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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-28
S6le6ter @tt
Qofet 2 jnnse 2eute bas 2eben.

Columbus, g.. 81. 5sbr.
Bob Butts uno SEQ. Bribqeuaier,
susi iunes @siBe. bic In Der Ndbe bon
Rem ptttsburg, 9odins @ountp, mob
men. sosen seftern Abenb ibre RepOlper
unb ;panssn ben Nsgsr SEQ. SunOOan,
az tanssn. Nls fe ibre patrpnen Der.
ihoKen batten. 3og Der Meger einsn
Rspolper uno i4Ob Butts bur9 bic
2unse unb Brioaepatsr In ben Mn-
aen. Bsioe 0erwunoete wuroen nod
columbus ms Soipital ssbradt unb
farben innerbalb elmer Stunbe.
Sonppan muroe unter $4,000 Girg.
i&af. aeRe1t. bic sr aber nidt auftrei.
ben tonnte.
8 ruppen. m e9unsen
6 san s. ancisco, q. 6ebr.
ROD niemals puroen bon Der allan.
tif4en ahfe iobisl Sruppen bisrbsr
aebradt, wie assenwdrtig. Nuf Der
soutbern pacific 9abn fam beute NIT
sinem @Ttra3uqe oas 8. Snfanterie.
Resiment bon Seriep Gitp bier an. gs
bate ieinei StanbOrt am 20. Gebruar
psrIaHsn, absr untertpegs 3weimal aufs
sntbalt gebabt.
0termaisr IN @efabr.
NorfoGt, 3d., 81. 5ebruar.
Gin unbetannter 0iermaifer pnroe &c.
gen Mbenb in einem S6neefurm cine
Meile bon Cape Ssnrp on bic 9dfe
setrieben.
Der Winb. trel&er cine @sidwinbig.
felt bon so Weilsn Die Stunoe er-
rsiate. aeiattets es ni&t. ein @ettunas.
boot tlar gu MAIDEN. au9 Der @ers
iu&, cine 9eine nah benz G6iRe 30
lhieben, miBlang, oa Die @ntfernung
,u arOb trar.
W Sol. %. SennsoD I.
@incinnnti. O., 81. 5ebr.
Wa1or s. @. 2snneop farb. ~ Sabre
cit, in ieinsm Seim nabe Miooletoun.
Ohio. gr mar i'm giirgerfriege bel
Sensral Grsmont's Stab uno aei1nete
Rh In Der beribmtsn Attade Bel
Springfield, no., aus. als 800 Wann
unionstruppen 80. 900 @onfbosrirts
au9rifen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-28

geoorrtes estHorsnQ - egsuss, rsa.
Gets, 1876; gubnnttex 10s; Sxxsxf, Ia
Qa66eI 1916.
o&uIten-9xsi. Gursb. 10 bs 20 Rfuxb
tn Dur9i&ntt., &c: 1s Btuxb DurGi@mitt,
Sc, 10 bts la 4fmnb Gle.
oepodeItes e~ues1efei0 - 3xo@exioIts
6ancp Big S20. 80: 3Iarss Heex t1s. 90; Jaus
Ig $500; esort SIem 1850; Ruupt
Sic. 10.
S@u,ab - n xterces i. Ouol. lot q,
0uaIttH 9ae: 8. nndfttM 81
HHirffe - 0edu9erts Dratwuyn Sc.
1rartfarter nc; Bologna h Darmsn 7}s. 10
xu6 SIC.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-28
0ey0Io@tessA SteH.

Srii4es NinbFef1-BeaIs8s oHers - 81
&c; beige etiere Tiff: biefSe Hssbe
$50 bs 200 @funb 7e; eisiiae Rfbe zoe
BIS $50 Bfunb 6le ; xibe $50 ID Go Ptuah
Sc: Stier Boraerosertd &c. ettes tsxtsss
uterteI l0}e, Rnb 0txterriHta 9s. Esae
EorberpisrteI &c. Rub Borhsrp:erfA AZ. &sb
Ht~nterbicrteI 7e. =.
6rij&es NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. l2s, osxts=s
pierteI 15e, EorberpierteI 62e.
Trtf9es S@afieti& - Sdnntes PEE Rfxxb
12e : 6&afe S2e; e@exfeI l8e; sad1, tzss
Ice.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-28
@YmbemerptoFom.
6 Irbeiter getDotet.

8irmingb q m, 4la., q. Jsb.
@s lit bier bic Na6ri6t bon elmer Gr=
plofon in ben 8rubsn 81 ptpsr, Ala.,
einaetroHen. @s iolen mebrere Arbei'
ter abeaanitten isin; cine 4n3abl ysr'
Ionsn auberbalb Der 9rube purbsn
berleBt.
Die @ruben eeb6ren Der 2ittIe Go
baba @oal go.
Spdtere Radri9!en meloen baB is&s
gersIeute est6otet uno awblf nerlsBt
ruuroer1.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-28
66imereteuS


Rptber 2Ieeian1en So .2n-s.b0.
gn9lii&er 2~Ieefarnet $3.50
NIfpfe RIeeiarnen $.sO0-6 30
NIfaIfa SIeeiamen $8.26-S.O0.
Betber Sleeiamen $500.
@erudbIter Eiurotbb 81 .60-1.So.
Orbtndrer Biz gutter 1tnotbp 81. b0-l.T,
5ancp 3entudp 8Iarsras s1.6o-I.bs.
8~Iausras IN @baT 60e.
@nsIf&es BIausras $l.45.
Or&arb @ras 81. 7O-1.e0.
Reb ToY IN @baf Tc-$f.le.
3aHer 3orn 75e-$l.O0.
Amber 8uderrobr Sasner S1.00-l.2b.
Betber 9aferiamen 40e
Sribiabrs @erfe $1.25.
Beibes unb seIbes 3orn sI.oO-l.25.
@eo Sob Gmflase $1.1c-1.25.
Som Seas $l.76.
Nilet ST. Q bis $1.86.
Sribiabrs.aBe se 81 40.
eesswtebeI. ueibe. seIbe umo rotbe $3.50
pee HuibeI.
Sab $ SartoHeI, geIbe Seriet, Bermuda.
geIbe ytaniemonb unb fiibIt&e Queen $40 pes
SUB: rotbe Raniemono $2.75; BrafIiaxii@s
1850.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-28
R poebeIt an ben 2rteps,
efretGr.

Ut oebelt ben SrteQss
efretdr.
Wn6 n gton, 81. 6ebr. Der
prdioent bat on ben 2riessisfretdr
sinsn Brief geri6tst, In usl4sm auf
Die grfOlge Der iapuniI9en armse bin-
semisisn unb oarauf auimsrtiam ss.
ma9t tpirb, baB bic Mrmes unb Glotte
uno ieoer einaelne Soloat ober Matroie
i9on In 5risbsns3eiten bas Msniden.
m6gli9e erfreben mihe, um i'm Rrieae
lsiffunesfdbie gu iein.
Der arisgsistrsidr bat ben Brisf
bur9 cline 9eneralorbrs bstannt &C..
ma9i.
Shnee.
2outsbtIIe, 4p., 81. SEQ. -
Illus berf9ieosnsn 9bsiIsn oss Staatss
tpurbs bsute Worgst Der i1merfs
S9nesfaQ iett Sabrsn beri&tet.
gu Wonnt Sterling unb gatletts-
burg iolsn IL 3oQ S9use ssfalen
iein.
gu Ouensbpro tpurbtr bic sleftris
f9en. SsIearapb- unb 9slspbonordbte
bieIfa9 beiGdbigt.
M 6 9nee.
g I. 2oais, 81. 5eb. Gin
Wagsu Der slsfiriI6sn S~traBsnba6n
blisb sefisrn Wiitas balbmsss 3uii9sn
bier unb gIapton In elmer S9nespebe
ffsdsn unb bic "a SniaKsn uurber erf
beute 3u friber WOrgenfunoe bur9
einen S9nespfug srl6f.
@liidli9er Weiie bate elmer Der
pafasiere 2 2aib grOb unb Elm Rbrb.
den nit gier bel 69. gr opferis bic
ielben benz alsemeinsn 8sftsn unb bic
Na9t wuroe nit gr3dblen bon ges
f&iGtsn perbradt.
@inige paRagiere batten fi9 am
IbenS nod benz 2 Wsilsn srtferuten
@laptOn bur&gei6lagsn.
Sble&tes MebIeef9dft.
Mi nneapolis, 81. 6ebruar.
lleber bic Sdlfte Der Whblsn bat auf 2
@o9en ben Bstrisb singsfelt. ba bie
Ra9frase nod Wsbl iawa9 iH.
5eier beut9 0ete.
ranen.
3 # o n, 81. Gsb. Die 1isFgsr
geteranen bss beuti6en 5ssrss uno Der
6lotts, bic fi8 balo mad benz gsiu&s
oes prinsen 5einri& bon prsuBsn i'm
Sabre 1902 Orsanifrten, feis,isn bsute
BITE filberne 6O&3eit bes bsuti9en 2ai.
isrpaarss bura Elm Banfett, on benz
800 perfonsn Sbeil nsbmsn. prof.
Wtnffsrberg bon Der Saruaro.l timber.
Rtdt belt Der Tefreoe.
Qetn btIIiger g
mehr.
arlington, 20. Seb. Sas
6austomits fir aderbau bei9lOb nit
8 aeeei 2 Stimmen feinerlei Der.
%tpinisuns fur BET, Mniauf bon Samen
3ur frsien gertbeiluns bur& bas Nder.
bau. Department 81 empfebIen. Dos
rudre cine Gripasnib bon $3.50, 600
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-28
Nom @aoewsWssrt.

1sntot9pEBerfmfspretfe: s9. oo-1f so.
NtQet - 8ertaufspreie: 81. 00-sa.0.
BeIfGforn - Eertaufspreife: fe mao ea
NuaIttdt, l8-47c
~Safr-sd&dIt $3.50; IN ben aehrsa
y8.00-S9.00 per 7snae. Reuer 32-s6s,
e~trcb-Erete. ie na4 benz 0sab. IN aab
len, &.00-&6.00.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-28


S~nbiGnapsIs RafeegreHs
oeuobnI. BIB gutter 10-12e; prtsua bts 90
pd4lter n-16e Sonp 82f-8Se, SnlA,y
Denoru 10 BIB 22e. Sapa 2s-82..
Sn Badetsx:
Wstofa $14.76. 2ton S1t.76. SerIsp sll. ~
Garacas ia. ", OiHportb1 $751; [. Dutt
Sasa BlemS $3.50, GIimas Saba BIenb
$14'75, Duriea $il.76.
Sn6er-Donasnoes 7.l7c; Sti6,m6ss 8 90
puIpertfrter 6.32e; xxx puIpsrtRrtH 6.37s,
iesner sranulirter 5.02e; 9abes 5.47e: gpsp
feettoners', u 5.07e;~ 5tbseuoob Z 4.s2s; qkus
str q I.72e; empire IA. SIC; SbssI ortss
eolbe1 8 4.67e; Ntxbfer estra 9 4.b7e,
MSgepoob 9 l.4ae: seIbes 8 5.l2s; l5 sdL
ber 4.O7.
eetrodnets Tra9h-aspfeg, an bes euxxs
setrodnet. &c; Sobannesbeerex 7e bts 5xs:
ettron l8s bw 14e; Rofxex, . GroupR, pa
Rfunb. 7e. 8 grorun 7}e. 4 Grow. TIE ias,
u~senfreie sbts Se, California Raseatei 7s<s;
euItama nc. h,.poyttrte euItaxa lie Biz IAs
California 1prtioien Sc bts Lee.
MHe-DreaiI nea Sc BIB 10e; SiIberts ist
YtanoeIn IA; uei9f@aIise NaxbsIx Be-
Serbian RanbeIn lbe; Reanats * bic Bse,
ssr6fete &c bis &c; GnsHj9e BaIxaSs
eifs-gaa (4o Or. Tea), Sas. 49, 10 per
0auone.
Bsdgs-2lOo tn Iub $40; 1900 is Sst
5s: 400 I'm aaIhfoS $500: zoo Ina xas
$3.50.
etdrte-4earI. 8ie. Gbanspicx eIot, / xxt
8 Tfano Radete 3. &orn, l Ftb. Eadsts,
41-6k.
SanbpH7c; etansen 'seuii@t &c; Stps
Ger senrti@t 63e; Banner 1wtf &c; srsas
Sonbons 10e; Sc. 2 Cream seuii@t &C.
&eis-9croItna, 3cpf, 4t--s2e, Sayax 81
-62e. sebro@euer, 3--4c.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-28
OetxeDe,

Hese1 - go. 2 rOtber e5}c, auf Osss
fen. &c bon RabIen: 30. 8 rotees 81,
5ebruar, 8 He; BageHwesex s4e.
Roru (neues) - go. / uets 41ie Or. 2
wetb 41ae; 30. Q wetb Ais. 30. ( wts,
40c; No. 2 wetb senti9t 42e 80 2
wett senif9t 42c; SO. 4 rds ssms'dt
40e; 30 Q seIb Ale; 30. 8 ,rn IL ,
sso. 4 gsIb 4O:; SO. 3 seuf0t 41s !
80. 8 aersi@t Ale ; 20. 1 eessiQs 40s /:
8pIber Ale.
eafer- SO. Q wetSer 81e; 81. . spsstss
32e; 80. 2 0euti4ter 803ei go. d sssut@up
80c.
1eu SO. 1 ainotbs $3.50; 10.
2, 30 90.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-28
SO. GpnsreB.
q /.

90 o n, 81. Sebr. Der
Senat sinigte f9 bsute bartber Dor
Der 8~ertasuns am Sreitaa. ben 9.
Mdra, cine abhimmune iber bic Staa.
tenbia porarnebmsn.
6opfins bieIt eine @ebe Fur bic Bill
uno Dale bsbauptste, oie Serritorien
fsisn fhr bic etaatsnrs9te ni6t reif.
Der &et bee Sagss wuroe Der Bill
FIR Oronuns bet angeleeenbeiten Der
5 aiDilifrtsn Stdmnle TN Snoiansr'
8erritDrium ssmiomet, fpesien hanbelte
ss fd TIM bic bortigsn 2oblsnldnoes
reien.
6aus.
Die Isrmiligungsbil fur bic Mrs
NEE ftano beute our Amenoirune. Die
gefimmung. ben &ang zines @sneral'
Ssutnants ab3uf4afen, tpurbe fallen
eelaRsn. bamit bic @enerdle @orbin
uno RaeGrtbur NOD bisisn Stang ere
laneen- f6nnten. nber @rosbenors
amenosmsnt, ben &ang absui9affsn,
na&bem bic senannteH @enerdls ibn
ssbabt bdttsn, tuuros atselsbnt. gtma
Der 8. 86eil Der 50ieitieen Bin mar
erlsbigt, als bas 5aus fp bertaste.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-28
Batsex, 0tsy sme eexmses.

SdmbIer bssabIsn foIsexbs %setie!
Butter - Gountrs. Ia, sssomsrs rs .
eIet1 27e
9sri5@e Gsr-14e per Dutcno.
oHoner Sc. Adtxe 8, TurtepS-l0-l2e.
Saien - $1..0 Biz $1.25 pei Dntenh.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-28

San 9iego. @al., ~. Jetr
Die 2eute. wslhe geffern oas Boffamt
ausraubien. fnb nod Mot perbaftst.
Sic fonen $12, 900 erbeutet baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-28
81 dmpe m 9 augemerbe G.

81 dmpe m 3 E 5 E.
Nem Oorf, 81. Seb. @ei@las
gene bier Stunoert tobte In Der geffri=
gen Sisune Der Central 5eoerateo
Union" cine srbitterte &eoef9Ia9t tiber
bie 5rnss, OBJ our unter1hbune Der Der.
3psifslt gsger bic .ofsne @ertfdtte"
fdmpfenoen @ifeuarbeiter Der In @irf.
li&feit bersits Dor bret @oasn BE-
i9loHene aleemeine Streit Der yau-
aepe-tiaaften in's Dsrf geisbt tperoet,
fols, uno oas &eiultat mar - ni1ts.
Die nit gernihtuna bsbrobte Rrifenoe
,Soufsimith's & BrIogemen's Union"
mus ibren Qnmpf alein meter fhhren
rno hd nit Der finan3isllen 0aIfe be-
sntasn, mslde He In nidt ibsrrsi9.
liGsm MaBe erbdlt.
I'm ibrer lansiam p~erfsgenben
Rriegstafe tpieosr etpas auf3ubelfen.
rpurbe bic 8%sranfaltung zines Wonfrs,
aOnssrtes beialoHen. BON ueldem elm
Rsinertrag bon Dielei1t 5eba ooer
fhnfsebntaufeno Dollars eruartet tuiro.
unb Der 6siretar erbielt ben 4uftrag.
ben prdfioenten @ompers unb Die Gre.
tutibe Der federation Of 9abor" NOD.
mails aufsufrroern, bisrbsr gu tommsn
ttno siniugrsifen.
gs if ieoo1 taum wa6rfdeinIi9,
bab oisiem aptsa entipr0tsn tpiro,
osnr sr crying bsrsits Dor pierssbn 8a'
gen. ,bne baB @ompers TIN bis bsuis
au6 nur elmer Antmort gepirbiet
hdt.e.
2obIengrdber.
0sug orf. ~. 5sbr. Bis our
gsilsaung Der SifsrsnSsn 3wiiden ben
4oblengrdbern uno ben @rubenbe.
fsern i'm Wsidtoblsnrsoisrs. gu usl&er
aud Rooispslt rietb, fino ani6eineno
Die @erhanolunsen i'm Nntbraeitsebiete
singeftslt. Die fur morger anberaumts
SiBun9 oes Subtomites Der @rubsn-
bsRBsr unb aoblenerdber III abbsfelt
unb aud fein anoerer Sermin ange.
iebt tporoen,
Der Brief bss prdHoenten if auh
Den @rubenbsibern sugeganeei. Gls
Nitdsa iber bic uabriGeinli4e @ir.
funs osRsIbsn bsfraet tuuroe. lebnts er
ss ab cine anfdt 3u dubern nno iagte,
bic 9%onpsntion Der 6o~blen9rdber tperbe
bic Sade sntideioen.
Grancis 6. &obbins. Der 5tbrer Der
@rubenbefibsr I'm WeidtOblenreoisr bot
auf ben Brief oes prdioenten bin auf
mor9en oie aomitss Der 8~rubsnbefssr
bierber bsrufsn UNI Mittel Su beratben,
tpie elm Streif am 1. Nprii permieoen
tuerbsn tann.
Bon bisIem S9ritt bat &Obbins ben
prdfosnten. &ooispslt bena1ri6tist.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-28
Sie Staaten=SM
Sol ir1 Senate nod DOr Der Ssrtagllg sur Nbz
f%tir1nlnug g%elangen.

BrGfSent Nooiebelfs MabnbrRi on arntee nno Sbf. - Sdwerer Sdnees
faa In aeuudp. = 8ampe i'm Sausewerbe BON Stem gorf.
gerbanSlumaen ,pideu &ob~lengrGbern nnS arbetgebern.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-28
0aSe.

gnsros , Eertaafs&rste snrparSs.t'
s@pssestdie 8ee per Ff,xh nnsctnrHsf.
sGueberfdje 17s, EssecsRn xrern = sS'
Is, Stem Dors G9ebSarsa lbt. sixsssuss
j&er 2ia,burser lie. criG lbs.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-28
IrHmte nnb 0esuafe.

syrHdte nns 0emsie.
Sra9ta
aepfeI Suite ao@dpfel $3.50 pee Tob.
Bananen 81. 00-l.2o; iletxs 76e-Sl.Oo.
gttronen So Co 3.75 per RIPE
Dramsen - So 25-s.7s pei Rife.
1ranben 17se per 4orb.
Birnen l .j0-1.26 per 4uibel.
0emafs.
Rotbe WHben 25e pes Du*enb Tan4es.
@elerp 25s-4oc PEI Bun&.
Differ pIant zoe per Dussxb.
Rraut = &l.oo-1.25 per JaE.
B~lumeniobI $2.5) per gatenb.
gurfen $1.an Ser Gu$enh.
eaIat - 12ke per Hfunb.
geterfIie l6e per Dulenb HuH@es.
RutoFeIn - 60c Toe per BufbeI.
sastartoffeIn - gtrsinia sa.60; 8aIt''
NOR sac -z.e6 Serfep $3.50 $500
per Sab.
SwiebeIr - Rotbe unb rueibe $l.36 per
8fanb; epanii@s 8misbsIn sl.S'
per &ifte.
Stabilize ACC per Tuserb.
spinat - Doc per Ousene.
tomatoes Sc per Grate.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1906-04-26

rel of chemical which was soon spread
over the flames and deadened them to a
very appreciable extent and they were
kept from gaining any more headway
by small hand chemical machines and
and pals of water until several other
barrels of chemical could be brought up
for the larger machine. About this time
the wind had changed somewhat aud ii
then became evident that the house
could be saved. In the meantime the
furniture had been removed in fairly
good condition, qnite a little of 1t how
ever was more or less injured through
the excitement which the event oc-
casoned Several windows were also
broken In the evident anxiety to save
the time of taking them out. The barn
was completely destroyed but the dam
age to the house can probably be repair
ed for few hundred dollars. The in
surance on the buildings, farming tools,
stock and furniture was small amount
ing in all to only two thousand dollars,
with some additional on the hay. Mr..
Frye has decided to put up small
frame building to keep his stock In for
the present and the prospect is that be
will rebuild the barn lateI. 1t is not
known how the fire came to be in the
grass as Mr.. Frye did not set 1t or have
any knowledge of 1t.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1906-04-26
East Madison.

Mrs. w. o. Cooley returned to her
home in Gardiner, Thursday.
1t is seldom our village has the oppor-
iunily to enjoy such musical treat as the
recital of Wednesday evening proved to
be. Mr.. and Miss Morrison gave de-
lightful program of eight numbers, beside
generously responding to enCores MI.
Morrison's readings were greatly Ell joyed.
The members of the Lotus Club are much
pieased with the success of their first en-
lertainment.
There will be dance 10 Grange Hall,
Saturday evening OF this week.
Mont Hewes came from Pittsheld,
where he has been spending the winter.
Sunday.
Louis Ru. sell of Skowhegan has pur.
chased the Robinson farm aLd will move
there soon.
Mot Moore is putting new sils under
his stable, and otherwise 'epairing il
Miss Ivy Reed is at work in the mill,
drawing-in on samples.
Miss Standish finished her work in the
mill, Monday, and will 60 to a mill 10
Connecticut.
Miss Chadbourne held no school, Fri
day, in order TO give time for thor ough
renovating Of The building. The school
room and entrances have been cleaned
newly papered and whitened, and are to
be painted. this week. They are to have
new clock new pictures, new shades
and sash curtains The school should
appreciate the efforts of their teacher in
giving them such pleasant place for
study.
1t is thought the ice will leave the lake,
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs MoPheters were at their
cottage, Sunday.
big snow storm, Tuesday, cold and
windy.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1906-04-26
West New Portland.

The people in this place were terribly
shocked, Monday forenoon, Apr. 10Th
by the sudden death of Sumner W.
Elliot, who dropped dead In his store,
the cause of his death being heart fail
ure He was apparently In his usual
health, Sunday, but Monday morning
complained of his stomach feeling bad
and got one of his neighbors to go and
open his store and clerk for him that
day, but after short time he felt better
and went in to the store where he drop
ped dead at 8 80. Funeral services were
held in the Union church, Thursday,
Rev. Robert scott officiating. The In
terment took place in the West New
Portland cemetery.
Monday afternoon, April 10th, another
one of our citizens was called to high
er life, Charles A. Thompson, who has
been very sick for number of months
with heart trouble; he died very
suddenly. Funeral services were held
at his late home, Thursday, Rev. Robert
Scott officiating. The interment took
place In the cemetery at Kingfield. His
family has the sympathy of this COM
munity.
Alton Emery and bis wife, Mrs. Edna
(ElliotD Emery and Miss Gwendolyn
Elliott of Watervlle were called here
last week by the death of their father,
S. W. Elliott.
We are having some quite cold weather
for spring. We have been having a
blizzard for the past "a hours. April
oath We are all in hopes it will be warm
after it clears off 30 the grass will grow
John Metcalf is looking after the bust
ness in the store of the late S. w. FL.
lott.
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Madison.

Rev D. F. Faulkner opened his pas
torate OF the M. E. church in Madison,
Sunday. Mr.. Faulkner comes here from
a three years pastorate in Saco The
Easter concert postponed was held Sum-
day evening before good sized audience.
Mr.. Martin Frederic was given birth
day surprise party, Friday evening, by a
number OF relatives and friends, who
presented him with an easy chair.
Indian Spring Lodge |. o. o. F. will
observe anniversary Sunday on April
40, by attending service at the Congre-
gational church. The Lodge worked the
second degree on three candidates Fri
day evening.
Mr.. F. Garland of Taunton, Mass, is
visiting relatives in this place.
A violin recital will be given in Union
Hall, Monday evening, by Mr.. Don Nor
rison and Miss imagery Morrison OF
Skowhegan.
Mr.. Harrison d. Barrett of Canaan
gave two addresses to the Spirituallsts
10 this vicinity at the Universalst
church Sunday afternoon and evening
Crea, anxiety is felt by Mr.. and Mrs.
Asa Gilman as to the safety of Mrs.
Gilman's brother and wife, who were on
the way from Southern California to
spend the Summer in this vicinity. Mr..
and Mrs. Leavitt we're due to arrive in
San Francisco little after a. m. on
the Wednesday Of the Earthquake.
Several kilograms have been sent but
Mrs. Gilman has as yet received no word
as to the whereabouts or safety OF Mr..
and Mrs. Leavitt. Another person who
takes intense interest in the accounts of
the calamity is Prof Hamin. principal
Of the high school, all Of whose relatives
with the exception of his parents are
residents OF San Francisco. Mr.. Earl
Merrill also has an aunt and other rela-
tives who are residents of the city.
The Madison Wooleu Co. purchased
lot. Saturday morning, at the corner
OF Middle street and Western avenue
and will begin to build house for Su-
perintendeLt Scott at once.
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to appoint a subcommittee of two ladies
to assist them In the work.


to assist them In the work.
The village schools that began Mon
day, are taught by the following teach
ers: Miss susie Is. CLARK, grammar !;
Miss Gladys Beale, intermediates; Miss
Emily Sawyer, second primary; Mrs
Nellie Collins, first primary. The gram
mar school j. being held in the north
side of the Academy building and the
intermediate school is being held in the
grammar school building on School
street.
Rev F. K BEEN preached his last SER
mon in the NJ. Z. church, Sunday. he
will move to Bowdoinham sometimes
during the week and begin his work
there. MIR. BEEN has been here only
one year but during that time he and
Mrs. BEEN have endeared themselves to
a large circle of warm friends. They
did good work while residents here and
it will be lasting The best wishes of
many sincere friends go with them in
their new field of labor.
Twenty-Five ladies of the sunshine
society gave Mrs Ann Pinkham sur
prise party, Thursday afternoon, 1t be-
ing the S7th anniversary of her birth
She was the recipient of several presents
and beautiful bouquet of carnatiou
pinks. The afternoon was passed pleas
emily with music and Miss Katie TozieI
gave an account of her recent trip to
Washington. Refreshments of ice
cream and cake were served Mrs.
Pinkham is remarkably smart for one of
her years, her hearing and eyesight be-
ing as keen as ever, and she enjoyed
very much the visit of the Sunshiners.
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Canaan

Mr.. Park Wheeler of Massachusetts,
is visiting relatives and renewing acquain-
tauces in town. He will be remembered
by some as former proprietor OF the
Canaan House.
Miss Mabel Pooer, East SkoWhegan,
visited relatives in town last week.
Miss Leila Robinson, Skowhegan,
who has been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harris tn past two weeks, returned
home last Sunday.
Hermon Bean is quite i'll at this writ
ing
Henry Johnson had his "barn-raiSing"
Monday afternoon, and goodly number
of men turned out lend hand. Every
thing went well and no accidents. This
will be a nice barn and the work is
under the direction of Bert Davis, So.
Canaan.
Arthur Hooper, and sister, Lille,
spen, Sunday at Norridgewock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Farnham have gone
to Winthrop for the summer.
The barns and ou,-buildings OF Ed
gar A Clifford were destroyed by FIRE,
last Thursday morning, at an early hour
BY much effort the house was saved.
Cause OF fire, An overturned lantern.
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illuminate of Mercury.

A popularity of illuminate Of mer-
curry is that 1t produces a shock to
which all other substances are sensi.
tive, and Its supreme value as an ex-
plosive rests in this fact and In the
known liability of all explosives to be
detonated by more or less distant ex-
ploslons. There Is current OF sympa-
thetlc influence in these terrible chem
ical compositions that Is as strange as
1t ls dangerous What Is required to
produce explosion is the rapid genera.
ton Of great heat along with large
quantities of oxygen. In gunDowder
for instance, the nitrate of potash
(saltpeter) which Is the chief ingre-
dent, Is practically imprisoned oxygen,
and when it Is decomposed along with
charcoal an immense heat Is developed
which causes the gases to expand sud
denly; hence explosion.
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DIED.

New Portland april i6, Sumner W. Elliott.
New Portland-April II, Chas. A. Thompson
So. Boston-Aprii ~, Geo. II. Paul, aged SO
years.
Fairfeld-April 10. John a. Cilley.
Palmyra-April u, Amy A. Cook, aged 81
years.
Buffalo, N. Y-Narch %, Luther P. Goodsle.
formerly OF Canaan.
Norridgewock-April IS, John Hartford, aged
80 years.
skowhegan-April %, Harold Eastman Lord
aged 81 ears.
skawhegan-Aprll IA. Mrs. Lydia F. Willard
aged 81 years.
skowhegan-apti "a, at the home OF her IA
Their, Mrs. Ralph H. Foss, aged 20 years.
Fairfield April q. Fred Nsdesu, aged q
wears.