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too long in power. Its best men are powerless to secure reforms. Thou sands and thousands of Republicans see that.
 ''In my opinion New York is safely Democratic. I think we will carry New Jersey. Connecticut, Delaware, Maryland and West Virginia. That, with the solid South. will give us 227 electoral votes. within 12 votes of enough to elect Parker. Indiana, Hi nois or Wisconsin would settle the fight. Take the figures:
 The Solid South .... .... ....... .151 Maryland West Va. and Del. .... IS New York, New Jersey and Conn. 5S
 Tt will take 239 electoral votes to win. Leaving aside Indiana, there are IS debatable votes in Idaho, Mon- tana, Nevada, Uhode Island and Wash ington. There are also 66 votes in contestable States like Colorado. Illi- nois, Michigan, Oregon, Utah and Wis consin.
 With 227 electoral votes reasonably assured, it is no exaggeration to say that the Democratic party can conf dently expect to win 12 more votes in indiana or in other Western States. l believe that Judge Parker can be elected"
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TORRES ( PRiETAs RY. Time Card No. 17. In. Enee'
 June x7. 1908.

Train No. l leaves Minas Prietas at 500 a. m. arrives at Torres 6:45 a. m.
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THE TWO BIG ONES.
Copper Queen and Calumet & Arizo' na Described in Mining &
 Scientific Press.
(By F. l.. Ransome.) Cooper Queen Mine.

This comprises a maze O. worSins connecting with the surface through working shafts and several other less-used openings. The area more or less thoroughly intersected by drifts and crosscuts covers nearly hail A square mile, while the extreme yer ticaI range of underground explora- ton is about $50 feet They are prac- ticaIly all carboniferous limestone.
 The ore at the only point where it was exposed at the surface was at first worked by an open cut. which still yawns upon the hillside just above the copper Queen store With the need of deeper development the Queen in cline was sunk just east of the open cut. From this incline which reach ed a vertical depth of 2S0 feet, four levels were run. known as A level, B level, 300-Qaeen level and 400-Queen level. With the exception of the lowest level, a very small part of these old workings is now accessible.
 As work proceeded and successive ore bodies were discovered to- the
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Train No. 2 leaves Torres at 500 6:45 a. m.
 400 p. m-. arrives at Torres at 4:45 Train No. leaves Torres at f:a0 2. m., arrives as Minas Prietas at S:15 Ali Trains Connect at Torres with Southern Pacific (soncsa Rsil"oy) to and from Noasles and Guaymas.
 cuaymas and Vice Versa.
 Wells Fargo ( Coz Express and Telegraph in operation between Minas Prietas and all parts of the world.
 Shortest and best route to YaQul river, Barranca and San Marcial coal fields. soyopa sahuaripa. Ures. La Buca, La Dura, Yaqui smelting ( fss
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aning and Yaqu, Copper companies.

Hning and Yaqui Copper companies.
 Freight can be consigned to F. H Seymour to DC forwarded by team from M;uas Prietss to the above named places.
 Advanced charges paid on all goodi consigned to railway. wbich are re ceived, forwarded and warehouset free of commission and storas' charges-
 At MInas Prietas depot hacks al ways ready to make trips to any e the above named points at reasonable rates.
 '. H. SEYMOUR. Pres-Prop.
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WORLDS FAIR RATES.

Call at E. F. & s. W. depot for the cheapest rates to St. Louis, Chicago and all points East, single or round trip; also summer excursion rates to coast points. We can give you the cheapest rate5 via the best routes to anywhere you want tC go.
 H, H. NEEDHAM,
 Agent.
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CABINET POST FOR CLEVELAND.
Gossips Talk of Possibility in Case
 Judoe Parker is Elected.


 New York, Jluy 26.-Grover Cleve- lands repeated declarations for Judge Parker have set the gossips to won dering whether the Judge, in the event of his election, will not recog- nize the ability of the former Presi- dent when he gets into office While it is premature to talk of the possible cabinet of the Parker administration, if the country should have one Of the brethren who speculate on the fu- ture are actually canvassing MT Cleveland as a cabinet possibility, and the report was heard today that he may become Secretary of State if Parker is elected. Another guess was that he might be offered an am bassadorship.
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East COrnVtlle

There will be Friends meeting at the
Union church, Sept. 4th at 1890 4. M,
and 7 80 p. m. conducted by Mr.. H. A.
Burnham.
Arthur Savage is at the city hospital in
Portland, where he went, Tuesday the
23'd, accompanied by his mother, Mrs.
Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Burnham are stop
ing With her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S.
Blaisdell.
Jesse H. Blaisdell returned, Saturday,
from a weeks visit with friends 10 Angus
ia.
Mrs. Japnst.s Saith OF Sidney L. visit
ing rela tives aAd frisads in this placs.
A. R. Moody is at work at Malbon's
Mills.
School In district No. 4 began, Aug
20 With Miss Annie Rand OF Pittsfeld As
teacher.
A very qsiet wedding took place, Aug.
I6, at n. c. Giles the contracting parties
being Guy Moody and Mss Abbie E.
Smith both of this place. They spent
the afternoon at lakewood returning the
same night. They make their home with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs, A. R. Moody.
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One Of the biggest rallies ever held in

One Of the biggest rallies ever held In
this town occurred on Tuesday evening
last, addressed by Hon. Forrest Good
win of Skowhegan, Republican nomi-
nee for Sen stor for the western section.
1t was an especially enth usiasuc meet
| ing and the speaker was warmly APP
plauded many times during his able
remarks.
| Mr. A. NJ. Walker and Mrs. Rate
Corson went to Scion, Sunday,
Mr.. Herbert Corson was at home from
Brighton over sunday.
Lester Devoll and Freddie futile went
to Scion, Saturday.
Marcus Moore and Ralph Gledhill OF
East Madison were in town, Sunday.
Edgar Kelly of solon, was in town,
Monday.
Ri. Boothby went to Skowhegsn,
Monday.
An examination of those teachers who
desired State certificates was held in
Wesserunsett hall, last Friday, conduct
ed by C. z. Ball Mrs. May 81. Emery
Miss Edith N. Lawrence aud Horace B.
Dodson of Athens; Mrs. Bernice d.
Hight of Cornville, Miss Maud A. Mitch
oil of New Portland; and Elmer g..
Webber of Mt Vernon were the candi-
dates The two gentlemen rode over
forty miles on their wheels to get here.
Mr.. Weber has been employed by Mr..
Ball to 60 to lockwood to teach.
Tbs school committee have made con-
siderable needed repairs on some of the
school houses and are planning to re-
pair others.
Mrs. Ann Coston and granddaughter
of Maiden, Mass, Mrs. Herbert, Joaquin
Miss Blanche Joaquin and Miss Marie
Neis of Boston, are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Niron Joaquin.
A Roosevelt and Fairbanks flag was
thrown to tho breeze here Saturday
afternoon, August 20.
Miss Eva Wentworth is teaching on
Lords hill.
School in district no. IA commenced
August 22nd taught by Mrs. May Emery
of Athens.
Geo. Spofford of Scion was in town,
Wednesday
Mrs W. Walker went to Scion,
Wednesday, to care for her daughter,
Mrs. Spofford, who is very sick.
Mr.. Cross and wife of Augusta, were
in town, Thursday.
There will be dance at Kncaid' g
hall, Friday evening, September 9th,
music by Charles BraIey.
Mr.. Lock and Mrs Whittier of Skow-
hogan were in town, Saturday.
Niss Amy Kincaid is teaching in
Brighton.
Alonzo J. Goodwin died suddenly
from heart failure, Wednesday night,
about O'Clock soon after returning
homo from the shop. Mr.. Good win
Was a we'll known and respected citizen
and had conducted his shop for 80
years.
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Bingham

F. Fl, Colby was at Augusta on Mon
day last.
Miss s. 2. Gardiner of Montreal Is
and other relatives In Bingham and
Moscow.
Mrs. Mary Colby and Mrs. F. Il. Colby
were at Watervllle, Tuesday last.
Monday evening there WAS gay corn
roast on the banks of the beautiful Ken
nebec river
The sub grade ON the first three miles
of the now railroad 10 nearly completed
and work further on is progressing rap
idly.
D. L. Foster of Oakland has recently
been in town.
Mrs, Harlow Boynton of Embden has
been the guest of her father, Fred Baker
the past week.
Rev. j. c. Gregory and wife returned
to Gorham on Saturday.
Mrs. Cordelia Aver and daughter
Florence, of Boston, accompanied kr
and Mrs Ira Gushing to their home al
The Forks, last Monday.
Mr.. Edible Chase and family of Skow
hogan have been the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. A. B, Chase during the past week
Chas. Givens has been drawn traverse
juror for the Sept. term of court.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simeon Whiting spent
Sunday with friends in New Portland
Miss Denham of Bowdoinham and
Miss Knowlton of Skowhegan, teachers
of the High and Grammar schools board
with Mrs. Julia Colby.
Merton Goodrich visited his grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Taylor, last
saturday at N. Arson and attended the
ball game and races In the afternoon.
Mrs. Sarah Goodrich and Mae Baker
have returned from few days spent In
Canaan with Mrs. George Maxfeld.
Mrs. Thomas Collins and children
made a visit to her mother, Mrs. Berry,
In Embden, last Saturday.
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go on a picnic to the grove near Oliver
Twins house Saturday, Sept. 10. AL
members of the Sunday school with their
families aud friends are invited.
The Scion cattle show will be held
Monday, Sept. 5, on the ground a short
distance below the village. Premiums
have been offered for draft horses and
oxen 1t is expected there will be large
crowd in attendance, as everybody always
attends the Scion show. There will be a
ball in Caratunk in the evening. Music
will be furnished by Kendalrs orchestra.
Arrangements have been made for one
fare the round tip over the Somerset K.
K.
The masons are plastering the new
house being built by Smith & Soper.
Work on all the new houses seems to be
progressing finely. The Tuscan house
has been plastered and the Hughs house
is practically ready for plastering.
The School Improvement League of the
Mckinley high school, Scion, was reor-
gained, Wednesday, Aug. IS, 1904. The
following officers were elected: Pres,
Matte Young; vice pres, Roy Rowell ;
Sec, Eunice Nottage; treas, Carrie
Pierce. The remaining officers were
chosen by the president and are as fol-
lows: Executive committee, Ivan Dyer.
Eva McQuilkin. Lefe Padham program
committee, Mr.. Hilton, Florence Nc
Quikin, Gertrude Merrill. Care of school
room CON-, Mr.. Hilton, Carrie Pierce,
Ernest Fentiman. Care Of lawn, Walter
Fentiman, Carol Jones, Ivan Dyer.
Care of flag. VIM. Dodge.
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York City, and Mr.. and Mrs. George A
Mann of Taunton, Mass. are the guest
of Mrs. Ada Mann.
The town schools opened, Monday
The village schools are taught by Chest
or williams, grammar; Miss haos
Seward, intermediate; Aiss Marion
Hovey, primary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ambrose Sprague, Mr.
and krs. Herbert Mitchell and son beu-
ME. started Monday morning for awe
weeks visit to Princeton, the former
homo of Nessrs Mitchell and Sprague'
Miss Rda Moore of Lewiston 10 visiting
Mrs. Ella Hspgood and family. Miss
Moore, since her graduation from Anssn
Academy, has taken course for q
trained nurse and IL a graduate OF
Maine Central Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Moore of Franklin,
Mass, arrived in town, Saturday night,
aud were the guests of Mr. and Mrs ".
s. Jonos They are now visiting rela
tives in Bingham for few days, after
which they will return to kassachnsotts'
The races Saturday were well attend
cd and satisfactory to tho public. A
most interesting ball game was played
between the Bingham and q. n L. GO ,
of Madison with a score OF To In Ia
vor of the Binghams. The day was
success In every way.
Among those from Madison who
spent last week on the campground were
James Brown and family, samuel Vose
and family, Thomas Hartwell, Mr. and
Mrs. G. K. Evans, Rev. II. L. Nichols,
Mrs. C. G. Gilman, Mrs. VIM. Plerpontt,
Mrs. Louise Copp, Mrs, 81. W. Farrand,
Misses Helen Haynes, Kate Gilman, An
ME Roberts and Lottie Graham,
e F. Pratt, N. D., of North New
Portland has been nominated by the
Democratic party as q candidate for
representative to tho Legislature In the
district composed of tina to WINS of Arson,
Norridgswock, New Portland and
Starks. DR.. Pratt was born In Weston,
Me-, and graduated from Bowdoin Col
lsgs in the class of 1907 and from Bow
dom Medical school In 1899. since which
time he has been actively engaged In the
prscHcs Of his profession.
Miss Marion Payne has returned to
school.
Elan Benjamin of Gardiner attended
mpmssting and was the guest Of j.
D. Benjamin and family during last
week.
john Crymble of Milwaukee, Wis.
arrived here, saturday, the guest of his
brother, Charles. 1t has been six years
since Mr.. Crymbls visited here.
Mr.. Freeman, representing G. W.
Rich ardson, commission merchant OF
Boston was In town, Saturday, and took
q look at the Carrrbassstt Stock Farms
property.
There will be preaching service at the
UniversAlist church, Sunday morAing,
at the usual hour. Tho text for the
sermon will be, Msth. X: "a, 81 came
not to send peace but sword"
A Republican rally will be hold in
Carrabassett hall, North Arson, Wed
nesday evening, next, the 7th instant ai
7 80 O'Clock, addressed by Hon. Lafay.
cite Young of Iowa and Hon. VIM 7.
HAines of Waterville. Ladies' are cor.
tally invited to attend.
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Canaan

Joseph Scammon of Brookly, N. Y, q
former resident of this town, has been
visiting friends here, the past week.
Miss May Nay of Skowhegan is the
guest OF Shellie Harris for few days.
81. C. Giles. superintendent of schools
in Cornville, was in town, last week,
he engaged several teachers here for
Rand, Florence Nelson, Leola Wheeler
and Ada Mason.
Rev. T. E. Ham of Cambridge ocou-
pied the pulpit in the church, sunday
morning and evening He won't to Good
will and preached in the Pines in the
afternoon Mrs. Ham and niece &C
companied him.
Mrs. Will Hasselsine of Dexter, who
has been visiting friends in town, re.
turned to her home, Monday.
Ars. Lyman BAmes went to Pittsfeld
by stage, Monday, to take the train for
Orono to visit friends.
A party of young people consisting OF
Walter Farnham, Clyde Church, Miss
May Nay and shello Harris chaperoned
by Mr.. and Mrs Frank Penney are
camping on the shore of Sibley Ponl.
Elk. Carey of Fort Fairfield arrived
in town last Friday to spend short va
cation with his family at the home OF
DIR. and Mrs. L. W. Shean.
Fl. D. Barrett 10 in town, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Crowell and Mr.
and MIRA. Frank Smith of Pittsfield were
In town, sunday, the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs 1 Crowell.
Miss Eva Jewell entertained a party
of friends on her birthday the evening
of the Goth.
There will be Republican meeting in
Town hall, saturday evening, Sept. 8
at 7:30 o'clock. The speakers will be
Col W. e. Plummer of No Dakota 8
we'll known orator, Z. N Merrill OF
Skowhegan and Clyde q. Smith of Hart
land. Ladies are cordially invited.
Quite . number of the members Of
Canaan Grange attended the funeral OF
4 brother, Lewis Wells of Clinton, VIII oss
sudden death was shock to his many
friends, who mourn the loss of below
cd member of the order.
The young people of Canaan Grang,
will entert tain ut the next meeting
Sept. l, with = mock trial; much inter
est 10 manifested As considerable tAlent
will be employed.
The work Of finishing tho interior o.
the grange dining hall Is steadily pro
crossing and the new stable is to start
this week.
The high school opened, this week
with Henry Taylor of Litchfleld AGAR
as principal There Ia quite full
school. Miss Olive Gleason will teach
the grammar grade and Miss Susie Hol
the primary. All the rural schools com
monced this week also.
wilbur F Mitchell of Fairfield was II
town, Monday
Carl Fitzgerald and wife were in Pitts
field, Monday.
Bennie Fitzgerald is at work in Pitts
Miss Olive Gleason returned, las
week, from a delightful visit of two
weeks with young friends in George
town and Topsham.
Master Neddie Nutting has 40 far re
covered to be able to work out of doors
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Redmond were at
Pleasant Pond on Saturday and Sunday,
guests of Mrs. Redmond's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Powell
George Reynolds, son of Mr.. and Mrs
James Reynolds, died Monday morning,
at six o'clock, after long illness Fun
eral services were held Wednesday
afternoon at the Congregational church.
Mr.. RayRolds was member of the
Mount Moxie Lodge, l. o. o F., and
his death 10 the first one in that order
since its organization about eight years
ago. The funeral exercises as conduct
ed by the lodge were very impressive
and the fl Dral tributes from the lodge
and from relatives, were beautiful.
Mrs. Campbell of Skowhegan Is the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. Mark Webs.
ter who has been quite Ill.
F. H. Colby and Merton Goodrich
were at The Forks and Moxie on Wed
nesday of last week.
E w. Moore and family and their
guest Annie Colby of Duluth, Mimi,
have returned from trip to Pleasant
Pond.
Misses Grace and Winnie Cover of
several days by Miss Jessie Washburn.
There was a large attendance on
Saturday to the Childres's Day exer-
cises, of tho Grange. The entertain
ment was first class and the dainty re-
freshments, ice cream and cake, seemed
to go to the fright spot" as the day was
q warm one. A socisble and dance fol-
lowed in the evening.
At the base ball game held at n. An
son, Saturday, the Bingham team won
with 4 score of toe News of the vic
tory had preceded the return of the
victors.
Nj Mitchell Is up river this week,
looking after the interests of the Great
Northern Paper Co.
Mrs L. Fl. Mitchell and Mrs. Helen
johnson of Portland are visiting rela-
tives in town.
Mrs. Will Morrill, and children are in
town.
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Scion.

Wilder Pettingill has not recovered
from his recent Illness so as to be about
the store yet.
There will be an entertainment and
practice work at the Rebekah Lodge
next Saturday evening. Refreshments
will be served
Gcorge Longley was on the sick lis,
the first Of this week.
Miss Olive Lander arrived home. Sat
urday evening, from years visit in
California.
Mrs. Avando Jones was In town sever
al days, last week, visiting her father,
Jacob Goodwin
Miss Helen M. Brown o. G.. S. 'o5,
who through the summer vacation has
been working at the New Caratunk, has
been the guest of Miss Elsie B. Holway,
the past week. Miss Brown left, Mon
day, for her old home in Salem, Mass.
but will return in September to Vassal-
boro, where she will attend school.
North Somerset Grange held a basket
picnic at Caratunk Falls, Saturday
There was a large number 10 attendance.
Miss Ida Abbey returned home, Satur-
day, from her trip to New Hampshire.
Mrs. ]. H. Gray was in Portland few
days. last week, visiting her daughter,
who has been there for some time under
treatment for a trouble with the eyes.
She reports her as improving slowly.
Corrydon Felker went to Old Orchard,
Wednesday, where he will spend short
time.
Mrs. c. N. Taylor left here, Thursday
noon, for Wellesley, Mass. Her children
remained with their grand parents, Mr..
and Mrs. L. p. Cole. Mrs. Taylor ex-
poets to return in a short time.
The Congregational Sunday school will
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Athens.

The Auxiliary Society of the F. B.
Church hold its picnic at Pleasant
Hurst, Saturday last, and had delight
full time 1t being a beautiful day and
everything propitious.
Mr. and Mrs. George Russell of Car
rol, Western Iowa, are visiting relatives
many Maine msn who sought prosperity
Mrs. Cara Bosworth 10 at homo, com.
ing from Boston, Monday.
Mrs. Holman arrived homo from Bos-
ton, Friday. While absent, she met her
three sisters at the homo of her sister,
Mrs. l.. K. Staples of Waltham.
Mr. and Mrs. ALBERT Moore and son
are visiting Mrs. koore's father, MT.
HorAtio Tobey.
Mr., N. C. Lord and Master Allan are
guests of Mr.. Lords father, Mr.. Levi
Lord
Another piece of good road has been
made on the east aide of tbs bridge, @
needed improvement, though an expen-
sive one.
Mr. Charles Braley has bought piece
of land of M, j. Hight on which he in
tends to build set of buildings for oc-
cupancy.
Oscar Bush is newly shingling his
house.
Miss Eliza Dunton is visiting heI
brother Charles, and family.
Mr. George Taylor has moved from
the Kiusman house which Ia now vacant
Mrs Eunice Leighton of SO. Norridge
wock 10 in town for visit to relatives
and friends.
wonder why our bridge here in the
village is left in such shabby condition
partly painted and part left Imprinted
Our Centennial visitors were heard tC
comment on 1t In more than one instance
Mr.. and Mrs. G. e. Ball were to have
started for Carratunk and The Forks
Saturday last, but were prevented bv
the sickness Of Mr.. Ball They went on
Monday and will be gone for two weeks
returning Saturday, Sept. 10. While
there Mr. Ball will attend picnic and
gathering of his former pupils, Sept. 8
Mrs. Lizzie Draw of Detroit, an ex'
perienced and professional teacher came
last Saturday to teach the village school
She was accompanied by her little soI
and will board at Z. Fl. Cooks. Miss
Annie Emery substituted for Mr.. Bal
one week, very successfully.
Mr.. NJ. c. Lord and his father and
his sister drove to Skowhegan, Monday
returning the same day.
Mrs. Colson on the E. Mather place IL
quite Ill of typhoid fever.
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East SkOwheGan j..

A large lot of grain was secured in this
vicinity, last week, and more to fellow,
this week, if coed weather. E. B. Rich
ardson finished hauling in eight acres OIL
oats, Monday, in grand good order.
Seventy of the young folks Of Skowhe'
gan village had corn roast on Whites
hill. Thursday evening, Aug. a5,h, bring
ing their corn with them. They left theiI
teams at James Goodrich's and went or
foot up the hill and built their fires. Mr.
Goodrich furnished the wood and 1 Ia
bushels OF summer swee.ipg apples. II
was jolly crew and they enjoyed them
selves nicely. eating roast corn and apples
At late hour they started for home
The company was the largest that ever
visited the mountain at one time. The
crew was quiet and orderly and Mr.
Goodrich did all he could TO make ithem
happy.
Leroy Sanford brother of our mai
carrier and Dora his wife, sister OF Her
bert Richardson from Minneapolis, MINI,
have visited relatives and friends in this
place, the past week, and expect to star
/, for their home. this Thursday.
I'M Merchant NJ. D. of Warren, r.
met his cousin, A. Richardson, for the
first time in fifty years and is visiting re
la,ives and friends 10 this place and Bel
grade. his former home At the time Mr.
Richardson attended the academy or
Belgrade hill, Mr.. Merchant was young
lad asd grew up and was precep,or OF thu
academy and DR.. Lowe of Canaan attend
ed the school.
Rev. Ora M. Chase will preach at th'
Moore school house 10 Canaan. Sunday
Sept. 4 b, at O'Clock p. m. All are in
vited to attend.
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BINGHAM, M {.
ROAD PETITION.

To the Honorable County Commissioners
of the County of Somerset
The undersigned citizens of Mercer and
others interested, respectfully represent that
public convenience and necessity require that
a County road be located as follows;
Commencing on the Valley road in Fast
Mercer, where the county road leading by the
house of Wesley Tyler intersects the same;
running thence in north easterly direction,
in location most favorable for building the
same and coming into the road that leads
from Norridgewock village to Mercer village
between the houses of Fernando Worthen
and Daniel Rogers. They therefore ask that
highway be located over the route men
toned above and as in duty bound will ever
pray.
July 80, 1904.
S. TRACY
and thirty-eight Others.
Somerset SIS.
Received and filed 10th day of August, A.
d. 1904.
Attest; w. T. SEEKINs, Clerk.