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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-02-25
"A PAIR OF SKIES"
As Now Being Present at The Wilbur
Theater. Boston

Undoubtedly the biggest comedy in
the history of Skowhegan will be the
coming of the much talked about
comedy "a Pair of Skies. The day
manager Clark announced the date OF
this attraction, more than a hundred
seats were spoken for" and in the
past few days this amount has been
increased to almost three hundred res
ervations.
The cast that will present the com
edy in Skowhegan, is the one that
manager Frazee organized to present
the play at Sir Charles Wyndham S
theater in London, England. but ow-
ing to the war, had to chage its plans,
consequently our amusement lovers
are assured of seeing a cast that is,
undoubtedly the best, ever seen in this
city. 1t is headed by Mr.. Paul Nichol-
son, graduate from the Augustin
DAILY Stock Company, Miss Norton who
impersonates the English slavy, was
for many seasons the leading charac-
ter actress in the Klaw & Erlanger
New York productions Arguyle
Campbell has been among the prin-
cipal young leading men in the Shu-
bert productions. M. J. Briggs, who
plays the part of the attorney, was at
one time a leading light of the bar in
Richmond.
This company will appear in Port
land, Augusta. Bangor, Skowhegan,
Waterville. Rockland, Lewiston, Bath
and Biddeford, it then plays week of
one day engagements to Jersey City,
then five weeks to California for an
extended engagement in Frisco during
the Exposition. "a Pair of Skies" is
the attraction that so successfully fol-
lowed VIM. Hodge in The Road to
Happiness at the Wilbur Theater in
Boston. Seats on sale at buchanan s
Prices. so. IS. s1.00. Special cars to
Madison.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-02-25
WOman's RefOrmatOry

The Maine Prison Association Is TO
ask our legislature, this winter, to es-
tablish State reformatory for women
That we need such an institution is
evident to anyone who examines our
social conditions
At present our State provides nc
more reformative institution to which
girls over 16 years old can be legally
committed than the county jail OF
house of correction. Every judge
every sheriff, every police officer in
our State recognizes the need of a
more efficient way of dealing with de-
linquent women and the present plan
as outlined by the Maine Prison AS
ISOLATION, of group of cottages in the
country where, under guidance, the
girls can learn to sew, to do house
work, and to raise vegetables and
flowers, in short, to live busy, use
full and happy life, until they have out
grown their old thoughts and habits
commends itself as wise one.
Some of our leading medical So
cieties have already taken action to
obtain a Woman's Industrial Home
and Reformatory and others will
doubtless follow in calling our legis-
lature's attention to the imperative
need of such an institution in Maine.
Maine Medical Journal. }
The above measure has been en-
dorsed by the members of the Glenn
entine Weston w. c. T. Z.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-02-25
Sudden Death Of Richard X. French

The sudden death of Richard X.
French occurred Tuesday night at the
home OF his niece, Mrs. Anna +. Dan
field In Boston. He had been In fail
Ing health during the winter and left
his Portland home some time ago.
The deceased was for many years a
resident OF Skowhegan. having been
employed as a salesman here and for
long time Was engaged as mail
clerk on trains running In To this
town. The remains will arrive here
tonight and will be- taken To the home
Of Mr. aud Mrs. George " nurns
where funeral services Will be held
tomorrow. Friday. afternoon at $50,
The Odd Willows will attend. the de-
ceased having been a paat grand OF
carrabassett tsssdg. past chist
patriarch OF paFm"nss karampmsut
and ehsFtsF msnsbwr Of cAnion ssn
ersst
Followias hi, renewal "a Portland
Mr.. rrsash paid tFeaasat stsits "a
skawhsxan aaa wss hsTs last Ia Ga
,aess. uts ~its whs ~as Mlsa EnAma
" tsrvea 10 IA loaxsr living there 10
se~svss ess sarvsvisg s#ushsv HiFam
EsemeA 81 Bangor
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-02-25
SPIRITUALIST CONVENTION IN
SKOWHEGAN
Meetings VIII BE Held May 10 and III,
Mrs. Vanderbilt Speaker

President Mark A. Barwise of tn
Maine Spiritualist association announ-
ces that Mrs. May S. Vanderbilt. cou-
sin by marriage OF William X. Wander
bilt. will be one of the speakers at the
1915 convention of the Maine associa-
ton, to be held at Skowhegan, May Is
and 16 Mrs. Vanderbilt Is one of the
most celebrated psychics in the coun-
try. The sessions will probably b.
held in the Universallst church. Much
of the first day will be devoted to
business
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-02-25

MADISON John Stobie and Russell
Emery are reported to have caught
two red foxes in a hole during re-
cent hunt Emery's friends say that
he tells a story that it is hard for a
man to get drink of water while out
hunting without falling in for a
ducking." He is likely to have chance
to further explain this exciting fea-
ture of the trip.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-02-25

POTATOES rs cents bushei' ahso-
lutely perfect stock but a little over
size Bring bag or sack. Skowhe-
cor Farmers' Union tfS
PAIR BEAUTIFUL LACE CURTAINS
s IT. by % in. Just what you wouln
buy for 800 our price post paid, boc'
Maine Merchants Bureau. Drawer o.
Skowhegan.
MISS GOLDEN LoCks-Large doll
fclotb1 In colors. WIN MI any child
with joyous delight. Csc post PAID.
ReturnabIe II not satisfactory. Maine
Merchants Bureau. Drawer G, Skowhe-
gan.
HORSE CoLLARs-2nd hand for
sale. az follows: one each 10 In 81 90
Variety Of condition "a indicated by
price. but all In good shape. the bes,
good as new. shipped parcel posi-
II desired for Csc additional. r +
Patten. us
BOARDING PLACE WANTED FoH
Stenographer Address Mrs alice NJ
Burdin. clio independent Reporter co.
WANT TO HIRE on NJ, SONS;
Sap Pals. write how many you have
condition and price Silas f.. TobeS.
r. r y No. /, skowhesan lws'
BENJANIN ALLEN ote-horse
Tread Power for sale Also "A second
hand Concord wagon newly painted
anu repalrcu 4 a AVti'7tNN'
hogan. wv
ron ssIF:-i08 Haired Rock Put
lets Pittsneld barred stock direct
Also some white WYaHdotteS price
81 90 each. Chance 81 NE titns ,.
j WALLER. Athens. Maine 10
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Wants position. Apply H. indepen-
dent Reporter Employment Agency.
wASrED--A partner in The b.s'
paying barber shop ia Fairfield, Ne
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hound / 10 years old lonz-sarvd not
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also a hisek and taH Pap months old
welt started 90 rabbits Cash
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the present los afsd ~ the residence en
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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-02-25
Your FreCkIes
Need Attention in February and
March or Face May Ctay Covered

Now is the time to take special care
of the complexion If you wish 1t to
look well the rest of the year. The
February and March winds have a
strong tendency to bring out freckles
that may stay all Summer unless re-
moved. Now is the time to use
othine-double strength.
This prescription for the removal OF
freckles was written by prominent
physician and is usually so successful
that 1t is sold by G. r. Fogg under
guarantee to refund the money If it
fails. Get an ounce of othine-
double strength, and even few ap-,
plications should show a wonderlui
improvement, some of the smaller
freckles even vanishing entirely.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-02-25
pOIRT.E WAGON SLED WI

noIRLE WAGON SLED WITH
Wood body for sale. price $25. Also
Pne extra fine work horse. young and
Patten ps shewhe esno''0n ''00 ff5s
NoTICE-F. W. Wellman has opened
paint shop at the Hotel Stable Paint
shop. Bingham. and Is prepared to do
all kinds OF Carriage and Sleigh Paint
teed. tf4s
kinds. Large or small. Large variety
In price. location and equipment t.
choose from. 4. H. .Ramsdell. Ripley.
Me- Telephone: Ripley. 30. tfss
FOR sALE-one pair heavy harness.
for logging. New and second hand
sleighs, dry wood. pine lumber and
pressed hay. A. s. Burke. Bingham,
/ Maine. tf49
FLOUR-we will make special
barrel lots Fully guaranteed We
can sell you a barrel of SO gal. feed
Molasses for $3.50 Depot Store,
Stanley Harlow & Hight Co. tf4s
GOOD DOUBLE SLEIGH FOR SALE
Very stylish rig. Substantial and
Roomy seats with deep comfortable
upholstery. Cost 10000 VIII sell
! for $50. r. T. Patten. tf4s
RUBBERs CHEAP ron CAsH-w.
have a large stock of rubbers which we
are closing out at very low prices
tf4s
LIVE POULTRY wANrED--If you
have any poultry let me know. please
bring tf sm TO the house or drop me Q
postal I also buy junk of all kinds
msrke, price delivered at . Heseltes
st. skowhegan. Me- J. 8. Goldberg tf&s
no.u. n. rrxr~rxr uorsr Avn a
House lots In Bingham for sale. Aiso
farm nj about $50 acres Ia Oakland
" G. Brown, bingham. Tres
SMALL nESr FURNISHED vos
lisss h'asshssp'ns Ese'rie lights
family without children Mira y ~
Morrill, 70 Court St sfs1
GssoLeNe ENGINE Fom SALE
: N T. Olds. b~en used bat a few times
Taaaos be told from ass ia iaoks -
seslee- a esrssla At steward Ma
.taas skewhesan. "a
FoN nENr--Ss Court street mp-
stairs tenement hst and cold water
bataS sgssdart water. stsetrte llxhts
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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-02-25
HORSE DAY
Continued from First Page)

Continued from First Page)
and prizes were awarded at a point
near the Municipal building Notice
able In the parade was an eight
months old steer trained and driven
by Levi Pooler. 1t proved to be well
broken to the harness and Master
Levi received as special premium
the sum of 500. Leon Webster was
given a special prize on yearling
colt and o. Savage on a matched driv-
ing pair. Mrs Ida Lancaster, the well
known horse woman of Corinna was
present with a fine looking White
horse and she was also given special
premium. Other awards were as fol-
lows: Draft horses. 5000 pounds and
over Watson & Weston, 1st and End.
Draft horses less than 5000 pounds,
Chas. Ploude, list; B. F. Yeaton End.
Closest matched pair any weight, Wat
son & Weston, LIST. Draft stallion any
weight, G. Benson, LIST; Norridgewock
Breeders Assn, Norridgewock, End,
Draft brood mare any weight f. e.
Hurd, list. Draft horses, foals of
1910-1911, W. r. Elliott, list; A. s.
Chubbuck, End. Single horse any
weight Chas Carnage, 1st; |. D. Lea
witt, End. Trotting stations, four
years and over, Fred Witham, list.
Pacing stations, four years and over,
T. ID. Leavitt, LIST. Saddle horses, A.
Ladies saddle horse. George futile,
Smithfield, LIST; Webb Reyes. End.
Others entitled to premiums did not
come to the judges to receive the
honor their due.
In the speed trials some swift trot-
ting was shown. There were two
classes with the following summary:
Robert H., by Robert Y. Harris l l l
Betsy, Day ................ z
Don Ambulator, Tuscan ...... 2 4 3
Jimmy Wilkes, C. s. Crosby .. 2
Trixie, DR.. Stinchfield .......4 drawn
Time-35 seconds to quarter.
SECOND CLASS
Johnny Wilkes. Stobey :. 8 l
Silk Forbes, Gaylord -. 2 2 drawn
Smilax. Chas Jewell -. l 4 drawn
Time--35 1-2 seconds to the quarter.
The judges were William Hogan of
Madison and II. r. Bearce of Show
hogan with e. C. Butler as starter.
Many admirers of good horseflesh
were present among them being, II.
b. ToZier, Webster Williams. Water
Vile; c. l.. Holden. Gorham: J. w.
Strote, Pennington. X. b. Norton, An
son. j. l.. Foss, j. H. Gray. Solon
Fred Pullen, North Arson; w. s. Dag
gett. Easton; Fred Witham. Norridge-
wock; w. A. Foss. NJ. c. Foss, L. w.
Foss, Albert Fish. Athens; Ora Chase,
G. w. Weeks. f. Tibbetts. Canaan;
Nelson Gilbert. lewiston; II. r.. Skid
more. North Arson; X. w. Stafford.
HartlaDd; Thomas Reynolds, Bling
hpm ~ +. Withec. Madison.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-02-25

Mrs Carrie Harding who has been
occupying a rent on Middle street in
Pittsfield was brought before the
Pittsfield municipal court recently
disorderly house Probable cause was
found and she was required to furnish
sureties for her appearance at the SUI
preme court it is said
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-02-25
HONEY, HONEY, HONEY-Fines

HONEY, HONEY, HoNEf-f mes
quality, thick, rich and delicious. Pure
clover honey delivered by Parcel Post
IL pounds $3.50. pounds $l.0O. Long
fellow Bros. Hallowell, Me. Sw2'
WANTED-Agent to sell kitche
tools. two of the taste selling ait
cles ever put on the market. some
thing entirely new Nothing IKE IKE
samples and terms to agents. Hun
newell & Messer. Route 4, Skowhega1,
Ne W.
CYPHERs INCUBAToRs AND SUP
i PLIES A. n. Jewett. Agent. Also
breeders hovers, etc. All goods de-
! livered (. o. b. Skowhegan. 10w2'
sroRAGE-For furniture, household
goods or merchandise of all descrip-
/ tons Separate rooms. under lock
and key. II desired. Telephone. write,
or call TO see me at Bragg 81 varney
chas a Burnor til
ROOMS TO LET-Eiectric lights.
steam heat bath room, located on best
street In town. Prices very reason
able. Inquire at this ONCE. tf50
FIVE SETS SECONDHAND TEAM
Harness for sale. 5000 and up at Ian.
casters. skowheRan. tf44
ROUND OAK PtRLoR sTOvE-Good
size In nne condition. Sold at bar
gain II taken at once. Holt X Hight.
skowheEan til
WORK HORSE, EXTRA FINE AM
Nal. for sale 1900 pounds, years
Old sound In every way and perfect
disposition. Price ss00. II T Patten.
tf3
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burn Garage. Skowhesan. Maine. tvs
SMALL FARM NEAR. TOWN Foa
SALE Registered Perchsron stallion
one OF the best stock Horses In
Maine carriage and everything Must
Maine Il : % No and ~
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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-02-25

If you are leaving home, plan to
have your Reporter follow you. Val
liable in the home circle, ii becomes
doubly so to the wanderer in a strange
town or city. Three months for a
quarter. Will send to a new address
every week If desired.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-02-25
Mrs. Littlefield Very Ill

Mrs. Sophia A. Littlefeld, now in
her 85th year, is critically at the home
of C. F. Longfellow. Malbons Mills.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-02-25

Tia Observation-Disclosures ssF .
gaasshs as s~aa stamss % s@sa.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-02-25

The Observation-Disclosures for 8
months, Csc. Send stamps or coin.
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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-02-25

quality, thick, rich and delicious. Pure
clover honey delivered by Parcel Post
IL pounds $3.50. pounds $1.00. Long
fellow Bros Hallowell, Me. Sw2s
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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1915-04-07
DELHI NEWS ITEMS

Mrs. Elizabeth Stevenson, of Red
wood Falls, visited last week
with her aunt, Miss Bell.
Mrs. c. A. Marlowe and Mrs. Jacob
jacobson were Redwood Falls visitors
the last part of the week. as
The Young Mems Club of the Pres
byterian church are making great
preparations for the concert which
will be given in the opera house Fri
day evening, April 8, by the troupe
which are from the Albert Lea Col
lege, and are working in this part of
the country at this time. These young
ladies give fine musical concert.
Miss Mary Carbert was on the sick
list all last week, but at this time is
reported as on the gain.
j. M. Stewart has bought the ]. w.
Marcyes residence property on Sec
ond Street, and will take possession
in ten days or two weeks
The entire family of Mike DeGraffe
was under the doctors care last week.
Twenty persons were taken in as
members at the Presbyterian church
the past Sunday.
James Bell and family were Sun
day guests at the G. G. Bell home.
Albin jacobson and wife, of Bel
view, were Sunday guests at the home
of Mrs. Jacobson's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. Kienzler.
Art Anderson, Of Cottonwood, Wis
tied last week with his sister, Mrs
Jacob jacobson.
Harry G.. Holt went TO MinneanoIis
last Thursday and was operated on
Saturday for appendicitis, and is re-
ported as doing well. He was accom-
panied by his mother.
S. H. jacobson and son, Andrew, of
Marshall, were over Sunday guests at
the Jacob Jacobson home. These are
father and brother of our genial hard
ware man.
The Misses Grace and Pauline Pier
sol visited their cousin, Mrs. Albin
Jacobson at Belview couple of days
last week.
John McMurchie sold his two lots
on Main Street last week to the Farm
ers Grain and Fuel Company.
c. A. Marlowe and wife spent
Easter Sunday at the home of Mrs
! Marlowe's parents at Fairfax.
A baseball nine is being organized
among the members of the young
mems club, and we are expecting
some good games this season.
O. D. Simons went to Morton Fri
day to spend few days as the guest
of his sisters family.
Buff Plymouth setting eggs for sale
at reasonable prices. A. G. Sandburg
Albert Peterson and Hjalmar, his
brother, came down from Swanville
last week, the former to assist A. G.
Mattson with his farm work this sea-
son, and the latter has joined the
Ole L. Flore carpenter gang. These
young men are cousins Of A. G. Matt
son.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1915-04-07

Our farmers are all very busy this
week in their fields, seeding.
Miss Isabel Stevenson came home
from the farm school last Thursday
and Miss Margaret Carbert is ex-
pected this week.
E S. Doughty, of Red Wing, Wis
tied his daughter, Miss Helen, and
the D. f. McCorquodale family the
last part Of the week.
The petition asking for an election
in the matter of County Option, was
presented to our people the end of
the week, and more than the neces-
sary number of subscribers was easily
and quickly secured and the petition
sent in Saturday.
| For the benefit of those who have
news items to be placed in our list
we will state that these items leave
Delhi on the Monday noon train. De-
| casionally some one calls up with
/ some item of interest when it is too
late.
Get your garden seeds and onion
sets at Archer's. Our seeds will
grow. R2by chick feed. 37-1t
The Misses Sarah and Edna Stew
art are home from their respective
schools for weeks vacation.
G. F. Hopuenrath was a business
visitor IN Mankato the first Of the
week.
Mrs. Andrew Stewart entertained
p number of her friends at dinner
SATURDAY.
Miss Elizabeth A. Stewart has
! again come into possession of her
residence property which was recent
ly disposed of, and will continue to
reside therein.
We handle a reliable line of mems
and bows overalls, Jackets. work
shirts, harnyard work shoes, etc. Our
prices are RIGHT. J. M. Archer, Del
hi-''The Store That Treats You
Right" 37-1t
Miss Thea Flore is home from her
school work at Madison for a weeks
vacation.
M. J. Monson was down from Min
neapolis for a visit with the home
! folks few days last week.
c. A. Swenson returned SATURDAY.
from Columbus, S. D., where he had
been to attend the funeral Of a
brother.
<AIOCIb Ool VI anu oSCdE Ldg6fSCrOIn
are busily engaged painting the Ole
Knudson blacksmith, wagon and car
rage shop.
On Wednesday night there will be
held in the Presbyterian church, at
the regular prayer meeting hour a
preparatory service as on Sunday will
be observed the Sacrament of the
Lords supper.
Harry Wilmert, of Blue Earth, was
an over Sunday guest at the Andrew
Stewart home.
Mr.. Lark and robin-red-breast are
now heard on every hand.
A. L. Leonard was a Twin City
business visitor the middle of the
week.
Last week fire broke out in the
residence Of A. L. Leonard, caused
by the SCOT taking fire in the furnace
chimney. Considerable damage was
done to both building and furniture
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1915-04-07

Miss Ruth Barber returned
Monday to her school duties at
Mankato.
Mrs. Henrietta Clark, of
Washington, is the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Alec Schmahl this
week.
The light draft, roller bearing,
Kentucky drill is absolutely the
best on the market. For sale at
jackson Brothers. SILT
C. L. Farver returned Monday
from Rochester and reports that
the baby who is at the Mayo hos
nital is doing nicely Mrs. Far
yer expects to return with the
child the last of the week.
The Twentieth Century Club
met Monday at the home of Mrs.
John Knudson and had a very
pleasant meeting. Mrs. r. G.
Hunter and Mrs. A. F. Carr have
recently become members of the
club.
Traffic in Souls, complete in
six parts at The Grand, Friday,
April 9. A powerful drama
based on actual reports of the
Rockefeller Investigation Com
mittee for the suppression of
White Slavery.
FOR SALE:-Reading Stan
dard Motorcycle, 10 h. p. 1915
model, twin cylinder, two speed.
A. A. Opsahl, Redwood Falls,
MINI.
JACK
Don't forget that Billy Long
fellow will make the season at
the Banner Livery Barn the last
three days of the week. and the
rest of the week at the G. Kuenz-
Ii farm 3 miles east of North
Redwood. Call 5L2. Walter Gar
man. SILT