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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-28
IHi5Y Cora G0o1e

benefited as she was. Miss Goode Is
PRESIDENT of the Bryn Mawr Lawn
Tennis Club of Chicago. She writes;
pea- Nrs. Pinkhsm:-
II -red many different remedies 20
tc[.i I'D nv system, which bad become run
dczu from loss of proper rest and unre2soa-
st1z ho1rs. bot nctkinE seemed 20 help ne
Noshz- i 9 great advocate Of LYDIA z Pink
ks-,'s Vegetable Compound for female trou-
b.. having Usad Il bsrSef sone years ago
with great S,cceSs- So began 10 take Il.
All n lsS than r7o1th ] was abe 90 be cut
a he,i and out q doors. and IN three months
/ Was entirely well Really have nsTer fslf
o. s-ru1g and vel IS have since-
i No other medicine has such record
ctcurss Of female troubles as has Lydia
z Pinkhzm's Vegetable Compound
Women who are troubled with pain
fl or irregular periods baekache,
beating Tor hatulencel, displacement
ot organs. Inflammation or liberation.
can be restored 70 perfect health
and strength by taking Lydia g.
Pi1khamis Vegetable Compound
Airs Pinkhsm invites all sick women
20 write her for advice. She has guided
thousands TO health Her experience
Is very great. and she gives the benefit
ot il 20 all who stand IN need OF wise
counsel She Is the daughter-in-lsw Of
LYDIA z Pinkham and for twenty-five
years has been advising sick women
free Of charge Address. Lynn. Mass.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-28

Mira Josss S1@Rsr. Brsz0n6s Tex
writes April Is lss2: ''I have usea
BaIIzrss Saw Lai@~.s n ny fzEi-
" fsr t1rss ys&-A w01l& E0s BE
wifho1= il In The h0zs& A&Es zsss i
o. nv hstss SRI to~ grvwing PAi.s ana
Gshss j. h~r ksssA Il cared h~r riga;
x-xy. ] have aAso u~et i fer fros<
Assts. fsst. witA sse3 s1esssz Il -
ths bsk Ezi@<zs sFsr used I" 25<. sae
Ana si-0a sola ~ D. J. Fsys drug
sss<a
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-28
|BUILTU UP her HEALTH
SPEEDY CURE OF MISS G0oDE
7. Made Wen By Lydia 4 PINK
nsns vegsssnas Compoon1 40
[T--4.ss ,rsssfuriy 90 Mrs- P1nkhsD-

r,- the wonderful help that she has
60 Niss Cora Gooie. 255 Z Chicago
Ar~nue, Chicago, Ill, believes it her
5rtr 20 write the following letter for
n1Slicssion, in order that other women
ssaisied in the same way may ce
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-28

J. D. sTEvEES-CzE6idste for
United States senator for TIE short
term. he Is an old solder, serving three
years Was taken prisoDe- and held in
Libby prison till March, '65. No vot-
sr should fail TO give NJ. Stevens lis
support
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-28

SCATTERS
BRIBES

Cleveland. O. May 27.-Evidenee
chs. the SeA7dzri on es1p~uy made
extensive as9v~rsisi1g eo1tzaess vfth
OaSo usEsT0p~rS that IL maintains a
E-erSrv bzrsza. though one Of its Of
6eials denied the charge. that the Lake
shore rzil7ou.s eiscrlzinzEtes IN favor
e It's tank cars; that IL brides its
rivals employees 20 give il their Gus
sa-1s-s' uzDes: thst IL bribes rzSlro1d
e-pioves 20 ksv,.r IL, and that il
ehz-ves higher prioes where j; hS<
killed eouv=sition than where eonPe-
-f.iaa <urTives was produced Ss the
f-zI DAYS bearing BY rhe iH-erstsse
commerce cor ulisssou today COumis-
sso0ars Prouty aui CleuenSs adioIrRe3
ne bearing this Afternoon SID left for
TashinSso1. where they are 70 prepare
3 retS-7 fg oongresz TIE report. bow
sve-. will poe be eloss1 until the Star
tara on eonpany's a-torDsys have
been given opportunity TO reply to the
-2Ev s-S-fZsurS aO1 eaG-EeS
Substituting Ohio Newspapers.
Special Counsel Mo11s-t ezde2vorei
20 show BY seve-1l witnesses 1b1c the
eozpauy naintaiDei bu-
reau for the purpose OF subsi,hzing
Ono newspapers, 135 of whish, he said.
vzrs % ths S-a1'zr5' : Isl
". J. BriekelI. for many years the
sE-o- of ne Columb0s. O.. Evening
Dispateh. sAid that be had 10 positive
slowie7ee ca tie subject Malcolm !
TsozEucs who co1iucts a advertising
5u-esc az Lancaster. o. admitted that
be had made advertising contracts with
Oaso ae~sg3pers fo- the Sts1@zri or
sozYzuy. bzt said rhey were ~ differ
III from those made to- any oSAer
so1eeZ
Has Literary Bureau
A7cshs- witness zLoze tkis line was
Taz-les J. Castle. who vss for Is years
sp@cszi sgszi OF the Standard il
9sxz1arss -ss--i-n-r. H Ssi5 thar the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-28
]. z MuRPEY-rnEa.. .

J. Z MUEPEY-CEnfha /
re<eni2tivs. vas t,zz \ Insn
was RAISED Q. EsEtz hzrs |.
row proprietor Z Il Sd
Works S;sr5s t.- sgz N
classes AID s2eslL Frira-gs / Z
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-28

TIE barca in $50 Ia.
peace for II auzs..
was 'T1oue s.a rs.N
plant. -,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-28

h-e-zry bB1esy was conducted BY
C.zz-lss 4 Kicks r5o On the r1v7ess
=z1d Yesterday Seus@i thx- anything
Ike Ems exi-et- Castle szid Vb4e ke
EIsie several advertising contracts fo-
RSeks himself
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-28

A. n BLnsTox-gr ~
tive, Is . szUrd. tK-n= Hzl
e- OF RoSeisls-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-28

W. e STRUEzlz- -za
fo- representative "a srzzth
ell He Is : rstazz I'm n
believing il TIE bz ~ NJ p
tiou 70 al classes v. zs1 :
eyes 20 Eozs.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-28

A g. srEoLA-Cardidase for Unit
e. States senator fOr long term
J. D. STEvEES-Czr6ids.e for
United States senator for the short
term. he Is an old solder, serving three
years Was taken priso,er and held in
Libby prison till March, '65. No vOt-
sr should fail TO give NJ. Stevens lis
support.
c. W. BARZEE- FOR gov
error. He is . farmer, owning and
rurEing 4 large farm il Sherman
sSauty. and Is today the ouly eandi-
date before tie people Representing
TIE eoznon people Vote fer HeI Who
repzeser; your interests
z c. BRowE-Czzdid&te FER see
rssary Of stzts, resides a. Roseb-re,
Oregon &c Is nOw the secretary Of
tie Socialis. part! Of Oregon
". W. MYREs-Csn5iGzte for ec.-
grsss u the Frs. district, Is . sub
ssznrizl farmer ot Claekzzas e0zEty-
Was = soldier and son Of Mexican SCI
der, ard : representative Of TIE pso-
pie.
A NJ PAUL-Cs-6i3xte fer congress
from Seeon6 district. IS q self made (.
ua.- He Is also an old soldier and <
q believer in free5oz FROM TIE oPpres.
.ioz q the great corporations
GEO. z cooK-Cz15i6ate fer state
treasurer. A resident Of Astoria, Is a. I
Old soldisr-o.s ot the boys vho gave
the besE days Of his lie tor the press-
vatisn q o1r esuzt-y. sz6 How sesks
TIE szA5eipstio1 ot TIE wage slave
sys.sz, as6 laboring Ess sAO1la cas-.
tssir vote for hin
J. c. oooPER-czndies.e fer STATE 7
printer. Served three years in the ~
Ey.
W. Q. EICHARDs-cardids;s. fo-
dairy, foe6 &2d l.hor eozEissio-e--
Was bo-a IN nli=ois he is frss si1ss
zAssr zseAzEie Ena superintendent
sf :As chair a.d furniture fse:0ry ~
AibsHy. He - jzss the zAa 70 II TIE
place. Be SIRE &nS vo;e fer kiz-
MARCUS w. RoBBnsLFo- z-f
prsze Js6gs. is new = reESs=t cf
Grants P1-s and fer ave years las
beea . prAstising Htto-Isy. 4
c. @. BEH-CS.did1.s for s-tor.ey
ze.sr1l He cane 10 Oregon IN 1888
he Is also an expert scs1egaPher AID
.ttSTzsy a. Law
J. T. HoS1<ER-c4nSi1Ate fer STATE
ssASsl superintendent He is a grad
aats of ths lx~ seheols, AzS vas fer
zsr s.aitor Of the slyertS. APpeAl, and
s sSw P-zstssi.g Law A. Portland II
n p RAR-CsaGi6zte fer sfA-s
ssaAssr st4nas far ths eszzs. PssFls
md their iEtSrsses
Z r BodARD-Cz.6i6ats fs- safe
senator. BE is E4z ef ssx,d JsSg
-s=E- Has bee. y f1xzsr tia hess part
u his hfs- oTpssss grAf1x FaEnr sase
iisA ef al szsszs hy The PsOFa&
=. ,. voN kEHkKx-cxndi1ats sos Z
saw hat tie eoei2hss
l~rsy vas tie party 0f ths es@2s1
'ssPies Aad st4.as far ths fses1a@ sf
-As masses frsz eAzsx lsEizlsT;oa.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-28

ne s-.irs sshss -
vuh,s. evzsrssiP & .
ns ,H1i-g Al 80 4 a
mow s.r-i.gE Es1 !. -
80, :. ,hs hszss : a.
sszS. and tsus sas..''+as'
nat .a.a ssa.iay'. .'.ss =
BsssI rigais . - -. .
s.r sE=s s-visA -
-..hsrs s.a Ss1s 4
-ali.g sf tAs 40.
,. Al vsssrs ssss''. -
si,I.. - ak -.
s.uisg sssssis-
ssa. - psEu
coS. BIB SsA
0AirZEA
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-28

J. e MACE-Ear Sri =
always t.ss- iS@--aai VI " (
is reels i-G-E-g "A -
lens cs tie 5sy.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-28

?. J. cLARK-Csn61sH ,
e.. vel z-5 tIrs-lsl! N
lex z-S Mars. esErrg- "a
fruit gEcvs, 4nl sAiE>-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-28

Il B. NUNSox-Er r-s<r
Il q vel knew hilEzn Fxs
representing TIE hsGr4sfs
pls, Of whick ks slEEsZl
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-28

MELVIN sUED-cx=nS
county elsrk s 1 f1s i.s7
z-5 is az p-ss-i a, ar
Kele- BrcG S.s-s.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-28
Standard Tank Cars Favored

". z MeEEzG 4 former chief elezk
% re Lake SboCe Il Michigan southern
rsilrossss. vzss the Srs. witness tosay
he h2d ekrzrce % the books. -eeor2ing
TIE frvSghx ehrz-ges Of zAe Union Tznk
LINE. bslozSinx 70 TIE Standard on
eozFSEy. He testified that ths rzil-os6
dsssriz1sna-e3 IN favor q toe Unios
Lima Several wears ego Ne lsfr the
Lake Shoaa and took a position wisk
ths Peerless Tank Line. an indeps13s5e
eSaeEn He finally forced tke Lake
Shore. 2fre- much izboF. 70 Ersur tie
Peerless rt1s sane rates ezj0ye6 BY the
rruS- Ike, but - s&id he rzilrond
tezpsuy fcaud WAYS % disc-i=inGring
1gzins- the Peerless.
Witoess szi5 -aa- rhe S-zD2zrd b-ibe,t
=aleEzy enpleses By paving then ssAa-
RES q recUra fc< Ehieh tAe employees
favored shs Uuioz TGrk Line.
Knows S0shing o. Satisfy.
". J. B-ieken- fo- - yezrs siiror
u ths ColuGb1s. O. Evsuing DiSpz-eh
6eaiSa kDozs-ies Of = uepor- rEzr the
Ssz9iars h@s5 suhssSIs6 newspapers
-ArU8xho1r E,s1h0 % Eisrsp-eSs1c zEs-
-e-s 6etrizsnEal 20 the Oh company. II
ais 0wo p4Fe- ha.i &zy eozrrSes wE-h
- S-z2sSrs for p0blisking matter he
knew ScshinS q u. TIE b1siSez z4n-
A<er. he sakd. rsz -ae ESa 90 q9e%
-5oz
z d Eis, an i13~peaSsaz OF 6sal-
- os CfncizrAz- vesrSSs3 sAar She SsAn-
,iz-1 hase oS1ain.-i z&-zes q his e1S
,S-srs by b-ibIEg ms ezFlores
No co@pecSronL Hgh1 Prizes
Chzr3es J. Css-se. a. cal dealer Of
Czevekzzsi- Ga6 fo- IS years prSvs01s
% 1890 a speei&l zeez- in the Cleve-
lzrs3 o1ses q the Sezzikrd Odl eo@-
pzzy. ssh=lrosa q szh1e cf 81 pwsees
ta< 6i1<sas s~--ssorsss IN oASS, Sow
izg thar rhey were Esh where th~-s
wzs 10 cCzpscEso0 Ans lsE wAars there
ws-~ rival 6e@ls-~
vErgl p. Kfns. a-to-s<y fo- tAs
On eozEA=y. said he vlshss
: E15~zscSo.i -Aze he WASTED 20 take
. ss~eruG R-r=s referred %. a16
=zke reFAr ~ -o@s tine szS place
oszrezksGE co rAe oo@E1zs01@-s- rAs
sEs1 tasy wOC.6 sTSow
N-. KIlss rAs r-svl-se Sz6 vo1.a an
souDes tn -iz's @1f Flzss Later TIE
aaarizg then 11S0ur1s6
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-28

A @. srEoLA-Cardidase for Unit
e. States senator for long term
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-28

c. W. BARZEE-Czr6i6zts for gov
error. He IS farmer, owning and
rurEirg = large farm in Sherman
scanty. and Is today the ouly ezndi-
date before tie people representing
tie eOznon people Vote fer HeI who
repzeser; your interests
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-28

RI EYAS-osads..<. :.
e. tie rea.s e. he $50. 80
RysA las Svea hsr' = u
a z-r.e lssssr = -
II s,sst<s 70 iAs -
% g-st,. are 'sa.-.1 =
ss e he ss-sss ~ ~
b. y~ussssi'e' s.sr|
gro1.as < hrAs !. -
ssa pixie Is Fr''s'i
LIs foE eos[
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-28
Has Iiterarv Rwear

Aacche- witness sLo.e rkis line was
Cazrles J. Castle. who wss for Is years
a sp@csai sgszs OF the Stan-izrs il
CEsveAzr6 7s--itory. He said that the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-28

III sL.Acx1EASIr -
ziSsso-s-, sA zIs1sr
e. s-5 5sE grs-. hEs
a-S isG IA. IA. VI
Interests q Re taI FAss0
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-28

T. J. voN EEHxKx-cxn1i1ats for
Representatives zw hat The soeizhss
party vas tie party q ths es@2sz
PssPiss Aad st4.1s far shs fres&a@ sf
he masses frsz elzsx legizlsxi1a.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-28

O. c. EUrcE1ssos- u
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-28

=. p EAR-CznGi6zte fer safe
ssnAssr st3nas far ths esAzs. PssFls
Ez6 their interests
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-28

z r BoaAKD-cz.1i6Ate fS- scsts
ssz2ts<. Hs is . E2z sf s,x.a JsSg-
zs=E- Has beea \ f4xzsr tia h~ss part
sf his hte oYpssss gr1flx FHSnE slss
tea ef al szesrs hy The PeOFls
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-28

A II PAuL-CA-6i5zte fer eoagrsss
from Seeon6 district. is . self made
ua.- He Is also an old seldier 1El is
q believer IN freS5oz froE TIE oPpres,.
sioz q the great eazpo-ztiozs
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-28

n u wErE-F~
waite : 8 ksal Hl-Es ~
elss. ssss =Aks-. Re
u,Isu, Aas..s AZ 5 s''< -
zA-5gy.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-28

". W. MYREs-CSn5ilzte for ec.-
grsss Il the Frs. district, Is . sab
sizrtisl farmer ot ClaekzEas e0Crty-
Was 4 so,ssr and son Of Mexican sd
iisr, ard 3 representative Of TIE peo
pie.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-28

@. ?. sEEswooD-
e0z-.y treasurer, . ss
-. -ox q sbsIH41gss
eog.fy a-3 rse4s 70
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-28

J. c. CooPER-Czzdies.e fer STATE
printer. Served three years in tie A.
Ey.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-28

GEO. z cooK-CzBei5ase fer state
treasurer. A resident Of Astoria, Is 4.
Old soldisr-o.s ot the bOys who gave
the best days Of his lie to- the prsss--
vAtion q oor eou.E-y. z.6 ncw seeks
TIE emancipation % TIE wage slave
systsz, As6 lAboring Esa sAOaA east
their vote for hin
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-28

z. C. BRowE-Cazdidate FER see
re;ary Of ststs, resides a. Roseb-rg
Oregon Es Is now tke secretary Of
tie Socislis. party Of Oregon
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-28

,. Z Hos1<ER-C4ndidAte fer STATE
ssAool szp<rinte.osaf- He is a grAs-
1ats of ths zw seheolS AID vas fer
=s< s1itsr sf the S1EertSa APpesls a1s
Is .ow pszstisi1g Law A. Portland
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-28

c. @. BRK-CS.did1.s fer attor-sy
ge.sr1l He cane 70 Oregon IN 1888
He Is also an expert scs1egrsphsr AID
attorney a. Law
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-28
W. 8. RIcHARDs-cardida.s. fo,

W. 3. EIcHAEDs-Cardidsss. fc-
dairy, foe6 A2d lAhor eozEissio-s--
Was bo-a In nlizoiA he . frs sl&ss
master mechanic Ena superintendent
af ;he chair a.d furniture fsetory ~
Aih&Ey. He - jzss the zAa 70 II the
place. Be SIRE AnS vc:e fer kiz-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-28

MARCUS W. RoBBns-Fc- So
prsze Js6gs. i acw = reziSe@t cf
Grants P1-S and fer ave years las
hees 8 prastieing attorney.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-28

Magistrate Wahl said BE would hold
The Somerset reporter., 1906-02-08
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.

Whereas Ell wood Johnson, e 1wArd Johuaon,
and Atwood Matthews, all OF The township OF
Lakewood, in tn. county OF Ocean and stats
Of New Jersey, c1,partners doug business As
Johi son Br 8 iatthews. by their mortg &c
Geed dater January tweDtie h. A. ID. 10 T. aud
recorce led in Sometset, IS. Registry OF ID, eds,
BOOK Gel, P ,Rt 49,. conveyed to me, the UNDER
signed, ctrtAiu lots parcels OF land, situat-
ed 10 the county of Somerset and bou uded as
follows to wi the east one hundred acres
OF lot numbered T~elve Q2) Range Two az,
in the plantation OF Brighton, according TO
the plan aud survey of Phillip Bu lin, Esq,
Charles 2. Church by Willis r. Beard, by his
deed dale Dec. IA h. 1897. and recorded in
Somerset Registry OF Deeds, BOOK z8S. Page
$50. Also snoh.r piece or parcel OF land
WIS corner lot in said Brighton, containing
one u cd red and twenty acres, more or less,
and b lug lot numbered Tive We U2) In the
First Range OF lots, In said plantation, and
r Chu, oh by WI Is + Beard by his deed
dated ID 0. II b. 1877. recorded Ia Somerset
r gis,ry o. Dtets, Book 28. Page $40. Alse
= other piece or parcel of land situated In the
pis, tAIio OF May aeld. In said county Of
Somerset, and being lot numbered Ten ane
Eleven 10 & III il Rage 70 ny, the sane
premises @ ,nveyed to Charles r. Church by J.
p. Whitney, by HIS deed dated Feb. 2nf, NeS,
and recorded In jme,s Regtstry OF Deeds,
Rook 23s, PAGE .0o, and by deed from w. J.
Foss to J. P Whitney xrd Charles p. Church,
dat Oct. b, 1888, and 'ecorc ed In II ms rset
Registry OF Deeds. BOOK 23s, Page i24 Mean
log ana intending the satnr premises convey
ed to them by Charles r Lhuroh by his decd
the condition OF said mortgage has been
broken, now therefore, by reason OF the
breach OF the condition thereof, 1 claim q
tort iosure o. said IN ortgAge.
Dated at SkowheEaD. y. bruary th. 1855.
FRNEsT J. RUSSELL.
bv Forrest a. odwiu his Atty.
The Somerset reporter., 1906-02-08

Italic letters were first used about the
year 1900 by Aldus Manutlus. Vene-
tan printer He observed the many
iDconveniences resulting from the vast
number of authorizations which were
then so frequent among the printers
that book was difficult to understand.
A treatise was actually written on the
art of reading printed book and thus
addressed to the learned. BY introduc.
ing the italic letter he contrived an ex-
pedient by which these Authorizations
might be entirely got rid of and yet
books suffer little increase in bulk. He
dedicated his invention to the Italian
states; hence the name. 1t has also
been distinguished by the name Of the
inventor and called the Aldine. The
first book printed In italics was an edi-
ton of Virgil printed at Venice by
Aldus in 1901.
The Somerset reporter., 1906-02-08
East nj adisOn.

Mr.. Ephraim Wtham, who was taken
/ |, 5, week, With paray.ic shock, died
Monday afternoon.
A F. Squire is gaining rapidly and his
friends have hope OF his recovery.
M. and Ms. Leon Wilham OF Skowhe-
called here by the illness of Mr.. Wilham's
father.
MIS- Nellie Hobart and Mrs. Eva Rus
sell went to SIX vinegar, last Thursday.
Colds have been prevalent here, lately.
Mrs. Hitie Dennlson received the
mem bers of the Lotus Club 10 her new
home, Tuesday evening of last week.
Ater the business meeting short pro-
gram was rendered. Dainty refreshments
OF cakes and chocolate were served by
Mrs. d. nnson.
The Club will meet with Miss Matte
Spaulding, Tuesday afternoon, Feb. -.
Each m, mber is requested 10 give gu j.
IA ion, s lee loo and brief skelch of her
iavorlte author.
Mr. and Mrs. M. K. HaviIle. Mrs.
Huie Dennison and Mr.. Charles Heweti
will receive the first two degrees 10 the
grauge, Saturday, next The following
program wi be rendered: Music, grange
choir; address. Lyman JeWett; paper,
Mrs. Alma Steward; song. w. c. Ho-
bart reading. Mrs. Caroline Tufts; re.
mark, A. f Bos worth; piano solo, Mrs
Kate Reed readiog, Mrs. VIM. Paul
The Somerset reporter., 1906-02-08
Harm Ony.

The snow Of Monday was very welcome
as the ice was about Worn out where there
was much travelling, and the lumber teams
would have been obliged to STOP work in
few days.
Last month was devoted to installations
there beipg three public ones, and this
month we are to be favored with three en-
ertainm nts, the FIST being a church
sooiable on Saturday evening. Feb. 10Th,
.ith huIIed coru SUPPER. On Wednes.
day evening. Feb. IA h, the R-bekahs
give an entertainment with a mixed pro.
gram aud an oJs er supper and on Wed
esday, Feb. 3Is,. the Grange will present
he play. "ropsy Turvy". OF ccurse all
hope 10 be well patronE ID and between
hem it seems that all tastes might be
satisfied.
Harry HUI spraired his ankle quite
badly last Thursday while topping eff a
tree that was slightly lodged against an.
o,her, the tree giving way and letting him
to the grouod. Willie he hopes to be
bout on it again soon, it Is very painful.
Miss Maud Foss is at home from Athens
foT the winner vacation and Miss Clara
Foss was at home over Sunday from heI
work 10 Guilford.
Mrs. A P. Bailey is failing gradually.
Rev. A. A. Walsh went to Bangor the
irst of the week to assist 10 revival meet
The Somerset reporter., 1906-02-08
Canaan

A little son has come to board Hith
Mr. and Mrs. Carl ri zgerald.
Mrs Clifford, Oldtown is visiting her
dau. hter. Mrs Lizzie Fitzgerald, for
few weeks
Mr.. Amasa Burrill, who is spendir z
the winter in Lowell, Mass is home for
few weeks.
Mira Ephraim J-wett Is quite sick.
Mr.. and Mrs K. X Cary and sons.
Lester and Norman. who have been
visiting with MIRA Cary's parents, DR.
and Nrs ohean, for several weeks. re-
turned to their home in Fort Fairfield,
last Friday.
Mrs. Hattie Wiley, who WAN called
here by the illness and death of her
mother, Mrs Blake, a few weeks ago,
teturns to -er home ia Concord. n II ,
Wednesday Her brother. Atom, &C
companies her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alec Cardinal of Skow.
hogan visited with Mrs. Cardinals
D lrents. Mr.. and Mrs. l. II. Nelson,
last sunday.
The Somerset reporter., 1906-02-08
Bingham

Yrs lara Bray Is spending lew
weeks smoug friends down river.
The LADIES' Missionary Union gave Z
supper in the Fraternity Building last
Wednesday evening; a good supper and
good attendance.
Mrs Elbie Curtis is In the Maine Gen
eral Hospital for treatment for spinal
trouble.
Earnest fash. who has been break
man on the Somerset extension the past
year, has secured position on the train
| betN cen Watervile and Portland and
left town, Monday morning.
Mrs. Daniel Dinsmore of Madison was
tho guest OF Mrs. Robert Hilton aHd Mrs
Frank Hilton few days last week.
Mrs A S. Burke Is steadily improv
| ing at the Maine General Hospital In
| Lewiston.
Rev T p. Millett of Portland was in
town, Saturday and Sunday last
Mrs Nevers and Mas Eta Heye,s OF
Norway are guests of DR.. Il. II. Movers
and wife
Frank Hall, who has been home from
his lum bering on the enchanted the past
week, 10 not yet able to return.
Helen Frame visited friends in Skow-
hogan last saturday.
Frank Carney has moved from Morrow
to Pitts6sld starting Monday morning.
Mr. Carney will care for the poultry
on tho large establishment OF Frank
Briggs; Isa Carney will remain In Bling
ham till the close of tho present term of
school
The crank shaft In Saunders Bros
and kussel's mill broke ono morning
last week and they were so fortunate as
to obtain another from Portland with
only one days delay
There Was social dance In Kennebec
Hall last Friday evening
T. H Spear of Madison Was in town,
Tuesday and Wednesday looking after
the telephone business.
sheriff Rowell OF Scion was In town
on business last Monday.
alter Piper has been sick with the
grippe in sfieId and his mother went
to care for him
Mira Alton Carl visited her husband at
Lander's siding, this week
John Piper was at home from Solon
Last Monday night.
Emma Hilton has been quite Ill for
several days.
There will be an entertainment by Ida
Jennings Moultnn n Grange hall, oatur-
day evening, Feb 10h.
K. gular trains DOM menoed running on
the -omerset railway extension last
Monday, Feb 9th. The passenger train
train leaves Bingham 05 p. m and ar
ives az Lander's siding nj 8 55 p m
Returning leaves Lander's siding at 7 .
III. and arrives at Bingham at Q 40 a m
rhe ststioLs on the new rout going
North are Austin Junction, Dead Water,
Kendalls (near the Moore's Hoit) Hales
(Isle -tresu) smiths (httween Hale
stream and Moxie Bov) Bakers (near
Baker s'ream) land lat Little sandy
>tream) and Ladders mil1 north of
>anday stream on Moxie pond), where
there Ia a mill for saving poplar logs
into four foot pu p.
Lander and Aver arc shipping from
his place from ak to ten CARS of pop ar
| a da, and when their new engine and
machinery arrive will do much larger
business.