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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-03-24
And Mexico VIII Soon Be
Offered to Central
American Republics
IF NOT ACCEPTED BELIEVED
THE TWO COUNTRIES WILL
JOINTLY INTERVENE AN
OTHER DEFEAT FOR HONOU-
RAN FORCES REPORTED FROM
MANAGUA.
81 Associates Press

Washington. Mar. - state de-
Ht.tWcHr official says the cod OFF
CO., "f rh' tinted States ana MexI-
60 Vii soon be offered III settling,
by arbitration. the CcIdrai Amt riCau
difficulties If not accepted i Is the
general belief in diplomatic circles
That ;hc two nations III ioiRtIy, in
tcTvene- Secretary RnnJ and Nm
bassador Cree are in dali coESul;a-
iicn and in conSJaH- communication
WIN Central Am'li,"u diplomats.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-03-24
For Mayor
!. CAMPBELL AVERY.
tEfNS II RIISS.
WALKER TNGRAIIAN.

!. CAMPBELL AVERY,
CHNS II RLISS.
WALKER INGRAfIAN.
For Marshal:
CIItS = ROBE.
JOS. FO%DERTIIt
MILTON y FRANK.
FRANK y SANDERS,
& ~ NHI.NE
FRANK l. WILDE.
For Comptroller:
GRO r MORGAN.
mo g. WARD
eor Treasurer:
WI g DALEY.
GEO HOFFMAN.
HARRY r. ROWLAND,
J. s WALTON
For Tax Collector:
TTEEO PFFFFER!.E
JNO. CARY WHITING.
For Recorder:
: ALBERT JOHNSTON.
WA NJ Johnson.
TIIOS. PEELEY.
J. J. SULLIVAN. JP,
For Ck.ef Fire Department:
John BAKER,
" x KICKER.
GEO. HALL
For Alderman At Large Precinct No,
p: Vote for Ore.J
: ( coz
Louis .. NNRIONI.
WILL l.. MDI ER
For Alderman at Large Precinct rio.
10: vote for OneD
FRANK REILLY
JOHN ID Kendall
Fer Alderman At Large Precinct No.
T.: vote for One.J
LECIUS 5 BROWN.
J g RENSHiW
For Precinct Alderman Precinct Ma
=: vote for Two.)
J. y ANDREWS
OSCAR r NtJ'RA,
T. s WILLIAMS,
J. Ed. WATSON
For Precinct Alderman Precinct No.
IS: Vote for Cne.<
icontinsed OF Seventh Pazel
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Commission
On INDIAN WAR
CLAIMS MEETS
Sessions Being Held at Tai
Iahassee Under the
Act of 1905.
ATLANTIC COAST
LINE MANDAMUS
An Amendment Will Be
Necessary Before Cases
Are Concluded.
ESSENTIAL PORTION OF THE SU-
PEREME COURTS DECISION ON
TIE ER-TMPORTANT DE
CISlON RENDERED IN CASE
AGAINST THE WESTERN UNION
TELEGRAPH CO.
Nv jefferson Bell

By JEFFERSON DELL
Tallahassee. Mar. 2%,-1hC Board
Of Commissioners 10 examine Indian
war claims Is in session here This
week. Under an act Of the legiSla-
lure OF 1903 commission consisting
Ci the governor. aftOrncy-gcneEal and
state treasurer WAS created - cN-
anime into all claims IN which II Is
set forth that the state al Florida has
received moneys from the genera!
government in he settlement OF IN
dian war claims. which money the
state never paid out and which IS
now justly due to the claimants.
Section of this act provides that
II shall be the duty o. the commits
Toner to make such examination into
The claim UT claims a. they deem
best. They are authorized TO sum
mon witnesses and To employ such
clerical aid as they deem proper
They shall report the result of their
findings to the governor who shall
transmit il To the legislature"
Appearing before the commission
~ its sessions hav" been Captain
sam Hope. lion. Perry Wall and Hon
John Wall, of Tampa. and Col r. "
Williams representing Lewis Broth
Crs. who have Il number Of claims.
The New Secretary.
Hen Daniel Simmons BEGAN his
du..Ca a. private secretary 90 Cover
nor Hroward Monday Nh Simmnn-
Is q NouuG' man. lawyer by pro
fg~Sion and is we'll fitted tn. the deli
cate duties of The position 10 which
ne has been apuu!njCd
Coasl Line Mdndan1us Matters
III" rcnd"rjnS - arotn"; opinion
in the Atlantic CoaS, Line mandamus
proceedings ny the supreme cour,
TdrsGHy rGrarcd scarcely ripple ON
thc surlacc AZ Ta.IahasscC We have
crown - accustomed 10 rhC man
damu. That The opinion th., week
WdS Tho same old story in ttv .amC
Old WY Again jhC court. speaking
through ON" al us mos learned
III, mhcrs. Nj Justice Withheld says
that thc WI mast hc amended. 10y
la The hear at The county memher
~ he legislature Il Is, when he can
oifrr an amendment with decided
accent on he -mpur
The encouragement hardly care.
a. much ior Jn" opportunity - amend
g. me hiI.-hilIv legislator. The court
80 specifically defines The character
- ;hc amendment necessary thai
th'ro - hardly a.. Gnuh: IA: he
neat decision Viii couC,udo The mat
To-. The essential par- # III. cnIninn
upon III" motion IN Srv;h" and Il mo-
;."a to qUa-h = ~ follows.
Tire Opinion.
The motion 10 s,rlk, pats a.. ne
alternative WI. = d,u,r6 Iar NO.
--rr, 10 ,--r.Gsr -r,. -4.-..---r..r .t a, NV
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And Only Those Regularly
Announced Will Be on
Ticket.
< TOTAL OF FORTNSEVEN NAMES
WILL APPEAR ON THE TICKET
TO BE VOTED APRIL ? IN THE
WHITE DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY
MEMBERS OF OLD EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE ASK FOR RE.eLEC-
TON.

No dark horses dcycloped YESTERDAY
in the municipal campaign If had
been Eliminated fuT several davs pa.t
'hat probably new men would an
rounce just before the time CXDirrd
at noon YESTERDAY
NO new men announced. h0wCvc~
I-uclus , Brown and JOrn D. RpudJiI
helns the last two to come before,
the public for alGermanic positio1,s
MI Brown being 4 candfdat e-af-Iar.,,,
from No IA and Mr. Kendall Capdi-
cate al large from No L..
..asIhe list of candidates GuaIjfyiu.,
&lEa fogty.SeYen, and this nun
- %7SfsFr aFei3 tfss tket-+r,., ".
voted on April -. the first nrimarv
nose who aspire to city positions h.-
gan filing their applications. accom-
FAMED ny tn" necessary :SScssu,nr
early in March and thi, continued I'M
til Yesterday morning. when the Ia.:t
"i thos" who had announced called
upon Secretary Quind and filed ont
ouf The necessary application blank
Tho members Of m" Civ Dcmocr.,t.
L. Executive Committees cOmpoS.d Of
Warren r.. Anderson. J y Brnuuhfpu
/ II. Aiken. Ed Gal" Quina and John
r. Jones al filed applications and
'n"Ir r.:n.cS Will appear upon the
ticket ."T reelection
~ no more candidatoS.Iana nnOupca
II Il NOW expected thai rho Campai2r
VIII open III C-rn"st AMI during thj.,
week the candidates and their friend;
will begin an active fight for The W.
TluuS positions
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-03-24
EX-SENATOR BURTON
ROASTS PRESIDENT
Makes Direct Charge that
Roosevelt Jailed Him
For Revenge.
Imprisonment Due to His
Opposition to Sugar
Trust Measure.

FIRST SPEECH OF FORMER KAN
SAS SENATOR SINCE LIBERIA
TON FROM PRISON WAS DE-
NAL OF GUILT IN CONNECTION
WITH RIALTO COMPANY SWIM
DIE
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-03-24
GOV. CONFER REPLIES
TOFIINLEYAND THOM
Says Men of Their Convic-
tons Should Be at
Court of Gar.
Southern Should Use Its
Earnings for Repairs In :
stead of Dividends:

THOMAS F. RYAN SAYS RAIL.
ROADS ARE OWNED BY PEOPLE
AND NOT BY WALL STREET.
SOUTH HOLDS BALANCE OF
POWER TO DOMINATE DEMOC-
RACY.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-03-24
he Candidates.

IN" liz of those WHO qualified anc
who's" names will appear upon H.,
ticket are ~ follows.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-03-24
An Important Case
ISsnt'nNed en- Seventh Paoe.l

N ,mfoT'an. "9;"'on aE m" -
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-08-15
mas bsr Spieset BEN
Rranfen agt

5dufts ptrb psn @~enefenben, spts
Or. Rletiies mittAeiIt, nm bas nApgs
Ieben" feftauftellen. Der 9piesel benpBk
@r 9plI 4uffdtuB seben. @an3 let9ens
bIaB fieAt Der @enefenbe aus. Die @ee
fidtsfarbe Ipielt ms @rGulide, unn
mas iii Der @runb2 Ginaig unb qtz
Iein bic obideulide Gorbe bss 9piea
gelsIaIes. Mlf efh gelunbes ROtb, bas
auf iusenblthen maRsen liegt. bot bic
crime 6arbe beg @lafes tstnen nenz
nenstpertben GinfluB. Mber man bdlta
ben 6anbriidsn, fdras an ben 9piegeI
unb berslet4e bic 8arbe Der Spiegela
btl6er NIT Der tpirtli9en. 9ier Elm ncrs
males 9auttolorit, bort cine fable, uts
geiunbe 8laffe nit beutli6em Std
tn's @rinlthe. Dorum fort init benz
@pieeel aus Der Rranfentube!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-08-15

Der iebr ueridledtert Faben. @ie
ldledt es IN Der 3ot lit, hemeiien Sic
obigen ldmadpoaen 8oraGnge.
anf Die 9eutI6en Sirols boben
oieie irreoentiilii9en ausi6reitlmgen
elne ltorfe @irfung allsgcii6t. 0ltrf)
gan5 9eutid=S uol cling elm S6rei
Der @ntriiitune. 9roteltperiomm=
lltngen purben o~bgebalten llno in et=
nigen Srten Iino ouf Srgoniiotionen
3ltr @blpebr neii6er ltebergriffe ent=
Itonoen. Ser @emctnoerot bon So
gen perlongte IN elmer geborttiidten
grflarune Die 8~eftrofuns Der S6ltl-
bigen. 50 miro bo6it %pobri6einli6
oieier gegen sic 9e1tiden geridtete
4n9riff oo5n bettrogen, Die 9eutihen
Sirols IN ser @erteioigune ibres
0eutidtl1nls 6i itarfen uno 81 for
0erlt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-08-15

@esen Rbeumatismus bient ols
6eilmttiel @ellerte. Gs iptrb be6aups
tet. baB &beumatismus unm0stt9 til.
tuenn Sellerie hduftg in sefo9tem gu
ftanb geeeifen pirb. Die Gellerie foil
in @tIde aerf9nittsn, bis gum MetGa
tperbea in @oifer gsto6t unb bieFes
BdHer bonn 9ntienten %getrunttn nerl
sen. Man to1e bdnn bic @elteris,
uenn fie tpeta tit, nit ettpas frii9er
Mtl9, Mebl unb MustatnhB in etnel
pfanne ouf, oebs biefes benz Rra,lter
tpdrm nit serOftetem 8rpt unb Rar,
toffeln. na4bem er es eenoffen bat.
tperben Bic S9meraen alsbalb na6'
laffen. SO bebdup!et Elm 4r3t, be,
biefes Mittel lpieberbplt NIT ifets su'
tenn grfol9e a~nsetpenbet bat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-08-15

glSbliae @rfrontungen Der adrue
rienp6oeI iinb nidt ielten fslbit BON
3iAtsru, bic eine groBs 9raris binteE
fi4 boben, bermerft tporben. unb foIs
DIE @rtranfungen fIbren AUDI lsfbe7
re6t oft aun EDbe, obne bdB NAV Gu@
Berli@, auber geitrdubtem @efieber
unb 3raurigfein, etpas sepabr pirb.
Sn iol9en GdlIen tbut man am beften.
ben @osel marin 81 bdltsn, linn frGfti'
ges 5utter gu perdbrsi&en, pie geries
benes 9ihnerei nit eth paar Eropfen
Spetfe0l nermsnst, Ribfen, Slang
unb ettpas gequet19ten 9onf. Mu9 in
Mil@ einsepeidtes gierbrot (8iscutt)
gut ausgebridt unb nit Mobn be-
itreuf, letftet ols Nubrune CUTE 0ienz
fe. Mit onberen Mebttamenten TT
Ht4ts su MAIDEN.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-08-15

MeIaen Mertb bat has 3a6nploua
biren2 MD bic f@abbaften StelIen
beisesfen ausgefeilt, entitonbene 2iiden
plombirt ipsrben, bGlt Der s3abn nod
LANCE gum @ebraud bor. unberrfults
sreift bic 8eritSrung fpeiter I'm itd,
Der Nerp pirb bloBselegt, es entteben
3a9ns4mer3 unb 5auInib; Elm trantsr
3ahn sreift bic Na9barsdbne on. 9as
8eiBen unb aauen mirb alsbann oft
fdmerabaft fein unb bas 3ertleinern
Der Speiien muir notboirftis ppllaoesn
perben; bic Splse baoon 1T = ems
f@le9tere Werbaaung. Dur9 8ilbuns
bes 3abnfteins tperben aud oft bis
8dhne loder, bas 3abnfleif9 blutet
leidt. bel Mangel an S9mela fommt
NOD bas Stumpfiein hinau. So5al1
Gin 3ohn e~rfranft, entpidelt fi9 eiA
Ntls, Der bic 3abnfubitana serfebet
biIff, Der 3o6u br5delt alsbann, tpena
man uidt bur4 Ausfeilen unb plpmz
biren @inhult tbut, biz duf bic Wur3s
aus.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-08-15

Fiud's B 0sntr oauuuu 4. 9tQurrs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-08-15

Gin epiI.ptiIder 4nfalI ldBt it@
baufis bur9 Elm einfa&ss Watttsl unz
terbriiden, Man bat nur n0tbts, ben
Rranten auf feline I;nte 45rperfeite
gu lesen. 9ierbur4 ,rrei9t man. baB
Der WusttItrampf na9ldbt urtb bas
8tpubtiein fdnell Suriidtsbrt. MuG
fOll burd bic linfe SsitsnIags bic Gea
Fu6r bes 8eibens in bic 3unse psrs
mft6en fperben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-08-15

Gum Reintgen unb @eiderbaIten
bon puBlebern biert bas Musbriiden
in einem re6t fdaumisen unb NIT Sos
pa DerfeBten 9sif.npaifer, phne baB
man lie iebO9 ME beim @af9en reibt.
Dus Musbriden be8 Waiiers bari
niAt bur6 Wrineen. fonbern muB
nur bur9 preffen e~rfolsen. gun Srods
men tpirb bas Sober an Der Guft aufs
sthdnet unb bin unb pieber mad al'
len Rt4tunsen o~usge3ogen, hamtt es
pei9 uno sefdmeibig bleibt. Wenn es
gang trOden ift. barf es mebrmaIs
burdgepaltt perben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-08-15

|ri6t Streifs ml0 Ausiperr1mgen 3lrn
aufb0ren SIT bringen, min niemono
g~lauben. llno bod beItebt Die gfn=
ridtlmg in Relt=Seelon ieit Dem /.
|Sonuor 1895 gu &edt; oltb bat lie
iid sort mtfs bette bepobrt. Mon
6ebollptet 5mor, 0elt-SeeIono betpeiie
ni6ts: @s lei ein fleines, 0urdl be-
ionoere llmitatOe begiinitigtes @ebiet.
aher es fame up6 ouf eiren @erI16
mn
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-08-15

9essn ben 8eu9buft.n Der ainber
gibt es elm redt einfa4es !0ausmittel,
bas in feiner 0ausdpOtbefe febIen Tolls
te. Man nimmt bonn 9firfi9baum bic
innsen 3tpeisipiBen, 10 3entimeter
lang, unb to9t eine Sanbboll bapon
NIT 2 Qiter Maffer 70 Ianse, Bis / CT
ter nod porbunben lit. Damn ipirb bic
Bride gefeibt. ! Rtlp naturreiner 8ies
renbonis baplsetban unb bic Mii9s
Jung BET lansfdmem 5euer gu 9irupz
btde einsetodt. Den 6uftenben Rim
bern stbt man tGgli9 breimal ie einen
gBIoffcf babon.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-08-15

SsIfarbenflede aus SanbEeinsn gu
entfernen. Dies selinst, tpenr, man bfs
Sleden NIT rsinem S.rpentinDl ouss
tuGf9t, BITE Stelle nit tpetBer 8bogs
er6e Wfetfentbon) iiberftrei9!, trOdueu
ldBt un6 bierduf nit fdarfer @obaa
Iutge unb 8irfts na9f6suert. Dell
Fdrbenflede in SanbHeinen t0nnen lib.
risens aud bur9 Mnfpenbungen BON
HsRdmmoniat beieitist fpsrben.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1907-01-17

whether live stock shall run at large in
townships . and 9, ranges 10 and 20 was
Grsnted and an election ordered.
4 voting precinct WAS formed of
townships , range IA and Is. and own
ships /, range II, name Of voting place
Latham. voting place in Latham's ad-
ditiOn 20 the town of Guymon. q
4 voting precinct was formed of
township 8, range %, called Pleasant
View, voting place at E. E. Riggs
farm.
A voting place was formed of town.
ships 4 and 3, range 20, voting place on
section 33, townships 5, range 20, pre-
cinct named Dombey.
A voting place was formed of town.
ships l, , am 3 in range -, voting
place Fulton post office, name Of pre-
cinct Fulton.
A voting place was formed of the
following described territory towit +.
Beginning at the SW corner of section
%, township >, range 27; thence north
10 the NV corner of section Is. town.
ship 3, range y thence east to the NE
corner section Ia, township 8, range 28 /:
thence south TO the Sc corner of see
ton %, township 3, range 2S: thence
w st To the place of beginning. voting
place Stanley school house, name of
precinct Madison.
Blue Grass voting place was changed
from Holland to Iyanhoe.
On motion the Board adjourned I'M
til 7 80 a. m.
Jan, 18th, 1907.
Board met pursuant TO adjournment.
On motion the report of county treas
urer was approved
On motion the account of ] C Will
hanson for salary and clerk hire for
quarter ending Jan LIST, 1907, was al
lowed in amount of $4,000
On motion the financial statement Of
the county was approved.
On motion Clear Lake precinct lines
were changed 90 conform with the fol-
lowing description all Of townships 2
and 4, range %, and the west half az
township 3, range II, and two miles
from the north side, township ,. n
70, and sections !, 3, 6. 7, 8, 9, in town
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1907-01-17

ship ?. range 81.
On motion Benton precinct lines were
to be as follows:
All of townships 8 and 4 in range 25
and two miles from the north side town
ship ,, range % and all of section %.
80, 81, 81, 80, 81, 35, 80 in township 5
range % and all of sections 20, 80. a.
81, 33, "a, 35, SO, in township S, range
%, voting place Riverside school house
On motion the petition of George
Winters of Beaver township was al
lowed in the amount of 5.46
On motion the Board adjourned un-
I'll February 2lst, 1907.
Territory of Oklahoma, County of
Beaver, SIS.
IL. h. Langston, county clerk. in
n for Beaver County, do hereby GER
tify that the above and foregoing stat
ment is a true and correct report of the
proceedings had at the regular Janu-
AIRY session held on the 9TH, Sth. ath.
I llth and 18th days of January, A.
ID. 1907. j. il I.xrsToS
County Clerk.
BY IL, Deputy.
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on notion = relate ea--i=n-a
-
a. s.u
- 80
-1I.iv -i.cI - ---Ti -
-
r F.rg- II 49,
49,
IN $50 = NJ. /,
~
No.
f- 49, W II -
W,.i-r .-
;- $3.50 e.. -
49,. =
war - al
-
Motion Ga. HuotI II Danuar Tor
l8urr s~zluztl... on prgr@rry 49, r.
yec.ei
M1ligu tr- appointment Of 4 4
f. Green 49, t-.1t.-d A. treasurer f1-
hoEagla lsxls % 20 fill the UueFuir15
term - X r a. fherford.
Motion a.. grarrerly reu1-t Of II
-
Motto q .--.-a- su n
-. =
s,,.k o.,c. ~ -a-
~. f.II.r-- -
/ election.
c. K BgDchard. A. H Huuisto-. 4
/ J. sands. all Of Esther. Okia. Pal.in.
/ place Esther. OKLA.
Motion the u-ti.iou f1r election Of
stock district No. . was approved and
the following names are Judges Of
election
Frank Z kinley. Csple, Okla 4 J.
Dye. HardesJy, OkIz Carl Radfyrl
Range. Okla Polling place p. "
hay, Ma Of see Fiji.
Motion the following named persons
are appointed a. judges Of election fUI
stock district No 2:
John -hugart. r A North ! !
Burnett. ali Of Garrett. Okla. Polling
place ]. Martin Foris. Ny Of ~-L.
ana NJ ofSWa. SEC. u. and NJ
u ~Els. sec. II. Tn. 3.
MOTION the following named parties
arr appointed a. judges OF election fOl
atp,a district No II:
g. A. ley Frank St-eeter. Dave
tsHHg iYn All Of Garrett, Okla Poll
Lace Wiley school house distric.
.is-iuu the petition for stock distric'
i'r election was grated anc
'5u"-! ,.'fA instructed 70 notify pc
ut,Oners 10 name (3l Judges who have
resided IN above named district q
year also place Ot election which mus
De within - miles 81 the center Of IN,
district.
Motion the petition Of stock district
30. - for election was approved anC
tie following nam 4 parties are Al
pointed a. u 4 election:
J. X. Quinn. \ D. Naf. n G Pur5v
all Of Beaver. Okla. Polling uIace
Mrs. Ed Mcpherson place.
On motion the petition for election
Of stock district No 3 was approved
ana the following are the names Oi
judges Of election
r. j Giertz, Optima, Okla E. Z
BOgue, j. + Daily, both Of GuymJB.
Okla. Polling place Optima.
On motion the petition Of stock dis
trict No. p. for election was approved
Names Of judges appointed y "a fol,
lows A. e. Shrirer, VI. X. thinner.
man, Illden Geddis, all Of GuymOn
Okla. Polling place r. ID. Gregg
place on section l-T-5-R-l3, r. {
NJ
On motion the petition of stock dis
tuct No. q, Tor election was approved
Names II Judges appointed is a. fol.
lows: P. r. Bratigan. A. p. DonIpv
J NJ STARK, all Of Nabisco, Okla
Polling place SEi4 section 3l-T-4-
R-2J. +. X. Bratigan place Of resi-.
dence.
On motion the petition OF stock dis
trct No. 10. for election Was approved
Names Of judges appoAIted l. a. fol.
lows: j. + jordan, } B Elkins, "
b Brooks, all of Goodwill, Okla
Polling place at Goodwill.
On motion the petition Of stock dis
trict No. 2 Tor election was approved
Names ~ judges appointed u a fol
lows: ) III ). NJ. Luther
Ii. NandhOOyert all Of GuymUn, Okla,
/ hTnnn baaNrwn H.Nala ~Ef'a- aa.as-
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The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1907-05-30
MILL AT PORT WING
T. N. Okerstrom Rebuilding
a Large Mill at the North
ern Town.

z. N. Okerstrom has a crew of
men rebuildind his mill located
in the town of Port Wing and will
soon have the same in running
order Mr.. Okerstrom now has
enough tim Der to keep the mill
running full blast for at least
two years, and he is about to
close deal for an immense tract
on the north shore that will keep
the mill running indefinitely.
The other mills in and about the
town are running full blast this
season and are giving employ
ment to a large number Of men.
The stone quarries in the town
are getting out lots of stone and
the industry promises to become
one Of the leading ones Of the
town.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1907-05-30
Georgia Minstpels

When Richards & Pringles fa-
nous Georgia Minstrels appear at
the opera house Saturday night
June 9Th the public will see the
most expensive colored show ever
organized. If any doubt of the alb
solute truthfulness of this statement
exists, it will be forever dispelIed
when the performance is given.
1t must be confessed now that
there were doubts in the minds OF
the management about their being
able to make the giving of so vast a
expensive show with any profit, and
as a matter of fact the business or
dinarily done by other shows would
not have been profitable. but it was
immensely profitable and packed
houses rule everywhere.
The program is lengthy one and
made up Of great variety The
street parade at noon is a novelty
two bands in daily parade. Band
concert at noon in front of Sweet S
store. Seats for sale at Sweets.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1907-05-30
X&sE Social
az Events.


The musicale given at the Metho-
dist church last Thursday evening
was well attended and all who were
there pronounce the entertainment
fine.
Mrs. c. Wright gave a birthday
party for her little daughter Friday
afternoon and a large number of
young folks were present and spent
pleasant afternoon.
A surprise birthday party was
given in honor of Mrs. Joseph Weiss
and daughter Elizabeth yesterday
afternoon. A large number were in
attendance aud very pleasant
afternoon was spent.
The Lotus Quartette and Concert
company of Chippe va Falls gave a
concert and dance at the Opera
house last Friday evening which
was quite well attended. Those
present pronounce the concert COM
pany fine.
A surprise party was given in
honor of Mrs. James Cavanaugh at
the home of her daughter Mrs. C.
Wright, Tuesday afternoon, the oc-
casion being her birthday. A large
number Of the friends of Mrs. Cava-
naugh were present to wish her
many more happy returns OF the
day.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1907-05-30

George TAYLOR, of Minneapolis,
was in the city during the week
looking over the engine az the
Northwestern Fuel docks which has
been giving considerable trouble
since it has been installed. The en-
CINE is of the Buckeye make and as
soon as given some overhauling will
no doubt give entire satisfaction.
Attorneys Clark of Appleton and
Cory of Marinette have been in the
city and are contemplating the pur-
chase of large number of tax GER
tificates which are now in the hands
of the County. These gentlemen,
unlike other buyers will not pur-
chase certificates on land but intend
to buy certificates on town lots.
The County holds large number OF
these and the gentlemen can un-
doubtedly get all they want.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1907-05-30
DAVIDSON SELLS
John A. Anderson, Buys and
Will Consolidate the two
Stores.

John A. Anderson on Monday
closed deal for the purchase of
the entire shoe stock now owned
by O. Davidson and located in
the Meehan building near Wash
ington Avenue. Mr.. Anderson
who has conducted a shoe store
between Washington avenue and
third avenue west, Bayfield,
street, will move his stock into
the newly acquired store and
continue in the shoe business.
The new store is one Of the best
located in the city and we be-
speak for Mr.. Anderson a good
patronage.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1907-05-30
War Against Consumption

All nations are endeavoring to
check the ravages OF consumption
the white plaques" that claims so
many victims each year. Foley's
Honey and Tar cures coughs and
colds perfectly and you are in no
danger of consumption. Do not
rick your health by taking some UNI
known pref aration when Foley's
Honey and Tar and insist upon hav-
ing it. @. W. Frost.