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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-10-24
Largest line of cut glass at Harris.

I
| Mrs. Frank Snyder and sister, Hattie,
of Webster, who visited at the A. Towle
home last week, returned to their home
Thursday morning.-Groton Herald.
Mr.. and Mrs Otto Cast, who have
visited for several days with relatives
and friends in North Webster, returned
to their home in Holmq uist Monday.
Arthur Hanson, of Lennon, S. d A.,
arrived in Webster Tuesday morning
for a visit with relatives and friends.
He reports that new town hummer.
w. p. Brown. who represents the
Remington Arms company in this part
of the world, was down from Aberdeen
Tuesday visiting with Webster friends
VIM. Beeman, who has been thresh-
ing all the season near Pierpont, is in
Webster again and has excepted posi-
ton with William Miller in the saloon.
Messrs Sears, Eek, Prudhon and Knapp
went to the old military reservation last
Saturday and spent a couple of days
duck shooting. They report excellent
sport.
Mrs. Dema Robb, who was calleu
from Esterville, Iowa, by the illness and
death of her brother, the late Stanley
Ray, returned to her home last Friday
night.
Have DR. Goodmanson do vour dental.
He will be in his office, Room s, Tegt-
meier building, October 20, 81, %, %,
a, %, 26, q. He does excellent dental
work.
J. J. Hall j. w. collars. and w. l..
Hall, of Minneapolis, and Doctor Royle,
of New York, constitute hunting
party which went to the old fort We'd
nesday.
Denatured alcohol stoves are
cleaner, safer and less expen-
sive than gasoline or kerosene.
Call at Irwin's Pharmacy and
see them.
The first dance of the season given
by the Knights of Pythias at their hall
last Thursday night, was very we'll
attended and proved quite pleasant
social affair.
We will rent you MANURE spreader
by the day or week. Let rs know when
you will want one so we can have one
ready for you the day you want it,
Long & Long.
Matt Wagner drove in from his
home in Morton township, Sunday
and Monday morning departed for
Lennon to look over the country and
file on a claim.
John Williams and w. III. Chard, OF
the Williams Bros. Lumber company
were visitors in Langford Friday and at
Britton and Kidder Monday and Tues.
day of this week.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-10-24
Call and see Harris new watches.

Oall ana see mart new watches.
Messrs Hetley and Gross made g
house for tine squirrels and placed it il
one of the trees in the southeast corner
of the court yard.
Miss Erie Cromwell,of Spring Valley
Mimi, has been engaged to teach the
term of school in the school eight miles
south of Webster.
Mrs. Grant Chapman came dowr
from the Williams, Curtis & Wickrt
ranch Friday to visit her daughter anC
do some shopping.
A. I. Cooper, cashier of the Farmers
and Merchants National bank, wal
called to Glencoe, MINI, on business
matters Saturday.
The ladies all say that Miss Flagstaff
display of millinery is the finest thii
season ever shown in Webster. Gel
your new hat now.
DR.. J. s. Goodmanson came in from
the north Saturday night and is spend
ing this week looking after his denta
business in Webster
Superintendent Thompson and wife
are the proud parents of fine girl
baby who came to make her home with
them Saturday night.
Miss Bessie Lancaster, editor and
proprietor of the Butler Herald, was
looking after business interests and Wis.
iting friends Saturday.
l. w. EveIand arrived from Water,
town Wednesday morning and will
remain for the next thirty days looking
after the piano business,
L. L Nordness and wife, formerly OF
this city but now of Pierpont, arrived
Tuesday evening and are spending a
couple of days in Webster.
Peter Rydjord, formerly of Lily, was
in this city transacting business Mon
day. He was on his way to his new
home IN Chance, this state
David Williams, president of the
Farmers and Merchants National bank
arrived home from his business trip tc
Minneapolis Friday morning
Joseph Block and family departed
Tuesday morning for Canada where
they have secured large interests ant
will make their future home.
j. r. Philbrooks, of North Webster,
expects to leave for Hot Springs, South
Dakota, next week where he will spenC
the winter at the soldiers home.
Miss Daisy Williams, who has beer
visiting her sister, Mrs. H. f. Denton
in this city for three weeks, departed
this morning for her home at Pierre.
The Big Three, Amazon roofing
Amatite roofing and Black Diamond
roofing, no better in the world, and a
reasonable prices. John w. Tuthil
Lumber Company.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-09
Sdllad)tid)iff y@entnfp" anfgelanfen

9torinIf, &a., s. Sftober. -
GoS SGlnd)tlhiff n&cntllcfp" lici nm
$3.50 beutc &ornlittag iln Gli5abetb-
Hiper, nabe 2ambert's Yoint, etlihe
WteiIen llnterbalb 9torfolf, nui, ino
ollc Gcrlllhe, es miebcr ilott sll mo-
deh Iino lolpeit erlolBloS De6licbcn
Gs liei geIterl slbeno in Die Gbea'
penfe.9oi ein lln0 mar uli Dem Weae
nah oen bieligen Slottenbaubofe, no
es iiir Die beporiteben0e Snbrt Der
Sd)lad)tid)iif-Slotte rah 0em Stillcn
Mieere repnrirt itno IN StnnO geictt
pcroen Iolltc. Der llnioa creignete
iib etno cine Stun0e Dor bcrl bod.
lten @aiierltanoc, inOeiicn mar Die
Shuts .nnlaBlib OeS uorbcrridcnoen
NoroipcItihlrnlc5 pelliger bod, ais
gelpobnli1. Ger 9p0en beitcbt all
Ser Stelle aus peihem Shlammc,
uno cine ermd6nenspertbe 9eidGbi.
gllng oes Shfies lit faltm 5lt bciiird).
ten.
(SpGter.) Ins Shlad)tififf
mllrOc inn 1915 bellte Nbeno luieoer
flott genod,t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-09
Grinincac ;sabrlaiiisfeit foitct sluci
Trancn oas Geben.

9torfolf, So, 8. Oftober. -
Die Goroners. Sllrp, mcl6e Die I'm.
it1nOe unteriud)tc, inter welhen
6rau y. q. Wtltn'eu luo Srou SenrD
Solmes aus Mailadpiietts in Ser leb.
ten @obe bier olrh cine 2ofonotipc
ser .9torfolf ltno 8eitern 9abn" &c.
tootet ullroen gab bellte 9lbero cileI
@a6rlpru6 ob, lpelber Den Oiaior &.
=. Su BARRY. Siiperintenoclien ser
genanllten 9obn ser criminellell
sSabrldiiigfeit iduloig ertlGrt, neil
ii6 tciu Signaliit allf Scr Sofonotipe
befano, lpie es baS @eieb poriAreibt.
Gin Saftbeiebl iii lpegen lluIrehuilli'
gen Sootid)lageS gcgcn Waior Iu
Barrp crloiien mor0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-09
8cneralitrifc anti Gnba angcorubt.

Nopana, 8. Sftober. Die
cl,boniid)en 9lrbeitcr Srganiiotionell
beihloilen IN elmer heutigen Gerialnm.
hing, einen @enerolitrife al aIlc 2lr-
beiter.&erbilloe Der Sniel 5u erloiiel,
I'M Sale Die GiIenbabnen Die geiterl
bier aus 9teiu.Dorf angefonlnlcnen
Sirifebreher beihdftigen. Er1lioent
@ompers hat ibncn iiir sen 5oll cineS
8cncrolltrifes oic ltnterItiibllug Der
n9lnlericnn 5cbcrotion Of 2ubor" Der.
iprod)en. NiS iett baben Die Sobnen
nod feinc Strifcbrecber in Iieltit &c.
Itcat. Gie Eoli5ei triift Mabrcgeli
sur grhnltlnls Der 9l,bc.
@oibington, 8. g.. s. Oft
Gam Bompers erflGrtc bei,te 9lbcnb
in elmer llntcrrcbllng er boffc, bQi'
ole cllboliihcn slrbciter ibrcn Stritc
aelpinncn luiir0cir, ocnn tic peroicn.
ten es. lno Gin iolber Sieg meroe
ocnl Toltc Glbo'S BON groBerenl Dor.
tbeil iein, ols irgeno etluos onocrca,
mos ibm luiocrfobren fonntc Gr
(@onlpcrs) hobc iif iiber5cilgt, oob
iid oic Gage Der cilbanilden SIrbcitcr
il. Sen lcBten rSobrcll erbeblif per
idlchtcrt bnt, llno onB Die 9eid)ncf
ben ocrielben geredtfertigt Iinb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-09
Soat mod) nid)t gcnng gcmproct.

Gbuttnnoo1o, Scnn., s. Oft.
- 3. :. Gomoros, uclhcr bier olS
MGrocr Dor Ueridt itebt ilno in Scr
letter @odje gelegentIiN ieincS Fros
3ciic5 5ugab, onB er III oen lrbten
jcbn SnbrCn pier3cbn Micnictcn ge'
t6otet bobt, ipurbc geltcrn In County.
@ciGnQniB tobiiidtig unO ucriuhte,
bcnt 9Iufiehcr icinen Hepoluer 81 ent-
rciBcn. 3pci itorfe WGtncr ilber'
lpGltigten i'm mir nit Wiibc unb
idloiicn i'm in eiuer 3ele ein Gr
crflGrt cr babe benbiiAtgt. oen 9lui.
ieber uno li6 ietbit 81 eribieBen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-09
Wni; nad, Ycrliu.

9ep Oorf, s. Gftobcr. -
Frdlioent 9lrtbur :. Saolep Don oct
llnipcriit6t Dole icbiiite ii6 beute mli
OCm Gun1pfer .arouprin3 @iIbelm"
nah europa ein. Gr lit nli ocnl
@eAc uah Berlin, no cr cine ySerie
Don @orlclungeu iiber ,oie in0lltriellc
Organization ser Ser. Stuaten" bal.
ten miro. 9lilberoem miro cr Spe.
5ioIfIoiicn arf Scr YerIiner lluiper.
iitGt llntcrriht in Der Neibicbte Der
'umcritnuiihcn Suoitltrie gcbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-09
EplnrfOridler nnb lire StrapaScu.

Gbicago, s. Sftobcr. - ltc6cr
Ole Stropo5en, lpeIdje oie SefiingIpell'
Wcffelien Folar.grpeoition, pGbreno
iie IN Ser Vcollioros Gee nabe5lt ein
>Sabr I'M Gilc eingcidlolen mar, 81
eroul0en bate, iucr0en bon Dem bier
ein9ctroifenen gtbnologen Der Grpes
oition, y. Steiionlion, ndberc Ytlt.
tbetliunaell ocnlnht. Seiiingipell, Der
ais 9ertreter ser Chicago llniperiitGt
,ulanumen nit Dtiffelien Die Grpeoi'
tion leitcte, befiuoet iid, mie Stei'
ionlion berihtet, i'll Siderbeit; oas
@leihc mclbct er bon ocll onoereH
Witgliebern ser grpeoition. 9ei'nl
llntergang oes Don Der expedition be-
nrbten Sdiiies ,luheB Of Veoforo"
mar 2eiiilulpea 5ilgegen nno er, lo'
luic Die iibrigcn Shiiibrildli9en ipa'
ren 9e5lprngen ii6 BON Dem 6leilbe
eines ibrer ShlittenbunOe 5it ndbren.
Der SaliptSnef Ser Grpeoition, iugt
Stciianiion, bic Seantportilns Der
Grage, Oh iih in Der gealforo' See
2ano beiinoet, lit erreidt. s(isge.
oeDnte ;snbrten ollrt) ole Gee lmo Gr.
mittelrugen Ser Meerestieie baben Die
Iiitglieoer Der Grpeoition iiber5ellgt,
bab in iencn arftiiAen @etudiiern fein
Sono liegt.
HGiie smr Geiie in's NMslanb BE-
iorgt &. 9laine, Nr. 413, Sit-Salti.
mureitrdkt, nabe Guitom Souie M0c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-09
Cpicr Der &ataitrupbc ~ Butter.

Sutler, ga, s. Gttober. - BIS
iebt iinO f. 2lrbcitCr 0cu Wranomln.
Oen crlegen, peldc iie um lebtet
Sonntog 9lbeno 0urh ons 5uidlliae
llmltiir5cn cincs NroBclL nit fliiiii-
gem MetaIl gefiillten liegels in Den
bieli9cn rStan0nro StcclG Gar @ortS"
erlitten, 3iu0lf dnoerc Gerbrunntc
licgen nod int SoipitoI lto MIR me-
nigc 0erIclbcn bnbcn Sofinling nli
8enciun9. Die Cpicr 0eb0rten nit
MIR 0rci 2lusnabmen 5lr fatboliiben
@irdle,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-09
Giues brntalcn Gmitmorocs aeItanbig.

Gomoen NJ s. Sftober. -
,SoIepb @ooo, 16 Sabre alt, melfcr
iih megen bes bier an Der neuniGbris
gen Gtbel Morr pcriibten 2nltmoroe5
III Salt beiilioet, bat Dem Staatsan.
malt Scopel ieinc Shulo einaeItan'
oen. @ie er mittbeilt, lodte er Gtbcl
nad) cincm obgelegencn Srte un6 er'
ihhia lie nit einenl 9eil, nudoen er
ieinen 3ped erreidt bate. Gann per-
barg er Die 2eid)e inter altem gIe6
uno guditeinen pelde in Der gsGbe
logen. Der Dioroer lit Der Sobn cl'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-09
3luci WfGnncr crtrltnfcn.

SnllH iper, Mali, 8. Sttober
- 3mei Wtdnuer ertronfel beute BEL
Ocm 0abier ltottaefilnoenen Inter.
gang Der &oblcnbar0e , ,9enie s,
ndmlid Captain ?luen ". NobbinS,
@obnort ilnbetannt, lno @illinm
WcGomber, Elm Iedurbeiter ans bic
Tiger Stabt. Teri6ieoene nnoere al
9oro befnolidcEerioncn retteten iid).
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-09
Sapti's 9raiiocnt int Stcrbcn.

81 RING Itoh Somdlca 8. Oft. -
Sier ciuaetroffenen Yripatnahrihten
5ltfolae licgt @encral 9toro 9IleriS,
,ErGliocnt Der 9tepublif Soopti, 81
Nuerto lSrincipe i6per franf 0ornie-
Der, lmO man hegt mcnig oOer feline
Noiimtna altf leine @eneiung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-09
Seine Gr6DGung Der Su6nIfala.

Gleueluno, D., g. Sftober. -
Soicr innb cine iebr gut beludtc Gon-
ieren5 uon aoblcngrltben gciibcrll
aus Yerniplp1nien rno Sbio itot.
gtah Sdlllb ser GonierenS erfl0rte
ciner Der beoeltcnoItcn Urubcnbeiibcr
aus Gbio, 0ub man in Scr Gonfcrcnj
.niht ilber cine GrDUung Der aoblcn.
preiic conierirt bahe, lonocrn bar
iiber, onj Die ACCOMMODATING 2obnifolo
IN Chic, EcnnulUonien, @eIt .Sirgi.
nien lno Sainoi9 unter feinen I'm.
ltGnocr prDobt meroen oiirie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-09

mes ongcieGcnen TorlnerS, gilt jcood)
ifon longe ais Elm llnuerbeiierlidJer
V0ietuiht
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-09
Die 1ln,s,tss,rit

1rb balb bier fein. 81 1brcr 9eiriebisung
beltbitgen Gle ieite
repauiib Wliiipu.Sduicr,"
ieBt prllenoci uno ir oeH NiuNIu beret
VeuuRt ben nErniosSin.Vart"
iitr Gureil Sprgdtier. ScoCr SoIl liooen Der
IN ,Srliibs0iIl.farf" Grtnii 1T por oer Or
Ynupatc, breie 8erulouS; ieoc3 Simmer hat
ladbt ailbeil lareaoe 6eHiicr 4reie ntdbig
6ituno6rneirei mo init CSrunojiuS Seongin
gen ibnnen nrrailgirt iperoen. @genten tuelicb
nu Sri uno Stelle bon y tU ltDr Mturaens bis
llbr glbelloS al5utreleH.
u%nrt 8ronts SuiiotuA Gpmpanp,"
GciIerstupus3to 3toao Ilno gSibltuslpcnuc
-ltnn--
St @nu y. Guiuaro RiAaros
I12O. 1r 800, Gutttdble (Scb0uoc.
Bic 1inlIcus, EifcaOiIle nno GiuurO. Grove
gSugQoll5 fubren all Der Ibilre purDci
(2S2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-09
IS mar 3u nab.
HDDicOclt's miioc Uerlucgenc ,Sago 5Og
aeitern lidDt niis.

;Silr beutc iino 10 0unoc porbanbcn.
- 9ltiluuicn oeS Sd)ladtid)ifie5
o8entllfp" int Gli5nbetbs s9fiper bel
9torfolt, -- Gr6aniibe 9lrbeiter.
Srganiiotionelt Oro6en nit cincn1
0enerolitrife. - Se1s5ebnjGbri.
ger 2uitrn5roer lcgt cill 8eit1no-
nib ub. 2ataItropbc IN sen
Stablmcrtel 5lt Butler, Na., ipiro
an 5mei 3ubeno Meniten onS
Sebcn foIten. - Spmeit orciSchE
5o0tc.
bolll, Co., s. Sftober. -
Eruli6ent Nooicuelt nrr0c bclttc
ourb lln9iinItigeS Nctter bon scr
,Sngo nbgcbulten. 9li5 er nm $50
MliItano, regncte e8 10 beitig, onB eS
Ocu Slnoen llnn09lih mar, cine
Spur 81 pcrfolgen, lno inter oen
llmItinoen hiclt man c3 fir ratbIunL
uiht ous5u5iebcu. Sp1ter am Gage
traten giinlti9ere 3ltit0noe cin, uno c8
berrihen jebt 9lllalihten uuf pro1'
iigeS Mcttcr iiir lnorgen. Der Ero-
Ioent erircut lib orsge5citnctcr @e,
iimobeit llno lit IN Der britcn Stint
mllng. Die @cbriioer MctcaIi be.
rilblntc S6ger ats @recnuillc, N}iiiy
lmo sSrcunoe Sobn M. Eorfers,
@aitgebcrs bcs Srn. Hooiepelt, ba-
ben iid Ser &agogcieaifoit an9c-
idJloiien. Sic brocbteu lire Slmoc
nit, 10 oaB sic @eiellidoit iebt i'm
0anscu iibcr l5 6unoc perfiigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-09

- Netrahtlidcr S6aOen lplroe
gcIterlt in Ehilnoclpbiu, 9tew-Dorf,
Bolton uno nn0rrcn StGoten ourh
eiren Ncgcnitllrm dngerihtct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-09

(5Orticeans iiebe 2. seite.l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-09

HGiie smr Neiie in's Nmslanb BE-
iorgt 6. 9laine, Nr. 413, Sit-yalti.
moreittdkt; nabe GuitOm Souie Muc.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-06
CONCERNING DOLLS.

Dolls that are too large AVE little value
and give little enjoyment TO really small
girls, They would be better selected after
a real and decided scale, somewhat after
the following ann For the little in
FAINT of from 2 to 4, any little doll from
four to eight inches high. Preferably. II
should be all of kid. or all of cloth, or of
rubber, something shapely, bur indestruc-
tible. It may even be a cotton-heade
doll: the child will love it none the less.
From 4 to 6 years, or {, a doll Of from
eight to twelve inches will be amply
large. and here the little bewigged toy
will be appreciated, for the child has
passed beyond the irresponsible and care
lessly destructive age and started upon
her career of the affections. She will now
begin to cherish and to enjoy the care Of
her dolls. and is at an age when she will
appreciate its having a variety of dresses
and hats and underclothes-in short, a
trousseau.-Harper's Bazaar.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-06
AMERICAN PARTY WINS
IN SALT LAKE CITY.
Democrats Make Notable Gains in Other
Sections of the State of
Utah.

SALT LAKE CITY. Utah, Nov.6,-
Through the election of John D..
Bransford, as mayor, the general ticket
and a majority of t he city council,
the American party will retain COM
plete control of this city for two years,
The victory was won on the issue of
Mormon church domination, the Am
orleans claiming that the other parties
were under ecclesiastical control.
Bransford received INA votes; Morris,
Democrat. $3.50; Plummer, Republican.
$40. The council stands: American,
0; Democrats, 4; Republicans. 2. AS
compared with the county election last
year the Democrats gained and the Re-
publicans lost.
outside of Salt Lake the gains by
the Democrats were notable. In Og-
den they elected Alexander Brewer
mayor and three of the five council
mon; at Provo. the home of Republican
Senator Smoot, they elected C. F..
Decker mayor. At Logan, william Ed
ward, Democrat. was elected mayor
with the whole of the ticket. The Re-
publicans carried Park City. AT Eu-
reka, In Tintic mining district, the So
defeated the Republicans, elect
ing all but one OF their ticket, which
was headed by A. L. Mitcherr for
mayor.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-06
WILL SAIL FROM
HAMPTON ROADS DEC. is.
Will Touch at Various South American
Cities on Way to San
Francisco.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 6.-The timer
airy of Admiral Evans's battleship
fleet on its voyage to San Francisco
was made public at the Navy Depart
ment today.
AS heretofore announced, the fleet
will assemble at Hampton Roads on
December 9 and depart from there De-
cember 16, touching on the way to san
Francisco at Trinidad. Rio Janeiro,
Punta Arenas. ,Callao and Magdalena
Bay. 1t Is scheduled to arrive at Trini-
dad December "a, at Rio Janeiro Janu-
airy II, at Punta Arenas January ~, at
Callao February Is and at Magdalena
Bay March IA, At each of these places
1t will e1nain from five to eleven days,
except at Magdalena Bay, from which
place the date of departure depends
upon the completion Of target practice
there. For the same reason the date
of arrival at San Francisco has not
been determined. The torpedoboat flo
.tilla will leave Hampton Roads De-
'cember 2.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-06
NUTLEY.

Charles ]. Van Evry, of New York, was
entertained yesterday by DR.. and Mrs.
Frank Bellwood Garland, of Satterthwaite
avenue.
Miss Evelyn Johnson, of New York, a
formeg resident of Nutley, who has been
visiting Miss Edith Bouvier, jr., of Nut
ley Avenue, has returned nome.
Joseph Stirratt. of Passaic avenue, is on
4 weeks hunting trip in Wayne County,
Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. Chinn, of New York,
former residents of Nutley, spent yester-
day with friends in town.
j. A.. Neill. of washington, D. c., spent
yesterday with Charles Herman Thomas,
of Vreeland avenue
Mis-. Andrew Whiting, of Belvidere, a
former resident of Nutley, is visiting
friends in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. David u. Wheeler, of Buff
falo, N Y, who have been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Gilbert r. Livingston, of Nutiey
avenue, have returned home.
Mrs. Ellwood Brown. of Pekin, ILL.,, a
former resident of Nutley, is visiting
friends in town
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-06
10 DEMOCRATS
ON SCHOOL
BOARD
Seven Republicans a. City
Votes for Smaller Body
of Nine Members.

OF the seventeen school commissions
ers elected in Newark yesterday ten
are Democrats and seven Republicans,
as follows:
First Ward, Backus. Rep; Second
Ward, Shahn, Dem: Third Ward,
Basco, Dem; Fourth Ward, Garfield.
DEM; Fifth Ward, Clancy, DEM;
Sixth Ward, Bertram, DEM; Seventh
Ward, McCabe, Dem; Eighth Ward,
Simmonds, Rep; Ninth Ward, Halsted.
Rep; Tenth Ward, Warren, Rep;
Eleventh Ward, Thowlese, Rep !;
Twelfth Ward. %schaeffer, Dem; Thir-
teenth Ward, Reilly, Dem; Fourteenth
Ward, Bouderman. Dem; Fifteenth
Ward. Stewart, Rep; Sixteenth Ward,
Burdick, Rep; George, Rep.
Backus, ~Simmonds, Warren and
Stewart, Republicans, were reelected,
and Schaeffer, Democrat. Thu present
board is a tie, Is Republicans and is
Democrats.
The next board will have go mem
bers, and the Democrats will have a
safe working majority.
The people voted yesterday for a.
board of nine members, to be appointed
by the Mayor, but the law VIII not
take effect until another year has
passed.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-06
MISSION OF R~AzoRBACKs.

The Texas Stockman-Journal, in refuting
the statement that the razorback hog
revels in turpentine. says that he is dis
eliminating in his tastes and intimates
that he would walk two miles 10 delve into
a farmers peanut patch before he would
tackle a pine tree right under his nose,
and besides eating pine sprouts is a poor
method af satiating his appetite for tur-
p%entine, even II he had one. The razor
back hog has two Missions on earth One
is as a companion to the piny woods man
who always thinks The State Legislature
was created for his special use and benefit,
and the other is to furnish streak of lean
and streak of fat" bacon to his admirers In
the East. HI likes to stay down here or
account OF the climate and because he
knows he will not be slain until there IS
a call for his carcass from the Atlantic
coasr.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-06
BUILDING A STATE ROAD,

There seems to be some apprehension
among landowners In this county distant
from the route Of the proposed State
highway, lest they be called on to pay
part of the expense If that road is built
This apprehension comes from a mis-
understanding of the whole proposition.
This State highway can be built only Ike
any other road. That is by Organization
of statutory road districts along the
route and assessing the land within that
district so much per acre. There Is no
more of this state" road than there
would be to a north, south. east or west
road. except that 1t has the influence Of
the State administration behind 1t to do
the pushing. Nobody would be compelled
to pay for this State road unless their
land is directly benefited. The expense
will Sc confined to a strip a couple Of
miles wide on either side Of the road
Warrensburg Journal-D Democrat