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Telegram-herald., 1888-11-23

The only TEN persnce Bitters known IL
stimulates tbs Brain and quiets the Nerves.
regulates tre BOWS and produces perfect
blood circulation. which Is sure 10 restore
perfect health.
GEO ". DAVIS OF 100 Bsronnest, New Or
les ~ La write- under cste Ma 26th ls>s. a.
70. 1Ds. 81 have be- IA soirg :, the Hot springs
Ak Tor ffIeeu ears lur ali itchlug nunor ~ ny
blood ] have just used thFer 10 tee ot Nlnetsr
Fitters and il a. done q ore good han the
SprinEs. Ii : the oss medicine mace
jos EPH J. IAaAN. IS No. % Ne,tst.. Sew
YORK says Have not been without Vinegar
Biuers Tor the past ~ eve year.. and conslcer IL
swhole medicine chest in our family.
A beautiful book free.
Address X n Mcdonald Drug Co.
532 WkstIBgten-st, New York.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-23

''Now. ny dear said a husband. irn-
patiently pulling on his coat. Il want TO
get down town right away. If you have
anything further To say or for mo To do,
youn have n make haste"
Come % think Of It, John. said his
wife. I have something more for you
70 do"
asFvplfS'
Il want yoa 10 leave the marble clock
~ the jewellers, two blocks down the
street, and be sure and call for 1t on Jour
Way home. New York sun
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-23
0yoIOOatS
Do THEY INTEREST YOUP

OUR ULSTERS. S.-We havnet space 10
begin to describe the assortment, but If
there is one garment deserving Of special
mention It's orr Zspe/sr DoAay User
Chinchilla, heavy, black red mixmrel
A Great Coat in every sense of the word
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-23
Gatcs to 3siis8 'ai Cntrl:irs

!. o. ne Ia PIERS & Co. de-
sires contractors AMI builders
20 call and examine their
Walter Patent Metal Roof
French lOOr Ties. red
pressed and Erameled b5ck
and Sidewalks Livingston
bl0cs. c0rsr Eas Fulton snd
Avlslon-sts.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-23
Our MARKET REPORTS.
Csstsilaas - Higs--rns cFsno
HzSizs azrksts

ses fsxk-
Nos z-H1ezt -Sl1ols % "a = slfpoft
4 = z1ar .s.lat. 81 = re4 .et,- lt'-f -
sL'et. iallarg . .oss ~. A-s s'--
Ca gss-e ',s1se a-sl-E. aaa o.s alHsa
80. - 80 as'L ga s.s7s4ls1s
ian.-E..s-- e..-sier. slssla rsases=t. y 81
Euf-.E- -tIa4s saalls scause. Nes-efa. -
Chissxs.
E4s a-a1-A Eass Can. s - De-
s-.a.sr .. -. l-z.l.Es. - ~. 49, al 20
tsr4- -. -Ail D~ces.l7s 49, s4---
.s1.s-s.e-as - 49, D-as4sss ~
-. -sisssg eash. sessasss Dsesnser.
La1i-a.s.sL casa. - ~. Dsesmser s2zz5.
lA-l..-ls io4i. 81. - 80
Dssro4E
sos 1-aneas IA / vnits. slo7 30
rea. 19seo-se4 . 10. Decenoer. Agosss Asg.
Cs-5-Casa- tse ueee.a8er s.s.e
D--s-Ao- : zss>e 81. sai-s. 20
Grand RAPIDS nAGKErS
seats and Poossry.
Eeef-ssssb i--ss-d a. >s7e
aezs- Lre-se.i. se.5aas 50 Prs es-
81 .t-sii- Dressed. - gzr D.
te4.- Dress. q. 3><ta Re erf ,.
Pa .tfs- .te4iy f0ss =. 50 &c. eprag chick
els. tIssasd, l->sc Per -
Fle4r Aaa F~.a
Ei0slf- straight s-5 Lily Naite. q - per est.
E Fancy aelt s512 aef e~f.
E tofo aaa os.s-4 sed Or .0n. sis al sla
tcfn asil-srr toli s.
a1.ng=-fsr rsa, ~.
bran r~r Co.'S g..
.lla.--l-ef ol. ,l1 -.
sLl--lilas ss-s-is
E.s. Grain. Ere-
GsY-si1ei per toa-
-lfas-4 per .es1
com =, af OIL .so T. &c hoE new.
barley - Fes esl-
tais-liFtatic
NleAl-Nes s5c.
Prsdac.
Beaas-Hand picked. n--s.
Batter & a 1.e
cs-rse- -Flli cream. sas1ss
tasnas-s~ ,a.e peE do
Cider per ga
honey -iteiae perie.
Cnions-.s &c per bush.
tolato-4--s o. fer bush.
fruits
Aprles-n.oo per eol. Sane per 5ush.
Drisa Fruits.
Apples-Fsrner. ss7e evapcrated.
seeds
C'ovrr-ssoo seller. S5.loe,650, buyer.
1iaafhy-.2 = ~. seller. &0s2oo, boyer
Hides
kherpss ins-ISa
Greco psf b, se +. alil cured per ID. gre
Part cured each 80 sc
Try udcs and Salts Per To, 6sSe.
Cat cured. Per ll. ol.c.
Lezils-kacB. laGzC
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-23

Hides.
en>rpss ms ls7sc.
ereel pef b. se. flll cured per ID. gre,
Part cured each go .c
Try nides and ssirs- Per To, 6soe.
Cat cured. per lc. -
Le4ila-kacB. lsA4.C-
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-23

OUR SACK OVERCOATS-- -Limifless ia
variety, superior in make and faul'less IN
style The "Banner' coat with Us has been
our FOURTEEN DOLLAR CHINCHlLLA
in Black, Blue and Brown.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-23

Ess. Grain. Ere-
fsF-siLE per so1
-lfa eer .ss1
ioru fiN tlf o SO - &c 1or ueN.
"a iey sd Feg Ss1.
tals-l lFHats
H. 49, ---
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-23

seats and Poultry.
Feet sFes1 i--s-rr a. .4lo
Il.rs- Dressed 81. - 80 pef eHL
81 .-sli- Dressed 3s-s 1er ,.
te4- lressf1 3,<sa Re erf ,.
Pa tfs .te4iy r0.s =. ssl0c. epung chick
se.. .ff-l.sst 80 g@r u
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-23

Beans-Hznd pleket. l-5.
faI ef ~ a -I--
fa-ese flli cream. ez914c.
tasraS-a D yate rcE doz.
tldef-llc per ga
tsk-l. Sc
holey -is.el pr -.
hoIs .frlzl Drr -.
ons-ls o.. G Der bush.
/ tolai0r4--.s c. per bush
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-23

Ciover-ss0o Her, S5.loa,5.50. buyer.
ilsathy-.1 4. 10. seller. s1Ults25 -, b-v.-
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-23

fruits.
Aprles-n.o0 per bol z5asoc per orsh.
Dried fruits-
Apples-Fsrners. ss1c. evaporzted.
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rec xARkET Nv rEBRUART.
TAX WIZ MAN wHo psALs N COS
ogALRp WATEB-

allow ss basscessr" asked 4 reporter.
sserday. aadrcsssns tee driver Of an
lee delivery wssoS.
"is's inpsovsos." res ID toe ice man.
tnas is 90 cav, 10 IL snneh better tkso
a fec s.eks ago. thoagh not nssriy SO
eo.si a, IN the sanasr time All the
s.ls>sns. hatels and Restaurants ssko tea
regularly. and ssgns pstsssz fatalities do
aiso. insrc IL eaea2G dsEuand IN tic
winter ssaae. evee, 80 keer wagon go
lag good por,ion of tue day
what are the psoepecss Tor tee s1m
ner's srsa.f'
.wsIi, 60 tell tie truth. think ics
viii De ehnspef ssxs s1satncr tnsn ever
oxfars. ibe reason l tatrk - 10 sEis-
Tue frrsss og a feS useks asc edssdec
Sha.s sss ras ~ nsinrsi Toe an ocpor-
sanity 10 seeare ali taey wanted fAks
Innmss Jeces. 70. iassarce. an s1s-
hs seesrsa eesweea eve hnacred srs
an aaSdsea tics al Lsxr uesoa. serse
Of "a Is stssed Ia Ice Isstie hozse On tots
stse Of the LAKE. bal the BAH Of eis
rsrk % 90 the assscf size, ~ his tis
cssaSe. Then there "A f;p<s. he Is q
| d 3 eansar.ef 81 tce aud sacw, AID |
srssrssasd be has bssse fall fer hss
ova 49, Tben couaes tes Ire fsesoxy.
vh,sa hss . cAvacass Of tarnine co..
fross 10 10 u tons Of pare so< every ~
noass. Fro0 thu snosinS. aAocs, lsav
les oss ali ssss lsszse JAM usvss vho pa'
| a., oris q hale !sr hens e5uscas
! t,or. yoa vtsi - tcss tue sapeiy 10 very
i..ss. AMI unless ss haze 80 sHsss ais
/ sss "a 3 rnsx ssli b fsuz.a e-are greater
a.. tbs dss1 and csas estSprc1atss
rpay s~ sssetSd between The srtatssxi
ara natural ise Sssisss ey vaien ESs
sss.rs.s prov OF she fsossE vstxs can D.
a.,s,ssiard Al living nxor~. bat sesi
| 4 hardly wisesn AIS rsaxs % prcc> I'll
itv. - Snsse ere tse nszy eosnictin<
tnsxsesss aas ,S7 aseo ssns.y tasaivsd
RE conscu p,sos 90 - ~ oecessin<
,uzea more uasvsss.i teAn sa-0sriy- 4
10 y~srs as.,, b~fers Csgssin " tosis
- n. s<secssses ssts5l-s2ss cir fac
s,sy IL sAis sssy. ~ 80 sasksd upsa ..
! isxury- II 90 sity had - - sn'cye<
- sru0 Pogsixnd. AEd go frs0 , =
= senn - pean1 tszsess4 n -
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loa6ng sesl fse Rse1ln0as sosnmGn6D
Wa1xe Wafln, lny1ne = ~ - 49,
NJ - tnEn - - oenns4 s11anU
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-11

DaAxz OF Youxo LApS.-A pstvata
tsisersm fsom O;ymria announced he
dea,h OF MAry Carol. olasss dsoGatss
Of p. p. Carroll, at Der home ., the
capital eatv on Thursday. Ins funeral
vii lake place today, 4sss Uafroli vss
Is years Of age, and fof several yesss
mas been - Invalid. Her ceath 80
ues unexpeetsd. By her parents and
friends.
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b r 01Ioees - vifs. Mn
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-11
HAssos MAsr.s's Osyrc..-Ths soa.

HARBos MAsrnn's OsSIcs.-Ths eoa-
ni,see 90 public grounds and buildisss
tses 1t tss cfhcs Of the city esssk yss-
.er5ay afternoon add opened bids for
tbs building Of an ofl1os for the haxbss
laasser at The foss Of Washinaton ssrees.
- follows: Mills 4 Randall e1S0. D.
Warner $500. Carpenter q Rsokereon
&2s9 IS. J. y. Kysps ex7O. n. Stoves
tasa q. B. Ppeian 3247. Tue ooosEses
wss 40 srded to u. b. Phelas and The
e,;s attorney directed 10 draw The ne
eassary papers.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-11

The fejlsuina tsasseoss q nj os1n1l
vsss Als1 fes sssosd yss1H1ay.
wm. Rsasoa and Uifs 70 J. ". "A
Yards, trustee blocks =. u aod y, b
Je:keca sessse addt11oo - 0enells,
e2GOl
J. ". Edwards. tsss1es. 10 =. a.
Ssront. ell OF blocks II ~ end u, In
Jeoason street. addition 10 0eassls,
o60m.
Z 4. Tarnes and wife 10 Pal Panl
-, tose , and : bloch 81, n 4aynasdrs
pses Of 1ekstie, oDoQ
h L. Yea,ss 20 = O. KHbsasnA Q0i1
cissn decd 70 vsst half Of loas 10 and
II. block = Of 4. 1. Dsnny's addition
10 Seattle, 81.
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sRsvIrIEs.


M19 osetaess
II uoEisuy, Of Olympia, 10 astsoo-
- r. wns paaiasw N Ssaisis.
II pshesy, . csoutesas dsy-eoods
- q WoliA Walia. u vssistnG ID -
go
- slenmshio Alki, captain Bennett
- ~ konssss loading fos Pom Has-
~ n-sso. lsad ]. K. Nuschy
'sisr1 - Ssaasle b ~ Idaho lass
ss5S
Is G--~a.e~ -. N fr~leht eau9e Ia over
& % sS.-s iI.e ,estscdav norn,ns for
!. Ss.s,. rSssuhants.
= ~. -, =. s.to an. Arr dosk
~ Iss,.stsco snA nave her bottom
1.Ix ~ s,ss.sA
~. -.-s.. u-..s,,. -nt,h ssi,s
~ ~. ".."..s ~ a osslo,s !.
.. =" - vsss~,sa.
- 80 rsces:s ess.su 80 s'..ocn ~
1919 - = =. ,'., =, ~ ,c-s'
=. -
-. ~. oeeeeoo - sssusnso s
o1ge esseoss wsess y sees ~
~ sa = $780,.
- oeassss nsse .a.s $50 49,
Mscao - 100 49, s,s..
- osn - SSneo - s. ss'..'
uAestG Ocoosane - ssos oesy yes-
oo1ay sssvsee sssssAsnIna oses "
uDees snasaso 70 essvsoS p's's '" s'''
- eses.
1he young people Of the PfssbJ terrain
&nsus ell give : secinbls ~ Vie resi-
nes q ~. ~ Wks's -
sssoan9-
~ Hsvsnns enter Wo'c0h ie1s Ios
- baend carry yesterday mosnInx;
- hAvtcA taken Oh couple OF ~ssAs
sese wv. 80
efssmsnip 0eohks ~. n.uss,
Dito o,h aud c.ny,ne ssko.
DDRs. sAiiso fof Dan fssnessoo
lAy Afssrnosa.
7 !. ssoas snd wife returned from
Hgnts ope week ago. asu sss nes -
~ - he tlps Of tns Sessssss A<AAc
- - kAsssfo sAnvsy'
H ohtp John a. BftRQA Captain
-, asslvsd IN tne hAsoof early yte-
6l11g nofaiug, 70 loaa nsassis ana
llun111o coal for San kfasessoo.
nsslaas licenses wefo tssueo yeesef-
~ = Aisx. u. Perry. Of tsvuoavss, H.
0s ~ Mo- Minnie A. bailey, OF ssss-
III 8Aaeou r. Page and 0tss Hattie =
l1Gr1oy, botn u Seattle.
Tn, ssrio&ds OF masss and spzrs
49, IL fToM u Rfisn's camp q ssnex
SnaspAAy. They we're hancssmr sticks
600soa. The shortest wss ~ feet 10
toan1h and the ioogess LOO feet.
A. 49,. "a. q, aeyi, Dan, vac caught
yn1nesday between Masaa asd r ga
Adj. asd vas GA exasbi,soa all dsy
= ! 2sa ssnud On 1slaasbia street. Tue
49, vsss over cigst fest long.
a., " r.nn.,,.- vha f.rmsrly resss-
49, s,... s.,n.h ba1 nav from Oh
-. 1870 sSs.rr.,sv Ia the olty. lis
49,. "a s1,se sver 10 ,as pxu
~. -n,nn a oni. a m,is from ma Old
go.
fH..n.Ao fsv,sc fosmers, ia The Pm.
= a,..,S S.,,.uai Bauk. brs,us. of
q a.. snd 4 nosuss u. Green,
= ~. .s,s a "A a. M. noms In Jsch
- n .sss's.r.', a. fhnrstav ntsit
~ - ,,,.n.,.,s,n.
49, 80. 49,
se.p S
~ 49, ysssetess -. $500 -
= elss.a IN sns i,s aecs Tor regain OF
6sss,s suss.,n~.a vaan ashore in Act
- A. az : vees asx,.
- - r...a s,a..~
~ - 49, vi Us .,s.sst
ss Osve pss. ss'.
N ~ ~ aSshis s1 ssasssss
aass - -
ne ps.a -
s"'s ''v'1' a'e ~ ~"
~ es tins ~ iae history OF tes tA,-
nMesA D Puget ecaGd Rsitsoad uosa'
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-11

ScAnpmAvIAz Ix11ozAl1m.-A neu
lodge Of she L O. g. T. vas esaanissd
in this city lass night This b ~
third lodge Of The kind b 6sastls, md
the Arss in the tssrisory eompoasd Of
scan ,inaviaus. Il 10 70 b caitei Bal
ito Lodge No. 100, sad 10 b oooducssd
IN The mother tongue Of it, menhess.
Ths iodes has thisty-oue chasseR mem
befs. Officers vsrs elected and iussall-
ed ~ follows: 9. T.. n. Rossnbere; v.
r.. Mrs. Olandes; Secretary, N. r..
Peters; =. q. Z Fusrel,; Treasurer,
Miss Ida Andsssos; u, <. AnAsssoo;
4 g.. II. hsWRssd; O.. Ass. Roshsna;
B.. q. RoeenberR; Chaplain, h. Bilstsd;
r. U. T.. Mrs. Bodsstesa; l. D., n. 30
derbef. 0rasd 6eosssaxy, Rev. ].
Csmpbeu ios:isussd the lode. asssseed
, O. 0ar6eid and O. Aldsides, III Of
Olympia.
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cuscr Lrr.--Asses csrefaiiy sxsn,
- ste eeatsssee 81 the Ariinssoc
9sesS No insafaace aeiastsr rissed the
sa.aes 10 NE banding 4, O. 80 - ard
oesed the, ssa10s 10 Gr. Harrtr9
- vetsa sss see~gtst. Mr.. Hsrua1
- q ecce lss a eunsrse; % Mr.. Woei
- for ZEE rsgssrs to TIE baisasnx
pe>e<> fes cqutsacssg las already
ssse the u.sssfss3 sish ~ei-e se 30
~ueA. Aoe sii aAss : large forcs OF
- g ieS fsa Aosass. aEs slzsh 10 ta
sstsca ss 5000 ~ psss4hss. sar.
n snaser Gays be sisi have tte bald
~ - eesses sssps sssa q ever Gas
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TO SAVE FRIxDRIcH's NECK.
AnOxnun Kyvosr WILL N MADE 10 -.
CuBs Hla ANoraHB 1niAL.

Another astemps vtil be made To-Day
10 save Albert Friedsteh's neck. An
Application viii ne nads fos sehesI-
ting Of the molten for nsv isisi, The
REASONS bsiua bsssd upon the decision
Of tho Supreme court In the Miller cass.
seesusiy dsetlsd. Il appsars that some
OF toe points paseed upon By tbs 80
pseme coat 10 the Miller case, and
wnion reenlked IN the order for rev
trial, had been raised daring tn Fried
rich trsa!, ono being tne exosvssen taker
10 tbs oours'e oe0ossioo Of reasonable
doubt. 10 sho dednisaou Of roaeo0e-
nbte d00be the cours said tt dues not
mean ises from al possible do0ot, bul
IL means that after comparison and de-
tibesatsoo tns niud OF the juror shall
b left Ia such . condition that be feels
he hsa no abiding couviesion Of she de-
fendapt's guilt. In other vords, u be
has such an "Absttng conviction" he
doea noe essestain 70 ssouable doubt.
II sea Atsies case the charge Ut tbs
oouss 49, 4.-asiaily The same. rhe
supreme court Ia the Miller case sus-
taiosd the ceanittoo Ct reasonable
donbs aivea in shs Leonard oase bY th
then thief J1sstce Greene. fhe ded
uisaou there given 10 said By lawyers 70
10 rather too liberal. although IL has
the fosoe OF Lao IN this Territory until
reversed. The dsanition there given 10
~ followss "a rcaso able doubs 10 nev
es ~ Abseiute--sivays . relative On
slon. What would he . reasonable
icaot in ons case would not be Ia an
other. A reasonable and prudent mai
souid pause aud hesitase tonger and to
a greater degree shcse life OF dealt
turned upoo tue step taken. toan u :,
Only tuvs!ved the payment Of . small
nee. so ioaa ~ there sp
s,aaS Rrounds FOR = maa to pause ana
hesitate in his action. there 70 RECON-
shis doubt"
Anoshsr pcins 10 be raissd in Fried
fieu's cass Ia he charge u the eoast Ne
to the psoD ,ble motive which led 10
tee crime.
The curt yesterday allowed the de-
fsrdans's couusei twenty days further
tune 20 pfepasu the statement or fzsss
10 the cass for tas supres,s osurs.
The real purpose fubsoiy of tie tho
tson for Q rtheartng IL to enlarge TIE
sscosd In the case, - a. TO bring u mere
,sArtieatafiy within The itues rsssed ou,
b. sns supfems court in the Miller case.
-
Back dress goods a a tisek silks.
pfiets shat you cannes sassd 10 mise. -
sueh efes grain aik 75s. tl.2S QoAli,y.
wool dress eoeds. ~ inch. reduced freei
O. 10 <9s. fekiss 4 Sir9efman.
Big line Of psv hosiery jast 10; cash
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THS sTARa EsTAIR-J. II. Hooehton.
issao IL. Andersen and I. B. Wallace.
speraissfs Of that part Of tho sstass Of
the late Lewis n. starr 10 Pierce coun-
", yesterday Aied their report in ths
probate court Once OF King ooonty.
Tue total apprAssemeut amounts 30
81. 80. 4. b. HseWart. George B. Adair.
s. Maskintosh. Appraisers propsrs
Of the same essase In the counties Of
King, 5t6essvn snd Islsnd. have 1lsd
their report also, the efoss sppeaise-
meut ancuntipQ 10 tI6e le3o2.
Valentines - Choicest and daintea1
ever brought 10 seattle. 0A1aAnis, Eco
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-11

Horesl vAlass. sQasfs DEALING. lsEa-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-11

New goods arriving daily: prices low.
ef .han ever. Chesser Oieary.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-11

Big line Of psv hosiery jast 10; cash
v4laes. Chester CisAfy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-11

Shaker scx = pais. hns vAi4s shis1a
600. kncoby sofs hats 75s. Tokias 4
SireeTman.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-11

Bic dsivts In wool hosiesy 10 sssos.
Ooesess Clsaxy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-11

1hseu asooo1 had neso fos ea1o b
osuss : Co, ~ fssaa street, -
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1888-05-31
Elijah Cleveland.

Mr.. Elijah Cleveland died quite sudden
ly at his home In Athens, Sunday morn
Ing, the 9th, OF heart disease. lie wa.
formerly healthy man until within few
years. lie had been confined 10 the
house the greater part Of the time of late
but his death came very suddenly at last
upon his attempting to arise from his
bed Sunday morning. Mr.. Cleveland a.
born in the town Of Bloomfield Ia ls07,
and resided in Bloomfield and Fairfield
until lac was Is year, old when lac remog
ed to Athens where he resided until his
death. lie was TIE last Of large family
Of brothers and one sister. who with
the exception Of one brother all lived 10
the advanced age Of above 80 years lie
WAS first married 10 Fanny Sticknry, only
daughter Of William Stickncy OF Athens,
by whom he had an old time family Of
seven SONS and three daughters, six Of
whom survive him. Two sons reside IN
Athens one each in Boston Philadelphia
and Bangor, and one daughter in Boston
Ills first wife died 20 years ago. and he
married Mrs. Elizabeth Tibbettt who sur
wives him.
Mr.. Cleveland followed farming a.
business all of his long life, and was a
life long Democrat lie was a consistent
member of the Freewell Baptist church
Funeral services were held at his late
residence Tuesday, conducted hy Rev.
Hiram Wells, pastor Of the church to
which he belonged
J. .fIt,r sI...,.. I,,, ,..t t,.......
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1888-05-31

Mock anger seems to be rather common
among birds There is in them. when
Gagged, some suppressed excitement or
fury, especially in the spring Every one
who knows "a parrot knows that per
fectly reciprocal fondness is no protection
against his bite. The one know bites
his best friend deeply and roars with
laughter The little birds use a kind of
Irritation of defiance with the overwhelm
ing power Of those they know intimately
A skilled bird tanner, ! believe. puts his
hand into the cage. and, when the bird
moves, withdraws it hurriedlv, as if in
fear. This invites the bird to a contempt
which becomes the foundation for famil.
iarity, and the device is founded. sup
pose, on that adventurous and provoca
tive spirit in the bird which prompts the
bullfnches To scod and bully the master
whose fayors they value Does puppy
bark and snap in play in netting like
the same temper? | might mention a
goldfinch | know, which, | think, never
fails to distinguish its partial mistress
from all others by an outburst of swear
ing and ruffling London Spectator.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1888-05-31
A New Industry.

The Milburn Mat and buster Company
purchased of NJ B, Blake, the business he
had established here for the manufactures
plumcs, harness trimmings, and variety
of other articles from Angora English
and American wool skins. The business
Morrison 4 Mcclellan, and the company
purpose to supply the trade with their
product. The prospect is good for doing
a large business
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1888-05-31

As soon as he can walk and talk. the
small boy Is put into clothes Of exactly
the same cut and material as those of his
father don't think you will be able to
remember all these hard names, but III
call them off for you, so that YOU can see
for yourselves how much goes to make up
a suit of clothes there, even for a boy of
u or /. First, then, we have the shirt,
called ''pirabau," which buttons on the
shoulder Next there is the tight fitting
coat of native cotton goods called ark,
helook;' then the coat of one shade only,
named "khaeba," Around the waist is
worn the girdle or "kamerbund. " This,
with Sc MS of the wealthy, is sometimes a
costly thing, of velvet or rich silk and
studded with diamonds or woven through
with gold thread, forming fancifu de.
signs. Over it all is put the long coat or
"kuledjeh," with short sleeves ending at
the elbows.
The oyercoat or "djubbeh" is. accord.
ing to the season, of cashmere shawl
cloth, or of thick wollen stuff. or even
felt. OF course, the little fellow also
wears tight drawers, and over them short
and very wide trousers called "shalwar, "
as well as short socks or "djurab" an,
shoes or "kafsh." On his shaver head
he dons the "kolah," a cap of conical
shape. This may be had as low as thirty
cents of our money, and as high as $40,
according to the fneness of the lambskin
-Wolfoon Schierbrapd in The Cosmopoli-
tan