ANTRIM REPORTER. VOL. XXXI NO. 4 ANTRIM, N. H., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY CENTS A COPY. Eighth Zone

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1 ^ ^ ^ ANTRM REPORTER. VOL. XXX NO. 4 ANTRM, N. H., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY CENTS A COPY y taaster A NEW PAfCEL POST TBLE Patterson Has Prepared and Dstrtuted Among Antrmtes Ths Very Convenent Table n vew, of the readjustmett of the Parcel Post system whch went nto effect January lst, 1914, we have prepared the followng table for the beneft of the people n tbs unt of area, hopng t may smplfy and explan n a small scale the method of ths new system. Any other nformaton desred may be obtaned by nqury at the offce. Prncpal Ctes and Towns and the Zunes under whch they are classed: Frst Zone SCCODJ Zunc Thrd Z^ne AtllAnd, N. H. CtareDost, N, H, Concord, N. H. Frankln. N. H. KeeM, N. H. Lowell, Maxs. UanctKttcr, K. H. Mlford, N. K. ttaxts, N'. H. Peterboro, H''A. Wschste^ K. H. ^schote^ ] 'Albany. Ncw Yortc Berln, N. (., Boston,.Mass.!Brdgeport, Ct. Cambrdge. Stass. Dover, N H..Fall Rver, Mas. Harttord, Ct. Camden, K,. Jersey Cty.' ;kj. Newark, N.. New York, N. V. Pattenon. N. J. Phladelpha. Pa.!Re:.dn;, Pa.,Roche«er, N. Y..Syracuse, N. Y. Scranton, Pa, Xl.yna,.Mass..Lttleton, N. H. New Haven. Ct. Brooklyn, N. V. New Bedford. Mass. 'PortHnouth, N. H. '.Provdence. R...Roehes.ter. N. H. Sprn^eld, Mats. Wollboro, N. H. Worce«er, Mass. Fourth Zone Baltmore, Md. Buffalo, New York Cleveland, Oho Columbus, Oho Detrot, Mkhgan Pttsburg. Pa. Rchmond, Vrgna Wlmngton. Del. Washngton, D. C. Flth Zone Sxth ZOQ< Seventh Zone AtlanU, GeorKa BrnnKham, Ala. Chcago, llnos Mnneapols, Mnn. Cncnnat, Oho Kansas Cty,.Vo. Daynon. Oho New Orleans,.a. jgrand Rapds, Mch Omaha, Neb. Lousvlle, Ky. St. Paul, Mnn. Mlwaukee, ws. Nashvlle. "Tenn. St. Lous, Mo. Toledo, Oho States wholly n the Ffth Zone; ndana South Carolna States wholly n the Sxth Zone; Florda Msssspp Arkansas Dallas, Texas 'Denver, Colorado jsan Antono, Texas Eghth Zone sues wholly n the Eghth Zone: Arzona Caltfurna Utah Nevada Oregon daho Wa-shngton Parrels weghng 4 ounces or less are malable at the rate of 1 cent for each ounce or fracton of an ounce, regardless of dstance. Parcel.'weghng moro than 4 ounces wll, on and after January 1, 1914, be malable at the follown-g pound rates, a fracton of a pound beng consdered a full pound ; ' pound. 9 pounds. 3 pounds.. 4 pounds.. 5 pounds. 6 pounds.. 7 pounds. & pounds... 4 pounds., s pounds.. S pounds., sajpounds.. 13 pounds.. 14 pounds.. 15 pounds.. ' t6 pounds pounds pounds pounds... so pounds pounds. n pounds. at, pounds. 94 pounds. 95 pounds. 36 pouods. 97 pounds.. 98 pounds..»9 pounds.. 30 pounds.. 31 pounds y pounds 3.1 pounds 34 pounds.;5 pounds 30 pounds. 37 pounds..:s pounds. 39 pounds. 40 pounds 41 pounds. 49 pounds. 43 pounds 44 punds. 45 (Vunds. 46 pounds. 47 pounds. 4S pounds.. 44 pounds.. 50 pouods.. Weght.y. Frst Zone Local rate $ , o3.oS.og.09.la - 3 ' 'J t »3 '3 '4.S4 95 n 9«; 9., JO j Frst and Second $ ,*. 10 -»3 -M -'S = ^ JO 3' 3» t <.46 th.49 _ Thrd $0.06,08.t : «Fourth $0.07 S 19 '3 =7 3' s S Sj Ffth $ Ho 86 Sxth $o^o9 t? -9S S «97 1^05 U13 ^ Seventh $ t.3. S -3" -4 ' 5«1.61.jt 1.81, 1.91 Eghth $0^ «1.08 1^ t So ' 59' 3^04 3^l6 ^ 23 The usefulness of parcel post maps and gudes furnshed postmasters and the publc s not affected by the new rates. On and after March the classfcaton of artcles-malable under Secton 8 of the Act of August , authorzng the establshment of the parcel post servce shall be extended so as to nclude books. The rate of postage on books weghng 8 ounce.s or le.ss shall be one cpt for each-two ounces or fracton thereof anc nn those wejhng n e.\cess of 8 ounces the regular zone rate shall appl,v. The nformaton s of.so much mportance to our readers and the publc generally that we are pleased to gve t space, knowng that havng ths nformaton handy wll be of great use to the patrons of the local postoffce and prove an assstance to the attachees of the same. AmOlL DNNfR BY BOABO OF TBAD[ Tte Ttfd Annual Banquet Wll be Gven Ths!eaf on Frday Evenng, January 30, by the Pfesbytefan Lades The drectors of the Antrm Board of Trade held a meetng on Monday evenng ac the home of ts presdent, Frank E. Bass, and although the nght was the worst one ths wnter a goodly number braved the elements and were there to transact busness. t has been decded that the Board or Trade wll hold ts thrd annual banquet and entertanment ol Frday, January 80,1914, n the Presbyteran vestry, the lades of that church actng as caterers. Ths s a guarantee that the food wll be good and a plenty of t. The seatng capacty of the vestry s one hundred, therefore there wll be only one hundred tckets sold. The tckets wll be on sale at Cram's store the last of ths week, at $1.00 per plate. You wll need to bny your tckets early to be sure of attendng a satsfactory banquet. The fnal arrangements are not yet completed, especally regardng the entertanment, and other partculars may be gven n onr next ssue. OOB SXTH POOLTB! SHOW Was Doubtless k Best Antfm Has M Held n as Many Years As good an exhbton as the Antrn Poultry Assocaton has ever presented to the people of ths secton- and by many t was corsdered the best was gven a town hah last week, t beng a four-day show ths year- Some four hundred brds were on exhbton, and consderng qualty alone t was of a Vf'.\,,^h - ',ss. The great mprovement n the qualty of br s t.v. the frst show held s very marked, and <! s rv n be.-tter as a drect result of the attenton whch has been ^ven ths branch of ndustral farmng. We have to sa\ however that enough of our people do not take the nterest they should n such a worthy cause, for t does not beneft the few alone, but s almost a drect beneft to every one n town; the assocaton needs your help, and 'ts only a smal thng they ask of you yearly membershp and attendance at the show. Those nterested to ths extent oftentmes fnd they have brds of ther own whch are good enough for the show-room. Herewth s gven the lst of cup wnnprs and' awards as made-np at the show, after the returns were made by the judges, 0. A. Ballou of Worcester. Mass.,, and F. W. Rogers of Brockton, Mass.: Wlte Plyraoufh Rooks Robert Abbott, second cockerel antt pullet; Leon O. Cutter, (rst. second, thrd len; C. H. Weeks, frst pullet; Mrs. E. V. Goodwn, frst cockerel, thrd pullet; Perley Rchardson, thrd cockerel. Barred Plymouth Rocks A. E. Atherton, frst cockerel; A..V. Nay, frst nnd thrd pullet, thrd hen, thrd cock, second and thrd' pen; W. E. Cram, second and thrd pullet; C. F. Butterfeld, frst and second cock, second cockerel, flrst and second hen, frst pen. Rose Comb Rhode sland Reds E. H. Woodward, frst cockerel and pullet; L. E. Perkns, frst cock, second hen. Whte Wyandottes-Mrs. H. E. Standsh, frst.nd thrd pullet, second cockerel; J. M. Cutter, frst cockerel, second puue. Lcht Ur,>hmas Hor.ce Patterson, frst cock atd hen; Uow.rd" Pearl, frst and second pullet, thrd cockerel. Black Breasted Red Games Leon Nay, frst cockerel, hen aud pullet, second and thrd pullet. Slver Sp.dgled lamhurrs John Kobortson. fr>t and se'ond pullet, second cockerel. Snule Comb Rhode Lsland Eeds C.. Weeks, frst rock, cockerel, pullet; E. L Woodwanl. frst hen am o. tlrd o o k and cockerel; A..J. Dcnsmore. thrd pullet: C. F, Hutt-rteld, seconl 'ock, pullet anl pen; Colonal Farnn, tl-. hen,.sfoon cockerel. Sngle Comb Whte Orpnptons C. L Robnson, frst, second" hen, thrd pullet; E. V. Goodwn, thrd cockerel and hen; Mrs. H. E. Slanllsl, fr,-t cockerel, frst and second jullet^ Sngle Comb Whte Lechorns-Howard Pearl, frst cockerel, pullet and hen. second pullet and hen; Wallace Cooley, trst cock aud pen, tlrd pullet. Bhaek Langshans A. >' \.y, frst ;ock and hen. frst, second, thrd cockerel, frst, second, tlrd pullet, frst pen. pullet. Whte La>;sl\ns Whttomore & Cunngs, lrst c.ck, hen and. HlT Wyandottes E. M. Arnold, trst rork. hen^ curkorel, JMlet;.Morrs l<rnl:u. seood r. rk^ r.rk.'rcl, pullet, tlr. pull.-t^ Wlte Slkes G..r;e» Pnn'tor, trst,.-.cond, tlr....rk, c.'.ckerels, lens and pullets, frst pen. Dnrk Cornsh (amfs ('n;s,v Whttem.re. fr-t cn. juw let and pen, serond pullet, hen. cock and cockerel, thr.l cockerel; C. F. Butterfeld. lrst coek. thtd pullet. Whte Larrl Ked Corn«l Cunmn^'s A- Wltfrorc. secnntt cockerel, hen and pullet, thrd pullets ButTCorhn Bantams Mldred Cmnss. srnm.l r.h'krrcl, Blur ("leckod H..mer rcr.us l),> M;l.leu. lr.-t am ^tc..ul^ corker'l. S^Rlr Com) Urnvn Lrsl.rns Ge.. S. Prortor. lrst hen. co.'kprrl, pllot. frr.hd.nl thrd pllrr. thnl lr. thn! p-n. K.1SC C.m!) Hrown L.';:l..rs W. L WUhms, lr'st nn,'. sc,..nl rockrrcl, trst ;;(l srr.n.l pu'..'t, rst and srr.m.l lrn. lrst prn, Snsrle C.ml BtT (1rpns.'t.-.n«K. rh.rlrs G.n.lwn. trst r..rkrrel, thrd r.ck; Charles F. Huttrrtrld, trst and sccmd hen. lrst ;nd ' serond pullet;.joseph lfrtagr, thr.l hen. Cnmnes.V Wlttrmorr hn.l,-, ]:\vse rxhht.f v.-.\er f..w].n.r' won the fol.nvnj; prj-es: T..lose frrrsr, lst am sr.-.m.l; Wlte Msrovy durks. r.l..rrd Msr.vy durks..vycsbry durks. Cayuga ducks, all lrst and second pr/rs; tw. (r^ts on n.l;: Kunrrs* three frsts on (Jray Call durks: ;or frsts am f.ur srcon.ls..n wl.f Mallard durks. Two sor.vnds.nd one thrd were w.n on ndan Knnrr durks ly Mrs. H. E. Standsh. Over a lundred specals were aw.-dcd by the Assoratlon. Cummngs <fc Whttemore secured W of these on water fowls, turkeys, and several Dark Cornsh Games. Among thn mportant cups, for whch close ront(<sts were w.ge/ the followng were awarded: The Assocaton cup, offered for hghest scorng rork. h m rorkerel and pullet n the Englsh class, was won by C. TT, Robnson, oa. Orpngt.ons. The Assocaton slver trophy, a three-year cup. was won th* year by Eugene tl. Woodward, on S. C. Rhode sland Rcds^ Tho Presdent's rup. to bc won twce, was won ths year hy Arche N". N'ay. on Black Langshans. The Drectors' cup waa also won by Arche X. N'ay, on Black Langshans. (Concluded on ffth pag) ^r-r% B3k :-A,;^,-

2 B.' '^..-jmsm^^: teteteamaemeteamt^e^^r^ m llllll! \ BENHNaTQN y f^f ^atat «*» DREAMLAND Tleatre R. E. MESSER : Prop'r and Mgr. Wednesday eveologs at Antrm. Saturday evenug! at Bennngton. Robert Wlson was n Leomnster, Mass., over Suuday. Mss Ruth Wlson returned to chool at Northftld Tuesday. James S. May. from Andover, Mass., s campng at Pleasant Pond. Emma Bertlett accompaned ter mother. Mrs..lames S. May, to Andover, Mass., over Sunday. C. H. Phlbrck s n Concord on grand jury, duty ; P. M. Whelpley of Antrm has charge at the depot durng hs absence. Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Wlson, Mr, and Mrs. Geor.ge Cheney, Mr. and Mra. Herbert L. Putnam were among the people to attend the New Year's festvtes on Boston common, 111.^.^.J......m,* The local base ball assocaton wll gve a masquerade party n the town hall on Frday evenng of ths week, wth musc by Ap pleton's orchestra. lars read posters. For partcu Frank W. Bntler Camp, S. of v., and the Auxlary held a jont nstallaton of offcers at the hall Monday evenng. A delegaton from the Camp at Hllsboro were nvted guests. The followng S. of V. oflcers were nstalled by Danel W. Cole of Hllsboro: Leon Metser, Commander: J. J. Grswold, S. V. C; S. F. Heatb, J. V. C; F. G. Traxler, F. L. Keeser, J. J. Grswold. Couucl; Henry W. Wlson, Secy.; Bert Holt, Patrotc nstructor; Geo. Grswold, Color Guard; John Scott, Teas.; Charles Thurston, L G.; Fred Bartlett, 0. G. The S. of V. Auxlary oflbcers were nstalled by Dv.. and. offcer Hatte A. Wlson: Presdent, Amy L. Sheldon; vce Pres., M.'-v L. Knght; Trustees, Flora L. Ors- A Card wold. Sarah J. Grswold and Frances S. Lawrence; Treas., Hatte A. Wlson; ' Secy... Vnn.'B. Kmball; Chap.. Frar.ces We w.*! to ft-knowledge our j S. Lawrem;..; Pafc nsfr, Edth L. Law- j gratefulness and lpprecaton fnr ; renoe; Gude. Dora B. Eaton; Asst. G., the manv. manv tokens of frend- Bertha Cadv: R. Color Guard., M.te A. Grswold; L. Cl^r Guard, Belle Austn; shp and knnpss. shown us durng the ont: sckness and the burwold; Press Cnr., Flora L. Grswold; 1. G., E hel Trask: O. G., Sarah.1. Grsal of huslmpfl llld father. Judge Advocate, John A. Scott. P^zfbeth M. Sargent At the close of the ceremones Georae E. Sarsjent supper was served. We neguctt-d to say Nsrweek that Mss Etbel NyUtder spent tbeobst ma8 bodhv wtb 'ber mother at Maple Vew furm^ The Petseeu are recevng congrat- OlatoQS 0(1 lhe brtt of a lltle one, the 23d o( Decttmter. W. G R'bardsoD vsted wtb bs SOD'S avay al Mt. Campbell farm ) rect-dtly Mss Cnra V Ckm^ot, wbo spent sst summer t arng the western and soutberu uou.tres of Europe, bas been vstug wtu Barr; Uarvey aud wte. Rtj hert Dcke, s gettng some nce spuce tmber from bs lumber lot n bs sectu of he town., Artbur D.wlog bas recently sold two vtry n-e htef cattle tb A. D. Whte & Son Everett D<.vg and wfe vsted wth the Rcbardsns at Mt. Campbell fdrmud New Years Day Besolatons Adopted by Merrmack Kngne Company of Bennngton, un the death of Geurge S. Holt. Whereas, c has pleased the great Author of our beng to remove frora our mdst our late brother, George S. Holt; therefore be t Resolved, that n tho death of brother HoU ths Company laments the loss of a raembt who h.d been for many years a fathful worker. Resolved, that OUT.sytnpally be extended lo the wdow am daugber n tler aflcto. Resolved, that a oopy of these resolutons be spre:d u[on our records, a copy pr sented to the fanly of the decesed brother, am that they be publshed n the Antrm Rtp.>rc-r, L-rv W. Wlson, F.k G. Traxler, Davd K. errll. Commttee on Resolutons ATUCEOF BG BARGA NS! n EVERY Department Our Annual Stock Takng s now on. t never fals to reveal odd peces and broken lots that we close:out regardless. A tme to Save Money on Any Purchase Vst our Store Now. We are cleanng up everythng peparatory for tbe New Sprng Goods. Come to Emerson's NOW EMEKSON & SON, MLFORD, N. H. DREAMLAND THEATRE ANTRM and BEXXXGTOX. R. E. Messer, Prop. From Manger to Cross A Reverent Movng-Pcture Lfe Story of Jesus of Nazareth Produced n Authentc Locatons n Palestne and Egypt Kulcm's Kblcal Ma.sterpcce. Fve Reels,.'lOOO feet. '. Tf' ' '."t. ' -^ -jr. CLOTHES OF TO-DAY At Antrm S-turdrtV,.rnary 10, ;-3 o'clock ll the afternoon At Bennngton s1?:^kt^;z Admsson 15c ca Oc Heavy Wnter Overcoats from glo to 818; Reefers -84: to So and Sheep Skn Lned $ to $6. Made of fne materals and are excellent valne for the prce. Gloves Fnr-Lned Gloves and Mttens at va'ous prces. See our assortment. At Your Store n Mlford The Next mportant Event wll be The Pre-lnventory Sale.' ;:'e begns Tl.«Wpek^ When ycn realze that every pece of poods n the Store must be measured and every artcle counted and a (letlrd r'o.rd you can understand why we want to reduce the stnrk aud close out evrr> "ld lot before tns accoutnc becns. you can :)so dcrsand tl.nt wc aro wllns; to take HJ l.os.'k.s to accomplsl ths result. Tlls s (rand Opmrlunty for yu to.s.vo lots of.oney ou the thncs you need for wnter. Krs cut to lowest prces you ever know_."suts and Coats marked down to less than cost of materal. Ths s the tme to stock up on 'nderwear and Hosery. Xo matter whtt you want, here s the place and now s the tme to make $1 do the work of.*'j. Furnture Mark Down BK ANBETS f you ntend to purchase any Blankets ths Wnter, Now s the tme and JOSLN'S s the place to get them! We have just receved a New Lot. 89o to $2. Puffs from $1 to $3. G. O. Josln, Bennngton hs an annual event. Every odd pece of Furnture marked at Less than Cost. Whether t s one pere or an outft for a whole house ths s the week to come to Your Store and cet the benefts of ths (reat Sale. 's Bg Dep't Mllford, N. H. The Eeporter, 52 weeks for $1

3 U^jfya: jssj'j. -fd,^s;«. :Jfl>-.'..].v- >, ^^ ANTRM REPORTER. VOL. XXX NO. 4 ANTRM, N. H., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY CENTS A COPY A NEW PARCEL POST TBLE Postmastef Pattefson Has Pfepaed and Dstfbuted Among Antfmtes Ths Vel Convenent Table n vew of the readjustment of the Parcel Post system whch went nto effect January 1st, 1914, we have prepared the followng table for the beneft of the people n ths unt of area, hopng t may smplfy and explan n a small scale the method of ths new system. Any other nformaton desred may be obtaned by nqury at the offce. Prncpal Ctes and Towns and the Z-jnes under whch they are classed: ' Frst Zone Ashland, N. H. CU«mnat.?{. H. Concord, N. H. Frankln, N. H. Keene. N. H. LoweU. Mass. Manchester, N. H. Mlfora, N. H. Nashu. N. t. Peerboro, N. H^ Wtneheslcr, N\ H^ SvconJ Zonc Alb;ny, Ncw Vor Berln, N.. BoLton,.Mav,. Brdgeport, Ct. Cabnd^e, Xnss. Dover, N H.,F.- Rver, Mntv JHartlod. Ct, Lynn, M.ss. Lttleton, N, H. New Haven, Ct, Thrd Zone,Camden. N.. ;jerseyc<y.>j,j. Newark, r,. t. New Vork. N. Y^ Paucrson, N,J. ;Phbdelpha. Pa. Re:dn(!, P»..Rochester, N. V. Syracuse. N. V. jscranlon. Pa. ; Brooklyn, N. V, New Bedlnrd. Mass. Portsmouth, N. H. Provdence, R.. Roeester, N. H,.Sprncfeld, Mas*. jwolfboro. N, H. Worcenter, Mass. Fourth Zone Baltmore. Md> Buffalo, New York Cleveland, Oho Columbus, Oho Detrot, Mchgan Pttsburg, Pa. Rchmond. Vrgna WlmnRon, Del. Washngton, D. C. Flth Zone Sxth Zone Seventh Zone Eghth Zone : Atlanta, Georga Brmngham, Ala. Chcago. llnos Mnneapols, Mnn. Cncnnat, Oho Kanws Cty, Mo. Dayton. Oho New Orleans, La.,Grand Rapds, Mch Omaha, N'eb. Lousvlle, Kv. St. Paul, Mnn. Mlwaukee, Ws. N.-shv!le. Tenn. St. Lous, Mo. Toledo, Oho State.s wholly n the Ffth Zone: ndana South Carolna States whnlly n the Sxth Zone: Flord.1 Msssspp Arkansas JDallas, Texas! Denver, Colorado San Antono, Texas Sutes wholly n the Eghth 2one: \ Arzona Calf^rna Utah Nevada Oret;on daho Wxshnston Parrels weghng 4 ounces or less are malable at the rate of 1 cent for each ounce or fracton of an ounce, regardless of dstance. Parcels weghng more than 4 ounces wll, on and after January 1, 1914, be malable at the followng pound rates, a fracton of a pound beng consdered a full pound: pound.. s pounds. 3 pounds. 4 pounds.. 5 pounds. 6 pounds... 7 pounds.. A pounds... 9 pounds pounds, t. pounds lajpounds 13 pounds 14 pounds pounds ' js pounds pounds... S pounds pounds pond> pounds^ 13 potod.s. tl pounds. 34 pounds.' 35 pounds. 36 pound-. 3^ pounds. SB pounds. 39 pounds. 30 pounds. ; jkjunds^ 53 ptnnds^ 3^ pounds. 34 pounds^ 15 pounds. j" pont'l^ 37 p-d.ls 3.^ p.lull'la 39 Wndr. 40 p.uncs 4t P^ )Mnrs pnlln'^. pounds p Mn.lv. pftnd*. J p^unds. Weght Local rate c3 -os,09. O. la S S 19.'3.' ! So.OS TO t«13 U so ' t S.39 Thrd Zone rale $ to ««.26 =3 J? ^3.'< 3f..38 to 4> 1 Fourth \ $ 07 '5 la»3 1 ' 1?l ! 43 « S. Flth. ^one rate! o.e M ',38 44 JO 5S '^ Sxth $ as 33 4' ' ^ S Seventh JO.M t ^J 4' 5» o: Eghth $0^3 The usefulness of parcel post maps and gudes furnshed postmasters and the publc s not affected by the new ratfs. On and after March the classfcaton of artcles malable under Secton 8 of the Act of August 2'^. 191'2, authorzng the establshment of the parcel post servce shall be extended so as to nclude book.?. The rate of Xjstage on books weghng 8 cnnces or less shall be one cmt for eaclrtwo ounces or fracton thereof and nn those weshn; n exce=s of 8 onres the regular zone rate shall apply. Th? nformaton s of?o mucl mportance to our reader? and the publc generally that we are plpaspd to^gve t space, knowng that havng ths nformaton handy wll be of great use to the patrons of the local postoffce and prove an assstance to the attachees of the same. ANNUAL DmtRjnOARD OF.RAD[ he Ttfd Anual Banquet Wll te Gven Tts!ea on Ffday [venng, Januay 30, ty the Pfestytean Lades The drectors of the Antrm Board of Trade held a meetng on Monday evenng ac the home of ts presdent, Frank E. Bass, and atthough the nght was the worst one ths wnter a goodly number braved the elements and were there to transact busness. t has been decded that the Board or Trade wll hold ts thrd annual banquet and entertft«- ment or Frday, January , n the Presbyteran vestry, the lades of that church actng as caterers. Ths s a guarantee that the food wll be good and a plenty of t. The seatng capacty of the vestry s one hundred, therefore there wll be only one hundred tckets sold. The tckets wll be on sale at Cram's store the last of ths week, at $1.00 per plate. You wll need to buy your tckets early to be sure of attendng a satsfactory banquet. The fnal arrangements are not yet completed, especally regardng the, entertanment, and other partculars may be gven n our next ssue oS ^So 93.b OUR SXTH POULTB! SHOW Was Doubtless te Best Antrfn Has Ket Held n as Many te As good an exhbton as the Antrm Poultry Ass(v caton has ever presented to the people of ths secton- and by many t was consdered the best was gven n town hall last week, t beng a four-day show ths year- Some four hundred brds were on exhbton, and consderng qualty alone t was of a v(-'\ ^.!! c'lss. The great mprovement n the qualty of r s o\< the frst show held s very marked, and s s re n be 1.-tter as a drect result of the attenton whch has been lven ths branch of ndustral farmng. We have to say however that enough of our people do not take the nterest they should n such a worthy cause, for t does not beneft the few alone, but s almost a drect beneft to evej-y one n town; the assocaton needs your help, and 'fs only a small thng they ask of you yearly membershp and attendance at the show. Those nterested to ths extent oftentmes fnd they have brds of ther own whch are good enough for the show-room. Herewth s gven the lst of cup wnnprs anc' awards as madenp at the show, after the returns wera made by the judges. 0. A. Ballou of Worcester, Mass.,. and F. W. Rogers of Brockton, Mass.: Whte Plymouth Rocks Robert Abbott. Eeconrt cockerel anct' pullet; Leon O, Cutter, frst, second, thrd hen; C. H. Weeks, frst' pullet; Mrs. E. V. Goodwn, frst cockerel, thrd pullet; Perley Rcharlson, thrd cockerel. Barred Plymouth Rooks A. E. Atherton, frst cockerel; A, N". Nay, frst nd thrd pullet, thrd hen, tlrd cock, second and thrd' pen; W. E. Cram, second and tbrd pullet; C. F. Butterfeld, frst and secoad cock, second cockerel, frst and second len, frst pen. Rose Comb Rhode sland Reds E. H. Woodward, frst cockerel and pullet; L. E. Perkns, frst cock, second hen. Whte Wyandottes Mrs. H. E. Standsh, frst and thrd pullet, second cockerel; J. M. Cutter, frst cockerel, second pullet. Lght Brahmas Horace Patterson, frst cock and hen; Howard* Pearl, frst and second pullet, thrd cockerel. Black Breasted Red Games Leon E. N'<ay, frst cockerel, hen and pullet, second and thrd pullet. Slver Spangled Hamburgs John Rbetson, frst and second pullet, second cockerel. Sncle Comb Rhode sland Reds C. H. Weeks, lrst rock, cockerel, pullet: E,. Woodward, frst hen and pen. thrd cock and cockerel;.-v. J^ Dcnsmore. thrd pullet; C". F. Butterfeld, second oock, pullet and pen; Colonal Farms, hn hen, secontl cockerel. Sngle Comb Whte Orpnptons C.. Robnson, frst, -secoud' hen, thrd pullet; E. V. Goodwn, thrd cockerel and hen; Mrs. H. E. Standsh, f^^t cockerel, frst and bccond pllet. Sngle Comb Whte Leghorns Howard Pearl, frst cockerel, pullet and hen. second pullet and hen; Wallace Cooley, frsl cock and pen, thrd pullet. Black Langshans.\. X. Nay, frst cock and hen, frst, second, thrd cockerel, frst. second, tlrd pullet, frst pen. Wlte Langshans Whttemore & Cummngs, lrst cock, heu and pullet, j ButT Wyandottes E, M,.\rnold, trst cock, hen, cockerel, pullet; >rrs Hunl.m, second crck, cockerel, pullet, thrd pullet. Whte Slkes George S. Proctor, frst, second, thnl cock, cockerels, lcn.«and pullets, lrst pen. Drk Corsh (ames Cummngs.< Whttemore, frst lcn.>pullet and pen, second pullet, hen, cock and cockerel, thrd cockerel; C. F. Butterfeld, frst cock, thrd pullet. Whte Laced Fed Cornsh Cummngs,t Whtfcnore. second cockerel, len and puller, thrd pullet. BtT Cochn Bant.ms Mldred Cummngs. second cockerel. Bll? Checked [l.mer Pgeons ).n Madden, trst aud second cockerel. Sngle Comb Brown.oalorns Geo. S, Proctor, frst hen, cookorcl. pullet, fccnd and tlrd pullet, tlrd lor, thrd pen, B.sc Comb Brown.'gl.rus W,. Wllams, lrst am! sccomr. cookcol. frst aud second puu't, lrst and second hen. frst pen. Snelc Comb Buff Orpngtons F,, Charles Goodwn, lrst cuckerel, thrd cock; Charlps K. Butterfeld, trst and second len, frst and' second pullet; Joseph Hertage, thrd hen. Cummnffs ^- Wlttemoro had a large exhbt of water fowl and' won the followng przes:' Toulouse geose, lrst and second; Wlta Musrovv dncks, colored Muscovy ducks,..vyesbury ducks, Cayuga ducks, all lrst and second przes; two frsts on ndan Hunners; three frsts on (ray Call ducks: four trsts and four seconds on wld Mallard (ucks. Two seconds and ono thrd were won on ndan Runner durks by Srs, H^.. Standsh. ^ - Over a hundred specals were awarded by the Assocaton. Cummngs t Whttemore secured.30 of these on water fowls, turkeyn,. and several Dark Cornsh Games. Among thc mportant cups, for whch close contests were w.getf^ the followng were awarded; The Assocaton cup, offered for hghest scorng cock, hen, cockerel and pullet n tho Englsh class, waa won by C. H. Robnson, oo. Orpngtons. The Assocaton slvor trophy, a three-year cup, waa won th* year by Eugene H, Woodward, on S. C. Rhode sland Rods. The Presdent's cup, to be won twce, was won ths year by Arche N". N'ay, on Black Langshans, The Drectors' cup wag also won by Arche X. Nay, on Black Lanf^shans. (Concluded on ffth page) ^ ^ :-~--y-'\''7'y.;.7y'''

4 ...>K S. S. SAWYER REAL ESTATE Antrm, N. H..Jt^-p osftnx Clalerlun & "Knrl, K-al K-ttf ut OM."'or.l Uldlg. o.sto. No ch;«rue unlfsssale s made W. E. Oram, luctoneer wsh to annoudce to tbe publv Z^atrwll sell goods at aucton for K<y partes «7ho wsh, at reasonabl w^es. Apply to Vv. E. ORAM, Autrm, 2^'. U. C. B. DU'TTOZT, A'CTONEER, Hancock, N. H. Property advertsed aud sold on reasonable terms. JoMR PlBey Estate Undertaker Yrst Clasf Expcr'v.' ed Drector and ErabalraL-r, For Every Cnse. La'v Assst<nt. ^ll Lne runeral Supples. 'Plotvers Furnsbed for All Uccaaons. tals <lav or nlt^ promptlv ttt«r<lel f Xew Enflunl releplor.e at Besdenee. Corner Hgh and Pleatfanl Sts., ADtrm, N U. ^r Bnsness Cards -f^ F. Grmes & Co., nfl Etb'shrd l-'t'-' llelenal[br \ EfflhlM: Lcense No 135 Large Hsjl.y of (ods nn and at all tnes. Bod.'s Keeevfd at.st.ton for ' Boral. Prompt answers to all calls, day ; am n'lt. X. K^ Tclelmne 0.") Hllsboro. ;?«leplonc' at mr 'x;)ense. Besdenee.at Hllsboro, N. H. FARMS Lsted «:! ne are ;ckly SOLD. No caaje lus* sale.s made. XESTER H L'^'THA.M,!!' () l.'.n -":;, 1 TM.-r.ouo Hu. K^ N.. Ve'l.' llll..^.' meyskmneyphls FoQ BACKACHC KDNCTSANO BLADOCB SELKrMK^'S.VOTCE. j The Srlootm>n jrll m''<l al ther. 3tO"Ts. u r «ll' '' ' k. th Fr^t SHlUrlv 1,1 <"a'-'' 'l ''ll, frmn two tll' ljve o'eloclc tll' altrnno.. n rans- cl town tsn"*" The Tnx Cfllectrr wlt mec wlh tle.sfl^^" n.-t ' NT N ' DAV-, ^S.VKJKS V\' *KltUl. 'KN.MMN "' KSXKY ^ (-clnf'n of j Antrtm _ TOWNOK.4\TRM. SCHOUL DSTRCT. RORGF. E. HASTKOS. lohv ) H TCH XSOX M AVWAR CtrUASE.School Board. Mels lecalnrlv n Town Clerk's S<^on), n Towo hall buldng, tbe '%ja»,t Saurd«v afternoon n each or.th. at 2 oclorlc. to tran* «' ~(rh -'ll Datrct tmsncss. and l> Am all partes regardng scbool mal rs. Fraxk J. Boyd Refl Estate.AfjTRlM. N. H. jkarm-.v latto ake Prop tty For Sale- NVw H'lnp-shrft.\{:ent, r^ ;l^t-^j. llull'.^ the Rt-al Estate llr f Henry W. Savajre, Boston, Muss. No Ctarge Unles. Salt s Made J BLACKSMTH and Havng purchased the busnest of Mr. D. P. Bryer, am preparer to do All Knds of Blacksmthnj md Wheelwrght work. Horseshoeng A Specalty- JOSEPH HEBTAGE. Antrm, N. H. DR. E. M. BOWERS, DENTST. ANTRM, Nl. H. Teleplone 21-3 B. D. PEASLEE M.D- School Street,.-lJsboro'Brdge, N.» Specal Atte tc^ Gven Eye, Ea nd Chrono Dsea&es. Honrs, 1 olsl 1 P.M Sunt^Hys 12 to 1 p.u MHO Street, Antrm. Hours: SAM., 1 and 7 P.M TEL. CoyXECTlOK. EDMUND G. DEARBORN, M.D. (SuccetM.r to Dr. F. G. Warner) Man sleet, Antrm Offco Hor.s: 1 t. 3 and T to ^ p. n. Telephoue 9-2 Agency. For The M. K. Wheeler Phosphate. CE Rates for Famly ce 50c per OO lbs. Long Dstance Telephone. 19-; G.H. HUTCHNSON, Depot St., Antrm. N. H.. Cvl H!n\s^ Engneer. Lun.l Srvoyn;.,«'vels. etc. ANTKl.M, N. H. TKLK'OXK 'ONNKCTn.N B@al state, nsuranqe Farm Machnery. ak Vacuum Cleaners The Kccn, Vcn (W.-.n Kor \et ll 7*')..jnts por HV. fsrc your tp. nsure your lf- nprov'xour farm and P'lfso tlr,> dy of the Honse. W- E. GBTST AOKST ANTKM. N. H. rhe WHC'L' ll v.-k u. el---.\ n: 't.,, ;.,;,,, st.,,: r.ll. lver, l.ln';. s.... ;,., -.t--\-,;. «..:.v-cutftbcncd and SUSTANED. HENrar HOWAND We read a lot of medcal lterature that only entertans, hut does not n mm m struct. n ths strenuous perod, when lfe s put to such a severe stran, we 1 tlnk tlat.-onu- dny wr.s wll rtse. That hate wll de and croed depart, That all lle trbes wll bo at peace. That Trade wll have r'jarl for Art. tlnk tlat some day s'tl-ness Wll be n favor wth al men; Sonf rt,y the stmnj; wll coas'. to press Tl" Weaker ba'k. but rrnf.ss don't know when. 1 thlnt that some day people may Olvy thc laws whch they have mad«,..\n!. puttlns prejudce away. By reason wllngly be swayed. thnk that Justce, on her tlroe. Wll yet deal farly wth all rk-n; That knavery wll be unknown And vce forrotten, but own don't know when. thnk that some dpy.ll manknd Wll have nne ar-omlr.acne orced..*>nd that thc hl.sotod and blnd Wll fnd n'l frenzlfd mo.< to vad.?.cme d.y. thnk. th,> p-nnloss May r.nk a.s jsofl. worthy mon; Fome d.y where women j;ath<^r dress May b.-- crnor-d, but ounfess don't know when. thnk tha som,' day those wro full.^nd would return o r-'ltous ways Mav he uplfted, rvlnnn: all Tle stren.cth that rnm-a from honest nrrxfr. hnk llat jrme day worth.l-tne Wll v the ^t.-'l.-rd tlv.l ly -en^ Thnt ly.,..h..v.-nt, s! :!l l,. sl;.)wn Plan's '.la'. to Kr.r. l'"t,\yn d'n't knnw w;'.r. Changs n Pars Humor. There s a decded change n humor, as t s understood nowadays, from the humor of our grandfathers, says a Pars corresponden* ot the London Standard. The Gngerbread far has just opened on tho Pars boulevards, and the usual.array of booths an;l amusements of al knds nvte custom. n front of ono of theco booth.-, a man n clown's dross called an audence to see a pecular phenomenon, a. donkey wlose ta4 was v^-hore h«head ought to be, and vce versa^ Hegot a. large audence at a penny apece, and wheh they were nsde a curtnn was drawn and the dor.kcy.n-as shown, Ke was a. qute ordnary ass, wjcr.c tal was ted to a manger, "the place,".as the clown duly explaned, "whc;re lls head ought to b.?." Some years ago the audence wo;:ld have laugh.'d at ts own gullblty and retred to make room for other vctms,,^ Ths tme lhey ted the clown to the manger and tho polce were sent for. The unfortunate clown, whose sense of humor s half a century late. ll! now n prson for swndlng and may expect a sentpr.ce of consderable severty. Uses of Lesure, Students who loaf not wsely but tco well are gon. j to recovo prayerful.-ttonton from lr. Henry.ous Smth, the new presdent of VS'ashngton and.>ec unversty. Me proclams t to bc tho functon of a unversty to teach future ct7pns to play happly as well as to werk pftrontly and study dlgently. G.mblng. drnkng and vce he ntends to combat wth all tho stro,ngth thero s n hm. Tho wsf use of lesure s perhaps thc fnest frut of culture. t s leamed naturally by few. Ellh\ Burrtt, the leamed blacksmth, taught hmself many languages at the forge and n dle moments. Abraham Lncoln educated hmself larjtcly at the cotnlry store counter. >V.:t the great rnalorty today. ^S tn all ^ges. are embarrassed by mwments of freedbrn and gc>t away from themselves as quckly as possble, lose themselves n the crowd cr n drnk or other dsspatons or n pastlznes^ Are You One Qf Those Who abtually Catch Cold? nvestg:atonsloays That Certan Occupaton^and Professons Are Coustantly Trolfc CausesJTor Prequent Colds.* What Can Bo Dono About t? need lght and &cts bow to prevent dsease more than tall: that entertans, Co you know that the clerk and the shop grl, the merchant and the professonal man, confned to sedentary work, are daly creatng those condtons that conduce to colds? ' Mental fatgue, worry, heavy stran, nervousness resultng from desk or store work are the easest means for the developmentof colds. The average lfe ofa clergyman, s less than that ofa fanner cause, sedentary work. Sedentary lfe, especally where t means the consumpton c f bran tssue, often leads to over-eatng; there s no more common cause of cclds than overeatng. When the dgestve organs ara weght down wth an excess of food, the lver and kdneys and other mportant "Btal organs are ovorworked, vtalty s lower and there s less resstance; slght exposure,"whch luder ordnary condtons causes nb harm, results n a had cold.' To releve a cold, a good expectorant or cough, remedy such as PEBTJNA should be convenently at band to be taken at tbe very frst attack of the cold. Bat wbat can be done' to stop tbe frejuency of colds to snch people that are confned to sedentary work? Start wth a cold water towel bath, walk to your place of busness, or de< vote an hour of each day to outdoor lfe, take a dose of PBRXTNA before each. meal to tone np yonr system, eat moderately, retre early and sleep n a room ful of fresh ar. Ur, L. A. Rchardson, a substantal drnggst from Slarne, llnos, com* mentng on the merts of propretary medcnes, wrtes as follows: '^ "1 have been engaged n tbe retal drug busness here for tno past forty years. Durng tbs tme have seen many patent medcnes come nto use, floursh forone or two years and then gradually dsappear. There are very few of these remedes tl^t possess enough real mert to nsre them long lfe. Perana bas always bee&a good seuer wth tut'wth a marked ncrease from yeax to year. Tbe change a the formnla some years ago, by the addton of the slghtly laxatve propertes, has made t a relable remedy for constpaton and fbr colds. take pleasnre n urgng my brother druggsts to recommend t for these two alments." Those wbo 'wsh to begn the cold water towel bath shonld have a copy 0* '>o lls oflfe,. Sent free by the Fernna Co., Columbus, Oho, ' The water of N'ew Yort, the typcal Broadway water, a apt to be fresh. He s apt tc be mpudent. But. then, you know, he bas a great deal to annoy hm." The speaker was Paul Ralney. tte noted lon hunter. He contnued: "The Broadway water s annoyed bv noran clowns who fraternze wth hm one mnue and nsul hlm the ne:; who bestow a fve-dollar bll u on hm wth the flsh and an oath»th the roast. He gets, n consequence, pretty free and easy and s very a;n 10 call down the tetnporary mllonare who s flyng hgh on Broadway for an evenng. neard one of these wallers, for example^ say to a chap n a ;-/!2d sut and damonds one nght a chap «ho, for.sooth, was tltng hs sou plate m orler lo mss n^ne of a really exquls^ te potagp Sl. German: " 'Excuse ne. sr. but you don't seem to be able lo gst all that soup up on >our spoon? Suppose 1 get you a bt of blotlng pappr?' " Please rememler that we are m.t n any trust or combnaton and are Feedng Army by Automoble Bus.! <ure that we can make t preatly to At the army maneuvers ths year j.vour avanlaf:e to deal wth us. ' lhe yrorcl government determned to suply ts solders wtb fr^sh meal, nstl ad of the canned that had htherto ^cf n ther raton. n order to do ths thev nnressed many of the Pans rr.otor-omnbses and used them as '1 verv wagons Depots of lve cat- -],.,.\-.r, establshed thrty-fve mles n tll'l renr; there the beasts were - ;.T'-l'rrol anl dressed, the carcasses.1 pre hc: on horl;s n the roofs of the.r;:r;b:-es. thp wndows of whch had hff'; r''l'ced wth wre gauze Kach day tnfcre noon the 'buses started on h:^;- rounds to tho rcetments and by j ftse; the rrgmontal or company cno!<s were roastng or bolng the eventg meal. Pharaoh n a Tran Fre. The.tatue of Rameses 11.. whch wa.- recpntly meartlpd n Ke. pl. nad a narrow escape frnp. pp;-nub.laraase -ho on ts way to tho Caro museum, savs Renter. Fre broke out n an adjonng ralwav truck, and the eftg>' now bears a hxnru v.rk up the left leg as evdence t-l^s r.vcnture. London Publc Opln- r How Could She? "no you suppose," shp remarked, "thrft Ev.. really cared for Adam?" "Certanly Why shouldn't she?" he repled. "Well, 1 don't know only there were no randy ktchens or Jewelry slores then." Her's Had Been Declned. "You face." he ead, "s a poem to TP. t s so fnll of meanng." Oh," shf repled, "then you Jon't 'nt\n 'hot my face a & magazne po«a t«you." J To Newspaper lshers and Pub. Prnters WE MANUFACTURE THE VERY HGHEST GRADE O^^ Type Brass Kule n Strps Brass Lalor Savng JUle brass Colunn Rules Brass Crcles Brass Leaders. Brass Round Corners Brss Leads and yu^fs Brass Galleys Metl Borders Labor.Savc- Metal Furnrtj Lend? und.slrrs Metal Leades Spaces and Quads, 6 to S pot Metal Quons, etc. Old Colunn Rules refaced mt Mue as >f(o(j as new at u.-ul co-t A copy of our CatalopuR wll ltcheerfully furnsled on applcaton We frequently have good barh:ans n spconc-hatd Job Presses. Paper Cutters and other prntr achuery and materal. PMlelpla PDters' Supply Co.. Manufacturers of Type and HsrJ Grade : =-- ^ ^-Prntng' Materal ProprotO:-E 14 S.'th St.. Ponn Type Foundry PH.AnELPn A.. About Advertsng f costs motev to Sflvortso n a paper of crculaton and nfluence n the communt.v. Everv busness man who seeks to enlarge r trade, recognzes the fact flat atjrcrfsng s a lc;:tmate expell^e t s not the cheapest advertsng The Lost Cuckoo. that pa.vs the best. Sometmes t Tlfy wantpfl a Cuokno to rook, s the hghest prced newspaper.'-.-1 tloy st.rtm. mp mornnc. lo look. Rut (h^ orkoo they hrpd that brngs the largest''net proafe Soon mndp then-, all tlrp<1 to the advertser. Wlf-n tbelr cookng annex she (orsook. Try the KK'ORTE.

5 'r^^^^tc^^^u-; ;:k^^^»:jt!m^^-^':/l!^u^^^^ --k'v--.4»j>-^»:- rye V-"v.. J ;r/ X'^mL- mm-:, -yt.. Antrm Locals Boy jour horse a new Blanket at W. E. Cram's. udv. The Poueer Club wll meet wth Mrs. Edwn D. Jftmesoo on Wednesday, Jao. 21. at Mapltburst lao. FOR SALK A few ccrds of nce dry wood, $5.50, delvered. F.. Graves, Antrm. adv D. F. Alams of Montreal s now epeodtg bs wnter's vscatoo at Wldwuod, tbe guest of J. E. Uodsot. Kor Sale Heavy, strong ox sled, double runners, ron shod, cao be chauged oo horse sled Geo.' A. Cochrao, Autrm. adt. Boro, n Dubln,%sp, 9, a daugb' ter, Rhoda Em. to Mr and Mrs. Samuel Straw, aod gr-md daughter to Mrs. Ezabetb Hlls of Antrm. Tbe house on Elm street vacated l>y Chas. G been thoroughly recently Wallace has repared and to let. Apply to H. A. Hurln. adv The Brch>Farms Co. lost a work horse by deatb last week. good Ou Saturday, Mr Hazzard aod Mr. Cram went to Rndge and purchased a Dew ooe. Tbe Progressve Club wll bold ther anuual meetog for electon of offfers, Frday evenng, Jan. 16, at 7.30 o'clock, al the offce of E. W. Baker. All ye Progressves come! Per order. Secretary. Tbe members of Antrm Grange wll enjoy a slegh rde to Hancock Thursday evenng, Jau. 22 They plan to attend tbe regular Grange meetng there, after whch a supper wll be served. How's Ths? We offer One Hunln.d Dollars Reward for any case of Cntarrh that cnnnot be cure by Hall's Ctrrl Curt. We, the mlm-sfeu. have known V. J. Cheney for tlu lust 15 yoars. nml beleve llm erfeotly hononblu n all busness transae- and fncuy ablo to car->- out any flons oblgatons nl! by tllr tnn. WALPNO, KNN.v.N.t.MAHVS, vvholesale DruB(lst!>, TolL-.lc, Oho. Hull's Cuturl Cur' s tnken nternally actng llr'cllv upon tl<; blool am mucous surfaces of tlr!.v»t'.'. T^ntuolnls sent tree, rrlcc T.v. pvr botu-. Slllyall Drug plsts. HaU's 'nnlv 'lls nre tbe best. Departure & Arryal of Male PoPT OKKCK.. \XTKM, X. H. n otteet Deeemler 1, 1913 DKl'ARTrKE A.M Ml pts louth of f:\vood nehulj: Southern and Western states, 7-">S. All p'>t> Xorth;.Ma?s.. Southern and Wpstern states. Relgton, 'eterboro.and nortl of Elmwood va. Hllsboro All ponts south and north exoeptl' tetween. \ntrn and Cofrd. and Antrn and.taftrey Hllsboro, X. H.. M.ssaehusetts. Western and Southern staten. > M. 2..>S..\11 pont? ^'t f Kmwood. Western am S^utlern Slates 3.:W Hllsboro. all pont^; nortl of Cnneordj Mass., Southern and We-;ter states. 8J?'2. Henctton. all pont,* north of Elmwood: Mass.. Southern ak.' Western states..^kkl \ A., A.M. '.M. 8.28, 10,40, 11, Tcs-xy and Tlursflny pvenncs tle offce wll close lfteen nnutes.ftcr th e arrval of the last rnal. T.eander Patt'-r^son. 'ostnnste Collector's Sale of Non- Resdent Lands.STATK. OK NKW l.\mrsnhk l.lsuokorfh S.S Xotce s lercby (jvcn tlmt so much of thc follownc rc-vl estate n tle town of Antrm, n sad county, belonsjns to per- Rons not readent n saul town,,s wll pay thc follownr twcea assessed upon each tract reapectvoly for the year 191.3, wth ncdent-m charrcs. wll bo sold at aucton at Selectmen's Hoom, n sad Antrm, on the seventh day of March next, Bt three o'clock n thc afternoon; unless prevented by prevous payment. Owner's name and descrpton Val'n Taxes. M. Brooka Lovoren farm, 140a $2000 $72.00 "W. T. Wolley Houae Clnton at December 20tl, E. W. BAKER, Collector Q O CO C o!e tn U. o The Fashon Shop The Fashon Shop The Fashon Shop ^ Anne T.VcCaffrey 1^11^ P ^ chfrfctl ^Vr^l^ 49 HanOVef St» Anna M. Howe AUV. 1 a^lllu k^llup Opposte The A«dtort«n MD WNTER ONE HALF PRCE SALE Coats, Suts, Opwns, Slk Pettcoats, Rancoats, Dfferent because we offer New Coats at Regular Mark-Down Prces Coats-Fresh From the Hands of the Talors n al Regular ^zes for Women and Msses n Styles and Materals Already Approved Coats Do not confuse ths event wth the usual ' Clearance Sale." Every gafment s absolutely new, manufactured and delvered at The Fashon Shop wthn sx weeks. Late Buyng has enabled us to quote prces that wquld have been mpossble under ordnary condtons. Our beautful selecton of Coats wth tbree mooths at least of wnter ahead must be dsposed of quckly at prces whch barely cover cost of materal. Suts Careful, economcal women should vst our Sut department ths comng week. We do not fear competton n Style, Qualty or Value. Our fortunate late purchase of the one of a-knd model wll be good style for at least two seasons. Rancoats t; the Double Tex>«re Rubberzed and the Pepper-and-Salt Tweed n all szes. Separate Skrts The woman or grl plannng wearng fancy wasts wll be nterested Ln our gracefully, draped and vogsh Ter Skrts n all leadng colors and wll fnd them an absolute necessty ths conng sprng at prces that wll surprse the most economcal. Dresses We wll specalze on Serge, Matelasse and Canton Crepes n all the wanted colors. Many trmmed wth the lace and fur combnaton and all carryng characterstcs of early sprng showngs.' Sll Pettcoats _ Wa secured the entre output of one of the ^. 4eadng manufacturers of Slk Pettcoats at s.tty cents on the dollar. To make room A^ %0 The Fashon Shop The Fashon Shop The Fashon Shop Antrm Locals FOR SALE Kmb.ll Slegb. n frst class condlou. Apply lo Marto Haefel, AntnLJ, A full lne of Wnter Underwear and Hosery, for tnen, chldren, at W, E. Crana's. wonen and Harold rarhan and wle have been entertanng Mrs. Farnham's ster.s. Moses K-th and Lao Smons, of Xew York, for a lew davs. Jt. few of our young people made up a sleghnz parly on Montay nght last for a re to Haneock. A very nce evenaj's edjoyment wa» the re Antrm Locals Akn Brown.'lpped on the ce acd fel Monday of ths week and brnke lls arm ; the accdent occurred at hs home at west of Gregg lake He s reported as gettng along comfortably. The ofroers of the P^ph.-aa-West'on Post, G. A. R. «s publshed n these column* when elected, wete nstalled nt.. ber respectve otc's on Frday evenug last, at G A. R. hall. A pleasant evenng was passed. EAST ANTRM HSURANGE Made doubly sure wth the "Baker Fre Extngusher," and nsurance n our Agency, establshed June 1,1872 E.ff.BAKEE, Apm. Alrn, N. H. sult. East school commenced nn.monday Ax own hll ths evenns; the weeljlv pc ure show wll be resumed. A wth a decre.tsfd attendance." Why. cu't we have more sclaol n the out full lst of the sttraeons appeals n -de dstrcu when tlc woatter and dsp'ay of Dreamad Thastre, To and From Antrra travclnu are cood, and less when on last page of tl? ssue. Kalroad Staton. 1 z-,-rc wchthc: nd sn w bank* arrve'. Tl- week Salurday cvmn^' thf VVe SC Dol '.l.e "rv ones who thnk Trans leave Antrm Depot as fo Al'jonfnn A C. w;:l v 'olhy tlts way lows : k. S.. AcHfl?ny here a bsv-'t!u'l The Rural.Ma; Cjner French was' Colby aggregaton are very fastj lad oft wth Uo crppe last week : -.' players, and tl< promfcs lo l.e the hs -hsltule. Mrs. French, was on ) ' best game whch wll be played here, the job. p. M. ths wnter.^ Sec posters.,3.1."^ 3.47 A. D. Wh'e tv; Son are cuttng ce',3.= FOR SA.K Noe upholstered Sle?h at Campbell Ond : l «of nferor, Sunday: 6 33 a.m.; 4,'22,-4.46, hut ltlle used Apply lo E W. qalty ths year. 8...T p.m. Haker, Antrm. adv Mr.. Appleton's freods arc sorry Stage leaves Express OfRce 1.5 mnotes earler than departure of trans. k party of sseven o( our men went to earc of her sckness wlh her son's j Stage w'l c-ll for passengers l to Hllsboro last V^edncsday nght to famly al the vllage. word s lefl at the Express Offce t wtness the conftrrng of the Mster Mason depree hy Harmony lodge. 1 Malle French has heea nnder the Crf.m's More. doctor's carft the past week wth j Passengers for thc early mornng A publc nstallaton wll he held on trao should leave word at Cram's the bronchts ; s mprovng at ths wrt-1 Wednesday evenng,.jan. 21. when a nght before. nmher from Antrm are expected to g- atteod Mrs. Lucy Swett has closed hor. house for tbe wnter; she s now RHEUMATSM G. N. Hullett Says keepng house for Mr. Dckey and Ths nerve.rackb d>ev>e a caused frm son at ther farm, mpure bloodaud urc acd poson. External f yon want yoar. Wagons Fanted, ajtlctonsboraettnesgve temporary relef but won't cure; tho sure way to secure BKSO THEM N NOW. Later ou The Reporter one year $1.00 permanent results.s to thoroughly erdcatc we wll be busy on nsde bonse work, from the blood all the mpurtes. Notlng on earth wll drve out tho posons frotn paperbangng, etc. We bave a fne Specal Notce your system, keep the bowels, kdneys and stock of Wall Paptr on hand from 6c Uver n good condton a» SEVEN BARKS, tha up. Moaldngs and Bnders to match. Team Work of all knds promptly wonderful remedy that has proved tsgreat merta the past 42 years. Also 30 books of samplea to sbow and eatafaclonly done. SEVEN BAKKS can bo had of all dmrft'^a. at."ll cents per bottle. Gve t a Rood tral you. You can get prompt attentoa D. WAL.ACB COOLEY. an.l watch your rhetmatsm dsappear. by beng early. ady. Antrm, N. H. LYMAN BKOWN, C8 Murrty St, N York, N.Y. Among Hundred* of people to w'hom we have sold Rexall 1 n! CD: 11 s» Cherry Bark o 3-1 (D. n so CO O 3 CD 3* O Cough Syrup Wth a.money Hack (narantee. Not One las lee D.'ssatsfed. sn't tlat 'roof Knougl '' Prces are 25c^ 50c, and $1.00. E. M. LAN^ Tha ^emasm Star* J

6 Zhc Hntvn Reporter ll'lth.shkl) EVKltV \VKUN'E.S1;AY AlfTKK 4ab«cr>t.)U 'rce.!>.o ju'r ven.\(lvulllmu^ Ktu-> on Applcaton. WKUSTEl ELDREDGE, 'unlsaek AND Pno'Uta-oa. BfKK El.lKEKK..\.-<Sl»TA3«T NoccTk ol C.mcerts. Ucucs, Emcranmcat. cc, to whch an a<muo ce charged, or lom whch a tea*,. letved. uuk be pal lor t. alve[t.euenl> by lhe lne. Ct ol rjks are nsened at 50c. each. Resolutons ol ordnary length $.eo ed at the Hosl-ofTce at Antm, N. H.. as»econd-cla»» matter. WEDNESDAY, JAN, U, 1914 Lonk! lhauoctclevlooe Prase Lyda E. Pnkham's Vegetable Compouad Women from the Atlantc to the Pacfc, from all sectons x>f ths great country, no cty so large, no vllage so small but that some woman has wrtten words of thanks for ealth restored bv Lvda E, Pnkham's Vegetable Compound. No woman who s sufferng from the lls pecular to her sex should rest untl she has gven ths famous remedy 2. tral. s t not reasonable to beleve that what t dd for these women t wll do for any sck woman? Wonderful Case of Mrs. Stephenson, on the Pacfc Coast. NDEPE>T)ENCE, OREGOK. " -was sck wth what four doctors «alled Nervous Prostraton, Tra.? treated bv them for several years, -would be better fgr a whle then back n the old way agan. had -palptaton of tbe heart very bad, fantng spelb, and ^ as so nervous Tthat a spoon droppng to the floor -n-oultl nearly; kll me, could not 3ft the lghtest v\-eght -nthout makng me sck; n fact was about as sck and mserable as a person could be. sa^w your medcnes ad- -vertsed and hougjjt would try them, and am so thankful dd for hey helped me at once. took about a dozen bottles of Lyda E. ^kham's Yegetable Compound and also used the Sanatve "Wash. vsrce then have used tle\ whenever felt sck. Your remedes 3lTe the only doctor er.k.., Ycu are at lberty to publsh ths leter." Mrs. W. STEPHEXSON, ndependence. Oregon. A Grateful Atlantc Coast Woman. TToxDOX, ME. " feel t a duty ewe to all sufferng women to tell what Lyda E. Pnkham's \'egetable Compound dd for me. One. year aro found myself a terrble sufferer. had pans n both sdes' and such a s.rcncss could scarcely straghten up at tmes. Mj back ached, had no appette and ln-as so nervous could not sleep, then vould be so tred mommgs that could scarcely get around. t seemed almost mpossble to move or do a bt of work and thought never -would be any better mtl submtted to an operaton. onmer.crl t.-.ldng L.yda E. Rnkham's Vegetable Compound and so. ; felt lke a new woman. had no pans, slept -vell, had good appet;.. a::d v,-::s f.-.t nnd could do almost all my o^^'n work for a famly of four. shall always foel tbat owe my good health to your medehe." lrs. HAYWARD SOW-ERS, Hodgdon, Mane. For 00 yoars Lyda E. PnUh.m's "Vegetable Oompound las been the standard remedyforfe- 2aale lls. N'o one sck wth woman's alments does ju.stce to herself f she does not try ths famous medcne made from roots and herbs. t Jas restored so many sufferng women to health. e^e^wrte to LTDA E.PVKH.VM MEDCNE CO. H^F.(CONFDEXTAL) LYXX, -MASS., for advce. "Your rtter wll l)c opened, read and answered by a wo:n:^n and held n strct condence. No fres to buld - Rs a genune ROUND OAK STOVB. George W. Hunt, ANTBM, T. H. HTTHEWRONGMAN How the Makng of a Black Eye Brought Happness to Two. By JAMES HALL. Collns va.e n a very uncomfortable frame of mnd as he journeyed dc^ntown n the Subway. He had been unemployed for nearly two months and was fast approachng the end of hs resources when he answered the promsng advertsement n the newspaper. An nvtaton to call was lhe response, and Collns was almost certan that hs applcaton would be "turned down." The reason for ths pessmstc concluson was that botb the advertsement and the letter especally stated that the advertser wanted a "cleancut" man. Collns dd not know what a clean-cut man was, but he bad always assocated the phrase n hs mnd wth the mental pcture of one of those talorng advertsements that appear so lavshly n the perodcal press, wheren a youth of arstocratc bearng and classcal buld s sbown, cane n hand, dressed n clotbes that have evdently been moulded to hs flgrure. Collns was decdedly not a clotheshorse type. Hs har was curly, where t should have been straght, hs nose was a lttle retrousse, and hs shoulders sloped a lttle, as all muscular shoulders do, and were wholly nnocent of paddng. Decdedly Collns was not "clean-cut" n the fashon-plate sense. "Won't You Aceept My Humble Apologes?" sblty too, no doubt, for there \'as a quot selt-.confdence n her manner whch made her, qute unconscously, a personalty among the nondescrpt hum.tnty that crowded the car. Her ha;- was lght brown, and her eyes, ('ov.ns perceved, when sl-.e lfted tl-.rn fcr a montr'nt n hs drecton, wore hs f.-vcrt; cdlor at loast. at tbat monent blue-?ray. On cn.^. sde of hor sat a swarthy, mc.tf.-vl.sncod ndvdtal, a coranon Subway type. Ot the otler sat a p-jfty.raced gentleman, readng h nov,:.paper. folllns took all ths la b'.;:.s mnd was bu?y wth the prospt.-tvo ntervr-,v. and tho thoush drove away the arrn-.vs of tl-.e bus;' ltte p.'fl..mson was ;!e hr.td of ar. n-.j-rr.'.r.t c-'oraton. and the whole of ror;:',s' f\;'.:r" hr ted-upon.mlson"! defnton o." a "clean-out" mnn. Col lns had totally forgotten the srl b) the tme the tran stopped at Hrooklyr brdge. Suddony hs attenton was drawt to her by hearng her excl.m n a low, well-modulated voce, but expres sve of ntense scorn; " V^'ll you kndly stop pressng mj arm, sr?" Hs nerves were already tnglng Ths slght ncdent completely upsot hs equlbrum. He saw the puffy faced man. who ha< begun to loot exceedngly uncomfortable, apparentl] attemptng to conceal hmself bebnd hts newspaper. OB the other sde ot the glrl the mean-faced ndvdual wa snckerng, evdently at her ndlgna> tlon. t WAS just a common Subwaj ncdent: the puffy-faced man was evl. dently one Ot those despcable creatures who m&k«a practce of molestng women. Collns leaped forward and dragged the puffy-faced man from MB so.nt. Holdno- h'tn.bv the collar (Contnued on page lz.] Tbe car was crowded and Collns was hangng to a strap. He fell to watchng the face of a glrl who was seated opposte. t was one of those sweet, composed faces whch are so rarely seen n ctes, and whch, when 6«cn. mpress themselves for a long tme upon the mnd of the beholder. She mght be a stenographer, Collns thought, gong to her work n the downtown secuon. A grl ot responflor Drr Gls Coam HLLSBORO, N. H. The Satsfactory Cash Store s not Gong to Have a January Mark-up-and-down Sale We do not wsh to sro on record wjt ths class. We agree wth the wrter who says that stn artcle s cfly worth what t wll sell for. "prevous prce marks count for nothng as regards value of the-artcle" our several lnes are complete prces and noods are guaranteed. The economcal methods we use warrant us n frayng f you can equal or better our values on any tem we sell you, please let us Mow about t by returnng the goods and havng money refunded. We want your cash busness and espect to protect you. Under the new law we wll be careful to close promptly at 6 p. m., e.\cept Tuesday and Saturday. 'lease shop tarly and oblge other stores: THE LADES' DRY GOODS EXCHANGE, Keene, N, H. E. A. PALMER'S 25c STORE, Ftchburg, Mass. E. A. PALMER, Prop'r FOR YOUR NEXT JOB OF PRNTNG GVE THE REPORTER OFFCE THE CHANCE TO DO T N A NEAT AND SATSFACTORY MANNER AUCTON Blls, Dance Posters, and Poster Prntng of every knd and sze at rght prces at ths offce. We delver them at short notce, clearly prnted, tree from errors, and delver hem express pad. Notce of every Ball or Aucton nserted n ths paper free of charge, and many tmes the notce alone.s. worth more than the cost ofthe blls.» Mal or Telephone Orders receve our prompt attenton Send your orders to The Reporter Offce, ANTRM, N. H. W--.V_ \ -. ' -Jx^''^uSX'xJ^ ' >;

7 ',SJSt7f:.' ')^-7 \ *---'-'^- Lta fufesxtts, j-.r t^ Local and Personal Menton ^ Custom Sawng! "We shall be pleased to saw logs, shdeles, and plane and match sucb ttnbcr as you bave; dmenson' nm ber f desred. THAYER'S MLL, Gregg Lake Road, Antrm, N. H. Mrs, George Hunt has been atteodog a D. A. R. conventon n Boston. Albert T. Sloan, of La Turque, Que., s at the Bass Farm for a few days. The aooual meetns; of tbe Aotrm Poultry Assocaton was he'd oo Monday evenng. Mss Rae Thaver has returned to Wood for Sale have for sale all kods of wood n all kods of tbape 4ft. hard wood, 85 rord ; 4ft s.ft wood, 82.O cord ; bard wood sawel for stove, 86 eord ; sawed and splt Delvered anywhere n Antrm vllage. Terms, C. 0. D. H. W ELLOTT Tel Antm, N. H. A dejrable lne of Dry and Faocy Goods, at popular prces, always n stock at W. E. Cram's, The drectors of the Antrm Board of Trade hpld a me.jlqg Mondsy evenng at the bome of Prank E. Bass, prfsdeot. For Sale 4 ft. wood, partly dry. her dutes as nurse at the General j ^4 50 and a cord, delvered, hosptal n Lowell, Mass. 'for casb. Apply to Leon J, Cutter, Mre. Danel McClure bas been the A.ntrm. guest of her son, Cyrus J. MtClure Tbe Algonqun A, C. overwhelm- and wfe, at Peterboro Ugly defeated tbe Hllsboro A. C Mackanaw Coats Sheep lned Ree-'{,^^3 j,<atuday eveonp at basket ball, fers, and Fur lned Overcoats just,,e score beos 52 to 10. The game rght for tbs cold weather, at W. E,,^jj, Antrms from the start. Cram's. Mrs Katherne Templeton and daughter, Mrs. Hatle Mjers. have been vstng relatves n Sprngfeld and Bolyoke, Mas<. Women's and Msses' Cotton Underwexr. and a nce lne of House Dresses, wll arrve ths week at W. E. Cram's. We have just receved nformaton thst tbe Herrck Seed Co., of Roches ter, N Y., wnnts lady or gentlemen representa^es n ths secton to sell all knds of Roses, Shrubs, Trees aud Seed? They nform us that wthout prev'xs experence t s possble to male good wages every week. Any one out of eroployroent wrte them. Antrm Poultry Show (Contnued rom 1st page) The annual servces of the Wet-k of Prayer closed Sunday nght wth a Mrs. P. D. Jameson For frost btten enrs, fngers a4 onon servce at tbe Baptst dnrrh toes; chapped hands and lpa. chlblans, cold sores, red and rough Pa.'SL'd on from ths lfe to one where Rev. F. Albert Arbuckle was tbe there s uo sucfernj; on Monday preacher. skns, tbere s nothng to equal Bucklen's Arnca.Salve. Stops the pan mornns?, Kt her home the Woodburv News reaehed hne thp psst week nf ho- cot.er Man and Summer the death of Alfred A R.llQS, n<;d at once and heals quckly n e»ey streets, at the asje of 56 years, after a home there should be a hos handy sll 93 years He ws n natve of thsj Ur ll,ess cmsed bv cancer, durne the lme. Best remedy for all sko towo acd was rne of tte oldest Cvl, wleh llness she bas been a great dseases, tchng eczema, tetter, ples, war velerens n the comty. sufferer, though through t all sbe has etc. '250. All drusasts or by mal. Samuel S Sawyer, real esl9tp bet n ncst patent. H.E. BukUn & Co., Phladelpha agent, who bas done much of th," The knd care snd lovng ateotoo or Sl. Lous. sort of bumcess n the psst few years, of husbard and sser. Mrs. Hertage, wth bs wfe, are spendng a few have done much to make ber llness Notce to Dog Owners weeks n Boston, wberp he s lookng as comtortable as possble, and ber -after several prospectve customers Dog T»xes are Due and must be parsng away s a bard blow to the for propertes n Antrm and vcnty famlv, who have the sympathy of all pad AT ONCE! Anyone who deses 10 l^t ther ^rop MouKs E. N.\.Y, Town Clerk n ther aff cton. erty wth bm for sale can ahdre^s Funeral servces wll be held on Mr Sawyer at 836 Old South Buld- Thursday afernoon, at 1 30 from her sg, Boston, Mass., wlb ChamDerlan & Burnham, lve real estate j dealers. The cost of fuel s mmense. You saw a nal, and then Cole fles most saws for ffteen oen's, And lttle ones for ten. late home. CASTORA For nfants and Chldren. n)8 Knd You Have Aways Bougt?7^^W Bears tle Sgnatureof The Charles S Abbott cup was won by Kugene H Woodward A bot contest was waned for the Plymouth Rock cup. Ths handsome trophy was offered by local breeders and was to be won twce before beconng the property of the wnner. Arche N Nay won t last year, and also ths year, and the cup s now h)* property Local breeders of the S C Rhode sland Reds offered a cup for that varety, and t was won ths year by U H Weeks Georse 8 Proctor won a cup fobest dsplay. Ths s a three year cup, and be has now wou t, twce n successon The SC Rhode sland Reds were ^he banner class at ths year's show. The Assocaton oftered s.n handsome specal rbbo s for hghest scorng brds and ths varety carred ol dach one. The wnners were 0 H Weeks and E H Woodward Ten dollars n (rold for the e.\hbtor showng the best sx brds n the show was won by O H Weeks; lve dollara n gold for the second best sx was won by K H Woodw.rd n addton to cup? and merchandse przes, the Assocaton for the trst tme gave cash przes for each lr^t and second prze brds. Ths appeared to be the most attractve plan yet tred. The annual meetng of the As socaton sbould have been held Monday evenng, but was necessarly adjourned to Monday evenog next, at Selectmen's room, at 8 o'clcck. when t s hoped a large attendance wll be present. The reports for the year wll be gven and all the necessary busness wll be transrtcted. Frost Btes and Chapped Hands Chldren Ory FOR FLETCHER'S CASTO RA Mother Oray's Sweet Powders for Chldren Releve Fevershnes^s. Bad Stomach, Teethng Dsorders, move and resu- U e the hnwels and are a pleasant lenvfdy for Worms. U-cd hy aolhers tor 24 years. Th(-y never fal. Al all.r'.eg«s. 2.'>e.SHmple Free. Adress, Allen S. O^msleHd, LeRoy N. Y. ftdv. Your Satsfacton s Our Success." Week End Specal Fresh Oregon Chnook Salmon Regular 20 cent Can. These are Flat Cans of Steak Salmon, and are Specal at 16c Thursday, Frday and Saturday ^ We are exclusve agents n Antrm for: Whte Sponge Flnur, Sunshne Hscut Goods, Hanover Crackers, Harrngton lall Coffee whch s Bakerzed Steel cut, Devoe Rubberset Pant Brushes, THE WOODBURY STORE Tel Adjourned Annl Meetng of the Antrm Poultry Assocaton MONDAY, JAN. 19, n the Selectmen's Room, at 8 o'clock Call and See Our Lne of Wnter Footwear 77 DAYS m f JanV 14 to Aprl 1 of Wnter Veather COMMONWtftL HOE nc, ST^^/E ^O''USE Boston, Mass. Storer K. Cr.fts, Gen, Mpr, When you wll need warm Underwear, (loves, -Mtten.s^ Caps, Flannel Shrts. Felt r>oots..eegns, Sheep Skn Sacks, Heavy Rubbers, Arctcs, etc. We have a very complete lne of these goods. Come today and prepare for the other 76 days GOODWN, The Shoeman Qoodell Block, Antrm. Offtrs room «h hot an< cm water fr $1.00 day and up. whch rcl<e«free ute o! publc shower balht. Nothng to Equal Ths n New England Keomwtl prvate blhs $1.50 per day and up: sutes ol l»o room and balh $4.80 pet day atd up. AB-SOX-UTELV FREPROOF STCTLY a TKHfHAWcm UOTKL SKKD ron»ookl.«t MRS. MTH MDZZKT, Jt TeacHer of Pano j» ANTBH, N. H. ret Brown's Shoe Store, Hllsboro

8 /<."^-. \ «N-', - - > '%>V><^»X'!"V.-<V',.N^.>-^-^-vXNN-^XX^>^>^?.^5S^^S^^^^^J^"^'* CASTORA.v^\<.V^ HT T ((Contnued from Pape -J) The Knd Toa Have Always Bought* and whch has been, n use for over SO years* has bome the sgnature off and has beennade under hs pec^ 1^^^^-^^^. sonal supervson snce ts nfancy* j^/-eceecata AUow no one to deceve you n thl8» All Counterfets, mtatons and " Jn.st-as-good" are ba6 Experments that trfle wth and endangrer the health <S nfuts and Qldren Experence aganst Experment* What s CASTORA (Jastora s a harmless substtute for Castor Ol» Pace> Sorc, Drops and Soothng Syrups. t s Pleasant. t eontans netber Opum, Morphne nor other Narcote substance. ts age s ts guarantee. t destroys Worms and allays Fevershness. t cures Darrhoea and Wnd dolc t releves Teethng Troubles, cures Constpaton and Flatulency. t assmlates the Food, r^ulates the Stomach and Bowels, gvng healthy and natural sleep* The Chldren's Fanacea The Mother's Frend. CENUNE CASTORA ALWAYS Bears the Sgnature of Te Knd You Have Always Bought n Use For Over 30 Years. MC eomum eenmrf, tr BUUT rmcrr. tcw Tem errt. Toft Cstmrs' am '.v rt'! y tn 'tc-nd tu the \\«l-- f ; mv '^rers: ever> tln.' n t,^ u^ ot Antc! - 1^.! lk. rmltry, W'!: : \ ll" ' r,' ;.-k a now t.' -l.-- VT'. '['l'k (111 call. ' ^,.;.- 1 'Vy lu:.-l.. ^ ; rrl tus ;:;.. >'..!. MAX SREAL. Hennker, N. H.^ MPERAL GRANUM FOOD for the NURSNG MOTHER ncreases the qn'.ly and (.ualty of her r.k and gves strcnftlh to bear the tran of nursng. FOR TKE BABY mperal Crantm s the ood th.t gves hard frm fl'-.sh, jrood bone pnd rch red blootl. Send jor FREF. sample and 44 pp. hool', ' Tr.c Care oj Bahe.^. " JOm CARLE SONS. Csk D. l.>3w»t.rs!., N.Y. Ctj Raf Dell vk- < \» "V+abcs «J*d a Cute yjlk^:-.j^-,: '" ' z *>. -urz WBttemore's 11 Shoe Polshes rnesr QUALTY LARCEST VARETY ^CTT EOCE" 'h- nn'v ndpj'uhor (lr<-«.ltc thnt ^o«l.!v..,1-n. on. B» kn Brl -.l:«;.-.!.. ' «>dclldren- :. and phv-., thlaes wthonl nb-»bh,8v. TREVCH «10SS."'T. "ST*R"comlnmton l^rfnngatd ^Udalnafll tou'.f n2«>ctort<n (»hoc?, loc- T)AHtDV"2*','.'-''C. "pttck WHTE" (n lqnm form wlh «poc<>)qnlfl<- ^dtjnt AQ.l H'hlens drty c.antas lo,*.. uc.,t v.'^^. "*,80- dfns tn HMtens BCCK. KBTK. tced^ nnd CANVAS SHOES. n rnmd whtr rn;<-«packcd n 7,nc vt-s ^'l uponcp, loc. n hand* Aonx-, lafc Klnmnum bot<>», wh uponjrf. 0.'<. ^eynnr,tr.lrr.tnr. n-m kern th. krk TOU...nf...JHOH t/»eprea n -'^nr* t,'t n;;,,,.. fnrkasrr. rluk*.. tmtl ^ WHTTEMORE BROS. A CO., ^ #0.2S Alba1> <««> «<, e*mbhdo«, MMS. s_ V, ^TJt Olletl and rmesl Matvarturert af (\^ Shoe PoU.les l. tlu ;;..J, RHEUMATO SUFFEKERS SHOULO USE 5 DROPS aamput The Best Retnedy Fdr all fortts of Rheumatsm nh>ltops" FREC ON RCQUEST Swanson Rheumatc Cure COM aae-xae w. L*k* st CHCAQO Church and Lodge Drector) r,':-tj\'.,'.-::.n c!!, :]. S;r.(l;y!;(^r:.:cr :-f". V ',. ' (. >> M K-'-.y!u'<-;^'.- T:-.-.l.! T;r,''>.!\-.,.V(*[ljnr>..". 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TO CONSUMPTVES j Kw.m.\. Wl.t's rpuntnn nx!y nns.l!o?c :t U;..l;.'tl ff.m h, : rc.tl f'tml..s tn- >'v-rr;n lcnpj.'or ( nsn.ton,,\st!m:, lrnndlth. J Cat-rrh.!.;» (,r c. ('.ut-l~, (..l-. anc ll.nr and Tr:t M;Ua(l's. Th)s:nds >{ people,s;y llcy llvp > pn relcvrd l>y t. Tloso wln l,ve nsod t wll l,vo no )th^r and rccommond t to ther follow ufferers. t las rred m.-nv after thev were gvet jp as nenble by tler physcans. Tbs leme.ly has been n use for over 18 years, and yonr lr8f;sl ean procure!t wth full drecton and advce from the leadnp Wholesale DnRcnts. or from mc drect For full palclars. testmonals, ot«.. address C. A..\lJl()TT. Sole.Acent.. 30 Ann.Stroot. Ncw York C:ty. N". T Sold by,1. W. lobbs. N orth Hampton S. U. Trce $3.00 per box. WHQ one XMA ne aevereu a ccau uppercut wl the free fst, and had thc s.tsfacton of landng squarely upon the pufty-faced man's optc. nstantly the car was n an uproar, Collns found hmself the center of a mass ot StruggUng humanty. A man wus chppng htm on the shoulder and shoutng approvngly. "Well done, Snce 1847, the year Rogers Bros, orgmated electro-slver young fello^o'!" he exclamed. "That's platng,slverware bearng the trade mark "]M! ROGERS BROS." the \^ ay we Southerners would do. has been renowned for qualty, wearablty and beauty. Gve hm wbat he deserves!" Others were stranng to get at the poffyfaced man, who, prone on the floor, was endeavorng, to sheld hmself; 1847 ROGERS 6R0S.T^P!E from a ran of kcks and blows. Collns worked hmself Tree and stamped on forks, spoons and fancy ser%'ng peces s a tred to help the glrl through tbe guarantee of heavest platng, perfect workmanshp and throng. He reacffed her and oe^red exquste desgn, assurng long and satsfyng servce; Any her hs arm. She decuned t ndgnantly, and Collns, crestfallen, fol artcle of slverware marked "J847 ROGERS BROS." may be lowed her'to the car door, where he selec.ted wthout further nvestgaton. was at once sezed by a gray-coated Sold by leadng dealers everywhere. Send for catalogue Subway guard. " C-L " showng all patterns. "Hold hm!" yelled the puffy-faced ERDEN BHTAHNA CO., Marldsn, Ceoa. man. who, hatl^ss and coatless, now (DtcmaUonU SUver Co. Sneceuor.) appeared on tbe, scene. Even then Collns notced wth satsfacton that hs eye was nearly closed and surrounded by a wdenng crcle of black. shadng oft nto a medley ot crmson, magenta, and maroon. "That's the NORTH BRANCH NEW THE fellow that assaulted and tred to rob me." ' The ce gatherers are bus; gettng Collns saw the grl stop suddenly, ce 15 nch goods. hestate, and then return apulsvely toward hm. She lad her hand upon Mr. Pope has been unwell of late, hs arm. but s now mprovg a lttle. "No, t s a mstake," she sad. "Ths gentleman tred to protect me aganst a roopon.mp fello^w who ^ as nsultng me, only only " Her lps '\vere tremblng and she was evdently overcome by her emoton. Collns looked up, wretched to thnk that he should have been the cause of brngng tea^s to her eyes. Then, to hs amazement, he saw that t was mrth, not fear, that agtated her. "Onl>' he stnck the wrong man," she sad. "Ths gentleman A'as perfectly nnocent." * "nnocent!" snorted the pufty-faced man. " should say, tb.:t.m nnocent. am a famly'nr..!. and can't go home wth a black oyo. Besdes, 'm a churchwarden, and there's nothng n my lfe have to conceal. My name s Robert B. Allson, presdent of the Western Manufacturng company, and the lttlo nfluence that have shall uso to see that ths young blackguard gets the punshment he deser'es." Collns v.-as thunderstruck at ths pece 01' nformaton. Surely fate had deat vt>ry h.rdly wth hm. The puffyfaced r.m, who had now adjusted hs coat and hut, dd not look much lke a proerpctve employer. ".Mr..Mlson," he sad mpulsvely, " don't care for myself, but f you are a c.-ntlrmnn you wll let me get ths lady o'..t of ths crowd. Won't you accoj.t r.-.y h'jmble apologes? My name s ro'..r.o frnnk Collns, and was on my ^xay downtown to apply to you for a lofton. lose the poston; c u? c-x tho acre:-' <-' : n." "Y-.u arc- Mr..Mlson'" exclamed the L-r. ' V>'ly..-.n Craco Loons..'nd wns o: my w,y to your offce n an.sw.-r n your ett'r t^ call concernnjr n ;rv.-e sccreraryshp." Thfrv was-an <^%vfu! slence. Collns (!, :: r not look up. Tle crowd v;s n-.( ;; :-,?.w.y; the three stood tv. rr-, ; ;v'. for even the guard, soe.j ;'... f.rn nmtters woro tkng. h.d w;..--'y pono about h? bsn.'ss. Sud- <'.' :: '. ro;r burst fron.\l;^-on's lps. ;oo(l.,rd. tlat'^ one on nxe'." ho. sad. " can't afford to have t get abo;!t tha: was mauled by one of rny :n-!;y^^s to punsh me for n.'sltnc r.;..--crrt.ty. lrsd's. need you br;;-. to cvo evdence to my wfe abo; r. y eye. Com,--- on down to my ol: ro and we'll adjust matters. Mr. ro';n.~. you.- frst oftlca! act wll bo to bv:y ^,> an cyr-p'.aster. "^'ou're a ck-an-^ut man. sr, and a clean uppercut man too '^'ou're both engaged." But somehow them was a lurkng double me.nnk n that last word that made Mss.ooms blush. (C.ryr:*;! t. r.ls, hv \v. C Clapman.) Mrs. S. C. Tal bas been ll for seme tme. > ( Mr. Barrett, who cut bs foot, s on duty Hgtc, wth a slght lcnp. Crombe s tendng tbe fre and keepng warn James Ford has a cod. Mrs. Srah Prescott s bavng. a cdld ; the olhr negbbora are 0 K. Mrs. Amorette Smonds s spendher two weeks' vacaton wth her mother. The nest lades' crcle, Feb. 5, wll meet wth Mm. Barrett and you dun't want tl mss t. We bear hev are fndng qute a ' quanty of Gpsy moths on the Buck place Wndsor; we unn show any ] qautty of Brown tals about here. Jdn Mcl;vane of East Washng- ton was H caller 'j llc vllage last Saturday '2- re;:rees below Z'ro al.<!.>: o'clock Tut'fdHy mornng Weak Kdneys often the Result of Overwork '"!,','!1 f :.';s.,,.' ^..^l( ho man. Prove What Swamp-Root Wll Do v!'.o>' f,(:;.-,r!.'ll.;\.!r,: up, " For You : havo our 1- ;!sfj'.ctlou.after 'm Rone Send Oc. to Dr. Klmer* Co.,BnKham. nohody wll over b" nbl' lo lnd a ton. X, 'y., for a sample bottle. t wll convnce anyone. You wll auo recoye. phofopraph showne me wth one a booklet of valuable nformaton, tellttl^ ftfer aganst my ohee'k as f wero all about thc kdneys and bladder. When tryn.t to thnk 1 looked thoughtful A Foolsh Queston. Av.-- the Hohbletons very promlnpnt n so.-'ly?" ('r')od gracous: how can you ask RKh a queston? Haven't you beard that Mr. Bobbleton madn over a quarter of a mllon out of hs patent com aalve last y.ear?" On sevor.l occasons 1 haye been un- ;.'b1(r tn w.k aud sultered severe pans n \ tle lnck. lne to my kdneys. callod on a l'u-tur of l!]>pn. Ws., ut receved no 'cvc,, 1 tred Dr. Knor's Swamp Rot whch ; nave me n^tn relef. wm then able j tn lesuue wmk, Swaupdoot s the ouy relef eu u'l^t frnn kdney d.sease whc am sulject to n the sprur of t!e year. 1 a: wtlnj ths testmnal tlrouttl my nwn free wll tbat sulterors nf kdu-y auu Madder dseases wll know ' nf tll- wnnr''nl merts of.swamp-root. rennneud ):-. Klnn-r's.-wamp-Koot ; wll evt 1 caa and ahv.ys have a bottle j nf Swanp-Ko't n uy luune. pnclasel Swaup-K >nt of Mr, < '.,7. j llrusde. )n;;st. of 2-.' Man Street. H pnr,. Ws. j Verv trulv vours. THO.'\.\s.1..YN'fn.! "rj.") N'ewly St,, Hpon, Ws. have j-ead tle above statement that Tlmas.1.,yn-h bought Dr. Klmer's Swaup-Koor at my store and made oath the above sta'euent s true n substance aud fact. K..1. Rurnsdc, Srlwcrhed and sworn to efnre me ths l.')tl day of X^vemlev. '.' 1. K..\. ruksroy. t--tter to Dr. Klmer & Co.. BnRhanTon, N. 'Y. on wrtng, be sure fo menton tho Antrm Reporter. KcRuar ffty-cent and ono dollar sze bottles for sale at all drug stores. Batteres For Sale! Can be had at "Central" offce, Antrm, N. H. Aprl, NOT SOLO UNDER ANY OTHER NAME. ^ SEWNC MACHNE OF QUALTY. WARRANTED FOR ALL TME. f you purchase tbe NESV HOME you wll have a lfe ns.«et nt tlc prce you ay, and wll not have an endless chan of repars. Qualty Consdered t s the Cheapest n the end to buy, '- f you want a sewns nnchnr, ^rrle for onrl.l'st c;tnlo?.- before yo'. purl'll:,.^^.. The few Hems Sewr.s f'aolp.e Co., Gran. J'ass. sustr^ats ' For man"? yea.''.-.".--,.-; t-oubled. n SpU- or' n.\n : :,' '..-'-u..jes 1 u<:-(l. At lastllc'-.'. '.,,;,.Hn le andcure n those n.u, 'y^: t^oough and really wondurfr,:" DR. &C[^O'8 NewLKsrs Adolpb Sffl.r-r.ck. ru;t;..-, X. Y. 25 CENTS PER jtt.r..-t '-L:. p-;;'.-n:-;'-.. ff».»«,»» -.- "-. -^, S. McClntock Lcensefl Ealer, Funeral Drector Pcrso.al attenton gven n all ca?es. Work Guaranteed HLLSBORO, X. H.. Cor. Central & Myrtle Streets Teleplone rr-t MONADNOCK Seeds, Plants & Shrubs. Relable Vegetable and Flower Seerfx, Omamenu Vocj, Shrub*ftn< Tree* for the lawn. Ctrrants, Raxp ^rrc*. Strawberres, Crapes, Asparagu* Roots, B«a Hng and GrenhouRC Plants, and n fact, nearly everr hne n the way of Shnbs, Plants an^ Seeds for tn* ^araen. A^ SenH for a Catalogue. Free for a postal. %($, We are always glad to answer enqures. Send ut a Ut of what you need for Sprng plantng and we w (ladly quote prces. Choce Cut Flowers aad rk>ral Besl(f are also» Specalty, L.P.BUTLER 4 CO,, KEENE, N. H. Monadnock Qreenhouses, DURABLE RUGS Made from Old Carpets. WE PAY THE FREGHT. VTrlte fnr farther pertcvltr, tews 3t>. CO., OapLR. W,lpea.Haaa. M. "'fc 7^ 'v >'j';:'""a "^.-^

9 4..-'. k-'. ;^f^..."^-^ Antrm Locals A LRE SPTFRE! Harry Drnkt: a n Moucbvtter oo j petl jury duty., Remember the Oal Polks' Ball a towo ^all ths week <'rday evenn^ MM Besse Krooks s te su<-st ol frends o Maden, Mas-*., ths wetk. But There Came a Fary Prnce Modest and Clean Mnded. By MARTHA M'CULLOCH LAMS. The next meetog of the MolUerb' "So, you won't have me! Who are "Are you sure?" Peggy veuured. Club wll he bed wth Ms Osuar H you WaUns for? There's no other touchlug the man's ru ll.altly. He 1 grl around but would say 'Yes, aud Bobl) on Tuesday afternoon, J m. 20. smk'd ar.d ncdled, h.f usou-ntly. thanky, too!'" young Magee sad angrly, crushng hs hat as he 8>oke. Peggy turned from hm. btng hjr lp. j Mrs. Rchardson, etnte prestljot ol the W. C. T. U, wll spesk. ou Peggy langhed. As she went blndly toward the- duor, "Oh! for a fary prnce, of course, a young man, somewhat hook-nohed ''Socal Forlty,"»od wll aho a^l«^ree^ Johnny. One wth spangles all over, nnd very red-lpped. csme from the ; a meetag n the evcjo^ at the Presbyteran church on "Wonjao's Re " know you've got a borse and buggy, then hurred up\to her, askng sauvely ' hm, and a coach and four," she sad. nner odce. st^arted at s.,-ht of her. ; mojey n the bank, aud the name of aj how be mght serve her. nsde of a form." good chace. Somehow, though, mnute he kuew everythng, and stood ; don't want you very stupd of me. lookng down and.lullng ns mustache An deal Wbmao's Laxatve dare say, but don't. thnk can thoughtfuly, but almost nstanuy tell you, though, who does want you brghtened, sayng she must follow.mr. 1 worst of all," as she saw hm put up Heddng: nothns easer: the boy Whn wants to lake salt-<. or l>;»st<r a protestng band: "Sally Job. and would letch a cab. and he hmself j ol, when hpre s nohug batter h»n she's such a dear! Go rght on and would gvt drectons. Mght he ven- Dr. Kng's New Lfe PUs for all ask her she's worth three of me. ture to meet Mss Lester? delghted ' And her Aunt Sarah wll leave her to serve a relatve of hs old frend bowe^ trouhles. Tbey act gently and money;'thnk how easy you'll get rch Heddng between sentences he had ' oaturaly on the stomach and lver wth tho money comng n on botb been hurryng Peggy out und away etroalate and regulate your howels, sdea." and at the last of them he was hud- dlng her nto a watng cab.! and tone up the entre system. Prce, "1 don't want any Sally Job." Magee raged. "She she's been after me suce Somethng happened then, just hew ; 2.5c At all dru(;!!st<«. H. K Backwe went to school tosethor " Peggy never understood. A plan-, len & Co, Phladelpha or St. Lous. "'3ut don't you thnk you'd better let faced young man, who har g!;nced at ; me, or some other body, say t, Johnny?' Peggy demanded, her eyes dan prvate oflce. somehow rose up from her pltynnly as she passed uto the j Year*End Sale cng. ' She lked Johnny n a way. despte hs colossal concet a concet gentleman away n somethng of pancr^-" the pavement and sent the rod-lpped J. B. Taker, of Hll.boro, 't now Somewhat excused by hs brngng fp, "He's not ft to speak to any decent ; cooduutng a clean-'jp year end s»le the pet and dol of three maden aunts. grl." the delverer explaned, as he ' " 'Tsu't a nce thng to say that of a took Peggy back to her place of wat- j of men".o sut- and nvecohts and a grlrl," she went on. "The faot that you ng. The delverer sad no more to ; large lot of furnshng noods for men do say t, and don't see that t sn't her. nstead there was a lvely buzz- acd boys. Tbe sale begn Jan. 10, nce, s one of'' the reasons 1 won't have you." for twr. week^, and some vory nce "t s, eh?" Magee sad almost chokng. " came here courtn' not to be bargaas were offered; thke alv.n tage of the sale beforo the lot*' are lectured on manners. Have your way. broken. For partculars read tbe though,.mss Peggy Lester, but mark what tell you some day you'll be posters. sorry for what you're don' now." "But not so sorry as f hadn't done Even that was not all. She knew Wonderul Coagh Remedy ll," Peggy Bung back at hm. She had the fary prnce was comng to see been a bt sorry for hm. Now she her n her own rural surroundngs was angry through and through. "f 1 before very long. She knew further Dr Kng's New D^covety s knowo thought there was a womap anywhere that he was as rch as he waaanodest everywhere as the remedy whch wll bg enough and rough enough to and clean-mnded, the sort of real \ thrash you wthn an nch of your lfe, fary prnce that every grl longs for. sorely stop a couah or cold. 1). P 'd pray that you mght get her. Un- Of course he came, and equally of Lawson of Kdton. Tenn. wrte>s: less tbe»e s such a one. hope you'll course, next year they were marred. "Dr. Kug's New Dscovty -t the de a bachelor." Johnny Magee was mghty upset that all thngs tumed out so well, untl he mott wondetlul cough, eo'd and throat "Peggy, what are you sayng?" Mrs. marred the fathful Sally Job then Lester demanded, stoppng stock stll and lung mdcne ever sold n my he thought of hs escape from Peggj! n the sttng-room, wth her tray store t CHu't he beat. t tells wlh as a mercful delverance. of cder and crullers. "You mustn't ont any trouble al all. l ueeds v.r. mnd her, Johnny." she went on. "You guarantee." Tbs s true, hpfase know she's a lttle sptflre. that don't False Alarm. mean what she says." Over the telephone a worred voce Dr Kna'a New Dscovery wll releve the moft ohr<nate of con\;b'' and.magee answered sulkly. "But, Mrs. hardware store n a west Kentucky "She does mean t ths tme." addressed the propretor of a snall colds. You.SK.U' keep ^^ bottle L ' Lester, 1 hope you won't let that keep town. j you from bpn' my freud." th' house dl nl tn's for al m;mbers j "Surely not." Mrs. Lester sad, setof be famly^: OUJ wnd All Drugpsts or by mkl. U. E. Buck len & Co., Pbladol^ha or St Lnus f You are a Trfle Senstve About the sze of jour shoes t's sonu satsfacton to know tbat many peo pe can wear shoes a sze smaller oy flbakua Allen's KoolEa-e nto lb(m Just lhe tbng frr dancng par-s. and for breakng n new»boes. Sot everywhere, '25c. Sample Kree. Addr(8s>, Allen S. Olmstead, Leroy, N y. "When Rubbers become Necessary And jour slmes pnch, Allen's Fool Ease, lhe Hn!Stplu powder to " sbtken n your shoes, s just th thng lo U'e Sold ev-fywhure, '2., Don't acepl auy suhslule FRKE samples addrts- Allen Olm«ed, LBROV, NY. For Your Job and Book Patronze the REPORTER Antrm. N. H. Prntng PRESS Km s. WL- tng down the tray, Johnny must be ', wrought up when he refused her <frul lers, to say nothng of the cder. She looked seve'rely at her daughter. Peggy j tossed her head. "'m a frend ofjohnny," she sad, wth a shadow of a smle. "He can't deny t 've been advsn' hm for hs own good." "Good-by! When 1 take your advse 'll let you know," sad Johnnj^ huffly, hs hand on the door. Mrs. Lester sank down, tremblng all over. You've done t now, Peggj." she j sad. "Old Mss Em, Magee wll ' never, never lend us the money to j pay that securty drt)t«of your fa- ther's our home wll have to go. ' 1 ".N'o. t won't," Peggy sad stoutly. j runnng to her!.»other as she sopke. \Ve won't ask Mss Em. nstead 'll j:o up la tho cty and see L'nclp John." "t wll bp no use he sart he'd Dfver 1H1 ) US agan when he made up the shortage n the treasurer's offce," Mrs. l.,<;ster sad dejectedly, "lut your poor pa wll koep gon' securty and havn' to pay every tme." "Now. now. mother! 'ton't fret nor po over t all," Peggy entreated. Tm bound to go to.'ncle John. 1 don't btlf'vp ho'll turn me away." Somebody olse tbought t would be hard work to turn Peggy away upon a loader mornn; two weeks later as she j sat n wat outrde her rch unclo's pnj vate oftcp. He was not a real uncle only a sort of stepbrother, although he had no patence wth her easy-gong husband. t was fve years snce he nad [ boen to the Lester farm thus Peggy. 1 grown up nto bloomng young woman- hood, was wholly strange to hm. She j had not sent n her name. All her brav- ery had deserted her as soon as she stepped nsde tbe glass doors. Her cheeks burned under the glances of the men at work there. And stll more at the looks she got from the other men. older ones, hurryng n and out Sbe meant to wat untl Uncle Joe appeared, then lay hold on blm and prefer her humble pettoo. Now she wshed desperately tbat sbe had nol come; t s a queston. ndeed, whether she would not have welcomed Johnny Magee and hs lo've-maktng aa delverance, could he have happened noon h*r thpp fln<l thara Tne mnutes went leadenly each one seemng an hour. Hresetly she ' heard twelve strokes of the clock, and saw men begn to straggle out. put- tng on great co.".ts as they went. A ' grnnng offce boy sad to her:! "f you an't got a date wth the! boss." noddng toward the nner offce.. "belter make one and come agan. ' See'?" Then she heard a clerk say to au nqurer over the lelephut?: ''Mr. Heddng s out; won't be back tll ; three o'clock." ng of telephones and some guarded j talk over wres. As a result of t, j Peggy was sent n charge of the off.ce ] boy up to her Uucle John's house. She : stayed there a week, and went heme, wth all the money she would take a deal more than she had thought ot askng for. # "Say," the speaker began, "1 come j n your place today and bought one of j them dollar alarm clocks, and you set her for me to go otf at fve o'clock n the mornn'. D'ye remember?" j "Yes." sad the hardware man, " ' remember." "\Voll." went on the other, "'ve jest found out that 1 don't have to gt up at fve o'clock n tho mornn'." "Glad to hear t," sad the hardware man, "but what do you want to do about t?" " want you," sad the customer, "to tell me how to unalarm ths clock." Saturday Evenng Post. Tne hottest weather Etory of tne senson comes from Wnfeld, Kan., an-l has to do wth the hatehng of eggs n a refrgerator at tho home of Mr and Mrs, O. F. Honel.. The local newspaper reclaros that Mr. Honelr on gong to the refrgerator an hour of two after puttng nto l two dozen eggs whrh hart just been delvered by the grocer was surprsed to fnd theren several rowny chckens tumblng ahout. They were removed to a basket and covere< wth a warm cloth and are now alve and dong well. Obvous. "The frst tme 1 ever saw hm knew wp would not be frends." "Why so?" "Well, to tell the truth, he was shak ng'hs flat at me." Lttle Thngs Count "Why have you qut gong wth Ferdnand' thought you sad he had all the many vrtues." '.'He has. But he ts sull wearng a straw hat" l Offll Mfflll 7 5 on SaSrf CtNTS A BOX We Furnsh Ef one gram De Wtlout Expense to You Knr T.', v'fs WP wll (lolver ly Parcel Post a (re of Keth's Hrle-t (^lu-st!<ne.v, Wll yonr ou tw >-lettt-r llllll. rju enl)s«,-l tl'cd. ;cl HV'1»JON to llatcl, all l..ly tetl wtl rl.k.11 antl heutflly boxed. ''le paper»< ;! -tnt Kle hy the Ketl Paj^nr Co. n ''' '' '! 1..'.!-! Ol.'.- :^-w repp tl>l ll followng vn'.tn.n: Whto. G-ay, Buf, Rose, Lavender. Blue or Green tnt..vry of tll'rollovvj: colo-rs of nk wllbe nsed: Lglt nr (lark ll, Jlnek. L:vcn.lor. Kod. Ormjre, or Maroon. Tle-tvl'o't-t-r;.'wl! l>" ether of the two shown ll' low. wth your own t«o-letl"r r.oojfra. Ths sjo.ur block Le^'-'^r Monogram Ths s our Scrpt Monogram Setu your order ly mal wtl prclmse prce onclo.sed and state el -arly; The two letters you wsh to use S-yle of letterng, (^ lock or scrpt) Color of paper, («*'e above for lne) Color of nk, (-ee l'ovo) Quanty, (75 cent lor each qure) ORDERS FLLED N FOUR DAYS f. on recept of.vour ord^r. yon do not apree wth ts that your prchasp.s dsctv,.-. hjrh jrrade, dty and lrtatfl. brng the mx to rs as reeeved and make yonr Cttnplut n person and we wll cheerfully refund the nuy.\ bos of ths statonery wll make a most!eeel...;o Chrstnas Rft to any young lady..vbsoutely satsfyng to hoth to recpent and to fhe grver, ''le ljrhest j^rade of stock, wor km ans h) a.l lu'.\ nn Besdes ths danty statonery for wonen, of whch we are now makng a specalty, we a!^o do all sorts of COMMERCAL & BUSNESS PK.NT- NG, rangng all the way from the smallest card to the largest book. When ll need st-e s.oreull ns np and we wll see yon. Telephone,.\l S-,' THE Antrm, REPORTER PB l^ublsher? t.f THE New Hampshre. WKL^ORTER Buv Your Bond AND BE SECURE Run Df acceptng personn se'nty lpm a jl. wht^ co")ornte se- / curty s vastly sp-ror ^ The por-;nnal.'curty DJMV he lan- (.;aly strn!; to ay ad nsolven. to-morrw ; or n' M;;V de. and.j, l> ("ate!<(!):.,f.,.,lr.y lstrb- X tel. n rty ('V(M",t. recovery a ' (lutat'.v ard nc'rtan. The Amerc " Srcx Comjany O Now ''orl<. onptnlzt'd Ml?'.'..500,000, s the strongest,'^rety (,:ompany ll oxjktencc. and tho onlv one- whosa so^e hnsnos!- o to frnsh Surty B'-nds. Apply to H. W. ELDREDGE, Agent, Antrm WANTED! wll buy Poultry, f thn rasers wll let me know wh'n they have any to 6(>11.. C. F. Butterfeld, Antrm, N. H. 60 YEARS' EXPEnENCE TRADE MARKS DCSGNS COPVROHTB Ac. AnTonKetatng a nvotrt and dwerlpllon m»r qnlcklt fuo^rtnln our opnon fre«whcltor aa ltcntlon u probkblr pnlouhlo, Cnnmnla,, urnhrletljmnldcnul. HANDBOOK cn 'MHta onl tee. OM'Sl nsner foroocannt pull l*tontj taken tnrotffh Munn ft Co. rre«lv% ffetat <st<e«, whoat ot^krea, ta tto Scentfc Jmercatt. A handmtnely ltatratod wwutr. lettrt-.t erm. mlaton of any aelcntltlr ]nn«l Tornt. t3 {oar: toar moutha, (L olvl by all rcwxluaar^ :o."'«"»«*"''new York "a t Bt.. VubocoB, a. O.