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The Somerset reporter., 1907-11-28
MERCER


Geo. s, Morse is confined 10 the
house with very bad cold.
Clarence Brown is teaching the
winter~Drm of school at East Mercer.
Fred Jones was in Boston last week
on business.
The Special meetings that have
been held for the past two weeks in
the M. E. church will continue every
night this week.
F. H. Chamberlain has SO far recov-
cred from the shook shat he suffered
several weeks ago, MAT he and Mrs.
Chamberlain have gone to Beverly,
Mass, where they will pass the com
ing winter with their daughter, Mrs,
w. H. Waterman.
I. 9. Tracey has bought the grocery
store Of Harvey Sawyer at Smith
field and will move there as soon as
he can dispose of his stock of groceries
here.
Mrs. Sarah Gould, who lived alone
on Elm street, suffered a shock about
ten days ago and died last Thursday
Her age was "a.
Mrs. e. HI. Hall of Norrldgewock
has been in town for the past two
weeks taking care Of her aunt Mrs.
Sarah Gould.
Dana Aubin is in poor health.
The Somerset reporter., 1907-11-28
HARMOkY.

The first snow storm of the season
came on Monday the 25th. About
four inches fell.
Eugene Dow of Medford, Mass. was
in town a few days last week on a
brief visit and bust Ress.
George Cooley and wife returned
home, last week, from New Hamp-
shire, where he was employed for the
past two months.
The box sociable last Saturday
evening was we'll attended and Melted
eleven dollars to be used towards
building horse stable on the grange
lot.
There will be school entertsi in
ment at the hall on Wednesday even
ing by the pupils of Mr.. Oscar Bige-
lows school that closes on Wednes-
day.
The older members of the Sunday
School will give an entertainment and
social to the younger pupils of the
school on Thursday evening this
week.
The Somerset reporter., 1907-11-28

Mrs. c. J. Cannon, daughter OF A.
Richardson, from Lewiston, arrived
ct herlather'. the 18th inst, and ex-
poets to return home the 9th, to
prepare a good Thanksgiving dinner
at home.
Sidney Pooler takes the scholars
from this district down to the Parker
district. Mrs. Smith is taking little
rest.
John Brown has secured S66 worth
of fur this fall, and lost one fox taken
from a trap, and the thief hung the
trap on the fence nearby, which was
real good for the owner.
A. Richardson has not seen his
gloves yet. If anyone sees young
fellow with a pair of black gloves,
ask him where he got them.
The Somerset reporter., 1907-11-28
MooRE's MlLLs.-CANAAN.

Max E. Foster is at home from
Eagle Lake where he has been en-
ployed several months.
Mr.. G.. E. Farnham & Son went
Thursday of last week on q job to
Winthrop.
A. A. Goodrich is numbering in
Cornville.
Chas. L. Williams has meat shop
at the village where customers can
find Thanksgiving Turkey.
Mrs. Lucinda Stevens has been
visiting the past week with her BROTH
er, Ansel Goodrich, and calling on
old friends in this neighborhood.
Miss Alice Goodrich has employ
ment for few weeks in Waterville.
G.. A. Williams, wife and children
passed Sunday afternoon at the viii
lage with the family of his brother,
E. H. Williams.
Mrs. F. M. Penney made brief call
on Mrs. L. M. Williams, recently.
G. w. Lambert Is at work for F. G..
Penney on the farm and j. L. Moore
assists in the mill.
Monday was rough day for school
MANS who had to ride six miles to
get to their schools. The first herald
of winter has spread it's snowy mantle
over many new made graves and
none can tell who will see the spring.
Arthur Bailey who has been sick
several weeks with pneumonia is
better, and they have little daught-
er added to their family recently.
News has been received of the safe
arrival of Darrow Mitchell in Cali
fornia.
The Somerset reporter., 1907-11-28

Mr.. John Riley, a blacksmith, OF Cazeno-
via, N, V, suffered from Rheumatism and
wa, unable to get relief. lie then gave
Hr. Williams Pink Pills trial and was
permanently cured. He says III was OF
he inaammatory kind and was very pain
full in the joints. Many days | could
hardly walk and suffered intense pain.
| took to my bed several times for day
or so and once for SIX weeks.
81 continued in this condition until tried
DR.. Williams Pink Pills Then | soon
noticed that WIS getting better and in a
few weeks was cured. That the cure is
permanent is shown by my not having lost
a day at my trade since then.
The Somerset reporter., 1907-11-28

The finest Coffee Substitute ever made,
has recently been produced by DR.. Shoop OF
Racine, Wis. You don't have to boil it
twenty or thirty minutes. "Madc in a min
ute says the doctor. "Health Coffee" is
really the closest Coffee Imitation ever yet
produced. Not grain of real Coffee in it
either. Health Coffee Imitation is made
from pure toasted cereals or grains, with
malt, nuts, etc. Really it would fool an ex.
pert-were he to unknowingly drink it for
Coffee. G. R. Fogg.
The Somerset reporter., 1907-11-28

Isaac Bean OF Canaan was in this
vicinity one day last week, looking
after new mich cows.
Frank Livingstone of Lewiston was
calling on friends in this vicinity one
DAY last week.
Christopher Thompson is visiting
his brother, Abial Thompson of Lew
iston, this week.
We understand that the Gates farm
and the Nutting farm of this neigh
borhood have been sold, recently.
Mrs. Elvira Veasey visited her
granddaughter at Skowhegan, re-
Gently.
E. E. Towue, Is having his hay
pressed. The men board at E. O.
Danforth's.
The Somerset reporter., 1907-11-28
Don't Suffer
All Wi n t e r
w 18th Y O u r
R heum ats m
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Unless the Rheu-
matte poison is
driven from the
bl o d you are
liable to attack on
every damp day.
DR.. Williams
Pink Pills act d.
rectly on the blood
and begin at once
to com bat the
disease. They
have cured all
forms of Rheuma-
ism, We n In
chrome cases oil
long standing.
The Somerset reporter., 1907-11-28

1t isn't where the shoe pinches that
worries the small boy; it's where the
slipper stings.
Some people are so refined they
object to even having common sense.
Many a fellow has become all
tangled up in Il string of lies.
The first requisite of good husband
is a good wife.
The Somerset reporter., 1907-11-28

The second trial Of Har Kendall
Thaw, for the death of STAN rd White,
set for next Monday, will again be
postponed and there is little chance
that it will begin until along in
January.
The Somerset reporter., 1907-11-28

Constipation, Indigestion, drive
away appetite and make you weak
and sick. HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea restores the appetite, drives
away disease, builds up the system
35 cents, Tea or Tablets. G.. r. Fogg.
The Somerset reporter., 1907-11-28
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sx6X9TTST $40 xS9x4e4s99
Begin n OW fo
Cure 1t With
DR.. Williams
ID / III X PHI
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BLACKWELL.

soc. per box ST. boNes, s.. 50 At a.. druggists.
w. WiiamA Meo,elae Co, Schenectady, y. Y.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-03
MUT|NOUS OUTBREAK
Russian Sailors Shell the Pert CT
VIadiVOStOk.
KILLED THEIR COMMANDER
Batteries Ashore Answered the Fire,
Killing Mutineers ard Destroying
Their Vessel--one Woman Took
Part in Mutiny.

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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-03
GEORGIA MASoNs ADJOURN.
They Decide to Erect a Splendid New
Temple.


Macon, Ga, Nov , Th" work OF
the present session Of the Georgia
Grand lodge of Masons was concluded
Thursday afternoon and the visitors
lefl for their homes. The principal
business OF the day was the final de.
termination TO secure new site and
erect large and cOmmOdious TEN.
pie for the order IN this city. The
present building will be retained dur
ing the year, and in the meantime a
committee entrusted with the duty
will be looking over desirable lots
where the new structure can be built.
Nothing will be determined as re.
CARDS the price TO be paid until this
committee has made a thorough in
vestigation
Before the close the new officers
NeIr Installed with impressive Cere-
mOny The occasion was happy
one for those rising 10 new offices II
became the duty OF Grand Master
Meyorhardt to presiGs on this oCca.
sion, and tho mantle OF the nigh OF.
flee was thrown upon tho shoulders
of the new man with beautiful
parting expression of good will
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-03

ChHago, Nov % OUc pair ~ armv
hroEans. valued AT s. aud 'c'ourtus
90 Corporal Randolph Mile ~ ths
EipNehth Recruit compHaN ured
Private Walter & lIGhtnSr u, tina,
compsh, to the Leavenworth. KAns.
government prison 10 spend . year ~
hard LABOR IlEhtRer vas convicted
at NOIl SheriaIh THURSDAY OF having
Seolsa the sFOG1hs On the barracks Al
Columbus. Ohio.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-03
PLANS FOR MOVING CROP.
pleasures Underway at New Orleans
For Financial Relief

Ncw Orleans, La. Nov. 2.-SevCr.
al plans for moving the cotton crop
and thcreb! afrordirg some treasure
of genera, financial relief were uEdt~.
way a. Now O.lcana Friday
UnofIlc.a''y, word vas received from
Secretary Of Ire Treasury Corte!you
that he will investigate the To,sioil-
ity OF paying ont cash al the New
OrIcan, sub.trca ury for money de.
p3,ijej 10y European cotton buyels
with tni'cd States fiscal agents
abroad Several local exporters an.
nUmccI mat they stand ready to 90
immediate business on this basis.
Now Orleans bankers. acting in
concert with state banks, have arraag.
ed 10 modify the present stringent
rules about paying out cash, 20 as to
favor the movement Of both cotton
and sugar. Thi- plan contemplates
a julirioGs Distribution Of available
cash 10 country banks, which in turn
distribute" the money VI an equitable
manner among planters and -maI
farmers, cabling immediate sale OF
crops
Haadling Of spot cotton cou.uues
here, although The banks wcr" closed
on account OF All Saints day. a state
holiday. The future trading branch
OF IL" Cotton Exchange also closed
for the da" bu, Tie exchange remain
ed open for spot business
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-03
GOVERNORS IN CONFERENCE.
Governors Glenn, Smith and Conner
.feet in Atlanta.

Atlanta, Nov. 2.-The railroad sit
uation in Georgia Alabama and North
Carolina IN 50 tar DIS it is affected by
reduced passenger rates in the respec.
tive states, is the subject Of an i'm
portant conference at the Georgia eK-
eculiye mansion.
Attending the conference are Gov
erncrs Hoke Smith. Georgia; r.
Glenn, North Carolina; b b. Conner,
Alabama, Hon. W y. Nosbi't Ala
bama railroad commissioners: Judge
s D. Weaklcy and Hon. H. c. Sci.
heimcr, Birmingham, advisory coun'
sci 10 Governor Conner.
Governor Glenn arrived in Atlanta
from Raleigh Friday morning and was
met at the train by Hon. r Il. Aren.
dell. reading clerk Of the North Car.
DINA house Of representatives and ten.
tatlye candidate for congress from the
fourth North Carolina district. He
was driven TO the Piedmont hotel,
where he was later joined by Cover
nor Conner and his legal advisors. who
also arrived Friday morning
The conference at the executive
mansion began "a $50 a n. and was
private.
The purpose Of The conference is
10 bring about coHcsrtel and har.
monizlag action on tie part of the
three states, each OF which is at pres.
ent involved in litigation with the
railroads over The passenger rate ques.
ton
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-03
GOOD AS GOLD.
Business Men Endorse Clearing House
Certificate Plan.

Atlanta Nov. 2.--1he immediate
ar enthusiastic endorsement by the
business men OF Atlanta Of the emer-
G"ncN plan adopted b, tho clearing
house banks 90 furnish a supplement-.
al currency wa no more Than vas to
be expected
The certificates are backed by 'Ge
combined credit and resource, OF all
the. hNub, waNug up the Atlanta
clearing house They are a, good
a. sold Leading merchants posted
notice, that these certificates will bc
accepted as cash in al, Transactions.
Tee circulation " those certificates
s.mp'. means tha, 100000 addition
a c.r',ucl viii be turned .un,e In
Atlanta When the emergency demand
'or 81 cease ~ vii he rc1ro1
TNr banks. 'o'owirg the lead OF
Others IN NE Rrec; cities throughout
The country. are simply u" ~ What
nc government Jailed "a 81 ,o~ tao
husro-- ot the coun'r, "'ot- a.
'iou Pa. haH an aI' powerful. aaaro~
IN ctelaF 10 situation
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-03
NO OCCASION FOR ALARM.
Senator Warren on Recent Finan.
eiaI Disturb anee.

New York, Nov. 2.-SenatOr Fran.
els f. Warren, Of Wyoming. who
has just returned from a vacation
trip abroad, was greatly interested
in the recent financial disturbance and
asked many questions about it. He
said he believed there was no occa.
sion for alarm, as the troubles were
merely caused by the swinging back
Of the pendulum.
These 2anics cannot hurt the
country" said Senator Warren. IL
have noticed that the country after
each financial depression Is much
stronger than 1t was before. We see
how really strong the nation Is when
these panics come. The fundamen.
'al industries OF the nation are never
shaken by these conditions am
rot advocating any idea to take pow,
crs o. rights away from states, but |
do think that some. hing stronecr than
State control IS necessary to govern
the trust companies,
THESE companies should have al
ioa,' - per cent in reserve. bui
We find when The upheaval comes
that some of them have only per
cent The power and efficiency Of
f',Nral supervision over financial com.
pdnies is manifest IN the condition Of
The national banks in the present
panic
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-03
INDIAN LAND FRAUDS.
SSnNotrs Teller ard Curtis lnvestaat.
ina Same.

ing same
San Au'ouin. Tex Nov Scua
tor Henry VI Teller. OF Colorado. and
Senator Charles Curtis. Of kausas are
In the city n route to Eagle Pass
Thcy are members ot the United
States senate subcommittee ON Indian
affairs, appointed Ia take Testimony
In the case VI the Kichapoo Indians
~ Oklahoma.
senator Teller is a member OF the
committee ON indian ana.res. on
finance and on appropriations Of the
lrrod states senate, In speaking OF
iH" business which brings me sub
committee 10 EJE.y Pass. he .aid
We arc going To- investigate the
,hg,rre o. fraud which have been
made u regard to the transfer 81;
ce'a.r Lands which We're the proper
" of .N" kichaH,o Indians In Ok
AROMA I.r land agents claim that
tyr Indians sold l.clr and at'er cross
los 'r'H NcN.rn Nh.c th1 lu.ans
clan Tie, SO No. Considerable
TESTIMONY I.s been taken by the con.
src,,iurai committee appointed 10 IN
vesuI0., O., ma,,ct ON, 90 VAS de
cided that t,' testimony " The In
diAIs Themselves would We desirable "
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-03
MAS ACTOR SUICIDED /?
The Wife Of Raymond Hitchcock
Thinks II Probable.
THE LATEST POLICE THEORY
i7iThey Believe the Commedian Has
Gone to Canada and II So, Crime
4 with Which He Is Charged Is Not
Extraditak!e.


New York Nov. 2.-Thc --latest
4police tleor, regarding the where.
habouts of RAYMOND iUtchcoca. tu.
sscomedian VINO disappeared on rhc c,,
,,of his Indictment and probable trial
6lson charges made 6y several yuun-
|sgirls. is that tie gusi,Iy, has gone O.,
railroad cculnClor who f. su.
f,his tra.u took inrhcock ami Two
accompanied, as far 4, North Adams.
Mass. Tnur,day furnished the c.rA
II is learned that While IN Norh
sNJams the men asked about tie
,ouickest route lo Manchester. y n.
.or Rutland VI Late Wednesday
might accorIinr 70 advice received
here tho men vcrp soon in Bcuniup
.fEon VI 80 # +. upr,umcd they were
rnakInp for Canada a. fast as po,sI.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-03
Miners Waves Cut

Seattle, Wash, NOV . The
Grand Forks. 3. c.. miner, and
shelter employees of I'VE Grandb,
Smc'ter COMPANY. Will have their
wages cut 5oc day commercials on
Nov l This vii affect all the minr,r
In ne Phoenix camp. a. 'ho British
Columbia copper company and the
Dominion Copper company vii maze
4 s'-.'.- -.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-03
HUNG HIMSELF IN CELL.
sSUleldsd While Enroute to Serve LIE
M Sentence.

Houston. Ten, Nov. . T. &. Me
NNir, recently convicted OF wife mur
-sier at beaumont Ten committed
eeuicidc b, hanging himself to the bars
r.of his cell Ia the county JAN here ON
(, Nhursdal
McNair was being taken 10 the pen.
satentiar az nm',r.yODc to serve n
p3ife scntr9re and va, placed In jail
here white curou'r Hts crime was
/. rommit',d az rou ARTHUR. TcN.
whore he s1vt h, wife to death.
wounbcd his mo.hrr-in law aud then
, shot himself iu au Intellectual attempt
40 commit suicide
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-03

Nashville Team Nov s-Adysces
TO the RAnurr trom man, points In
Tennessee North Alabama aud South
eru KENTUCKY shoW that country
SaRks In those Gee, Gus. - a general
thiag. aN Iln!.iuG wnAaraNa!a tn.
Dispatches also state tia; tie baker,.
have no fear OF trouble.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-03
a,ns cla,sa eyt sa..-.

Portsmouth, " NHt
pies Bark Of Pur'. noH..
itAliIaiion Of $50 y-'n a.-r
FRIDAY oulug % rea'' 1.-
depositors And tra5l-irs . -r.
needed cash on .tS ass-ts
IL declared 10 be sniir".' - .--
a. saort " SeiaE mAle 20 80
ASiSn. oAAA 70. ~ 70 - - -
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-03
Ne Coin F,r HonnIulu

Hoo&uiu. Nov -San FTaac'scc
eAAks have CAbfed Honolulu BANKS
that there viii be no snisneets OF
cola 70 Bo0Olulu anil aftsr the sSt =
nsDssss % 7sadiaE SHANGHAI disturb
anoSs.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-03
Aleha n Delta soel.ts

AorkantoNR. " Va Nov 80
TIE fourth bienuia. convention OF IN,
ApAa NJ Dei,a society Of the Ua.ts.
States is meeting here fer . Tires
1alAys' SRC SioA.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-09

Nye's tent show tonight Ladi'
rec.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-09
NEW MEXICO BEATS
OLD M|zz00
HomeSteader Writing Back
From BarancoS to NeoSho
Says Soil is Fine and Society
is the Best What is,

That the New Mexico soil and eli
mate has that of the Mule state skin
ned is the very proper conclusion ar
rived at by a former resident of Neo-
sho, Mo. who writes back to q
Neosho paper from Rarancos, \. NJ,
as follows:
"Rarancos, n. NJ. Aug. 26. 1901
After a long lime / will write O of
this country We left Neosho on July
18th and arrived zero on the 2lst of
July and found our claim all @. X.
There had been no rain for over a
month here, but the growing crops
looked as well here as the crops look
ed in Missouri when We left there.
We had two or three good showers
since then, and the 21st of this month
we had a general rain.
Corn on sod Cor first years break
ing) will make from ten to fifteen
bushels to the acre, and corn ON the
second years breaking will make from
twenty-five to thirty bushels to the
acre. Kaffir corn and automatic viii
WELD a good crop on this years break
ing Cor sod %ground). This is a good
country to raise watermelons. rms -
no exception to any other new coun-
try. There arc some homestcaders
here that haV got homeslck ana dls-
satisfied and will almost sell out fof
the other fellows offer, while there
are others that think this country Is
ali right and wouldn't sell at any price.
There are some good claims here
vet that can be had on straight filing
and there are quite a number here
hat are open TO contest.
1--WE have COON water here. somt
wells as shallow as fifteen feet. while
some are as deep as n hundred feet
The water is of "a soft nature.
The society here is pertaining TO the
better type. We have sunday schoo.
here every Sunday and preaching
twice a month. We see nor hear NJ
one hunting on sunday. When W.
don't hear any shooting we know II q
sunday. for every one seems to wan
to 60 TO SUNDAY school or preaching
Yours respectfully.
"HERMAN MILLER"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-09
HERR|CK OF OHIO
INTERESTED IN
SCENIC LINE
Survey Along Rim of Grand
Canyon Still in Progress
News of the Arizona National
Forests,

The preliminary survey Is still In
progress along the rim of The Grand
Canyon. from the FL Tovar hotel east
to Grand View. a distance Of about
fifteen miles. by q company Of capt
talists of Cleveland. Ohio. who have
an electric scenic road in view. EX-
Governor Herrick Is one Of the COM
rany. Mr.. y. W. Oppman, OF ClcNc-
land. Is president and has charge Of
the work. They have secured NJ right
OF way as Vet. but are investigating
the feasibility Of such a road. as well
as a road down from the rim.
The Grand Canyon Railway com
pany is preparing to clear away the
unsightly buildings at the rim Of the
Grand Canyon. and win build barns
and other such Improvements at n dis
lance where they viii not be seen bi
the thousands that annually Nisit the
canyon.
General Inspector Thomas II. Sher-
rard. "a the forest service, made q
brief Inspection Of the Greenlaw TIM
her sala on The san Francisco noun
iains n~ationai forest September 2. He
was on his WAY to Sacramento. 10 at
tend the national irrigation congrcss
Captain Warren. general manager
for the Aztec Land o. cattle COM
pany. a owning several thou
sand acres Of railroad lands within
the new addition 81 the BACK mesa
north national forest. was IN Flagstaff
recently. seeking Information a. 10 a
deal with the government whereby
their lands within the forest could De
relinQuished 10 the United states for
lieu land. ~ was done on the san
Francisco mountains forest u VIII
have 20 be done, n az an. by a special
act ~ congress.
About $1,000 will be spent for per
manent improvements Ia the way ~
rauger cabins. pastures and tanks on
the Grand Canyon. south. san Fran-
cisco mountains and Black Mesa.
north. forests this year. n men ran b.
secured 20 do the work The forrest
serVice has taken . hearty intereEt 90
D. welfare Of ranger "a propose
O. have them comfortably housed. ~
addition. much expense d being saved
rangers In caring Tor their horses, na
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-09
MINER DRILLS INTO A
CHUNK OF DYNAMITE
Sc iOus accident Bcialls Jesus Leon
While - Work in the iEighty-iivc
Mlnc Near Lorlsburg.

There was n serious accident AZ the
Eirhty-five mine Tuesday morning.
saws the Lordsburg Liberal. Jesus
Loon won't INTO the stone to work. ana
there found 2 holc. which looked as
though IL was empty. He put his
drfII into the hole and hit IL with the
hammer. An explosion Immediately
foilowcd and Loon was badly injured
Uo was BROUGHT to town, anc Dr-
Croker found 70 necessary 10 ampp-
tate the left arm. mar Chaves. VINO
was near the explosion. was also hurt.
hut not SERIOUSLY. The Eighty-iive
eompanv had recently put in new lad
dcrs and signals, and made every en-
deavor to make the mino safe, bul no
precautions can be taken bV any com
pany that will prevent an aTcluent
whom "a man will commence drilling Ia
2 hole hat contains 2 piece Of dyna-
mite and "a cap. aud al drill holes IN
"A stone are supposed 10 be loaded