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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-29
Jbiens efterIaote Sfrifter.

81 norif Slab bragte nplie en- Meos
oelelie ON, at ubgioeren al Sbiens
Serter paa GpIt Or. Sutius elias.
unber ct SpboIb / &riitiania ftal BABE
iunbet en- flor R9tte tilbels utrptte,
9i9te, 2silisbeosoiete, autsartitlsr, Ell
treble 5orm al "Srano", ct llotait til
ct 3uttebiem" Us "@ilbet paa SOl.
baus" ipm SperalibrettO.
d. @lias ubtaIer / benne a%nIebnno
til "SerL. 2a9ebl.", at llogiperne al
ben ncrite os tpite llbguue er eHise ON
intet at rpbe al SubbuIbet af bet poitbu'
me Stno, iUm ubtommer til Barren.
Zen p~penfOr nGpute SnoisfretiOn ifplb-
tee ben Dame, Der er beijaitiset meO
Speri9ttelieu men ben inbebplber baa.
be Wisiuritaaelier p9 r~lrigtigbeoer.
Sum ON ben treble 8eriiOn meo Seniuu
til "8rano" funoe Or. Glias uotale ia
liot nGrmere, Der fprelisser paa bette
8urtt Ell 6orperliug meb bet epiite
granb"' iUm er iunoet / ajs.
benEapu, Os ium IrufesiOr aarl Gar
fen ital ubsipe. 9stte fragment uo'
fummsr alIerebe / Slutuinssn ai @us
pember iamtibis / norit Os tpit llosape;
Speriattelieu er beigrset al 2ubpis
Sulba.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-29
6oIberg iom Stmocnt.

sum ing Stubent bar SuGbers en-
Dag frsbet pp | ct fort SrG ube / lluis
ueriitetssaaroen / &~jpbenbnpn, bpOr
ban latte Jig itInlt meaem 2Guet meo fin
BOG. Sua fpm en- al timber iitetspro'
fes iprerne-en Mano oeb Naou Sens,
iOm iuit life resnebes for at uGre ouers
beguuet-uo / 8aarben ps latte iig til
at l9ie unber Greet.
% ban baube Tibet liot. uObrpber
Sulbers meo itrrf os boitibetis Rsit:
Sane! Snne!" (Gen latinife Setess
nellie for Sens.
BRO es loren Ter fig fOroirret ON, men
fan life opbase ben lille, iptnfle Sols
berg Der iibber sOot itiult melIem 2s'
net: Srufesipren ialoer Iibt til Ru,
men iaa lpoer after ben bsitipeliae Rpit
Uppe ira:
"SOne! Sane!"
ga fplber Yrofes'pr Sens fine Sen'
Der o9 fer pbmpst pp / 2lften, ibet ban
meb njeluenbe &pit flyer:
Cat Serre, bin 5iener bererl"
Sppe fra 5r9t lpber iaa &piten
igien, nten ft9rtere ps bgitioeIisere eub
for:
"Sane! Sane! On cit en- me9tis
Sorif!
9a funbe Sruiesior Sens besribe,
at &giteu life TOM fra @urbsrre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-29

itoo, Rorge, itiueoe ban | lloiigt at
tage euoeI iaoounne 9iaeber / nor
ore @uobranSoalen Ill Sommereu,
raar ban | 5erieu rciicr bjem til Sti.
onfer paa @eisg. San er neuIig ug.
iaa 5otoeraiit. Nen oa mautte Der
ienoeS bam nsiagtige 9eitiain9cr.
iaa ban fan faa pioe, buao DC eltfelte
suifer. Seq tGufte mig, at life iaa
iaa piloc uouptte Ocnne Splpsning
% pna oct 8is ioritaiie fla ct 9taeoe
Of garnoomsbiemmet, Den Shte,
boori man bar fsot, eaer Iigucrtoe, og
oerfpr nponer ieg oct Der. Sans
fulOe IbreSIe er ooenfor Gngtoer. %
MI er ieg oa itror feroi9 meo Guren
/ Rorge og oerior ogiaa meo min tar
peIige aorreiponbauce. gilt bar pr'
ret ifrepet poa Sarten og oerIor be-
beitet meS ole DC SoogbeoSmGrter,
iom ct SaitperfSarbeioe ponItguts
bprer grpg af. Wten ieg bar beroeo
poa en- SIags IoaSe faaet iuofri ct
gioet 2sitc, og til Dem, 'om IetItg'
bebSpi8 mootte booe lPit ltot al oct,
enten foroi De bar fienote DC
Strsg, bpor ieg fGroeOes, eacr foroi
oe fremoeIes bar 8GSrcIanoet / be-
bageIig Grtnoring, ienoer
lea 6erpeo SiIien fra DC fienote %
fiere Steoer. ON ct Bar Tiger boa'
Der lea otter at pGre paa umcrtfan't
@rrno % at finbc bort Soft" Der
borte | beoIte 8~elgaaeuoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-29

8 fibit afboIot Stoleiipremsbe blsp
&rttoffer @itrbeimsnaiet ariat iOm
Gnosnl3rer oeo Sboas Stole, Der
MI nemlis er belt | Z alasier.
Sboas 3ilipusuOoals bap6e blauot be
mango gnissere irOitiaet ben iprnaunie
Tom go. l, Saniel @itrbeimsnRiet ION
go. 2, % en- belt iremmeb ium &c. 8.
De 2 IibituGunte bauoe bet 5ortrin,
at be fuuoe ipiQs Srsel % tuuoe iaaIe.
bes opertass Srsauiitpoiteu peo Sboa
&hfe peo Siosu at FIN 9arersierning.
Den blinoe Mdno ira SaainupsoaleH
IUm / be ienere War bar u9ret Crsnniit
Der, siurbe ia tiIiibit ina umuIis at
ban maatte iiernes, % pt bar foen in.
tet Orselipil baut psp SuostieueIterne.
M1sn iiItrpos fUr bisie bprtrin, bleu
llbialoet pso sniRitslieu ION uauut.
5gritelarer s. apOIo % guoeulGs
reren osisr StprltcIsu meIem iis %
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-29
Gn HsSaftsrs s,reS. war.

WI WeouIIprS ptep. ptI. IS. ~.
Moore, Mt. Iorris. Sa., @eooftsr
al ben bsit aeteoe Sioenoe Grange.
Iiebuoet", ifriper feIsenoe Srep til
Or. Ieter Sabrncp & Sons Co., !
Chicago, ON ct gutne, Der buroe barre
af aIminSeIig Snteresie: Seq boil
Der M paa meo Den iiette 6laife at
0eres Siirifo. aIorig for bar ies
bart roget, Der bar giort mig ioa me.
get goot. Sapoe Oct life pPret for
9eres IeSicin, bnpoe ies life peret
iitano til of boloe mig oppe | ginter
og ubfsre alt bet Grbeioe, Der boo
bpiIeSe mig. Spao min S~elbreostiI.
itono ibetbeletaget angaar, fan ieg
iiee, at ies er i%riifere MI, emo ieg bar
p9ret | mango aar, fsIer mig beore
% fan uofere mere grbeioe."
Or. Seter's 9lirifo bepiier iit
Serb for ale Geriouer | ale 9ios.
itiainger, fra grbeibereu | lin Suite
til Irinien / tit SALADS; Der er finn
en- Sing at berette, og oct err. of Or.
geters 9llrifo err en- goo Weoictn.
Gen fan life erboloes paa Ipotbefer.
SpecteIle ggenter i9lger Den. SuiS
Der i1gen finoes | SereS Rprbeo, "TRIP
til Sabrifanterne, Or. Eeter Sabr.
nep & Cons 60, 1t2-11S 90.
Sopne ape., Chicago, Su.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-29
Fan life helbreoes

sse Iptelt sHiblrr, ea bs life .aH xaa ben anersbue
Del AZ Eret. Der CT TIM "a Raaes a. tnrere GBosee,
issss pse On setauot ftlfanh al Stimulates Set
enhantgs Rsr. Raar eetts RFr bliptr ~tHfaumeref,
Ter.eS 90 sE uRusnbs eeo sner taar eH easrIte ospslis,
% naar su bftser belt iuefci CT fsssto 5slSsu, %
atpes I'm n~prsale Siiiene, % tfrelitu p9re reefast
fos h<eis. ri us AZ Il iilfaIeet treHfalees pte R1
tarrt, esr CO tztet aaeet tze On stRuet IlifsHs a
6itmttHeerze.
Rt piI alss a huuepeee Hoasrs fsr sthprrf nlFxfss
AZ Essseb ('s,aaridssf AZ Rutarrh(. lem ifis iax tare.
Rs NIB Halls Catarrh Cure. Sttp rfiet 9tTfElsss.
tn. .. 5.gstHtH& 60, Ialsss. o.
xlors boa au< zpoietrs. ae.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-29

5abriftompuniet bar fine sasfsrere
itaoi9t paa 5arten for at faa tjsbt up
be uiOl9te GienbOmme lanss besse 81.
Der al "Spp", men biotil er insen tpe
Sanoeler TONNE iitanb.
un9oOmsluset bar MI punbet iaa
lau9t meo lit Sus, at SUmten er f9rs
big, ps SpsSematerialerne lis9er fer.
oiSe paa GlaOien. Seq pil antase, at
isr bet bet upe Slar 9jsr lin 3nbtra.
belle bill quiet itaa fGrOist til at tases
/ Srug.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-29

Speniferne be boieite. SfSlse itas
tifilte Spsauer, beutebe osb Waat al
geruspIistiss bar bet iuenite 5Olf ben
itsrite NiOOslbsibe al gurOpas Sole.
Ias. stulasn itiaer fig iuaIsbes: epsn,
iterne 172 G~sutimsoer, stotleuberns
ps ROrbtpiierue 17o-17L, RoromGn'
bsHe 10. sptt3 terne, Gnselfmanbers
pg 5innerne 16S-l69, Rusisrns Ice,
5rouifm9ubeue os Selsisrne 166,
Gpauierne ps Stnlisnsrre l64.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-29

Set tDife 9uitifib. Get tpite Rise
bar fiDbt @rep 3eppelins 9uititib meb
SaIunbaIeu ipr 2 Nilioner Rart.
S Straisburs os aiel astes pprettet
Saler til 2uftIfibene. Zeppelin itat
ior &i8ets Re9uins bpsse ct MT Stib
til IS Ieriuner Us meO 2S5 SeIte.
frRfter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-29

SsuSassiGacrcu: Ser @irttcn min,
pe6 on life ON noget at itpoe Der
R~9rbeben?
8utten: ga - ieg ueb life anoet
emo - Der bag guiteu iiboer StoIe'
lGreren Dor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-29

SenS ~Secornb.T oiten" iii Slegt
og genner | bet eamIe Sanb.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-08-30
Obltaary--Isaae lIorGan.

Born in Chester county, Pennsylva-
MIA, February rs, 1925 died in Phila-
delphia, Pa, August 20, 1907; age 81
years and 5 months
Isaac Morgan was a lifelong member
of the Society of Friends" For
twenty-five years a teacherin Friends
Select School, and 1.-The Westtown
Boarding School.
He was Librarian of 1.-THE Appren-
tees Library" Of Philadelphia for
twelve years.
He and his family moved to Florida
and settled at Kissimmee in 1890, and
came TO Tallahassee in 1901.
He was married to Mary Bacon in
October, 1913 they lived happily to-
gether for fifty-three years. His wife,
Mary Bacon Morgan, died in Tallahas-
see, Florida, May 4, 1907 he followed
her just three months and twenty days
after the parting.
OF a large family of children, none
survived them but Mrs. r. +. Rose,
their youngest child, with whom they
had made their home for years.
Mr.. Morgan was noted for his knowl-
edge of language, especially Greek and
Latin as a Bible scholar he had few
equals Truthful and honest to de-
gree, de knew no guile and was loved
by all he came in contact with for his
beautiful Christian life especially by
the young people was he loved and rev.
cred.
Both he and his wife are buried in
Tallahassee, where they rest side by
side after their long journey together (;
peacefully and confidently awaiting the
call of their Savior, in whom they both
trusted with child-like faith.
r r. r
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-08-30

The work of renovating the Megin.
Miss property on Monroe street has been
begun by O. C.. Parker a. Co., and will
be pushed to a speedy completion.
lot Ladies Colored Parasols TO GO at
actual cost Levy Bros. "a
Chief Hamlin has received his new
Jewel Auto, which is TO be used in con-
nection with the Fire Department.
Mr.. and Mrs George B. Perkins and
little daughter have returned from their
outing at Lanark,
The public is invited 10 investigate
the Worthington Roller Window Screen
at J. w. Corbett's "a
Rev A. +. Householder, who
preached morning and evening in Trim
ity Methodist Church on last Sunday,
has returned home after a pleasant
visit among his old parishioners,
Big reductions in Table Linen. Levy
Bros. q
Rev Ira S. Patterson will return
home from Panacea Springs in time to
hold both services in Trinity Methodist
Church next Sunday. The Communion
service will be held in the morning.
Order your Suit from Burns & Co,
who guarantee fit and style. %
Governor Broward and the /. |, In
vestigating Committee returned Mon
day from Lauderdale, and the work Of
the committee is being pushed to finish
Special sale of sitely soiled White
Bed Spreads. Levy Bros. q
j. b. Theus wishes to remind his
many friends and patrons that he still
carries an up-to-date line in house fur
INishinRs. 20
Subscribe for the True Democrat
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-08-30

The railroad commissioners have serv-
ed notice on the Southern Express Com
pany that they would be required to
show reason why penalty should not be
imposed upon them, by said commits
sioners, for refusal TO act as common
carriers of fruit offered for transpor-
tation by George r. Smith, OF Fruit
land Park. A hearing will be given the
company in Tallahassee at 10 o'clock,
September Bird,
New arriVal of SO inch Combrics and
Percales. Levy Bros. "a
The railroad commission imposed and
collected recent fine Of 500 from the
S. A. l.. r. r. for violation Of rules
relative TO keeping open the freight de-
pot at Jacksonville. for reception of
freight. Also, $3.50 from the A. G. l..
for failure to bulletin delay of passen-
ger train at Ybor City.
This is the weather for Rain Coats,
Umbrellas and Overshoes. Go to Burns
& Co. for them. They carry q large
stock, and prices right. %.
FIR. Fred Burch has returned from an
extended and delightful visit to Cana
da.
Go to Burns & Co.'S. for Bathing
Suits, Negligee Shirts, Summer Under
ware, Knee Drawers, Leather Sock
Carriers, Cravats and Ties. Handker-
chiefs and Lightweight Hosiery -
The many Tallahassee friends Of Or.
A. NJ Manning will regret TO learn OF
his present critical condition, at his
home at Warrington, near Lake
Iamonia.
Order your Suit from Burns & CO.
and have the style and fit guaranteed
OK
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-08-30

Members of che w. F. NJ.
Society and Golden Links who did not
attend the Mite Box Opening, will
please send in their contributions first
of next week, to Miss Jessie Blake,
Treas.
Walking Skirts, Dress Skirts, Style,
Fit and Material guaranteed. Levy
Bros. "a
Milton Index says eff some people
carried their religion in their hearts in
stead of their mouths, wouldn't this be
bully old world p
The public is invited to investigate
the Worthington Roller Window Screen
at ]. W. Corbett's. q
Sergeant d. Ellis, wife and daughter
returned home this week after a two
weeks pleasant visit to Panacea. The
Sergeant is always a pleasing and en-
tertaining guest, and has lots of friends
who always enjoy being at Panacea
with him.
One Of the requisites of a pleasure
trip is a handsome Suit Case or Bag
from the stock of Burns & Co. %
S. w. Lumpkin, formerly agent for
the Southern Express Company of this
city, was here a few hours yesterday
afternoon. He returned on the night
train to Tallahassee where he is now
agent. Live Oak Democrat.
The public is invited to investigate
the Worthington Roller Window Screen
at j. w. Corbett's. q
Subscribe to The True Democrat.
Icons pensi on list is steadily grow
ing. Fifty-five applications have been
passed upon by the State authorities,
and thirteen more are now on file in the
office of the clerk q
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-08-30
LOCAL AND PERSONAL ITEMS.

Mrs. F. G. Keene is spending some
time in Oglethorpe and Atlanta Geor-
gia.
Mr.. Frank Keene Jr., left Friday
for Stone Mountain, Ga, where he will
enter the University school
New, Neat, Nobby mems Neckwear.
Levy Bros. q
Rev j. Edgar Wilson has returned
home from a much enjoyed visit of two
weeks among relatives and friends in
Baltimore.
The public is invited to investigate
the WOrthington Roller Window Screen
at J. w. Corbett's. q
Misses Annie Lloyd Bond, Ireta and
Margaret Bradford will spend the
weekend at Lloyds.
Miss Agnes Edwards and Lima Byrd
who have been the charming guests of
Miss Carrie Edwards, have returned
home.
The public is invited to investigate
the Worthington Roller Window Screen
at J. w. Corbett's. u
Mr.. Robt. w. Levy of Lake Bradford,
accompanied by his son Edward, Mr..
Fred B. Biddulph, Jr. and ''Uncle Dick
Saunders" will leave the first of the
month for Goose Creek on a two week 8
hunting and fishing EXPEDITION.
lot Plain White Check and Drop
Stitch Lawn, 10 yards for 45c. Levy
Bros p
Before purchasing your horse, call
and see my stock, a nice lot just having
come in. j. Z. s. HOUSToUN.
40-tf
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-08-30
REAL OPPORTuNITY.

They 90 no wrong who say come no more
When once knock and fail to find you In
Fer every day stand outside your door
And BID you wake and so 20 fight and win.
Though deep IN mire, wiring not your hands and
weep
l lend my arms to all who say i can"
No shame faced outcast ever sank 50 deep
But yet may rise and be again a man
Weep not for precious chances passed and east
away,
Weep not for golden ages on the Wnnes
Each night burn the records Of ths.past.
At sunrise every soul is born again.
Anonvuous
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-08-30
A DistinRuished visitor.

The United States Tobacco Journal
had the pleasure to greet in its office this
week the Hon. William b. Lamar, who
represents the Third District of Florida
in the House of Congress. Mr.. Lamar
is one of the most distinguished sons Of
the South, having been for many years
Attorney General of his State, and be-
ing the nephew of the late United
States Senator and Cabinet Minister
Lamar, one of the South's greatest
statesman. Our distinguished visitor
represents Florida's tobacco districts,
and in conversation with him he re-
vealed himself as a most ardent advo-
cate and supporter of their specific in
terests. 1t was in their interests that
he spoke and voted against the passage
of the nefarlous Payne Philippine Free
Trade bill, and in doing so he did not
hesitate to rebel" against PARTISAN
ship. He is one of the Il insurgents"
who broke away from their party in
voting against the Philippine Free Trade
bill and has therefore been placed on
the roll of honor by the trade. ANY at
tempt to resurrect the Philippine Free
Trade bill is sure TO find in him an inn
placable and unyielding antagonist. --
u. S. Tobacco Journal.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-08-30
A Valuable Lasson.

"Six years ago l learned valuable
lesson, writes John Pleasant, of Mag.
nolia, Ind. II then began taking DR.
Kings New Life Pills, and the longer |
take them the better l find them I"
all druggists. 25c.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-08-30
nissIonary nc Box Open,nR.

The Woman's Foreign Missionary Sc
ciety and The Golden LINKS held the
quarterly Mite Box Opening Tuesday
afternoon at the residence Of Mrs. K.
j. Evans. Quite number were pres
ent, and the program. so carefully pre-
pared by our efficient president, Mrs.
a. ID. Zachery, and participated in by a
goodly number. was very interesting
found TO contain SOS. 90 which will go to
the support Of our own Florida Mission
aries in foreign lands
Fruit, punch and delicious cake were
served by our gracious hostess. while
ell enjoyed a social half-bour. Mem
bers who tailed TO be there, missed
much. A MEMBERS
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-08-30

"We never repent of eating too lit
tie, was one of the ten rules of life of
Thomas Jefferson, President of the
United States, and the rule applies TO
every one without exception during this
hot weather, because it is hard for
food, even in small quantities, TO be d.
gested when the blood is at HI IN TEN
perature. At this season we should eat
sparingly and properly We should also
help the stomach as much as possible
by the use of a little Kodol For lndiges-
ton and Dyspepsia, which will rest the
stomach by diRresting the food itself.
Sold by all druggists
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-08-30

Those who have stomach trouble. no
matter how slight, should give every
possible help TO the digestive organs, 50
that the food may be digeSted with the
least effort. This may be done by TAX
ing something that contains natural de
gestlve properties something like ko-
dol For Indigestion and Dyspepsia.
Kodol Is a preparation OF vegetable
acids aud contains the very same Juices
found IN 4 healthy stomach. II digests
what you eab Sold by all druggists.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-08-30
Remember

We are closing out our Stock
of Summer Dress Goods and.
Mems :. /. :.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1907-03-08
JOHN |. BEGGS VIEWS
ROUTE FROM COONEY
Goes Over Proposed Line
From OConOmOWOC to
This City.

John l. Beggs of Milwaukee,
president of the Milwaukee Heat
Light and Power company, was a
visitor in the city yesterday, having
made trip over the proposed route
from Oconomowvc Mr.. Beggs was
accompanied OH the overland trip by
Engineer Simmons and w. G. Stone
of this city. The gentlemen made
careful Investigations along the
route, also In the city. They re-
turned to Milwaukee in the after
noon and from there they will go to
Chicago on business connected with
the company. Some work is already
beng done between Oconomowoc
and this city and just as soon as
the weather will permit the building
operations will be rushed to com
pletion. 1t is expected that the line
will not be in operation to this city
till late in the fall and it may be that
an extension of the time for the com
pletion of the line will be asked.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1907-03-08
DELAY CAUSED IN
MARRIAGE ceremony
GrOOm-tO-be Forgot to Sc.
cure a License Wedding
Party Had Gathered.

The Leader hears of an unfortun-
ate plight of certain gentleman re-
siding about five miles south of the
city. He was to have been welded
last Saturday evening to lady resid-
ing about three miles north of the
city. Everything was arranged for
the event, rather nearly everything.
The flowers had been purchased, the
guests invited, the minister engaged.
In fact all were on hand including
that most important factor in the
event, the bride to-b be. The clergyman
was in readiness to utter the magic
words that would make Two hearts
beat as one. 1t is almost invarIable
that a groom to-be Will forget some
detail in such rare event and the
gentleman referred to was no exception
to the rule. He forgot the existence
of law requiring marriage license
and was therefore shy that Necessary
document when the pastor said
'show me!'' There was delay and
it was necessary for the fond ones to
come to the city and secure a special
permit before the ceremony could GO
on. The only discomfort was the
little delay and the disappointment of
some of the friends and relatives who
had gathered to see the knott tied.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1907-03-08
HUGHES TIGHTS BILL
IS UP I'm THE AIR"
FIRST HEARING WILL SOON
TAKE PLACE IN COMMITTEE
Seats Should Be Reserved EARLY
Chorus Girls Will All Be There,
Bald Heads as WelI-Bill Reldt-
ing to WdtertOWn Inter County
Fdir-Other Notes.
(From Tuesdays DaiIy.)

The Leader is under obliga tions to
Assemblyman Fred Smith of Ixonia,
for the following interesting
legislative notes, which will be of
interest to the readers of The Leader:
Hughes anti tights bill will soon
have its first hearing in the committee
room, seats should be reserved before
hand, as standing room will most
certainly be scarce Managers will
be present with members of the Chorus
Union to demonstrate and illustrate
that the adoption of the Huges bill
would work to a disadvantage, for they
say never can the forms Of beauty
better be presented than by the pres
ent forms of costumes worn. The
new short skirts prescribed III that
law would simply put beauty IN the
shade. Say, If that bill becomes a
law it would create steady jobs and
lot of offices seekers could be accom-
modated. Length of skirts must
reach exactly four inches below the
knee, and nobody but an expert could
tell without taking measurements
whether the law was strictly complied
with or not.
Who can tell the aspirations John
had before he framed that bill? Those
who have certain political pull with
the father of the bill, would of course
no foC CT 1nI
That thing was all cooked before
election.
A bill introduced by Assemblyman
Smith, relating to WATERFOWL inter-
county fair, to put this fair on same
basis as other county fairs and draw
state aid allowed by law, was by the
committee recommended for passage
the other day.
District schools will have to provide
8-months school hereafter to enable
them to share in state school money.
A bill to that that effect has passed
the house, and is very likely to pass
the senate also Senator Lakewood
is warm supporter of the measure.
Twenty-Five thousand dollars for
jamestown Exposition-Nit.
Fifty thousand dollars asked by
Estabrook for building in state fair
park to accommodate won out reapers,
plows, harrows, threshing machines
and other articles fit for junk pile,
also-NIt.
Two cent per mile railroad fare.
Well it's coming: too bad to let
the other states get ahead of old
Wisconsin.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1907-03-08
CONGRESS NEARS END.

Rapidly as may be, Congress is
approaching the wind up of the session.
All of the big appropriation bills
are either actually out of the way or
IN such conference shape that passing
them is only a matter of bringing them
to vote. And right here 1t would
be as well to state that there is no
reason why all the appropriation bills
should not have been out of the way
by the end of the calendar year. There
has not been more of small poll
tics and grating and log rolling in
this Congress than usual, but the