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frock. It's wolfe or something oil th.
/ kind, isn't it? They do keep suca
t things ready made, | know. Please do
/! Win YOU?
He stopped down to examine the
damage closer, stroking it thoughtful
| IL with his brown foretinger.
Tara flushed, too.
[ shouldn't dream of such a thing,
she said hastily. 1t really is Of 90
conseGuence-only it's a little awk-
ward, as / bad an-an appointment in
the city at 8:3 And now I've missed
| the train
"N hat a confounded clumsy idiot
am Was the appointmentlmp
"Weu, yes, it Wus--raJher. Tara
hestitated She couldn't tell a
stranger-even a sympathetic stranger
that it was probablS important
enough to her to make all the differ
ence between livelihood and starva-
| tion She wasn't like some of her sex
Inclined to burst into condolences on
the senderest excuse, or she might
have informed him that she was one OF
the pathetic army OF lonely business
girls-a stenographer in big city
house--and that ill-health had made
her late at work for some weeks past:
also that an irritable employer bad
told her only the day before hat II she
failed to come up to time again, She
| could take the omission as q dismissal
v DIRK was hard TO get-almost lmpos
siCle Just now, and she knew il; steno-
eraphefs were u drug GA the market
The young man WHO Nas'by no means
wanting in perception, saw ~ once that
she was poor and reserved about her
poverty, and he respected her for il.
SAT least, you'tl let me see you into
q cab?7 he pleaded.
20. no, thanks 2 she said quickly, q
live only a few steps eff, ana | can walk
quite well. | must change nay dress,
you see"
She did not add that the money in
her worn purse was only sufficient for
he1 bare railway fare-there was, not
even enough for the days food. - ID t..
every well, then" he decided; VI
shall take you to your door" He spoke
rather vaguely, for he was busy with d
cunning plan for buying her a dress
alter all--the best TO be got for money
and having it sent surrebtitionsly
round to her dwelling, if he could only
discover where it might be.
but you've got an appointment, too
haven't you?" she asked, pointing to
the still dripping hamper.
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at the School House situated d.
Northeast Quarter of The N,mI y
Quarter of section Tw.arg. .u, a.
II Township Number Futgf4. NH
Of Range Ei2 BIT (S1 Easl ig sasa ''aa
and such ! own Meeting shall IN. g1
and conducted as is provided nv
laws OF the State of WISCONSIN il, !.
OF new towns.
L. * hereby da RMS I'd tbg, d.
total assessment OF the !uanof P,I
River according to hc as,e-,a,oI ~
al the year 1906, hei,. The. .a,, ,..
ment. is the sum OF &..5.-.5S.o ~,
that the assessment ui lne lerrjew !,
detached to form the Town Of Nsm
ington according to said assessment
is the sum of $40, 4l5.oo. Itis brrb,
determined that the value Of the fprr
tory SO detached is l589l4x nrr cent !,
the entire Town of EARLE River accord
ing to said last assessment.
IL Is hereby determined that a.
total Indebtedness of the Town Il
Eagle River is the sum OF thirty tbops
and dollars and that TIE to,al crr1,
of the said Town of Earle River /,
the sum of thirty thousand dollars
1t is determined that Of the inlph
edness of the Town of Eagle River
the sum of 81, 76S ~ is chsrgsh
TO the Town of Pennington. md
it is further determined that thu TOW,
of armington is entitled TO receive Of
the Town of Eagle River, as its pre
portion of thecredits Of said town the
sum OF ID. 768 81.
This ordinance shall take effect and
be in force from and after its adopdA
and publication,
Dated Eagle River, Wisconsin, tAl
4th day OF January, A. D. 1901.
MART HIRzEL, Chairman Of tn,
County Board OF Supervisors.
W. a. BRADFORD, Clerk
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High School Notes
By Special Correspondence

All nave again taken up their
work after the holiday vacation
Katie Bolte ane Frank Odell who
have been absent this week.
New text books III physiology
have been received. On account
OF the change in the course of
study Sophcmores and Freshmen
wall take up the work This year.
The class will be conducted by
Mr.. Ray.
The regular semi-term eNamin-
atoms will be held next week
Finals will be given in CONNER
cial Arithmetic, Botany, Orth9py
Advanced Arithmetic, Political
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been actual electors Of this state and
residents within the territory OF such
proposed new town OF State Line for
six months and more last past.
The first town meeting Of the said
town OF State Line shall be held on The
first TUESDAY OF April, A. D. 1907. a5
the Office OF the Mason Donaldson Lum-
Der ompany near he saw mill Of the
said company ana about two miles west
Of Stale Line Station in said town. and
such town meeting shall be held and
conducted as is provided by the laws OF
the State of Wisconsin in the case OF
new towns.
1t is hereby determined that the to-
tai assessment OF the town Of Eagle Ri
YER according to the assessment roll Of
the year 1906, being the last assess
menU, is the sum OF Sl,5l2, $500, and
that tt assessment of the territory SO
detached to form the town of State
Line according TO SAID assessment, is
The sum Of $l56, 249 90. IL is hereby
determined that the value Of the terri
tory SO detached is 10 & per cent OF
the territory of the entire town of
Eagle River according to said last as
SesSment.
It is hereby determined that the to-
tai indie btedness of the Town of Eagle
River is the sum Of thirty thousand
dollars and that the total credits of the
said town of Eagle River is the sum OF
thirty thousand dollars.
It is determined that Of the indebted
ness Of the Town of Eagle River, the
sum of Three Thousand One Hundred
and no-1oo dollars is chargable to the
Town of State Line, and it is further
determined that the Town of State
line is entitled to receive of the Town
Of Eagle River, as its proportion Of the
credits Of said town the sum OF Three
Thousand One Hundred and no-1oo
dollars.
This ordinance shall take effect and
be in force from and after i9s adoption
and publication.
Dated Eagle River, Wisconsin. this
18th day of January, A. D 1907,
Mart Hirz-l Chairman Of the County
Board oI Supervisors.
w, a. Bradford Clerk
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{ Continued in Section Two. J
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Economy. Rhetoric, and Medieval
and Modern History. New sub
Jects will be taken up in place Of
,hose that are finished.
Ihe program committee of the
Lyceum mee Tuesday and prepar-
ed the program for the next meet
ing which will be held soon.
Echoes from the Crades:-
God was the first president.
Have you heard that there is a
new resurrection in Cuba?
Thomas Jefferson admitted to the
bar? Why, | suppose that means
that he was d bartender.
Achilles was governor IN New
England.
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A Game of Checkers Your next Move.

The first of this week witnessed
a genuine spring house moving
bee. John Hanson moved ioto
his new home on Main St. Sheriff
Murphy moved into his new quar-
tess at the Jail; DR.. A. w. Tnorp
moved into the Murphy house;
Postmaster Mcintyre moved into
the house vacated by DR.. Thorpe
BY the changing Of sheriffs four
families changed quarters, and at
last redort all were nicely settled
for the balance of the winter.
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g HE was preoccupied and heavy OF
- heart. All the same, there was
absolutely no reason why she
should turn down q side road instead Of
| keeping straight down side road in
stead Of keeping straight along Main
treet, whlcn was really her nearest
way But being quite feminine, and
consequently quite illogical, she did
30, and thereQpon ran straight and
violently very violently-into the arms
Of Fate IN the person of d man,
He was walking rapidly, too and his
expression was just as absent-minded
and miserable as here.
I'm awfully sorry he calculated.
holding her up with one arm, the hand
81 which clasped a small picnic ham
per and raising his straw hat with the
other hand. Good heavens, yes, and
I've spoiled your frock-it's the claret
bottle in this beastly basket. | say. /
am sorry.'
He stood regarding her helplessly, as
Is sometimes the hab Of his kind III
the supreme moment of crisis.
Tara Bakers bloodless lips twitched
the t@ich OF despair: she was making
heroic efforts DOT TO weep outright 1t
happened TO be the first hot day, ard,
tempted thereby she had daringly put
on her one presentable summer frock
and now!
Sac surveyed the dark purple patch
on her skirt. and for moment there
came upon her the hopeless notion that
he stars in theircourses were fighting
against her.
The next, her sense of justice, always
her most prominent sense, asserted
itself
III doesn' t matter-really it doesn't .
rhe protested, beginning 10 pity the
man more than herself. "Besldes it
was quite as much my fault rs yours
we neither of US looked where we were
going, did we?"
Then, with the shadow of smile,
she glanced up at him for the first
time. He was tall and befanneled and
grave, with refined bronzed face-a
face in which boyhood aud manhood
were curionsly mixed. There was Il
sprinkling OF grey in his hair, and his
whole expression wasn't a bit in keep
ing with his holiday affair.
What can [ do?'' he repeated.
Then, blushipg till the crimson swal-
lowed up all his tan: III wish you'd
come around with me TO Loberty's or
Jays, nnd let me buy you smother
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IL is further determined

It is further determined that Of the
indebtedness Of the Town OF Eagle XII
yer the sum OF 81, 952 80 is chal&eable
To the Town Of tonoVer, and Is II deter
mined that the town OF Couorer Is en-
titled to receive of the Town OF Eagle
River, as its proportion OF :he credits
OF said town Jhe sum OF 81, 952 80
This ordinance shall take effect and
be in force from and after its adoption
and publication.
Dated Eagle River. Wisconsin, this
4th day of January, A. D. 1907.
MART HIRzEL, Chairman Of the
County Board of Supervisors of Villas
County, Wis.
W. A. BRADFoRD, Clerk.
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ORDINANCE NO. |.
THE COUNTY BOARD OF
SUPERVISORS OF Villas
COUNTY Do ORDAIN AS

FOLLOWS.
The following territory in the Town
of Eagle River in Villas County is here
by detached from said town OF Eagle
River to wit: the North One-half OF
Township Number Forty two 42) North
OF Range Nine CO. East, the entire frac
tional Township Fortythree ABB North
of Range Nine co. East, the North One
half of Township Forty 1.-TWO Az North
of Range Ten (10) East and the entire
fractional Township Forty-three (43)
North of Range Ten l0) East.
And said territory so detached shall
hereafter constitute new town to be
known and called the town OF State
Line. And it is hereby determined
that the territory above described and
erected into the town of State Line con-
tains population of more than one
hundred and twenty-five inhabitants,
more than twenty-five of whom have
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In Circuit Court, Villas County W.
Summons.

Central Land CO., .if
Ia Corporation, tiai"'D'
vs.. liant
NJ. Steiger, Del0 ~ .aId %
The State of Wisconsin, 10 ."
PENDANT: ; 20 appe
You are hereby summoned ~ zoo Of tbt
within twenty days after SET, the dl
summons on you, exclusive ., .bove y
of service, and defend inc ..foress@
titled action in the Couf' 60 O., 10 %
and in case of your failure aaaiost "
judgment will be rendered tbe coz
according to the demand . ber.d'
plant Of which a copy
served upon you.
n. A. CoLMAN' +toruef
plaintiffs A over, 4.
Post Office address, EagiV 12.6,lS
las, Wisconsin.
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LOCAL AID PERSONAL NEWS.

L0elL AID PERSONAL NEWS.
los. Laus was up from Oshkosh
Wednesday calling on the candy
trade.
7. K. Brazell went up to State
Line Thursday to install a teIe-
phone system.
LOST Bunch of seven or eight
keys, finder please leave at this
office,
The Eagles will give masquer-
ade about the first OF next moth.
Watch for later announcements.
An Watch, Clock, and Jewelry
repairing can be had at Johnson's
Work guaranteed and prices right
Nels. Christensen Of Arbor Vi
tae brought a boar der 70 Hotes
Murphy, TUESDAY tor a shon
stay.
Miss Vivian ThIun returned t.
her studies at the Oshkosh Nor
ma! Monday, after spending the
holidays in town with her parents.
Ms. Walter MurawsH ano
daughter came up from Conover
Wednesday TO visit her parents,
Nj. and Mrs. M. koblda.
Frank FiIlacy departed Wed
nescay for Amigo. where, 1t IS re
ported he will be married to Mrs.
nowlett next Wednesday,
Mr.. Kate Tierney went down
to Grand Rapids, Wis, to visit at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs, Mike
Moran.
When looking for new heater
or cooking stoves. call on Psrsohn
Company.
Mir. and Mrs. A. A. Denton de-
parted Wednesday for Lowell,
Mich, to visit his mother and SIS
ter. Mr.. Denton's mother is IN
puor health, hence his winter trip,
Miss Elizabeth Worth returned
20 Nausau Wednesday. She was
accompanied by her sister, Mrs.
Frank johnson and son Archlbald,
who VIII visit her parents tor a
few weeks.
Ellsworth Kinney will depart
Rexl Tuesday on three months
vacation. He will go from here
10 I acoma, Wash, TO visit friends
q few weeks, and from there he
Will 60 TO Santa Cruz, Cal, to vi
SIT with A. G.. Richison and fam
ay.
Mrs. Sylvester Bates departed
Monday tor the ST. Elizabeth
Hospital az Appleton, where she
will undergo an operation DR..
Don O'Connor will be the attend
Ing Physician. Her many friends
hope that she Will return home
soon much improved in heal h.
'7'ruc hnest lihe Of Silvarwate
can be found at Johnson's, the
Jeweler.
John Wild left Wednesday al
teInoon for M,lWaukev to have
his eye treated. John had the
misfortune to get hit IN the left
eye with a small limb of tree, a
bout two weeks ago. The injured
eye has been under treatment by
local physicians for some time,
but it did not improve and John
decided to go to Milwaukee to be
treated by an eye specialist.
There will be a meeting of the
Wisconsin Valley Improvement
Co in Eagle River on January ~,
which wllt be attended by severai
-brCmlnent men of the Wisconsin
Valley Many items of interest
regarding water-power and manu-
featuring will be heard al the
meeting.
w III. Hart, VINO spent the hoA-
days wl,h his family at Low ell
Mich returned Saturday. He
was accompanied here by Mrs
Morris Kinds of Bedding, Mich.
who Will visit at the home of her
son, Ray l. Denton for several
weeks. MIS- Kinds many friends
IRA t>laacad RI nae her here ara;D
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Notice of Sale,

Notice is hereby given that by Fr ','- % II
execution issued out of the Nucu. lWarrl
las County, Wisconsin wherein james 5Yi cyf
was plaintiff and Martha IaH5IAS ~ III
ant upon judgment rendered I'D L2 Ina aB|
plaintiff and against the deieu4#n10 ,,ial
Of December, 1905. ana where's ID 7e Inv NJ
the following described real estate "'s end M
tached on the 18th day of August iaT' NIL
On all tine right, title and jn.efe5t Ul@, lglbI
fendant had on tho l2th day OF Aqgq'1.t III, 4
the land described as follows IL. ", tle III
block one % Of Tambhng $ Adcljlon, Hi, To tod
lage of Eagle River and lot one ~, ys5d.tbl
a. OF Dickinson. Cook 81 TamoIHS lin @|
to the village Of Eagle River, # il bdnr d q
the 1st day OF February 1891 AZ inc tf tbp tDiI
o'clock in the forenoon OF said d&A, az ' of Esgf
door of the Court house in the yLasso; eyps
River ia said county and state arc fhe bjgBJ
for sale and sell at public Vendue 70 4}ot aid "
bidder, for cash all the interest," tn nid 18th if
PENDANT had in said real estate on aa saved Of U
of August, 1905 or has since acq 1t. 10 .sdG'
much thereof as may be Necessary
said execution and costs OF sale, ,qE
Dated this 18th day of December '''
JOHN E. HANSON, o,tr w
Sheriff Villas Coun'''
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Legal Notices.
AAANn~~aeAr>~&nuaNa~tyvvAR
(First notice Nov So OG last FEB VI
Timber Land, Act. June 3, 1879
Notice for Publication.
United SstAIes hand once

United States lAAd once,
WauSau, wis, November Bird, F4
Notice is hereby given that N couMaAsI
with the provisions uf the act 81 Congiaa W
June ;. 1873, entitled An act Tor the sac %.
timber lands in tbe states OF Cali0tha, VfH
gpn, Nevada and Washington Territory I.
extended to ali the Public Land STATES W
If August 4. 1892. John Opie Of Amigo alr
ty OF Langlade, state OF Wisconsin, nus -,|
day fled in this office his sworn sJa.g 5.T
No 80, for the purchase OF the N III b. ,4NiaiI
of See 5 in TO wnship No. Al n, range NO. "
east, and viii offer proof to show Una. .,s vi
land sought is more valuable for lJa 1D .,d
or stone than for agricultural purposes ANY, ANY,
to establish his claim to said land beiot .ca a'
Register and Receiver Of this ONCE al W"
sau, on Thursday, the l4th OF February i is95
He names as Witnesses: G. Z. Acfa NJ ,i,s
Amigo, d. FL. Sargent of Laona. Hans Sl tnt,o
erson OF Eagle River G. Il. La2elere d hD'S'
Wisconsin h IN,
Any and all persons claiming adVeI5V !, i he
aboVe-deScribed lands are requested "a "a i ID
their claims in this Office on or before S"'"
DAY of February, 1907.
JOHN W MILLER. Register
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mines, though they say that no man can tell the value of mine, because he can not see further. in than the point of a drill. If such a law were proposed here, every mining corpora tion would De on hand to fight it.
 q am led to believe after two years in the courts that results, as the min ing attorneys claim they want, are just what they don't want. They want such results as they have had for years, which is to dictate what they shall pay. Mir. Ellinwood claims the Copper Queen pays too much, yet two years ago I heard him say that the United Verde paid $2O0, 900 more on its patented mines than the Copper Queen.
 This Doran bill says that if mine owner makes a false statement he is guilty of perjury. The Colorado law, after which they say this is copied. pro vides that the books and records of the mining company can be examined. but this law makes no such provision.
 q have protests against this fiH from YaYapai. Graham and Cochise. where they say unaer it's provisions the assessment would be reduced ST. 900 GOO, and they protest against it's passage. Conditions may have been intolerable prior to two years ago. hut it was because the mining companies dominated the boards of supervisors and other officials through corrupt ir- fluence.
 "They say public sentiment las nothing to do with the honest payment of taxes, but if that is true why did the Copper Queen last year put in it's mines for about half million dollars when the year before they had been assessed at s57.000. Governor Kih- bey represents neither the mines nor the rsilroads. but he does represent the people The fear now is that the powers governors have had for the past twenty years. but have been dor mant will not be exercised.
 The principal defect in the present law is that 1t raises the assessed value of mines for territorial purposes only. and does not affect the county. have 2 bill prepared. which will make raises ''y tae territorial board effective for
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MINE TAXATION QUESTION
 BEFORE LEGISLATURE,
(Continued From Nlnth Page.l

Continued From Ninth PageA ple cf giving all this power to one man is wrong.
 ? "To ny idea Governor Kibbey is a rae-raa power. who Is not elected bv the people and who is not resDon- sibIe to them. If l were member or fi1is hzislature. I would think long time before would confer these ar bfsrs-y powers on any one man.
 Tn the framing Of this Doran bill Attorney General Clark was present and every suggestion that he made was adopted. with the exception of the basis of taxation. and his plan was nothing jess than highway robbery,
 Attorney General Clark delivered enc of the most effective speeches or the day. He began by saying that he had been present when changes were made ia tae Doraa bill, but had stat ed that he did not want to be under stood as fayoring 1t in any measure: asdInS that he considered it one or the most imperfect Fisces of iegisla- tion he had ever seen osfered-
 Attorney Eliinwood says, Clark tentinued, that for tho past twelve or fourteen years there has been Dui- .fea tax before the legislature The psesent law has been perverted ana faat ss the only reason there was de- maa4 for a bullion tax. All we need new is Q few amendments to the pres cat law.
 eThe people in the past two siears have learned that the present law IS alternate, and are convinced that they do not need new legislation as much as they need efficiency Tn local and territorial officials.
 @Mr. E1Iinwood says that the pres ent iar is unequal. and what he wants is lhsf the Copper Queen should pay as mach taxes as some that are now paying less I deny the statement that the Copper Queen has put more into the ground than it has taken out.
 T would be satisfied with a law as Eessing just what is in sight in thu
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old will be accomplished in the very near future.
 We get a great many inquires wrn respect to the dividends to be ex pected upon the new Greene-Cananea stock. We think it entirely within the bounds of possibility that the shares of the Greene Consolidated Copper Company will receive one more dividend before the final ex. change of certificates is made. Be yond this We think that the attitude of Messrs. Cole and Ryan on the question of dividends upon the new shares will be that of Conservatism, and yet of a rather llbersi policy in
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GREENE COPPER.
(Br Hayden stone a col

(By Hayden Stone & Col
 The project for consolidating the Greene Consolidated Copper Company into the new Greene-Cananea Compa- ny has reached an additional stage, by resignations of the old directors of the Greene Consolidated Copper Company and the substitution of representatives of the principal owners in the Greene Cananea- It is a reasonable expecta ton that the exchange of shares ol the new company for those of the
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county assessments as well as territo- rial
 This bill provides for only 20 per cent of the output of the mines for taxation, but if instead of 20 per cent. they were taxed 100 per cent. hon estly believe the law would be still grossly unfair. All 1 can see in this bill is an attempt to nuillfy the rule that all property shall be taxed on it's cash value"
 After Doran had explained that A. torney General Clark had not endof . ed his bill. Governor Kibbey aga ! spoke. He admitted having worked for several months in the preparation