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and hi. two acoompiiee. also hay. been punished.
Important to all Women
 Readers of this Paper.

Women are as subject to kidney troubles as men. which fact is otten overlooked.
 Many woman's complaints often prove to be nothing else but kidney trounle' or the result of kidney or bladder dis- ease.
 If the kidneys are not in healthy condition, they, will cause the otner organs to become diseased.
 You may suffer e great deal wi.h pain in the back. bearing-do feei- :ngs, headache and loss of ambition.
 Poor health makes you nervous, TIT table and may be Respondent; It makes any one so. .-
 But thousands of irritable. nervous tired and broken-down women have .e- stored their health and strength by tne use of Swamp Root, the great Kidney Liver and Bladder Remedy.
 Swamp-Root brings new lire ana sc- tivity to the kidneys. the cause Of such troubles.
 Many send for a sample bottle 10 see what Swamp Root, the great Kidney. Liver and Bladder Remedy will do TOT pr. Kilmer & Co.,. Binghamton. N. f.. has not already tried it. may address and receive sample bottle free oy maii'
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lus of Mobile Society

wards. but is spending a few days in Birmingham en route.
 Mrs. c. M. Luce Is expected home in few days from an extended trip to New York.
 Already much Is on societys tapis in honor of Mrs. Garrett. of Ney York. who Is on a visit to her sister. Mrs. R. A. Sadler. A bridge party will bo given in her honor on Tuesday after noon.
 Miss Irene Stanard. who returned from a very pleasant three weeks visit to Puerto Cortez, arrived just in time to see her sister. Mrs Edward s. Jones. (Florence Stanard). before she left for Anniston on yesterday. Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Chesley E. Jack son. have been on visit here to Mrs Jones's mother,sdrs. s. C. Stanard They wtll spend a few days In Annis- ton as the guests of MT. and Mrs. John C. Stanard, before Mrs. Jones joins her husband in New York. Mrs. Jack son will stop in Cincinnati for a visit to her aunt ,.
 The Phiiomathic Club met this af- ternoon with Miss Carrie Dukes. with the following aIl-American program;
 Roll call answered by quotations from Washington Irving.
 Sketch of Washington Irving by Miss Ella Wheeler.
 Paper on Indians of New York, by Miss Carrie Dukes.
 Reading from the Sketch Book-In- dian Traits. by club members.
 Miss Nell Hall was the hostess for the Knockers Club this afternoon and besides the regular club members she also entertained Miss Elizabeth Rnett. and Miss Marie webb.
 Her prizes were dainty colored hand kerchiefs served In boxes while the tees were served In dainty Dresden
 The handkerchief will be very neces- sary requisites for the tomorrow after- noau's costumes of the younger set Tor they will figure very decidedly in the waving handk erchief world if the base ball fans" have rightly predicted sue cess for the Mobile team.
 Miss Nell Hall who was Queen of the Mardi Gras carnival. Is to reign again tomorrow on the baseball grounds.
 She will be sponsor for the Mobile nine and will have as her maids Misses Julia Creery, Marie Webb. Grace Rock wall, Aline St. John. Alice Jay, Madie DiEgett, Agnes Orton, Emily Goulon, Taiiulah Sage and Dorothy Donald. Four automobiles will convey the royal baseball party to the grounds at Mon- roe Park prior to, which there Will be parade through the principal streets.
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CONGRESS
Senate Summary.

Washington, April 29.-Senator Da- wis. of Arkansas. created a mild sem sation in the Senate today. when dis cussing his resolution calling on the Secretary of the Interior for tnforma' tion about the tribal rolls of Choctaw and Chickasaw Indians of Oklahoma, he declared that 10000 names were being kept of the rolls by the secre- tary and instanced a case in which ne said nine members of a family were rated as negroes and only one as an Indian.
 Advancing toward MT. Forsker, of Ohio. his voice thundered throughout the chamber and adjacent halls as he ask ed if the Ohio Senator loved ne- Eroes," so well why did he not come forward and defend those members of that race.
 Only laughter greeted this and Mr. Foraker requested in a mildtone that the Senator speak louder. Later Mir. Davis's resolution was passed.
 All the pension bills on the calendar and many other measures of minor inn portance were passed during the day.
 Senator Warner, of Missouri. being i'll with a cold, an agreement was reached to permit other Senators to read for him the remainder of his Brownsville speech.
 At 4:20 p. m.. the Senate adjourned.
 House Summary.
 Washington, April 2s.-The sundry
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NEWS OF ATMORE.
eunday school Picnic to Be Given In
 May.

sunday sehsol Picnic to Be Given In
 May.
 Atmore. April 2s.-(special. )-The following is the program of the elev- enfh annual Sunday school picnic tc as. 5''N 10 a. ua.--cali to order.
 March to platform by school.
 Devotional exercises. led by Judge M. r. Brooks. of Brewton-
 Recitation, by school
 Historical addresa Rev. A. r Sims. ssaelations of Sunday Schools to tht Church" Rev. ". B. CrumptUn of Montgomery.
 aDeeision of Character" Rev. E. A.. i aBsnevolenee.s H. H. Holmes. Brew. ton. dinner.
 %1:3o D. m.-Devotional exercises, lec ny D. c. Burson of Atmore. A"Chrtstian Citizenship" Senator W. ". Barbour. Brewton.
 Review of the results of the Sunday schools of this place led by Rev. J. E :. tEolley. Flomaton.
 On the Sunday following the church will be dedicated and pr. Crumptoi W.ll preach the dedicatory sermon. One of the most delightful dances of #Nflt oGGSOu NaS hCAd AoSN SNOhAAS ghe young people of Atmore gathered t Peavy's HaIF with Mrs. J. J. Grif fn of Selma jas the guest of honor. - large 1Amber of spectators were resaak and enjoyed the evening witl Ae smerry dancers. The music was furnished by a string band. and some twenty three young people participated who were: Mrs. J. J. Grimm of Sel ma, Miss Mazie Russell of Monroeville Miss Marie Lewis of Perdido. Missei Grace Stewart, Alice Talmage, Ros' Anna Diamond. Ella Adams. Daisy Cur ris Edith Adams, Addie Fridge, Lull Wikgins, Leonora Dowery, Anna Mae Mccoy, Mabel Wallace. and Miss Meeks h6essrs. H. Clark. D. T. Peavy, Hunter wsggins. Cecil Jones, c. Paul Smith. E. Y. Goldsmith. F. Peavy, Jr., Lew Wallace and Nick Stallworth.
 Mrs. J. F. Peavy was in Mobile yes- Serday.
 W. J. Holland was here from Brew ton yesterday. shaking hands with many friends.
 Misses Frances Havard and Marie Lewis were here from Perdido yester- day.
 Rev. ". r. Ellisor has returned from Chattanooga, where he attended the Layman's Missionary Conference.
 Mrs. J. R. Curry and little daugh- ter, Pauline. are in Mobile visiting Mrs. Curry's parents. MT. and Mrs. Faith.
 Miss Magic Russell of Monroeville Is here. the guest of her cousins. the Misses Wisgins.
 J. B. Steward of Walnut Hill. Fla. was here Monday looking after busi- ness matters.
 R. c. Clark has returned to Pensa- cola after spending several days with relatives here.
 Mrs. Alice Steel and children of Oneonta are here visiting the former 6 parents, Mir. and Mrs. Maxwell.
 R. F. Cruit was here from Mortimer Tuesday.
 J. c. GulleY and two sons of Robin aonville were here Tuesday.
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PoRTER-GARBER.
Brilliant Wedding at .DemopoIis
 Today.

18O8ys
 Demopolis, April 29-(Special.) )- Among the. social events of major i'm portance that are scheduled for this week is the marriage of Miss Louise Garber to WA :. Porter of Birming ham. ~@
 The ceremony will take place Thurs day at the home of the brides par ents, Mir. and Mrs. B. L. Garber, and already the town Is filled with visit W. T. Kelley and daughter. Miss Viv- ian Kelly, and Mrs, E. D. Bondurant, of Mobile:. Mir and Mrs. James Gar Der and Miss Esther Browder. of Iiv- ingston.
 At the handsome home of her par ents, Csptsin and Mrs. J. c. Webb. Mrs. Sadie de Campi entertained al lunch con Wednesday afternoon in compli- ment to Miss Louise Garber, the bride elect. The color scheme, red and green, was carried out in the de- tails of all the decorations.
 Mrs. E. B. Mccarthy returned from Selma Tuesday. where she went with her husband several days ago. MT. McCarty uDderwent a painful oD- eration on oY. If his eyes and the attending phyA. .ns have grave fears that they will be compelled to remove the eye.
 TH Tibbs. manager of the Black Warrior Lumber Company of this city has returned from a business visit to Florida.
 Mayor Meriwether is having some extensive Improvements made on his residence on Walnut Street. A second story will be added and other work done that will add very much to this already beautiful home.
 Miss Margaret Bailey. who has been visiting friends in Faunsdale. has re- turned home.
 Miss Eugenia Lattimer who has been visiting friends ih Browns Station. has returned home.
 Mayor George Fl. Mckee. of Fauus- dale. passed through the city Tuesday en route home from a visit to Bladon Springs.
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AnoIorx from Ianan.

Pekin, April 2s.-The Mukden inci- dent arising out of an assault commit ted recently by a Japanese postman and other Japanese upon the native servants of the American Consul, Gen. Willard D. Straight Is regarded as be- ing satisfactorily closed NJ. Kato, the Japanese Consul at Mukden, has writ ten letter of apology and regret to Mir Straight. The postman has been sentenced to one month imprisonment
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oers~. Party at rouiminviiIs.


 Mobile, April 2ss--(Spec.al.)- )--Toul- : uafnyiiie. one of the most attractive or Mobfle's suburbs, wae the scene tnis Afternoon of an ideal garden party.
 m society language. 1t was a tea, and the invitations were issued TOT such. but the grounds surrounding the house of Judge and Mrs. Toulmin are eo pleasing to the eye at this season, that much of the time was spent In xnsir garden of roses.
 The Interior of the house was lavish : iy decorated with springtime blossoms as well, and Mrs. Toulmin, who Is the ehbod.ment of fiower-iike beauty her self. received In gown typical or the season.
 The tea was in compliment to Mrs. William Blake, former and much . appreciated resident of the city and sife received with Mrs. Toulmin. Mrs. 1T: T.. Pillans, Mrs. c. J. Torrey and Mrs. Toulmin Gaines also assisted in receiving the guests. and Mrs Louis Donald presided over the tea urn.
 The Chautauqua held It's semi monthly meeting this afternoon with Mrs. H. H. Duffee as usual.
 The program was an interesting one. viz:
 Readins-Finiands Women to the Front.
 sketch-william Dean Howelis.
 Discussion-Two Chapters of Pro vincial Types"
 Reading from Dean Howeiis-"rhe Rise of Sfias Lapham."
 Roll call answered by quotations from each ones favorite New England author.
 A very high compliment was paid to 9he memory of Mrs. D. E. Huger, whose death has been so great an af- fliction in the community, by the Mo- bile Cotton Exchange. as 1t was the first time in it's history that 1t has sent flowers to any but members funeral.
 Colonel HuBer was such a valued member and one of its founders and Mrs. Huger so great a favorite among .ts members. that floral design with the Mobile Cotton Exchange card at- tached. was one of the noticeably pret- " offerings seen at the funeral.
 M. J. ". Huger, of MontTomery. who was in the city yesterday in attend aucs at the funeral of Mrs. D. E. Huger. returned to Montgomery last night.
 Mrs. Rhett Geode, who has been in attendance at the D. A. R's meeting in Washington, and also spending the Easter vacation with her daughter. Niles Mabel Goode. in and around Washington. at West Point and Am nnpoiis. has turned her face Mobile
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Whenever the blood is infect poisonous germs blood t which and polutes Nothing trying than healing chronic old all applications and ordinary treatments Is good alarm which produces especially this true if the trouble any inherited taint Surface treatment cannot reach the
 fault and purified before hoped for will be found remedy for sores and ulcers of every kind
 directly into circulation promptly of all impurities and tants The ulcer blood discharges into the matter with which
 rid the blood of this and shened ard built up naturally and of its heals the place should be
 healed permanent lasting Book Sores and Ulcers be all write
 4 THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,, ATLANTA, GA.
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FIRST DISTRICT REPUBs.
Negro PresIdea and Roosevelt and
 Taft Endorsed.

Nerro Presidea and Roosevelt ana
 Taft Endorsed.
 Mobile. April 29.-The First Con- Eressional District Republican ConVen- tion was held today at noon with James T. Peterson, a negro, of Mobile. presiding. .
 Representatives were present from six counties in the State. Postmaster P. D. Barker and J. T. Peterson of Mobile were elected delegates to the National Convention at Chicago.
 Resolutions were adopted endorsing the administration of President Roose- welt and William H. Taft as the norni- nee for the Presidency. The resolution said that Taft was the man who could carry out the policies of Roosevelt
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Several of the stores are closed during the morning services.
 Miss Georgia Manning has returned from pleasant visit with Mrs. J. II. Pittman In Atmore.
 J. E. Ffnlay returned yesterday from a business visit to Montgomery
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MARINE NEWS .

Mobile. April 2s-Cleared; strs. Viola CBrit). Purdon. Liverpool; Fort Nor gan. (NorD, Olsvick. Bocas del Toro; schr Herymonous (BrD, Somerville. Cardcnas
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/ hereby announce myself c candidate for Member of the Board of Revenue Of Mont. Gomery County, subject to the action of the Democratic primaries.
 DAVID FLEMING.
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Port Eads. La, April 2s.-Arrived; Strs. Carolina (Aus.). Ragusin, Port Tampa Taunton (NorD. Sorensen. Port Limon; Reeforth (Brit), Osborn. Tam pico.
 Sailed: strs Elmar (Amn.). Burns New York; Washgenan (AmnD. Crow ley. Sabine; tug Standard (Amn), Godfrey), Philadelphia, with barge No. 92,
 New Orleans. April 29.-Cleared Strs. Jon Wilson (Nor), Hansen. Juer- to Cortez; Bertha (Norwcgian). Aamot Port Limon Mobila (Cuban), MacDon- aid, Livingston via Belize. Puerto Cor tez and Port Barrios; Origen (Nor) Wang Bocas del Toro; Dictator (Nor.) Haraldsen. Bluefelds.
 Galveston, April 29.-Arrived: Strs Helgoland (Ger), Meyerhe;m. Cien- fuegos; Lampassas (Amn.). Johnstone, New York.
 Cleared; Strs. Norheim (Nor.), Ton nessen. Port Arthur; Deliver (Amn.) Stanes New York.
 Sailed: strs. Norheim (Nor). Tonnes sen. Port Arthur, Denver, (Amn.), Sta ples. New York; Elba (Amn.), Quick New York.
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------------------------- PROMOTING A TEMPLE.
Pythian Sisters Will Meet In Mobile
 Today,

Today.
 Mobile, April 29-(Special)- meet ing of the knights and ladies interested in the organization of temple or Pythian Sisters will be held in Pythian Castle Hall at 11:3o o'clock tomorrow morning.
 The movement has been worked up in this city by Mrs. August Buerger and Mrs. w. H. Bancroft, and the interest manifested indicates that permanent organization will be suc- cessfully effected in the near future.
 The meeting will be addressed by Past Grand Chancellor Horsler, of Pensacola, and Grand Chancellor J. D. Bloch of this city.
 It is believed that with a lodge mem bership of 900 Knights, Mobile should have one of the largest temples in the South.
 One of the prominent knights at- tending the ceremonial of the Knights of Khorassan Is Henry c. Horsler, Past Grand Chancellor of Florida.
 The regular meeting of the Board of Public Works scheduled for tomorrow evening has been postponed until Thursday, May 2. The postponement iG at the request of the representatives of the various electrical companies owning eonduits under the streets, who were to have conferred with the board upon means of draining these conduits and putting an end to the mosquito nuisance so far as they are concerned.
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hereby announce myself a candidate for Member Board of Revenue, subject to the action of the Democratio Primary.
 VIM. B. JONHG
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lANNOUNGMENlS !

| , xoB TAX COLLECTOR.
 tSs nean anponnos myself . candidate for oIrfce of Tax Collector ot Nonteornssy Sisss:s' ' 'ei sass sitoa .. rsssnss sa: R; hereby FOR TKEAsgRER
 frssssrsr. sas3ss. to easesaic sSs sssisn fS q wfLGx2 a WHITING. fos fssrsSs ss. sn,oe snnounss os myssif s.sdids,. fcs fnse sS the setiea Sf tse Dsmonrstis ! hsrsey snnounce myself q candidate for .: satis.A Ass.sS%iB; 8 Ss $ ss:I igsssss. sss sss, County TIsssursf:. sueJsc. .e the e
 n' Democratic pInsmeSS3yi II S3yiI.rn
 s::::ss: :ss;:s. %s;:!s |. ss:ds;: ss: .s::. s ms Democratic pripaY. , s.,.,v IoM TAX ASSESSOR.
 hs offies q Tss Assss.or of aolases Honssems sss serssis pai@ss. D,sss to ss. sss,sn ef shs Ps- ,s sss..sz .y,,. .nnsges. my::ls . ssad,aa.. so. ssrs 1ss ss:'' to 'A: 'f:'ss Ss :s; R;s hereby announes myself candidate fo, the saics of Tsx Assessor of MOntsom. me Dsmoeratis psrty. q 4 soIoMoN. Fon sgrERINTENpENI. or EDUCATION. County superintsndsis of ndaiioa.e ndueaaionaa.e .s lsr 5 5ses to the action of the DsmocsasIs Pri. s:.:sy ssan.sns: 5%s;sls {, ssns,ss.. ss. H. D. ". HARRfsoN I hereby announce myself as . candidate
 sss,.es to .A. sson S S. Democratic prmary' -o,rv.,z..
 FOR CORONER. I hereby announce = myself 2 eendidste for County. subject to the psmSsra.ls gri- coronsr for Montgomery County. subject to the Democratic pri~aryc c vur.rn EOR BoARD or REVENUE
 Member Board of Rsvenus. subject to the set'on sf the Dsmoetas5s gssns RriEarE E SEoor I hereby snncsnes myself : sandiSs.s s.s shs action 0f the DsnoeHss'iG F I Dsd,FPsTZE. DdFsfZE. Member Board of Revenue subject to the setton Of the Democratic Primary
 A. L. TYSON. I hereby announce myself a candidate for Member Board of Rsvenua subject to the action ef the DsmOcra%slr % PTirns,T9y;;, ,9;,us I hereby announce myself c candidate for Member of the Board of Revenue Of Mont Gomery County. subject to the action of the Democratic primaries.
 DAVID FLEMINo
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I hereby announce myself . candidate foS Member Board of Revenus subject to the action Of the Democratic Primary.
 A. L. TYSON.
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Member Of Board of Revenue subject to tho action of the Democratio primary.
 M '. GREIk
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FOR BOARD OF REVENUE. hereby announce myself c candidate gcE action ef the Democratic Primary.
 JAMES H. COOK.
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[ hereby announce myself candidate fos Corons1 for Montgomery County subject to the Democratic primary.
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M J. ". Huger. of Montgomery. who was in the city yesterday in attend auce at the funeral of Mrs. D. E. Huger. returned to Montgomery last night.
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reelection as Coroner of MontRomery County. subject to ths Democratic pri. mary. W. IT. TICM
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! hereby announce myself as . candidate fer N N-election as County Superintendent sf Education. guhtect to the action of the Democratic primary. -
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] hereby announce myself . candidate fos County Superintendent of Educatiou sub- Jset to the action Of the Democratic par- H. D. ". HARRISON
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1908-12-10

First publication Dec! 10, 1908
NOTICE TO CREOTTo1O

X ENOSHA COUNTY CoURT-In Probate.
IN In the matter of the estate of Daniel
Marsh, deceased. ''A'0i
Notice is hereby given that the claims and
demands of all persons against the estateof Dan
e Marsh, deceased, late of the Village of Wiln1ot
in said county of kenoSha, will be examined and
Gjusted by the County Court of Keuosha County
at he regular terms of said Court to be holden
at he Comfy Court Room, in the city of Keno
sha, in and for said county, on the first Tues
day of April A. ID 1900, and on the first
Tuesday of Au"usf. A. . 1909, at ten o'clock
A. M. of tAo>e d-Is; also that the time until
and incluitg lie first TUESDAY of july.
A. d. 1902 is the time allowed and limited for
creditors OF said Daniel Marsh. deceased. to
present their claims tor examination aud al
lowauce.
Dated at Kenosha, the 4th day of Dec. A. D.
1903. By the Court
81 RUSSELL H. ST. SSON
w@b County Judge.
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TO CUT OFF STATIONS
Officials of the c. & M. Road to
Eliminate Small Stations
Along the Line
WILL SHORTEN RUNNING TIME
Move Expected to Cause Storm of Pro
test Among the Rural Patrons of
the Line in This and
Other Counties
WILL SHORTEN RUNNING TIME

The officials Of the Chicago and Mil
waukee Electric Railway Company
have issued general order to go into
effect on next Tuesday which will cut
off many Of the little way stations Of
the road in this and surrounding
counties
1t is claimed that the changes pro-
posed are being made for the purpose
of cutting down running time and a
total Of eighteen Of these smaller sta
tions on the line between Chicago and
Milwaukee will be eliminated. There
will be no stations cut off between
Evanston and Lake Bluff, but north Of
Lake Bluff there will be general weed
ing out. Since the line was opened the
cars have been stopping at every cross
road along the line, but after the new
order goes into effect stops will only
be made at the points along the line
where there is a profitable business A.
careful study has been made by, the
traffic experts of the company and they
have prepared report which will show
just what business is done at every
station along the line between Evans
ton and Milwaukee. The fact that
the cars stopped at these stations has
been great convenience for people
going out into the country and many
of the farmers have been able to. use
the line on account of these stops. The
cars make four stops south Of Kenosha
vefore reaching the county line and it
is probable that at least two Of these
stops will be eliminated. To the north
of Kenosha there are a half a dozen
places where the cars have been stop
ping and number of these will be cut
out.
The plan is similar to the one adopt
ed by the Beggs company between Ra-
cine and Kenosha several years ago and
while it will reduce the use of the line
by few people it is claimed that the
time between the principal points along
the line will be improved.
Next week is the time set for the
placing of express trains on the line be-
tween Evanston and Milwaukee and it
is understood that regular buffet and
dining cars will be put into service at
that time. Tt is said that the opening
Of the Milwaukee division of the line
has largely increased the monthly re-
ceipts Of the company and that it is
expected that the limited trains will
bring even a greater increase in these
receipts. There will Of course be a lot
of kicking among the people living in
the rural districts on account Of the
cutting out Of the small stations.
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TO HOLD EXAMINATION
Some Good Positions to be Filled
Under State Civil Service

Notice is hereby given that a general
competitive examination will be held
on Saturday, Dec. 10, 1908 for the fol
lowing POSITIONS:
Rural school Inspector in the depart
ment of the state superintendent of
schools, one position, salary $4,000
per annum and travelling expenses.
This position is one of great response
bility, requiring mature judgment, ripe
educational experience and training
and ability to address audiences in a
convincing and effective manner.
Assistant physician in penal and
charitable institutions as vacancies oc-
cur. Salary $500 a month and main
tenance. Open to both men and
women.
Primary teacher in the Home for the
Feeble Minded. One position is now
vacant. The salary is $4,000 month
and maintenance Candidates should
have had some experience in graded
school work and should have had an
education equivalent to that Of train
ing school for teachers, or the elemen-
tary course in a, normal school.
Persons interested should correspond
with the State Civil Service Commits
sion at Madison Immediately,