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The Somerset reporter., 1906-03-01

of Chillicothe, Ross county, the vote
being rs to 20. Grosvenor's defeat was
on account OF not carving his own
county. The people of Maine will re-
member him, as he has spoken In the
state In several national campaigns.
The Somerset reporter., 1906-03-01

The town of York has paid for GO 000
browntail moth nests this winter, and
there are probably more of them yet.
Enough have been destroyed though to
help save the trees Of that town. A
grand good pattern for other towns to
follow
The Somerset reporter., 1906-03-01

The only free and full pardon granted
by the Governor and Council for muir
Ger during the past year WAS that Of
MRS Ellen Dolly Of Windham. the date
OF the pardon being Aug. 10. Mrs. Dol
y was sentenced at the May term of the
superior court for Cumberland county,
at Portland, In 1896, to harl labor for
'he term OF her natural life at the State
prison at Thomaston, TIE crime for
winch she was convicted being the muir
oer Of the illegitimate child Of her daugh-
trr, In 1895.
The Somerset reporter., 1906-03-01

We think the fret report of the Com
missioner on State Highways fully justi-
6ss the establishment of the department.
o, course the system yet remains to be
developed.
The Somerset reporter., 1906-03-01

AT the annual meeting Of the American
Newspaper Publishers Association at
New York, last week, Prof. Frederick
M. Davenport, professor of political
science 10 Hamilton College, pronounced
this parable;
"Olce there was country newspaper
man who mixed sawdust with the meal
that he fed to his hens. He thought
they would never know the diff renee.
But they got even. When he came to
set the eggs, half the breed were wood
peckers. Whatsoever a newspaper SOW
eth that shall 1t also reap"
The Somerset reporter., 1906-03-01

tree was recently cut at Masardis,
Aroostook county, which scaled 1925
feet, there being number In the same
locality thai scale At least / 900 feet
aaah
The Somerset reporter., 1906-03-01

Ma. ., Skowhegan Sorosis.
Mar. 7, Skowhegan Grange
Mar 9, Town Improvement Society.
MAJ. Ia, Annual Town Meeting.
Mar. "a, Skowhegan Woman's Club.
The Somerset reporter., 1906-03-01

Il knew an lrishmau In me~bury
Mr. Whittier once said. h.s t#cS twin
King at the remembrance. who was
very much opposed TO socia. equality
for the negro. I said to him But there
are many Catholic negroes Ia Brazil
the Nest Indies and other places Thy
church accounts OF them as 1t does OF
thee And theen have to come TO II I'm
heaven Thceu have 10 meet the ne
rroes there GA equal terms thought
that haA s'euc"d hin with an unaN
sUerahle argument He sat uus!ns for
moment. then looking up NJ ME
And eau't the Lord make ,aeu white
IN heaven SIR W,ittierE
The Somerset reporter., 1906-03-01

Ia Portland the deputies found the
headquarters of the pocket peddlers in a
house quarsntined for diphtheris. There
was death In two forms.
The Somerset reporter., 1906-03-01

Af.er service OF over twenty years
10 Congress, being one OF the most use
iu' members there, Gen. Charles H.
''oeHeuor, the Sage OF Athens" was
'eieated for denomination, Wednesday,
Oh the fret ballot, by Albert Douglass
The Somerset reporter., 1906-03-01

Prof. Hayes, dean OF the faculty at
Bates College, is dead, after long life
time OF unselfish usefulness.
The Somerset reporter., 1906-03-01

When one is driven to drink he uuual-
" has to walk back
One sinner is apt 20 rel >ce in the down
fall another.
There are also sermons in brick when
they are coming your way.
The bitter dregs of truth are to be found
at the bottom of the cup
There are also sermons IN bricks-when
they are coming your way.
The Somerset reporter., 1906-03-01

Washington's birthday was celebrated
Everywhere, with greater life and spirit
than ever before.
The Somerset reporter., 1906-03-01
w. Ill Dnnlnn

W, II. Dunlap died at his home in
West Pittsfeld, Tuesday morning of the
present week, aged 10 years He was n
native OF Canaan and had never resided
far from the locality of his birth His
home in West Pittsfeld, where he had
lived for the past thirty years, being but
a short distance from the Canaan line.
He is survived by widow, and by two
children of a former marriage, Capt. +.
G. Dunlap of this place aud Mrs Frank
Morrow of Hartland
The Somerset reporter., 1906-03-01

Premier Witte of Russia has not re
signed, the Car holding on to him as
bis only hope.
The Somerset reporter., 1906-03-01

Lent began yesterday. Now look out
for cold, clustering winds with snow"
eays the Maine Farmere' Almanac.
The Somerset reporter., 1906-03-01

cards of Thanks, Resolutions of Respect and
iiats OF presents accompanying accounts of
waddinRs receptions, anniversaries, etc, In
serted At cents per line; poetry with obit nary
notices, 10 cents per line. No charge less than
90 cents.
with our mailing list OF nearly 600 names,
subscribers writing the RRPoRrER with regard
20 their subscription must be aure TO give exact
" The postoffice n dress 10 which the paper lie
9eing including the number of X. y. ID. route,
n delivered by rural carrier. This is especially
important when a change of address is request
ed but should also be observed when making
romittances and at all other times.
ADDRESS all Communications to
TIE so4RRsRT REPORTER, skowhegaD, Maine
The Somerset reporter., 1906-03-01

Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUINlNE Tablet.
All druggist refund the money II il fails to cure.
Iy4s e, " Groves signature is on each box. 2oc
The Somerset reporter., 1906-03-01

There are men who dua.'y consent To
go to work when they cane make =
living IN any other way Philadelphia
Record.
The Somerset reporter., 1906-03-01
TO CUREA COLD IN ONE DAY

Advice is as plentiful as good examples
are scarce.
The Somerset reporter., 1906-03-01
The Somerset Reporter

A Weekly Republican Newspaper.
pnhKshed every Thursday at Skowhegsn, Me,
By ELMER f. McNkEI1E.
The Somerset reporter., 1906-03-01
ssCknPTION RATES

When paid in advance.
e1na year Six months. Toc.
Three months, .......-....-3So.
Al ID will DO charged IL not paid until end OF year
The Somerset reporter., 1906-03-01

o. s.- EEaEltx, Pssfoi
- s.ssz-.4. 4 800.

rex seH G. D. " ali+o1 AFE1oc.
y atss Conference tr... Thurs a. ever
'rs d. $50.
Taa'- NJ. -a-s nsesag. Fa5sg after.
NON d ~. tee- .. $50. A. ~. +. T.
Ga##f.-fs .r Pleasant street.
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a.a.a-., >a- st#=-. sfe. i1aar {. =.
oa'e..-s. >--l a., + '-i51s evening
sve1sa..
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"}Asa. s ,-s Hss--aes.. - ssti3lg Iies
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l-atsn Asi>gf sshEa,rio>s#
Hs>.ssIs 3. Mtssl-t. fzstor.
ke43er.esis % La Stree.
II ~ service q: 1913. ~4niay sch55.
e, i. a e1um4r51 serf4ee with baptism
and reception Of can a3a:es a,l Be held :;
clock. Christian ln5eay5t meeting a
o O'Clock. lhe usua3 ll,ta >erv.ee vi
tc an.,t;ed
Tie usual monthly u'ss.9n4y meeting vi
he hal tbs evening
Tie Goo3 Vii Clu. vlll meet 43th M
VI. f. Briggs Mt Pleasant avenue, Mo-
has afternoon.
IHF CHRISTIAN NtIE$cF SCH
Ma iis1n Ave. Cor. Russell =.
Service Sunday. a. 4. a. Io.4s an Wee
neSaay evenings a; : s. h5 pual, ar
cordially invited
FRS CHvkcH ef CHRIST, S1lkNTlS1
Christian Science Hall 20 Water street
Neus-es sunday morning, 1915 childrens
Sunday sehco. It45, Wednesday evening
meeting, so. During tie winter months
tie church services vii he held a the Read.
Ing knom IS Fin street. Al art pelcome
TlEH SEVENTH DAY AuvFAT-srS
The Somerset reporter., 1906-03-01
COMING EVENTS.

nBrERED AS SECOND GLASS MAIL MArrER
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80 Degrees.

1t was not the intention of refer
ring TO the weather in the above
caption although it hits the mark
as indicated by the thermometer to-
day. We want to refer to our fell
fow citizen, the rising young attor-
ney, Geo. B. Skogmo, who has late
ly attained to the sublime degree of
the Mystic Shrine, practically the
highest degree in Masonry. This
implies, of course, that he had
passed in all the degrees up to the
32d. Mr.. Skogmo was in Milwau-
kee all of last week, one of a class
of 78 under instruction for the de-
grees. Besides Mr.. Skogmo there
are three other 32-degree Masons in
the city-Gov C. D. Parker, DR.. ].
B. RICHTER, and Prof. F. M. Jack.
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Basket Ball.
Normal Again Victorious.

Normal added another victory to
their unbroken list last Friday eve
ming in the school gymnasium by
defeating the Saltwater High team.
Score, 43 to &c.
1t was easily Normal's game from
the very first. They had the adj
vantage in almost every particular
of the game. They were on their
own floor, they averaged heavier
and were quicker on their feet than
the Saltwater players, their team
work was faster, their guarding
was better and they were more ac-
curate at throwing field baskets.
There was one thing that the visit
ors out-classed their opponents at,
and that was in throwing free bas-
kets. Their accuracy in this depart
ment earned them more points than
their field throwing did. Out of
the 26 scores Saltwater was credit
ed with, Is were the results of free
throws and but 10 points were
made from the field 6 field goals. }
Of the 43 points scored by the ped
agogues only S were free throws;
the remaining SO points were scored
from the field (19 field goals
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Notice, Farmers!

The farmers of the vicinity are
requested to meet at City Fire Hall
Saturday, Dec. %, at 2 O'Clock in
the afternoon, to name committees
to prepare a program for the even.
ing session of the Farmers Insti-
tute, Jan. 10. The conductors of
the institute expect the evening ses-
sion to be occupied by local talent
las in exercises by school children
and an address, the exercises to be
interspersed with music.
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OLIvET.

Sam Leach will move into Mrs.
Woods. house near Spring Valley.
Jake Jackson returned home from
Ruby Wednesday, where he has
been working.
Maurice Tic has taken a job of
making ties for the Ruby lumber
Co. and is getting men to start for
there Monday.
Mrs. II. G. Patterson returned
Saturday from Gene VANS where
she has been for the past week car
ing for Mrs. Van.
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PETERSON ,.
L. ]. Kinney, treasurer of the.
town of River Falls, will receive
taxes at A. w. Lund's hardware
store two days in week during
the period allotted for paying taxes
on the treasurer's two per cent fee.
His first day at Lund's will be next
Saturday, and Wednesday and Sat
urday of every week thereafter un-
til Feb. 1.
C. J. Johnson has sold his house
and lots and household effects at
Beldenvi1le and, with his wife, is in
the city at the home of their daugh-
ter, Mrs. ]. o. Jensen. His daugh-
ter, Miss Sophie Johnson, from Col=
by, Washington, is also a visitor
here, guest of her sister. Mr.. and
Mrs. Johnson will go west in the
spring and locate at Tacoma, Wash
ington.
Christmas is the make merry day
of the year. 1t is recognized espec-
tally as the chi1dren's holiday. All
the you ngsters look forward to this
event for recognition, expecting
something satisfactory, mostly for
amusement. That their demand
for amusement may be satisfied the
stores are filled with toys. Santa
Claus should be invited to visit
every child's home.
Two robins are yet lingering
about the brush adjoining Green
wood cemetery on the north, feed
ing on the red berries that grew
here and still hang on the bushes.
This fact is noticed and vouched for
bv Archie Rollins, sexton of the
cemetery. 1t is said that robins do
not go south in the winter on ac-
count of the cold weather but be-
cause the sources of their favorlte
food supplies are closed. On the
islands in the Mississippi about La
Crosse a flock of robins remain
throu oh most winters. There is a
certain bush there that grows ber-
ries on which the robins subsist.
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Home Culture Club.

The Home Culture Club met with
Mrs. Peirce Wednesday, Dec. S.
The following officers were elected
for the year 1907:
Pres.-Mrs. ]. Stiles; VicelPres.-
Mrs. Wesley Taylor; Cor. Sec
Mrs. N. A. Younggren; Treasurer
Mrs. Bert Taylor; Librarian and
assistant-Mrs.F Fred Bliss and Mrs.
r. Reynolds. The Current Topics,
led by Mrs. c. F. Fuller, were,
Countries of Tomorrow. The
Lesson Topic, led by Mrs. R. Rey.
nolds, was, London of Yesterday
and To-day" The members were
nearly all present and a good meet
ing is reported.
Holiday goods at Freeman's drug
store.
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KINkIcKNNNIc.

Merry Christmasl
Mrs. L. P. Whitcomb left last
week for Gordon, MINI.
Miss Irene Wadsworth has return
ed for the Christmas vacation.
E. P. Cole, Jr., went to Chicago
with two car loads of cattle Satur-
day.
There will be Christmas enter
tainment at the church Monday eve-
ming.
Mrs. T.. II. Wilcox leaves Friday
for three weeks visit with relatives
at Cobb, Wis.
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Holiday goods at Freeman drug

| AAOhaoJ Soo-o a. = ACOAAa1 ~ - ;
store.
Do your Christmas shopping at
Norseng Bros.
See what Rasmussen has to offer
for the Christmas shoppers.
Chas Deans is now travelling sales
man for the Tubs Medicine Co.
Ralph Sylvester, who had been
teaching at Langdon, N. D., has re-
turned home.
A So Eclipse Fountain Pen only
81. A fine Xmas present, At F.
G. Peterson's.
The Bush & Gerts piano must be
recognized for its tone and beauty,
at Rasmussen's.
The young ladies of the Normal
have Christmas tree in the Assem-
bly, room this evening.
Oh, you ought to see those per-
manently guaranteed gold cases at
Peterson's. They are beauts.
Mrs. Harry Bundy of Rice Lake and
her sister, Mrs. Paris Price,, were
the guests of Mrs. o. w. Newcomb
Friday.
Attorney F. M. White has justly
earned commentator for his able
defence of the Italians indicted for
killing Isaac.
You know when you buy Chase &
Sanborn''s teas and coffees you get
the best. Club House and Home
Brand canned goods. -NoRsENG
BROS.
Rev. Mr.. Gilmore will have charge
of the services next Sunday morn
ing at 1890 in Trinity Church. The
sermon will be in keeping with
the day, i. e. Fourth Sunday in Ad-
vent.
LAMPS, 100 to select from, in all
the new styles, from CSC to $500.
Ask to see the new burners. Beau
tiful assortment of the new IoGA
WARE, in the new colors. AT Nor
seng Bros.
v. M. Murphy and his daughter
Vivian are located in the city for
the winter, residing in the Baptist
parsonage. w. Murphy, brother
of v. M. will make his home with
them. They came from Neillsville.
John Haddow has sold the bust
ness of agent of the Standard Oil
Co. here to VIM. Wilton, who took
charge of the agency Tuesday. The
agency here controls the sale of oil
for this city and thirteen neighbor-
ing towns.
Mrs. L. H. Clark, accompanied
by her son Manly, leaves to morrow
morning for Mankato to spend the
holidays with her father. Mr.. Clark
and Warren and Miss Alice will
follow on Monday and will spend
their vacation there.
A Christian celebration of the
Blessed Sacrament on the morning
of the Nativity in Holy Trinity
Church, at $50. The Rev. Isaac
Houlgate of Minneapolis will have
the service, and Mr.. Gilmore will be
the server at Alter. All are invited
The Italian case before the cir
cult court at Ellsworth created such
widespread discussion that every
body will be interested in the re-
view of the case, the setting aside
of the verdict and the discharge of
the prisoners by Judge Helms. The
text of his decision is printed on
the first page of this paper.
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County Convention.

The American Society of Equity
of Pierce county will hold county
convention in the court house at
Ellsworth, Wednesday, Jan. 2, be-
ginning at 10 o'clock a. m. Local
unions should take due notice and
send delegates. Business of import
ance is to be transacted.
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Farmers Institute,
AT River Falls Tuesday
and Wednesday
Jan. 1O-II.

The institute to be held here the
10th and 18th of January should be
attended by every farmer in the vi
cinity. No farmers institute has
been held here for several years.
All who have attended an institute
of this kind have learned something
helpful. 1t is the farmers school,
school in which he is both in
structor and student. There is not
farmer in the country but has
learned something of advantage
about his calling that is not gener-
ally known. These new ideas are
circulated at the institute. The in
stitute is branch of the agricultur-
al college of the state university.
The college of agriculture maintains
an experiment station, where ex-
periments and tests are made in
demonstration of what is most val
liable in the prosecution of the farm
ing industry and what is worthless.
The college is a school of expert
ments, rather than Of theories. 1t
is eminently practical school,
Here, when by investigation and
experiment, anything new is deter
mined, or new way learned of do
ing thing, that is better than the
old, it is ublished for the advan-
tage of the farmers. The institute
is where competent teachers illus
trate these new discoveries.
As an example of the work of the
experiment station we will restate
briefly an announcement from the
State University published in this
paper in the issue of November /:
Twenty-Five acres OF corn just har-
vested on the University farm have
produced the astounding yield of
$50 bushels Of ear-corn to the acre.
The full significance of this can be
understood only when it is stated
that the average yield of Wisconsin
is less than half that-66 bushels
and that for the whole United Safes
is but So bushels"
River Falls is the center of a
large, progressive and prosperous
farming community, men of large
experience in every branch of in
dustry that the climate fosters and
the soil promotes. They, individu-
ally want to know the best methods
in use for securing the best results
of agriculture, horticulture, dairy
ing, stock and poultry raising, in
Guiding seeds and breeds. These
things are discussed at the insti-
tutes. No farmer who attends the
sessions of the institute will 90
away without having appropriated
some hints of permanent value that
will make him wiser man, add to
his convenience, and inure to his
benefit. Every farmer and his wife
and their sons and daughters
should arrange to attend the SEES
sions.
1t will make the institute of adj
ded interest if farmers will bring
for exhibition samples of the farm
products-butter, cheese, fruits,
grain, vegetables, etc.
Farming is an industry of vast
proportions and of varied applica-
ton of work. No one farmer pre-
sumes to know it all. All know
more than one. There is some
body that knows more than any
body; that is, everybody" We
may at the institute learn what the
other fellow knows that we dc not
and may be able, possibly, to tell
him something he didn't know.
Holiday goods at Freeman's drug
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Congregational Church.

Services in the Congregational
church next Sunday, morning and
evening, conducted by the pastor.
The subject of Mr.. Spencer's morn
ing sermon will be, THE Spirit of
Christmas"
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Watches, Watches, Watches!

20 and Is years and also Perma-
nently guaranteed gold cases, La
dies and Gents sizes, finest and lar
gest stock ever displayed in the city.
All of the modern improved move
ments from jewels to 19to fit cases.
Will sell any of these watches suit
able for Xmas presents at reduced
figures. F. G. PETERSON.
SPEc1AL:-1O0-piece Dinner Set,
$500; Toilet Sets at $3.50 to $500.
15c and Csc China and Glassware,
gold band; SPECIAL, 10c. AT Nor
seng Bros.
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There will be meeting of the
Married Peoples Dancing Club De-
cember 28th, at o'clock sharp, at
the Firemen's Hall. You are re-
qusted to be present.
COMMITTEE.
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Notice of ANNUAL Meeting.

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Farmers and Mer-
chants State Bank will be held on
Thursday, Jan. 8, 1907, at 7:30 p.
m
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RIVER FALLS TENT, No. III, X. o. t. M.

RIVER FALLS TENT, No. III, x 0. T. NJ
Comm ander-C II. Todd.
Lieut. Conn., K Knoble.
e. X & f. K-C Winchell.
Chaplain--F. G. Peterson.
Physician-A. e. Geudron.
Sergeant-Bert Symes.
M. of A.-Arthur Chapman
list M. of G.-James Brown.
I'd M of G.-August Beorn.
Sentinel-C. F. Winter.
Pickett. A. Howe.
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RIVER FALLS LODGE No. 100, A. F. AND A. M

RIVER FALLS LODGE No. 100, A. +. AND A. NJ
NV. p. Knowles.
S. WI. T. Anderson.
j. VA. e. Fuller.
Treas.-C. N Wiger
Sec.-C. w. Jensen. 4
Trustee-R. S. Freeman.
Trustee Ito fill vacancy)-Jas. Allen.
S. D.-Wellesley yannatta.
JD.-F X. Knoble
Tyler-G E. Pratt.
Stewards G. Pierce, e. Buck.
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Society Officers for 1907.
RIVER FALLS CHAPTER No. As. R. A. M.

RIVER FALLS CHAPTER No. As, r. A. M.
H PHI. A. Campbell.
K.-R. S. Freeman,
S.-W. G. Spence.
Treas &C. +. Winter.
SEGA. 4. Fuller,
Trustee-A. w. Kaler.
9. H, &C. r. Morse.
p. S.-W. p. Knowles.
r. A. C.--M. G.. Pierce.
M. Sd VIC. b. Skogmo.
M. I'd V.-O. w. Newcomb.
M. 1st VIC. w. Jensen.
Sentinel-G. e, Pratt.
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Holiday goods at Freeman's drug
store.
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Rings! Rings!! Rings!!!

Both Set and Signet in profusion.
Largest line in the city at F. G.
Peterson's.
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For SALE-A lot of Household
Goods, including chairs, beds and
bedding, bedroom stove, stands,
tables, bookcase, dishes curtains,
draperies, ETC., at your own price.
Must be sold. AT G. A. Smiths
barber shop.
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Holiday goods at Freema MS drug
store.
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For RENT. The N. E. of N. E.
Sec. 2, T. 81, r. IS, and S. E. of S.
E., Sec. IS, T. %, r. IS. For terms
enquire of VIM. Scott, of town of
Pleasant Valley, or of H. S. Miller,
Prescott, Wis.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the
Tax Roll for the current year is in
nv hands for collection, and sub
iect to payment at my Office at F.
D. Ensign's lumber yard at any
time prior to or on the 31st day of
January, 1907, and after the said
3lst day of January, 1907, / shall
proceed to collect the taxes charged
in such roll and remaining unpaid.
Dated, River Falls, Wisconsin,
this god day of December, 1906.
J. R. HEN DERsoN, City Treas.
Holiday goods at Freeman's drug
store.
For SALE CHEAP-A Regina
music box and &c indestructible
metal tune sheets, piano tone.
Used very little. Would make a
nice Christmas present.
SAM'L HOFFMAN.