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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-10
: NUSIII 'VHU
PALERO CENTER.
DOCTORS WORDS
Talks About the Analysis Of Postum,
Food Coffee.

To the Doubling ThOmaSes. the en-
dorSemcnt of a physician as to tn"
wholesumcneSS of Postum Food Coffee
may be comforting.
When coffee causes nervousness and
dyspepsia, it's time to stop it. And
there is where Postum is Il true COM
forter. 1t is warm, palatable and
wholesome beverage and at the same
time is a liquid food.
Coffee does harm. not because it's
we'll or poorly made. not because it's
high or low priced-but because of the
al d-drug-caffeine. it contains.
The habitual use of coffee, therefore,
forms drug habit
\ Buffalo physician said recentl.'.
Il have used Postum Food Coffee in
my family and find it to be all that is
claimed for it-a most wholesome, de-
liciouS beverage. When made and
served according to directions it is GER
tainly delightful and refreshing.
Il have read carefully Dr. Daven-
ports analysis Of Postum Food Coffee.
as printed on the pkg. which l most
heartily endorse. I have been pre-
scrlbing 1t TO my patients"
The DR.. is right and there's a reason.
Read the little book, The Road to
Wellville" in pkgs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-10

ruolub~ VIII hr missed very mlI.h by Il
l::r.,. circle of friends.
Two Of thr children "f Mr.. ana Mrs
Fred J. Robert, N" quite i'll.
IuiI-S Grady of Tin" National Homo at
rugus is at his home, here. 1T the Center
for i lew days.
MIA. E,llir W"ndwrrth ANA son i;nbcrr
Of EDwdoinllam were recently in town.
Vi - Viola Co"nbs is making repairs
t. the extent "f slaur On tn. family Gem
ctcly.
Hcr +. L: AIorr.s If Seattle. Wash. j.
,hc guest ut his sister, Mrs. Jones, and
n"lls,w ana family. 'i""rg" Jones
AIS. J. q. E:rl-.;. II quite i'll.
rElrr. IL i" school III til" l:oruugh on
account Of III" teacher being sick with
the mupms.
Mrs MAY Curtis WIS in Lewiston Sat
urday.
\ lar2" number from this section Of III.
town ar" attending til" fair at T.'I.aliam.
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HANCOCK.
SARGENTVIlLE.

me quarterly meeting Of EgGemoggir
Local Union will be held with the Gas.
tine society An interesting program has
been prepared. 1t is expected that Field
Secretary G. d. Crane and Miss Marga
ret Koch will be present
Charles Dority's family have moved
from Bar Iarbor to William Hooper
house.
Henry Laylors family. with Mrs. Evans
and Miss Emma Stokrly. left for their
home in Philadelphia Monday
Miss Vera Harding. who has spent a
few weeks in Cambridge, Mass, has re-
turned home
An entertainment was held for the ben
eft Of the library Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. s. Wood are spending
few days N Bangor this week.
The last Of the ice has been shipped
from the houses here.
Eugene Clapp. who purchased J. D. Al
lens farm. is settled in his new home
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-10
IA ,e been hauling pine lumber
: 'l'"il 'i"i Hope the past week.

10, ~. = peen hauling pine lumber t
~'''''i "''r Hope the past week.
THcRNDIKE.
clayton. tn. 7-ysar-"ld son Of VI
eur Terry. fril frnm I'M "riIr tree
one DAY last week ANA broli" his arm.
{ |sui'" Il u"l-raI."n from this p!Hc'
a''ei'""d lii" tair IN: s,i:.y ANA W"dEes-
i"y II Unity.
'"iilrS tAt,s ANA little yul Clair haV,
'e'h quite i'll Vat are s;,inin:, now.
y d"uGhrer WIS born to Ar. anr
-''S, Arthur ward sunday n"rIi.l%.
NORTH PALERMO.
MfN' iAe"'iGr" Gs1,uod who has beer
at h'f sisters. Mrs. Amanda Wade in
-'"S asa lie pas, three months. went
- MihA"anriis. Mimi. her former home
~ Y I" live with Ter sons.
FRANK Northing. one az our mos
successful farmers. raised $50 bushels
- 'li"'c' corn on Il Sc:tht acre nf land.
""iN. Tuesday. Ia attend the funeral Of
ll'f uncle, Prank sylvester. VIII" died
''ct- after lingering illness with con-
sumption.
MIS-. Eliza Nelson Who has been in
ia%Shchus, It's for some time returned
hnnlt. oct. .
Mrs. Ira Black has been quite Sick
WIN ll"uriNy the past week
Rodney Nelson had Il good old-fash
l"nrd huShIn% Friday evening. All
hEtSHht r"ipt a good time.
y. J. Nelson has been working for G.
". Siull"y The past week vino ia re-
pairing Ills barn.
EVA Chadwick from Eoyton is visit
ing ter parents.
J"hn Dy"r AMI Wesley Norton w"nt
u W2tcTNillc with potatoes one day
last week.
Ernest Peva and Frank Jordan have
been hauling feed from the station for
IL. y. BoWkcr for a few days.
Mrs Frank Wood is caring for little
Victoria SouIe during her mothers i'll
rcss.
Sadie Turner is visiting her aunt,
Mrs. Nettie Bachelor for a while.
All the farmers are hustling to get
their apples in before a freeze.
Mr. and Mrs. s. G. Parmenter passed
Wednesday evening at w. A. Nelson's.
Mrs. Mary Racheldrr is the guest of
Mrs. Sarah WOrthinS.
CENTER MONTVILLE.
Wire is being strung on an extension
Of the Liberty ami Belfast Telephone
Company'S line from Nolney Thomp-
sons to Perley Berry'S. near East
Knox NJ NJ. Wentworth has charge
Of the work.
Lafayette T.. Stewart and crew are
an extension of the Knox x
MontVillc Telephone COmpany's line
from :. X. Thompson's to Freedom vii
laGe.
Herbert T.. Jackson has bought w. w.
T.. ChOatc'S farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. f. Nash Of Cam
den were calling on friends here sun
,iay.
W. u. T.tSiier. WHO recently fell and
in iurcd himself in the region of the
heart is now able to be out.
Harry Jones has returned TO Irovi-
acncc. X. ].
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SOMERSET.
RIPLEY.

Mrs. Lizzie Phinncy was in Stctson
recently. where the remains Of her
inothrr was taken for burial last week
Mrs. II. NJ. Randall went to North
port To visit her sister. Mrs. s. Z.
Shaw, FOR a few weeks.
Mrs Charles Bane is visiting relatives
iii Eumfnrd Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Pingrce Of Angus
ia are visiting relatives in town.
Mir. ana Mrs. George Bowdoin Of Har-
mOny were i'll town recently.
Ethel Reed of Wellington is at Edgar
RamSdcllS.
William Stewart is visiting his sister
in Unity.
Mrs. Nellie RemiS was in town recent
~.
Thn deaconess, Miss Springham, was
in town recently.
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EWTEEWESE
EsMaas44;o %
~ iS!l|1lStI:!'.
III effect October s. 1906.

l-I-NAN N'NtG SE4hN II e.
Pullman sleeping car between Boston
and Caribou on trains leaving Boston at
1."e !. NJ. Bangor, SO A. NJ. and Carl
bon. 4an T. NJ.
purior car ~ train leaving Northern
Mairc Jet. At % +. NJ. and Caribou at
100 \. NJ. Sleeping car on train leaving
augusta at 2.:,> y NJ. and Greenville at
TRAINS LEAVE BANGOR
3.-7 y. ". for Mlllinockct, tiouton.
IrcsIuc Isle Caribou. Fort Fairfield, Van
Buren, and intermediate stations.
Milllnockct. Pattcn. Ashland, Fort Kent.
llruiton. frcaquc Isle, Caribou, Van l3u-
ron. Limcston- Fort Fairfield. Grccnvlle.
100 A. NJ; kinro, 100 7. NJ, and inter
80 j. NJ. for Anllinocket. Patten.
Toulton. Prcs1ue Isle Caribou. Fort
Fairfield and intermediate stations.
40 r. NJ. for Dover. Greenville ana an
tcrmc diatc stations.
TRAINS ARRIVE: BANGOR
~ 4. NJ. from Grernrille and interme-
HIS A. NJ from Fort Fairfield, Van
Bur"n. caribou, Iresquc Isle, llouit0n.
Ashland. Patten, Milhnookot. katahdIn
Iron Works.
Nh p. NJ. from. Caribou. Presqnc Isle.
Fort Fairfield, Houton. Fort Kent; ASH
land. Patton, Millinocket. kineo. Green
liz +. NJ. from Van Buren,. Caribou.
Fort Fairfield. Pressure Isle, Houiton'
Trains leave Northern Maine Jet. for
Stockton and Searsport, at 9.l5 a. NJ; 2.15
sea rs and at Il 80 A. M: ~ p n: and
3 - r. Nj. arriving ut Northern Matne
JET. at 100 a. NJ; : 9 T. NJ. and 40 p.
" " NJ BROWN. c. C. BROWN,
Gcn'l Superintendent. G. p. & T. A.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-10
Augusta, Winthrop
Z Gardiner RAILWAY
Tirne Table in effect June !. 1905.

me ishie n erect June !, 1905.
''Ar| hHr" augusta Ia,tolIira. AZ fol-
~: NtINTIkop-G. ga. S 81. 10
| ten -, ~ hour until . T. ". then 1o35
F,tt TOGI'S at IN, :. thrn tyory hour
until 7. A.; then 1920.
ROE FALLoW ELL AND GARDINER
Every halt hour from sr-A- NJ! to 70 r
NJ. and for Hallowcll only at 1880 and Ii
GARDNER FOR ADJUSTABLE A
NJ, then every half hour until lGlJ r. M
then loi' for Iiallowell ana car house
,H-ALLoWEII. FOR AUGUsrA-s.2s A.
NJ, t4en every half hour till 1873 P. NJ.
HALLOW ELL FOR GARDINER-559
!. n. then every half hour until 1922 T.
h"ur from 4 n o e 10 = N sIATnhE roTFSS
cJrs. from Winthrop to Togus
81 NpAf-Ail cars start two hours later
.ToGUs For AUGJsTA-5 and 80 A.
Al, thgr every hour until APP +. NJ, then
AZ II r. N. for augusta only.
hour service between TOgus and Augusta
VII I've given Sunday afternoons in fair
Local CAR FOR HOsPITAI-Loaves
n9,,Stool!ire a. 7l5 4. NJ. then every hour
H0sPiTAL FOR ArGrsTA-7.3o A. NJ,
then every hour till go p. NJ.
TRAIN CONNECTIONS AT WINTHROP
The 50 \. NJ, i. and p. Nj. cars con-
meet IT Winthrop with train West and
thc, III; \. NJ. II. : and +. NJ. connect
with the trains east
Trains a Winthrop from Lewiston way
at So, 1871 and IA. make good connec-
items with elcctrics for Augusta
The 5 o'clock f. NJ elactrics from Win
throp waits for the 3.0S train if on time
Regular forenoon trains leaving Oak
l1rd VIZ. Belgrade. 9@S and Readfield at
go make close connections ut Winthrop
with n o'clock car for Augusta
Returning car leaves Augusta at p NJ
connect ng at Winthrop with NJ. g. train
cast, 3.">. This gives three full hours in
Augusta.
L. +. TAYLOR Supt..
Augusta, Me.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-10
Harmony GRANGE.

The Grange held a very successful
fair last Wednesday, There was 4
good display Of fruits, vegetables,
fancy work. needle work. rug work,
canned goods and ancient articles. J.
W. THOMPSON. State Grange Lecturer
gave il very Instructive address in the
afternoon. The local dramatic club
gave the play entitled "Topsy Turvy''
in the evening. TIL" net receipts of the
fair. sale of articles, dinners, ic" cream
ana the drama. amounted to over $50.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-10
SACAOAHOC.
NORTH BOWDOIN.

Maurice Alden passed a few days
last week in Augusta
Mrs. Frank Holman was visitor
Monday in Lisbon Falls.
Frank Thompson of Wales is in this
vicinity with his gasoline engine
threshing grain for the farmers
Mrs. George Duncan has closed her
house here for the winter and joined
her husband in New Britain, Ct.
where he has employment.
Robert Rideout is building a stable
for Edward Rideout at Richmond Cor
ner
The school in the Wheeler district is
having recess this week on account
of the fair at Topsham.
Colder Ware Of Lewiston was a
guest Sunday at the home of Mrs
Lucy Small.
Albion Ridley of Lewiston was
visitor last week at the home of Her
bert WadSworth.
Miss Ella Pratt recently passed two
weeks with friends at Portland and
Cliff Island
Key. Joseph NiCkerson of Bowdoin-
ham occupied the pulpit of the North
church sunday. The oldest living
member Of this church is Mrs. Mary
Lydston. who lives in this neighbor-
hood and has passed her S5th birthday.
BoWDoIN.
Mrs. Hannah Curtis. who has beer in
me family Of her brother. l.. Baai. has
gone TO IopSham to stay with her broth.
er George Beal. for the winter
ihomas Patterson is very low. but lit
ne hopes OF recovery being enter tanned
Frank Curtis Of Massachusetts is viz
iting in town.
George Gillespie has recently moved TO
ms farm, formerly known as the Shanl5s
farm n
A1ner Coombs has sold his farm ana
VIII r@N 10 Damariscotta. Mr.. and Mrs
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WALDO.
LIB

Mis-. Ada Eatchclder. who has been
passing two weeks in Lewiston. visit
ing her sister, returned home last
Wednesday.
Miss .trtic Johnson has returned to
hrr home. after passing a week with
friends in Nassalboro
Ms. Harriet Maddox Of Norridgc-
Wo"k, Il former resident here, is visit
ing friends and relatives.
Walter Ludwig lost a valuable colt
last NJ, nday night.
Tine ladies; al Arbutus Chapter. Q. L.
:. Will hnld Il sewing circle next
! thursday afternoon in Grand Army
nan. Supper will i" served at 6
o'clock IL the dining room, to which the
public are invited To patroniZe.
J. X Brown of Maiden. Mass. has
been III town til" past week, visiting his
mother, Mrs. Ann Brown.
Frank Bridges. who has position in
Medfeld. Mass. spent Il few days here
at his home the past week, returning to
Medield Friday.
Will Greeley is the owner Of a fine
colt The animal is eighteen months
old. black with white star in forehead,
and weighs 100 pounds.
Mrs. Prince Saunders Of New Sharon
and Wallace Worthing of Palermo.
spent Sunday in town with their sister.
Mrs ]. w. CIough.
Geo ~ stevens, who has been visit
ing mis- daughter. Mrs. Dunkley in
Rrockton. Mass. for the past ten days,
returned to his home Friday.
Arthur Eitchic, Esq. Of Belfast,
spent Sunday i'll town, guest Of DR.. c.
f. Holt.
Mrs Crstic Bryan and son who has
been visiting at J. J. Wather's for the
past two months. left for her home in
St Louis Monday.
Quite a number of people from this
place attended the Washington fair
last week Among those who went
we're c. r. Nelson. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. F.
Hurd. Mrs. Samuel Davey, G. NJ. Hurd
and Miss Susan Copp
PALERO CENTER.
C. NJ. Turner and family who have
been living on the Howard and Handy
farm are going away and Lot Leighton
and family IF SpmerViIlc are to TAX"
their place.
:. NJ. Handy returned to his home in
Somerville Mass, Monday.
Mrs j. w. Turner. who has been
visiting in Augusta for few days. re-
turned home Wednesday.
Dexter Turner and Wendell Turner
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.A,LRoADs AND STEAMBOAT.
S.lI[KlI IgKl!!7j1sK

-'~Nl SCt. g, l9OG
Ioa5. Trans leave Augusta as fo1.
.,,,.l. TIROTGH TRAINS
,'''l->' " t-oT-2.ZJ a. W dtiIv a,o.
<. H. lo i'r l. xItt5n ana Boston: 3
~ EHnGtley kockland. PnriI,'1 fhil-
tpi' LrlnStpn, Montreal ana (,1i,i- POS
T. ~ ipt ,iIfii"Wick, Lewiston. Farm KIP KY,
Portland. Enston. ~ Cnny,;'y. 'i i. kIand,
lancaster, GDrlIan. y. H.. Erri ~ tna,
Gd hi,'%G ana M HHlrtl@rd sand r@h ni
local to Portland; III T.. NJ ic, ~ =. a..
l'run. "i"k. Portland, Pp.tr,u i.>a) I"r
I I,ii Bnth r"rtand Low.stnr G'' ornia,s
!, NJ VII ~, ~ =. .pn"ay ann Ear,Irtt. 71
Portland; 1915 f. NJ (cxurts-, w., lncaI to
GGEDi SUNDAY for Lewiston. Eath ~ -
GiClaG t;:As1--725, A. d. Irjprt !.
prtssJ FIR SkOwhcpan. P4rGor 'iIisht e%-
PEI 81 stephen, ,Cala.si. III fa INT I HAT
iaa 'HG AfT"si3ok County ana t. 80. .,1ii-
het"h go. K. r; Sunday rnoTrin,, ~ Ism, nsh-
cast ioc$ not connect Tor ekI.,h mug going
d4St' F"x'roft, or bcyouo ut, ,.i d,eI-
tin 1a,, = ~ ~: ,IXprrss} FIR Bangor. W".hJnf,'
neit"cd; RI A. NJ. for Wutcrv.IIe FGGS
croft ana Bangor; 80 \. NJ. far L.. , TX
vic, belfast. Stowilcgan. HaD Dt W alcr;
i,l'tf 81 II = T. N. Wateryile, Fny-
tnn ana Caribou. VIA y. 4, 1T y 1io Z,
CLAUS EaStport via ". al IN. Va,n r.,
2PiI, 81. S1ebhGn, H"ulton, Wo9dstock
81 - Lohn and Halifax and to Lewiston ~ VII,
Oakland and Winthrop: 23o p, n '0i ia va
prcssl tor Watervillc, Bangor. Lar NJ
h3T. Wash q: u. r.. Old Town, Green
vile: 3.G! p. NJ. Tor WatervIIle 9,aLIsra
North Arson, bingham. Skowhegan RI
LAST FoXcrOft, Grconyille Ranger Ola
uo"n and Mattaryan'keag; 7.23 l.. NJ for
WaterEil" and Skowhegan. 80
L '..,I'La,S inlne West. @2l A. ~. for
Lw'ck, Eath. 1rtIand ana Boston: g9o
T. NJ. ',xnressD fcr Portland and Hoston.
In4' +. NJ Cypress kOr Portland and
I.ostnn Gong East. 12.l9 A. NJ. might.
li%n2nr. = : A u. t0r Blngor, Wash. CO..
and R1r Harfpr; 400 A. NJ. for Wafer,
VILE SkoNhegan and Bangor: 239 p. n
Bangor. H.
Tha Night Pullman Train Leaving ~
T." a. NJ. SUNDAY morning, going East
nh."rS not connect for SkowhegIn, Belfast.
fpAcroft or east Of Bangor
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS
AUGUSTA TO SOUTH GARniNER.
A. ". r. NJ. p NJ p. M.
Illl@w@n ..:...:..7.F 90 5 5iS S s53
Gardinrr ...........>.o 80 T.2G 63j
s." Gardiner Ar .&1J 20 53I az
SOUTH GARDNER TO AL GG'STA.
a. NJ r. NJ F. II. p, N.
Gardjrer ...........G.39 liz ia ia "a
Hallowell -..-......f.43 13 AS 600
Augusta. ar. .......G.j0 13O 40 SIX
Through tickets To California and all
points South and West may be had Of p,
H., walker, ticket agent. Augusta. tia
oAlI Office in Augusta, selling via all
routes and checking baggage free Of ex-
rcnSc.
GEO. +, EVANS, Y. r. & Gen. Mgr.
IT, =. BOOTIIBY, O. 7. & q. a.
Portland, Me-
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Facts for Catarrhal Sufferers.

The mucous membrane lines all
With the exterior
catarrh is I'M excessive secretion
accompanied with chronic inhamma-
ton, from the mucous membrane.
Hoods Sarsaparilla acts on the mu-
cous membrane through the blood. re-
duces Inflammation. establishes healthy
action, and radically cures all cases Of
catarrh.
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HARMONY.

Mr.. ana Mrs &. q. Johnson Of Pitts
field visited here onr day last week.
Mr.. Johnson is a helpless invalid ana
has not been h"rc where he used to
live for a good many years.
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STATE NEWS.
ANDROSCOGGIN,
EAST LIvERMoRE MILLS,

Mrs. George Preston and daughter
arc visiting relatives in Sullivan.
VIII Maxim Of Boston is visiting his
brother, Il. n. Maxim.
The Ladies Union held Harvest
supper at the residence of c. w. Brown
last fnd'y evening. q large number
We're present.
Mrs. Etna Tibbetts Of Mt. Vernon is
VISITING her daughter, Mrs Chas. W
Whittier
MRS. ). +. Cole has closed her cot
tage for the winter.
Edward Chadbourne has contractc
win the frm of c. w. Whittier & Co
TO DO their teamiug for one year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-10

For, igners carrying kndaks in Monte
negro without 4 written permission
will be prosecuted, even if they only
TAX" Snapshots of the scenery.
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KENNEBEC.
lITCHFIElD.

Mrs. a. II. Bartlett. who has beer
spending the summer with her son. A. H.
bartlett, returned to her home in Ais
ton, Mass, Monday. Her daughter. Mrs
o. K. Keith. accompanied her and will
make a short visit there ana later will
join her husband in New York.
Miss Lola Morriman has been spending
n week in Lewiston with friends.
Mrs. n. NJ. Frye is visiting Mrs. Gctrh-
ell in Monmouth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanborn Of New Jersey
visited at George Rogt rs Monday. Mrs
SanbOrn being Mr.. Rogers niece
FAYETE.
Henry H. Rodg" died oct s. aged = \
widow. two sons ThpmaS H. Brder al
Augusta, Frank H. Of Fay"tt". and un,.
daught' Mrs. ~ J. Eimfnd of Fay
etc. survive.
Frank II. Body" went t. tn" hospital
at Lewiston Monday to has" Il %jIrgi,:il
operation Ucriurm' Il.
g. II. Tubin has moved to JAY.
Mis-. lIrrh,r Tuck is On Il tNu weeks
visit to h"r PARENTS Ill FhrminElalr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-10

Are you going to get mar.
fed? Then don't fail to read
the bargains In the want coll
umns this morning. There are
opportunities there which viii
ne snapped up by young pec-
ole who have an eye Tor tAa
sKtuFa
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1906-05-05
CINCINNATI ENJOYS II - :
MUSICAL FESTIVAL

CINCINNATI, May 2.-sir Edward
Elgar. the composer. conducted in per-
son his oratorio, THE Apostle" which
constituted the second. evenings Hpro:
gram in the seventeenth Cincinnati
May musical festival tonight. The
work has been given IN only q few
years and this was Sir Edwards first
appearance in America as conductor.
making this production a notable one.
The soloists WEEK.-MRS.. Corinne: Rider
Kelsey of England, soprano; Miss Janet
Spencer, alto; Mr.. John Coates OF Eng
land. tenor, and Messrs. Charles Clark
and F. Davies and Herbert Wither-
spoon, bassos. The presence of mus
sicians and music lovers from all parts
Of the country sdded to the interest
in the p4rformance.g After the remark
able success Of the opening night there
was full assurance .of the excellence
Of the, work OF, both chorus !. and orr
chestra, and the English director WELD
ed the baton With Kill and power. the
weeks personal contact IN rehearsal
with both chorus and orchestra hav-
ing given ample opportunity to- carry
out his own reading Of his compost
ton. s5E ss5 55s stzY;;sE
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1906-05-05
MAY Be PLANNING
GREAT UPRISING
Said to Be Real Purpose Of
Convention Meeting in,
Czar's Capital.

ST. PETERSBURG, May 2.-Practically
all the political parties have planned to
hold conventions before May 10. when
parliament assemblies, for the purpose Of
Celebrating political programs. The most
the Constitutional Democrats, which will
begin May T. The Social Democrats con-
vention began a. secret meeting today,
with 122 delegates, including representa-
tives of the Polish Social Democrats and
Jewish bund and the Let's, Caucasians,
Little Russian and Finnish organizations.
The ostensible object of the meeting is
the real purpose is to perfect plans for
a general uprising.
George Plekhanoff, who represented
the Russian Socialists abroad for many
years, and Damien and Dahn the most
prominent leaders Of the group Of peas
meeting here today. The Jewish conven-
liminary tactics and demands. The Con-
servatives and Law and Order party will
also hold a convention the same day. go
The religious features of parliament
will not be neglected. Like all the state
institutions of ''holy Russia" the Tauride
palace where parliament will assemble,
has now been equipped with "a profusion
each Of which burns taper, hang in, the
corners of the lower house and lin the
various committee rooms and most of
the Russian saints. all Of those who are
credited with working miracles of some
sort, are represented. About One-third
of the 6S images are of Saint Nicholas,
the miracle worker. Besides. these there
are 20 portraits of the Virgin, which are
supposed to have been painted by super
human hands. -" 81, :. -
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ORDER FOR HEARING APPLICA.
TION FOR APPOINTMENT OF
ADMINISTRATORS

STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
St, Louis-ss In Probate Court, Spec
ial Term. April "a, 1906.
In the Matter Of, the Estate Of Svante
!, Anderson .Bergehdahl Deceased:
On receiving and filing the petition of
Anna, Bergendahl of the County Of St.
Louis, representing among other things,
that Syante Anderson Bergendahl, late
of the County or St. Louis, in the State
Of Minnesota. on the 10th day Of Febru-
ary. a. p; sls9s at the County Of st. st.
habitant SQfs this County at the time Of
his death, leaving goods, chattels and
estate within this County and that said
petitioner Z i4s the Hsurviving spouse OF
t faa ps tt t nn aaP Beqs
egaah &. saasssda thst .a,d petition Be
heard before said Court on Monday, the
2Sth day of MAYA. p. 1906. at 10 o'clock
House In the. city OF Duluth. in said
Ordered furthear, that notice hereof BE
given to the heirs of said deceased and
to all persons interested, by publishing
this order once In each weak for three
successive weeks prior to said day OF
hearing, In. the Labor World. q weekly
m sd PRINTED and a published a4 Ct p9
this order be served upon the County
Treasurer of St. Louis County not less
than ten daya prior To- said day OF hear
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B. B. a sha1 SEE:
s..l rob.ts Court. g, Louis County,
sLsbor;' ord q.