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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-02-28
LOCAL EA72E n.nGc.
SATURDAY, FEB 2S, 1908.

Read the large advertisement of the
Van Dyke < Eaton Company on last
page.
Col. Hiram Hayes was IN Madison
this week
Mrs. p II. Perkins was called away
10 Pueblo Colo. this week by the seri-
Gus illness of her brother
The social dancing party given by
Northern Lodge | 0 Q. +. Monday
evening was as anticipated grand
success in every particular.
See I'm the Valley Of Kentucky,
at Music hall, Monday night.
George AIbrightof72 West 5thstreet
Salt Lake city is looking for relatives
in Wisconsin.
Judge ID. +, Roberts who went East
with the remains of his father return
ed to the city yesterday
"A llunlbti Oh IdSI I4lIu lAVhhl'' ~
tended the annual Smoke Sleep and
banquet held at Terminal ball Monday
evening.
The Van Dyke and Eaton Co., al
Superior Music hall, all next weeH;
prices 10 and 20 cents TO everybody.
n I'slitpr and ,,rll III 10 lll
OF the Review published at Grand
Forks n y. was in town Saturday and
Sunday visiting his parents, Mr. and
Ms. d Seaman.
Prof. Catherine X. Kiley Magnetic
Healing. Treats all diseases of the
nerves and muscles. l4l6 Tower Ave,
West Superior Wis.
The Kimhall school on Corners
Point was closed ny the board of
health last week on account of the
Scarlet fever which was raging in that
part of the city
The Van Dyke and Eaton Co. at
Music hall all next week. Prices 10
and 20 cents, with ladies free Monday
night.
The Keystone Block that was re.
Gently destroyed by fire on Tower
avenue is to be rebuilt. The plans
call fcrat two story brick with a front
age of 80 #,
The ordinance committee of the
council viii, this afternoon meet TO
consider several very important mat
tiers, among them being the proposed
raise in the salaries of the firemen ana
the Great Northern Power company
franchise.
Fred Hebald, whose home is in
Fond du Lac an employee of the Bar
nett & Record company was hurt
Wednesday in the AlIoue2 ore docks,
lie was swinging an AK when the tool
slipped and cut his heel severely. lie
was taken to st Francis hospital
a large party OF Superior business
men went down to the State capitol
Tuesday evening in the interest of the
grain inspection bill. Among those
from the East End we noticed CITY
Thos f. Lyons, Phil Perkins and Sam
Turney,
one lady will be admitted free with
each zoe ticket purchased for the Van
Dyke and Eaton Co, opening at Music
hail Monday night.
The Irish American society OF Supe
rior will banquet at the West Superior
hotel on the evening of st Patrick +
day, This has been decided upon by
the committee Of arrangements re-
Gently appointed 1t is expected that
200 or more will participate in the ban
quet, The committee meets SUNDAY
afternoon to arrange the program
Dan Walker was again given 81,
months sentence by Judge HailS
Tuesday morning \ few months ago
he was sent up for six months because
lie had threatened the life Of his father
when not in perfect condition Of so
briefly. His father releuted ana 90
linn paroled ten day. ago, the young
man promising TO 20 to the woods anc
not be seen in Superior for months
Yellow pine viii cost 80 cents
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-02-28

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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-02-28

,ATHOLIC-MAss at 500 aud 1890 An
uif at 100 p II. NCSqvrs AT 300 p 0'Eih
every Frida! evening at 80 '.''i,
kEv. FATHER SALNAN K, Pastor
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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-02-28
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-16

9erbite cine @orleiungszS ournee in
ben Ser. @taaten gu unternebmen. 9as
amerifanii9e publifum biirfte alio
@elesenbeit baben, bic berubmte Ser
faferin bes Senbensromaas vSie
Waffen nieber!", Der ibr einen @eltruf
eintrug, periOnli9 tennen gu lernen.
Bertha b. Suttner nimmt unter ben
beutfden S9riftitelerinnen Der Sc
sentpart cine Misunderstanding Elm.
Sort man ibren Namen nennen, 10
bentt man peniger an ibre literarii9en
2eiitunsen, als-an bic &Gmpferin.
Cine offenbar iebr ~Deritdnbise Srau
itebt Dor uns, bic na9bentli4 in bic
Welt sei9aut bat, aber babel ntdt perz
brteBli9 tuurbe, fonbern INNER lebbaf>
ter ben Wunf9 empfanb. gu belfen.
4ber audi als aGmpferin bat tie cine
Qusnabmsi teuuns unter ben nit Der
Seber tdmpfenben Grauen. sic
tdmpft nidt fir Trauenredte, ionbern
fir Menf9enre4te; ibr GROCER 5einb
tit Der &rieg.
Sn ben 2Gnbern, in benen beut19
gefpro9en pirb, bat Srau b. Suttner
pabrf9einli4 am meiiten our populaz
riiiruns Der WeltfriebensiOee beisetraz
gen, unb ba ibr Bud r9ie Waffen
nieber!" In ale &ulturipra9en Iber=
feBt purbe, ba es aablrei9e 3eitunss>
ortifel CUR Solse bate, tit audi ibr
Ginflub i'm Quslanbe nidt serins am
aui4lagen.
Srau b. Suttner, bic fiirali9 ibren
go. 9eburtstag feierte, purbe IN Pras
als So9ter bes Selomarf9aaz2eu tz
nants Graf Rinstp seboren. SSm Sabre
1876 bermGblte fe ii9 NIT Baron
9unbacear b. Suttner, Der big gu ieis
rem i'm bortsen Sabre erfolgten Sobs
slei4fals nit @rfols als Sdriftitellsr
tbdtig mar.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-16
,,pie Wafen nieotr ="
NertDa ,. 0mttner n ibr 0trfem TIM Sn'
tsreKe Der @eIttrieoemStoee.

Wte beutfde 8lGtter Dor &uraem
beri9teten, bat bic bauptfddli9 burd
ibre @%eitrebunsen fir bic @erbreituna
Der Griebensibee befannt seporbene
Diterrei6ii9e S9riftitenerin 8arontn
Bertha b. Suttner bic Wb1i9t, i'm
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-16
btlltgeSa:6etm

1900 @fer 9aNb in Stearns County in Ell
ner @esenb 81 perfaufen, mo- nur beuti9e
Sarmer wobnen, cine bis pier Weilen pom
Ser Stabt, Stride unb' S6nle, Creamery,
Miible unb pom einem W%tarftplas, io Der
Nar,ner ole Yrobufte seminnbrin9enb per-
faufen fann. Der goben 1T i6mer nnb bat
lebm,ise lln%terlase. Oberfa6e i6warSer
0ebm nnb melenfOrmi9. Breis fir ptloes
9anb pom SIS bis $50 ben older. Iu9 cllz
tipirte Sar,nen Bel mir su ~faufen: 100 ader,
pom benen IS inter 8fug unb 30 Ider Wiez
fen iinb, nit neuem Sramebaus unb Stal,
anbertbalb Weile Don Der Stabt NIT 700
Ginmobnern; SO, 900. Serner cine l6O 9der
Narm, bier Meilen pom Der Stabt, IS older
inter 9fua, 20 Ider @ieien, Der Neit NIT
Drabtsaun umseben; Preis $3.50. Cine
brittle Narm,, 200 Ider srob, GO Ider nater
8fue,O 20 @der @ieieu, Der &ef nit Orabts
,artn umaeben. @roBer Stau. 9ans nnb
Nrudthous, 81 Weilen psn Der Stabt. Yreis
1850. Nebf bieisn nod anbere Sarmeu sn
iebr biQisen Yreiieu, feline S25 per Ider. Oie
Nadbaren perlanse1t bas Ooppelte fir Sanb,
bas nibt 70 9uten 8oben bot. User elm bill
Iiaes Seim mill, wenbe 1i6 on
Senrn 8Iente, Sreeport, Winn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-16
So(tpb 4. priaow.
Ser nierte SiIiss@ eneraIpoftmei ano feline
fdmiertse Mufeabe.

Ser nierte SiIiss@ Observation-Disclosures uno feline
fdpieriee safeabe.
Ser pierte 6ilfs>9 eneralpoftmeifter
Soiepb 8. 8riftop, Der nit benz eriten
9tlfs=@ eneralpoitmeiiter 8pnne 5u<
fammen bic unterfu9une in ben I'M
regelmdbtstetten i'm Poitbepurtement
fibrt, bat bereits 1900 in &uba feline
SGbtgteiten fir cine berartise Nufsabe
betptefen. sSm 9inbltd auf fem baz
malises unb iebises energif9es 8orz
seben, fotpie auf ietn berporrasenbes
bienitlides Wirten iiberbaupt fpriat
anan beretts babon, bab CT als Na4folz
ger bes bermalisen @eneralpoftmetfers
papne auserfeben fet. Die @teae
zines pierten 9ilfsz@ eneralpoitmeiiters
betleibet 8rtitop felt 1897. Dem Sn>
baber biefes poftens unteriteben bic
resuldren Snipettionsbeamten, etpa
200 on .3abl, bic penisitens einmal
iGbrli9 bic Gintrasunsen unb 8eri9te
zines ieben @elbantpeifungs=8ureau
Der poit elmer Our9iidt gu unters
sieben baben.
Sofepb 8. 8riftop ipurbe 1861 in
Wolfe Gountb, &b., geboren unb fam
i'm glitter bon Ii Sabren na9 &anfas,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-16

@ebirges an etnem itimmungspolen
Srte ibrer !Setmatb bur9 bic 8unitz
mittel bes 8aumeiiters, 8ilbbauers
unb Malers gu perberrliden. 8equem
ausGnsli9 rast Der 8au spii9en 5i9s
ten unb &iefern unb iiberi9aut fait
bic gauge @ebirsstette.
Die Sasenbale ielbit, Elm 8ert bes
8aumeiiters Paul @nsler (8erlinz
&arlsborit) eritrebt etne Stimmung
tpie betm 9ebenfen an sraue 8orsett.
On Der Sttrntpanb bes 8ares prarz
gen bic Stnnbiloer altsermanii9er
relisi0ier @orTequnsen, 9ra9en,
Mibsarbf9lanse, 8ibberfddbel, 800
TONS WDlfe unb Wotans S9pert.
9o9 iiber bas Dad rager atpet bDl=
aerne @Gulen, bic einen altbeutiden
gtbring balten. 3pii9en ben Sduz
len ftrebt Sbors 9ammer empor, Die
fur9tbare Waffe bes Sonnereottes.
SIM Snnern Der @rotte fGut bic mG9z
tiee 9eftalt Hiibeaabls tn's Nuge. 60
tpte ibn emit MortB b. S9pinb auf
bic 2etntpanb bannte, 10 bat i'm Der
8erliner 8ilbbauer S9u4arbt sei9afz
fen. Wdbreno aus biefem Stanbbtlb
Der 9umor ber 8pltsiase fpridt, Fat
Maler Germ. 9enbri4, ebenfaIs Elm
8erliner &iinitler, ben 9errn Der 8erse
Rii6eaabl in einem Heisen bon a9t
8ilbern bur4aus mptbif9 i'm @tnne
bes beuti9en 9etbentbumes aufsefabt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-16
RrTernirt.

&Iient: ne. Was fasen sic
baau: &esiitrator 3pidel bat in einem
Dffentliden 2otal ertldrt, ih fet Elm
tompletter S9afstppf-"-R d
a n IN rNun. bas befretz
ten mir porIGufig!
- ugub", Der pielfa6 befannte
Sreiber unb Mbri@ter iast: uS6 ba=
BE Coles peteripatil9e. garboli1albe
fir S9nttte, S@rammen, Wehen unb
&ifie sebraudt, unb fie lit ein mertb:
poles Mittel. Sie tbut ales, mos
uon ibr anseseben lit, unb fein Stau
lo0te bapon iein. Scots unb $1.OO
&annen. @arantirt Dol, SO. Wolitor.
Scr forti@reiteaoe 1eift
Der Norib : @eaern 9inie 1T tlar erpieien
burd bic Sbatiade, bab bieielbe ben erien
Yuuman Sdlafmasen i'm 9orbpeiten latlfen
Iieseu, pie aud bic eriten Dining Cars, bic
erffen Compartment S4lafpa9e1t. Die er1teri
BibIiotbef : Buffet Cars, bic erlten Yarlor
Cars, rii1b erf iiin9f MAJ fe bic erite, ruelbe
Sbierpations @apez garsO ienf einfibrte BON
ben Swiainssfdbteu aus mad Chicago ra1
Omaba, nod DULUTH.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-16

mo ct an Der 8afer=l1niperitGt gruz
butrte. Gr fun9trte bon 1886 Biz
1890 als Glert bes Oiftritteeri9ts in
Douslab gountp, Ras., unb tpar bon
1890 Big 1895 9~erausseber unb &ez
batteur bes rSalina OailD @epubliz
ean." SIN Sabre 1894 besleitete
8riitop ben bamalisen @puperneur
bon Ohio unb fpateren p~rGiibenten
McRinlep auf befen Sour bur4 ben
rSunfloner" >Gtaat. Bon 1895 BIB
1897 mar 8rtiton pripat1etretdr bes
@ouperneurs MorrtG bon Ranfas.
9riftop gilt als Elm boraiislider Orr
saniiator unb unermiibli9er Mrbeiter.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-16
Derh1r.

Mmtsr / Of ter nWie beiben
Sie?"-3 euge: rWer? i9?"-
81 9 .Sa, @ie!"-3e &c:
rSalompn &attunfaben." = 81 / Of :
$50 iinb sic seboren9"-
3euse: rWer2 i9?"-R 9 te r
ga, naturli9 sic! Sd rebe bod bier
Bios nit Sbnen!"- - euge: rSn
d ter rWie alt
finb Sie9"-3 euge: rWer? id?"
81 (~niitbenb): rNein, id!"
-3euge: Isle perben 10 u~ngefdbr
43 Sabre aft fein!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-16
Su D%erfaufen.

WiIbes unb cultipirtes 2anb In Minneio-
ia. Worb : Dafota unb Wisconiin. Bebins
slnsen II. Yreiie fommen fanm IN Setra4t.
-. =. Wan9pfe & Co.,
27s1ir SO. 1875. Mpe. &C., ct. @loib.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-16
Sn islbe,abls lieuirr.
PIE neme eaeenbaue oes NteiemocbireeS In
4d,retberbam.

Quf benz 3adenbers BEL S9ret=
berbau i'm Hiefen9ebirge fanb unldnsit
bic feierli9e Ginpeibuns Der Sasen>
bale ftatt, ,bie, elm tiinItlerif9es DENT
nal altbeutiden Natursefiibls, ba5u
beitimmt 1T. bic Mptben bes i9leIii6en
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-16
@eIb 5u perletben.

Muf cuItipirte Sar1ns sesen Iei9te Seotns
auneen unb gu niebrisen Staten @elb gu pers
ieiben. @s ipirb 1i1 gu4 lobnen, BET MIR
porsuipre9en, rueun Sbr eine Mnletbe alt
Cure Sarm MAIDEN ipout. iSSl1
q. 9. 0orttatt. ct. @louo. Wttnft.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1903-12-24
COrnVille.
Friday.

School in district No. 49, taught by
M SIS Lula Bosworth closed Dec. IIth,
after a successful term OF twelve weeks.
Whole number Of scholars, fifteen aver
age number fourteen; scholars not absent
or tardy during the term, Flossie Green,
Lucy Dyer. Verna Dyer, James Dyer,
Perley Brown, Joseph Brown Robert Nc
Collar; Those absent one day on account
of sickness, Alton Green. Ethel Green,
NJ 4rie Fortier; Francis Pugh was absent
one-nalf day; Charlie Brown and Estelle
Fortief two days each. The exercises for
the last day were as follows Opening
address, Francis Pugh salutatory, Robert
McColar; what the other boys and girls
said. Alton Green; Merry Christmas, Eva
Gallagher ; dialogue, Uncle Nose count
ing eggs" r )berl MyColar and Lucy
Dyer; Grandma's glasses, James Dyer ;
action lesson, Gladys Gallagher; a brave
boy, Joseph Brown; when papa's sick,
Vera Dyer; who I'd like to be, Ethel
Green; dialogue, country lad in the
city, Robert MoCollar, Francis Pugh and
Charlie Brown; where's my hat, Francis
Pugh; a little boys speech, Perley Brown ;
the young doctor, M Tie Forlier; fas
drill the school, dads punishment,
Charlie Brown; a wiling little scholar,
Fosse Green; people will tax Lucy
Dyer; my mamma's broom, Estelle For
tier Christmas acrostiC, nine scholars.
After the exercises there was a Christmas
tree well laden with presents in which
every one was remembered. AT the close
the teacher had team engaged and took
them all on straw ride, which they
enj eyed very much.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1903-12-24

About Vineyard sound there are nu-
merous legends of famous Indian
giant 1t is said that the rocks at Sea
comet are remains of his wife
whom he threw 20 20 the sea there He
turned his children into fishes and emp
tying out his pipe one day formed Nan
tucket out of its ashes. This hitter
story of Nantuckets source must &C
count likewise for the well known story
of that old Nantucket captain who was
accustomed to make his reckonlngs by
tasting the earth brought up on sound
ing. One day the lead was dipped In
some earth brought on board ship from
the island, and the captain, after tast-
ing, leaped from his berth In great
excitement, exclaiming "Nantucket's
sunk, and here we are right over old
Marin Hacketts gardenw Naturally
he would recognize the taste OF tobacco
ashes.
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Mrs. Alton Richardson

Seldom has our little village, Faifi Id
Center, been go universally saddeo,d n
in the death of Ms. Alton r ehardson.
who passed from this life to the puref,
happier life beyond Sunday evening.
- C. 13. Kind hearted and OF y sweet
and loving temperament, she WAS univel-
sally beloved, as the many tear-dimmed
eyes and the beautiful 4 rial ti1utes At
her funeral will testify. Ry. G. X
Palmer Of the NJ +. church spoke tender
and loving words of symp thy and the
choir gave several beautiful selections
1ver strong and robust, yet she gave
her strength unsparingly for those she
loved. She WAS member OF the Meth
Odist church and of Victor Grange and
those connected with her In the church
and In grange work will long remember
her sweet, pure voice as from time 10
time she was called upon to assist In the
work with her sweet songs But 1t VS.
10 the home that her life shown bright
est and that her best work WAS done,
and 1t was truly said at her funeral thaf
the nfldenee OF her life, and the remem-
brance OF her wise eOunsels viii live IN
That home for many years TO come. She
leaves six children, the youngest only 4
few weeks old, and the deepest sYmpa
thy OF the whole community goes out 10
Mr.. Richardson In his sorrow, 10 the
children thus early berett Of mother :
care, and to the mother Who shared her
home and who has done so much 10
tighten her cares and to make life bright.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1903-12-24

The beautiful Margaret of Navarro
was devoted to her brother. Francis l
When he WAS apparently dying nj Mad
rid she found her way 10 him through
prlvation and danger aud succeeded In
effeetlng his delyerance When he was
i'll ut distance from her. size went e4=
cry day and sat down ou stone iu tie
middle Of tie road 10 catch the first
glimpse Of messenger affair or And
she said
Ali. whoever sbail come o. announce
the recovery of the king my brother
though he bc tired, jaded setled Al.
sheyeled. will KISS him and embrace
Him as though h. npre thu finest gen
tlemnn ln The kingdom
When he died she seemed literally
henrtbroken. mud she dia not long sur
vive him
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1903-12-24

Fred Dinsmore. when stricken by the
shock. He lived but few hours. Mr..
Dinsmore was about seventy years OF age
and has been lifelong resident OF this
vicinity.
A surprise party and house-warming
were given 10 Nh. and Mrs h. Lessor al
their new home on PAX street. Friday
evening, by small company OF friends.
The evening was pleasantly passed wi h
games. and light refreshments were
served.
Indian Spring lodge, |. o o. F work
ed the third degree on four Candidates
Friday evening. Preparations are being
made for a j)int public installation with
Sterling Rebekah lodge, to be he'd on
IN 9th.
The public schools will close on Dec.
az. In the evenii & An entertainment,
consisting OF farce and game OF basket
ball. will be given by he pupils at the
high school building for the benefit of the
bouncer.
Miss Abbie Merrman ha, gone t.
Litchfirld 10 remain over Christmas with
relatives.
The fair under the auspices of The F. ?.
church has been given up.
Rev. Mr.. Sargent and Mrs. Srgent OF
Scion were in town, Friday.
MI. Harrison Daggett, who has been
i'll for about three weeks, died. Saturday
morning at o'clock. Mr.. Dagget,
leaves a widow and three small children.
Mr.. Bert Haines has gone to Liver
more Falls to work until the Great North
ern resumes work
MI. and Ms. Henry Merrill of Stark
were in town, Friday.
Miss George Allen and Miss Beal oil
Arson were in town, Saturday.
Mrs. Warren Clark of North New
Portland was the guest of Mrs. Chas.
Clark, Saturday.
Miss Thema Pease, who has been i'll
for TWO weeks, is improving.
Mrs. Bert Savage of North Arson was
in town shopping, Saturday.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1903-12-24
Good For Children.

The pleasant To take and harmless One
Minute Cough Cure gives Immediate
relief In all cases of Cough, Group and
LaGrippe because it does not pass i'm
mediately into the stomach, but takes
effect right at tho seat of the trouble.
DR. Armstrong OF Della, Tex presoribes
1t daily and says there Is no better cough
remedy made. sold by Geo. K sampson
Ferdy-"I put in good word Tor you. Old
chap. l told her you had more money than
Drains Algy And what did she say then -
Ftrdy-' She asked me- II you had any money s
It's the little colds that grow into big colds
the biz colds that eud In consumpt Ion aud leAta
watch the little colds, Or Woods Norway zine
s. rup.
Yea, II do Say IT," said the oonoaftsd fai
low she's crazy for me" Hos uunseesaary =
remarked Miss Sharp; You don't require any
assistance In that Direction"
Half the ills that man Is heir 10 epms from Ia
digestion. burdoct Blood HtteH strengthens
ana tones the stomach makes indigestion itn.
possible.
you seem TO be s0rry you ever married ue p
"You are 50 observing my dear
The world owes me a living. said ths ,..uu.g
man. suppose so, said the Old one s6ai wa
tor"
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1903-12-24

RIAL EafArg rRAssFGss The fol
.1wink are ihg real estate transfers re-
Gently recorded ia tie couatY registry
Falfa+ld-g "a Nelson 10 Marxsrei
Taylor. o. % = r. Aurtsy ct a 20 A
rrsfton, 1850 Psal 4 q Il Hioz "a
Browning q q I'D ~ a., o. %
sko~hegan "a y Webb 81 a. 10 Chas
q Wshb, o. "a
Blnxhau--F rsuk saith e 81 10 Mars
2 Psttrnc-. s't50s ~ Foss 70 Jsmei
Smith, e5o05 A. N Cain 30 Viola D4via
800
Jaekmsr --Ssnc Colby 90 a. l.
Colby. o. 90
smgbaeld--Gco. . Asrfe~ 90 Il u
kaIoo "a a.. $50.
P7rnneld Geo Willis 10 =. r Hsioes
81 90 ChAs n Leixhtou 20 j "
Naaghn, 5000
Madsoo~ 8. T. J Weston 20 Is. r
Nsstoa tho
rslmyrs-w w. Carr 20 lena NJ
Davis tHo
Detroit X BtscEeti O. Msaa Geo
tral k b &C., go
Mes Portl.aa "a. z rreseeta "A A.
Nipttf $50
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1903-12-24
Caratunk.

James Melvin, who has been very sick
at his home in Arson, has returned to
his work on Moxie where he is logging.
Mrs. Florence Clark went to Bingham,
Saturday, to have some dentist work done
w. n. Clark went down river on bust
ness one day last week.
LIZZIE Willard went to Madison, Friday.
Christmas goods and great variety at
Fred CIark's and James Carbno's.
Do you hear the sound OF wedding bells
Mr. and Mrs Robert Berry have gone
to spend the winner with their daughter,
Mrs. Omar Firth. in Moscow.
James MCGUIRE killed pig six months
old which weighed 352 pounds.
Invitations are out for the reception OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert SIP .ulding at the home
OF his fathef, Saturday evening, Dec. 20.
George Jones went to Madison and
Skowhegan on business, Saturday. He
intends TO build sporting ranch at Moxie
the coming season.
Abel Rowell of Scion was in town,
Friday.
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ADDISON.

While Mr. Willard Taylor was Lighting
a lamp in one OF the show windows at the
store Of Soper & Clark, Thursday evening
OF last week, the birthstone f-w from the
match INFO the cotton batten used foI
decoration in the window. A serious Fl e
might have resulted had il not been for
the prompt u,e of the chemical fire ex-
iingusher. Mr. Taylor burned his right
hand quite severely in trying to put out
the flames.
Uriah Whitehouse came home from the
woods owing to slight accident.
Ms. w. G. Sawyer en- ertained her
Sunday school class at her home on
Maple street, Thursday evening.
Chauncey Chandler met with an acct
dent while driving ito the saw mill with
a load OF logs recently. The sled slowed
throwing M. Chandler from the load with
the logs failing on him. He will prob
ably be confined TO the house for some
weeks.
Mr.. Sumner Dinsmore died, Thursday
night, from the effects OF paralytic
shock. M. DinsmoIe had been to this
place, Thursday, and was returning to his
home in Arson, accompanied by Mr..