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G.. 3p. BnrruH nener 9tnre.

H HHltreW trFeH SIUweT guue ur WHPHDdurtn SfNnpfs
maaren, &rampaaren G3arn &leiberoe 5ebe Samme unb
Die beteu Sprten Muslin Calico unb @ingbam.
Sn unlerem speteu 5tofuer baben mir sln5s fir Damen
nnb &inDer N0fe gSeen Ss Nusln nterfleiber nterSe
Belsnaaren unb Sntpaa 3pe Mobfnnn erlr &a1e no fir
bieie @aiion ansefel
Sn unlerem Grbsedob baben mir suenes Gas unb 9or=
aelanpaaren auer art.
Das g. Sodperf 1T aushleblih benubt fir 9eppi1s gduf
spBenpprbdnae syeniermaften unb 2npleum.
Die perhebenen Stcperf teben burd enen Gahrauhl nit
einanber in WerbinDung
gSir polen Cure Sunodaf.
Gin gbonnenent r x4ctcral 8epe,uA Elm Moosu
Sornal fir Damen uo frel 9 oernann seer Der i'm No-
nat eepember fir $3.50 Gnfdu aad Das Spurna caet in
Ginseysrfauf Is Gents Die Summer.
6, 10, BURY.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-09-12

Sin NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. giirser
BON 8idmono, ssno,. Sr. Il. 8. Wil=
liams. 1877 Weit Wain Strabe. iaat !:
sd foroere ale perfonen NIT idwa=
den 2unsen auf, Or. Sings New
Discooerp gu nebmen. oas ein3i9e 9eil=
mitte!, iuelhes mir sebolfen bot. uno
ieines @isentbiimers Yeriprednnsen
9anS erfiillt." IS rettet mebr 2eben
als ale anoere 6als= uno 2unsen=NrS-
neien Suiammensenommsn. Qlls 0u=
lten= uno grtdltunsstur iiber bic san3e
Welt bin 9ebraudt. 9eilt Nitbma,
Bronchitis. 0alsbrdune, &euhbuiten,
9riiienent3inouns, 9eiierfeit uno pers
bincert Blutunsen Der Yun9e uno baut
iie auf. @arantirt bon %. 6. peters
Npotbete. preis SOC uno 81. pro=
befiaide fret. Sn peters Npotbete
miro oeutiA seiproden.
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petra tbSb elytat9,tstees.

Yineen3o giieario ~ 6romania Antos
nonia. beioe BON @osWea.
Grant ainiep Nntb .. Wurpbp,
beioe bon 8ilmore.
gbas. s.. Granb. lorain-@ona Utae
Wurpbp. nbri1suille.
Warren, u. Nomia @aa McMilen.
beioe bon uhrihsuiae.
Mrthur s.. Rubn 2orain - 4ole u.
Mepmonb. Beioler.
Walter 81. 1ope - Charlotte Beaber.
beioe bon Nem pbilaoelpbia.
0arlen 8. 9amnlel = Map BEL. beioe
bon Netp pbilaoelpbia.
gbas. 3aelin - Matiloa 3ebenber,
beioe BON New philaoelpbid.
gomorb 9. Mobp. lbrihspi(le Wprtls
@obb. Neru pbilaoelDbia.
Geo. 6. Gietrid, Denniion-Mlma q.
| Sobnion. lbri1spille.
SEQ. 8. Softer. 0errif. 8. - Warga'
ret Bopo, Stem pbilaoelpbia.
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pie Kate Des arainotpots.

Die peinli9e @enauigteit Der preue
btIhen Oberrednungsfammer au
potsoam lit bon ieber befannt. Su
begegnete es benz &ommanbeur eines
Sratnbataiqons in elmer Propinaial'
ftabt, bab bic eenannte Rammer biz
amtlide 9lnfrase an ibn ri9tete:
rWesbalb ptrb fir bic Rabe BEG
Srainbepots tdsli9 fir flint pfennie
Milh perbraudt, ndbrenb fiir BIZ
Gabe bes propiantmagaains fir ben
slei4en 3ped nur bret pfennis tdslid
peraussabt perben?"
Ser &ommanbeur CAB fofort fol-
senben 8eideib: nDie 8abe bes pro,
piantmagaains ndbrt ftb bon Mduien,
bic ii9 an aorn unb Mebl gemditei
baben; bic &abe bes Srainbepots bas
sesen bon folden, bic ibr 2eben nut
biirftig bon alten QeberporrGtben uni
berglei9en friiten. Oaraus erbeut BIZ
tdslide Qufiteauns bon fiinf pfennia
Mild fiir bic lebtere."
Diefe Grtldruns leu9tete Der Sber.
re9nungsbebOrbe in Der Sbat ein
benn bic Mil9portion ber 9rainbepot'
tabe tpurbe nidt sefdmdlert.
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Gfbanken(plitter.

G1ter etpls fiiblt f1 nibt lei6t ,u
nabe setreten, fali9er aue Gusenblide.
gBenn f6 stuei Sobfeinbe in elmer gsieI=
ihaft besesrNn, 70 ignoriren fie iia aber
3tpei 9oofeinbinnen tifen fi9 auf bas
3drtli9fe.
nSas ipeib ia ieber| pflest ber qbiliiter
10 germ 3u iagen tpenn ct amfdatg ettpas
ueib!
6rauen. bic oft ipeinen, tpeinen ni6t
lanse unb iol6e, bic lanse tpeinen, tpeinen
ni9t oft.
s@ebanfen fnb 3ollfrei." Wabri6einli6
besbalb, neil bic meiften idon psrbrautt
finD.
Mu9 bes 3er5ens Grieben min ertdmpft
iein; fampfloien srisben tennt nur Der
pbilifter.
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Die yid)tpar3e HastD" IL
G0tt0l 1Oner.

Sic @eleafboft Der .Ihmaraen
Donb. elmer aebeiMen italieniihen Dl=
Qaniiation. tpelhe ongeblih politiihes
3iueds perfol9t lin gDirilihtsii eber
sburb @aub uno @rpreiinna ibr Dafein
friEet, unb Die beinabe iiberaa. NO lidb
Staliener in ar6berer Nn3abl nieoer9e=
laKen baben. ibr unbeimlibes Weien
treibt. bat aub Die italieuifbe Rolonie
In Ganal Doper IN ben Beteib ibrsr
Wirtianlteit 9e3oaen.
Vineentio @oniglio, Elm iuoblbabens
Der italieniider Hruhtbdnoler In Canal
Doper. erbielt am Dienltag folgenoen
Brief:
glebelano, g., 10. Sept. 1907.
Yincentio goniQlin. n
Wir, Die @eie0ihaft Der lhnar3en
Oano. perlaneen $4,000 bon Shnen.
gDir miilfen ben Betraa innerbalb BON
| 10 3agen baben. ooer mir Derurlahen
Nnelif fur Sbre camille. gBir baben
6aup,quartiere In ieoer groben Gtaot.
Ser Briei bate teine llnteritbrift.
Matlirlih 1T @onialio in 9roBer 5orge
Iiir lih unb feline Hamllie uno bat ere
tlart. er traue li6 nibt mebr. feline
ainoer obne Yealstuns in Die Shuie
,u ibifen. poliasi uno Sheriff lino
.benahrihti9t, cher es miro fbtper bali
ten. ben coer Die 56reiber oes Drob=
briefes All ermitteln.
Die Mitalieoer Der @elelihaft Der
vihnaraen 0ano" lino belnahe uuss
Iblieblih Si3ilianer uno Neapolitoner.
| + @liidliher. ameritaniiher Gar=
mer! Geiue beurigen Ginnohmen mer'
oen nod Dem oorldufiaeu @rnte ge=
riht, Der in Der ndblten Nuflaqe bes
.Nmerican Nariculturilt" erldeinen
wirp~ um $1,000. 100000 mehr be.
traeen, als i'm porieen Sabre. Dieie
tololalle Mebr ginnabme miro Aana
ouf Die b0heren preiie fir Garm pros
butte auriidsefiibrt. oa Die @eiammt=
proouttion in Men9e um b0llig 10
proaent binter Der gteforo grnte bon
1906 3uriifbleiben miro.
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9. & ..

Die 9. & 8. gilenbabn offerirt iebr
bi0iae preiie gu benz Gelola9er Der Is.
u. R. in Saratoga Springs. N. g..
am g.. z. unb 8. September iiber per=
ihieoene Babnen.
spe3ieue preiis far bic &unbfabrt
nab ct. l5aul am H.. IL. uno l3.
September fir bic 3uiammentunlt Der
Gbo JeQoDs.
0eItibule 3hse Nr. 16 uno IL. 0obe
Riidlbe. porter gum Mbmarten. obne
grtra=Roiten.
Yillise preiie fur Deimatbiudenoe
unb 9ourifen.
Durd9ebenbe @hlaflpaaen.
SamestotD tDn Musfetlung.
ueber WaitiH9ton, 8. 6. iiber beri4ie.
oene 2inien. Mufentbalt bepiaigt.
Man erfusbi9e iiG bel ben Naenten
iiber Die preiie uno labrpldne.
9. & 8. Gzeurlion nod Gleudanb
am eonntag, 8. September. WerIdBt
Netp pbilobeIpbia Worgens Mm< s. 18.
preis ffr BE Runbfabri $1.5O.
I llsbtrftbt HaoIpgs anstise nidbt.
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g6ininoiu6t gebeiIt.

Sic sbfptnbludt 1T obne ollie sSra9e be1bar. Wtan
9ie spinbiutbt pie ber grobe beuibe Seebrte aero=
ieiior Sod iast fann nur in enem dbpad1en &prper
tnbtlit tpirfen g9it anberen, furaen g8orten Sie
idled9te 9seroauuns l1ub bier lit es po bic Seilun9
Der Sdipiubiutbt mbsltd lit. anfftoBen 9labnbt.
fd edbten @eibnat i'm Wtunbe, belegte Snnse. &opf=
idrneraen, 5dpinbel sylimmern Dor ben Nugen, Ser.
itopune oel6e Geihtsfarbe ober ionitige Spmptorne
pnn &eberitDrunsen, ipn,e Nierenleioen nit ibrer
qrauen 9outfarbe ibren paiieriiitt9en anihmellun-
gen ber Mu9eulieber nnb Der SBeales oas aelgt alt
oeBbalb Der Sbrper 9ef6mddt unb iener @elBel ber
Meni1beit ber S4minbindt uberliefert miro, menn
Der aranfe uibt nod redbtseittg BON benz elnai9en
Wittel @ebroli macbt bas ibn, aletn lie Seiunobeit
sridsebeu fauu unb bteies Wtttel inb b1e ct. 9er=
norb &rduterplen bic fir 25 @euts in eber apptbefe
5u babeu iinb 8ieie Btlen nur aug ben betltrdtt9'
item 8rdntern berseitelt baben IN Sabrbunoerten
3ebntauenbe por ber Sbminbiudt beipabrt.
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- Die rano=Surp, tuelde nod in
Sibuns lift. eritattete aeiiern einen
tbeiltpeiien Bsribt. William q. sites
in Canal Dooer. friiber Strabenbahn=
@onoutteur, miro anseflagt. W. ..
Nemsborfer untsr ben, 8orgeben. er
tDnne ibm falides 8elo lieIern. um
$500 beidminoelt su baben.
- Nm Jactorp Strabe in Canal 9os
Der be9ann man nit oem gau bes So
pis Blofs. Sas @ebduoe piro 81
SUB lane, rs SUB brett uno 3msiit6dia
uno ioQ in eirem Monat unter Dad
iein. Das 8sbauoe miro $7ll6 TO:
ten uno lit ibon fur 5 Sabre on BIZ
u. @inb So. in Seem philadelphia per'
pahtet, tuelde in oemIelben Elm M0bel.
seIddft er6finen piro.
- Wm. 8. Meets bat ge9en Die 3d.
selp 2umber 60. cine Shaoensriabtla
9e fir ben 8etras bon $4,000 anban9i(
eema6t fur ben SOB oes 9idbriael
Gmerfon Dteefs Der ieinen Sol
unter einem M0rteltaften fano, il
oem ct nit ieinen griioern seipiel
bate. Ser 9ldser belaup:et. oi
Na1ldiiisteit Der aenannten 8eieQ
Ibait lei fur Den unfaQ perantmortlid
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Gin bum t,tes &inD

mag bon Natur ou,1aus nidt 10 bers
anlaat fein. Manhes 3ino. melhss
bon Natur aus aufeemett ut. erlhelnt
fridge uno abaeltumplt III Der Shnle.
neil lein 8lut uno Spltem apRer Gro'
nun9 lino. Ser Shliillsi sHr Sltud=
tion tie9t in Der Ysbnnojpn4 init Jot=
mis- Mipentrduter. 5eine mloen, les
bod mirtlanlen @l9eulhailen limo
Ipesieu fir bic 9leiueu uno tiir Der.
Ionen nit aeIhwahter &cnltltntien
anoepaBt. gr 1T teine Apotaefer We=
oi3in. Speaial Naenten liefsrn ibn,
ober Die Gi9entbiimer Or. pster Jabr.
nep & Sons Co.. III -ll8 so.
0opne Nee., Chicago. 81.
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Oeftorben.

Nm s. september in Barberton. o.,
William Qomtber an ben GOl9en zines
unfoIes. Qoptber NOR BON einem
Dahs aefalen. .inoem eriid auf oie2ebne
lftibte. bic unter ibm 3uIammenbrah.
2omiber erlde leinen Berlebuneen.
obne ieit BenuBtiein mieoer au erlans
pen. Ser Deritorbene mar Elm Shma=
Ger bon 6am. SAlup 0abier uno ieine
Qei1e murbe nod Netp philadelphia
gebraht uno am Samifag bier auf oem
neuen ssriebbof beiaeiebt.
Mm 8. September i'm etoneereet
7bale Ssrl. Mlmira Dohfetler i'm alter
bon SO Sobren.
Mm4. September in Der S}dbe bon
@ogforo Daoio Sroln i'm utter BON IS
Sabren. gr mar ausgegangen, leine
Rhbe au bolen, uno als CT 3u ldn9e
ausblieb. oina ieine Srau um ibn an
iuhen unb fano ibn too i'm 6eloe lie=
gen. Der Nerforbrne binterldbt cine
Wittme uno einen sobn.
| Nm g. September in @anal Oo0er
6rau Soiepb .. Giimmerll i'm Ilte,
bon al Sabren an einem 2rebsleioen.
Die Nerltorbene binterldbt einen Sat
ten unb brei tleine Mdohen.
Mm z. Settember i'm Nrmenbaui,
6iram WcMillen i'm Mlter bon 7z
sSabren OIL einem @hlaganfal. Si
1eihe puroe nod 8ilmore sebraht uni
bort begraben.
Nm 10. September in Der Ndbe BOT
, 5trabbura 6rau Slaac 0uffman in
, Nlter bon 70 Sabren. Sic blnterldB
einen @atteu, pier SDbne uno ore
30hter.
Mm 9. September in porto RieI
Dr. stephen Q'Dannsa. friiber prdli
bent Der @iti3ens Nationalbant in Ren
philadelphia.
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@eaenmdrtia gibt bier cine Go'

- @saenmdrtia sibt bier eine Gor=
nepalaeiellihaft 8orfeaunaen. Set
oerielben 1T aub eine Wabriagerin uno
oieielbe bebauptet, Gooieoelt .peroe
nod fir eiuen meiteren 5ermin gum
prdioenten setpablt peroen. sic mla
oies auf einem Mboruf Der 6dnoe
&uolepelts uno Salts selefen baben,
ben lie auf einsm papiere bat. Sollte
Die probe3eiuns eintreffen. 10 pdre Der
3ubm Der Sibple selidert. tommt's
anoers 10 oentt Niemano nebr on bic
5ade uno bas Weib miro nab ipie bor
alien bensn. Die tie oafir be3ablen, ois
3utunft entbiillen.
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: lleberftbt slaoIp9s An3eise ili6t.
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VerIorett atto 8eimHoett.

Verloren spiidsn $50 ubr eefern
Nbeno uno beute Wittag Elm @allens
iuht 4nfaa nit Bredrei3 uno beitisem
Ropiueb. Eieier gerluit muroe per=
uriadt ourh ssinoen elmer S1adtel
BON Or. Sings ytetu 2ife pillen. Der
9arantirten Sur fiir 8a1eniibel, Ma=
laria uno Belbiu1t. @arantirt bon
20. Is. peter's Mboibefe. yiur Is
Gents. Neriudt fe.
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Woromeitett & Sito,peitet,
nit Ipeaiea berunterseiebtem preis.

Nae 9idets. bic pom bieier Station
noh benz Often nno Welten Dertauft
meroeu. linb in 8enniion aultig. Sas
@jepdf miro pon bier aus init Wlarten
beiaroert, 10 oaR man niht n0tbi9 bat.
oaNslbe nod Denniion 81 'leppen.
Heie,potionen ppu 0ieler Stdtlon aus
eemaht.
seiir nabere Musiunft tDenoe man lib
IN Nsw YblIaoslpbia on
S. IS. W Wbtte. Nat.
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Sic bfiten yabrifantfll ber
bfiten Suite.
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mir haben eine 1d,one 2lusrpahl pon huten5
III pelher Ole be1ten Rutmad1er IN 2lmerifa
ihr Beitrdee eeliefert.
Sur allsen,eines eefdai9es 2lusiehen uno
hlblde 2lusmahl fir 111dnner uno Rnaben
slauben mir nid1t, oaf ireeno etpas, oas uns
erer ausitellune ,u per9leifen 1T jemals in
Guscarapas County geiehen moroen 1T.
Bubble iteife Butte, Rniferbofer pouns
Bros, CAMBRIDGE uno knor Sabrifate.
Die belten peid,en hute.
11dnnerhnte 500 bis $500.
Rnabenhnte so Gents bis $500.
mir Ioreen oaflr, oa6 unire Ropfbeoefun.
gen ebenlowohl gum 6eiidlt uno 5u Ger Sisur
rpie audi gum Ropfe paiien.
DIE SEKHAbSER CLOTHING 90.
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which finds satisfaction in nursing
old grudges; which insists upon re
garding the people of the still! rs reb-
els: which would deny them the heri-
tage Of a common interest in the pre-
sent welfare of the republic, and
whica looks upon them an traitors
should receive no consideration in
these times Monuments TO the Com
fedoracy are but touching tributes
to American vaor, and their only
effect will be to encourage in the
minds of the coming generation de-
sire 20 be true TO their united coun-
try.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1907-01-12
SATURDAY, JANUARY Z, 1907.


1t has been rumorei that the
Japanese ambassador at Washington,
believing that closer relations should
exist between the United States ana
the far east, advises the young Japan
ese men to marry the daughters OF
American millionaires. If the EN-
peror f that Island Nation has any
dukes, counts, viscounts or earlS,
that his high class ladies will not look
at or marry, he can send them over
here and they can find plenty Of mil
lisnairs' daughters crazy after a title
who will sell themselvs and give their
millions and their future happiness
In the trade for the title,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1907-01-12

In looking over the amounts pad
the different men working for the i'll
terests of Of the state we find that
the men composing that legislature
get as small il not smaller pay than
any of them, and do the most impor-
tant work, the sum they receive for
their session Of 100 days or there
about, being 1900 or about $500 per
day. We honestly believe that 50 90
per day Is not enough. Living at the
capitol city, commensurate with the
dignity one necessarily must put on
and assume, demands fully three
flflhs Of his daily stipend, aud his 9th
or expenses incidental to his official
position demands the otner two tifths
and tho poor legislator finds himself
at the end o; his legislative term,
with no more money for his honest
toll for the best interest of his con
stituency and the state, than he had
when he began his legis Iative duties,
and in some instances not M much of
either money, or honor. The sum of
u 600 does not seem ut all TO much.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1907-01-12
LONG TENNESSEE FIGHT.

For twenty years ". l.. RawIs, OF
Bells, Tenn, fought nasal catarrh. ile
writes; "The swelling and soreness in.
side my nose was fearful, till | began
applying Bucklen's Arnica Salve to
the sore surface: this caused the sore
ness and swelling to disappear, never
TO return" Best salve in existence.
% cents at All Druggists.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1907-01-12

Miss Elizabeth McGraw is out of
school this week ON account of sick
ness. Her sister, Miss GsnevieVc
has charge Of her room in her abb
scnce,
The Senior class has decided TO put
on play about the last week in Feb
ruary. Several pieces are under
consideration, but nothing final has
been decided on as yet
Mr.. Shong has received the follow
ing letter Of thanks from those in
charge OF the Chi.dren's Home, for
the donation made by the Dewey
children rs a Thanksgiving Offering:
Superior. Wis, Dec. 18th, 1906.
MIR. Shong,
Prin. Nelson Dewey School.
Dear Sill
At the direction Of the Board Of
Directors Of the Superior Children'5
Home and Refuge Association, | am
requested to Tia nix YOU and the pu-
pills of the Nelson Dewey school for
the generous donation at Thanksgiv-
ing time,
Respectfully Yours,
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"A protest mas been haae against
the erection 81 monument ny 'oh'
'
""'' u : " CIV ~ - ''' '''''' Nv
P'oe'''' '''"'' ~ w
''''''o'"' WV >''''''>'> 10y CIV
VINO oled III ils ue'ehse' IL ~ CON
tehaea by lhoSe "h' oppose It's eF'c'
ton III inc pea"'''"' PARK 'h"t II WIN
stimulate ana perpetu"'e hatred ana
bitterness between the north Hnd the
south IL Is u""o''uI II any Union
oola'er VINO endured "''"al service
would endorse Snch protest. "il'h'
In i'seii' Is ap' TO sur up moro ''tie''-
ihR ana revive moro ai''i'oSi'S 'h"h
'he EXISTENCE ol Any h"'''"c' " h'''"'
less 'oi'ieuefalo monuments ih't'
are some narrow minded people who,
these many years after the war, have
become so zealously loyal, 80 super.
abundantly patriotic that they must
Gnd expression for their sentiments
In such acts as this; but they should
be ignored TO some extent. Fairness,
honor and justice are due those who
ana
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Nelson Dewey Items

The Dewey Alumni played its sec
oud game of the season with the Du-
lutb Y. NJ. &, A, Mt the Duluth gym
uasium 1t was very fast game
from the start, The Duluth Y. NJ &.
a always has a good team of eXper
fenced men. There IL not harder
team in this part of the country to
beat on its own floor Captain Joe
Nixon AT the Alumni says his team
lost because the Duluth official in
sisted on turning the affair into = Ia
dS like game of ping pong. The
Dewey lost because of the 80 fouls
called ON thom The score nj the
end of the game was p to - against
the Dewey The pewoyites are CON
tident that the tables will be turned
ON the return game in February.
/ The High School boys are taking
I their first out Of town trip this week
4 Friday afternoon the team left on the
| i:35 p m Northern Pacific for Ash.
/ land. The following boys make up
the 1--WE: Ralph Hudson, Dan tlamlL
! ton, Ray Malloy, iieury Sp0rhy and
\ Ilairis ,rlausou, substitutes Fred
/ Colheck and Rex Mathcr Mr..
Shong is personally in charge of the
team. The boys will play the Ash.
laud y, NJ g, \. two games, Friday
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Conte ST Motto e .
Department Of the Interior,
United States Land Office,


Wausau, Wisconsin.
November 2uh, 1896
A sufficient contest affidavit having been filed
in this office by Anton Mybleby, contestant.
against homestead entry No. 54)l made June 9th
1902. for MEL, Section . Town hip % n, Range
% ". by Charles Pearson. Coutestec, in which
it is alleged that said Charles Pearson never re-
sided on said tract Of land. cultivated or i'm
proved the same 90 crops at any time since date
Of fling 10 the present timo and that same has
been abandoned for over three years and so re-
mains in it's wild and uRoccuped state at this
time, that said alleged absence from the said land
was not due to his employment in the Army, Ma
W. or Marine Corps Of the United States in any
capacity in time Of war, said parties are hereby
notified to appear. respond and offer evidence
touching said allegation at 10 O'Clock a. m on
January 2sth 1907 before the clerk Of the circuit
Court of Douglas County. Wis at his office in
Superior Wisconsin. and that final hearing will
be held at 10 o'clock a. on February 18th 1901
before the Register and Receiver at the United
States Land Office in Wausau, Wis.
The said contestant having, in proper at'idav-
It. filed December 26, 1896, set forth facts which
show that after due diligence personal service Of
this notice can not be made. it is hereby ordered
and directed that such notice be given by due and
proper publication.
JOHN w. MILLER,
Register
H. G. McCROSSEN,
Dec 29-Jan. - Receiver
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of the Board. lie did not think tho
Board had acted right in appointing
teachers against the report OF the eX-
cCutivG officers Of the department. Still
that was matter of detail. but the
matter Of the profits In question Eas
assuming large proportions through
extensive cane planting. and should be
IN the hands of the Board
RADICAL AMENDMENT.
DOwsett said that these profits should
he turned into the Treasury In toto as
Il government realization. He so
moved.
Hayse!den moved 10 indefinitely post
pOnc the bill. This would be better
Than the amendment proposed by Dow
set. Knudsen moved to table the bill
This carried.
roll BILL PASSES.
Chilllngworth moved to take House
Bin 1873 up from the table. 1t pro-
hibited shooting inside of u limit OF
three miles from the postoAice. This
was lost.
House Bill 10, providing Tor freight
toll Of . cents per ton or per 500 feet
of lumber or 800 gallons OF crude oil
passed third reading.
House BIZ 1893, providing for the H.
nuanCe of permits to treat lepers
passed by q vote of s ayes and 8 noes
MONG0OSE BILL KILLED.
House BIZ 1877, to encourage the eX.
termination OF mongoose, came up fol
third reading. Makekau moved Ia
raise the bounty from 10 to 20 cents
thillingWOrth ODDOsel this The
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SENATE PASSES


BIZ was deferred until Monday. The
'clO Of House Bin 1870, providing for
licenses for hunting with fire arms,
vas sustained. Action ON the veto ol
House Bin 81. the lcpcr bill, was de-
lurred until Monday.
DAM APPROPRIATION.
Senate Bill %, apprOpriating Sl32, 900
Tor the completion of Nuuanu dam, this
being the only item remaining Of the
original 100000 loan bill, came up for
thiId reading.
knudscn moved to amend the bill so
ms to prevent the use of the balance Of
the loan fund for this purpose.
What cNc-limed Coelho. Use
the balance Tor Oahu alone! Not
much!"
HOLLOWAY TO EXPLAIN.
Smith said that there were several
other important items in the bills, cs-
pccinlly for harbOr Improvements,
which should not have been cut out.
Chillingwurth moved TO defer consid-
,ralioE until . p. IN. Dowsett said in
this ease II should he taken up in COM
nllttee of the whole and have the Sup.
crIntondent q. Public Works explain
the Items. II was poor economy for
the Territory not 10 complete its har.
hor improvements. This carried
SCHOOL PROFIT BILL.
Senate Bill liG, giving the profits
from the Industrial departments OF the
Waialee and I.ahaInaluna schools bach;
to these schools through the Superin-
tendent of Public instruction, came uI
iOr third reading.
knudsen said this was an mbusl-
nessIike plan, All revenue should be
expended through the Auditor ana not
through any one school man.
SMITH OPPOSES r.
Smith said that he felt himself COM
PEELED to oppose the bill. The profits
from cane cultivation in these schools
were quite large. He did not approve
Of taking the matter out of the hands