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The Somerset reporter., 1906-02-08
West New Portland

The weather for the past few days re
minds us that winter is here and soring
has not come yet.
DIR Wing was called to this place
Tuesday, to see Mrs Flora Hodsdon
who has been very sick with /, fl I'M
nation of the stomach for the past few
weeks, and who is very low at THU
writing.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Standish are visiting
Mrs. Standish's parents, Mr. and Mrs
Elijah H0dsdOn In this village.
A very interesting sermon WAS deliv
cred at the Union church. last sunday
by tho p,stor, Raw Robert SCOTT, hin
text was G Ala, 6:6.7.
An entertain ment was held In Lemon
Stream hall last saturday evening, fOl
the benefit Of Fernwood Grange, II b-
ing The first Anniversary of this lodg,
which has nearly doubled the humble
OF Us members during the year, A
goodly sum was taken for the box sup
per aud admission taken at the door
All seemed to have fine time.
The Somerset reporter., 1906-02-08

Mira. Ernest Joy Ia in IGOR health.
he is being treated by DR.. lash OF
Fairfield.
Several from this place attended the
rec, prion Of Mr.. Arthur Howe. Friday
evening
Mrs Leland Kicker is taking piano
lessr9s Of MISS Jenkins.
Mr.. Alfred Nelson has returned from
his visit in Portland.
MIS- Dora Bessey has been on the
sick list the past WI Elk.
NJ d Holt did not go to Brighton
this week on &C count of bad cold
MIR Otis Taylor of Materyille visited
at John urtis' Last week.
Victor Grange entertainment satur
day evening was success.
Mrs Howard Ham has been confined
to the house aud unable to work on
account OF rheumatism In her arm and
hand.
Mr.. Ralph HoXie Is very sick in Au-
gusts with pheumonia; his mother ia
with him
Last Sunday morning Mr.. Colby Man.
son passed from earth life aged 10 years.
He leaves wife. son, aud grandson.
The funeral was held at tho house,
Wednesday forenoon.
Mrs Clarence Smith and two children
will start for California, Friday, where
she will join her husband and make her
home there for The present.
The Somerset reporter., 1906-02-08

RE Atwood hauled 8 cords of four
foot wood from his home to this village
distance of one half mile, with one
pair of no ses In one day this week.
EE Atwood took party of fourteen
of The young Peep o of lh's place, con-
sisting Of Maurice + o.s, principal OF the
high school here Harry Atwood,
Perl Luce, Carlton Luce, Earl Atwood
ALL Fuller, Harold Atwood, Clayton
Atwood. Josephine Mitchell, Ethel
Stansbury, Winnie Atwood, Winnie
Butler, Beatrice Butler, to attend the
sophomore exhibition, class of 1908 OF
Arson academy which was held in
Carrabassett hall at North Arson Feb
Z. Al voted a good time IN general.
Miss Seward of North Arson visited
friends 10 town Saturday and Sunday.
The Somerset reporter., 1906-02-08

% account OF there being no board or
shiugle mill Solon village. lumber from
the GENITAL oart OF the Town is being haul
ed 10 Patker's mill at Eorlh Madison.
Mrs. Sarah Head and Mss Lucy
Jewett are reported as improving 10
health.
Schools are to close this week.
Rev. Mr.. Sargent was calling on friends
10 the south part of the town. Monday.
Err est Paul is looking after ash to be
used in his new mill.
Will Jewett has been suffering from a
riug worm on his face. which troubled
him so be had to have it lanced
The Somerset reporter., 1906-02-08

Several weeks ago | was in an In
dian village and peeped inside the chief
Hindoo temple. To my great surprise
| saw the portrait of famous London
beauty, nicely framed calmly looking
down at the idol beneath 1t. The lady,
am sure, never dreamed that she
would be worshiped in this way
Lucknow Letter to London Mail.
The Somerset reporter., 1906-02-08

ngs there for two or three weeks. Mrs.
Walsh will occupy his pulpit here while
he is away.
We are glad to see Harmony Grange so
we'll SPOKEN OF 10 the LAST issue OF the Re-
PORTER but your correspondent made a
sisnt m stake 10 the financial standing
there being but little over four hundred
dollars 10 the bank
The Somerset reporter., 1906-02-08

Kidney complaint kills more people
than any other disease. This is due to
the disease being 30 insidious that II
gets a good hold on the system before 1t
is recognized Foley's Kidney Cure will
prevent the development OF fatal disease
IL taken In time. r w Buckusm.
The Somerset reporter., 1906-02-08
South Scion.

There has been snow enough in the
highways to make very good sleiehine
this winter but not enough on logging
roads.
The Somerset reporter., 1906-02-08
Eiiuckley

Miss Gertrude Dunbar is in Fairfield
on an extended visit
Mr. Chester Burrill and wife visited
at Arthur Wardwell's. lsst week.
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$1,000 50
STATE OF MAINK.

County OF Somerset, IS -
l. James Fellows. Cashier OF the above named
bank, do soemnly swear. that the above statement
, true to the best of nv know ledge and belief.
az Il aTAMEs FELLows. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before this S.h day
Ci Feb uarv. 10
EDwARp N. MERRILL Notary Public.
Correct--Attest:
JOHN X MCCLELLAN,
ALFRED II LANG, DirecfoFs
Joan WESTON
The Somerset reporter., 1906-02-08
NO. 20E--
Report of the Condition
OF
THE SECOND NATIONAL BANK.
OF SkOWHEGAN
At Sko~hegan, in the State of Maine, al the close
OF business, January soth, 1870.

ot ShoW HhG AN.
At Skowhegan, in the State OF Maine, the close
OF business January soh 1890.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts, B31o, s77 70
Overdraits secured and unsecured, $50 81
U. >. Bonds to secure circulation, $1,000 %
Ponds. securities, etc. I9O, l8t Is
Banking house furniture and fixtures, 10000
Due from aup -ov, eserve agents, IS,hSo %
Checks and other cash items, oo9 81
Notes OF other National banks, ago
Fractional paper currency, nickels and cents 10 70
La pful money reserve in bank, viz -
Specie, 6..o3
! egal-tender notes, s,aIo 90 I4,o7S 90
REDEEM ption fund with u s. Treasurer
6 per cent of circulation, o,3So
Total S5I6ss6 50
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock paid in, $I3s,ooo
Surplus fund, 10000 90
UnuIv Ided profits, less expenses and
taxes paid, s,771 IS
NautI al Bank notes outstanding, ItI,ooo 90
Due 10 other National banks I,4os 80
Dividends imp id, ro 90
l. dividual deposits subject to check, 134,ass q
Cashiers Checks outstanding, S,198 n
Total Sst6QyA 50
The Somerset reporter., 1906-02-08

RESOURCES
Loans and discounts. Ss6s,s4n46
Overdrafts, secured and unsecured, s,9sl@
U. ). Bonds to secure circulation Ib',, ooAD
Nonds, securities, So ooo@a
Banking house. furniture and fixtures, To,ooo.So
Due from National Banks mot Reserve
Agents. 36o.S4
Due from approved reserve agents, 7S,0os.os
Checks and other cash items, 10 s7.7o
Notes OF other National banks, 12,QrI,oo
Fractional paper currency, nickeia cents. 1884
lawful money reserve in bank, viz
Specie. 37,S1t so
Legal tender notes, L. 90 20 AoS,o.sn
REDEEM ption fund with u. s. Treasurer
IS per cent of circulation, 10000
Total. S77'1oLR~
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in, Stso,oooSO
Surplus fund, Soyocceo
Undivided profits, less expenses and
taxes paid, sS,oso.so
National Bank notes outstanding, i4S,,9ooo
Due to Trust Companies and Savings
Banks, $500,
Dividends unpaid, poS.M
Individual deposits subject to check, jro,osSAo
Bills PAYABLE in luding certificates of
deposit tor money borrowed, 100000
Total, $57I,9oJpO
8TATE OF MAINE.
County of Somerset, So
|, Geo N. Page, Cashier of the above named
bank do solemnly swear that the above statement
is true to the best of my knowledge and belief
Gko. NJ PAGE, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th day
of reby 1900.
IL L. L. WALTON. Notary Public.
Ed P PAGEl'' ptrecsO,..
All. WYMAN,
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siq Crowd Out Again.

Probably $50 people were out to
the meeting of Rev. Henry Blandford
on the Lea lots opposite the court
mousse last night. Of this number be
tween forty and fifty came forward
to the platform seeking a cleansing
from disease and all were given
treatment In the lot were consump-
tives, paralytics. syphilitics, dyspep
tics and sufferers from insomnia,
chronic headache. catarrh and do
zen other ailments. Some of the per
sons who received healing the
night before state that they are al
ready mucn better. The healer asks
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PROPERTY ATTACHED.
Foreign Insurance Company May De-
eide to Pay Losses in the
San Francisco Fire.

New York. Aug. 1O-The most i'm
portant action from the standpoint
of the fire insurance companies that
has been taken since the recent San
Francisco disaster was that of yes
tarday, when attachments were lev
led on property of the transatlantic
Fire Insurance Co. of Hamburg held
by trustees in this city, as well as
that in possession of the state super
intendent of insurance. This action
taken by the attorneys of the San
Francisco policy holders was due to
the refusal of the company to pay
claims on fire losses at San Francis
co on the ground that the destruction
by fire was an act of Providence, ex-
ceptei in its form of policy. AS the
amount of the claims is over eight
hundred thousand dollars, attach
ments will be levied on the property
of the company in Hamburg, Germa-
ny, as well as the property held by
trustees in this city.
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Notice. Bridges.

Bids will be received until Noon
Saturday, August 18th, for the build
ing of the following bridges, by the
City Council of the City of Roswell:
One bridge across North Spring river
at Union avenue, So feet long, 16 feet
wide.
One bridge across North Spring riv-
er at Kentucky avenue SO feet long,
16 feet wide
One foot-bridge across N Spring
River at Penn. ave, SIS feet long, s
feet wide i
In general plan all these bridges
are on butts with hand rail
Specifications on file in the office
of the City Clerk.
Bidders will specify in their bids
the kind of lumber to be used, wheth-
er mountain pine, Texas pine or com
bination of both.
Council reserves the right to re
ject any or all bids.
LUCIUS DILLS,
City Engineer
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WITHDRAWS FROM COAST.
Insurance Company Will Wait for
Unsettled Conditions at San
Francisco to Adjust
Themselves.

Manchester, N. H, Aug. 10.-In an
nouncing that the New Hampshire
Fire Insurance Co. has suspended bu-
siness on the Pacific Coast, the Off
GERS of the company today gave out
a statement saying the suspension is
due to the fact that the company de
sires to permit the unsettled condi-
tions in San Francisco and on the
Pacific slope generally to adjust them
selves before taking on further liza
bility. The company's losses at San
Francisco, the statement says will
be settled for about 100000.
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WRECK ON DENVER ROAD.
Fifty Five Persons Injured Near
FruitIand, Texas.

Dallas, Tex, Aug. 10.-Fifty-five per
sons were injured today in a wreck
on the Ft Worth and Denver City
railroad near Fruitland, Texas A re-
lief train has gone from here carry
ing physicians. The sleeper and one
day coach went down a 2O-foot en-
bankment, seriously injuring several
the most seriously hurt being: Joe
Davis, Longview; P. Carson, Amaril-
10; T. F. Bailon, Matador; o. w Las
sitter and wife, Quanah; Leslie Stall
lings, Bowie; Mrs. R. N Miller, New
Boston; w. H. Meyers. Henrietta;
F. w. Cole, Temple.
The majority of those Injured were
taken to Bowie for surgical treat
ment, and a number were taken to
Fort Worth
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SECRETARY LOEB SUED.
Charged With Having Caused the Un-
lawful Arrest of CORRESPONDENT.

Oyster Bay, N. Y, Aug. 10.-Wm.
Loeb, Jr., secretary to the President
was made defendant in $4,000 dam
age suit today in which he is charged
with having caused the false arrest
of Nadage Doree, Jewish writer
The arrest was made last winter in
Washington when Miss Doree was
distributing leaflets advertising her
work in defense of the Russian Jews
at ST. Paul's Episcopal church Sec
retary Loeb will be defended by the
Department of Justice. The arrest,
he says, was made by the Washington
police without his knowledge. Miss
Doree made an unsuccessful attempt
to see President Roosevelt at Oyster
Bay last summer.
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that they receive treatment every
night for week before they look
for or talk of results.
Biz Excursion This Time.

A large crowd came in on the ex-
cursion trains this week Two sections
of the regular train from the north
were run last night anu the night be-
fore. The Walker-Davisson people
brought in about 27 each night. The
Parks-Rhodes company had about fif-
teen. The Pecos Valley immigration
Company had a big crowd but the
number could not be secured today.
Smaller companies had good sized
crowds of prospectors.
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OLD BUSINESS HOUSE GONE.
The Oriental Barbershop and Restau-
rant Makes Way for Roswell
Gas CompanY.

The Oriental Barbershop, for ten
years a business institution of the
city of Roswell and last owned by Nc
Pherson e Porter, has been closed
out. The rear of the room it occupied
in the Gaullieur block, for ten years
a Chinese restaurant, has been a store
room for the past two years, but this
entire section of the Gaullieur block
is being remodeled and converted in
to an office and business house for
the Roswell Gas Company, which is
fast getting in condition to do busi-
ness with the people of Roswell
The front part of the room is be
ing supplied with new tile floor and
partitions will be put in to divide the
front portion into two sections and
cut off the rear which will be a store
room for gas stoves, ranges and sup
plies Half of the front section will
be used for an Office by some business
man. The work of improvement is
being done as rapidly as possible.
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GOLD BEATERS STRIKE.
Two Thousand Men Go Out Against
the "Open Shop"

New York, Aug. 10.-A strike of
1000 gold beaters against the open
shop began yesterday. Delegate Jas.
McCabe. of the Gold Beaters' Union,
announced last night that the strike
affects 80 firms. 1t was ordered, he
said, for the purpose of driving out
the middlemen, or small contractors,
VINO take contracts from the large
manufacturers.
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Resolutions of Sympathy.

Whereas, Almighty God in His wis
dom has seen fit to take from this
world unto Himself Josephine, the
beloved daughter of our Brother and
Sister Milan:
Therefore; be it resolved, that we
extend to the bereaved parents our
most tender sympathies in this hour
of trouble.
Be it further resolved, that copy
of these resolutions be spread upon
our minutes, another sent to the par
ents. and a copy furnished to the
Daily Record for publication.
FANNIE M KITE,
DOLLY CARMACK,
Committee Woodmen Circle.
w. GILL,
E. w. BURNS,
Committee Woodmen of the World.
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of his own bomb, has been positively
identified. Mile. Misntchenko, a girl
student who was involved in the con-
spiracy, had three fingers blown off,
and was otherwise horribly mutilat-
ed while loading a bomb She is the
daughter of General Mishtchenko. a
member of the military council
About 400 Cronstadt mutineers will
be tried by court martial
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Baptists Go to Carlsbad.

The following persons went to
Carlsbad last night to attend the Lin
coin Baptist Association, which con
vened last night and remains in ses-
sion over Sunday: Rev H F. Yer
million, Mrs. R. F. Upton, Mrs c.
P. Shearman, Mrs Frank Divers, J.
D. Render, s. NJ. King, Miss Irene
McWhirt, Mrs. B. D. Glover, Frank
Parsons, Rev. S. P. Becerra and Mr.
and Mrs. Kie Oldham The Lincoln
Association comprises the counties
of Eddy, Chaves, Lincoln and So
zorro.
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HAD A PRIVATE LEDGER.
Besides That President Stensiand
Was a Race Track Gambler.

Chicago, Aug. 10.-In addition to
the discovery of a private ledger kept
by President Paul o. Stensland, OF
the wrecked Milwaukee avenue Bank,
in which was concealed the record
of $191, 900 of savings bank deposits,
another sensational book came to
light during the examination of Cash
ier Henry w. Herring by Assistant
States Attorney Olsen at the bank
last night This book showed that the
missing president, in company with
a coterie of friends, was a heavy
plunger on the races.
The personal estate of President
Paul o. Stensland was today placed
in the hands of a receiver, VIM. C.
Niblack, vice president of the Chica-
go Title and Trust Co., being ap-
pointed under bond of 100000.
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ASSAILANTS IDENTIFIED.
Have Been Traced to "Flying Fight
ing Organization of Social
Revolutionists.

st. Petersburg. Aug. 10.-The at
tempts on the lives of Vice Admiral
Doubasoff and General Nepluieff. COM
mander of the Sebastopol forces,
have been traced to the Flying
Fighting Organization" of the Social
Revolutionists, of which Savinkoff
was a leader. Savinkoff was arrested
on suspicion of completely in the at
tempt on Nepluieff's life, but escap-
ed two days later. Doubasoff's assail
ant, who was killed by the explosion
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TESTING NEW BULLET.
Will Probably Be Accepted for Use
in New Army Rifle.

Springfield, Mass, Aug. 10.-Briga-
dier General Crozier, chief of ord
nance in the U. s. army, said yester-
day that the light, sharp-pointed bull
let's which experts have been testing
for a month past, have shown such
satisfactory qualities that they prob
ably will be accepted for use in the
new army rifle, replacing the present
service bullets.
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g g g g g g g 9 9 g g g 9 g g g
g IN THE SOCIAL WORLD. g

The Ladies' Missionary Society of
the Presbyterian church held a meet
A. Norvell at her home on Kentucky
avenue There was a full attendance
and the following program was car
ried out: Study of Foreigners in
America, led by Mrs. Wyatt Johnson
and Mrs c. A. Norvell. Solo, The
Little Man of Japan" by Mrs. Fred
C. Hunt Solo, "The Singing in Gods
Acre. by Miss Mary Richardson. So
10, 'eThe Inner Circle" by Dr. Hawley
After the regular program, Mrs. Ev-
ans was called upon and gave a short
reading Ice cream cake and margu-
critics were served. The committee
in charge of the day were Mesdames
Best, Beers and Evans.
Mrs. C. A. Norvel is entertaining
small party of lady friends this af-
ternoon. All of them are natives of
Missouri
A crowd of young people drove out
to the home Of Mrs. e. NJ Smith four
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KILLED BY PULAJANES.
Men Were Greatly Outnumbered but
Made a Gallant Fight.

Manila, P. l., Aug. 10.-First Lieu
tenant John F. James and two pri-
Yates of the Eighth Infantry with
Contract Surgeon Calvin Snyder and
of Iloilo, were killed yesterday after
noon in a hand to hand fight with
Puajanes at Julieta, island of Leyte.
The detachment of Americans which
consisted of ten men, was greatly
outnumbered, but made a gallant
fight.
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BISHOP DENIES 1T.
Says He is Not Connected With the
ENDLESS Prayer Chain.'

Boston, Mass, Aug. 1870 much
annoyance mas been caused to Right
Rev. VIM Lawrence, the Episcopal
Bishop of Massachusetts, by the flood
of letters which have been pouring
in regarding the so-callej endless
chain of prayer alleged to have
been started by him, that the Bishop
has found it necessary to issue de-
NAL that ne is connected with the
matter, and he says: 1T is the work
of some demented or mischievous
person"
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SEcY. WILSON IN CHICAGO.

To Consider Sanitary Regulations and
Inspection of Cattle.
Chicago, Aug. 10.-Secretary of Ag-
riculture James Wilson arrived here
last night, and it is reported that a
conference has been called at which
those interested in closer sanitary
regulations and inspection of cattle
at points of Shipment will be present.
According to report, President Roose-
welt does not deem the new meat in
spection law water-tight, as some
laxity has existed in passing on dis
eased cattle by state inspectors. 1t
is said that Secretary Wilson wishes
to get uniformity of action.
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POACHING INCIDENT.

Will Not Result in Any Diplomatic
Complications With Japan.
Toxic, Aug 10.-All the facts re-
ceived up to this time in connection
with the Aleutian island incident
point to a raid by Japanese poachers.
1t is generally believed that the af-
fair will not result in any diplomatic
complications. The Japanese govern
ment, however, is still awaiting it's
own report.
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LABOR UNION SPLITS.
Rival of international Brotherhood of
Teamsters.


Chicago, Aug 10.-A new labor un-
ion to be known as the United
Teamsters of America" was formally
launched today as a rival of the In
ternational Brotherhood of Team
Teamsters. While c. P. Shea was
reelected president and other officers
of the old organization were winding
up the affairs of the convention, the
new organization was in process of
formation Frank Morrison, secretary
of the Federation of Labor, is hur-
rying to Chicago with a message from
President Gompers appealing to the
anti-Shea contingent to discontinue
their secession movement.
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Murderer Hanged.

Boise, Idaho, Aug 10.-WiIliam H
Bond was hanged here today for the
murder of Chas. Daily in this city on
October 5th, 190 The crime was the
most brutal in the history of the
state. With the nelp of Mrs. Jennie
Daily. Bond murdered her husband.
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James Farrell and Frank Divers
have sold to L. B. Tannehill 500 two
and three year old steers. They have
been delivered and will be taken to
Mr.. Tannehill's pasture in the Mes
calero reservation.
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U. s. WEATHER BUREAU.
(local Report.)
observation taken at 6 a. m

Observation taken at a. m.)
Roswell, N NJ, Aug 10-Tempera-
ture.-Max-, SO; min, 63; mean, rs.
Precipitation, 90: wind s. E., veloc-
ity 3 miles; weather cloudy.
Forecast, Roswell and Vicinity:
Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday
with local thunder showers; station
airy temperature
n. WRIGHT.
oMcial In Charge.
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TRIAL OF LYNCHERS.
Attorney General HadIey to Assist in
the Prosecution.

Springfield, Mo, Aug. 1O.-When
the trial of Daniel D. Galbraith, one
of the alleged leaders of the mob
which in April last hanged three ne
again Monday morning, Attorney Gen
eral Hadley will be in Springfield to
assist the state. He is at present in
Las Vegas, N. NJ.
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and one-haf miles southwest of town
Wednesday evening and had jolly
good time. Late in the evening dainty
refreshments were served. Every
guest was given a souvenir of the
occasion, but as the souvenirs were
put in the buggies as surprise, sever
al of them were left at the livery sta
bles where the rigs were secured.
The souvenirs were little kittens.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs. R.
L. Ballard, Misses Mclaughlin, Bessie
Mclaughlin, Louise Mclaughlin, Nc
Cormick, Mcconnell, Coon Carper and
Bachman: Messrs. Bemis Tigner, Ur-
ton, Ben Urton, Dekker, Ririe.
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CANS AND NELSON TO FIGHT.
Will Meet at GoIdfield, Nevada on La
Dor Day.

Goldfield New, Aug. 10.-Joe Cans
and Billy Nolan, manager for Bat
Nelson, signed articles last night for
Nelson and Cans to fight in this city
on Labor Day, the purse to be cut so
that Nelson will get $4,000, win or
lose, Cans to get $4,000 win OF lose.