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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-02-22
KANSAS SCORES.
Gets Investigation Of Oil Carrying Rail.
roads.

Washington. Feb. is.-The Interstats
commerce commission has ordered an In.
Vestigation OF rates. and practice OF rail.
road carriers engaged In transporting on
from Kansas. and Indian Territory TO iH.
terstate destinations.
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ApmIRAl's WIDOW DEAD.

Florence, Italy. Feb. i3s--Mary
Wilkes. widow OF Rear Admiral Wilkes
U. =. NJ, IL dead. aged So.
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TO
E:RDEEN
leeting d
avel-
PscTEO PARTIAL "HoMe RULE"
10 Will Q.
aimed BY
Town

The irzy.
Tin l)akou
June l and
| nd the sec.
South Ia.
iation. W.
10 was u.
|izer OF The
! ana gave.
lans or III.
OF the az.
ccess.
; travelins.
eat many
n the plaa
make the
ST. Lous|
gorgeous IA
. will be Al
but one .I
3 the gath.
| rlooked Al
e the hn;
| alton wal
tanning The
: travelhg|
re will ls|
every pro
,nfort ant|
| ors To ih.|
Jon will h|
ntertainra|
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by banA
Mitchell
kIngs anal
the towaI
On will SCI
year. /
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Bells Announes u.

Boston. Feb. iI.-Bells IA Boston
pealed at noon today In observance Of
the wedding OF Miss Roosevelt
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cry.
Sven Wa

New eyi.
ed by the
stery sur
In SiouI
hristophg
[ruler. VII
/. a son u
n on the
rendering
e In Their
te OF The
'licitei by
concerning
Father and
conditioa
ems rclA.
the uOsi
| ,ial stand.
de theory
he police
he theory
+ missing
= wander.
the state.
| ed the Do
/ a saloon
lorthwari
&c things
opened N
vening q,
a also on
the police.
the chaia
arrest.
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ture hat OF gray with large white
plumss.
Miss Dorothy Roosevelt. pale blue
cloth and hat To match.
Mrs. Frederick Roosevelt, white lace
cloth gown and tan colored straw hat
and lace TO match.
Mrs. EmIen Roosevelt. steel blus
panne velvet with Venetian collar and
cuffs hat OF lace and feathers.
Miss Christine Roosevelt. blue silk
trimmed with lace, large hat with blue
feathers.
Miss Margaret Roosevelt. cerise crepe
de chine and hat In same shade.
The 0roon's Mother.
Mrs. Longworth, mother OF thu
bridegroom. white chiffon cloth
trimmed with n deep band OF Irish
lace at the hem. a long coat Of Irish
lace. She carried mhuve orchids.
Comtase de Chambrun. sister OF Mr..
Longworth, was In brown chiffon vel
vet embroidered and trimmed with
cloth Of gold. Her sable toque had
white aigrette.
Mrs. Fairbanks. wife OF the vice
president. was In violet chiffon with
hat and gloves 20 match. the hat hay-
ing long violet pluues. .
Mrs. Root, wife Of thu secretary OF
state. dark green velvet With a small
toque to match.
Miss Root. cerise chiffon velvet with
black velvet hat and dark furs.
Mrs. shaw. wife OF the secretary OF
the treasury. lavinder satin with toaus
OF the same color.
Mrs. Cortelyou. wife OF the lostmas-
ter general. white vlole. the fronts OF
tho skirt and bodice Of hand en-
broidery. large white hat with plumes.
Mrs. Bonapartc. wife OF the secre-
tary of the navy. wore the historic
n.Na IL #N.N n. A.
Westphalia, Jerome Bonaparte. to his
daughter and which has been handed
down To the secretary and Mrs. Bona
parte. The lace IL In nounces OF great
depth and was worn over coral satin.
She also wore the necklace pins and
hair ornaments which Jerome pre-
sented To his American wife. Martha
Patterson. OF Baltimore. before he be-
came king OF westphalia.
Glorious Weather. Too.
As fair as May morning WAS the
wedding day of Miss Roosevelt. soft.
balmy sunshine poured down from a
cloudlcss sky and made the day like
springtime.
Although the guests within the east
room who Witnessed the beautiful GER
emory did not number beyond hun
dreds, thousands gathered about the
White House. fascinated by the thought
that they could be so near the scene
on which the eyes OF the world are cen
tered today. II VAS n typical wash
ington crowd. and included many who
we're friends OF the Roosevelts. and
good enough friends TO understand the
impossIbIlity OF all the friends OF the
two families being invited To the wed :
ding.
There was TO JostlinE and no disor-
der. comparatively few policemen be-
ing on duty. No one was permitted I'm
the white House grounds today except
the guests.
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RT.
,eident ia

b AicQuAy.
injured u
room yes
cling frac
the othI
In feard
uric Of q
e Il yeAn
he support
hployed a.
vas In ih
o mend a
occurred
the pulley
belt. lie
the belt 70
ny revoh-
81 his hold
shaft and
Ibly would
npt actioa
belt con
q gaso Inc
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tEp.
Progress

csidcnt y
Ia Central
nstructine
,ux Falls
q icst Ha.
X all win
heart o.
work will
rex. whsH
with the
Ra,lruad
|ent Sh'r
Chicago
ents Nith
trail Raj
company
raj In this
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-02-22

ester. onr
h Ilako.A
this city
lpr. Toe
pcaranrc
~ parts
mt OF i'e
or whFa
n nunllsr
u,n.s.,f o
|cAtion v.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-02-22

Is "A MI
or AlyT.
city 90
he tru, IS
from the
Iiling TIE
from tie
al OF
ld look 4
o be
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-20
Mrunbltifs 1lebcrtrNamn0en

&oiiob 4. M|ottbcwS uno @ottil1
at GlIic q. South, 9 @runOItilde,
$500.
Stanley &. Mott6eps on Sanuncl
9. 6Qlttb, > @runoltiitc, S..
Nngelino Gep9 mo @ottc an Sol.
9. y. Sogon mo @ottilL SiiOlpeIt.
Gde Scr Suoion- 1u1o GurlepsS troB9,
1919 bel II @runo5ina $36, $500.
Gomaro 5. 8elt an Die oN'onnmeE-
tai @rcluing Gompann," , @rlnO-
itiide, S..
nGcltiAe Sporbant" an @cnjonlill
g. Bottom llnb @ottin NorOicite Der
Eeirec., nobc Shroeoers StruBe, IL
If bel 60, @rrn05ins $24, So.
Nlice s. &oopcr, Jrllltcc, an Soblt
u. Goriel @eiticitc Scr NoIoro Npe.,
DOG bel - $500.
Gli5a6ctb 9. Mortin Ii. q. OH DC
bert $, Smith, Siinmeltieitc Der Gcrt-
ter, nobe @op-StroBc, II bel 50,
$500.
:. s.. Strobmeper, No6loBpcrpolz
ter, on Iobert $. Smith, Siiopelts
lcite Der Grcterr, nobc q StroBe,
~ bel IS, @rrno5in9 $40, $500.
Tobert $. Smith uno @ottin an
albert g. 6ronf, 3 @rlnoItild2,
$1,000.
9iid)or0 GromtpcQ, illn., an Sobn
g. Sutton u,b Gattin, gScitleite bcr
Got-Siu. nobc 90. StraGc, If bti
t0o. @rltno3inS $65, So.
Suullel &ormib al Inip Bic
mon9o R~or0oitieite oes 9eloir Morz
tct space. nabe 26lps5trobe, IA BET
-, @rpno5inS $50. 81
Mnlpinu GoititantiHe 1t. y. on aate
". Gonitontine, Gitieite Der Hcas-
tier, nabe Cough traBe 13.4 bci
30, ST.
WorD 9fogerS an Midoel s. Wtc-
&ubb uno @ottin, @eitieitc Der Gbo-
pei, nabc Grott-S Strobe, IL bel GO,
@rlno5ins $12 S..
TreOerid S. &ide uto 6ottin at
@taiam Wonb unb Satin, Sitieitc
DER Central slpemle, nobe Gbaie.Str IT,,
1876 bel 80, @runo5ius $40, So.
SomeS $. Ereiton Ii. g., SruiteeS,
oil Gowaro S. Glarf, 3 8runbitiide,
$1dt0.
Gbiparo S. Glorf an geniomin
| Gpyoiben 3 8runoitiide, $780,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-20

ynOltd tplet er t6ren Hlfen, gibt
au4 Qusfunft, fotpeit er's pernlag. Gin
paor Mprt1enbiifdet, Die feline Singer
umtldmmern, beIfen ibm babel.
9lio beim 9lumcnpfliden abgez
ftIr3t! 9as mar ni6ts Neues auF
Capri. Die 5remben iino NUN einmaI
10 toQtiibn, fogar ole 9amtn!
SIN Sotel 9errfdt groBe N~ufregun9.
Ger Trem0e, in oeflen @eIeQI4aft Die
Dame berungliidt lit, miro umrin9t,
befro9t, Of er beripan0tIhdftli6e Be
3ic6ungcn gu tbr 9abe, p6 ie Inn na6e
itunoe, ob ct fie ftpn ldnqer femme.
Gr f4iittelt Den Gopf 0a3u. Rein,
netn nur cine Retiebefannti4aft,
pie man lie 10 madt i'm 2eben."
8rei Sage ipdter berldBt in Neapet
oo8 Sdiff Den Safsn, ba8 5orIt 9are
oinger in feline ferne Welt 3urudtrdgt
iiber's meite Meer.
1leber'5 M2eer, bas teinen 3uriid9t6t!
G5orticb1tl9 iolGt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-20

gou0ebiQc SGnqer, bos o@ilion-
Grio" nit ciNtr fcmii6cn Slid @eIt.
Gcianga . Spe3iolit1t, rnb sic pNc-
rinl Smiths" IN cinem ieniationcl=
len Grapes 2tft. @cpcglihc 9ilocr
bilocn Den S6luB ser 9iorltculngen.
g9ic iiblidL iiuocn tGQIi6 Motinec'E
5u Den bctonntcn populdren Ercticn
Itntt.
oNu0ttorium."
Cine scr rci}clrocn mnliifoliidcn
9tumr1ern ans oIhe CRATER, in
mclhem Stiid iidb Sop gSnr0, iriiQer
nit @or0 uno Gofc&, Dtcic gSode i'm
9luoitoriunl@ etnfiibrt, lit D3p4nn-
golnrp 9o6C," porgctro9cn uon SllcD
InlD INTO ciucnl grobcn Chorus Bib.
IAcr Mdb6en ultb iingcn0cr anoben.
Sri. Golp initirt Ncger, uto es
funn SIT ibren @uniten aeidgt mcr.
zen, Dob i0r nod feline o1oere Sot-
6rcttc in oieicr Ii6tlul9 gGcid0cGom-
men lit. Cine unocrc 3ltgnltmn1cr
oltS ,G0c CRATER" iin0et iidl anl
Gnoe Oc9 3lpeiten 2(ttes, b~ctitclt oSn'
Dependence GoD", in meld)er ieocgin.
3cl6cit oc5 uicrten Sltli micOtrgegcs
6cn ipirO. Sier iin0ct itt1 ou6 cine
Morid Numncr bon Sontc5 Cor
man, Dem MciIter I'M Nrron9iren
BON Wlori6 . Gpolutioncn. Otot;.
nec'n finorn 1eutc, GienItog, Mitt-
nod ur0 Somitag itott.
r&Ionep'8 E6cotcr."
Mc6oooen'3 a9lolp of Stats" miro
Oicic 99oGc IN oNloncp'8 G6eoter"ge-
0c6elt wcroclt, uno miro ii6er ell
6cr5liGcS g9ilfonmen itnoeu, pa be-
fonltt lit, 0ob S3encricn, &oitiinle Ii.
mldb Mihmirfcnoe ucu iin0. Gicic5
Stiif bat ilbernQ groben Grfolg &C.
Go6t. Ger Sunor oe9 2cbcna otf
ser Gillette Nclp = Yorf'5 lit bltrd)
nl50ejclfnctc Gorricotltrcn barge.
7teIlt. Sin grobcr mo mobleingcilb.
ter G6or 6iibihcr NiGoden in pro6t-
polcn &oitiincn gi6t sic muItfoliide
qttroftion. @cionoerS bcrpor5ubc.
ben iin0 oltd mcbrcrc brillonte Sc@s
ncricn.
.&oIltoopItr. SGcoter."
81. s. Soo05 nellcS picroftige5 W}c-
lopruto oGGinotomn Gborlie" miro
0icic AoNc I'M oSoli0opitr. = Gbeo.
ter SIR 2luffiibrutg gc6radt. I'm
ter 0cn ouiregcnocn Scenen, meld)e
in benz Stiitte SIR &orIiibrung &C.
6rod)t iperocn, Iino SIT erlpdbncn: Gi.
ne No55io alti cine 6rouen = Spiet-
b0Qe, Dos Snncre nca9olperp-1 6eo.
terS, Nat 2lQep," nooS 0cbcimc3 ini-
MGR" cin God0ortcn bcr SitIeite
NGp 9ort'S Ii, /. 10.
30 ume Gbeoter,"
Die oSborou066rco5~ trctcn 0ieia
@oGe inn ORNAMENTAL Ibeater"
ouf. SIS ipQ oieS cine Ser be'ten
gurlcsfeu . Srgdniiotioncn lcin. Gdt
&omifcr pom ipc5ieaem @ert9e ire
ten olti mo 5pei 9urleSten lfcicrr
Die fonrtld)cn Gitllotionen. W}ebrerc
Gr0Ben Der &oltocpille SiIbne be-
iinocn ii1 inter Sen Garltclern uno
0oS @aQet loll icbr gut icin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-20
Co@ Sine. &lt&6l" idrci6t;

Tu@ Sine. &Itsbl." ld1relbt;
Scr }udcrtruIt mar BON iChcr 0o1t}
bcionoer9 b~cporuat. lin iDnl icin
&c6cn 3u rcriiibcn, bat mon i0m ct-
men Observation-Disclosures, nGd}it
Sem Boil utf robcn 3ufcr bc!pjlli6t.
SpGter beidlijbtc md>l i'm rod Ourd)
Ctucn 3uldiaQa5ou, Der non ollen
gGuD2rn cr6obcn mltr0c, lUCld)c Die
INSTRUMENTATION iltbncntioltirten. -
TQa NOR Ocru(rltIt lpd] rid)t Ncnlg,
u1O CT licB Iid Don Ocn Giiell6obncn
ciucN 9}obutt 5ublcn, mas Die Gpn-
f~ltrrcn5 1t~ltcrorildte, IA Die olt0crclt
RniiinuIr2 Sen polcn Trodltprcia be
3Qhlcu miiiicn. NoIicntlid) miro Jest
scr Nrn6trobott nufborCu. NbCr e
lit nidt Criid1tlid, Ipdrltm Der Gtttc=
rGntiol}oA ucitcr beitebct iollte. Ho0=
5ltdCr toitrt 0.95c. pro EillnO 3olL,
ro~iiinirtcr 3udcr t.95c. pro Eilrno,
9Qio, INN sic N%ofiinCric'n 3u ifiiBeL
mub Oo@ &olt fiir jc0c2 YfunO Gut
fer Ctl1Cu Gent itbCr Ocn cltropoiidclt
Hrci9 ~bcjoblclL mas elmer id6rlidcrl
Webrolta9obc pom 40 N}jQioncn Col
lars iiir Die onlcrifoltiidc 9tation
alciGfonmt cine borren0e Or
prCiilnQ. 9tnd) l"nicrCr bcI6eicencn
2lr@lid)t t0nntc lton Is nit Den 40
Wt0ioncn Golfers observation-disclosures
t6lln, oIS tie 0cn 3llfcrsN fognotcn ST
i6entcn. @cltn Scr 3ou ouf Sob
3ltdcr bcibCb0ltcn mir0, 10 DOB bic
3c0icruuQ feline GinbuBc crIcIoct, 10
f0uncn sic 10 Y}iQioncu iiir sen SIC.
ciprocitGt @sSanoCl pcrmcl10ct lpers
sen; c5 miirOc 0uS Qcniigcn, lint inns
DOS &ntpnrttOfonopo III nlltn iijO.
omCritonii6Cn 3ufcrIGnncrn git
Iid)Cru mn qroBc Gon5IiIipncn BON
ollcr cltropGiid,cr 2droern Dic 3uf-
fer crportirCn. Gin onbcrcr &oridlo9
WGrc, Sen Differentiation 3lpii6cu
roffitirtem 1ntb robctll Buffer ob}lt-
ihoiicn mo 0clt Boil fir oQer 3lrf.
ter bon 95 &~unoeritcl Sent ol,i ~
Sent SIT crb00cr. Gos piirDc Der &c
Qierung cine Mcbrrepcnuc BON %
N}iQionclt 0ouors Iidertl, ole Jest
Zen Mo9rlotcn 3ltflicben. Gic 3itfcrs
6obrifotion lit elmer ser mnlpidtiq=
item SnOuItrie}meige in bicicm 2on-
DC, Gic 2(biidt, oarn 3rdcr, ocr
ritica 2onO brold)t, iel6it 3u proor.
5ir2n lit iNon I0n0it onigcacbcn
morocn mcil bic Tornlcr iid nit
Dem Hiibcnbolt nidDt bcioiicr moQcn.
IS lit 0obcr ol2 IfonOol0@ SIT be
5cidlnen, bob Dos oncrifnniid)c &olf
40 M'iuioncn fir oic @cihiitlrrQ ci-
ncr StbuItric hc5ablcn mllb sic reef
feline bier Miltinucn lpcrt6 it,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-20

| 34tphFtcutol Efatctsf
&n Der yMuiit 2lto0cntic" trot ae-
tern 9lben0 Mo0ouc gillian glou-
pclt, Sic b~eriiDmto amerifopiiHc
@rimt6onHa IN ser tontiihcn Gpcr
Ibe Goie of the 2%t.Darabra" ollf.
IS finoet mir ciltc cil15i8e Nod)-
mittna@ 2 &oritellmh mo }mor an
Somitog Itatt. Mo01me @lot-
Oclt bat Ben 9}nt 0ie iiiugIte Grima~
Donna Ser @eIt III iciL uno "a lie
iibcr cine luunoerbarc Sopranitimmc
Ocriiigt un0 o,lb ionlt Don Scr Nfllt-
fer Nat1tr init alcn @nbcn Der S6onr
belt reid altsgeItottet it, 10 Itc6t i9r
Ginc gruBe 3ufltuit in Nu5iidt. Sore
fltr5e GdrriCrc uI3 Stern" in elmer
fomiidcn Sper fam ol3 cine &ette
bon Eriunlp9en bc5ci6nct lDer0en.
Tic gultinlorcr Tbeutcrbciud)cr oiirfs
ten folGlib nit 9lcGt gclponnt leilt
WoName GfoltpeIt ollf Dem @e6icte
Der fomiidcn Gpcr tcnnen 5t lerncn,
Sr. g. Z. 8ett0lctort Ser 8ci6GftS.
fiibrcr BON yGGe @oic Of W6um6ro,"
bot oltBcr Dem Stern" cine nor5iil.
Iidc Giinitlcrtruppc sur Nlifiibrung
oc3 pbigcn 9ii6ncnItiid3 0tmonncrt,
1tno nidt SIT pcrQciicn, lit scr G6or
ltn0 oo3 SDmpbouic=S rdcitcr, mel
dies SIT elmer 0coicQcnen Nllffiibrung
bon She Goie Of 2l6ombro" unllm.
o6nglidJ notbWcn0ia lit.
rTor0'$ Spcrn4ouS."
Sic rniibertreifIi0cn Ne1cr-Srni.
totorcn lfc >SntDrc ln0 Ncatb trotclt
9citcrn 2(beno IN Ser ipc}icu iiir lie &C.
lHricbcncn muiifoliiHen Noiic o1be
Sam Gree" in y6or0'3 0pernbotS"
mlf. Ger Nutor oc3 Stiides lit Sr,
@eorgc 9. &obort, uno Die Muiif fin
0oilelbe mltroe BON Niqiom Seron1p
unO SeQn Shlnorb gclicicrt. SEER
!. AtcSntprc bat oic l}ole einea Eor-
ter in Ceinem 2cibitoQz Nlerotl0ct
SonbIctqniaH. il%bcrHomnfr, ser BON
Scnrp &oneR f0eotb) peronloBt
miro, ieinc GteIlAna alf}H9cben nno
Gnomolgt qirer M}tnitretruppe 5t
pcr0cn, lporouf Die Grlcbnilic Dieicr
Grippe fol0cn. Gin iebr itorter Gbor,
mun0erbnrc Sccnerie'u uno prohts
pole. Goitiime picnen 5ltr tpeitereu
Il2Itottung OeS 5ugfr6itiQcn StiideS.
uNlbougbls Eb0otcr."
Cine intereiotte &ro0uttion miro
0ieic Mohe III o}llbolt9b'a Gbeoter"
QcbotcnL it0cm &oltIo GOmarbCS H..
i6rc 6cril1ntc @eiellidoft sic fo.
miihe Gper oErin5eb 9cGGor" 5ur
Nliiiibrln0 britgen miro. Scr Cert
lit BON G0moro Eoulton u10 sic
N}liif BON 2tlfteo g. &obin. 6rl.G0-
lOor0c9 1ot iid) lebteS aiion nit @ill-
lome Ninnic" Cinen benei0cn3mCrs
tben &lf gciGoifen. Sic io0 cine
&iinitlcrir eritcn GongcS ouf Der
Spcrctten = &ii6ne lcin. Sic bciiBt
Slt1cuO, S~utrQigcn5, SNGn6cit mo
cine idJ0ne Stinnlc. Ger Ghor tit
Gin mr0noDm@rpGiie grpbcr uno gut
cinaciibt.
nSbC @apctD."
Sir Oicic @o6e tritt i'm o@ouc-
IN. Sbcutcr" Die 6oboritin Scr @rr.
lc2fcn = @iibnc Roie SpOct nit i5rer
populGrcn Grtppe, Sen n2onoon Del
les" uti. Die Goritellngcn bic
ten uoQitGnoig Neucs. ,Ga55ling
N0ncD," Die mtiifoliihe Eoiie Der les
ten Suilolb lpclhe 10 9roBe Griol9e
ouipie5, miro mieber ~Ncgcbcn, unO
auBcroen trcteu nod oltf nNelepa,"
Oo5 mcni6lihc Mdtbiel, oa5 MicGoll.
SCr5ett, Die @ci6iuiiter @elton, boS
9ijou Gomctp Grio ltno Y. S.Gnntps
belt nno Sim Mod III cincm urfos
miihen 9lttc, iorpie Bic orobiidc
Grippe Oca ietGS ,pSaimo@" unO 20
i60ne MooeQe.
10 arDIonb ,GbeQter."
Sn Ocm reihboltigen 8%roarammc,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-20

Sn Der 8 a It no6tSnumm mel
Der WfiIndcner NcltcItcn Nat1ridtcnN
tlnoen mir folacn0e An5eige: o@r0B.
&a9e@ieitlmg indlt 0eocn bebes Sc.
holt clncn aeluonbtem Heoatteur, Der
ltt III Ser 0itreidiid > ltngariidcr
Foltttt nod mlStclht. Mcnn rr es
liidDt mebt onsbdlt miro ct in Der
9Ieid)cn Nnitolt gratis perpflegt, IN
Der 'riHc orei i~rriinni9 g%eluorocner
Gor90n1er uttcr1ebrad)t itnb." ST.
mas trGftia obcr mer tGglid in BEN
oltrelhild) lmgoriiden aeiiel riibrer
mnB, Der mciB Oicien Seuf3er ST. mir.
bigen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-20

Ger StnGItruit BAT IN B.
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The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1906-06-21
HARMONY.

The past week has been a busy one
with farmers, many Of them planting their
corn and potatoes, while a few. who have
wet land, have not yet been able to get
that done aud will SOW their ground.
Grass is looking finely and so is grain.
Miss Hannah Foss. who is employed 10
Guilford, spent the Sabbath with her pat
ents here
Mrs. Lillian Bartlett of Saco is spend
ing a few weeks with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. S. Reed.
Mr.. Varnum Shauuck and his nephew,
Elwyn Chadboutn, OF Auburn, are visit
ing a, Samuel Jordan's.
A party OF ten or twelve young people
spent the day at Porcupiae Ledge last
Sunday.
Clair Turner is visiting his friend, Ash
ley Groves. in Auburn, for a few days,
and will be joined there the last OF the
week by Arthur Harvey, and go to North
field, Mass, for a ten days attendance at
the lectures there. as delegates of the
Christian Endeavor society at the M. c. |.
The Sabbath school will observe Child.
ren's Day next Sunday, and every child,
whether member OF the school or not,
are urgently requested to be there.
Chas. n. Davis has sold his farm to
Willard Leighton, who will move in this
week, and has bought larger one in
Plymouth and moved his family there
from Augusta. His mother, who has been
stopping on the farm here, will join them
soon.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1906-06-21
HINCKLEY.

Mrs John Walker has arrived home
from her visit in Massachusetts. Her
daughter, Mrs. Herman Topper, and lit
lie daughter, accompanied her.
The Larkin soap club met with Mrs.
Arthur Wardwell last week.
Misc Lucy Gaylord has taken her little
girl to Auburn. where she is at work IN a
shoe shop.
Mr.. Walter Hall and wife went to
Brooks Wednesday to attend the funeral
of Mrs. Everett Hall.
Mr.. Melvin Palmer intends to move his
family into his tenement over the store
soon.
Mr.. L. Goodwin and wife of Skowhe-
gan, also Mrs. L. Lawrence of Auburn
visited at o. A Bowman's this week
Mr.. Ryerson's family has moved to Au-
burn, Me.
Mr.. Sammie Nelson and wife are visit
ing his mother, Mrs. Addie Nelson.
Mrs. Clara Kinds of Fairfield is visit
ing at L. p Rcker's.
Bingham grange sent 10 sixteen dol
lars and twenty-six cents, or at the rate OF
seven cents for each OF its members, for
The Grange Scholars ship fund for Good
Will Farm, Hinck ey, Me. Among the
graz ges sent in recently are Washburn,
Baskegan. Wonder, St. George, Wenona,
Hudson. Alfred, Eros, Mountain, Bay
View. Good Will, Juanita, Cushman
Flcral, Argyle, Oronoco, Mystery, Ale
wve, Georges River, Manchester, Ro-
CUES Bluff, Round Mountain and Moose
head,
Mr. Samuel Covel passed from this life
last Friday p. m. He has been an inva-
lid for several years. He leaves widow
and one son, who have patiently cared for
him the past few years.
Mr.. Percy Kicker and wife visited MIR.
Bert Ames' family 10 Norridgewock Sun-
day also Mrs. AL Ames OF this place
Victor Grange fair will close with a
dance Thursday evening. Kendal's music
OF Skowhegan will be present.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1906-06-21
SKOWHEGAN MARKET.



OArs-4212 cts
WOoL-Unwashed, 80 cts
HIDES AND SKINs-hides, s cts; lamb skins
TO 75crs calf skins. 25 to 80 cts. ach.
BEAEs-Hand-p picked yellow eyes, $3.50 TO s.
pea beans, Sl.75 to $3.50.
BEEP-OA beef, 8 TO 7cts.
PoULTRY-Fowls, 10 to Is cts. per 10. chicken
IA to Is cts.
ROUND HoG-7cts.
TALLow-Rough cts. pes Id.
BUTTER first quality, stamped, Is TO roper i
Coos IS :ts. per doz fresh.
PoTAToEs-65c, per bushel.
Cheese, i2cto lac, per ID.
RETAIL MARKET.
FLoUR-SprIng wheat Patent, 80 to 1913,
Winter wheat pat $3.50 to 1850; Winter Whea
choice, $3.50
CoRN-sl 40 per bag meal and cracked corn
81 80 per bag.
c. s. MEAL-S1 60 per bag.
FEEp-Middlings, 81 40 Jer cwt; Clutter i.5t
per cwt
SPRING BRAN-Sl. 80 per cwt.
MIXED FBRp-Sl .35 per Cwt.
SALT PoRK-i2c Id; by the bbl.. 200 lbs. $40. 0t
CHEEsE--is per Id.
BUTTER-23 TO IS cts per Id
EGGs-20 cts q doz fresh.
TEAs-26 to so cents per ID.
CoFFEE-20 to IS cents per ID.
LA2D-Domestic, IL cts; Pure, IL cts.; Com
pound, 10 cts.
MoLAssEs-Pure Ponce, 40: pure Barbados
70; Maple, 25c per qt; Choice Cooking, 25c
5UGAR-Granulated sugar, best quality l.
pounds for S100; Brown, II pounds for ~.
PoTAroEs-76c per bushel.
Dry FIsH-Cod,9 To 10 cts per Ii; pollock. SC
ONO Sa--St. per III.
New Cheese, 18c.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1906-06-21
LARoNE.

After long and painful illness Samue
Covel passed away las, Friday, the 18Th.
Mr.. Covel was seventy-four years Of age
and had been for years an invalid and to-
tally blind and suffered excruciAting pain
in his head which found no relief and
caused him to age beyond his years. He
was constantly attended by Mrs. Cove
and all that loving hands conld do was
done to make the afflicted ones lot as
easy as possible.
John Henry Douglass, a minister in the
Friends Church of Pasadena. Calf, and
well known 10 Maine. was calling on his
cousin, Mrs. Chloe Mason, in Larone last
week. Among the other visitors in town
were Miss Agnes Meserve of Guilford
Me-, and Mr.. A. b. Powers of Pueblo
Col.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1906-06-21
MooREs MlLLs.-CANAAN.

Mr.. and Mrs. K. B. Williams returned
Monday from several days visit with
friends in Wateryllle.
Mrs. Frank Steward of Skowhegan. who
has been spending few days here with
her SOD, F d. Getchel, is visiting her
sister in E Skowhegan.
Mrs Samuel Mari OF Clinton, and
daughter, Mrs. Mabel Cornish. OF Balti-
more, were recent guests at Ausel Good
rich's.
G. w Lambert was one OF the excur
sionists who went to Togus Tuesday, and
was delighted with wha, he had the privi-
lege of seeing.
Mrs. Fred Babcock Of Boston has been
a recent visitor at c. w. Fosters.
Mrs. Mary Burrill of So Canaan re-
Gently visited with Mrs. Isabel Goodrich.
Miss Alice Moore of Skowhegan is Wis
iting her cousin, Bertha L. Holt, at Hnck-
ley.
Mr.. F. G.. Penney was in Watetville
one day last week on business.