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The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1907-10-24

DEPUTIES: J.. D. Ring, Cambridge, George
Rhoades, Harmony; Ernest A. Cook, Athens J. A.
Goodrich, Skowhegan; w. W. Nye, Fairfield; Willis
C. Emery, North Ansoni E. l. Perkins, Madison;
W. A. Bigelow, ST. Adams; A. F. Buker, Harland:
E. E. Frederick. Starks; W. E. Viles, Flagstaff
Fred H Kimball, Mercer; E. Z. Atwood. New Port
land; F. J. Durgin The Forks; E. A. Piper Smith
field; J. b Foster. Pittsheld Sullivan Newton, Jack
man; Fred Horne, canaan; I. {. Pierce, Bingham;
Chas. J. Savage, Norridgewock.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1907-10-24
ADAMS & TAYLOR
Successors to ~. }. Allen,

To the Honorable, the Justices of the
Supreme Judicial Court, next to be
Holden at Skowhegan, within and for
the County of Somerset, on the Third
Tuesday of September, A. D., 1907.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-05-24

500 records. 25c each &C Nielsen's
Sheet music Mt Nielsen's. 1Oc each.
Leave Grders- tor-s plants -
-ssadies.
The water was, turned in the pipes %
Main street this week, and they seemed
to stand the test all right. II win be
impossible TO complete the hsadworks
a. long rs the present high water con
t.naes.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-05-24
SeIIs-FIOto Circus Coming.

Sells Floto will not pass us BY this
season. Announcement coHnes that the
Circus Beautiful Ii TO play In this city
in the not distant future.
In Ill the history Of the circna busi.
ness in the past there have not Deen
PRESENTED the novelties Of foreign 10.
venslon. nor the elaborate conceptions
Of spectacular effect N are this season
contained in the variona displays Of
sells Floto show. The street parade
exceeds anything shown In the pat.
II Ii AZ entirely new spectacle pre-
SEEMING strange Oriental animals draw
ing golden carts OF their native country
and many open deas Of rare Wild beasts
etc. The largest herd OF Siberian and
Egyptian camels and of course Sells
Floto big herd Of elephants.
Every feature u the big show u on .
scale Oh magnihcence never before -
tempted. 10 large has this entsrpFtA
grown slnce last seen In this part Of tn
country that eight acres Of ground ar
now necessary 10 hold it. many tents
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-05-24
Would You Believe III

An exchange saya that new form n
deception In the shipment 81 eggs has
recently been brought 10 light Local
buyers recently have been recelying
cases Of eggs which contain - many -
three dozen small potatoes In the place
If that many fresh eggs. The farmers
ara blamed for this deception. for the
c5uatry merchants seldom examine the
cases IL eggs which, the farmers bring
90 market; and these are shipped direct
10 the buyers In The larger catisa. For
Years il has been nothing unusual foE
buyers 10 ind in packing stock baisss
most everything from large Iumpa o
salt % q psoca o. pump handle, bai
This new seheme 81 placing potatoes In
stead Of egka n egg caaes = FspaFses
30 be "a ensire'y new method q d.
crptlan. CauutFy aemisrs Should - .
the look on for Ill tricks q this natars
fhsy should aIso - careful ma !
snowiagly sell % buyers. or Osher
tale eggs. which aea j. contrary % u
nsw pure ted law.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-05-24

Sarhach Il son, who hare the con
tract for constructing several hundred
feet og cement sidewalk on Main street,
began operations Monday. Henry Hon
being the first one TO have new walk
Constructed according % the provisions
of sAe ordinance passed last fall.
TaeIleh Bros, OF Paris. also have con.
tracts,kor several hundred fees Of new
wa& on the same street.
On Wednesday evening, May - the
Montpelier Dramatic company win pre-
sent Ranch 10 ~ Paris and on Satnr-
day evening. June |. At Cokevssle, We
can assure the people Of Our sister
towns ot being well entertained. The
play il pretty one and our home com
pany presents II in creditable manner.
There will Be good specialties between
acts
Deputy State Game Warden Dunforsl
returned Tuesday morning from trip
20 she upper part Of Fremont county
where be and Deputy Livingston made
q number Of arrests for violations u
the game Law Three Of the parties
arrested paid the fines assessed against
them and two were given jail sentences
il At 81. Anthony ON Monday man was
fined 400 aud costs by the probate
Judge for killing moose.
Col. Allen Miller. immigration rom
missioner, came In from Boise Wednes
day and will spend seye. al days In th'
county gathering statistics on irriga
ton. 1t Is his desire 10 embody 10 hi
, report for this year the exact numb~ro
miles OF irrigation canals and ateral
In the state. their cost of construction
the cost Of maintenance, number Q
acres irrigated and such other facts a
will be- Of interest 20 the publr II
finds Ii very difficult task, he Gays, :
obtain accurate figures on this question
Miss Lilliaa wutrich left here la
. Saturday ON No. | for Great Fall
Mont, where she went 70 meet b.
!, future husband, Henry Day. Togeths
! they will 20 to Raymond, Canals
! where they will BIZ united In lnarsaA9l
and MIR. Day has Q comfortable hon
provided. Before leaving Miss Matrie
= was remembered by her friends with
:. number OF elegant presents. Both
y the young people are well known
Montpelier and they will begin life
their new home with the best wishes
n host OF friends
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-05-24
Attend the dance at the
pavilion tomorrow night.
Tickets only SO cents.

Visit our bargain basement and take
advantage Of the special sale on mems
shirts and underwear, mems hats. ba-
by shoes, glassware and crockery Yon
will be surprised to see what You can
buy on the 5 and 10 cent counters at
Whitman bargain basement 10
Nm. Hayes ordered the Examiner
sent to his brother, X. b.. Who IL now
looking after their interests at aliechen.
Canada. The two own as1 acres OF
land there, 100 Of which adioins the
town Of Gliechen. N. ". will join bis
brother next fall and they will make
that their future home.
All the workers OF Electrical Work
ers' union employed on the Idaho divi-
sion OF the Rocky Mountain Bell Ieie-
nhone Co. struck "Wednesday morning
in the hope OF forcing their demands
for q wage increase. Work on the
telephone improvements here u accord
ingly nj 4 standstill as the men work
. inc here were members OF the union.
{ Hebe Crane made big killing Of
: COYOTES one day last week near bis SHEEP
: camp on the old Row.ey place. ne
: sighted an old mother coyote aud u
following her 10 her lair be ran onto
!. another nest, the Two containing !
n nups He slaughtered the entire buncl
y and be figures thar the killing means
% say,ng to him of quite mum er Q
head Of sheep.
70 Claude, the eight year-old-son OF Mr.
:. eliza Prescott. OF Sharon. died la'
D Monday from hood poison. resultin
srom a blister on his foot The fnner'
es was hell Tuesday and the remains wef
OF huried at Liberty. NeiRhbors rendere
ut he widowed mother all the arsistan.
DIV noasible during the boys sickness an
betrayed all The funeral expenses
OF lie. Lewis OF Ellerton. Iowa. b
ms nnrchased the no dlngs Of Frank Bedis
sar OF Big Plney. consisting OF 40 acr'
'1ai and il now 10 town en- ronte 20 his tntu
II home He i ronght with him from
,le- Iowa residence. four splendid PercheF
&c. horses. and expects TO make bis !
old P.ney ranch: one o. the finest atos
breeding far rs In the West -Krmm
,ds err Gamers
per A company which has been organii
call nnder the rame Of Star VALLEY Uni
win a.yaamery Company has purchased
10. n Roberts, creamery ut Alton and
eek eontnne the business THE eaEnEa
al : eaplsalixed fur III. LOCO. With share
me. as Zach. w. I. Granney j. preside
hieh ola Peterson. yics-presadeni; !. ch
rmy tofer%oa. secretary and treasurer
III. Roberts. manager.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-05-24
Call for Bids for Fire Hose.

Sealed bids will be received by ihs
CITY clerk Of Montpelier Idaho, ~ nis
Office np 10 June 18th, 1907. At ! o'clock
D. M. for 800 feet of inch fire hoss',
linen and cotton iack~ted. prirea and
samples 10 he submitted tngether alse
for two hose carts
The council reserves the right IL re-
iact or accept any bib Or part Of bid.
By order of city council.
CmAa T.. HARRIS.
1iNFk
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-05-24
Do You Need Wall Papcrl

Our non.fading plain duplex wall
naner has arrived and W. have il from
fOr 20 q. 80 roll Our assortment d
other sail paper " sane and prices afH
right. We buy for spot cash aud Our
customers get the benefit. Don't Tor.
ret the place, the old stand On Dep0l
street.
ID. Mcf.EaNAN.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-05-24
Bottling Works Running.

Onr bo,eIlng works are running fnll
blast and everybody i calling for Mr.
Leunan'a soda water. i has The quail
lty and il made from fresh syrufsa BY ~
experienced man, Tanks charged aud
cas- furnished anywhere In the county
our gas il the i.s-mt and We always ke*i
q good SIMPLY 90 hand.
Mcf4RsNAs Bios.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-05-24
Local News
Montpelier, Idaho, May "a, 1907
Fresh bread at Sadie's.

Fresh bread at Sadie's.
Chas. E. Harris Notary Public.
A little son registered at the home OF
John Shipey on Wednesday.
Ice wanted in large or small guam
titles at DeClark's pool room.
Mra. McNeill of Logan, is visiting
with her daughter, Mrs. Jed Merrill,
Good pasturage for dry stock and
horses, 81 per month, ID. Follick phone
46-z 10
A fine family horse and surry for sale
cheap inquire at Nelson's Music Store.
Mrs. Bresee and daughter Blanche
left Wednesday for an extended visit in
California.
DR.. POINTER attended the meeting Of
the state druggists, which was held Ct
Boise this week.
See the latest in souvenir spoons at
Nielsen's.S -
We havsN received 600 new Edison
records-all ohoice selections. -Thatcher
Music Co lo
q. c. Gray. a69 E. A. Burrell attend
ed the meeting 6t the State Bankers
Association at Boissthis week.
~ For good bath. shave hair cns &c
to Phelps barber shop.
A splendid new line of mems under
wear in all colors. Call and get some
soecial values. H. b. Whitman. 10
Don't forget that when You need
sewing machine we have the kind ina
will suit you.-Thatcher Music co. y
Samples of ladies' summer nnderWea
from 10c to Doc; the best values yol
have ever seen. H. B. Whitman.
AL Beutler still has o few hundred
bushels of lucern seed for sale a.
cents. Call al his shop In Montpelier
A good secondhand cash register 10
sale. detail adder. See ]. {. OGonne
at the Palace saloon.
Ladies sample handkerchieis from
+oxl75 Call and get some of the goe
things 10 this line at "a. B. Whitman
Judge Budge came home from Poe
tello Wednesday 70 remain nntii gu
dav Court will reconvene there MO
day at which time the jury will appe
for service.
Harry Jones, son of Mr.. and Mrs .
w Jones OF Pocatello, and well kno'
10 many Bear Lake county people, "
married on May Is at Los Angeles
Miss Beatrice Ocherider.
For sale, . book case, slde DOG
and n high chair; call on Mrs. q.
cn,l,van at the Dave Hughes r
i43
dence.
CT. French is visiting with rels'i
and old.time friends. He was one
the early residents Of Montpelier
left here ten years ago. he =
located At Biggs. Cal.
Having purchased spienoio no
.amnies in mems. ladies and chiidr
underwear. handxsrchlefs, neckS
and eorsefs, we are offering q spe
sa,e on these goods Al Whitmans.
American Beauty beer. pure, va
sona beer cold at . reasonable p
n-aer a case for home or camp.
by the Palace saleon-
R;dale-Why IL Il thtt We sell =
of better quality and 50per cent che
than any other house ID inc VEST
At our store in Montpelier ana We
answer the riddle. hatcher Ahs'
Mob. Thomson returned last
from : seven weeks trip 70 seos,
He reports having bad . pleasant
accept ON The houeward voyage :
was made unpleasant oy me =
Wather.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-05-24


tnaes
FAs i. G. yipcsnt~ + Furniture Com
pany has purchased from +. l. Cruik.
shank his hearse and stock of under
taking goods Mr.. Cruikshank retains
his stock of furniture and win continue
to conduct that business
1t is here. Whatf Hansen 4 Hughes
elegant soda fountain and they are now
serving delicious ice cream sodas and
everything In the line Of soft drinks.
Monday L. b. Leverich closed the
deal for the purchase Of all OF Tim
Kinney's stock in the Montpelier Elec
trio Light company, which gives Mr.
Leverich the controlling interest in the
company.
The postoffice now has on sale one
cent stamps in book form. There are
"a stamps In the book, which sells Tor
Is cents. II Is just lately that the de-
partment has placed the one cent
stamps on sale in this form.
q. McLennAn has received Q car Of
doors. windows, and porch decoration
Some beautiful rel oak beYel plate
front doors. Call and see them-the,
are fine. ~
The Seventh grade pupils OF Lincoln
and Washington buildings will give ,
reception next Wednesday at the L. ID
s. meeting house TO the Eighth grad
graduates, high school pupils, teachers
and members OF the school board.
W.T.. Rice, day operator at the depot
J left Monday for Paoh, Wis, where b
will claim as HE bride Miss CARR
I Luchsinger. one of the charming younI
: ladies of that city. MIR and Mrs Rio
will return to Montpelier In about tw
weeks.
4 Do not give your valued pictures
strange agents, but bring them to as
have enlarged. We do IL right an
return your photographs. All wor
: guaranteed. The Rinehart studio. II
: Carl spongberg pitched another VIII
ming game Of ball last Monday II
- Father John Duhei's team in Salt LAX
70 They played the Fort Douglas team
the score was ii to 4. Carl famed
lie Of the soldiers and made Of the
.. runs,
ne il. Toronto, the Salt Lake pia
In timer, will be in Montpelier next wee
Leave orders for tuning ut Hotel ~
of Royne or Thatcher Music Co.'S. sto
at This will be his last trip here for so
time as he leaves In August for trip
at Europe.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-05-24

N%1%SsAa
AT an early honr ~ many ~ the Wis.
isora who cared 10 go. were driven 70 =
point on the foot hills east ~ town
where they obtained y splendid view u
the beautiful Hear Lake valley. Re-
turning 10 town formal reception waA
held at the pavilion. Addresses u vel
come were made by President Barrett
Of the Commercial Club, Mayor Crutk
shank and ], H. Shepherd ~ rarts
Miss Florence Underwood rendered the
vocal solo, Summer. IN her nanal
pleasing manner. The response ON H..
half az the visitors was made by Fisher
Harris. and after several selections fFoul
Held's famous hand, a luncheon wa'
served by d committee Of Montpelier
ladies'. About II o'clock the visitors
led by the band aud escorted by nearly
1000 citizens 81 fear Lake. mn rched y
the depot. Al the train palled ont Ions
aud lusty cheers were given ~ lhe ho#i
and guests
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-05-24
Gave Them 4 Warm Welcome.

The citizens of Montpelier assisted
by O goodly number u representatives
from various sections If the county, did
themselves proud In entertaining the
delegation IL Salt lake'a business men
during their fonr honr's stay In our city
Last Monday morning The program,
Al arranged by our Commercial Club.
was carried out In perfect order, and
during every minute ~ their stay the
visitors from Zion were royalty enter:
The Washington bee., 1907-09-14
MRS. CLARKS SCHOOL.

Mrs. Clark wishes to announce the
reopening of her school, September 3,
1907.
Glasses in Dressmaking, Millinery, and
Cooking.
Dressmaking, covering course of
nine months Millinery covering a course
of six months, and Cooking, complete
course of instruction, nine months; and
also special course Of four months,
enabling any young woman to teach the
same.
Evening classes provided for those
who are employed during the day.
Primary work is also taken up.
The names of some Of the teachers
who have finished from this school and
are teaching domestic science are:t
Miss Minnie Skine. Browning Home,
S. c.; Miss Veora Hackney, Thompson
Institute, Lombarton, n c.; Miss Mary
Pear, Shaw University; Miss Mary SUIT
ton, Educational and Industrial Acad-
emy at Newbern, N. c.; Miss E Nor
ris, Lynchburg, Va.
The Washington bee., 1907-09-14
AN APPEAL TO NEGRO EDITORS.

AN AT E1L IL NEGrSO ELI OKS.
Washington, D. c., July 23, 1907.
To the Editors of the Many Afro-Am-
erican Journals,
Gentlemen:
Allow me to invite your earnest at
tention and that of your many readers
to some matters that are of the most
vital interest to our race, the conception
of which has been miscarried in every
state and national election since Emanci-
patton. We are now upSn the eve of
a great political battle, the issue of which
is to choose a standard bearer for one
of the great national parties in Novem-
Der. 1908. l therefore call upon all
lovers of justice and liberty to lay aside
any grievances that have heretofore
caused division among us as a race and
unite ourselves in every State and Con-
gressional district in the country and
elect only such men as delegates to the
Republican National Convention in June.
1903. who will present our grievances
and represent us upon pure principles.
Our rights as citizens, under the Con-
stitution and laws of this country, which
guarantees protection TO us both at home
and abroad are more dear to us now
than ever, and should not be sacrificed
for promises of menial positions or any
other consideration, We must contend
in union as all other races, to COM
mand due recognition.
/ have been called here this day to
be present at the opening of testimony
in the election contest case of Aaron
Prioleau vs.. George S. Legare, for seat
in the Sixtieth Congress of the United
States of America, and l feel it import
ant at this time to call your attention,
while at the Capital of the Nation to this
great question. that We may do some
thing for ourselves and not take il all
in talking
Yours for information,
Aaron P. Prioleau.
First Congressional District Prioleau
P. O., S. c.
The Washington bee., 1907-09-14
chiefs of divisions in the Agricultural

chiefs of divisions in the Agricultural
Department.
The skeleton of Pocahontas, the In
dian maid who saved the life of Captain
John Smith, has been dug up by work
men at Gravesend, twenty miles from
London
Commencing August I, the pound
master will capture all dogs without tags
for the current issue.
Rt. Rev Arthur F. Ingram, Lord Bish
op of London, will arrive in America
to attend the convention Of the Bro
therhood of st. Andrew, which will meet
in Washington, D. C., September IS,
20. He will preach at the laying of the
cornerstone of the National Cathedral.
Labor Day Joe Cans and Battling Mel
son will have their big fight at Reno.
Nevada. The purse will be for $4,000
Sister Norman, wife of III. Robert
Norman. Thirty-third degree, Grand
Master of the F. A. A. A. Y Masons
for the District Of Columbia, has gone
away with the children for several weeks
or more. She IS very prominent in Sc
cret orders and Church works.
On the 22nd in the Washington Times
we see that the Virginia Avenue Faction
have, through several of its agents, en-
tered suits against the original incorpor-
ators Of the Nineteenth Street Faction
Out of the batch FIVE are with them. one
is dead, one with the Compacks, and one
with the Nineteenth Street Faction. We
presume some interesting developments
will follow.
The Postmaster overlooked our old
friend James F. johnson in his promo
tons this year. Brother Johnson IS one
Of the faithful servants in the City Post
Office
The white people of the United States
unfortunately class all colored people
as one. OF course there are exceptions.
The colored people Of the United States
are divided the same as the white bro
ther. into the several classes. As white
friend said one day, there are white peo-
Die and poor whites; there are colored
people and there are niggers. We can
draw our own conclusions. Il IS not
the worldly wealth or hOnors that make
the gentleman or lady
The Washington bee., 1907-09-14
ITEMS ON THE WING.

A monument will be dedicated, Sep
tember 5th, at Buffalo, n Y, to eX-
President Mckinley. 1t will cost $780,
ooo 1t Is of Vermont marble.
The colored people of Georgia are in
favor of the elimination of the saloons
in that State.
Colored women convicted of violating
of city ordinances are compelled to work
OF the streets in chains at Macon, Ga,
Major Sylvester passed his fftieth
birthday anniversary last week. The
captains OF the various precincts pre-
sented him with flowers. The Major
has appointed more colored men on the
force than any of his predecessors.
The population of the world is I,5oo,-
100000; one-half is females.
The Rev. NJ. C. Peters, of New York
City,states that crime waves OF the coun-
~ comes from unrestricted immigration.
All along the white people have been
claiming that the colored brother has
been doing the vii deeds.
The white people of Onancock Va
have driven away all the colored people
in that section.
From observations, the rich are do
in gall in their power to keep down the
poor. Criminalism in many cases IS fore
ed by circumstances.
I'll. William Swatz, sgd degree, Of the
Patent Office, Is away on trip to Rich
mond Va, in connection with church
matters.
Robert A. Pinkerton, the great detect
i've. is dead. He Is succeeded by his
son as head of the agency.
The probabilities are that public fog
ging of prisoners in Delaware will be
abolished.
Attorney L. 0. Posey died last Mon
day at 600 F street northwest, of acute
/ indigestion. He was highly respected,
He was a graduate of Howard Univer-
sity.
Soldiers (white) from Fort Wads-
worth. n. Y, held up John Bugler and
wife. a wealthy Wall Street broker. The
soldiers were identified, but were pro
/ tected by the militia authorities. BugleI
has taken the case to Washington. tHere
Is a chance for Mr.. President to get II
/ some Of his fine work.
James Booker (colored), of Chester
Pa. a reward for his honesty in return
ing a wallet QosD with $1,000 in 1t
has been given a life position by the
Sun Oil Company.
Genl w. P Palmer entertained the
Fifteenth Pennsylvania Calvary at tn
! reunion that was held on his estate nea
, Colorado Springs. Col, last week. l
cost him $4,000
: In Fond du Lac portraits OF habltua
drunkards are posted in the saloons
+ (Recent ordinance passed by the town.
5 The Forty-frst National Encampmen
| of the G. A. R. will be held at Sara
: toga. n. Y, September Q to II Ih
/ encanpment will be held in Woodlan
j Park. which consists of FIVE hundre'
acres.
E Taking his tip from President Roose
] welt and Senator Lodge, who are op
: posed TO the encouraging OF the Fair
/ banks presidential boom, Governor Gull
/ of Massachusetts made no appearance
, in public with the Vice-President
J his recent visit to Boston.
New York city has inaugurated nigf
% police Courts. However, it does NJ
C meet with the approval of Commissio
u er Bingham, for the reason II takes to
e many officers of their beats at once.
Bishop Potter Of New York says til