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The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-02
Somerset S J. Court.


SEPTEMBER TERN ls9o.
WALTON j. PREsIDING.
L. II. wEBB, Clerk,
w. b. Brown, Deputy Clerk.
T.. +. Danfarth, County Attorney.
Albert II. Small. Stenographer.
Zenas Vaughan, Sheriff,
John II. Mitchell, b. A. Sawyer, C. II.
Jones, X. S. williams, Lyman Grant, E.
p. Viles, deputies.
A. b. Fox, Messenger
Thursday, Sept. 2j-Msrk s. Tolman
Sarah W. Adams.
Replevin for a colt. Both parties
claimed to own the colt. The plaintiff
claimed that he owned the mare which
foaled the colt; and that, being thus the
owner of the mother Of the colt he was
entitled to her increase, and thus became
the owner of the colt In question. The
defendant claimed that the mother OF the
colt was not owned absolutely by the
plaintiff; that she was mortgaged TO
Micah W. Norton, which entitled him to
the increase, and that he gave the colt,
then only two and one half months old,
to the defendant; and that she had cared
for 1t, fed it, and nursed 1t when kicked
and lame, till it was two years old, and
so became the owner of it. And she
claimed further that the plaintiff had
assented to the gift from Norton to her
and ratified 1t. This was denied by the
plaintiff In fact, the evidence on all the
material points was very conflicting
But the jury sustained the plaintiffs claim
to the colt, and returned verdict in his
favor.
(,owpr for DlaintiH
Walton & Walton for defendant.
Friday, Sept. 2G-George +. Jewell v
Washington M. Jewell.
This was an action to recover foi
boarding the defendant A weeks at So 81
per week. The defendant flied an accoun
IN set of, principally for labor. Tn,
plaintiff filed counter account In set of
A long course of dealing was thus draw
INTO litigation of little interest to any on,
except the parties. The trial lasted da,
and a half, and the jury then returned
verdict for the defendant, finding
oalance.due tohim from the plaintiff OF on
cent.
| Barrett for plaintiff.
| Wright for defendant.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-02
Somerset Central Horse Awards

Owing to the postponement OF the
Somerset Central fair, the exhibition Of
stations, breeding mares, colts, &C., was
DOT large one in number, though well
up In point of excellence, The following
awards were made:
Stallions-5 years old, Jewett Bros.
DR.. Franklin, LIST; J. o. Haines, Bay
Fearnaught. I'd. 8 years old, Moses
French & Son, lst. years old, s. s.
Delano, lst.
/ Breeding mafes-Drood mares and colt
H. s. Steward, 1st; Geo. Washburn, I'd
Charles Loomis, Sd.
Colts-3 years old, DR.. J. N. Merrill
lst and I'd; James Hill, 81. . years old
B. M. Steward, 1st. l year old, Moses
French & Son, LIST; Fessenden Colcord
I'd; J. G. Jones, Sd.
Draft stations, and draft brood mares
l-Stallions, James Redman, LIST.
Matched and driving horses-matched
| carriages horses, LaForest Barnes, LIST
| Geo. Washburn, 3D. Driving horses
style and speed considered. Chas. A
Marston, LIST; Eugene Cain, I'd.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-02

REAL ESTATE TRANsrERs.-The follow
Ing are the real estate transfers during
the past week.
Madison-Hsnry ]. Abbey OF al. to ASS
N. viles, e1,500. b. p. J. Weston "a
Madison Hall Ass'n., $500.
Pitts0eld-Allsn Hackstt to Jennie n,
Randlett, $500. Geo. W. Lane 70 Hannah
n. .Emsrson, ol.S00. J. ". Manson To
Isaac b. Lanoey, e530.60. Stephen Hol'
mer 70 Alfred 81. Wsbendorfer, $500.
Mssosr-William L. Walker 20 Nartiu
v. B. Williams, 17S
Canaaa-Naris Burrill 10 Chas. T.
Durr1ll ~ M d ,1S0.
Nogyidgswock-oa oabsl Wood to Caro-
line q. Harm o. 100.
faiqld -Hs1Ey Kelley 10 Peter Cary.
Gin. y r. Channin9 70 z. =. Filss,
03,soo.
tlseAan-JoAa Owsss 10 scmsrs,,
1al19ay, 1oS0. Alopso =. Adams %
oooDeg9Ge 1ollWsy, e30e o..
eoaee saln =. Pollard 70 Jesd
- . ~. Co. Holdea = = =
2 - y wynaa = Isaaa
- ]lN 4,ss, . 4. As =
The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-02
TO THE LADIES

Please call OH Mrs. Aubin at
Arnold's, that she May exhibit a
new lot of Custom Made print and
other wash goods Wrappers, Small
Shoulder Capes, Circulars, Shirts,
Print and Muslin Aprons Etc. Etc,
Do not forget that Mrs. Aubin has
a private room for Ladies to try on
ready made Wrappers in.
admire old faces and I'd like tC
see new one every new morn
SWISS AT RNOLD'S,
The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-02
The Antl-Lottery Bill

The final passage Of the bill for tn,
suppression OF lottery advertisements
etc, through the msils,is great achieve
ment for Postmaster General Waua
maker. 1t 10 the only practical legisla
tion yet attained for the mastery of Law
over the lottery swindle.
As the new law Is the creation OF tn,
Postmaster General, there will be ne
apprehensions about It's prompt ant
vigorous execution and for the frs
time In Its history the lottery robbery
will be halted by law.
Invitations are out for the marriage Of
Mr.. John Russell Boardman, of the Ken
nebec journal, and Miss Nettie Clark, OF
Augusta, at the South Congregations
church in Augusta, Monday Evening, Oct
9Th. Mr.. Boardman is graduate of tht
Maine State College, and a son of Hon
8. L. Boardman, who was formerly res
ident Of Norridgewock. and is we'll knowr
In Somerset. Mis-, Clark Is @ daughter OF
Captain Thomas Clark Of tho A ijnsant
Generals office, at Augusta, one OF the
valiant Captains Of the Eleventh Maine
Regiment.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-02

The Rev. T.IF. Millett and family left
last week for their home In Elliot, Ne.
They have been passing portion of his
vacstion here. Mr.. Mllett the late pas
of the Cong. Church in this place left
many warm friends who regretted for the
second time to see them leave town.
Mr.. S. t. Goodrich and family took the
train for Elliot. Maine a few days ago.
Many kind Wishes attend Mr.. Goodrich to
Ills new home.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-02

The fall meeting Of the East Somerset
Educa1ional Association will be held at
st. Albans, Friday and Saturday, Oct. II
and 10. A lecture will be delivered on
Friday evening. Oct. II, by Hon. N. A.
1uce. State superintendent Of schools.
4 meeting Of Somerset Association Of
school omcers will b held Saturday, Oct
~. at 3. p. n, and musiciai exercises
during the seesi'1n will be conducted BY
Prof. 3. A. Maxim. Tree entertainment
viii u fnU1ehod for ladias.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-02
CORRESPONDENTS


Forrest Weston OF Lynn, Mass is visit.
ing his sister Mrs. Chas Fogg of this place
Miss Lottie Flanders left town Saturday
for waieryille, where she expects to work
in millinery store.
The Browns Corner correspondent
made slight mistake last week In speak
ing OF the party that disturbed them Sun
day night, being from East Cornylle. We
learn that they belonged nearer home.
The woodchucks seem to be quite plenti-
full in this part OF the town. Dana, a nine
year old son of Chss. Fogg has already
caught sixteen, we think him pretty
smart boy, II all boys were as smart the
wild animals would be more scarce.
Mr.. C. II. Smith is buying apples this
fall as usual for the market
The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-02

The Maine Christian Endeavor Conven
tion was. s.held In Augusta at the Congation
al church last week. The attendance was
very large, and this meeting has been ar
important one In the history Of the move
ment In Maine. The Committee on Gre.
dentials reported 337 delegates present
from 81 societies, representing six demon
nations. The following named officers
were chosen President, v. Richard Eos,
Of Portland; Vice Presidents, o. W. Wal
dron Of Blddeford, J. e. Lawrence OF
Lewiston, Emily W. Milliken Of Augusta
Secretary and Treasurer, J. W. Steven
son of Portland; Recording Secretary
Miss M. Alice Metcalf of Portland.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-02
AtAuQuata

Governor Burleigh has renomin ated
Luciluis A. Emery for Associate Justice
of the Supreme Judicial Court. Judge
Emery has served one term very accepts-
oily.
Among the candidates for the office of
State Librarian are said to be Gen. s. j.
Gallagher, Arno Little, George Vickery,
and Frank Noble Of Augusta, Dr.. Twitch.
ell Of Fairfield, and A. 4. Taught Of
BeIefsde,
The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-02

0@. s~ III
Iau opahs ss,t. ~. b. Dvsss's esata,sm, ls N
IN rsk esstst, 1stn.
Fourth year In Boston Elegant Gymnasium attached
permanently established for the rational treatmep
Of the most
oeettsats Iesns u IAnMse.
from Whetever cause; also di6acult Chronic Dis
eases OF any name or nature successfully and rad
icsiy cured BY the famous sweet Method"
1 eNDe Il An As1islaats.
frof Charcots Methods, Of Paris for Neryous Ds
sase.; Deep See Water Doushes Electricity; Haruet
lam; Mss.s&e. Obesity removed without 3epreSsIon
1hs ~oH thorough asd ssccsssfsi MsSASds esfosf
'!As evsst MstAs1" b pisoasa
nsrvoo. system, and sl diseases Of tie blood Sonss
psess Sas gsepls whsreve! known: Especially sue
6esis, snd cancer humors Of the stoniash and vc1h
Surprising al In the cure Of
- SoA1 AID jeus oN1AoSg ~
~ aetsstsd BY pcblio opinion Ia New Ensisua IN
the paGt ~ yeass.
Tefme vfthin the reach q the Desrsst -Four eaaea1
seecAi' yeiy.ee, qeneral anA ire. IavaliAs 30
abroad psevt1Aa VIII rseue os6 booxS a rsasssa
Gss Gss P.ssee. Da. ewnBTe GREAT HSlHAL oFuC
IFICS coepconded ard Aisponsel ae 1So lo>eatosv
oonneeeee With Ne laet3talien, Oun nm nm
r.ss.ngf VIII ervaA l.sf % 9u.n. WASon Soa
=. 0mce heu!s fFsm . .. H., - = >. =. eun.
eave mo@ 70 ,. -. neeae- oars fxom IN the q
pots bees svery fbw minutes.
ekiDe nm.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-02
Somerset Stu

Frank l.. Ames is a member OF the
Freshman Glass at Colby University
He fitted at Skowhegan High School aud Is
a young man of excellent standing Messrs
B. Leavltt Of Norridgswock Ernest II
Pratt, of Clinton; Frank L. Tozler, Glars
B. Tozler, William l.. Jones, and Walter
F. Kendrlck Of Fairfield; Dainel W
Kimball Of Cambridge In this county ar,
also members of this class. Fairfield
leads any town In Maine In the number o.
students In this class. except Waterville.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-02
Colt Races.

On account of the rain the colt
races advertised to come off at Elmwood
Park, Sept 20 were postponed to Friday
and Saturday, Oct. and 4, and the man.
ayers have decided to give In addition to
the classes previously advertised, a min.
ute class purse 800, 1887 class, purse
800, and 2; 80 class, purse 500.
The track will be pu. In first class
shape and the weather permitting, very
interesting races may be expected.
Additional stalls will be built for the
pected to come out In large numbers.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-02

80, -, a., =, - =,
alleged pih OF inc child and the hnding "' the ssuh
pone IN 'ne '>hes'
Michael ODonnel testified; 10 being at Norons
house IN November 1896 and Norton told hun that
Mrs Cooley was IN family way In oe'oee. 1887
heatd Mrs Ooney call Norton a murderer, Norton
h'"e u" tepY'
A. ane cf Madison testified: that three year. ago
last June he heatd Mrs Cooley say 70 NSt'on' You
arc m"'uet "hd You uaie ho' oehy :" N"i'oh m'ue
No tepS'
William $. Robinson Of Concord heard Norton last
March call Mrs Cooley woman Of III repute. She
call him murderer and SAID he murdered her child.
lie replied. We'll done Mrs. Cooley we'll done my
81" " Subsequently heard her twit him oi burning the
child and bringing the head shovel To her bedside
+. c, Robinson Of Concord last March heard Mrs.
Cooley say to Norton micah Norton, | will never
lcave here until YOU 90 State prison. know enough
about you to carry you there. YOU killed and burned
my baby" Norton SAID, Damn your old corpse, you
never will live to tell anything me, damn you.
will shoot YOU" The next Monday when Norton
going away he said to Mrs Cooley AT find you here
when get back will be the means OF YOU That
the Il, OF March last.
f,o.a- H., %, f,o,,,i testified. ,h,, he r,,ae Al,
',,eDt ~, snr,ng .;,b Mrs Cooley 10 eonle and
-, E., a, b,,n th,' s,mn,r, f he d,a not srT hi.
eesp mouse ''' MN '"'' sD''''' 'e ''' "'' ''''
| 49, =, =, So,
Hubbard !, M.ry OF lexington sau tha' iast nd1ch
Sotion tl nun Isi npo'ey 1aa GOV " ;sh hrY
Tor she was cross anu nc ooudn set aohS Win ne,
and she had got to leave ~uhin q tor'n,sh. anyway
ihat was about ~2"eeks OF 'ess before she Wa s..
=. warren age oi ieA'hs,on' he"u NiS' S'Nes - ~
Norton OF burning the ehhd. Norton m'oe no Iepy,
things, said Nonon was going to put them out d,nr,
Norton asked her why she didn't get w'ness to move
he, and she SAID she ~'' gong to Called ''''
csa,.s n 'p,r,,,od testified ,b,, las,
Mach or ApnI, norton told him that Mrs. Cooley was
going to leave him and coming back, never
in Gods world She vas s''ns away to stay.
Afford pase q New f9,llaad wno we reh' n,n aa'%N,
over about three q eoek in the morning. saying that
he afraid Mr., Cooley was in 'rouble foT he had
heard psls sho, and he ddn 3 know Gdt 1s ,,d m'f ,n
vs. ,"te ,bat r.,m Won 70 ahead Wines put his
hand on the door ~hi,h slightly aiar, but found
trunk against It on the inside lie pushed the 90 wsr
oaIry ne the p, IN he, nyb, elo,br" blood on her
head, face and legs, blood under her head and quite a
quantity on the clothes near The loot OF The bed.
,be f,rb, ebnS '' Moo9 y was N,w,ns from bullet
wound IN the SIDE Of her head She made movement
The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-02
The Runaway Maniac.

The crazy man at large In this vicinity
at time of going to press last week wa
discovered In the barn Of II. B. Russell
Cornville, on Thursday, In an entirel,
nude condition, and by Mr.. Russell
turned over to the officials on the trail
His name is John Styles, and he is re
ported as the most persistant and Gun
ming runaway the institution has had tt
deal with.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-02
Fairfield Contre

The pleasant weather of Inst weak and
this week so far has been we'll improved
by the farmers in harvesting their beans
and potatoes, some had grain out In the
two weeks OF bad weather, it was the same
as spoiled. Beans are damaged some,
Pieces that were nearly ripe are about spoi
ed. Potatoes are rottlng some.
Mr.. Hampton Marston has his new barn
nearly done.l one more days work will
compleat the job. Mr.. James H. Holt ha,
done the work ty contract. The barn is
So by 30. Mr.. Holt furnished everything
and did the work in forty-six days, the
walls are clapboardsd and shingled
Our blacksmith and his wife took thei,
vacation last week, they visited friends
and relatives in Winslow and Richmond.
Mr.. Quinzi Tozier is hsying. hard luck
with his lambs. he has only left out OF
flock OF fifty last spring.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-02
A Change.

Bro. Mayo of the Fairfield Journal ap.
pears to be tired Of running alone and has
taken In partner, practical printer, w.
M. Ladd, who learned his trade at the
REPORTER Office. We expect to sec
things jump at the Journal Office now.
Success to our neighbor of the big
umber village Of Somerset.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-02
State Sunday 8ohooi Association.

The Twenty-Thlrd Annual Convention
will be held In the city Of Waterville
Oct. l4-l6, 1890, commencing Tuesday
afternoon. The Executive Committee
have engaged as general conductor of the
convention, Rev. A L Winship of Boston
one Of the foremost educational and Sun
day school leaders. For the Opening Ad
dress Of the session they announce Presi
dent A. w. Small Of Colby, and a pro
mlnent address Of Wednesday will bs
given by Prof, A. F. Chase of East Maine
Conference Seminary, Bucksport. with
Miss Lucy Wheelock of Boston In tn,
Primary Department inst ruction and ad
dresses are assured Of the first quality fol-
interest and value. The best speakers
and workers In the State will lend theil
aid. Free entertainment will be furnish
ed to all delegates. Reduced fare on al
railroads,
The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-02
MONEY. HOW 10 MAKE IT !

10 save dollar is to make one. You
earn it by being smart enough to know
where to do your trading. Look out first
for the store that keeps the largest stock
and the best variety for you can always
buy cheaper and get better quality for
ysur money from the large dealer. Take
it in house furnishing. we buy the best in
the market and buy so largely that the
manufacturers have to give us better prices
and we can afford to sell you better goode
for less money.
We are now opening the Fall Season
with determination to do more business
than ever. We know no concern in the
United States can undersell us. They may
sell trashy goods at less prices; but what is
the good of buying Parlor Suits and Cham
Der Sets that will only last
The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-02

The Wesserrunsett Lodge wishes to
thank those who kindly assisted In provid.
Ing entertainment for the District Lodge.
and takes this means of 50 doing.
Cur
The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-02
Starks

There will be a cattle show at Starks,
Tuesday Oct. 7tb. at the trotting park.
Adjoining towns are cordially invited to
take part in the SHOW, and have a good
time, and to make il interesting.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-02
Gard Of Thanks.

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sanborn desire to
thank their friends for handsome and
nice wedding gifts.
Skowhegan, October l, 1890.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-02

Every article Of House furnishings 10
marked to loweat prices and odd lots Of
Draperies and chairs are being closed out
at cost price.
Parlors furnished complete with every.
thing needed for $1,000. oittins PooHs
complete for 4s5. 90. Chambess connlefe
for esS 90. Kitchens oounlete fos ~ I'M
Dining Rooms complete foe o0o.oo.
We are complete HOUSE Turnishess, yoe
can aavs many dollar by dsallng wiiA us.
Afee! ths hRs Of Novsmbes ~ shall d.
continue prspayinR freight. % that by
.snding yosr orders IN now you win AVE
this sxpepe. Terms sasy. All letters m
svsfed same day = received.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-02
TO HOLDERS OF
Defaulbd Farm h0rtgalc Loans
and Other 9eouYltloa.

Our acquaintance 10 every one Of the West.
ern States and Territories, and In every South
eYn State with correspondents IN every State.
and In nearly every county In every state ,soup-
led with practical experience OF over thirty
the best results In the collection of defaulted
Farm MORTGAGE Loans, as we'll As the colieetion
Of de faulted City, County aud Tewn bonds
equa lied facilities, q respOnsible channel for
collection snd the very best possible sesvioe.
We respectfully call attention to this and NJ
TIL CORSiN BANKING co.
4wss to2 Broadway, n. Y.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-02

Halls Cataarh Cure Is taken internally
and acts directly upon the blood and mu'
Gus surfaces of the system. Send fol
testimonials, free.
+. J. CHENEY 4 CO., Toledo, 0.
H-Sold by Druggists, 75 cents.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-02

What beautiful autumn weatbari

What beautiful autumn weather.
Beans were somewhat damaged by the
wet weather. Grain was badly damaged
and some fields that were down are left on
the ground as worthless.
Fred Thompson is threshing and reports
about one-half an average crop.
George Smith has sold his calves that
took prizes at both Bangor and Lewiston, to
Gen Shepherd Of Skowhegau. The price
paid with premiums taken, is about one
hui dred dollars.
Tie prospect Of cattle show in town
this fall is very poor.
Fairfield.
DR.. A. E. Farnham late of Buffalo. N
Y. and for several years in the practice of
his profession in East Madison, hiss estab
lished himself in Fairfield for practice DR.
Farnham has had large experience 10 hos
pital aud general practice.
The corn factory finished packing last
Thursday. About 100000 cans Of prime
article have been packed.
w. @. Young and son of Greenvlle were
in town Monday looking over the Morse
hotel property.
Ripley.
A. G. Fsrrar has sold out his .'riphtn.
blacksmith shop and tools to a compan
Of citizens who propose to run shop as
soon as they can find good man for the
place.
Horace Parker has taken unto himsel q
wife, Mrs. Bessey of Foxcraft. They
gave reception and treat to their neigh
bors and friends, Monday night.
Will Randall has been on the sick list
for the past week but is now about again.
Mrs. Stevens Of Stetson has been hold.
ing spiritual circles" in different places
in town this week.
Elder Clifford Of Dexter has been hold.
ing series of meetings at the Methodist
Church the past week.
Several members of the Christian church
at this place attended the Annual confer
ence at Corinna last week.
Mrs. Mary Jewett is at present on the
sick list, also.
H. W. Ramsdell recently sold to VIM.
Rand three sheep that weighed six hun
dred and sixty pounds. Pretty good
mutton
Chas. Mansel Is up in all modern i'm.
provements. Now he has street lamp in
front of bis residence.
The heavey frost OF the night of the 24h
changed the color of"Dame Natures man
tie" quite extensively.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-02
STATE OF OHIO, Cry OF TOLEDO.

LVUAE COUNTY, >. o.
FRANK J.CHgNEY makes oath that he is the
senior partner Of the firm OF +. CHENEY 4
| Co., doing business in the City of Toledo
| County and State aforesaid. and that said firm
will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS for each and every case of Catarrh tina,
cannot be cured by the use of HALLS CArARRH
| Crp
The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-02
pr&psry
Bargains ;

PARl0R STOVES
AND RANGES.
Our stock includes the most economical
styles and the most reliable stoves. "The
QUAKER" Is the best range in the world.
over 1.000, 900 sold. Send for the cuts Of
the Quaker.
We keep handsome line Of Rockers in
plush and other goodA Our 500 Rocker
pleases every one.
Do You want bargainsi
II 70, this 10 the time 70 get thsm.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-02

tain cloth for making her garments | also made six
loose dresses Tor her. ] never heard any uuarrclinp
between Norton and Mrs. Cooley. never heard Norton
say anything to her about burning the baby I.ast
March Norton told me Aunt Cooley was jealous of him
States Prison. saw Mrs. Cooley have a revolver
when first commenced to do dressmaking for her
Witness said revolver shown her by the county
attorney looked like the one. ! saw her with his
revolver IN her possession March 6th last at
Norton house Never knew her to use any other
revolver. Hers was a "a calibrc.
Mrs. Sarah Warren Of New Portland, testified; Lived
there twenty-five years Mrs. Cooley was introduced
to me in 1856, when ,she was living in the Sssburv
place Lived myself near the Salisbury house, When
saw her hrst IN the winter Of 1885 and 1885, she wasn't
very well, ! didn't see her very often She usually
wore shawl, she was quite Heshy then. Think she
was larger then than the following season. In January
or February, 1857 went with my sister to Mrs Cooeys
Nor, Morton mtt me at the door and said Mrs. Cooley
W. R. Richardson Of New Portland, testified, In
January 1857, had occasion % call at Norton's to
see him. Norton said he would invite me in but had
sickness there and The house was not in proper cond
on ior callers Said she had recently had an ovarian
tumor removed from her. Was one Of the coroners
Jury and examined the room in which Mrs. Cooley
was found on the morning Of her DEATH
Mr. Mary Burns testified; am daughter Of Anna
my mother at Noron's Eve years aeo last Apr;i and
Vas living with them in 1885. Mother had revolver
When shown e. calbre revolver witness said: il
looks like hers have seen her practising firing with
It. Mother was sick in January. Alter she Eot better
she much smaller In form than before slept with
mother down Stair in the paslor bedroom when we
frs; FIR moved to the Salisbury place eps IN the par
sickness and going up stain 70 sieep ., Nortons re-
guest The nigh, before mother was sick, Nossoa tain
Cd 70 myself and brother until went 70 bod That
night heard what seemed 70 ibe the muised csy q
baby. In the morning west 70 Tie paros, found 4
ccked. and Morton came out and paAssd - ny shoss
Morton to!d ne my nother I'D ovssian sulos, and
e vas sons to remove IT, Later b Sock n aio IL
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