LINE TIME TABLE.

East. Ladysmith. West.
1920 P. M. Limited. .4:47 A. M.
2.16 P. M. Accommodation II :18 A. M.
8:15 A. M. Freight. ;. 1922 P. M.
P. H. Nelson, Agent.
The Ladysmith news and Ingram news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1905-1906, 1906-05-05

The building question is up before the
people of this city and the eastern enc
of the county. 1t ought to be solved.
The Ladysmith news and Ingram news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1905-1906, 1906-05-05
Cost of Education.

II costs London $40 year to edu.
cate a child in school. In Germany
the average cost Is about $14. in New
York about S31.
The Ladysmith news and Ingram news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1905-1906, 1906-05-05
of Ladysmith's problems. Such things
are incidental to anys city's growth It
should be located with view to the
future.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Record of Realty Transactions Since
Our Last Report.
WARRANTY DEEDS.


Our Last Report.
WARRANTY DEEDS.
Archie Sims and wife to John McDon-
| aid, sw ne ne NV, % acres, sec 5,
town "a, range 81. 90
Arpin Hardwood Lumber Co to Mrs
Jane Carlson, Sc sw sec 10, town SO,
range Observation-Disclosures. $3.50
Sage Land & Imp Co to j L Gates
Land Co, sw Sc sec %, town 35, range
Robert Corbett Lbr Co to Achsah A
Ellis, lots and 6, block 6, Corbett's
D w Casseday to John V Pashilka, NV
Sc sec 20, town "a, range g.. $3.50
Harry Carrigan and wife to Edwin C.
Campbell, e sw sec %, town "a,
range 8................... $1,000
J c. Stubbs and wife to F E Gustafson,
lots and 5, blk 10, Weyerhaeus-
| er ..............-... SllO
A F Rohlinger and wife to Steven A
| Kunz, lot 8, blk s village of In
gram ..--........... S0oU
r O Sinclair ct al to Frank Scott, lot
/, sec 26, town 81, range g.. $1,000
L Gates Land Co to Ben F Faast, lot
6, sec %, town SO, range 3d.. $500
L Gates Land Co to A Fetty, n ]
ne sec IL, town IS, range g. $500
J l. Gates Land Co to Gust Peron ct al,
lots and 6, sec 22, lot l, sec II,
town SO, range 7..---..---...-.- $3.50
L Gates Land Co to- ] WI Hurless,
ne sec Is, town SO, range g.. $3.50
Jenney Biller to A W Heuer, sw Sc
sec so, town 35, range. ....-.- $500
A w Heuer and wife to Jennie Biller,
part of lot 9, blk "A1, lots and s,
blk FtF'', Glen Flora ..--.....-. $500
E F Gardner and wife to T B Keith
ct al, s J Sc sec Fl, part of NV Sc sec
q, w ! sw sw sec %, town 80, range
4 ................. S13OO
Gust Peron to Charles Blair, ! interest
in lot 1, sec 81, J interest in sec 20,
80 acres, lot 5, sec 22, town 33, range
............- -Ql.OV
VIM C Decker and wife to Arpin Hard
wood Lbr Co, e ! ne sec 3, town 80,
range 8..--.............. Sl0zO
Ell Burpee add wife to Calvin c Silver
nail, acre in ne NV sec %, town SO,
range 8............-...... -.... S4oO
Annie Gunderson and husband to Louie
Patnoad, part of S NV sec |, town
"a, range 6................-.. -. S525
Charles Blair to Gust Peron, lot 6, sec
%, part of lot 5, sec 22, town 81,
range ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. -S1.uO
QUIT CLAIM DEEDS.
w A Blackburn and wife to Archie
Sims, sw ne ne NV, % acres, sec 5,
town "a, range Z. SI.0O
James A Smith and wife to Frank
Cooksley, lot 5, blk 6, Glen Flora. $50
Ben F Faast to F w Oliver, gov lot 8,
sec %, town 50, range $1,000 l.OO
L C Stanley and wife to Geo W Calkins,
sw sw sec Is, town 33, range g.. $500
Sarah C Robson to w T Rooney, nessw
sec "a, town "a, range 6..........S25
Chippewa River Land Co to J L Gates
Land Co, Sc Sc sec 10, town "a, range
81. 100
AE Walrath to Cary Noble, s ne sec
IS, town 35, range g.. ............S 25
LAND CONTRACTS.
Joseph Christman and Joseph Oswald,
ne NV sec %, town 35, range $40
A A Thomson and George Wander Loop,
w j sw sec 5, town "a. range $3.50
The Ladysmith news and Ingram news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1905-1906, 1906-05-05
Still, Poisonous Snakes in Europe,

The Tyrolese government still pays
for the determination of poisonous
snakes. 1t is the one European gov
eminent which now does so.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-07-28
ENCARcELADO
EN- ARIZON
Eugenio 0fona, 0tfo convicto fugitlyu
Que Sc Huy6 del Canine
Plntoresco.

Las autoridades de Globe, Ari-
zona, han informado al Snpsrin.
tendente Trelford de ID peniten.
ciarfa territorial en- esta ciudad,
que Eugenio Orona, conyicto No.
1876, quien Sc fugo do los guar
dias mientras trabaiaba en- el Ca
mino Pintoresco al orlente de
esta ciudad y cerca de Las Vegas,
en- Mayo 16, 1905. So halla en- Ia
carcel en- aqusl lugsr bajo nn
cargo menor. En- repuesta d un
telegrama del Supt. Trelford los
ofciales dc Globe dicen que man
dsran a Orona a Ia prision aqul
Embellishments. Orona fue
mandado del Condado Dc Luna 4
servir un tArmino dc cuatro amos
! On Ia psnitsnciaria por robo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-07-28
ilo aue nuucs mas ee ind uciria 8

di]o que nuucs mas SO induciria 4
un congreso pasar una medlda
tan liberal; y aun hubiera sido
mas liberal, dijo 81, sino hubiera
aido por IA oposicion del delegado
de Arizona, quien guerra climinsr
del proyecto todo 10 que Sc creia
que inducisra 4 los votantes de
Arizona 4 votar por la medida, y
Alo que 81 Dslegado Smith le pa
recia bien lamar cohecho, el pro-
yecto hubiera contenido provis.
tos para 81 pago de ambas, las
deudas territoriales y de ferro-
carriles de condados de Nueyo
Mexico y Arizona, porque 81 con.
greso so hallaba en- buen humor
para conceder estos favores.
Como ahora esta hay mug bnenas
probabilidades que los proyectos
introducidos por el Delegado
Andrews para el pago de las deu.
das dc los condados de Santa Fe
y Grant pasen, pero el dslegado
dice: pero este no SO puede ase.
gurar mas que por el buen suce-
so que ha tenido antes y por 10
grande ayuda que tiene de la de.
legacion de''Pennsylvania, 10 que
esta con 81 en- toda requisicion
razorable. Fue un discurso muy
interesante este del Delegado
Andrews y di6 mucha luz de los
m@todos del congreso, y de sus
propios asuntos, de su capcidad
en- obtener favores legislativos,
aunque 81 mismo no Sc di6 la
fama nj reclam6 ningun snceso.
El fue grandemente aplaudido
durante su discurso el cual dnr0
casi media hora.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-07-28

Mientras yolvifa de hacer una
vista cerca de media noche,
Herman Rich, un prensista de
Las Vegas, Sc snce nitro con 81
canon de una pistola Colts y
pronto alz6 los brazos. Ell van.
dolero que tenia Ia pistola pronto
le relevo de su reloi y..$fLOO on
dinero sin dejarle recibo por 10
mismo. Ell Sr. Rich en- 10 futuro
Sc ira 4 casa mas temprano o
usara una arma.
Ell Hon. j. J. Hagerman y es.
posa de Roswell, Y 10 Sra. Walton
Farrell, de Chicago, pasaron por
Las Vegas el Martes en- 81 coche
especial del Sr. Hagerman yendc
de Santa Fe para Colorado
Springs. Ell Gov. Hagermsn
acompano la partida hasta Las
Vegas. Sc hosped6 en- 81 Hote'
Castaf1eda. Ell gobernador hizt
un viaie por 81 Canine Pintoresct
en- compafiia con el Sr. James G
McNary.
La esquadra del quinto dc ca
ballerfa bsjo commando del Mayol
F. w. Foster, vienen marchands
por TERRA del Fuerte Wingat'
para Las Vegas, de donde toma
ran el ferrocarril para Fort D. A
Russell, Wyo., donde atenderal
los sjercicios que SO tendran 81
aquel lugar.S La tropa d. caba
|lleria consistente de 240 hombre
con los oficiales salieron de Albu
querque el Martes pasado y es
| peran llegar a Las Vegas sl MAI
tes venidero.