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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-05-24
AUCTION SALE or SCHOOL pRop
ERTS.

Notice il hereby given that the
property of the Wagner indie.
pendent School District, consist
iag Of lots !, ?, Q. 4, 5 and q, In
block 4, IN Milwaukee Land Go. 3
first addition TO Wagner. togeth
or with all buildings located
thereon, will be sold at public
auction to the highest bidder for
cash, at the school house on the
above lots. on Saturday, May IS,
1907, at i:3O p. IN.
BY order of the board OF edu
cation Of the Wagner Indepen-
dent School District
John Stedronsky
Clerk
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-05-24

The largest and best up-to-dafe line
Of ladies making skirts al Naepe' 5.
the busy store.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-05-24

Esrlb Ohio seed potatoes for sale al
Noepeis. the busy store.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-05-24

Ladies. II goa soant STYLISH Uaist.
get il at Naepeis. the busy siore. Uhere
you baoe a large assortment 10 select
from.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-05-24

The only compensating cir
cumstance is the fact, before
mentioned, that the American
crop should determine the
price.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-18
THE PRIZES

Every one desires 10 have a good
automobile. The Cadillac is to wau
known a machine to call for lengthy
description here. 1t is IA h. p. and
can climb any hill and automobile
can.
The free trips to Jamestown will
include transportation to and erom
Norfolk, Va. Pullman Palace sleeper
meals en- route and first class hotel
accommodations in Norfolk for one
week as well as admissions to the ex
position.
The watches offered by the News
are little beauties Full jeweled stem
set and wind solid gold ring 20 years
guarantee, hunting or open face case
Full arrangements for the business
coll eye scholarships have not yet been
made. but absolute assurance is Civ
en- that. these scholarships viii be in
keeping with the other liberal prizes
offered by the News. Announcement
will be made in these columns in a
few days relatives to the scholarships
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Every Young Woman (married or
single is Eligible TO compete in
Thi, Contest.

subscriptions. People who are al
ready subscribers Of the News may
ecure votes in this contest by paying
in advance for their subscriptions as
long as desired. See nate above in
regard to payments in arrears. Bear
in mind that each district in this con
test is separate and distinct in IL
self and the number of votes accorded
candidates in one district has no
bearing upon the number of votes
accorded candidates in other districts
except in the instance Of the capital
prize. Contestants may secure sub
scriptlons anywhere in the wide
world. An order from Kansas counts
for as many votes as subscription
right here in Brunswick.
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Who is a rescectable white resident
Of Brunswick, Glynn county, or the
surrounding territory within a radius
of from so to IS miles. Read over
that section Of this advertisement re
atiyes to the division of districts, de
termine which one you are in and
write same on the coupon published
on another page Of this paper ana
send to the contest department OF
The News People living in one dis
trict or city are not confined to votin
for candidates in their own particular
district but may vote for any candi
date in the race, using for the purpos
Of voting the coupons clipped from
the News or the ballots secured on
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-18
HOW THE s1,65o.oo I'M PRIZES
WILL BE DISTRIBUTED:

Three candidates in each OF the foul
districts viii receive a valuable p lie.
These prizes will consist of ont Of the
free trips, one of the gold watches
and one of the business college schol
arships The Grand or capital prize
will be the $3.50 1907 Cadillac auto
mobile The prize will be awarded
the young woman who secures the
largest number of votes in the entir
contest regardless of district limlta
tons The capital prize winner will
not be awarded any other prize. After
the capital prize has been awarded
the candidate having the largest mum
her of votes in each one Of the -four
districts will be sent to the James,
town Exposition free of charge. The
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PAYMENTS IN ARREARS.

Votes will be allowed on arrer pay
ments only where a payment for at
least one month in ADVANCE IS mode.
Votes will not be issued on receipts.
Votes will be allowed on arear paw
ing your subscription.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-18

HERE ARE DISTRICTS.
order News divided
as follows:
newick south of George street
the between and streets
Brunswick north streets to the
ctyI
Brunswick including Ghnn county
al territory 50 miles of the city
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-18

candidates Standing second and third
highest, respectively, in each one OF
the four districts will be given a gold
watch and a business college scholar
ship ia the order named
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A Coupon in Each Paper

Besides the votes issued on subscrip
lions there is a coupon printed in eac
issue of The News which, when CLIP
ped out, name filed in and brought or
mailed to the Contest Department o
The News, Brunswick, Ga, viii count
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as one vote. These ballots are good
or one week only and must be pc ed
bsf re the expiration of the date
rinted on the bolt m of each al
lot The votes issued On SUI rintion
are good until the very last day of
the contest
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Contest Opens
Saturday May II
5, p. m.
For full par
ticulars Of this
liberal offer see
contest news on
another page OF
this paper.
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Contest closes
Saturday aJune
20, at 9 "A m.
The firs an
nouncement of
names of candi
dates who are
competing in
this contest ri |
be made in TIE
News of May 16.
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VOTES ON ALL SUBSCRIPTIONS NEWS
PAID IN ADVANCE AS FOLLOWS: VOTES
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1907-08-30
Hunting Season Opens Next Sunday.

Deputy Game Warden Peter Drafahl
asks that special attention be called to
Chapter 4l5 of the laws of 1907 an act
which makes it unlawful to pursue, take,
catch, or kill any aquatic fowl by any
other means than by the use of guns
held at arms length and discharged
from the shoulder or to hunt with or
shoot from any boat, canoe, continuance,
Or device whatever, on any of the waters
of this state outside Or beyond the nat
ural covering of weeds, rushes, Or other
vegetation in any boat or craft except
such as are propelled by oars from the
side The number of decoys which one
person may use is limited to 25 and such
decoys must be personally set and
watched in water not more than 200 feet
from the natural covering. Shooting is
prohibited during the period extending
one hour after sunset and one hour be-
fore sunrise. The fine for violation of
any of the provisions Of the act is from
S25 to $50. The gist of the matter is
that canoes used in the pursuit of ducks
must be rugged with oarlocks and both
padding and sculling abandoned and
the warden gives warning that the law
will be strictly enforced. The open sea-
son begins next Sunday and reports
from the Evansville marsh and Lake
Koshkonong indicate that the pastime is
to be unusually alluring this fall.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1907-08-30
Smith Bros. Picture Co.

Theatre gosrs will have an opportun-
ity of witnessing an exceptionally fine
line of moving pictures at Royal hall
next Friday evening, Sept 9Th. The
press criticisms of other cities unan-
imously pronounce the attraction to be
the best of it's kind on the road, and it
will undoubtedly be greeted by local
theatre goers as the novelty event of the
season. In speaking of the attraction
the Savanna Times has to say:
"Only those who saw the Smith Bros.
Co. last night know what an excellent
performance was offered to Savanna
theatre patrons. Those who attended
got their moneys worth and more too.
The company put up an excellent show
equal to the bills seen in the theatres of
Chicago or any other large city"
Two performances will be given, 8 and
9:15 p. N. Prices for this date have been
reduced to 1Oc to all.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1907-08-30
Tobacco Notes

Mr.. N. Gillen of York, Pa, is again in
this market.
VIM. I. Pomeroy has been taking a
survey of the Vernon and Crawford
county tobacco districts during the week.
Mayor Laid was one of the first to
start the tobacco harvest in this section.
of town and an interest in 20 acres on
another farm in Utica, all Of far better
than the average crop this season.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1907-08-30

The price of Elgin butter is up a
cent-251s is the figure this week.
Another change of business took
place on Friday when FL. j. Stangl dis
posed of his drug business in the Pol
lard block to Mr.. W. G. Atwell of Stew
ems Point. The new purchaser took
possession Immediately and will retain
Dean Swift as his assistant. He comes
to US with the recommendation OF being
an experienced pharmacist and will sue
coed to a very fine business established
bg Mr.. Stangl. Mr.. Stangl gives his
only reason for selling out is desire of
his wife to remove to Colorado where
her father now resides.
Predictions of showers by the Of
fetal forecaster and a lowery sky Tues
day morning interfered with plans laid
out for the Royal Neighbor picnic. There
was diversion OF opinion in regard to
going to the springs, about thirty took
the chance and the balance that in
tended to go partook of picnic dinner
in Woodman hall Notwithstanding that
both parties enjoyed very pleasant day
and had an abundance of good things to
eat, the affair can safely be set down as
a disappointment, because the original
plans were not carried out. But just
the same some other day of some other
year we'll all join with the Neighbors in
having better time on better day.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1907-08-30
Public Schools to Reopen Monday.

Vacation days for the younger genera
ton are about ended, for on Monday
next the school bell will call nearly 900
pupils to their books again. There will
be some changes in the teaching force
this season-a larger number than usual
for several teachers who signed con.
tracts to return have been released be-
cause of their plea of having been Of
fered better positions, The faculty as
at last decided upon are as follows, with
the exception Of instructors in music
and drawing, yet to be arranged for:
Principal E. L. Roethe.
Assistants, Miss Lillian Richards Miss Grace
Spaulding, Miss Grace Bennett, Miss Brock
way
8th grade, Miss Gertrude Musgrove.
18th grade, Miss Baldwin.
9Th grade, Mrs. Margaret Mooney
9Th grade, Miss Dorothy McFarlane.
4th grade A. Miss Sayre.
4th grade. B, Miss May Pyre.
Bird grade A, Miss Grace Averill.
Sd grade B, Miss Belle DenisOn, Evansville.
I'd grade A, Miss Emma Sebell.
2nd grade B. Miss Isabel Mcintosh
1st gradd A, Miss Emily SeWell,
lst grade B. Miss Anna Hoen.
Kindergarten, Miss Gussie Grover: assist
ant, Miss Lillian Wileman.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1907-08-30
Rock County Veterans Meet Here.

The annual meeting of the Rock
County Soldiers and Sailors association
was heldin this city Wednesday, and If
we take the word of the veterans for it
the reunion was most enjoyable one.
Both morning trains from the east
brought large delegations from the
southern and eastern portions of the
county and upon arrival of the HOS
train procession was formed headed
by the drum corps and line of grey
veterans marched to Royal hall where
registry was made of the visitors and
brief business meeting held previous to
the dinner hour. Something over so
names Of members of the association and
Women's Relief Corps were added to
the list. President G. s. Thomas called
tina meeting to order and the following
were elected officers for the ensuing
year: President-J. D. Davidson of Mil
ton; Vice Pres.-J. F. earle of James
Vile; Secy.-C. w. Greene of Milton;
Treas.-J. L. Bear of GAINESVILLE; Chap
ain-E. 7. Wiglef. 1t was voted that
all members of the w. r. G. present be
given badges. Invitations we're received
from both Milton and Clinton to hold
the next meeting in those places but
Milton was given the preference.
On reconvening at o'clock Royal hall
was we'll filled when the following pro-
gram of entertainment was carried out:
Invocation. Rev. F. G. Richardson
Address OF Welcome. ............. l.. E. Gettle
Response Com J. F. earle
Vocal Selection. 49,. Matte and Edna Wilson
Recitation. ......M Miss Myrtle Maltpress
Vocal Solo. Mrs Mike Schmidt
ADDRESS ..... Rev. l.. a. Parf
Violin Solo,. Miss Nellie Bentley
Song" America ................ By Assembly
On motion of j. l.. Bear vote of
thanks was given the Edgerton Advance
ment association for their efforts in
bringing about the success of the con-
vention.
The Women's Relief Corps prepared
lunch which was served the visitors on
adjournment. The people of Edgerton
were glad to have the old veterans with
US and assisted in making their stay
pleasant one.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1907-08-30
Summary of Librarians Report.
EDGERToN, WIS, Aug. "a, 1907

EDGERToN, Wis, Aug. "a, 1907.
To the Board of Trustees of the Edger-
ton Public Library:
The new library building has been,
since its completion, an object of pride
to the citizens of Edgerton and of ad-
miration to many from outside the city
The total cost of the building and furni-
ture to July 1st, 1907, was S12,79696
During the year ending June 20, 1907,
500 volumes were added to the library,
including 1922 gifts, Is volumes of bound
magazines and III books purchased by
the book committee at cost of $16863;
S82 ID has been spent in reminding old
books and $500 for subscriptions to
current magazines and indexes. Our
list of magazines includes II monthlies,
l semi monthly, 1 quarterly and 4 week
lies. We also receive as gifts monthly
and weekly magazines, making total
of 80 magazines received.
The total number of books loaned for
home use during the year was 9,2O2, in
Guiding 1905 books loaned to adults and
5,197 to children During the months
of February, March and April the total
circulation was so per cent. more than
during the three preceding months. The
average daily circulation for December,
1906, was IS and for March, 1907, it was
ITO.
In addition to the gift of Mr.. Carnagie
and the $4,000 given by Florence and
Harold Child, the most important gifts
ware the POI children's books given by
Mr.. L. G. Whittet at cost of $214S9
and the s400 given by the heirs of Mr..
and Mrs. Austin Burdick for books on
American history. A small mission
clock has been given by Miss May
Spencer and very fine reproduction of
Bodenhausen's Madonna has been hung
in the woman's rest room by the New
Century Club, in memory Of Eta Whit
tet Jenson.
Unbound magazines have been given
by patrons of the library, amounting to
nearly 81 volumes, which we need to
complete files of the indexed magazines,
and about so volumes which we shall
send to the clearing house in Madison
for exchange.
The financial statement dated June
30, 1907, showed balance in the treas
ury Of S3,47207, including 1,798.O4 in
the building fund and S2,267.4S Of the
funds appropriated by the city for main
tenance. The subscriptions which have
not yet been collected amount to $4,000
The total amount of fines for the year
was S37 "a This has been used to pay
express and freight bills, for postage and
other supplies.
Respectfully submitted,
LEoRA E. MABBETT,
Librarian.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1907-08-30
Resolutions of Coincidence.

Whereas, 1t has pleased our Heavenly Faith
er to summon to His presence our beloved com
rade Ira M. Howard, therefore be it
Resolved, That we extend to his bereaved
family our heartfelt sympathy in this their
time of great sorrow. And be it further
Resolved. That while we regret our loss we
bow submissive to the will of God who doeth
all things WELL trusting that out of our loss
there has come eternal gain to our Comrade;
and be it further
Resolved. That copy of these resolutions
be sent to his bereaved family and that they be
engrossed upon the records and published in
our city papers A. ALDER,
MILO c. COLLINS,
PATRICK QUIGLEY.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1907-08-30
Auction Sale.

The undersigned will sell at public
sale in front of the Banks residence on
Main street, Edgerton, on Saturday,
August 3lst, 1907, commencing at p. m.
ding, chairs, tables, stoves, tinware,
dishes, books, DAILY hammerless shot
gun, 3 dozen decoy ducks and lot Of
small articles. Terms of sale, cash.
L. E. GETTLE, @. 81. BANKS,
Auctioneer. Proprietor.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1907-08-30
MI aSODiC Picnic.

The members of Fulton Lodge No. SO,
r. & A. NJ. are invited to join with Ke-
gonsa Lodge F. & A. n. and other lodges
in picnlc be held at Lake Kegonsa,
Monday, Sept. 81. Masons and families
arrange to attend if possible.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1907-08-30
Resolutions of Respect.

Whereas, 1t has pleased the Supreme Ruler
Of the Universe to remove from our midst our
beloved and worthy member, Brother j. E..
Wescott;
Whereas. We, as knights of Pythias, mourn
the loss of our brethren as they depart from
this lodge here on earth, leaving their labors
unfinished, to unite with the Grand Lodge
above, therefore be it
Resolved, That in the death of J. E. Wescott
Edgerton Lodge Knights of Pythias No. 146
has lost faithful brother and noble char
acter, one whom we will long miss from our
ranks.
Resolved, That we extend to the family our
earnest and heartfelt sympathy IN their be-
reavement; and be it further resolved, that
our charter be draped in mourning for period
of thirty days, and a copy of these resolutions
be sent to the family of our late beloved broth
Grand the same be spread upon the records of
this lodge, also published in the city papers.
Respectfully submitted,
81. M. RAYMOND,
III. E. PETERS,
ALBERT MUFFLEY,
Committee.
Edgerton, Wis, Aug. 20, 1907.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1907-08-30
Band Concert Program.

Band Concert Program.
Saturday evening, August 81
/. Electric Wave March.
2. First Heart Tnrobs.
3. Medley of Popular Airs.
f. Salome-Inter.
5. Monefay Waltzes.
6. Hearts and Flowers.
Z. Selection from The Time, Place and Girl.
s. Chicago Tribune March.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-08-17
COMPANIES MAKING GAINS
Both OF Them Claim 90 be Progress
ing-Gompers on Peace.

Chicago. Aug. 15.-The telegraph
situation In Chicago and throughout
the entire middle west shows that dur
ing the past twenty-four hours the
companies whose men went out on
strike have made rapid strides towards
getting their business back on nor
NAL basis Conditions have improved
80 much with the Western Union tele-
graph company that II felt that IL was
justified in opening ts Board of Trade
office, and announcement was made
that It would have telegraph operat-
ors on the floor when the market
opened, ready 20 accept business for
all parts Of the country. The PostaI
Telegraph company officials declared
that they were more than satisfied
with what they had accomplished to.
wards getting their service going, and
that should matters continue 20 Inn
prove as rapidly as they did yesterday
II will be but short time until branch
offices Will be opened for business.
The union officials turned their at
tention 20 the broker houses, aud all
commission men using leased wires
were notified that unless working con-
tracts were signed with the men 10.
day their employees would be called
out ust as soon as President Small.
OF the telegraphers' union, reached
Chicago AZ meeting OF the broker
operators contracts good for a year
were presented TO the union officials
for their approval AZ the close OF the
meeting the list given out showed that
probably half OF the larger commission
firms had signed the union scale.
Peace efforts inaugurated by Samuel
Gompers and other officers OF the
American Federation OF Labor are
still under way. according TO n state.
ment made by President Gompers.
THE feeling is too intense on both
sides OF the controversy to make any
great Roadway toward getting the
strike leaders and the superintendent
of the companies together at thas
time" declared Gompers. Peace has
not failed, because peace has not been
considered by either side up 20 the
present time. While men are still
answering the impulse 10 strike, there
Is little II any use In trying 10 get
them 90 think OF going back"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-08-17
WILL EXTEND the TROUBLE
strikers Send ous waruiag 10 Com
mer-iai Orgsniz atoms.


mer-ini orgsoiz atoms.
Chicago. Aug, 1.-The telegraphers
uaion. through Secretary Russell. has
sent the following warning TO CONNER
nercial organizations everywhere In
this country and Canada:
within twenty-four hours the telc-
graphcrs' strike which IL now general.
will be extended TO every branch OF
the commercial telegraph service and
will cover every telegrapher not
obHgntei hy uni0n contract. This strik"
was not OF our seeking but was forced
upon MS by repeated acts OF bad faith
on the part OF both telegraph compa-
mics after agreements had been con-
cluded. The consistently conservative
attitude Of the general officers OF this
union from the time negotiations CON-
nenced. several months ago, has been
abused and taken advantage of by tho
homogeneous OF the telegraph com.
panics
1T II 90 be regretted that better
conception OF the gravity OF the situa-
ton and the temper OF the men has
ret been shown by these public service
corporations We believe II only fair
70 yourselves as employers OF a large
humber 81 our members and with
whom theyhayeheld uniformity friend
ly relations in the past that you should
receive this notice In order that your
business may be adjusted as far as
possible 70 meet H."
This was preceded by n message
flashed 20 the local unions as follows;
when the general strike order Is is
sued Il will affect every commercial
telegraph wire not working under a
union contract. We are not DESTROYS
OF interrupting brokerage business un-
less absolutely necessary, but must
have closed-shop contracts, with $50 a
week the minimum wage"
The general executive board OF the
union also dispatched message TO
President Roosevelt az oyster Bay I'm
forming him that tho union Is not in
terferng with the dispatch OF govern
ment business IN any direct manner.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-08-17

provides reinstatement strikers With
out prejudice outsiders given prefer
ence and employed.
Present strike illegal. but provoca<
ton great and resentment against
Western Union officials because OF bad
faith so universal that general strike
be authorized Tuesday unless we can
find way TO bring about Cancellation
Answering your last question, can
guarantee Immediate resumption or
work II government viii insist upon
Investigation or arbitration OF PROPOSE
tlons embodied In memorial addressed
10 board OF directors Of Western I'm
Son last June. Local arrangements
petty discrimination and fayoritism to-
ward woman Nichols on Los Angeles
circuit caused transfers and dismissals
OF men long In company's service, and
finally strike"
The Western Union officials deny
that they either repudlated or failed
20 carry out the San Francisco agree
ment.