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Some TrouhIea Lnft.

The peach crop isn't ruined and real
prosperity is coming back" mourn
fully remarked the confirmed pessirnist.
There is actually nothing for any
class OF people tn feel badly about"
Cheer up" retorted one OF his
hearers. Aren't the Depocrats- wait
ing to have Bryan Nominated at Dem
vsr r7"-Raltimore American
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To Install omoers.

ohicers Of Brandywine Lodge. N. p.
A.. viii be installed on Monday even
ing by Franklin L. Mettler. The ON
GERS ares Past president. Mary Sea-
bert; president. John Sheldon: vice.
president John Harris; chaplain. Mrs.
John Sheldon: conductor. Mr. Wright:
sentinel, Mrs Hartsell: treasurer.
Margaret Duncan.
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WANTED

x,ANTED-FURNITU URL = Your entire
w househsld. aiso office furniture. an
tiqdes. II you have furniture in storage
will buy and pay you cash. more than anx
dealer. estimates given free; all trans
actions confidential. don't sell until you
get nv cash offer. no matter ho~ tzrEe
the amount Piano and two sales fof sale
Write or phone d. & A Phe1z 57tt: Au-
tomato. 2s's e-andfs'@-- = -
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LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE. .
catherine Toomey and Hughey Toomsy
VS.. John J. Kelleher. ct al. -,..,-
In Thancery, New Castle County. SIS.
AND NOW, to-wit, this Tenth day Of
T,fne A. D. 1908 il appearing TO the Cnan-
ceiior bv the affidavit OF Catherine
Toomev and Michael Kellfher, that Joseph
Dorman. Lizzie Haley, Blanche Williams
Charming Way and Mary T. Cloud five OF
the defendants in this cause. have no
Known place Of abode within this county
end cannot be served with process: that
Ioeeph Dorman resides at PHILADELPHIA
STATE Of Pennsylvania, and Claiming WAY
and Mary T. cloud reside In Chester cottn-
~ state OF Pennsylvania, and no appear
ance having been entered for the snid
Toseph Dorman. Channing Way and Mary
n cloud at the return OF the summons
sssued Tor them Il is thereupon on notin1
fha petitioners ordered by the Chancellor
tbat the said Joseph Dorman Chanhine
vVav and Mary r. Cloud, do appear in this
Court on or before the Twentieth day az
INV A. d.. 1908, and show cause II a.ly
tbev have why partition OF the premises
fn the petition described should not Re
made according TO the prayer thereof or
that the petition will be taken pro corr
fesso as to the said Joseph Dorman, Chan
REGISTER is directed to cause a COPY Of
this order TO be published in The Evon-
ing Journal. a newspaper OF Wilmington,
New Castle county, for the period II
thirty days, this next preceding the said
Twentieth day OF July. A. D.. 1908.
j X. NICHOLSON. Chancellor.
Attest-Joseph G. JolIs, Reg q. g.
Wilmington, Delaware June 10. 1905
i20-1m
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rhe poets.

"But your Western life" said Miss
Kulcher, rs close to nature I should
think you'd be fond Of the poets"
But. ma'am." replied Mr. Bariat, Of
Montana. Il don't understand EN-; I
met a poet once and he wouldn't take
a drink nk"-catholic Standard and
Times.
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NnTILES
LOST AND FOUND

'-------->s
l. leaving Fourth street wharf and go
ing up Church St., a gold heart-shaped
charm with three gold links on one side
and A. o. II. w on the other side. iie-
ward II returned to 1904 Woodlawn Ave
i,ff-1f
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PROPOSALS


d RoPOsALs FOR SUBSISTENCE
I stores-Sealed proposals. in tripncate,
VIII be received at the Adjutant- General 2
Office. 18th and Orange Sis. Wilmington.
Del. until o'clock p m, Saturday. duly
IS, 1905. at which time and place they VIII
be opened iu the presence Of attending bid
ders for the furnishing and delivery to
the undersigned for the use Of the Or
ganized Militia Of Delaware, certain ar
be delivered at the annual camp al Rc-
hoboth Del. commenAng on July p. i?o.
The right 10 reject any or all bids is
reserved.
For blank proposals and information
apply TO W. r. Stover, Chief Quarter
master and Commissary. State Arsenal,
18th and Orange SITS, Wilmington.
iyi-6t-eod
d RoPosALs FOR FURNISHING MA
terials The Board OF Directors OF
the Street and Sewer Department will e.
ceive sealed proposals at the office, 5 w.
corner Sixth and King streets, until 20
o'clock a. M Tuesday. July "a, 1905, for
furnishing the following materials winch
Department for a period Of one year fsOm
~ MATERIALS.
Bituminous coal. foNeign and domes,is
Portland cement terra Gotta pipes. cast
ings sewer bricks. sidewalk paving bricks
bar sand, river paving sand and gravel
Copies Of instructions. specifications and
proposal blanks may be obtained AT the
office OF the Street and Sewer Depart-
ment
The right to reject any or all Bids. or 70
accept any portion Of a bid IS reserved.
Attest: T.. V. CHR1STY,
jyl-2-3-6-1 Secretary
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Railroad Station Painted.

The Delaware avenue station OF the
b. & o. railroad has been painted in
side and out. greatly improving the ap-
pearance Of the property.
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Va al DealIs Island

.si'eu. - at Deals Island.
tne o.ner noou Horace W. Bolton win
ana DaNiu M1 July orator to-mor-
ana Cnauncey ld. Md The entire
tnem "s1 hu1s Ste In patriotic ex-
most exhausted Ds viii be enfartaivsS
venture.
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statesmen WANTED

q AI.EsNfAN wANTED-sEI.L RET AL
> trade. s75 10 Si7I per month and ex'
penses or commission. Experience ui,-
necessary. Hermngsen Cigar Co, Toledo,
Ohio. f2g-6f
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Improvino His Residence.

Or. James A. Draper Is having ex-
tensive repairs made to his reslds"ce
at Delaware avenue and Washington
streets
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ROE sALR

Five 2k-story houses. 2Srd and Monroe
streets, rooms. bath, pantry, large store
room. cemented cellar. hot air heater
'front.' and back porches and bay windows.
Prices right and terms reasonable. Apply
10 w. g.. Bryan and S. II. Baynard. 1r.
Fifth and MARKET SITS f74-kod-tf
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HARRY ]. sTTDHAM.
REGISTERS ORDER.
Ofnce Of the Rerlatnr ~ Will

REGISTERS ORDER.
:. Office Of the Register OF wills.
NeW castle Co. Del. June 29th fa0s
Lpon tne application OF Frank r. Yer
i11n u,i,, ano James b. Vernon, Executors ~
Mlliiam O. Vernon. late OF Brandywine
hundred. In said county, deceased y h
yyst-uvSIeo ana directed by the Register OF
wis that the Executors Aforesaid
tsrs ters Testsn.rfsr RoslSs 9f granting Of Let
Of the deceased. with the date OF srant.
ing thereof, by causing Advertisements
70 be posted within forty days from tie
public places OF TIE county OF New Castle.
requiring all persons having demands
against the estate to present the same. or
abide BY an Act OF Assembly in such case
made and provided; and also cause the
same 70 be inserted within the sama
period IN The Evening Journal, a news
paper published in Wilmington. Del in
70 be continued therein three weeks.
Given under the hand and seal
OF office OF the Register ~ Wits
aforesaid, at Wilmington. IN New
(SEAL) Castle county aforesaid. the dav
and year above written.
FRANCIS NJ WALKER.
Register Of Wills.
NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given that Letters Tc~-
tamentary were in due form Of law grant
eQ unto the undeftiEneu, on the Z4fn UaV
OF June, A. D.. 1908, and that all persons
having claims against the estate OF the
deceased must present the same duly Al.
tested. to the said Executors. on or before
the. Act Of Assembly in such case made
and provided.
FRANK R. VERNON.
JAMES B. VERNON,
Address. George Lodge. Esq. Ittorneg.st. ItSSqs9r
Law Wilmington Del iS0-eod-qt
REGISTERS ORDER
Office Of the Register OF wills
New Castle Co, Del, June nth 1908
- ron the application Of Charles P
hremer. Executor Of Susanna b. Bremen
late OF Wilmington hundred in said e,,,.,l
~ deceased, n is ordered and directed IN,
We REGISTER Of Wills that the Executor
aforesaid give notice Of granting IN T,,,t
tfrs tbe Issstame1tary upon the estate OF
granting thereof. by causinr az
sertisements to be posted within forty
DAYS from the date OF such letters IN Six
New Castle, requiring ali persons hayi,,, ~
demands against the estate Ia nrsss,,,
the same, or abide by an act Of Assemble
~ eass ssea ne case made .o and provided. and also
same period IN The Evening Journal "a
newspaper published IN Wilmington iSei
and to be continued therein three weeks
Given under the hand and seal
Of office OF the Register OF wis
aforesaid at Wilmington In New
(SEA1O Castle county aforesaid, the dav
and year above written.
FRANCIS NJ. WALKER,
Register OF Wills
NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given that Letters Tes-
tamentary were IN due form OF law
granted unto the undersigned on the i-ih
day of June, A. D., 1908. and that an per
sons having claims against the estate OF
the deceased must present the same duly
attested TO the said Executor, on or be-
fore the nth day OF June. A. D.. 1909 ct
abide the Act OF Assembly In such case
made and provided
CHARLES p. BREMER.
Executor
Address. William f. Kurtz Esq, Attor-
rev-at-T.aw, Wilmington. Del
t1g-9t-eod. -
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FOR SALE

N. r. corner Of Gnpin Ave. and Jackson
81 The large three-story double frame
dwelling. containing thirteen rooms and
bath, front back and side porches: 40
feet front on Gilpin avenue. nice Shade
and IN good condition. Possession in rea
sonable time -
GIBBONS & MOORE,
Fifth and Shipley SITS.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

ID Uss1AN. AND TURKISH BATH.
N Only one in town. Shower baths aud
pool. 10 cents. Good attention. S. W Co
srd and shipley SITS Louis uditsky. Mgs.
j2s-im
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

IxTANrED-ABIE BODIED MEN be-
w tween ages 10 and 35 for q. $.
Marine Corps. Must be native born or
have first papers Excellent opportunity 10
see the world. Good pay. Clothing, rations,
quarters, medical attendance free. APP Y
az u. S. Marine Corps Recruiting Ofdce,
Postofnce Building, Wilmington, Del.
jys-24t
XKJANTED-FOR T. S. ARNfY-ABI.E-
w bodied, unmarried men. between ages
OF Is and s5 citizens Of the United States
OF good character and temperate habits
who can speak, read and write Eng
lish. For Information apply TO Re
SIN ST., Philadelphia Pa; No n Srd
ST., Camden. n. J. Cor. Broad and FrHI
SIS, Trenton. n. J. corner 4th and MAY
ket SITS. Wilmington. Del: 6ia Penn ST.,
Reading Pa; Mountain city Bldg, Ports
Vile. Pa. iyt-5m
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EoR SALE

BARGAINS IF BOUGHT QUICK.
1908 Hancock St.. new.
iios W. 9Th St., Modern. years old =
1909 w. 9TH St.. modern. 2 years old
1873 W 5th St. modern. =
Sos Washington st. modern
oath St. near Market, modern.
House at Eismere modern. large iot-
House at Rosseil. modern, u acre.
House at Marshallton. modern. y ac-s
House at Richardson. modern, larke LOT.
New houses both East and West side on
easy plan. Only 500 to start.
Suburban building lots
~ Q. G. GooDEN.
Both Phones. $50 Market 81
EoR sALE-aos WEST NINTH ST. A
L good place to alter to store and Sc
cure returns OF Il per cent Can give I'M
meciats possession.
CHARLES c. KURTz.
1oi1 Market Street.
m11-tf (Opposite Court Houss)
q OF. .sALE-ATLANTIC CITY. FIRE.
proof hotel. central location. Very
close to beach; fully equipped, commzad-
ing frst-class patronage: will sell on easy
terms. Address NJ. Is Review ofnce: AT
lanuc City. i2e-6t
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THE BINGHAM

a-O,r-rrxYuHr,r Tennessee av, near
CONTINENTAL P. r. R. ana beach.
Modern ir detail elevator. private baths,
-hish-class cuisine; SS to SIS weekly: SL6o
o. MARdAREr WALSH DUNCAN. Prep.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT
1911 w 18th St. rooms and porch.
2ii Rodney ST., rooms and porch.
sos DUPONT ST. rooms and porch.
f24 s. Van Buren St. rooms and porch.
lN2-M Lancaster Ave. Z rooms. porch.
ol6 w. 3rd ST.. rooms.
- concord Ave. rooms, and porch.
ltl2 Harrison ST.. rooms. porch.
sgs-ls Brown St., 6 rooms porch.
w Gray Ave. rooms porch.
20 Market St, 9 rooms porch
House at Marshalton
house at Richardson Park.
hats, centrally located
o. g. GOODEN. sss Market ~
Both Phones
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To Give River Ride.

The second annual river ride sa1 Ssn'
/. c. f. will be given on Tuesd
ing on the steamer ulric2-
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NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given that Letters Of
vert In due form OF law granted unto
the undersigned, on the nth day OF Jure,
A. D., 1908. and that all persons having
claims against the estate OF the deceased
must present the same, duly attested. 10
the said Administrator. eta, on or be-
fore the 18th day OF June, 1909 or abide the
Act OF Assembly In such case made and
provided
HARRY ]. STIDHAM.
Administrator G. T. a.
Address, Harry J. Stidham. No III nas.
Fourth street, Wilmington, Del
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


FOR SALE
DESIRABLE DWELLINGS.
1902 w. 10th, facing Cold Spring Park 10
room, bath ana porch.
l06 Franklin St, facing sth ST. Park, 10
rooms and bath and porch. Fine view OF
Delaware river
No. I W. 11th St. 10 rooms, bath, porsh
These properties are offered at reduced
prices
Apply
WILMINGTON TRUST Co,
Tenth and Market SITS
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EOR SALE

No. / West 18th St. 10 rooms and bath.
heater, porch. etc This large dwelling has
been put in the best OF condition and can
be bought on very reasonable terms.
GIBBONS & MOORE,
Fifth and Shipiey SITS
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For RENT
rs 10 sSth St., z rooms. new.
1872 Lancaster Ave, rooms (new).
4 S, DUPONT St. rooms.
1873 Jackson ST.. 10 rooms.
220 Gray Ave. rooms
li Rodney St.. 8 rooms
2Ool Jefferson ST. 3 rooms
A. b. STATION. 7o7 Shirley strsst
T OR RENT-NICE APARTMENTS, IN.
mediate possession.
CHARLES G. KURTB.
Opposite Court House) ioi1 Market 81.
a9-tf
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-GLENSIDE
STICKNEY
NEW BELMONT

n Homelike and attractive. s. up. dsiiv.
lSsl250 up weekly. Ocean and Virginia Avcs
w. ]. WARRINGTON.
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LOOKi LOOKl LOOKi
Whitewater. carpetcieani ng. kalso.
mining sodding, etc. See WALTER b
Kidding. SIS King street. Leave orders
or slate D and A. Phone i5ss-A.
jio-im-eod
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For RENT
FOR RENT

FOR RENT
2i7 West st.
House In very nice order
Hot water heat.
II rooms and bath.
Rent very moderate.
GEORGE r. TOWNSEND CO..
ai5-lt Ninth ana shipiey So
The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1908-10-01

quantities that the superinte-o -
Mrs. L. III Palmer, had great difficult
ty in finding room. The sweep stakes
in bread went to Sleepy Eye flour, sold
by Won Wald & Go. The good things
were baked by Mrs. William Krug of
Reedsburg. Mrs. Wilbur Cowles re-
ceived first honors on her splendid
bread, cakes and pies. The Judging
was done by Mrs. George Carpenter.
There were exhibits of gasoline en-
gines and farm machinery by S. A.
McCoy of North Freedom,C. II. Grub,
Rollo Prothero, ,Gollmar, ,Kelley& john
son and John Martiny ofBaraboo. The
Prothero gasoline engine never stopped
day or night with its water pumping
and Mr.. Grub was kept busy explain
ing his humane cow stanchion, litter
carrier and tank heater. All proclaim
ed that Mr.. Grub had very fine in
vention in the stanchion.
The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1908-10-01
AN INTERESTING EXHIBIT.
Sauk County Residents Surprised at
What North Dakota is Able to
Produce.
II did not know that corn grew in
North Dakota

II did not know that corn grew in
North Dakota"
cit surely did not grow there"
"My, what fine pottery"
"That grain is equal to the grain in
Sauk county"
These and other expressions were
some of those heard in the tent where
the North Dakota exhibit was shown
by Mr.. r. F. Flint, assistant dairy
commissioner, and Mr.. E. I'll. Christin-
sen of Bismark, North Dakota. The
exhibit included grasses, grains, alfalfa,
brick, pottery, coal, game birds and in-
teresting products and objects from
that resourceful state. Those in charge
had plenty of literature and maps for
those desiring to know more about the
country. Souvenirs were also in evil
dence and the place was one of the
most attractive and popular on the
grounds at the fair.
The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1908-10-01
MISS PECK WINS AGAIN
Interesting Event on Thursday in
COnneC tiOu with the Sauk County
Fair.

In the declamatory contest on Thurs
day at the Sauk County fair Miss Vida
Peck of Ableman again won. She is
the daughter of William Peck, the
Baraboo florist, and has won in several
previous contests. The subject of her
defamation was, "The Ruggles," and
was exceptionally we'll given. elbow
the LaRue Stakes were Lost" by
Hazel Hindes of Ablemen took second
and "The Black Horse and his Rider"
by John Barkenhagen of North Free
dom took third. The other speakers
and subjects were:
CHOW he Saved st. Michaels," by
Amy Schrieber of Glenville.
Gan Appeal for Prohibition" by
Myrtle Barrow of Merrimack.
commencement" by Lily Lieder of
North Freedom.
"In the Kegs" by Gloria Cooper of
Merrimack.
"Where is the Boy?" by Fern Halb-
man of Merrimack.
In the five minute reading contest
from GA Hunting of the Deer" Hazel
Hines of Ableman took first, Harold
Hackett of North Freedom took Sec
ond and William Kasiska of Baraboo
took third.
ALI of the speakers in both contests
did well. TheJudges were Principal
6. F. Snyder of the Sauk County
Training school, Miss Fern Dollar
of the same institution and AS
sistant County Superintendent Annie
Reynolds of North Freedom.
The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1908-10-01
ANOTHER BARN
STRANGELY BURNS
(From Fridays Daily.)

The barn, granary and other build
1ngs, with the exception of the sum-
mer kitchen and wood shed, on the
Armbruster place, on which the
house burned some time ago in a
strange manner, burned this morning
All the available help from the
neighborhOod was called in order to
keep the fire from spreading. The
buildings across the road started to
burn from the heat and flying sparks,
but the fire was put out.
The cause of the fire is not known
1t was started and out side of control
before anything could be done.
The Reuter- family has been living
in the summer kitchen since the burn
ing of the house.
The buildings were insured.
One horse could not be gotten out
and perished. The same fate also met
some of the chickens. The grain, hay,
machinery and other property belong
ing to Mr.. Reuter- and family were
consumed, Nearly all of their cloth
ing was stored in the granery and this
was likewise lost. The two fires in
close succession has left the family
without personal property and pract-
ically homeless.
The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1908-10-01
A Wonderful Quilt

In Superintendent Mrs. &. G.Marrl-
otis department there was on exhibit
ton a wonderful quilt loaned by Mrs.
Emma MarstOn Of KilbOurn. Ii con-
tains the names of many veterans and
members of the W. r. e. who assisted
in raising a fund. The judging was
done by Mrs. E. Huebing Of Baraboo'
The pictures displayed in the de-
partment of Mrs. r. b. GriggS covered
a wide space. E. e. Palmer had lot
of fine ones and the work Of Master
Percy SCHNEIDER showed much I'M
provement over previous years. Mrs.
J. e. English was the judge.
Mrs. Slade was able to show great
amount of very fine work in the
needle department. Mrs. Huebing al
so Judged the articles.
William Toole, the pansy man, was
at home among the plants and flowers
Mrs. WILDER Cowles was the judge.
The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1908-10-01
PLANNING FOR THE CAMPAIGN
Meet with Comfy Chair.
man E. F. Dithmar and Discuss
the Work

On Thursday morning Chairman E.
f. Dithmar of the Republican County
committee and a number of the candi-
dates met at the Republican head
quarters to discuss plans for carrying
on the campaign. The matter of
speakers and ways to add to the inter
est of the work to be done during the
next few weeks were talked over. All
agreed that the outlook was bright for
large majority at the November elec
tion. Besides the chairman among
those present from out of town at the
meeting were:
Arthur w. Kopp of PlatteviIle, can
didate for congress.
WILDER Cahoon of the town of Bara-
boo, candidate for the assembly.
Grant Dryer Of Dellona, candidate
for sheriff.
s. T. Hudson of Reedsburg, candi-
date for register of deeds.
Postmaster F. A. Cooper of Merri-
mack and Postmaster HI. E. Paddock
of La Vale and others were In Bara-
boo on Wednesday evening to meet
Mr.. Kopp. A number of friends call
ed upon him at the New Warren
while here. Mr.. Kopp says that there
will undoubtedly be great victory for
the Republican party in November.
He had been in attendance at the state
meeting of the Republicans at Madi-
son.
The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1908-10-01
A Fine California Daughter

E. g. Fuller, formerly ,agent of the
American Express company at Bara-
boo, came from Delavan on Thursday
to visit friends and attend thellfair.
Mr.. Fuller reports that he is a grand
father and that the grandchild is the
finest girl in all California. The
mother is Mrs. w. F. Newberry, 1914
East 22nd street, Los Angeles, Cal,
and will be remembers by Baraboo
friends as Miss N aude Fuller. = Mr..
Fuller reports that some time next
month he proposes to make haste to.
wards the setting sun to visit the new
member of the family.
The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1908-10-01
ENORMOUS PRICE
FOR TWENTY ACRES

A. w. Rohn has secured an option
on the north twenty acres of WILDER
Cahoon's farm, on which is terminal
moraine, for $1,000, which will go tC-
wards the purchase price of $4,000
which has been agreed upon.
The object of the purchase is mining
purposes. The whole forty acres was
purchased by Mr.. Cahoon for $3.50.
He has expended $50 for new road
making the total cost of $1,000. He
now makes a profit of $4,000 besides
having half of his farm left.
The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1908-10-01
MACARTHUR & SON
PURCHASE POWER
New Industry to be Located on the
BarabOO River at the Foot of
Oak Street.

Macarthur & Son have purchased
from the First National bank the
water power at the foot of Oak street
where the Hoyt Mill was located be-
fore it burned down. Mr.. Macarthur
annou nces that he will
commence at once to erect a building
for the manufacture of rugs and linen
goods. He also states that when he
mas installed first class wheel that he
will have power to sell. The dam fur
nishes about 12O horse power.
The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1908-10-01
FIRST FALL OF
THE FALL SNOW

The predictions of Sunday morning
by those who experienced in any way
the extreme change to coldness and
gradual increasing coldness and rain
during the day, that snow might fall,
came true last evening when the inno-
cence of the storms came down for
some time in hurried flakes of inordin-
ate transiency.
The change from the drouth and
heat of Saturday to the damp and
coldness of Sunday is without any
very recent parallel.
If the rain was general in the state it
will prove to have been a boon to the
northern section.
The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1908-10-01
TELLS OF EXPLORATION
A. B. Stout Describes His Journey in
Dakota.
GAINESVILLE Gazette)

A. B. Stout, assistant professor of
botany at the University of Wiscon-
sin and ce-president of the Wiscon-
sin Archaeological Society, spent Sun
day at the home of Halvor l.. SkavIem,
chairman of the research committee
of the last named organization. Mr..
Stout recently completed six weeks of
field work among the old village sites
of the Arika, Mandans, and Hidatsa
(Gros Ventres} along the Missouri
river in North Dakota. His work was
conducted under the auspices of the
historical society of that state and he
made number of valuable discoveries
which will be important ontributions
to the records of Indian lore. A small
group of Janesville people who are
interested in this sort of work, inciud-
ing Horace McElroy and Fred Clemon,
listened with rapt attention yesterday
afternoon to the account of his exper-
ences and "fnds." He also exhibited
number of duplicates of the photo
graphs he had taken for the society.
Mr.. Stout surveyed the Sauk
county mounds for the Wisconsin
society and also collaborated with H.
L. Skavlem in the preparation of an
exhaustive account of the Indian earth
works of the Lake Koshkonong
region, recently published in the Wis
consin Archaeologist.