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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-27

Early M Fhfay metn'nc IL D.
10 askri man went d tn hog Of John
saa6oari. in WJtfei, Nav jersey, and
demanded that mtl namnd GiadN, WHO
was gneJt IN the hQltB, spoaid pari; his
yal,se and leave thh town u oGc4, G-atv
was implicated IN q scandal with married
woman, and II was IN account Of this that
ha was ordered away, The owner Of the
houge was told that his visitor might have
time to dress himself and pack his yalise,
and that II he left the town on tina next
train he would not DO molested. Grady
got to tho station az quickly as possible,
and, IA there WAS no train at thar time for
NsW York, he boarded @ train going west.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-27

new YoRK March 20--seyenty per
cent OF the stockholders Of the Postal
Telegraph and Gable Company voted
yesterday TO increase the capital stock of
the company from $4,000, 600 to $l0,-
500, coo. At the office OF tho company it
Yves said this increase was for the pu-.
pose Of acquiring some franchises, and
for paying tor eytorgiona snd increased
facilities. These frauchisea have been
held by John " Meckay fer tina benefit
0. the company, and this increase Of
stock ia in q measure to reinhrrse him
SO that the company can take title to all
its property.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-27
rom, P,oasan. qEotei Burned.

ksDuRY PARK, Mar0h 2l.-The TfeelRwn
Hotel, in the west part OF Point Pleasant
city, caught fra early this In Irnlng from 4
detective hle and soon burned TO the
ground. Kusssl Eulick, the proprietor,
hls son, and daughter were the only iu-
mates. They were asleep whom the Are
was discovered. The young woman was
overcome with smoke, and was rescued
with considerable difficulty, clad only in
her night clothing. The ildlngs were
owned by OK Congressman Charles Halght
SIS 900. They were insured for $4,000. Mr..
HnlicK's loss on turniture and clothing ls
!: 500.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-27

New YoRx, March 2i.-Judge O'Brien
OF tho supreme court this morning
granted leave TO the Sugar kefinaIies
Company to declare dividend Of ! p9f
cent en- 551,0g0, coo on condition that
the portion due on the Eorlh Eiyar Re.
firing 0ompsry's interest be deposited
with Tie c0Grt pending tie hnEl deter-
minatiou OF the suit a5einst that company
by tho court OF appeals.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-27

KASsAs CTe 20. March 2a.--Dls.
patches from ,srious points in the Irdiau
territory sta. trat {, general raid hos
been begun ~ Unitea States Marshal
Walker ana his deputies against the
sellers Intoxicating liquors. Yestsr-
day numerous arrests were made at Fort
Reno, and 20 day OFtshoma City and
Guthrie will he invaded. Marahel Walker
is determ ned That the sale of liquor in
the territory shall be stopped.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-27
@DA-sf-~ns-------------
GENERAL CROOK DEAD.



CHIoAao, March q. Major General
George Crook, U. $. A., in command Of
the department of the Missouri, died at
the Grand Pacific Hotel at Ills this
morning OF heart disease. There had
not been the slightest warning that Gen.
Creek was not we'll. He had been at
army headquarters all day yesterday and
last night at this Lotel appeared 20
be in his usual good health.
He got up as usual this morning at 2
O'clock and while dressing suddenly said
to his wife, 81 can't breathe" Mrs.
Crook helped him to sofa and doctor
Yves at onoe summoned, but before he
could reach this room GeuarRl Crook was
dead. The general has been in command
OF the department of the Missouri for
several years, succeeding General Scho-
field.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-27
Wales vTsrrs THE KAISER.
Received by Tkis Royal Host an,
Princes And the Band Pinyo'

Received by Ekis Royal Host and
Princes And the band Prayed
seed Save the Queen.''
BERLIN, March 2l.--The Prince of
Wa!es arrived here this morning. He
was received at the railway station by the
Emperor, Empress Frederick and her
daughters aud number of princes Of the
reiSning families of the German Empire.
A guard OF honor was also at the station.
When the prince alighted from the train
the Englinh national anthem was played
by the band. The Emperor and the
Prince OF Wales entered carriage and
were driven to the castle. They were
escorted by q detachment of cavalry.
The Emperor was attiied in the uniform
of general of English dragons, while
the Prince OF Wales wore the uniform OF
German general. A large crowd assem-
bled along the route from the station to
the castle and warmly cheered the EN-
peror and Prince. ma..
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-27

CLEVELAND, o., Harch 2l..--'rhe police
laat night srrestt5 John 8. Mason alias
'"Ehres Fingered Jack" on suspicion o.
completely in the murder u Arthur
Horny nickle p'ete agent and telegraph
operator At Ia.tbbltga, O., last Monday
night. Mason is q resident Of Cleveland,
but ils admits he Was in the yicinity of
Hartsburgh on the night Of the murder.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-27
4 De,ermined Groom o. 90 Yea

RIroHIE, O. H., W. Va, March 2l.-
Jacob keffuer, patriarch of 80 years,
was Tuesday married to Grs. Ray, q
bIushing widow Of 65. Rsffner walked
from his home 90 miles to Mrs. Rays
home, introduced himself, proposed and
was accepted in less than halt an hour.
Reffner then walked six miles to this
place, secured license aud minister and
the happy couple were made one. Reffnei
is o prosperous farmer.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-27
Pears soap secures beautiful complexion


AILEaAN, M1cH., March 2i.-A large
number OF the lake shore fruit growers
hevo been in the city during the past
week and tNeir general opinion is that
the pc CHI crop is q dead failure again
this year. Owing to the forward condi-
tion OF the buds the sudden drop to 1Oa
and l2o below zsro killed them sll. BAD
foreboaings ara entertained tnat many OF
the peach growers will lose their farms
unless the men holding mortgages will
extend the time for payment.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-27
Ru..ln,s gloomy rorspodlng.

ST. PETERSBURG, March 90. = The
Nogosi to-day pubiishts another article
on the retirement of Prince Bismarck
from the German chsncellorship. Tho
paper takes q pessimistic view OF ia
situation which will result from the
chancsllor's resignation and decIs : that
the solitary airport of the " OF
European peace has sFumSled.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-27

MIssouLA, Mont, March 90. A.
Searles and w. O. Paine were arrested
here yesterday for robhiug the Northern
Pacific express oftice ct Bfainsrj, MINI,
of $l50, 0GO ahout year ago. The men
have been living here for SIX months
aud wsro Tracked by detectives. Both,
preyiors to the robbery, were in the en-
ploy Of the express company.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-27

EnUt HFEN EEIE HEHTB I'M ~ VHHtFsFs
JOLIET, III, March 2l.-Tommy Wine
man, ~ years old, shot and killed Berthe
Polehamus, II years old, yesterday. The
boys were playing marbles and disa-
greement in the game caused the Wine
man boy to draw pistol and shot his
little playmate in the stomsch.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-27

LEoN, Men March 2l.-After .
drunken rsyel at q "iiola In the Walin
saloon Lost rig1t, ategs Little shot two
Of his companions, l'art Futon and
Fisnk Parsons. Fn'ton is fatally wounded
end Parsou5 nay die.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-27

New ORLEANS, Ia, March Y Jake XII
rain arrived at Purvls, Miss, yesterday
morning, bat Is nov at HtchbGre where ne
will remain until saturday. lie will then
be taken to Columbia 10 servo II sentence
OF two months In the county jail. The
sheriff IS undecided whether or not ha has
the right to nice KlrR.u out. The attorney
general thinks he has white the district IT.
torney has issued contrary opinion.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-27
slncu,n srn .n,,.ra a l,cn,,,.

FHg YONG, M$coh 2i.Ja,ugs J.
Sioeuu, the mae ISL player, who was
few days ngo caAylnted Of tao murder
nf his Wits WAS ter'arced to death this
morning by judge Ans.ins.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-27

RHEIMS, March 2lI ~. Pommary Of
ehampagns fame, ard On WaduasdaY. Shn
leaves q fartuuE es'imr+A, tit S4dGA NDl.
iii! p.qnaaths Aiii'tt- "F.e G'eaners, ? the
rival OF The Auge!ns, 70 tn Musacn Of
the Louvre.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-27

The favorable impression produced on
the first appearance OF the agreeable liquid
fruit remedy Syrup OF Figs q faw years ago
ant experience OF all who have used It, and
NO succ ess Of the proprietora and maudfac-
tnrers, the California Fig Syrup Company.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-27

BrMprN, GoSs., Matcn 12.-Ths small
Pox q aibptiaO has bien generally r8lsai
aud tito nnth0gities who worked hard to
stamp Gus the disease foel greatly relieved
that no trace o. II sXIst5.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-27
n.n.t Die ~ ts1ec,ric,,Y.

ALBASY. N. Y, March u The conrt OF
appeals has affirmed the judgments ol the
courts below IL ths X nmiet murder case,
declaring the Electrical Execution acr con
sti,ntiouai, nrd holding that no error was
CON nl.ted on the trial Of tho accused.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-27

CLEVELAND, o., Msrch 81, Fire in tho
clothing mar 1faotory of L5hclsn, Rich
man & Co, IS and ~ WGter street, last
right, caused LOGS Of Sl5, QUO covered
by ilsuraaD
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-27

~ humor, wit,HnN honesty could save from
tiHtI- nrAtis hrir X, wfsHt u gupa price they'd
bria- IL me agit"'- Nrll twFlig-tiyc erpti
F-EnaT lFgsgI Ia.-S-eu -tatIl.tUI N, Z GER
tI.uyA.S,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-27

Il Is reported from Honolulu thet King |
MalIetna hha, nv proclamation, excluded
native HaWAtiRns from TIN Samoan Isl nGs.
III bad prsvleusIY italad proclamation
cScladiGg tic GHinfso.
A anipGn7 has hoen organized il ChicaCo
which It's promoters sly will build tho
largest plate glass factory IN tins world 1t
Elw0o5, I'D. An application raGhartsr
yas sent TO tho aesthtary Of stHta Yesterday.
The capiFHl stock IL fixed at -. 100000.
W H. Vanderbilt j. II Flaseier ami Or.
O. J. Gaanae Of New l0fs, haye Er4a III
Montreal IL connection with u project for
Gi!roei from How y1tk 10 Ottawa via
FU.fthaepaie brid 20. The limo, 1t Is stated,
viii couheat Ottawa With tho Canadian
Pacific.
Il hfnia In View York engaged in RIO
BrG2ltaa trade reeslvei dis atGhes RIFE
day from Pare stntiag THAT tbs Provisional
! government had ~ tIe u loa1 . I300,Ql0
TO tho state OF pd.a. The iola II mads to
aJidt lie state ia developing trade and
Agricultural resources.
| CT. OAKS, - Eaays GO age, who had been
| for some lime III III haaita, Friday morn
lag walked into 7le rHtm.t House, IN Chi.
| crnU. and Wrote = lp.tert1 II aIhs In his
| loardthe bonse, announcing hts intention
! to commit sui ida--tnGs "bgforn til Iaisstga
rearhsii tt5 lestian-iou he Woaid 5S 10 The
b tom ~ Like Michigan" !a sent thu
!stlDr by tlessf Niger AID tnen dt4apuaGfa1,
Hugo Nahn, u fe!shs htaknpal, WIS shot
anu killed IN AtetiSpn, Kansas on lhAr-.
day night. MnI4 hGti recently baea !a.t 1t
Ey Conductor y, 10 for drunkenness and
ha we T. ~ $ onp's hOasB 70 shoot him.
L. so policemen @rr" caA, when M4ae
Il ~ his ri gl!ysr, pu' thu 1tt ie-a y ~ tbs
giek, and Jesar he eaIIt ntett bp'3 lied
A.arn mad setgai IL IL ear saLtenGo IL
Prison for Hinldar.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-27
in aENnkAu.

Pears Soap 1.-THE most elegant toilet adjunct.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1890-11-06
Libel tor DiU0fce.

To the H1Horatif JHshefs othte SUPREME J@fse
ial conn. Hett To b Aoiien at SkowAfgdn, in AMI
Tar tie County Of Someystf,o tie Miri zi4>sily
ef SEPTEMBER, /. u. lSGo.
Nellie Law euco Of skpwhegan, IN said coun
~, respectfully lIb - and gives this Honor
able Court to he mtotmOl, mat -he Is The wife
Of Amn. Lawrence, that She WAS married I
the sdid Amos Lawrence On the l9th day OF
March, ISL at said SkDwh gan, by v. o. J,
iiaucnck, person dnly autiot lZed by law Ia
sulemni2r MAJ ringr@, that she has since thai
time lived aud cuhabitcd with the snid Law
renee at said -ku@ hogan, and has always he
haved herself towards the said Lawrence az (:
laithful chaste aud attertionnte wife; hui that
the said Lawrence win lly regardless OF his
m irriage covrnlnt and dnty. has been guilty oi
cruoi and abusive treatment towards your H.
h liant, that he deserted and abandoned yuuI
lihellaut more than three years age; aud
said desertpn aud abandonment has continued
ever since, and on he lsl. day of ,nnary lSst
and on divers other days aud times stc e sal
list. day of January and thu day OF the pur
chase Of this libel has committed the crime ui
adultery with divers lewd women whose uancs
are to your librllant unknown. Your 1.-The lam
,urtllcr avers that she has made diligcnt searct
for the residence OF said Amos Lawrence, ahd
cannot find the same and that the same by
reasouabl" diligence cannot be found by her
Your lbcllnnt further AYERS that she has ont
child by the said amos Lawrence, Alice NJ
Lawrence, now eight years OF age.
Your lib liant therefore prays right and jus
ticc aud that the bonds of inatrlmupy between
her ana the said Amos i.awre' &c be iii ,soved
that the care aud custody of said child he de
NELLIE LAW RENEE,
Somerset s.: Sept 9th, 1880.
Subscribed and sworn to before me,
s. J.WALTON,
jus ice OF the Peace.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1890-11-06
POETRY.
Before The Gate

They gave the whole long lay to ij'e laughter,
To hlfal song and Jest
To needs at eoberuess rs idle after,
And silenee>, as idle too, az the rest
But whcn at last upon their way returning,
Tatiturn. late and loath,
Through the broad meadows in Tie saase, burning
They reached the pate one sweet sp,j Hi aefed
them both
Her heart MIS- troubled with subt.e anga,sh,
such as bat wamcu know.
That wait, and lestiose speak, or speak not Ian
guish,
And What they would, would rather they would
not So
Aud he said, man.like, nothing comprehendng
OF all the wondrous guile
IhAtwome won. win themselves W ith and bending
Eyes otrelentless asking on her the while
An, ii beyond this gate the ptt1 an.led
Ouf steps as far as death,
And might open it," III, voice ailnghted
AT It's own daring, fl.tcTod under his breath
Then she, whom both his faith and tear enchanted
Far beyond words to tell,
| Feeling her finest woman wit bad wanted
The a1the had that knew to bunder 30 we'll
Shyy drew nenr little step, and moeking,
"Shal We nothc too late
Tor tea" She said. am quite worn out will
walking
Yes thanks, your arm. And will you open IN
gatc''
w. d. Howrrt.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1890-11-06
PENSIONS.

A former resident of Somerset Co, Mr'
NJ. &. Wright, has located in Washington
ID. q. and opened an Office for the prosecn-
ton of Government Claims. He will give
special attention to the claims of Maine sol
diers. Being Located near the depart
ments, and having had several years ex-
perience in the Pension Bureau AS II clerk
and special examiner. he is prepared to
promptly and skillfully prosecute all claims
for original pension, increase of pension,
bounty, etc, which may be placed in his
hands Consult HIM if you desire to APP
ply, or, If having applied, your case has
been rejected or neglected. Advice free,
Address Nj. q. WRIGHT, Washington
D. @, or call at the office of James Wright
Skowhegan who is supplied with proper
blanks for applications under the new lsv
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1890-11-06
Farm Hints,

A paint brush is a handy implement In
oiling harness.
If there is no shade In the pasture, put
some there. 1t Is not good pasture
without 1t.
The buggy and tool house should not be
built against the stable.
Ceilings that have been smoked by Il
keroseen lamp should be washed off with
soda water.
Over working butter makes 1t whittier
as well as softer-Don't.
If we breed our colts IA the Autumn
we reduce their COST, as the mare can do
tear York all Summer.
Tan some lamb skins to put in The bot
tom if the carriage for warm feet.
1t takes the best kind of brains to make
a good farmer. If,you have dull boy
educate him for profession.
1t is good time to dig well when the
waters are low, for If found then the sup
ply will be likely to be permanent.
The man who grows into any special
branch of farming Is more likely to sue
coed in 1t than the one who goes into it.
Many fence is maintained to protec,
ops from stock, the combined value of
which would not equal the cost of the
fence.
Teach the colts some useful lessons
every week this Winter-something that
will have n bearing upon their life work
Never E'beat them" Remember that II
colt Is only boy horse.
II all the grain sacks are put into one
and then suspended by wire from joist
overhead, the mice will not gnaw them.
The surest way to renew an old past
ure Is to scatter manure over 1t In the
Autumn and SOW the seed right after
ward. Red top and blue grass are the
suresr to grow and to be permanent.
Leather may be blackened with the fol
lowing: Powdered fine extract of log
woodland bicromated of fine potash, each
one ounce, In half gallon of boiling
rain water. In q corked bottle this mkt
ure will keep safely.-Fdrm Journal.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1890-11-06
STATE OF MAINE.

Somerset sst-...SHtreme JadieiaF Court, S>fi
Term, 1899.
-tinn the foregoing libel the Conrt Order
that notice thereof b" given the lIhrlee by pub
listing an attested copy OF the same AMI %
thi- order thereon, three weeks successfully
IN the Somerset Reporter, n pubic newspaper
printed ut skowhega the last publication tt
be at least thirty ia, = before the next term o
this Court, to br holden a Skuwueguu. vilhiI
and for the county OF Somerset on the thlrt
Tuesday Of Dteenher next that he may thcI
aud there appear and answer to said libel, it IL
shall see cause.
Attest W. II. BROWN. Dep Clcrl;
Atrue copy OF Libel and Order Of Courl
thereon.
9vl4 Attest, W Is BROWN. Dep Clerk
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1890-11-06
AOIICE
STATE OF MAINE


~omriael r.; To III Shtr IL
Of cur -cVeta Counties or either of III il dep.
utics GREETING:
We command yuu to attach HE Goods ana
Estate II George c. Narney OF la Grande III
tine Stase of oregon to the value Of i've hun
dre1 dollal~; summon tue sad defendant. If hr
mdt be found n lOut precinct, 10 appeal he
fore our justices at Dur supreme judicial tuu
next 10 be holden at SknWhcenu. within Hud
Tor the County OF Sulnrt Sc on the thlrd Tues
dhE II September LeNt, then and There iii our
sald Court IA uusStr unto Henry j NNrnrN Vi
SkuW htEan afutrsaid. IN a pieh OF the cast.
For that the -Hi dcfcnGanl AT aid Nkuwl eSan
ON the fourth day OF December, in the year OF
our Lord. one Ihuusuid eight hundld and ci..-
~ uinr. 10y his prumls,ury note OF that date by
hlm -uAsrrto Il, for value received, promised
one Anfa +. spnuldins, to pay her ar her
order, tnr sum uftWu hundred dollars, on lie
mnnd after date ut any bank IN Skowhcsan
Va. e. with interest, amt The sal Nora b.
Spanding there forwards on tue same diy
itl0rStd aud delivered the said note. III II ana
eth unpaid 10 fl MY j. Narney, the = a.uttil
IF ~ hich the sand dcfcl dant, thcu and there
Ind notice by reason AMI i'll consideration
w0cicnt The s,ld icicntlan htcomc liable aud
promised thr Pdntli to pay Inn the contents
of mid noie accaiiituE - The trnur thetcnl.
And the PlmDttI iNets, hal the SAID have loug
since elapsed.
ne SAINT, hes not paid, but II fuses, 10 tue
d.unue' of Iiu aid lhintH n he -ayS, liz
sum of Nv hnndred d~la-s, viii h shuil Tia, II
and there he made 10 appcar with Other due
damages
Ana hny You there l. wit with your do
ms ihcIcia.
witness John A. rITFRs Esquire a
90 hrrnu, ne lit cay Of July in the yrar nt
qua Lard unr thousand clsl,t hUntr dand line
ty.
l.. II. WEBB, Clerk
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1890-11-06
Cream Corn Soup.

One can corn, three cups boiling water
Two cups milk, one tablespoonful butter,
two tab 'espoonfuls of -four, one egg, pep.
per and salt to taste. Drain the liquor
from the corn, and chop the latter fine
cook 1t In the boiling water for an hour,
rub it through the colander, and return 1t
to the fire. Have the milk hot In farlns
kettle. Thicker it with the -four and but
ter, season; and pour little at q time up.
on the beaten egg. Stir this In with the
hot corn PURGE. and serve at once.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1890-11-06

Whereas John &. hatcher. OF Scion, by his
mprtqHGe d'rd dated thu thiriieth day of NV
embcr, 1871, and recorded In the 'InCTset Reg
lsiry of Deeds, b ok 1871. page 22r, conveyed to
william Hawes, II certain riece or parcel "
land situated in the town OF SolOn, being lot
numbered sixty in the north half of said SO on
and whereas said William HAYES by his as
signment Gated July 2. 1897, and recorded In
said Registry, h on. 1913, PAGE 49, assigned SAID
mortgage to Dora II, Lake; aud whereas said
Dora X. Lake by her assignment dated LII.
first day of February, 1888, and recorded In said
registry, book, 1893, page 49i, assigned said
mortgage 10 me ind whereas the con
ui't1pu nj s;tiHi nGrtgege has been broken, now
therefore by reason of tn" breach of tho con.
dition thereof ! claim u foreclosure of sad
mortgage. and give this notice tor that pur
pose.
JAMES B. HATCHER.
Scion, Oct 80, 1890 3wil'
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1890-11-06
MISCELLANY.
A counter-irritant-Th shopper who doesn' I
huV ANYTHING


p"l ANY,
sloO0 Reward i- offered
fDra hettcr Washing compound than savena. Rvery
age onr.cf nseln pres entiaeyerspackage.
.aa, h,ya a. mann, friends as toh,.on,a A,o.
dyne III tinimcnt VEN are lo,tnnate 1er.on.
Try Jahnsons Annd nc Linimcnt II never fails
,,,..,t..lz L.. ;u....,;u
ne sen,ll s.. man Is Always in'e'sS''ie
1rao nm. ,-...,.,1.. s;..,;5, nj. por.we,
"a i,',i IN" - and
Anu you1 ann Ely ioVhs WE ny and
oe ieSa'''u " inc" 5ouih'u' '"'o'' Ns'' INV
o'"u''
'rbo,ob i. uor,o,, ,,, l,o-,...s o.rs, Il sbo inst
has to, she can keep secret the fact that SHE
has secret to keep.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1890-11-06

Sell half your corn and with the nc ney
buy wheat bran to mix with the other
half when fed, and 1t will doutle the val
ue Of the whole amount Of corn for feed
Ing stock. a
Nth herd Of forty COWS. the refuse
ret9ined By keeping and smakiug up the
mn ~ h0n6 h worth enough for fesdlng
- nanufial purposes to pay al the
oo6e q nGnufacture.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1890-11-06
BuYying RubIsh.

There is much refuse matter which &C.
cumulates around every house that it is
wasteful and sometimes not possible to
burn. The best use 1t can be put to Is to
bury It. Some Of 1t has considerable
manu.ial value, and underground roots Of
fruit trees at considerable distance will
surely find II,
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1890-11-06

Our food shauld contain all the ele-
ments of nutrition. White wheat bread
lacks the elements for growing and su4
tanning the teeth and bones, for deveipug
and sustaining the hair and for feeding
and Keeping the nervous system healthy
and active.