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The Somerset reporter., 1890-04-24
PROBATE NOTICES
Ts all persons laterested In either If II
kstales hePei0afler n nm


Estatss hsreisafler aamed.
IA COURT OF PROBATE held At skov.
a hogan, within and for the county OF Somer.
our Lord one thousand eight hundred, and eighty.
nine 1.-THE following business NJ wing been present
"a for action thereupon hereinafter Indicated II il
hereby Ordered That public notice thereof be
given TO all persons interested, that they NAV
! appear II a Probate Court to be holden ut aid
rrkownegan ~ the Probate ONCE On the second
tuesday OF MAY next at nine Of the clock 10
tne forenoon. and be heard thereon and object
| II they see cause. O'''''
ROBERT MORRISON late Of Madison. d.c....a
WI presented for probate; also decnatiou Of Keen
sell administrator with wili anne1ed nr..sr,d h y.
Eliza j. Leadbe'ter. daughter Of the decsassd. "
WIN nA . c. MORRISON. late Of Madison, deceased
.sl Administrator with Win aunssed, presented by
KiisaJ Lcadbettsr, daughter OF the deceased.
OLIVE sHEApP, late Of Norrtdsewock. deceased.
ceutor named therein.
wALLACE RiCKsRIate Of Canaan, deceased. Pei.
iton for the appointment of Geo. w. johnson, Adj
| Of the deceased.
ASA wAsBBuRs, late Of Hsrtland, deceased. Pet
| y. NJ Davis, Administrator
JOHN BUXTON, late ofHArtlaud. dscsased Peti,,op
for cense "a sell and convey real estate prese nte
by D. 3. Thompson, Executor.
p. AIMEE CoBuRN late Of stowh-san, deceased.
ssntea BY Geo Page, trustee Of estAte Of Abner
raul hsrstnn, . minor heir.
WILLIAM JONES, late Of Anson deceased Petittou
for license to sell and convey real estatAts presented
y marx Emery, Admisistrator
PnReR A. DINSAORE, NE Of skovhes.u. de-.
estate present-d BY villas HohrooI, Executor .e''
JOHN LADD, late Of starks, deceased Petition for
lcenss to ssl sad convey real estate presented by G.
A. Wilber Guardian Of miner heirs,
GBOR0B A. vRRRILL, late Of Detroit deceaaed
Petition for license 70 sell and convey real estste
presented by vtoia verri, Guardian Of minor heirs'
AUGUSTUS BULLRrT, late Of Skovhersu. de-
ceased. Petition for license to aeIl and convey
real estste presented by Mary Bullett Guardian 81
GRoRdR y; LIsnRRNEss, late Of smithneld, de.
ceased Petition for license 10 sell and convey real
estate presented by John II. Morrow and Willie y
| presented. '
JOSEPH W. HRALD, Iats Of Norridsew eeh de-
| ceased. WIDOWS petition for allowance nrsse uted
JOHN BEAN, late Of Scion, deceased. Widev,s ne.
utaos fsr allowance presented. -
LOviSA POWELL, late Of Solou. doees sed w,h
overs petition for allowance presented.
bEN!AhIN DlNSAORR, hte Of Ausou deoesaed
Final account Of Albert kosre Admiu,strstor mr.
| scented. P'e
JOHN 2. JUDKINs, late Of skowhesau. aeee..en
FlIst acceunt Of L. J. Smith, trustsr, presented
kLLkN D. eHATruCK, late Of Pittsaeld. decaaasA
f,fss aecouut o. u. q Nskefsea executor proeeuted
JAMES nALeON, lats Of Gkowhessp. deeeassS
tstton for order Of dieribation to heirs preseuted
TURNER BUswRI.L, Judss,
Attest: 9. q. GOODWIN, Resjster.
Toy Once address, Judee. Scion; Ks9aster.
&aOW o~Bnos 1VN0s
The Somerset reporter., 1890-04-24
Once More | Am On Earth

And it gives me great pleasure to be able to
announce to my many friends and the public
in general, that have purchased the entire
stock of F A illams, consisting of Crockery.
Glass; Tin ware and Notions and have moved
into the store so long occupied by him. This is
the largest store in Skowhegan, and shall open
with the largest variety in the State. This
stock no doubt contains the best quality of
Crockery ever carried in Somerset Co. bought
the entire stock for less than SOC on dollar, and
no house in the State of Maine can undersell
me- | mean to cut prices right in two. This
stock together with my new goods which are
daily arriving will furnish you the best variety
to select from you ever saw. My stock of Teas
ahd Ceifees will be larger and better and OF
the best selected stock, my presents larger
and finer and grander variety, | know you
will be glad to see me start in again, as prices
had already began to advance and people were
obliged to hunt all over town to find what they
could find in my store alone. Everybody come
and see how the Skowhegan Tea Store looks
The Somerset reporter., 1890-04-24
The HAMMOND
ITS SUPERIORITY is GUARANTEED.

Speed, Perfect Alignment. Uniform I'm.
preston. Beauty, Strength Change.
able t. pc, Duiibiliiy.
The Hammond Ia one of the latest inventions In
writing, and Ia unsurpassed for beauty aud
formity Of work.
Eight of these machines now In use at the
State Capital.
References-J. o. Smith, Skowhegan; j. Manchester
Haynes, Augusta; HallOwell Granite Co., Haloweli
American Express Co., Gardiner.
We allow all PARTIES thirty days trial Of each ma
chine before purchasing.
For pamphlets giving full information, and speci-
men Of writing address
z. O. 9TGvGM9, Agent.
FOR KBNNRBEc AND SOMERSET COUkTIRS
State House Smo2 Augusta Nc.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-04-24
r. S HIlLMAN,
81 Water ST., Skowhegan, Me.

Don't forget that we shall continue to buy
Rags, Rubbers old Junk of all kinds Don't
let unprincipled scamps swinde you or tell
them Wait for my team Or bring in your stock
The Somerset reporter., 1890-04-24

Frosted feet may be cured in one or two day,
by the use Of Salvation Oil. For sale by al
druggists % cents.
A lady refers to the moments she spends be
bni 10 afrg
The Somerset reporter., 1890-04-24
To ervous. De bilIta,ed Men

If you will send us your address, we will mai
you our illustrated pamphlet explaining all
about DR.. Dyes Celebrated Eectro-V oltaic Belt
and Appliances, and their charming effects upon
the nervous debiitated system, and how they
will quickly restore you to yigor, and manhood.
Pamphlet free. II you are thus afflicted, we will
sendyou Belt and A planes on a trial.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-04-24

sneezing. snuiing and coughing, This is the
music all over the land just now 1--WE got such a
cold in my head Cue it with Ely's Cream Balm
ar it may end in the toughest form Of caarrh.
Maybe you have caiarrh now Nothing is more
nauseous and dreadful. This remedy masters it
other did. Not liquid sruf
Pleasant certain, radical
Those fellows who dote on their girls some
times find matrimony powerful antidote.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-04-24
Re- d This Wonderful Cure

Benedict. why are you SO fascinated with
comic opera !" Washer. because it is
lass'd resort"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-09-18
Gin merftphrStees gferS.

Tferoe, ole i'm 9Ilter BON 20 oScr gar
I5 Sabren nod Oieuitfdbig iinb, seG6reu
III ben 9lnsuabmeu. lin 10 iiberraihen>
oer 1T oaber elm BON Selsien bsrihteter
5aQ, mo- cine Stute Gin 9llter BON %
Sabren erreid)t bat uno ibrem Better
lp6 INNER miislih 1T. Sicielbe Itanlmt
DON elmer cinbeimiiden Raiie, lit ROTH.
Braun, untericbt, iUoDl prppprtionirt
lno bat cine tabelloie !6aItun9. SAT-
life 9eiu6buliheu Werfmale eiurs fcbcu
Ilters febleu bel iGr unb uur eiuige
iporaoiIbe weibe Saare auf Der StirA,
I'M Sdweife uuO an BEN &proer0licDern
Iorule eine itarfe Gbnubun9 Der ,3dhne,
6eionoers Der SdneioesG6ne, meiien
luf ibre grpBe Seinbrtbeit bin. Srobs
benz uer5ebrt bie alte Stute ibr 5uttcr
cbenlO gut ais ibre Stallna6baru. Sii5
ium Ierti9cn Tage ipurbe iic Su alien
2trbeiten bes @utes periuanot, ioaar
III iOlben, tueltbe cine 9etpiiie Sdnellig.
felt Der Sepe9un9en erforoern, iuie ba5
3ieben Der MGbmai6lne, rno es bcouri
uur elmer 9eriu9en glnipurning, Inn lie
III ben Grab St perIeben. 8pn ben
OreiBig 6lIlen, Die lie 9eiuorfen bat,
catirt bas lebte num 30. Wtai 1888; es
lit eIn ldDuer 6lds, Der, bant Der frdIs
ti9en gtaBrllu9, bic er erbdlt, ein 9uteS
unO ltartes Eferb Su perben periprid)t.
9asielbe erbdlt tdglidb cine quite
Eortion SaIer lno fpmmt ba6cr Ieirem
Serrn tGeuer 5u iteBcn; bieier nber gcbt
BON Dem ri6ti9en @runoIab aus, Dap
obne 9ilteS 6itttcr cine rationale 8feroes
5u6t uuw6gli6 lit. 0as aufgeipanote
@elb tommt init reidli6en 3inien ipie,
Der. Sabei lit aber Su bemerten, onB
Der 9enannte @runbiab nidt III alien
2dnbern itrense StnpenOun9 fiHbet. 60
betommt bas arabiide 8ierb 4. 8. ME
Safer uuO lit bennO6 minoeitens ebenIo
frGiti9 ino absebdrtet fir Die 4rbeit,
mic irgenO Elm anberes. glus Dem @es
ia9ten 9ebt 6erpor, baB bas merfpiroig
bob: SIlter Der bel9ii6en 3uftitute Der
guten &ilc9e unb Der i6ouenbeH Sc
banblung 5lBuidreiten lit, pelde bic
lelbe erfubr, 8eoiu9un9en, gegen wei9e
oft 9eiiinOigt iuiro, inoem man Die
Bierbe nibt ielten bur6 ben MiBbrnu6
iBrer SIrbeit3= uno GrSeusurgsfrdite
friib5eitig urlbriugt. @enn man ua9
ben lebten 5daen rrt9eilen bari, 10 tpos
ren ollie Gr5cuSniiie bieicr Stute gut.
Sielc gbutin6e beItdti9t Die ppn pielen
Bferoe5i6tern auf9eItellte Sebnuptung,
baB bel Der @rSeu9urg Der Saustbiere
Der ipei6li62 glnt6eil portuiegeno rmo
bic @obl Der Gtuten fotgli6 nod pi9s
tiger als Die Der Sen9te lit.
(8ierbefrcano.)
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-09-18
Die insiidlen sneiternauftn.

iber Die, uem linen audi Die @noldn,
Der orrf ba5 Serbot Der gSittmenners
brennitng Den 3auber Der 9b6Iten &os
mantif geraubt babeu, nod INNER nie(
gefabclt miro, bei6reibt Sn9u 86ller
nit 9rauinmer 9taturtreue in elmer
Stuoie iiber Seunres, wel6e Die sc.
g." uer6Hentlitbt. S(lS i9 ua6 me6rs
Itiinbigem llmlHr9onbeln orf Dem @ans
ses - 10 crjdblt Der Seriaiier - an's
9ano itie9 unb an llier eutlang Ipas
;irte, trGf i6 all brei perI6ieoenen
StelIcn 5abtrci6e brenneube Sdeiters
ballIen, III Oeneu pDne iebuebe Seierli6s
teit menid)li6e 9eitben in g(ife periuans
belt, Ober 5umciit MIR tiidtig ansebraten
purbeN, I'M i'll oieienI .3uitanbe in ben
5luB geIpCricn 5u luerben. Gjeip6buli9
Itellt man iid bel rms Die 2ei6en ols
oben auf Dem Sbeiterbauien liegenb
bpr, mo in bieler g8eiie pIle9en aud
BON unleren Ntaleru SeItattiu9sIcenen
oar9eitci!t 5u iucroen 9ies 1T aber in
@abrbcit tucHi9itens fir Suoien ni6t
SutrefienO. 9ieieni9en 9ei6en, beren
@erbreruln0 id suidaute, lagen auf
uerbdltnibmdBig flenen, ipariam bers
0eitellteu 9ol5lt6Ben uuo tuaren iiber
uno iibcr nit !0Ol5i6eiten unb &eiii9
beoedt. 0a al ben Sciten 3ipfel BON
meiBen Gewdnoerrt, O6er gar, iuie bns
bel iorgluiem glufbau bes Sheiter6aus
fens oe5 6iteren Su beobddten mar,
meul6lide @lieoer berlinterbingen, 10
eriuedte oieie SpoteubeItottung I'M Ser
ein NIT Dem miOerpdrti1en @erudJ Der,
brauuten 6leiide5 einen itbauerli9eS
@inorud.
Seionoer3 Ucrlebcno ipirft oui unIer
@efiiDl Die geidditSmdbi9e 9tidiidtss
loiigfeit, iuOmit Die perfoblten o6er nur
angebratencn E6eile oerlelbeu III Den
beili9eu Strpm geruprlen lueroeu, TO-
lsllo Der Gdciterbnuisn aus0ebrannt
lit. Sislueilen ibWimmen unuerie6rtc
mb nn9cbrannte meni6lide S6rper su
SubenOen uno Suoerten I'M SluIIe uuo
9crntben III hie S6raube Der 9ampfs
idiffe. ga eS ndmlid) fir beIpnoers
iromm gilt, bic iter6li6eu GeIte Ieiuer
SertpanOten bem @au9cS nrJuuers
trauen, 10 finOct ans gang SnSieu Gin
itarfer 2eibentrauSpurt nab Senares
1tatt gln ben Stellcu bes lliers, mo-
bic 2eiben perbrannt weroen, eriunert
cine 9lu5nbl nit beu roben Gelieibiloeru
eiues Mnnnes uno elmer Srau geIdmitds
Ter tleiner Steine an Die ySutris" ooer
9atteutreuen &ittiueu, ueI6e bier III
iriibereu 3eiten ciHeu reli9ibieu Selocu,
too geitOrben iinO.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-09-18
0reiiebntes GapiteI.

g8ar bas nidt bieIel6e illnoe 9ame,
uelde bu pur ctiua ie6s g8p6en mad,
Oem SabubOf seleiteteIt? fra9te @olf.
gang ppn Seru-@rgeItebt ben Doctor
&einlanO einige 3eit ipdter, uadOem
5rau Gebeimrdtbiu Berg nit ibrer
2o6ter aus Der SDmnieririi9e i'm Sars
Suriidgetcbrt mar.
Seoe llniuerIit1tsfreunSe trafen i'm
2biergarteH Suiammen. Ser tilnftiac
Diplomat parirte cine gplobraune Sras
tebnerItute, Die er ritt, uuo Siuaua Ie,
neben bem 9eibmadppIIen GinIpanner,
peldeu Reinlanb ii6 augei1aIit 6attc,
81 cOurbettireu. 9ie @rOpbe5cilm9
8olfgan9s, Der, ieiuer eigenen Se.
bauptltns SufOl9e, ale tiiuiti9en Greigs
ntle III Der politii6cn &elt porGer ans
Sufiinoigeu bic @nbe beiaB, bate ii6
au6 bier be5ii9li9 bes elcganten 9ocs
torcOupe5 befpabrbeitet.
Sin itattlide5 Baar! fubr er fort.
slls ibr Die 9eipsi9er StraBe entlana
sin9et, erre9tet ibr 9(uimerflamfeit.
Mtnn laD elteD ndd). GeSenoe EcrlCr-
famuie 9lebuli6feit nit ben 8urs
trdts Der blOuben 8aIlp al Ben Sdors
fenitern. SD benfe, ib muB bieIe Balm
i6On friiber eiumal geieben babcn ia,
pabrbaftig, es fam ieiu, in S6illerS
Salon, uergaugcneu @inter.
Doctor &einlano iuuroe perleoeu.
g8ir babeu uriere SeiuegeriiEoc, nod
sin @ebeimniB 5u beluabrcn es 1T
ueiue 8rnutl iaste er.
Sbr gtnme?
gSiro Dir befannt iperoen, furnn bie
seorudten Stn5cigen umbergeGen n0
Uer6fIentlidJt werpeu, eriuiberte J}eius
lamb drgerli6.
gSpli latbte fr56lif. Gin 70 oes
5eimniBpolle5 9ieb6en fam au6 nur elm
bebanOelnoer Strjt enibedeu. Sic lit
pObl am Serjen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-09-18
3 10 blftes Gapitcl.

g8elbe 6reuoe, 6nB mir MIN ned
nebrere Gage III benz glltennu GUAM
nen per!ebeu f6nucn, in9te &alcScn am
1dtbiten MOr9eu Dem SDcim. ais lie
oor Der SeranOu i'll 0otel9urten Snfice
.ronfcu.
Ser aeitri9e Sdreden lit ipurloa nn
.br upriIbcrgcgaH9cu, bemerftc Die Wut.
or. Sa5 ma6t bic &erlpbuua uuo
,aB 6ciurId bel ocrielbeu aupeieub ieir
.pnntc.
Su Der Chat, &alcsca idb iuie sic
;riitbe GOienfnoSpe ou3, Die bon Dem
)iuter ibueH madienoen Strnuhc nebcn
,em Gjute bcs 9eibbibliutbrfdrs Sum
gOrideiu fam uuO in WtOrgenluiube
iidte.
&aleScn blidte BEN Sbeint nit ircuoe.
frabIenoeu glu9eu at. 9tuu tpOlleu mir
III Der ireien 9tatur nod tdsli6 wauberu
Irb alles S66ne, mas iitb bier oarbietet,
ooppelt 9enieBen!
Serr 8ieunia iuirO tuubl ben @c9
1af) Der a9olfswnrte nidJt mebr rerbie=
EN- t6nnsn, meinte Srau 9ubouica.
S3Dn, ibbH, Iiebe S6peiter, bod
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-09-18

= Sie Mutter ge6t aus
'cr Stube uno ridtet Suuor bic @rs
mabnun9 an ibr T6dter6en: v9ies6eu,
onB 9u Dir ni6t einialleu ld6t, cine
Sirne aus bem Sorb 81 nebmsn, tuenu
i6 fort bin. @eun idb Did nitbt iebe.
10 iebt Did bod Der liebc @utt." Glls
bic Wtutter fort lit, iuirit 9ies6en einen
Slid nuf Die Sirren, oann einen Slid
Eab Oben uno id9t bittcuoen Cones:
p9ieber @Utt, breb' Did UNI"
Infau9 elmer eruer
g oelle gtnd)t luar's. S6meigeuS
lagen Die auod6tigen in benz magiid
erleubteten Dom auf ben Snieeu. @ra=
besltllle rlug5unt - man bate oaS
ieinIte ieiOene GaIdeutu6 itebIeu b6reH
t6nuen.
- 0ennu geuommen. Serr
g8irtD, ber 8rnteu rie9t. llmgetcBrt
sic riedlen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-09-18

= Gin Optimiit. Sic: ,SeI.
ias, nnier ,3immerberr 1T ms onr6qe.
brannt nno ridts bat er Birterlaiien
ais ben G9emo!ragcn baH-Gr: ,gtuu
- etwas S3amgeidgl bat ct Galt bod
nod 9'6abtl"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-19
Cured by CutiCura

He could walk little. hat could not gel M If
he fell down, and could not move when in bed.
having no use of bis hands. I Immediately
commenced with the CgTIcgRa REMEDIES.
using oil freely. One sore after another healed,
q bony 10 after forming IN each one of these rye
deep ones Just before healing. which would
finally grow loose and were taken out: then
taey vouid heal rapidly. One OF these ugly
bone formations I preserved. After taking 4
dozen and . hall bottles he was completely
cured, and il now. at the age of SIX years q
strong aud healthy child
MRS. Z S. briggs
si2 T. Clay 81, Bloomington. III.
May Q. Issa
The child was really in q worse condition
than ne appeared to his grandmother. who
being with him every day. became accustomed
TO the disease. MAGGIE HOPPING.
sEFT Is, isss.-No return of disease 70 date.
E. s. n.
Your letter of inquiry 10 regard 10 the perma-
neney of the cure tby the crTIcuRA REaEpIg9.
of my little grandson. was Gully received. and
am happy 10 say he remains perfectly well, aud
has no sores and NO signs OF scrofula- II he gets
q cut or bruise it hea,s readily and the child il
well. MRS. Z. ;. briggs.
6i2 Z. Clay ST.. Bloomington, Ill
Feb 1tS9G
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-19

hle.so Herald

Chicago Herald
Thfs age 4. ~ hurried
20 hassy and ssrEiss.
We dsse nat ST down for nnonest - Fesf;
We szsen's the fessssra
To thsak ahors pleasure.
By duty scrxvsr we're fe.rlas1y p-cssed
Were busy ec~wsv1nz.
And planning and ssssFsnr.
We esn,s spare . ua0r1ent i1asess = slh pay
'TIs wealth that We TT FOR.
Yes often wr Sigh for
--e ssow eaxy s-5ox troT Of car grzn1fs'hef
were tsssa Of sxshiHr-
OF crording ant Fashins,
We lonr ,s.ss 70 ssrry moment and dream,
Ana let our boss lolsef
Ia qssssSf wAsef.
No. .spu N fs,r ave In the swift rsnnlDg strnasn
The ssare and the gianor,
The erssh and TIE essrnor.
we.s gladly xyoia aud the thick OF the fray:
We're weary OF racing.
We'd rather be pacing
Ttn - m gentle Jog tyos" Of cur grandfather
dag.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-19
Cuticura Remedies

The aoove is one Of the most gratifying of the
thousands of cures made by the CurfcusA REM
EDiEs. and is conducive evidence that they not
only cure the worst cases, but cure them for al
time Hence il is not surprising that mothers
and children bless the CUucU.A REMEDIES.
CrucUsA. the great skin cure, instantly allays
the most agonizing. itching, burning and inaam-
msasion, clears the skin aud scalp of crnsts and
scales. heals ulcers and sores, and restores the
hair. CurIcURA SOAR. the greatest OF skin puri-
ners and bcautifeFs. is indispensable in treating
skin diseases and baby huuors. IL produces
the whitest cleareSt skin aud soitest hands, free
from pimples, spot or blemish. CrlIcuRA Re
SOLVENT, the new blood ana skin purifier and
OtMPI.Es, black heads. red, rough, chapped
Tim and oily skin prevented by CUTscuRA
Soar.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-19

of impurities and poisonous clements. and
thus removes the CAUSE. Hence the CUTicUBA
RExEDIEs cure every species OF torturing
humilisting, itgh'ng, burning. scaly and
pimply dis. ases OF the skin, scalp, and blood
with loss of hair, and oil humors, hiotehes.
eruptions, sores scales and crusts, whether
pimple. scsofulous o. hereditary, when phyxi-
SLAMS and ali other remedies fail
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-19
APURELY
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DON'T FAIL TO READ THIS NOTICE.
A FEW WElL-kN0WN FACTS,

SICK HEADACHE. CONSTIPATION,
INDIGESTION. DYSPEPSIA. loss OF
APPETITE. BILloUSNfs>S and the
s,any diseases that flesh is heir 70 have Their
origip in dlsoraercd liver and kidneys.
When the kidneys fail 20 throw Oft the
poisonous acids from the system then fol-
lows the many complications Of disease as
above. CLEANSE AND ASSIST these
very impe can't organs of the body by the
ssc Of NATURES OWN PURELY WIG
ErABI.R REMEDY. THE GREAT 81
EZRA KIDNEY AND LIVER CURE. and
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INC FOR We have placed this wonderful
medicine before the pabiic ss a DELIGHT
FIJI. BEVERA1R foa no longer dread the
hoar that calls On yea ~ take yoar pre-
scriheSi dose. bat instead VIII long for the
time to eoaae. Thss valuable remedy IS
warranted PURELY NEsFIABL Bt-
LlehTfUL To THE TASTE. BLOOD
PURIFIER and STRENGTH oINFR. that
does E0s interfere wtth husigleSs or pleasure.
NOT A CATuARTiC. bat a GENTLE
REGULATOR. thar gives iile and renewed
NiGOk To EVERY ORGAN Fer al
female agssUlers The GREAT SIERRA
kIDNEN AND LIVER CURE has a.
squAi- uae trial w9ll eoavtnce the HsaS.
skrrtacal PFioe. ~ per bottle; six bottles
saF =. For sale hy az druggists
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He then had
two OF them on
each hand. and
IS his blood be-
came more and
more impure, IL
sock less time
Tor them to
break out A
sore came en-
the chin. be-
neash the under
lip. which Was
very offensive.
Eis head was
| one solid scat,
iischarging a
real deal. This
was his coadi-
ton az twenty
two months old.
when / under
took the care OF
him, his mother
tile more than a
fula, Of coursel.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-19
MARK |. COIN T. CO..

shipping and Com mission Merchsnss wholesale
dealers IN farsa and dairy Produce and Pro
Visions. i@ Front street. Esnona block port
saHd oregon. 2. o. box z4
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-19

when six months old. the left hand Of our
little n sudchild tegan 10 swell. and had every
appearance of . large boil We youlticed IL. bat
an TO no purpose Asoui i've months After Il
became aranninx sore. soon other sores formed
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-19
A ScrofuIous Child


cure ~as made
ss5.aadha Feb q 1880.
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Life is too short 60 waste much OF IL in huuof-
ing people who need clubbing -lhileaakee yosl'-
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1890-10-30
DUE WEST

The cold wave Sunday made US get clos
er to the fire and draw on overconts.
Yes, w. A, of Lost Mountain. you can
brag on the P. e. and will brag on the
P. WIS (pretty widows), The former seems
to attract your attention.
So far as politics are concerned, we can
go ahead now, as we have Lyon in the
race, and candidate from Pharr.
Mr.. j. A. L. Born has lost two fine heiiI
ers from some disease. The gals OF the
animals were as large as those of FIVE
healthy cows.
Our young man made one more step for
Ward last Sunday. Go it, Ike. Those
Wards are goods cotton pickers. One of
them has just picked $50 pounds in a few
minutes. The Cotton grew in Powder
Springs and was Of good quality.
Some of our hunters goes 'opossum hunt
ing and catches blind tigers. The tigers
can't see, but can bite, and the bite makes
some OF the boys mighty sick So be care
tai, boys, the old man can smell tiger a
long ways off AMOR.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1890-10-30
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
FOR TAX COLLECTOR.

To the Voters OF Cobb county: There
by announce myself candidate for re>
election TO the Office OF Tax Collector. |
have faithfully served you in the past and,
il elected will erdeavor to do my whole
duty Thanking You for previous favors,
l again solicit your votes
j. v. STANBACK.
To the Voters os Cobb county: here
by announce myself as a candidate for
Tax Collector and solicit the votes OF the
people. If elected, shall exert myself to
perform the duties OF the Office with un-
tagging industry and perfect satisfaction
to the tax payers. J. T. GAULI.
To the voters OF Cobb county: here-
by announce myself q candidate for tax
collector, of Cobb county at the coming
election IN January next. subject to the
Democratic nomination. 1t elected pledge
myself to perform the duties of the Office to
the best of my ability. Respectfully.
G. w. YORK.
To the Voters OF Cobb county: I here
by announce myself candidate for Tax
Collector, subject to the Democratic nom>
ination, if one is held. If elected l promise
faithful and competent service to the best
interests of the people.
L. D. JACKSON.