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New-York tribune., 1906-07-18
LANG GUILTY IN FIRST DEGREE.
Murderer of Niece To Be Sentenced Saturday
Counsel Offer No Testimony.
IBv Telegraph . Tha Tribune. ]

[By Telegraph to Ihe TrtbUneI
New Brunswick July 17.-Frederick Lang. who
killed his niece. Katie Gordon. of Bonhamtown. on
April 20. was convicted tonight Of murder in the
first degree. He will be sentenced to death Sat
urday morning
This morning Lang's counsel Alan and Theodore
Strong, announced that they would offer no testi-
mony in his defence. They had intended to intro
duce testimony to show that Langs actions were
the result of a deranged mind.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-18

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New-York tribune., 1906-07-18
NINE. NoRDICA TO SING AT GROVE.

Ocean Grove July II CspeciaD.-TaIi Esen Nor
gan, Ocean Groves musical director. has obtained
Nine Nordica's consent to appear in concert at
the Auditorium Wednesday evening. August /.
Mr.. Morgan has for four years been endeav-
oTtng to engage the great soprano. but. owing to
her going abroad at the close of her concert
sons. the arrangements could not be made
New-York tribune., 1906-07-18

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New-York tribune., 1906-07-18
DIRIGIBLE BALLOON RECORD.
Count de la yaulx, in New Airship, Remains
Eight Hours in Air.

Paris. July 17.-Count de Ia Vaulx in the
course Of his first ascent in his new balloon to-
day, established a dirigible record by remaining
eight hours in the air over the Bois de Boulogne
New-York tribune., 1906-07-18
sELEcTMAM eeMoIT WILL REFUND.

GBy Telegraph % Tho Tribune
Killingly. July 1.-THE embezzlement by Arthur
Benoit selectman, appears 20 have exceeded sAOcO.
but as he pleaded guilty and with relatives agreed
70 refund the money Judge Back fined him only
the costs OF court and ordered him TO resign as
selecIman az once.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-18

COALING AT SEA.-The Navy Department
looking thoroughly into the question of coaihs a1
sea. 1t has under consideration several systems
one of English and another Of American inVen1lol
which are TO be tested. The naval general ooalO
has come to the decision that coalng at sed 0oli
+i+,,tos an irnortant factor in naval strategy and
is oute as important as the maintenance of hoat-
ing drydock with its machine shop auxinaIyi ~
is considered that something should De 1DmG S;sr@ III
practical way afford facilities for repleniS4nS
the coal bunkers of ships of war without 5eS
them to submit long absences from thelI lSi1 y!
Of operation One Of the new systems proposes 5 IS
that which enables two ships to coal sde Dy SUI s4IH,
their positions being maintained by haWSerS WIlile
the distance necessary between them VIII Oe PISg- =
served by large and powerful Jets or wateE. ~ ~
ship and save the long tow lines which most sys-
TENS contemplate using.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-18
MANHATTAN NEW BUILDINGS.

Elizabeth St, No. $50: for six story brick tene-
ment house, with stores "a 11xs64 NJ Brig
anti. owner; c NJ Straub. architect -----.:-
Audubon ave, $ 2. corner OF 169th ST.. for six
story brick hathouse. 3Oxs5.6 NJ. s. A. Wilson.
owner; B. W Levitan architect ...-.....-....
18th ST.. Nos. ia and 116 East: for an eleven
story brick loft building 50x92 10; American
Felt Company, owner; knight s. Collins. archi-
New-York tribune., 1906-07-18

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New-York tribune., 1906-07-18
COMING BACK WITH HOOPER.

Pittsburg, July 17.-Detective Bernard McCon-
viIle OF the New York detective force left
night with William H Hooper, who arrested
here on Sunday. Hooper is charged with giving
worthless securities to the extent of $4,000 for a
loan.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-18
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS
lFrom The Tribune Bureau.l J


ARMY NEEDS OWN SHIPS-The army is well
satisfied with the fact that nothing has been done
and nothing is in prospect toward making any
change in the system OF government transportation
seas This is a subject which has been twice
thrashed over at the Capitol and at the War De-
partment, with the decision in both cases that
there nothing in a comparison between the
government transport service and transporta-
ton by contract TO justify the abandonment Of the
army transports. The War Department has been
obtaining the views Of army officers who are in
position 10 know whereof they speak on this sub
ject. They are almost without exception IN
favor of the army transports oSatlstics have been
produced which show that any other system would
be vastly more expensive than the present. added
TO which is the important consideration that with
the government transports the war DepaItIneHt
has always at its command a system OF oceaniS S
transportation which will serve an econ3lcai ahe b
useful purpose in time of emergency. rms Is IIie
condition which probably, more thar any other,
will operate retain the army transport IN seIvlSe
even If at times OF them are placed IN olui- @
nary. II was found recently, when inquiry wa Mas
made of ocean steamship companies al New 1OIh'
that the employment Of their vessels IN the nl0Nt
ment of troops would be item of expense WlIcG
was little short of appalling. 1t has oeen iguI "a
out bv some officers that IL would De cheapeT II
the end to build transports and Keep ,llet @ @
the waiting list against emergency IaLher eS mn
depend upon commercial liners and other charteieu
steamers in time OF war.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-18

Major MILLARD F. HARMON artillery corps detailed
Psoe s15'e Of q Major 9 GEORGE l. ANDERsoS artillery
corps.
CAPTAIN DANIEL w KErcHAM artillery corps. from
Goth Company. coast artillery to the unassigned
Captain JAMES F BRADY artillery from 9sth to
Goth Company, coast artillery
Following assignments first neutenants and assist
ant surgeons ordered: ALBERT G. LOVE LOVE = from on
ZONES from St Louis to sequoia National Park;
OMAR w PINKSTON. to the Military Prison, Fort
so 0m Sa 6GF 5sFe.aFS eaPe 70 SSu
sttle: e. FERD1NAND FE sCHMITTER from schenee-
tady. to Fort Egbert relieving JOIN T. BQSl4E1 14E4
from Milford. to the army transport service. San
Francisco
Following leutenants and assistant surgeons from
places designated 70 the PhilPR3fPsv iE5Pv TcHo
Binghamton: LUCTUs l. HOPWOOD. pes Moines;
MINTYRE. Randolph.
BFgaSr rssq esas oSne 6kdA ATE o6 ss:ant
master general; Majors WILLIAM H; @ ARFHUH III y
zR% co.ay Gg9 a ED1d aad essGn capsn oaN S9f A
IoR l4th InfantTy TecoraeT SRPoneo 10 none into
nature and cause Of disability to FREEMAN V
M6db 6e was aFS %hSP ShR'aa 4eed from the
Contract Surgeon WILLIAM C. MILLER from Philip
pines to San Francisco
Colonel JOHN HosKINs to 0sI4 99Sgs artillery: I Lieu
tenant Hnant S3Gne a6f HENRY q DAVIS 10 Coast atery
CAPTAIN WILLIAM r. DOORES artillery corps from
5 n1i tun 70 49 reeTi2s Major Henry DAVIS coast
artillery. Will proceed TO command Fort Andrews.
NAVY.
Commander H. G. LEOPOLD. retired to the navy yard
Norfolk
Lieutenant Commander c. W DYSON, to Bureau Of
Steam Engineering Navy Department.
Lieutenant Commander G. W. BROWN. detached from
the Pensacola; TO the Pennsylvania
Surgeon J. F. URIE. detached from the Pennsylvania;
home
Surgeon J. NJ MOORE, to the Columbia.
Assistant Payn1asters F. BALDWIN. F. H ATKINSON.
O. D. CONGER. ]. P. HELM. NJ H. PI1lLBIalCk
b D ROGERS, E. C LITTLE, D. w. VAIN
WRIGHT H H PALMER, G. p SHAMER. W.
H WIITERDINK. u F. O'MARA and P. T. NJ.
LATHROP, 10 the naval pay officers school, Wash
ington.
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS.-The following
movements of vessels have been reported to the
Navy Department:
ARRIVED
Julv 16-The Brooklyn at Rockland; the Wilkes az
Annapolis: the Wolverine, at Bay city the Chicago.
Bremerton; the Maine, the Illinois. the Missouri
and the KearsarRe. Rockport; the Dolphin at
Catskil; Marblehead, La Iiberad and Acajuta.
SAILED.
July 15-The Alabama the Iowa and the Indiana. from
Tompkinsville for Provincetown
July I6-The Maryland from Belfast for Rockland: the
Wilkes Annapolis for Norfolk; the Nevada and
the Stockton. from Annapolis for a cruise; the
Chicago, Seattle for Bremerton the Paul Jones.
Capitola san Francisco; the Columbia. from
for Boston; the Marblehead. from La
Libertad for Acajutla.
The Bancroft transferred Treasury Department and
her stricken from navy list
New-York tribune., 1906-07-18
rBv Telegraph TO The Tribune. ]


P1ttsburg. July l7.-Henry Phipps Hoffstott is the
Oldest son of Frank N Hoffstott, president Of the
Pressed Steel Company named with J. W Friend
a defendant in the lutte suit
New-York tribune., 1906-07-18

southbound Eighth avenue car ran off the
track yesterday morning between S2d and 33d
streets where the contractors for the PENNSYLVANIA
station have constructed temporary bridge There
was a brief panic on the car. the passengers
feared that it would fall over the side of the
bridge into the excavation, sixty feet below Trafic
was delayed for half hour.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-18

NGddletown, July 17.-Henry G. Bailey. who was
arrested in Canada to-day. suspected from the
first Of numbering George Goodale, as he was seen
driving from Goodales place in the latter's team
on the day Of the murder. Goodale was a fish
dealer. His body was found at his home on Mon
day. July 9, his head having been battered with
Bailey's home is in Durham, this state.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-18
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Henry F. Vining. electrical engineer OF the
Fire Department. long stationed Staten Island.
lost his place yesterday when Fire Commissioner
OBrien abolished the Office. saying that il cost the
city $1,000 year and was unnecessary.
Edward G. Beck. of No 1903 Market street. Den
yer, held for trial in 500 bail yesterday by
Magistrate Wahle in the West Side police court on
a charge of carrying coQcealed weapons. Beck
forced his way into the Tallahassee Club on Mon
day night and threatened to shoot his brOther-in-
law, Michael A Burnes.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-18
ARRESTED IN CANADA FOR MURDER
H. G. Bailey Charged with Killing of George
GOodale at Middletown.

Toronto. July 17.-Charged with the murder of
George Goodale July 6. at Niddletown, Conn,
Henry G. Bailey was arrested in North Pelham.
Lincoln County, this morning. Bailey agreed to
turn to Connecticut with the officers. He refused
to talk.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-18

DISCOVERIES IN PIILIPP1NES.-The authori-
ties in Philippines have been exploring some or
the unknown islands. and have come upon some
valuable possessions. The report has been received
of a visit made to the island Of Tara, in the Cal
amianes group. where. it reported. an exten-
sive salt mine existed. The only inhabitants were
a few wild and apparently entirely naked Tag
banuas. who fed at approach and hid in the
thickets. where they could not be found. There is
no real 'sat mine Tara Island. but there is an
extensive basin the into which salt water
be led through short ditch at the time of the
highest tides of the year At the proper time pure
sea water is admitted to this basin. Communica-
ton with the is then cut off, and, as there is
little inflow OF fresh water the suns heat suft1ces
TO cause complete evaporation The bottom of the
basin is some fifteen feet below sea level and when
the evaporation is complete there remains a crust
Of salt several inches thick 1t is obvious that the
Tagbanuas who inhabt this island do not molest
its feathered denzens. for the swallows were ex-
traordinarily tame and repeatedly alighted upon
members of the party while they were resting on
the beach.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-18

10000
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-11

time be 90 much benefited and enter.
tained religiously.
The Conference will Last until the
25lh met. and smoaR The speakers
wno are expected TO be here are the
frilowing:
D.. J. Wilbur Chapman. America
leading evangelist: Or. James ".
Gray, dean OF Morley Bible Institute ;
DR.. 4. G. Dixon. the great Baptist
preacher OF Boston; Rev John J.
rieeSt. Ii. d, probably tie greatest
s-holar in the South: Evangelist
George X stuart. an original pulpit
genois: Prof J. Z. c. Brown. one Of
the beet Bible teachers: Mr.. 4 V.
Miller. who delivers charming lectures
on unfuIfill-d prophecy.
Services will be held daily. q pro.
gram being published each day in The
sun
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-11
WANT AND NEED.

There's a big difference
between what a baby wants
and what he needs. Deny
him the one. give him the
other. Most babies need
SCOTS Emulsion-it's the
right thing for a baby. II
contains 4 lot Of strength
building qualities that their
:ood may not contain. After
a while they get to want it.
My? Because it makes
them comfortable. Those
dimples and round checks
mean health and ease. SCOTS
Emulsion makes children
easy; keeps them SO, too.
SCOTT L BOVINE. -, Fear! St, New York.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-11
BlDlE CONFERENCE
WILL OPEN TODAY
A FINE PRooRAM ARRANGED

Aasny % the Issdirg Preachers and
Dible vssehsvs Of the Country are
Expected. ard in An the Conference
win DO the Beet Ever Held.
The shisd snn ual session Of the Flor
Ida Winter Bible Conference sill con-
vene as the Tabernacle today. the frst
service OF the session being OP-n"d
THE afternoon at 2:so o'clock BY DE-.
Cias, nee b Strous-, president. ss.is;-
I'd By pr George r. Stusr, OF G-or.
rio. ono OF the leading preachers aud
ssvisalis,s Of the United S'a'e.. The
aoors OF the big Tabernacle will he
thrown op~n 81 ? O'clock. and all are
bid welcome.
There are many new faces here this
winter who have come 10 attend the
Conference, - il hs- been widely ad.
,edsed thro' Chou th- country DUE
ING tn. East summer. The Increasing
attendance over pee. ding sessions.
together with the sdd-t number Of "a
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-11

20 the p.t..' y .NaEI-rl' -- . ne ?
Acvrri!- .ag-uo 1T --.t ol;- no
ti.Ag. n.u;nrnt.
The Was TIE I-op.e ar patron. =
'hi- avV .!r,a d. I;'--.-.y 2a;ier.asi1
re management. an1 show. tia, ra-
people g. ,-1v Sre- r-a, tarAA4u.
are oserej Us .A.~ coc;.El-. '1r
:. rty tAys
D-Jt1 Pa.'-r = Mars tomorrow
Share Z ~. -a-r,.ast!se nr.e .t.ou
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-11
HAD A BIG DAY.
Rev. s. 8. Rogers Of Baptist Church
Married Four Couples Saturday.

VeN' - o. NOkeVS " OSpbN SUSTCH
Married Four Couples Saturday.
Rev. 3 T. Rogers Of the First Bap-
ti.t Church. ihis city. made a Welt 20
Fairbanks yesterday in the ms,rimcni.
al interest,", having united in the holy
bonds OF mstrimony four colored
couples.
This Was quite rise IN the marke-
ant should there nave been q dealer
in matrimonial stocks q, that place
there might hare been something
doing. Manager Goodwin Of Ihe naval
stores camp dee ares that he is wiling
TO see them married AMI settle down.
then ne will o. more sure OF the set.
tli1g lp" problem.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-11
DEATH OF MISS LARIER.
a Popular and s+iGhy cultUrsd Winter
Visitor Sveeunnbs 20 Pneumonia.

a Popular and HiGhy cul'Ursd Winter
Visitor Sveevmb 20 Pneumonia.
Mslrose, February This eOmmu.
nifty vas greatly checked add grieSed
TO learn OF the unexpected death OF
Mise Addie Larier 81 Blsekshear, Ga.
last Saturday night.
Mrs. aud Mise Leila Lsvier are spend
ina the winter in MeiTose ana M;ss
Addie visiied them during the Christ
mas holidays. winning the hesEts OF all
with whom she came in contact ~ her
kindnss. Of heart and her lovely voice.
~. wss an ardent EpiscopalIan and
the beautiful soios she sO sseetiy and
ably rendered. and her wiling help in
the choir. will be ever remembered
with the d-epes, gratitude and keen
est pleasure by the members OF rnn-
ity Episcopal Church.
Mise Addie succumbsd 10 an attack
% nrumonis only q !rw hours after
the arrival her sister. Sho Rad been
telegraph-d for. and on thu rece Of Of
the cad news here. her brother. 4.
Larier. who only arhsei few hour.
before for q vi.it. accompanied hy
J. A. Runmel. left ct once for B'acs-
Shear 10 arrange for thu removal OF
the body to their old home q, Mauch
Chunk, Pa.
Miss 4. Larier Was the teacher =
music and singing NJ ,he Prestige
risn Seminary and the funeral s-r-
vice vas attended by the faculty. the
scholars and many Trends Many
beautiful flowers shosed the los- and
high esteem in which che wss he'd 10y
all. The Episcopal minister from
Waycross orticis,ed a, tho service
Heartfelt sympathy is rendered TO
her borrowing mo, her and sis'er bv al
in Melro~s
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-11
Chamberiain's Cough Remedy N
Mothers FaSovite.

The soothing and healing properties
OF this remedy. lie pleasant ta.:e AID
prompt and permanent cures have
mad il a :avor,s with people every
where. II /. rsp-c s'ly priced by moth
er-'o' sms!. children. Cor coid-. c-orp
sri VIII, orins cough. 80 II slsay. a..
toris Ggcs relief sri a. it contains 10
Opium OF other harmful drug. i, may
b~ gwen ~ con c~n,!y % 3 baby a. an
adult, Fnr.ale hys.. druggists.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-11
AT the CHURCHES TO-DAY.
Visiting Preachers to Occupy Pulpits.
No Evening Services.


Services will be observed at the "a.
rious places Of worship today ss fol-
lows:
Fir.t Presbyterian Church. Rev.
Thos. Park Hay-Pros J. r C. Brown
of salem, Va. the Bible Conference
teacher and preacher, will preach a,
this church this morning ai 10 81.
Professor Brown made many friends
here during:his stay ~ the drst Con-
terence two yeas ago. who will be glad
90 welcome his return. and who will
appreciate his appearance this morn
ing. The sabbath school will be held
&C 8 p. m and Wes,mins,er League At
Gas p. IN. There will be no evening
service, account OF ,he Conference.
Kavanauah Methodist Church. Rev.
T. J. Nixon-Sundsy school at S:3O a.
m. Preaching st 10 80 .. m. by the
pastor No.sfternoon or evening SER
vice, account 81 services at the Taoer.
nice.
First Bsp;i.t Church. Rev. ;. +.
Ros-r->undsy school at $50 q. m
Preaching stslo 80 . m. by Rev. K. V
Miller. one:of the noted preacher. ~
the {, inference .who hiss consented -
Ill the pulpit No afternoon or even
IL & services.
Holy Trinity Episcopal Church. Rev
Francis n. CrsiRhill-Holy commun-
ioa a, a. m. Morning prayer and syr-
mon 1t IL SOa m ; Sunday school At
3p. III. No Bible services Or evening
sr-viee.
TIE a.usl -sEVic-s will be- held AZ
the Advent Christian Church
No service will h-li AZ ;: Pat.
rick's Catholic C..rch, R-v 7 J
Lynch being ao.ent IN mission A.
Hawthorn
A Guaranteed Cure For Piles.
Itching, bind. bleeding. pro,rut y
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-11
A Guarar,eed Cure For Piles.

y NuaFIT1TrU ~~Fc FUF TItb'
Itching. b, nj. bleeding. pro,rui y :
pile. prIrgr.,s are aotLor I'd - r,-
f4ri money = PAZO OINTMENT
TAI. ~ cure IN 8 to IL day 5oc
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-11

mOUs ps~ach~rs 90 be- present this year.
assUVes By far the Rr-atrss attendance
and most iaieses,ing sessiOn ever held
AZ no Conference in this country will
greater and more celebrated men BE-
found on she program. The oppor.
sunisy Afforded by the Conference to
hesr sach men should be appreciated
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-11

SCOTT L BOVINE, -, Pear! St, New York.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-11
SsAool-c Par'cr Cars.

Ire >eac1a'i Ar L.a- operate. Z -.
81 pa-.Jr ca. 'e'Wrea Na.o ARD
Tampa N ia Z .-AyaS NA,Go "a.
connects v,Ih 80 -lcrr!ng ,rA.l :r.n
Ga ctsv.s.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-11
An Illi~o'S Party.

Am org 'hs visitors who have come
90 Gsine.vi!le - -emain for AZ !rG-f.
mite period are Mr. AID Mrs K-mper.
Mr.. 4 mm"rly. Nr- Nh, and Two
children ard Mrs u hbor. and cha.
al ~ Par.s, Iliiros The Parry q
Pleasantly locate! a, the hom. e Mr.
ard Mr.. ". J Hunter. and +. very
much in.r-.."i Uj'h lhl. ..c.lcn.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-11
FINE SUPERB TRAINS DAILY
IhTie 10 The East and Two 10 the West Via
ATLANTIC COAST LINE

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lt "a 49, .a!' m'ri cave. I,,A..ar..e -
r. At''s' -4rrs Ja,k.7uv .- : i "'
Aht s' "a LIN ted -Ay- Ia,..o
~ '"A'-s 's'>. ? a. = - HA'S
New rr. e.
- N''' "a 'ravirG jacksonville st :
FRANK
''' 49, So agent. JA,ks1r-,.s Z -'N-''
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-05-04

Miss Louisa and Master George
Gilzow of Chicago, are guests at
the home of Aug. We'll.
: VIM. J. Neu, editor of the For
est Advance, was up~from Three
Lakes Thursday and favored US
with fraternal call.
Mr.. Jacob Dreher, Grand Lee
turer of this state, for the Ma
SONIC lodge, visited the local lodge
at their hall Thursday night.
Forest Advance: Jack Cahill
made his farewell trip this week.
He takes charge of the manage
ment of the Swift's establishment
at Ashland. Jack has made this
territory weekly for over twelve
years and his many friends here
and along the hike will greatly
miss Jack, his smiling face and
good company. JACK, old boy, we
trust that you will keep on climb
ing the ladder until you reach the
top and then show the old heads
how to run beef trust
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-05-04
TAKE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that all
premises and alleys adjoining be
cleaned up and freed from all gar
bage and filth which might en-
danger public health. by the 10TH
day of May, 1906. Any and all
persons failing to rid their prem
ises of such rubbish will be dealt
with according to law, and the
same will be cleaned by the author
tiles at the expense of the owners
thereof. By order of
BOARD OF HEALTH.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-05-04

Don't forget to see Uncle 81
Haskins at the Lyceum opera
house tonight.
For SALE-Ioo acres Of good
farming land; good house. barn,
and shed; fine we'll, 20 acres un
der cultivation. For particulars
call at this office.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-05-04
Fourth of july.

Will soon be here and with it the
usual demand for summer hats.
Miss MacDougall, Wall ST., will
place on sale Monday, her entire
stock of trimmed and untrimmed
hats at cost and less. The sale
will continue until everything is
sold. Come in early and make a
choice while the assortment is
good.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-05-04
ERE FIRE

Agents wanted to sell pictures
of the city of San Francisco, CAL,
showing the city in flames after
the earthquake. Sell at sight.
Agents making SIS to $40 per day.
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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-05-04
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior.
Land Office at Wausau, Wis, April 10, 1916

Land Office at Wausau, Wis, April 10, 1906.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before Clerk
of Circuit Court at Eagle River, Wis, on June
II, 1906, VIZ; Robert B. Moon, for the heirs of
George B. Moon, deceased who made H. E. No
l0399 for the NEA SWA, Sec. 20, TIP. 40 N, R..
East.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of
said land, viz: Herman Budde, George n.
Jackson, 0. E. Bowen and James Langill, all of
Eagle River, Wis.
JOHN w. MILLER, Register.