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The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1909-02-18
Cooperation
Some of the Bylaws of the Show
hogan Co. operative Association.

Some of the Bylaws of the Show
hogan Cooperative Association.
ARTICLE l2--CAPIrAL.
The Capital Of this Association shall be In
Shares OF five dollars each; no member shall
hold more than twenty shares.
ARTICLE l6--DIvIsIoN OF PROFITS.
The net profits of all business carried on by
this Association, shall be divided among all
members In proportion to the amount Of
their purchases Non-members trading for
cash shall be paid one half OF declared dlvi-
dend.
ARTICLE W-VoTES.
Al all meetings OF the Association each
member shall have one vote only, without
regard to the number OF shares held by such
member
We invite all persons interested, to
call at the store on the Island. Mr.. l.
Pierce our manager will be glad to take
subscriptions for Capital Stock or give
a copy of By Laws.
Signed
BOARD OF DIRECTORS,
skowhegan Cooperative Assoc'n
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1909-02-18

Sour kraut, and olives, in bulk, at
the Coburn Market.
Some bargains in slightly used
pianos at Smiths music store.
Prepare the nest, feed Pratt's Poul-
try Regulator, then gather in tine
eggs. Feed the COWS and calves on
Pratt's. They will appreciate it and
give good results. Horses fed on
Pratt's don't need the whip. For sale
at the Creamery.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1909-02-18
Noticel Board of Health.

To the users OF the Skowhegan
Water Company's water:
After investigating the source OF
supply of the aforesaid water, we re-
commend that you boil the same be-
fore using it for drinking purposes.
A. H. Lang,
Philo Steward,
DR.. W. s. Stinchf1eld.
Skowhegan, February IS, 1909.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1909-02-18
!
Lots
Of People

Can't do hundred things because
they don't advertise in the REPORT
Err. 1t Is really wonderful how much
oan be accomplished by the use Of
these little, low priced advertise
ments.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1909-02-18

How bride would go on at the
funeral should she suddenly become
a widow!
The incest thing about oatmeal is
the girl who demonstrates" it at the
grocery stores.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-06

Mr.. george wright, bookkeeper Tor
the Merchants Transfer company,
made a flying trip to Spokane yes
terday We would Judge BY his sml-
ing counteBance on returning he had
an enjoyable time.
J. c. Smith has installed q new
feed grinder 70 be used In grinding
all kinds OF feed at his store, 312
Fourth street. and Is nov ready TO
serve the public at all times. He has
in stock a nice line OF hay and feed.
The store Ii at the rear Of the Cope
Heating and Plumbing Co., at the
above place.
The funeral OF the late George
Higgings, who was recently killed
In the lumber camps OF the Black
sell Lumber company, will be held
from the Occur d'Alene Undertaking
parIors Monday at 10 a. m, Rev. W.
II. Fry officiating. The relatives OF
the unfortunate man can not be
found. and therefore interment will
be made In the cemetery In this city.
VIM. Buckley wishes It to be come
known that he will prosecute any
person selling or buying apples which
are soabby or wormy, as there is
law contrary TO the using Of this
grade OF fruit. His attention has
been called to the fact that there
have been persons from the rural dis
tricts bringing this kind OF fruit to
the city and selling 1t to citizens at
low price, but anyone caught In
the act will be arrested and dealt
with according to law. which Is a
heavy iine and Imprisonment. Any
one purchasing and found with the
fruit In their possession Is deemed
as guilty as the person doing the
selling. 80 II behooyes those buying
TO know the grade OF fruit they are
purchasing.
We have It on good authority that
Negotiations are under way for a
performance In our city about No
yember l6th. under the auspices Of
the Ladies' Guild of the Episcopal
church. by that pleasing musical Or
ganizatlon. The Schubert Symphony
Club aud Lady Quartet. OF Chicago.
Many OF our readers have heard this
popular company and no doubt every
one knows OF the high favor in which
its 40 years of success has placed
H. The great variety and popular
character OF this company's program
has endeared II to the hearts OF
American music lovers. until today
Il stands undoubtedly flrst in their
affections Their new program Is said
to be the best they have ever present
ed, and no doubt their house will be
large here II they are secured for an
Entertainment.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-06
CANNING FACTORY MAY
LOCATE IN THIS CITY.

DrslreN to Locate In section Where
There Is Plenty Of Small Fruits.
d. J. Halterty. one of the arm ~
the Sea Beach Packing Works. locat-
ed at Aberdeen. Wash. and doing a
general canning business. Is in the
city today, and was pleasant caller
~ the once OF the Evening Press,
Mr. HalfeFty IL looking for a loca-
ton to open a branch factory and is
very favorably Impressed with Occur
d'Alene. aud believes that the city Is
the one which win BE- chosen by
them. Notwithstanding the fact that
he has looked at several other places
IN Washington. Oregon aud other
parts OF Idaho, He desires a loea-
ton where there Is large quantity
OF small fruits
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-06
AT THE PLAYHOUSES
Majestic.


Last night the new program at the
above theatre caused quite a sensa-
ton. Ever since this theatre was
taken over by It's present manager 1t
has been the endeavor to give the
public not only good pictures, but
perfect show. and they have now
secured the same. The feature pic
ture is entitled The Great Divide. /"
and Is tale OF the western miner.
IL shows how a gambler takes all the
miners hard earned money away
from him, but eventually when dy-
ing Is etaointao by the same mans
daughter he repents and returns the
money 10 its rightful owner. The
Conspinaior" is another good story
picture. and tells how a man who is
making love to the presidents wife
OF small South American repub-
Tic Is mistaken for the same BY the
assassins and is killed. The comic
subject Is the best Of the bunch and
should not be missed. The song is
the very latest out and Is entitled
III Had a Thousand Lives to Live. =
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-06
OHnROnEs.

Methodist ehurch--Rey. Fry WIN
occupy the pulpit both morning and
evening. Sunday school and Ep-
worth League at the usuel hours.
First Baptist church. corner Fifth
and Lakeside Bible school at 9:45
a. m; morning worship and preach
Ing at II a. M; Kidd Island Sunday
school and preaching at 2 D. M aud
3 p, M; Bestland Sunday school and
preaching al 2:3O D. m. and $3.50 p.
m; b. Y. r. U. In the union room
at $3.50 p. M preaching at 7:3O p.
M; subject. Tearing Up Platform.
or He'll Out For Recess" All who
heard Mr. Rose at the pavilion are
urged to come. Music by the quar-
tet and choir. Solo by Mrs. W, +,
Jones w. ". Powell. pastor.
First Presbyterian church bible
school s;46 a. m: morning service
II o'clock: subject. The Voice OF
the Common People, Free Speech and
Political Rights Regardless of Tax
Lists. Young Peoples Society 7:30.
A symposium on local option con
Quoted BY lumbermen. merchants.
mechanics. socialists. ranchers. etc.
Everybody welcome. Edward j. sta
tom. minister.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-06
9 OttersOn Block, Occur d'Alene

Farm Foreman Moore that the cattle
had been delivered and the butcher
reported to him that the careasses
were not all right, and from the de-
scription given Mr. Moore he was Of
the opinion that the animals had tu-
berculosis, Mr.. Moore was criticised
for not examining the carcasses. but
he said they were taken to the shop
before he knew anything about the
matter.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-06
SOLD TUBERCSJ-
LOsls CATTLE.


Continued From Page oue.)
heifers was killed by order of
French. when 1t was discovered that
she had the tuberculosis of the lungs.
In November. 1905. Perfection 5
Maid, a prize heller. was killed by
direction Of Professor French be-
cause she had tuberculosis. This
helfer's mother was one of the In
fected cows said to butchers in
March. 1903. and eaten by citizens
Of Moscow and students of the uni
verslty.
Another prize milch COW. Rose
Welcome, was killed on May 3. 1909
BY direction OF an agent OF the
United States bureau OF animal in
dnstry because she had tuberculosis
MILK from this COW had been sold to
the creamery department of the uni
verslty OF Idaho and there made into
butter. which was sold TO students
and citizens.
PROFESSOR treaeeh Replies.
MOSCOW, Idaho. Nov. e.-The
above article was brought to the at
tention OF Professor French. who
made the following statement.
The steers mentioned were sold
to local butcher who said the cat
tie were the best ever hung in the
The two cows were fattened and
sold In February. l ordered the farm
TO sell them whenever the
butcher could take them. and II was
reported on my return from an In.
stituts trip In sOathern Idaho by
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-06
HOUSE COSTS BIG
MONEY FOR REPAIRS.
Continued from page One.)

CONTINUED from page oue.)
VIII present a most attractive appear
ance, and this will last pretty well
through the social season, which will
begin early in the winter. Mrs. Taft,
while she win take things more phil
osophically than she did last season.
has invited her sister to help her In
receiving, and plans are under way to
make the Taft's first winter In the
White House memorable socially.
This will be the easier because of
Mrs. Taft's fondness for social
affairs, and her finely developed mu-
steal and artistic tastes.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-06
LOGICAL AAfERI.
CAN DOCTRINE.
CONTINUED rrom page l.,


selfish point Of View and the argu-
ment and facts were all against the
prohibitionist, He pointed out the
vast sum received by the govern
ment, by states. counties and cities
as revenue from the business, OF the
thousands who were given employ
ment In the manufacture and hand
ling OF the products OF breweries,
wineries and distilleries. from the
sale OF barley. rye and hops. He
asked what would result from a
change that would stop all this bus
mess and throw hundreds of thous-
ands of people into other channels
of labor and business. He pictured
the undesirable conditions following
such change In Industries.
Liberty mt Stake.
The speaker said that such great
philosophers Of the world as Tolstoi
had predicted that II ever the great
republic OF the United Statets came
to an end 1t would be by the taking
away Of the personal liberty Of the
people and curtailing the rights of
the individual by legislation which
attempted to regulate his personal
habits further than to prevent an In
reference with the rights of others.
The personal rights involved In the
question OF prohibition he considered
greater than all else. more import
ant than revenue or the moral side OF
the question, because 1t struck at
the very foundation OF the American
republic and threatened the life of
the nation. He said that no man had
the right, either by divine or any
other law to say what he should
wear, eat or drink, so long as he
clothed his nakedness and interefered
not with the rights of others. He
said that II the use of intoxlcants
was such a crime as prohibltionists
attempted to make 1t that we had
been cursed with lot of very bad
presidents, because every one of them
with a single exception had used llq-
uors.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-06

used by nearly all Of the colonial
governors Of the state, which is pre-
served In that city. Taft is in the
very best Of health and as he nears
the capital city be wears the same
smile with which he started upon the
trip some weeks ago.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-06
10 ADVERTIsRRs.

In order that VIC may b. able 20
reach our subscribers ~ the proper
time with the Evening Press we are
compelled 70 mako q rule that all dis
play advertising must be In the Of
ace By II O'Clock q. m. TO insure
publication the same day.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-06

N"r"'N Grants water power sites to
-i'''" Parties. hul with string tied
% ~" privilege. The site aud an
-'hi''~ involved in It's operation revert
Is the state.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-06
TAFT STILL ADDRESSING
IMMENSE CROWDS,
The Executive sits In chair Uuse,i BY
An oOloalal Governors.

CHARLESTON. 5. c. Nov. e.
Taft started for Columbia and Au-
gusta AZ o'clock this morning and
stopped 10 minutes at orangeburg.
where he gave a short address to the
large mass OF people that had assem-
hled AZ the depot. At Columbia this
afternoon he win sit In the chair
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-06
IL the use OF
a crime as pro
4 to make 1t tn
ed with a lot o
!, because every {
lgle exception hs
The Remedy.
laker referred tC
The Remedy.

The speaker referred to the Penn
sylvania law which requires an appli-
cant for liquor license to secure the
Endorsement OF Ave reputable citl-
Gems to his petition to the court of
record in the county, when a hearing
Is had and If the court finds the char
aeter OF the applicant such as to war
rant, license Is issued upon payment
of the fee, and then ii there Is com
lplaint of violation of the law a hear
Ing Is mad before the same court and
II a verdict Of guilty is found the sa-
loon man Is fined not less than $500
or his license revoked at the dlscre-
ton OF the court, Upon clnviction
OF a second offense the license is ia
ken away and the owner Is forever
barred from engaging in the business
in the state. That law is effective
and the speaker thought the proper
method of controlling the business.
1t is preferable to the Illegal bust
ness that would be conducted under
county option.
Throughout the delivery of the
speech the speaker was frequently
Interrupted by applause and 1t was
evident that he had the sympathy
aud support OF the audience in his
shgieal aud fair discussion of the Ques-
ton.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-06
CITY IN BRIEF
Foar pIcturea-LyrIc toniEht.

each. at N. M. o'Brlen's.
From now on the BeFnier suit club
viii meet at the Mascot pool rooms
every Tuesday evening n 8 o'clock.
Across the Divide" at the Ma
jestic.
Mrs. J. II. Harts was a Spokane
visitor yesterday.
Only eleven days more before The
siection.
J. olmstead OF this city has moved
his family to TIA second street
Fatty Felix--Lyric tonight.
Il. d. Haveman Is reported az being
. little on the Improve now.
THE Dyspeptic and His Double.
: great comedy, AZ the Majestic.
Good comedy Lyric tonight.
The Press and Journal employees
meet again this evening at the Bruins
wick bowling alley for q second con-
test.
Rev. and Mrs w. T.. Powell are
entertaining Mrs. Eliza Daily OF Pa
louise, who will visit at their home
for several days.
Mrs Eliza Hoffman, who has been
the guest OF Rev. and Mrs. Powell.
departed for her home In PRlouse.
Wash. this morning,
Miss Myrtle whetnCy aud Miss
FelitIa Cross. teachers In the city.
are spending Saturday and Sunday
with friends at Spirit Lake.
The bright sunshine Of today seems
good after the several days OF con-
tlnned rain, In All probability there
will DO excellent weather nov up to
lhe holidays,
The Dyspaptlc and His Double"
= great comedy. At the Majestic.
A better show-Lyrie tonight.
The manager OF the Occur d'AleRs
High school foot ball team spent To-
DAY in Spokane In tho interest Of the
Thanksgiving game.
The Dyspeptic and His Double"
q great comedy. At the Majestic.
chld'a atoTy--Lyrlc tonight,
Fine line Of trimmed hats at $3.50
and aS.sO ut II. NJ. o'Brlen'a,
Or. L. II. Most. Osteopathlc phyS
lclAn, Exchange National Bank build
ing. Rooms si-ba-6S.
sam Boone has been confined to-
his home for the past two days By
elckness aud hls absence from the
Press once has been greatly felt.
Thoroughly dry is-iHOh AZ and
lamaFack slab wood delivered. For
sale cheap, Blackwell Lumber com
pAny. Bell phone a., Interstate :.
saturday. November eth. win be
the arat day OF the blg millinery sale
At N. NJ. o'Brlen's. This sale viii
last one week. BiE reductions on
feathers, velvets and trimmed hats.
Hats a5e 70 ta5.
Meaxra. Ira ShRilla. A. V. Cham
berlin aud Mayor Boyd Hamilton left
this afternoon for chatcOlet lake.
whore they will spend tomorrow hunt
ing and ASKING. and are anticipating
an excellent days 0atlng.
In his sermon az the celebration
Of the holy communion tomorrow
morning the rector OF 81 Lukes
church tEplseopan viii review the
career of the late Bishop Hare, whose
services among the Dakota Indians
constitute an important chapter In
the history OF the United States. The
service viii begin at IL, sunday
school and evening prayer as usual.
DR.. W. n. Holden. NJ. D.. late Of
clarksbuFg. W. Va. has come to thla
city and has decided to locate and
engage IN the practice Of medicine.
He has secured rooms IN the Otter
son block and will begin practice a.
once. He is a physician Of = num-
Der Of years practice and for the
past two years has spent the greater
part OF the time In hospitals Of the
sast. gaining the experience 90 nee
.ssary IN his profession.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-06

Today's news today u you Rad
the Evening ProaA
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-01
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE
LAYMANCE REAL ESTATE co.
1214-121R Rrna hWaN Oakland

IEI4-I-Ib BrOadWaY. UakIand-
How is this for easy terms? 81. 80 cash. 10
years the balance if wanted: 1000 acre rich
level land; near good town and II. r.: fine fruit
and vine land: also suitable for alfalfa: price
$50 per acre; land fenced; very large barn; will
exchange for Oakland or San Francisco i'm
proved property.
Sf1,5Oo-50 acres of rich sediment soil. adjoin-
ing one of the best towns in Alameda CO.. this
land produces large crops OF sugar beets. onions
potatoes. ETC.; viii pay for itself in few
years; good house. barn. outbuildings, etc; easy
terms. "A snap"
$50 per acre. S07 acres rich land. located near
San Pablo Contra Costa Co.; land all under cul-
tivation: fenced; house, barn. granary, fine dairy
ranch; bargain: terms, half cash.
S5,o00-SwelI country home in Psso RObles;
will exchange for Oakland or San Francisco
property and pay cash difference.
LAYMANCE REAL ESTATE CO.,
1214-1216 Broadway Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-01
PAYNFNTS LESS THAN RENT

PAYMENTS LESS THAN kENI-
200 acres good sandy loan alfalfa land. under
irrigation system: water 81 acre per year; San
Joaquin valley. Merced county; miles from $.
3. r. r. station; price $50 per acre; terms 81
per acre cash. subsequent payments 9oc month
stock ranch: creameries close: sell whole OF
part. HOWARD II. HOGAN. 1414 Market St
SACRAMENTO VALLEY PROPERTIES.
Special lists Of bargains in this section, IN
eludipg lands under government project at Or
land; splendid properties in all parts OF state
can put you in touch with best realty prop
given; no charges; absolutely reliable. Call
write HOME SEEKERS INFORMATION
BUREAU, 944 -946 Monadnock bldg, s. F.
THE Atwater district in Mereed county is at
tracing world wide attention; the sandy loan,
superb irrigation, fine climate. excellent
schools, fruit, vegetables and poultry raising,
section with fine class OF people; low prices,
easy terms. CRoCKER IRRIGATED LANDS,
525 Market St. San Francisco
AT a saerihce-Choiee 100 acres of all rich level
sandy loan soil. Al for alfalfa; plenty OF
water: only miles to good towns. go miles
to s. F.; only $40 per acre half cash. balance
to suit at per cent. For interview address
Owner, box 550 Call office.
EUCALYPTUS TIABER-Sman tracts in planta-
tion on railroad. in San Joaquin valley. Euea-
lyptus Timber Co. 420 First Nat. Bank. Oak
FIVE acre homes in Alameda county; SIS cash
and SIS monthly; 2 railroads. RICH VAL
LEY LAND CO.. >1sa Sutter st.. s. f.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-01

SMALL TRACTS AT WHOLESALE
IRRIGATED LAND. PRICES.

We are offering in small tracts. by syndieat-
ing in sections. OF the choicest land in
California; under irrigation, with all later
divisions sells at 800: this land is deep.
sandy loan, free from adobe, alkal and hard
pan; perfectly drained: has been under irriga-
tion for 3 years and is admirably adapted to
the growing of alfalfa. sugar beets, grain. hay.
vegetables and deciduous fruits. station within
this section for the shipment Of sugar beets
the coming year.
years. We run an excursion TO the place
weekly at reduced rates, usually leaving here
FEHREN. ROBINSON COMPANY.
e2o First National Bank Bldg. San Francisco.
AN EXCEPTIONAL BARGAIN
101@ acre ranch miles from Santa Cruz. 1 II
miles from Capltoia. l mile from Sequel.
from which it can be irrigated If desired
The soil is fine any in the state and it is
all level: acres in bearing orchard: 6 room
house with fine large fireplace; 9 barns,
brooder and chicken houses ana runs for 1000
chickens: beautiful fine large shade trees.
Protected from fogs and winds. Fine bath
Ing and .ot trout fishing right on the he place
and there is no better place or more. desirable
d than e. this 81 NT oc viii II s sa
COUNTRY DEPT. HoLCoMB REALTY co.
soe San Pablo av.. Oakland. Cal.
A FINE RANCH AT A REASONABLE PRICE
154 acres, so miles from S. F. on main line
of 5. p. r. r.; station on the ground: all Al
land: story hard finished house OF rooms.
very large fine barn, concrete milk house and
all necessary outbuildings; wells and wind
mills; water piped over place; G acres of or
chard; fine large shade trees: well fenced and
cross fenced; near school; price $4,000; half
cash.
BIG BARGAIN FOR CASH.
165 acres fine fertile soil 1 mile from fine
town of 10000 people; excellent market for all
farm products; can irrigate half the place; 5
room house, large barn, all outbuildings, acres
orchard horses, wagon and harness L COW,
cash. will trade for Oakland property.
Country Dept; HoLCoMB REALTY CO., INC.
investor of Capitall.
BOG San Pablo av., Oakland, Cal.
SINGLED bungalow situated in one Of the
prettiest sections of Santa Clara valley: 40
minutes ride south of San Jose.
interior finished redwood with panel effect: IRE
place In dining room.
Kitchen has wood stove, also 5 burner Per-
fection oil stove; hot and cold water; porcelain
Tank house and windmill. barn. horse and
trap: incubator house with 2 new incubators;
brooders and II chicken houses; 40 capons'
also % pullets
The above on acres set with 36 English
walnut aud 160 Muir peach trees years old
photograph PRICED very low. $4,000. Ad-
dress OWNER. box SOS. Call office
PALERMO COUNTY PALERMO COUNTY
BUTTE COUNTY, CAL.
This ideal land is subdiyided into small tracts cts
to S125 an acre, with permanent water rights.
ORANGES, OLIVES, FIGS: LEMONS,
big profits; two railroads traverse the prop
erty: weekend excursions at reduced rates.
oRcHARDs paying big interest est on n investment.
For full particulars call at our office; litera-
BROWN. t1leS N.WALKER.s1MMoNs Il. IssIsfsi COMPANY
615 Crocker building. San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-01
MARIN COUNTY REAL ESTATE

MARIN COUNTY NEVER MORE BEAUTIFUL.
Rain has settled all the dust Saturday after
noon, Sunday and all next week afternoons will
give my entire attention to those who desire to
select homesites in my tract this year at the
present prices All improvements first class
fine neighborhood, good neighbors. Special ac
commodations at office TamalpaiS av. ODD.
Union depot, San Rafael, and on tract to convey
patrons back and forth. Tract situated min
utes' walk from station and has most beautiful
mountain and bay view in Marin county. Easy
terms IL desired. One hard finished bungalow
for sale. Remember, all improvements free.
Lots from $3.50 up. W. L COURTRIGHT
owner opp. Union depot