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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-21


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ll1afIetbffe Arbeioe Zen fgrl,e
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lpggeligt fanr1enitilleoe og afpnoss
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|1agt meo en- inuf giIoebens1eforaz.
ton aafler. gfipnt mon maatte
tro, st 1galloene glottetg ajaloer.
|etage par blepne poelogte, Sd JIpjeny
llgjfeoes % BET belle bnffeoes til, biz
Ter bet iig altiaa nj at Sc inoeS i
GOD 8eboIo.
pg &c y l#un Ser ct
ton1n1en S6art BET fiebenbobnlfe
8rDggeri. Set Direftgr Mn6ers Sent
Ten lfe &roief, Ser bill urpooe" Sc
gan1le 8gg11ingsfomplefser mellem
Sabenoeltraoe og Greoerifsberggaoe
no til Faa0bMstprpef ligcs MI at full
le efterfglges al 10 M: ct, Scr for
|lteolc noiletfer @ognn1agergooe. ,;
Observation-Disclosures pg Ct, iom pao
lignel1oe Giis gigr Set al meo sen Sci
of &parteret Moel= og 8orgersaoe,
[oer ligger mellem @eliingprsgak og
Nriniensga6e. Mnleoningen BERTH CT
BET pll1olelige og poloiomme 8risfaIb
paa G%ienoommene / oe @aber, bpor
Broititltionen ti0ligere Dor pnret.
Set bar ret natl1rltgt pnret po11ifez
ligt nrret banifeligt at finoe 2ejere
til oisle 9nie, % ben 2eje, Ser far
faces, er alt for lille til, at set fan
betale Jig for Sc 11l.pGren6e gjere at
bebol6e Dem.
Com tioligere on1tnlt CT set paa=
t0nff at ripe 6olmensga6e -&portere1
neo og> fere Ell M @n6e fra Sitter.
gabe ne0 giemnem bette aporter til
@ofmens &onol.
gerne.
8 annsg 9apn .eroig
SaDneanlpgget peo 9n1nse bel
Meflelgb1lgten Ssiefjoro er I'LL fGr:
oig og -afleperet til &on1munens pl
sstatens 9NfeMNlento1ter. Gtaten bo1
Iilifnot sUlD0DHar. @olbnf Sim:
$4,000 SIR. % Jpllersleps Snrslct
&ommlune 10000 Str.
5tor Torp og II / II g
Mplsgaaroen Nielstrup Yebe1
Ores ga1nle @anr0 Deo Sufs
fjpb:ng bbis 5illiggenbe CT oper 900
5or. 60, Mger Dg eng, er al Gems
grepe -&enent
lom fra lite Moi 1907 fprpagtet ii
6: S. 6. Miiniter for en- aarlig Mf
gift al 10000 Sir, 513 9or. Speot
% 513 Sbr. 8Dg.
Gu t II IND Nars 9 a m
nj l Strife. S &eobp og Sing
lebglle WenigDeosraaos ii6lte Mpot
bebat0leoes forleoen ct 6orllog Jon
gift no pao at ipge at faa flptte1
&:ngiebplle airfe ira oe1ns meget af-
lioes 8eliggenbeo til Mingiebelle @r
lomt Der at onlngge ell &irfegnarb
8liDer &ingiebelle Strife flpttet, for:
ipi1loer ell al 2an0ets rloite 2anbs=
firfebpguinger, i0et Sen ontages al
pore oper tl,iino 9lar gammel.
6 $ I q 5 S. S. q II
5 c + e II, beolt fjenot n11oer Nap=
net M~noerien<&olenoal, er 5. 2. Sec.
afgaaet pe0 Cohen paa lin @anrh
&oienool mellem S0e1rle og 8ogenie,
81 Mar gumlnel. 9n1oerlen, lom OPP
rillbelig bar Sfplelnrer, bar Ell me-
get opgtig 2m0ma10. S Sc lenere
9lar bar ban i%nteresieret Jig megct
for Mgrorbepngelien % bar Meo=
filter al Mgrarforenit1gel1, bpis Jor=
mano ba1t par / ell long Marrnffe.
q t u t e 5 . r. e 0 nj
Is he s f e / D e II 8 e. Jrpfen
GlFn Jog, Cater al 5ogneprnlt s.,
Gspe1 bar / bette Gfteraar aflagt
Nrepe lon S%neoferlpeno og. for
aoet @roncemebaille for lit gpenbe-
itpffe, ct im1ft pg ejenoommcligt
Il on ISL I-NerEE - 80 ~ - g. $3.50 80 IE E1s
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-21


! qig-
be1lbnpn, s. Standardization bar
sgo1I1t lot l)dps fin gagfgrerbeDiIs
ling orlbra,ot &c beoraeerie Jor=
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, bapoe a1ban-
get 0onnlen or ppiejtaref Jon III
ne befraftet apnt1,lens
90 an oa nri II
q eo ct Nasgoe Snanopurter=
%foreni1lgen @igbenbapn oplpites set,
at Der Ten 3affe SagSpar tor Ma,1-
gel paa2arlinge Sc forlpbne Il
flor bar 6oreningel, bapt gftaripprg.
5slel efter 300 2Grlingel men limit
Dig fun bapt 10 Gilbllo fro 11l1ge
.Meel1lteifer, Der lpa1e Nla0ier ION
.2arlinge. 8enne Mongel paa Ger
.linge tiles alIe @esue.
6 e erinbe g az mot 5
81 fra Gnnmarf fanot
.Steo ben i. 9ecember. &eiieren rej=
ite birefte til ct. @etersborg. Otter
ben forelpbige 8eltemmelie pilaeiier-
inben forme tilbage tic @jpbenbaDn /
8egDnbelien al Mpril for at ialnles
smeo fine spifenoe pna ai0poe Song
Gbriitians Gpoiels0ag. 1il ben 1io
ifal .Soibbren ltaa fnrbig til benoe
|og 9%ro11ni1g Meranora al @nglano,
gn Spaofonse arimiral-
retten / 4jgbenbapr bar ibgmt Ell
5paafone to Nars Gorbe0ringsbus.
Sun bab0e faaet fat ! en- iuof Sic.
neltepige, bbis Mo6er nDlig bar 6pf
90 baboe efterlo6t benoe Ell lilIt
Mrb. Spaafonen bapoe inobilo1
@igen, at Mooeren bapoe oobe1ubnre'
Jig for ben6e og me66eIt, at bun bap.
De set onot. Set fl1n0e BOG Bib:
beore, naar &igen pil6e gipe Mrper
til &irfen giennem Spaafor1elt. Sen:
ne ranarreoe pae Sen Maa6e N:
gen ben6es lille Tormue. Mn ia!
bun faaet 2ennen for lin 8eorift.
&c bel 8 + 6 5
n. MSlesiorsM,iillcIe bnr 81
2iebliffet trablt n1eo at forberebe c
ltprre Jelttog 1n0entor ben Ggbel1
bdbnife Sfnelpillerperoen, bpor Sc,
rnmlnes a0ifilligc / inoelig @enieen
De itRrft ormitltf1e gfsiitenier. SIS
lfjellige at acknowledgements Nerlo
male, Jl1ltftiol1Grer og Maifmfolf ba1
pGret og CT tillagte til at mpoe pci
&riminalfnmmeret.
5amtioig un0erleger gslesloret
iGrIig inogaaen0e Smolnge Maes
JorBolb fra bans Spbolb / Gropin
l@ierne. Gerpeo forlGgges otltnof lin
oerlegelierlte en- Gel. &u 81 2pne
Ter iloaet neo aigbcnbapn, er set lit,
an6ipnligt, at upeiret nil trGffe Iii
ober @robinlerne.
$ 5 ct l. + + {
6 + 0 pc II. 90 &lompenborg.
toget forleben Mio0ag paa Velet
mellem Gbarlottenluno % 9elleru{
p~asierebe granegoarospei falte6e Ell
Ma,lo Jig foran Soget me6 Mrnigtel
neo moo Soroc1 og &allen presie'
moo Sen enc Sfinle. Set Dnr lrtl1.
IIigt at ltan6le Soget; set for oDel
oen nlpffelige og ifilte iom meo ei
ISpGroilag @opebet fra &roppen
SEQ 9eIerltp gtotiom blep Der al
Sogperionalet giort Mnmeloelie on
BET ifete, % fao Mtlnltcr efter bapbe
Stationsforltanber 9prpb ienot fine
Soft berti1. 2iget b1ep 1agt / en-
Frcienning. l1oenfor Sfinnerne lac
Set bopeb1pie 2eaeme 90 imelIem
f5finaerne ct l1ngt, bloln6t Mau6s-
bobeo llben Spor at Sfrornme elle1
|9fift. Set por ct g%rufnlot gDn.
|Selbmor0eren bnr en- ing Mono,
Maleripeno Mrel 3eterieu fra Sal
|linsaa6e.
5 RI bet 9 a M I c s T /,
t a ns 3 . 10 Ser rprer Zig
....NE~LEE q Har f-,EENZ.5
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-21

Sege @ille me6 6rne
ra gge, Ser er gaae6e /
Jreliens @Grs 5jeneite og i Sc liolte
Maaneoer bar opbofot fig paa Soc
--rels inter1otionale S%fficersifole i
9onoon, er for Chen fer bjemme
dfos ct lige oct ii6ite 6arbeI til 6a=
mile og Genaer fgr oeres Mfrejie
til bollanof Sn6icnL Sopo.
en- tor SubilGums=
8 q y G. S Nnlc0ning al ul1gens
Np6eoer"s 25aarige Snbilu1,m Sen
1. Sanltar bar gjeren al 8looet, fbp.
6olfctingsmono N1ititsrooo @olcf
'fom / lin Sis bar I%orlta1ocr for Ell
6rimcnigbc0 / 9(n1erifu, ifjuntct So
600 @r. til &%jGre6onc @usmonosl TO-
le.
Ser ltul optpres Ell ltprrc Ypgl1illg,
lom forl1oen ot1ore proftiife 6ornool
ifal ofgipe Hloos til @nreller lneo
80 Senge. @elpbet f%orrentes, ioa
lunge @iperen teper; otter bans 3po
oonner &enten ct 2egot, ser n66cles
illnoerltpttelier til %11fornn1cn6e &pin=
Ser % Muno = gifte label TOM
11gtfte = fra bele 2onoet, Ser agter
at nobonne Jig pao &jurcbaue @us-
monDslfolc. gpgl1i1rgen Photographers
ltrafs o9 ltal bore fnroig til at toges
/ @rl1g / @fteraoret 1907.
s ait bur 1916 @leper, boobe 1tgif=
te og gifte al begae &jpn, belsat
Sfolen. 6orl1De1 Sc lunge 8i11ter-
% Sommerfl1rlns gioes ogiao forte
II Cages &1tril1s, 1om lrrlig er BE-
regneoc for nlore Mnno eller 0pi,,=
Der.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-21
99ilant.

Spillelo ten bar gDl6ne
Gage / @sbjerg. Snrlig Set Ell
gelife Spil Yofer far llaaet a1l.
Storc 8elp6 : u10erti0en flere
5l1Iiaoe &r. gaar fra @aano til
|9aon6 mes faa 5imers MeIlemrum
Gnfelte 8orgerc CT rllinereoe. On
al Stregets Jorretningsmeno, Der
for nDltg gif fallit, unoerretteoe
&reoitorerne ON, at @obe6ooriogerne
bcrtiI bar. at bo1t bopoe nGret uoget
|ltbcloig / 9ofer.
10 iIlionnr b? ct 6orlp=
oenoe pil pioe, at Ell Sfl,eipiller peo
Narbus Gbeater, Nrice, ifol orpe 80
@eill. cftcr eli gammel &rice, Ser CT
op0 / ENGLAND og efterlober Jig 100
Dfll., og Hrice bill laa gibe Marbus
Ibcuter, ser ipprigt CT. noe efter
'StotstilifllO, en- oroentlig Gum.
st Narbusbloo bar oerefter fore
lpurgt Ell Mono / llbenrigsminilte-
riet. % bon lag0e, at Ser Dor noget
om Snaffen, men ON Set bliDer 80
Mill.1 8rice foor, m1ebe bnr1 life.
6 lipsfroftig 81 t.
s Ngerlte0 @enbipsicD leper ser 4
Seifenoe, JON tiIiunnl1c,, CT 332
9lar sn1nle. Gen rl0lte al Gem CT
'MftGgtsmonb Morteu Sel1ier, Ser
ct 8eteron fra Ireoars=& riger1, og
ION enoull CT rolf og rprig. Gen
nnlte CT Sognefoge0. 0annebrogs=
malro SIR. Semen, Ser er 8G Nar;
Fan 6etrngter T. Gf1. 9riller JONI cit
Qnfjusartifel en0nn;; oglaa ba,t
CT rat og rer1g, llaar nl1OfageS l10f
'GSigt. Gen treble er 8aoromonos=
ente Sine Senien / ELLEN; bln er
81 Aar aammel, %oan0sfriif % rgrig.
90 en6elig er Den pngitez Gnte So
ren Marie Senien, Sfomagergaaroe,
fun "a 9lar;; h1l11 betraates uaturz
al Be Glbite Iom ct rent Barn.
SIM er life iaa ltrrf font Sc ANDRE,
bun bar / flere @ar rnret ipagelie.
Set CT ogiaa en- iGrlig 1%ipsfraftig
iSamilie, 0isie q sdlfen0e berer til.
Ceres @eoltcmooer blep SO Nar og
8eoitefaoere1 opnaae6e at lene bele
tO2 Nar. Son fur1oe enbnul iom
i0oaarie 900 til 9jerrina oas 1jem
a'oa 9aac, % set rar BOG
Pa MiI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-21
4jIben5abn.

Sc . 3 e II babns 8u let
Tor fommenbe 5ina1lsoar nnnr up
til 24N Dill. &roner. Ser CT be-
.rcgnet ct ltn6erifuo al DILL.
aroner: Sc orifjelliae fonrnll1alc
sgaiener1 bIiuer itaoig oprere ii
,bripe. starfeiter 6orlgrgelSespnie.
net, 9oipitalsbRie11e % sfolep9le=
net fteene: Jorigrgelien taI foite ca.
100000 ar. mere Solpitnierne Ca:
100000 ST.. mere=og 5foIerne ca
10000 mere enoi Regnifobsnoret
iaassudRgterns ia.giennenlaeaea.b
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-21

sMlSagNtMSNsss%gY.33 Y4 HEssNyslNs
N u Rig-
.be,lbnpn, a Standardization bar
ssogn1t tiIaf batN fin gagfererbeDiI=
ling orl'br1aot or beoraeerie Jor-
Ssrree1t11',i11gstransaftioter bapoe itban-
get 9om11en "a Spieiteret lo,ns1u
fur befrnffttet 9pnta1te1t. sss5
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-21

get opgtig 2m0ma110. S Sc lenere
9lar bar Fan interesieret Jig meget
for MgrorbeDngelien % bar Meo-
litter al Mgrurfore1ingen. bpis Jor=
ma1o balt par / eli long Marraffe.
q I u e 5 . t t e 0 nj
ne 5 e r D e II 8 e. Jrpfcn
Glen Jog, Cater al SDgneprGlt s.,
4 Gspe, bar bette gfteraar aflagt
Nrpue lpm Sne0ferloeno og for
iaaet @roncemebaille for lit gpenoe=
ltpffe, ct iml1ft pg eie11oommeligt
Observation-Disclosures bportil bun
lelp fDapoe giret 5egningen. Sun er
life ben fprlte fpinoclige Sneofer, Der
ct nogaact ira ct &rultebjem; for e.
slur iioea gjoroe nemlig Jrpfen
Snge Bang, 0uttcr at 5ogneprGlt
Bang i Spallp, ogiaa 5ren-
socitpffe iom sneofer.
s I G DC II 5 + Or d ~ . il II :
nj c II I e. for Song Gbriltian %
3ronning aouile, Der ifal opltilles j
Greoensborg slotsbaoez pil mart
famne a~ialsres. 6lrnoamenterne er
opmllrebe % be to Mnrmorlotlcr,
ION iful bore 8nlterne, CT anfo,n1le
fra SSttalien. 300 ielbe aspflerne ct
Warmor uofgrt oeforatiue @uirlan=
oer=af Roier % MarfbIomiter: Gnoz
pi6ere les paa bper gofteI Ct sfiolo.
,3lAqgmdoDen oper bette en- Som
.gefrone, omgipet al 2abrbarfrarie.
.4ongepnrrets Nabne, 9Ingibelicn al.
bets @eaieringstn % andre Sn=.
friptiener noffgres 8ron5e 8us
ilerne, SEE ermooeIlereta giIleos
hraaerinorn gaeIme 8eterien,
Observation-Disclosures la-
bsa tsI aniasspEos
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-21

oct bope61gle 2egcme pg imellem
[Sfinllerne ct nngt, blonot Manos-
[bobe6 l16e1 spor at Sfromme eller
&ift. Set bar ct grl,fulot gDn,
ESelpmpr6eren Dor en- ing Manb,
Maleribeno 9(rel Heterie1 fra SOL
3linsgn6e.
STD BET 9 d NJ G 6 r l.
t S ii s rg Ser rprer Jig
s1tH ct SIP omlring 6en gamle ari=
lttanSborg, iom man life / mango
Mar bar let. glottets llllmrenoe
.stil6e0 er brl1ot; oppe % neoe bamz
reg og bonfcs, gropes llo og orffes
at, % bag ocn graz Gl,os ifimtes
Bet rrigtiae1 @riitimlsborg, ariition
Den liettes pragtfulbe Slot, ON bpis
ltoltpr Der gaar Iere gagn, % bbis
fongeliae GjrrnDeo fra Mangben
opret1olotes peo &jnoeafipnrring %
bbab Mioler, man oilers boDbe til
Raooigbeo:
s Nprbeoen at aolon1laoen bar
man So. yMeatt.1 Sc iioite 3age
Mort Ct ~interesiant Sl,no. Com Be.
fienot TOD siottets Sopeoflpi paa
ben @runo, Scr Oels optagcs Of bel,
5l%Is'pRrenoe 8oIonraoe oels CT lsj=
6'ct g nolagt Iom 0anrosplnos mel.
lem aolonnaoen o. Miioebane1: 9eo
ct grapeset stpffe d oet,ne brolaafe.
8fabs po or aolonnaoen 10,
ffau1ot n1l1 ! en- Gpbbt at efs Alelt.
fortrinligt bepareoe gteng,llpe ra
ben pamle 9obcoflgjs aiaIoer
9eflipn ben biitoriih SSnterege
aiop.fencnan & gtpfe Cub Der
barSuoaiorteu Hes,snr ne
@aSssssssssSasaaaS
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1906-07-19
EAST SKOWHEGAN.

Quite number made good beginning
10 haying. last week in this place. FRI
day and Saturday were very hot and some
hauled in hay that was moved the night
before, in grand, good condition. Henry
Richardson and Herbert Lyon run two
machines Saturday a. m, and the women
run rakes 10 the p. m, and Sunday hauled
it in. Help is scarce and women will
rake all they can.
twenty-five met on the lawn OF Her
bert Richardson, Sunday p. M, and en-
joyed good, nice, shady place under the
trees and had a nice treat OF ice cream
and cake. Ten more were expected but
getting in hay prevented. Charles Bur
Tll OF Fairfield and jennie Wardwell OF
Pishon's Ferry. children of ohm Burrill,
were present and all were glad to see
them.
Quite number expected to strike into
haying this Monday morning, but the
weather don't look lst right.
George Foster OF Canaan has bought a
hay loader and has il attached to his cart.
and all he will have to do is to drive his
team and load the hay as il is drawn up.
He is anxious TO see il work. and SO are
all the neighbors.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1906-07-19

That English soldiers or sailors
should strike for more pay in way
such as we are accustomed to In trades
sounds impossible, but such things
have occurred, the last time being in
April, 1897, when the sailors demanded
higher wages and literally struck, 9th
erwise mutlnying. The admiralty
agreed to meet their demands, but, not
doing so at once. the sailors aboard the
London struck or mutinied again, and
for ordering the marines to fire, there
by killing some men, Admiral Colpoys
and his captain were made prisoners
by the sailors. On May 10 special
act was passed granting the Increased
pay and the king pardoned the mutt
neers.-London Telegraph.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1906-07-19
BROWNS coRNeR-cANAAN

The farmers in this place commenced
haying in good earnest, Monday morning
The grass, though winler-klled in many
places, is much better than was al first
thought 10 be.
w. r. Bailey has sold the grass on his
hill farm 10 Rev o. NJ. Chase.
Mrs. Laforesl Barnes was in Water
vile. last week, to visit her son, Fred.
Anna Lancaster of Skowhegan was al
her fathers c. H. Lancaster, Sunday.
Her sister, Josie Crowell OF Pttsheld, re-
turned home with her.
Mrs. Oren May and Mrs. Halle Porter
were 10 Skowhegan, Saturday, on bust
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Farbrother oil
Skowhegan were at her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. o. M. Chase's, Sunday.
Mrs. Hattie Chase was sick, last week,
also Clarence Lewis, who boards with the
family.
Sunday, Rev. X. P. Chase and wife
spent the day with Mir aud Mrs. James
Churchill OF South Canaan.
Mr.. Omu Wheeler has gone to Pitts
burg, N. H., where he has employment
on farm.
Miss Hattie Wyman is assisting Mrs.
E {. Puunton 10 ha}ing.
MIR. Chambers rom the Aroosl ook has
teen in the place for a number OF days,
looking at farms He wishes to purchase
a small farm. He returned without buy.
ing.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1906-07-19
Ancestral Memory.

AS l walk along a dark, lonely road
my ears are on the alert. l glance to
right and left. | look over my Shout
der. Where did l learn this habit?
May 1t not be the memory disk giving
Off It's record? My savage ancestor
learned by long years of experience to
be specially on his guard In lonely
place and In the dark. When my in
dignation Is thoroughly reused l find
my hands cllnch, there Is tightening
OF the lips, the teeth are more plainly
visible, and the whole attitude is sug-
gestive of making a spring. Here Is
q trait of early man, who gathered him
self together and sprang upon his en-
envy to rend him with tooth and claw.
l have often noticed that when people
use the word Offensive" 1t is accom-
panied by a culver of the nostrils and
an involuntary movement of the nose.
The Imagination Is still haunted by
that piece of very offensive carbon
which my primitive ancestor with a
prejudice for raw meat found too
strong for him, so strong that his nose
rejected 1t at nce-Nineteenth Cen
fury
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1906-07-19
ALL THE NE WS
from Som erset towns
sMlTHFIELD

Mrs. Fanny Piper OF Bingham vas the
guest of her mo hef-in-ia", Mrs Lyuia
Piper. last week.
Mrs. OIs Sawyer IS being treated for
cancer on her face b D. Wads"ofth o
Skowhegan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stevens oil Nashua
N. H with their two children are spend
ing their vacation with Nj Stevens pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Stevens.
Drs Smith and Ames OF Norfidgewock
performed a critical operation on Mr.
Frank Lawrence, July 9, at his home n
SDithhrld.
Mr.. Harry Simonds, fireman on the
passenger train from Walerville TO Pori-
land, with his newly made bride, has
been spending vacation with his Oncie
Charles a, North Pond house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hartford are the
parents o. baby boy born July OH
Murie Longey OF Buxton Centre visit
ed in Smthh.ld, last week
Rev B. F. Turner and family, pastor
Of the Baptist church in Topsham. are
spending few weeks 10 Dr.. Ames cot
tage on the shore OF North Pond.
Saturday evening was held as ehildren's
night 10 the Grange.
Miss Mertie Groves visited relatives IN
Noridgewock, last week.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1906-07-19
FLOOR TURNS ROUND
DIZZINESS coMPELS MRS. GAG
NER TO QUIT WORK.
Or. Williams Pink Pills Restore Her
To Perfect Health and
Strendth

Mrs. Marv Gagusr, Of No. SO South
Summer street Holyoke, Mass, has
passed through an experience which
proves that some Of the greatest bless
iues # life may lie within easy reach
and vet be found only by mere chance.
A few years ago while she was employed
i'm the mills she was suddenly seized
with dizziness and great weakness.
was SD Wruk at times, She SAYS, that
I could hardly stand, and my head be-
came 50 dizzy that 1t seemed as II the
floor was moving around.
INV condition Mt last became SO bad
that was Obliged 10 give up work IN the
mil, aud later still I became 50 feeble
that ! could not even attend to my
household duties. After the slightest
exertion had to lie down and rest until
| regained strength.
Il friend who had used DR. Williams
Pink Pills for Pale People urged me to
try them. | bought box aud began to
take them The benefit was 50 positive
and SO quickly evident that | continued
10 use the pills until l Ind taken alto
gethpr SIX boxes. BY that time | was
entirely cured, and for two years | have
had no return Of my trouble. | am now
in the best Of health and able To attend
10 all my duties lam glad to acknowl-
edge the benefit | received and l hope
that my statement may be the means OF
inducing others who may suffer in this
way to try this wonderful medicine.
The secret Of the power Of Dr.. viii
iams' Pink Pills in cases of debility,
such as Mrs Gagner's lies in the fact
that they make new blood, and every or
gan and even every tiny nerve in the
body feels the stir of new tide OF
strength The effect is not brief slim
ulation, but steady building up OF
wasted tissue and a constant supply OF
fresh vital energy wherever it Is needed
until perfect conditions Of health are
established.
If you want good health you must
have good blood. Bad blood is the root
Of all common diseases, like an@mia,
rheumatism, sciatica, neuralgia, st.
Vitus' dance, nervousness, indigestion,
debility, general weakness, paralysis,
ocomotor ataxia and the special all
ments that only women-folk know.
DIR. Williams Pink Pills are sold by all
druggists or will be sent, postpaid, on
receipt of price, 80 cents per box, six
boxes for 81 30, by the DIR. Williams
Medicine Company, Schenectady, N. Y.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1906-07-19

How 10 Learn a Foreign Language.
One may begin the attempts of free
expression and thus an independent
use OF the language, with a compare
lively small vocabulary. Conscientious
reading and well conducted converse
lions will then quickly enlarge the yo-
cabulary and develop the facility of ex
preston. But | cannot lay too much
stress upon the fact that the free and
exact rendering of ones own thought
in writing Is the most efficient exercise
In acquiring a language. In mere con-
yersation we are apt to slip over diff
culties by permitting ourselves vague
ness and inaccuracies Of expression
which would sternly demand correc-
tion-and correction too. easily kept
In mind-when the written words look
us In the face. To quicken the efficacy
of this exercise requires, of course,
teacher able not only to pound gram
NAUTICAL rules into the head of the pu-
Dill, but also to stir up In the study OF
the language mentally active inter
est In the subjects spoken or written
about-Carl Schurz's "reminiscences In
McClure's.
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WEST CORNVILle

Edward Boyoe of Barton arrived on
Wednesday evenings train and will pass
bis vacation ON the Davis farm now
owned by Mrs. Lombard.
Marie McCarghlyn has sold his farm
and he is planning to make his home on
the Pacific coast, leaving here for Cali
fornia some time in August. His many
friends with him prosperous and happy
future.
Percy Lombard commenced haying
last Thursday with crew of three men
He has about one hundred and forty acres
of moving land, although grass in this
section is repaired light, he will have an
average crop. Not many of the farmers
have commenced haying yet on account
of the grass not being fully grown
Matte Davis returned to her home In
Skowhegan last Friday after spending a
few weeks with her sister, Mrs. Lom-
bard at the old homestead.
On Wednesday tho 1lth inst, Mr. and
Mrs Roscoe Bigelow gave very pleas
ant party to their neighbors and friends,
the occasion being the birthday of
Madam Bigelow the mother who resides
with them 1t came as a surprise to
her and was very skilfully planned and
carried out by her daughter. The
rooms were prettily decorated with fresh
roses and potted plants and every one
seemed to participate in the joy of the
occasion; even Mother Nature was
pleased to send regards in the form of a
beautiful bunch of apple blossoms pick
ed by her son from his orchard that
afternoon. Delicate refreshments were
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host and hostess know how to entertain
All departed wishing mother" Bige.
low many returns of the day,