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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-10-29

su fSpnen, unsebeurer Summen, unb
niAt INNER iparen bic Wlonopoliiten
bereit, ioI9e bsisuiteuern. Daber muBte
man auf anbere @innabmequeIIen be'
ba4t fem unb 2eute bon Der Gattuns
8arbsIeb's, iusI6e bereitS Pribatunter'
i9Ieife besangen botten, mubtsn auf
bas @ebeiB Der Bartsileiter nun aud
fiir bieie itebIsn, ipoIIten iie elmer 8Ios'
itelIuns enteeben. Ser Staat uno bic
SteuersabIer tpurben beraubt, um Sans
pnsnefon6s au erlaneen. 8ie befannt,
iduIbeten unb fduIben bic giienbabn
@orporationen nod oem Staate un8es
beure Summen fir rddtdnbise Steu'
ern erf unterm Datum bes l9. Ofto'
Der ipurbe beridtet, bab ber Republics
nifde Staats'gluoitpr Mcgamant eine
berartise Sorberups bes Stautss SeSen
cine Corporation i'm 8stras bon sl,s
900, 900 fir 800, 900 ..seietteIt" babe.
Ser @nseiduIoiste iteIIte natiirlia Il'
les prompt in ,,4breOs", pie bies ia
ni6t anbers ertpartet ipurbe. 9lber BEL
berartisen Transaftionen bIeiben itetS
$50, 900 ober 100000 ireenbipo bans
gen, mo fe ben ParteiIeitern 3ur 8er'
faguns iteben. Bon benz @elbe our
llnterftiibuns Der bur9 bic SObnStptpn
@aFerHutb @ef9dbisten iinb ia aud
$50, 900 bsridipunben unb niemanb tpia
Ausfunft bariber eeben fbnneu. Sat
bod isIbf @ensraIs9oitmei @ana'
mater ieinen glamen in 8erbinbune init
Der 8epitone 8anf unb ben 8arbsIep
S9tpinbsIeisn i'm 9rud Ieien mGhen,
tpenn aud niemanb setpaet bat einen
70 bOdanseiebenen 8eamten unb eifri'
gen SOnntuSsiduIebrer 6ireft bes 8e'
truses su bei6uIbiBen.
Wir tpiirben uns unter ben obtpaltens
ben llmitdnben unb i'm @neeii6te fol'
der Sbutia6en ftir einen isbr i6le6ten
8irser baIten, tpoIten mir uniere Sane
busu bieten, cine iOIde 9artei nod
LANCER i'm &mte au IuRen. 90 banbeIt
fd bier nidt barum, Oh elm @abler
8epubIifansr ober 9emofrat 1T, fonoern
barum, Of er tpilIens 1T, berartise @au'
nsrsien bur& feline etimme su ianttio'
nisren unb eutsubeiben. @enn eins
9artei 70 fOrrupt setpOrben 1T. bab iie
tpebsr 8etrus nod SdpinbeI i4eut,
Oann il es cine sebieteriibe 9flidt al'
Ter 8drser, ieIbit Der GnsebDrisen elmer
ioIaen 8urtei, tbuau bebaIfIi4 3u iein,
iie an bic 2uft au ieben. DaS 8obI
bes @emeinipeiens fommt bod in erter
4inie unb erit in 3tpeiter &sibe Der @r'
foIs elmer 8artei. 9aber iasen mir
6inaus nit ben @aunern
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-10-29
Sbmt emre Nficbt.

@ir baben in elmer 8eibe bon Irti'
teIn uniere 2eisr nit ber 8ebeutuns bes
beurisen @ab bIfampfes bertraut semadt,
Der am n d d ten ten It 9
Ieinsn abidIuB fnbet. @ir sIuuben,
unfsre bOlIe 9Hi6t setban su bas
ben, an ben @dblern Iiest es nun, bic
ibrise su tbun. @enn ieber 9eut'
16e, tpenn ieber 9emofrat am 3. 9lop.
feline boae SduIbisfeit tbut, 10 tpirb
bas bemofratii6e 9idet SIanaenb trium'
pbiren mir tperben i'm County ben
@eliden bic berbiente 8ure6tpeifun8
seben unb i'm Staate mitbeIfen, ber
@aunerbanbe ben 2uufpuB su seben, bic,
nit elmer einsisen llnterbre4une, nun
fbon felt 1861 ben Staat NIT StIfe
Der MonOpolifen miBperipaItet unb
bur9 ibre 8dubereien unb 1lnteri9Ias'
unsen es iOtpeit sebra9t bat, baB inns
mer erbObte Steuerforberunsen seiteat
tuerben, bub man iOsar bas am Munbe
absebarbte fIsine 8apital bes TaseI6b'
nerB un6 Der armen @ai8fruu NIT brsi
Mias am: Dollar beiteuert un6 bub
man iie stpinst, Bel benz Giiefor su Bee
i6p6ren, Oh iie nidt elm 8apitaI4en
bon ftinf3is Ober einbunbert Dollars auf
Snterefen anSeIe8t baben. Daeesen
idulben bic rei6en @iienbabnsg gorporas
tionen bem Staote bunberttauienOe bon
Dollars unb es frdbt fein Subn barna8,
ipsnn iie nur piIIiS 3u ben Republicans
iden @abIfonbS beiiteuern.
Das YsrionaI unieres county TidetS
braudt einen 8erBIei9 nit benz repus
blitaniiden ni9t su i6cuen. Sabep
fir S9eriff bat cine IanSidbrise gr'
fabruns, tpdbrenb iein @esner 2aToude
ni9t bas @erineite bon ben 8Fidtsn
bss amtss tennt. SIR 9rotbOnOtar 1T
bon ben 9emofraten s mes 8 .
8aiIep aufSeitsIt, felt Sabren bier
Elm befannter unb erfoIsrei6er @e'
idaftsmunn, befen @esner 9rpOr bon
beOeutenb serinserem 8uIiber 1T. SIR
S9abmeiiter prdientiren mir ben @dbs
Isrn ben Deuti9en 8 eprs s8i ins
3 a q Der felt 26 Subren in unierer
Mitte Iebt uno NIT reinem 9etpiIen
Sebermunn ins ause f9auen fam.
$50 es fid um bic @ubI zines Oeuts
fden banbeIt, iOIIte niemanb aud nur
in @ebanfen einen 8peifeI beeen, fir
tpen ct su ftimmen bat. Sir Diitritt'
antpuIt 1T s obn g. 8eIIp nos
minirt tporben, elm aipar iunser, aber
tiidtiser &e9tsanipaIt, Der bsreits els
men Termin in Der StaatsIesisIatur
NIT gbren biente unb aud Dor ben
S9ranfsn bes @sriGts feline 8efabis.
uns betuieien bat. SobnS. D.
SOpIe iit Der 9IussrtpdbIte Der Se'
mOtratie fur bas stmt bes @eri9tss
i9reibers er 1T Elm Repraisntant bes
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me erit bus 70 tpenis popuIGre Bprt
;, ,Eruifs" in ben amerifanifdsn @orts
i9ab auf8enpmmen tporben iei. Dieie
1ruits ielen es bauptid9Iid, ipeI6e bic
9rbeiter importirten. Gin 9robibitibs
1arif auf ale 9lrbeiter, bic in's 2anb
tdmen. niHt um amerifanii6e 8arser
tu tperben, fonbern Inn ben ameritanis
t9en Irbeiter au berbrdneen, bas mare
Der ri4tise Surif mad ieinem Sersn",
i4IOB Der &ebnsr.
Wie&inlep, Der bann an bic 8eibe
fam, oriidte ii6 gang Inn bic Tariffrass
berum, ipra4 iiber Die SiIberfrage unb
ipeifte feline 8ubbrer nit alien abse'
lagerten Gampagnes9braIen ab.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-10-29

ben Deut19en ben bera&tIi6en ssubtritt
berieSten unb iie faftiid bon Der partei
ausi4Ioiien. 9ieie 8ebauptuns lit feine
8erIeumbung, ionbern cine aabefannte
Thatiade. Yotpel's @reaturen Ieiteten
ben @onbent mad benz 8efebIe bes
Wteiiters pber ,,8oHss", unb poipen
aIIein 1T peranttpprtli9 fir bic yies
berIase unb bei9dmenbs Miba9tuns
Der Deuti9en. Ber nod elm bisHen
SeIbfa6tun8 beiibt, iolte nit ieinem
Wab5etteI am 8. Sob. 8rptsit einlesen
eeeen cine 70 fdmdbIiGe 8ebanbIune
bes Deutidtbums, ioIIte aber bor allen
Der 9lrrosans bon 8oipea bic berbiente
8ure&ttpeiiuns au tbeiI perbsn IaHen,
baburd, baB ct fir @eorse 8inbad fir
Sdabmeiiter ftimmt. 8aS 9oipeu lit,
seist ia 3ur @bibens iein iesiees @ebabs
rem, baS einem in Der Wolle gefdrbten
Seiuiten ale gbre MAIDEN tpiirbe Grit
perb6bnt er bic Deuti9en in 6fentIi6em
@onpent, nadbem er nit ibrer SdIfe
feline Pldne bur9seiebt bat,-unb bann
umfdlet9t er bieIelben SeutIden unb
itreit bel ibnen ben Samen beS SaberS
unb. MiBtrauens sesen ibren biS bato
unbeiholtenen uno oeadteten 2anbSs
mann aus. NabrIia bate unter ben
eIei6en 8erbaItnifen Elm Deuti6er Bel
ben @eIIden ober SrIdnbern baFeIbe
beriudt, man tuiirbe ibn nolens volens
gum Sempel binauS eetporfen, man
tpiirbe ibm nit Der sleiden MlGnse-
bur@ einen Subiritt : sesablt baben.
DAB 8oipea nod tpaet, bel. ben Dsuts
i9en fir iid unb eesen einen Deuts
i&en Prcpa8anoa gu MAIDEN, seist, tpie
tpenis 9ationalitpIa, tpie tpenis SeIbit'
adtuns, tpie tpenis &edtIi6feitsseffibI
er benielben autraut. 9amit fiigt er
cine 8eIeibieuns aur anberen, un6 bic
Oeutiden tpenisitenS ioIten ibr Sderfs
Iein baau beitrasen, ibn fir INNER abs
3utbun
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-10-29
lteber 8altimore!
W0rOOcuti6er QI0bO,
8m. 8. &ieIeI, 6l5 eadaluann Nbep
aaent fir Seranton.

8eaeImdbi9e 9oft.Oampfl6iHfabrt 5uiiden
Baltimore uno Sremen
btreet,
Surdj Die neuen uno erprObtsn StabIoumpfer
9armItabt, Dresden, SarIsrube,
Wlan6en, DIbenburs, Neimar,
BON Bremen ieoen 9Onnerita9
bon Baltimore ieoen Wittuod, llbr r. ".
@robtm6sIidfs Siderbsit
9iaise 9ieiie, BOr5dsIide Serpfeeun9.
@it 9ompferu oes @orboeuti6en'etoDo
tpuroen mebr oIs
100000 Pafiasiere
aIiidlih iiber SEE beforoert.
SaIons unb Gaiiten.8immer ouf 9ed =
0ie Ginridhineen fur 8piihenoedspnHa.
aiere, oeren SdInffeIlen fid i'm Sberoed uuo
i'm ,rueiten @ed befnoen fno ansrtnnnt por-
trefIid. GIettriide 8eIsudtun9 in olen
Mdumen.
8eittre austuuft srtbsiIen Die General.
a9euten
u. G9nma9er & Co., Baltimore, Wtb
ober oeren 8ertrster i'm SnIanoe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-10-29
6Ono. Gampbea'S Sarifs
Gebe.

@as bsr bsmpfratii&s @ouvfrn5r bon Sbio
BEN Boil iiber bfn Sarif su lassn bate,
pflHfn MeainIey ,,bubmt".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-10-29


BEN Boil iber bfn Earif su iassn bate,
ptI&sn MesinIsy nbubmr.
8ei Der sroBen MaKsnberiammIuns
su @ba, Obio, in ipel6er beibe @Oubers
nbrs' &anbibaten, Der Demotrat (unb
iebiee @oubernbr) Campbell unb Der
&epublifuner Wic8inIsp, &eben bieIten,
mar Campbell Der erlte @ebner. gr
sin9 fofort auf's 8ieI los unb be8ann
nit einem idarfen @neriff auf ben
So6i9ub3oa. gr fiibrte aus, bab bic
2anOiuirtbf6aft (ber aderbau) iebes
Subr tpeniser lObnen6 iperbe, 6aB uns
iere SanbeIsHotte bonn Meere fortsefeet
tuorben iei. baB iid bas capital in ben
itoIsen PaIditen Der bei9lbten Sabris
fanten anbdufe, ipdbren6 importirte
llnearn, Slaben uno StaIiener bic
StelIen amerifaniider Burger einnebs
men-fO bei9iibe Der So1l6ubsou bic
amerifanii6en 8auern uno glrbeiter.
Our 8efrdftieuns fiibrte Der &e6ner
cine YropbeseiunS 2ineoIn's Ibsr bic
Solsen Der ipadienben Wabt ber Gor'
porationen, cine IeuBerung bes 3epus
bIifaners 8utteripertb unb beri1iebene
Brebitimmen an. g8as fir SOIssn bic
9lnbdufuns GROCER 8eidtbiimer in ben
Sdnben tpeniser Berionen babe, lebre
bic 9eididte, benn als Yeriien unter'
sing, bate stpei Brosent Der 8eb6lfer.
ung 81 Pro3ent beS acknowledgements
beiehen, ipdbrsnb bic erpbe 0taile bes
SoIteS bem Sunsertooe nabe mar ;
dbnIi4 iei es in 9leeppten, Rom &c. se.
tpeien. SIM Sabre 1850 beiaben Die
@rpb '8apitaIiiten in ben Ser. Staaten
373 Prosent bes 9iationaIbermDSenS.
beute beiiBen fie bereits mebr alS bas
DoppeIte bieies Prosentiubes. Sn bie-
fen 3ablen Iieee cine ernite @arnilns.
iiber bic man ii6 ni9t NIT elmer per.
Gdtlihen 8ebenSart iiber ben 8ertb
ober llntpertb Der Statiltif bintpeeIebsn
oirfe. Wie8inlep babe bel ginbrinsune
ieiner Bill bem 2anbe eine Peripbe
sIdn3enber gntipideluns peripro6en-
ipo iei iie seblieben 2 Die 3abI Der
8unferOtte iei setpadien unO ipiirOe
nod pieI s,bBer fein, ipenn mir nidt
cine 70 seiesnete @rnte bdtten.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1891-12-24
Nearly Cremated,

Friday night last, Mrs. Samuel Boiler
French woman in this place came very
near being roasted alive, as result OF
misplaced confidence, so to speak, in one
John Roujier. Reuter- had constructed
cabinet similar in shape to that used by
Dr. Conant in giving his now famous
baths, and just here all similarity ends.
The chemicals used were pint of alco-
hol in a tin dish, to which was added a
dessert spoonful of sulphur The dish
was placed in hole in the bottom of the
cabinet and small oil stove placed be.
meath it, In front of this another stove
that carried heat to the inside through
another hole in the bottom. The result was
when the alcohol became heated it began
to discharge gas into the air.tight cabinet
until it completely filled the compart
meut and reaching the bottom communi
Gated with the flame of the second oil
stove. Instantly there was a flash of
fire, and the poor woman i'll nude state
was fastened in an being roasted alive.
ihe husband tore the top off the cabinet
and ms soon as possible lifted the wife
out, bat not before she had been burned
terribly ON one-third of her person, except
her head, which was out of the cabinet.
DR.. BirOn was hastily summoned and
found the woman in pitifu condition, at
first fearing death would result but later
reports are now encouraging and the wo-
man will recover.
To US it seems surprisingly strange that
an ignorant man should have even n
thought to copy the great medical inven-
ton that las taken Dir. Couant the past
y years, with experimenting and hard
study TO bring to its present perfect state.
Great bargains in new and second hand
furnaces at Dorsn's.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1891-12-24

With host of new additions and
prominent features this superb collec-
ton of Thirty Star Specialtles, will sp
pear at Coburn Opera House on Monday
Dec. 2sth. In one of the choicest min
strel Programs OF the day, Notable
feature is their elegant costumes, the
very finest that money can procure, and
with which they set Grand Ducal and Ca
Waller first part, followed by e brilliant
array of specialties features that commend
themselves to all amusement seekers.
Seats now on sale at j. NJ Arnold's.
Special II 3liiay prices % 81 and scots.
Following is what the Daily st. Johns
SUM- Dec 18th says of their appearance
in that city; The Iii. Henry Minstrels
made their first appearance at the Opera
house last night in the presence OF a
large audience. The company is very
good oue-jn fact it is altogether the
equs of any troupe ever in this city. The
| performance was two and halt hours
of fun, unohjectionable in every respect.
| Alexis, called the human mystery, Is ap
| propriately named, as he conclnsvely
proved by the many forms into which he
| twisted his body. Tom Mack is com
edian in every sense of the word, and the
| applause he received was well deserved
Sergt. Cummings musket drill was the
best ever seen in this city. Prof. Worm
woods performing dogs are very clever,
while Eugene Clifford, the tenor, AL VIII
son, the oasso, f. b. Darrin, the violinist,
aud Frank Hitchcock, the baritone solo
i.t, are all features. A point of interest
tonight will be the first appearance OF
the popular London baritone soloist, Will
White, who will render the touching com
position entitled, The Pardon Came Too
Lac, and later in the evening Mr.. White
will render the popular descriptive song,
Mary and John.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1891-12-24
Funny Why They Do 1t.

But they do. 1t was always So ano
must always he so while the world stands
It IL natural enough ( n the Yankee to I'M
tate every good efficient invention, but
we have 'ately had an opportunity to see
what IA Frenchman Can do IN dlscountlnR
Yankee invention. 1t has ever been hard
for the good people in Skowhegan to be
lieve that anything can be wonderfully
enlcitn in the great invention Anidrosis
while nobody but Sam Conant can be
found as its pre- genitor. Twelve years ago
some of our wise ones were very curious
to know what the Yankee would strike for
next, but his only reply was this is the
last ditch" Could the people of this
country realize the gratt full feelings now
manifest from all over our country they
would not be surprised. at the limitations
being made all along the line even by the
invention of some internal machine like
that of the Frenchman. 1t is not strange
that so many are making the effort to com
pete with this method which is build
ing for itself such glorious reputation
as the Compound Yspor has, but it
should be remembered that these results
are not obtained from the Apparatus but
the medical inventions by which the body
Is fumed snd bathed and such accidents
are no fault of the invention.
DR. S. F. CoNANr.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1891-12-24


REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.--The follow.
ing are the real estate transfers during
the past week.
skowhegan-Shepherd H. Swain to Joseph
Toss, 81.
Bingham-Edwin S. Baker to Henry WASH
burn, $3.50.
Moscow-Chas. Z Brown tn Francis NJ,
Moore, $3.50; John I. Miller to Chas. II. Given
ct al, S3l0.
Anson-Edwin Hilton to James d. Hewett,
$500.
Madison-John NJ. Merrill to B F. Burnes.
| $3.50; Henry w. Jackson to Chas. +. Dunbar,
$500; Robert Ballantine to Gertrude Is. Mer-
row, 1912 80.
Athens-George Poland to Mary +. Buck.
man, S4O0 jeremiah Brown ct al to Wayland
Leighton, $3.50.
Mercer-C. ?. Greenleaf to James Greenleaf
$50,
Hartland-Ellen Phillips to Joseph Annis 81
al. 1880; Nathan NJ. Webb to Philip X. Tay
lor. S42.5O; Fairfield Nevans to Ann I. Kin
caid, $3.50.
Detroit Reuben D. Norton to Parker Saw
yer, $1,000.
The Forks-Manley Bean to Sherman Bean
$500.
: Pittsfeld-Elza Davis to Geo. Gerough
$500; Lillian NJ. Fisher to VIM. F. Cool, vi.
Starks--Reuben F. Quimby to Herbert W
Maxfeld, 8ll5; Prudence B. Smell to Asa
Duley, $500.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1891-12-24
Homo Life In Italy,


IA MIR.
What charm surrounds and pervades
the very VOID Ilaly, whose history reads
IKE romance. The members Of the
skowhegln Woman's Club, aud their
guests the Sorpsis ami the Poonoosac
Gluo, On LIT saturday evening at the par.
lprs Of liotsI Cp1urn, enjoyed glimpse
81 home life III R1Iuc, Florence and Ven
zee which was ma, del ghtful and in
structisr.
ars. Palmer having spent with hen
husband two years abroad, and there en-
Joylpg the comforts and inspiration Of
real home, was able to look from thi.
vantage ground into other homes. She
saw the art treasures and the lovely seen.
cry, but the dreamy air of sunny Italy did
not make this friend of the ptopie for.
getful of the higher study Of humanity
"nich served To Keep art in its true and
normal Position.
hrs. Palmer's inimitable recltas of
amusing - well Is pathetic experiences
IN her oun nome and elsewhere, were
viva aeltogether charming. Without
the aldsef II SO called illustrated lecture
II yet was most beautifully pictured, for
the speaker is richly endowed with the
me dramatic power OF tone and gesture
comolntd with rare magnetism. From
the home and social life the speaker most
skllfuly passed to u consideration of the
politlcsl life of this most unfortunate
people, With glance at the history of the
other countries, whose greed Of mower
and ambition have worked SO disastrously
Tor poor ltaly.
Mrs. Palmer seems to give to the form
Oh knowledge the pulsne, breathing spir
IL OF life Itself, aud, surely, must either
nave klndled the desire, or have famed
into brighter flame, the wish to see not
only the art in Italy, but her picturesque
and Interesting people. The speaker,
loyal and true to her own America. told
her hearers how j1yfully she returned to
her own country.
There were present, two Young ladies'
from Mrs. Palmer 5 own Wellesley where
her interest and iutiueuce are still potent
for good, Not only in our own land, but
abroad, the rame Of Wellesley and its &C
complshed eXpre-ident are inseparably
connected.
pleasant, informal reception followed
the address. 1t is hoped that the many |
engagements of Mrs. Palmer may not |
prevent her acceptance of an invitation
to address larger Skowhegan audience
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1891-12-24
Christmas In the Churches.

The various Churches in town will have
exercises in observance of Christmas
with the exception Of the Universalist
and High street, as follows;
The First Baptist society on Friday
evening render Christmas Cantata
of acts, followed by Christmas tree.
The Bethany Baptist church hold a
Christmas festival with exercises by the
children appropriate to the occasion and
a Christmas tree, Thursday evening.
The Congregational Sunday school are
to give Christmas Cantata a. their
church this Thursday evening II.
o'clock. The title of the exercise is
THE Match-Grl's Christmas d IN, a
a little girl selling matches on tic stree ,
becomes the protege of company OF
young people who plan to give her
Christmas surprise. The idea Illustrated
is that we are happiest in making other.
happy.
At the M. y. church, Christmas exer-
A beautiful cantata 1.-THE Birth of Christ
will be given by forty-hve voices under
the direction of j. N. Smith. The char
acters will be as follows: Santa Claus,
Judsou Packard; Frost King, Geo. Pierce
Annunciation Angel, Miss Sadie Ward /,
Guardian Angel, Mrs. W. II. Emery
Faith, Mrs. Mary Brown Hope, Mrs
Ella Jones; Charity, Mrs A. A, Pierce !;
Goddess of Dreams, Mrs. +. l.. House ;
Shepherds, Charles Murphy, Geo. P.erce,
j. N. Smith, Frank Hall; Etgar, Gussie
Pierce; Jessie, May Dascomb; large cho-
rus of children and male quartette. Miss
Clara Vosmus, pianist. After the cantata
presents will be distributed from the trees.
All are invited.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1891-12-24
uew ADVERTISEMENTS.
lob Printing.

...,ai Painting Establishment connected witt
,isaeeNrr-fr REPORTER is prepared to do all easi
t'oi "S,"nertent and experienced workmen ar
loas, and 4 large stock OF paper, envelopes, ad
rnp NO. wedding and business cards in great va
s,g G,fs OF dances, bills OF fare, programs,
Do CIV numerical printing a specially. Orders
'ol'' viii receive careful attention.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1891-12-24
Business and Amusement Notices.
One second hand open soapstone stow
t a bargain at Dorsn's.

If you want a nice piano or organ
and don't want to pay fancy price for it,
the Schubert plano and the Chicago Cot.
tage organ will exactly meet the require
ment Dinsmore & Bickford are agents
for Somerset county. (3w 5D
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1891-12-24

A marvel of success has been the ca
reer of the Standard Rotary Shuttle Sew
ing Machine. Five years on the market,
and 100000 sold Nothing like it was
ever known in the history of sewing ma
chimes. The public saw it and was con.
quered. See ad.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1891-12-24

Look at Patterson's windows, and see
his fine display of fancy groceries Tor
Christmas trade.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1891-12-24
Peculiar

To itself in many important particulars HOODS
sarsaparilla Is different from and superior to any
other medicine.
Peculiar In combination. proportion and prep
aration OF ingredients, Hoods Sarsararilla pos
sesses the full curative value Of the best known
remedies of the vegetable kingdom
Peculiar in Its medicinal merit, Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla accomplishes cures hitherto unknown.
Peculiar In strength and economy - Hoods sar'
sanarilla is the only medicine of which can truly
he said. 100 doses one dollar" Medicines In larger
and smaller bottles require larger doses anu DO
not produce as good results as Hoods Sarsapariia'
Peculiar In its good name at home there
moro Of Hoods Sarsaparilla sold in Lowell whero
q ia made. than of all other blood purihers.
Peculiar In its phenomenal record OF safes
abroad. no other preparation has ever attained
such popularity in so short time. Do not be In
duced to take any other preparation. Besure get
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Sold By ali drugsists d; sig forss. Prepared only
BY G. L HOOD = Co. Apothscariss' L"~en A-''
100 Doses One Dollar
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1891-12-24

Corporal Tanner recently gave lunch
in Washington in honor of his personal
friend, ex Governor Connor of Msine.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1891-12-24

Rotary Motion" may have been sue
cess in the one horse tread mill or the old
fashioned spinning wheel, but when APP
piled to family sewing machine it has
been found wanting. The Cos. that are
making and selling the most and best sew
ing machines to-day have discarded re
tary motion shuttles MS not satisfactory.
II you want machine that does not re-
quire continual mendirg and adjusting
buy the light running New Home.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1891-12-24
MAR RED,

Watcrvi llc-Dcc a. by Rev VIM. II. Spencer,
Mr.. Fred CLARK 81 Carratink Me, and Miss
Georgia NJ Sterling OF Bingham Me,
Sknwhcgan-Dcc a. by Rev. L. L. House.
Pattc. Ryan and Miss Annie NJ lerralds
Bripbton-D Dec 10. by Rev. l.. d. Libby, Mr.,
Henry l.. Be>sy u Bingham, and Miss Louisa
Nntk II EIip htnn.