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Los Angeles herald., 1891-01-24

manently cured. The sick and afflicted should
not fail to call upon him. The Doctor has trRv-
e!ed extensivelyin Europe and inspected thor
great deal Of valuable information, which he u
competent to impart to those in need of his
services. The Doctor cures where others fail.
unless he effects a cure. Persons at a distance
CUkED AT HOME. All communications
surety confidential. All letters answered In
plain envelopes n N
= Send ten dollars for a package OF medicine
Call or write. Address DR. J. r. GIBBON, Box
1,067, San Francisco Cal
Mention Los Angeles HERALD. o7-lzm
Los Angeles herald., 1891-01-24

STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
COUNTY OF Los ANGELES, So
We do solemnlya swear that we have land
each of us has) q personal knowledge OF the
matters contained in the fors going report, and
tnat every allegation, statement, matter and
thing therein contained, is true to the best of
our knowledge and belief.
tSigned) r. N. MYERS. President,
(Sisned) J. F. SARTORI, Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this %
day of January, 1891
SEAL E. d SILENT,
Id Notary Public.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-01-24
METROPOLITAN STEAM DYB NlOR

636 Buena Vista st., also IA franklin 1
Fine dyeing and clean ming I spees ~ 1, !. Z :.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-01-24
yyholesale Meat Market,

corrected daily by s. Maier, lao North Spring
sreet
FRESH MEATs-Following are the rates for
whole carcasses from slaugterers to dealers:
BEEF-First quality, g to &C; second quail
VEAL-Quotable at to &c for large and to
1Oc per lb. for small. ee
MUTroN-Quotablea at 6 to &c per ID.
LAMB-Q QuOtablc at IL to 15c per lb.
PORK-Live hogs on foot, grain fed medium,
TO 4]5c; dressed, to &c per ID.
WooL-Sprins clip,
HAMs-Rex, 131S; Crown, 141i: Lily, 14l5.
BAcoN--Rex, 111s; Crown, 1914; Lily. 12l5.
LARD-Refned 3s, w; 5s, 81; los, 814: sos,
81; tierces, SC: pure leaf, 12lz; higher all
around. st
DRIED BEEF HAMs-13c.
SALT PoRK--1Oe.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-01-24
SANTA FE HOUTE.
IN EFFECT SUNDAY, NOV. S8. 1890

sDaily. tDaily except Sunday.
ED. CHAMBERS, Ticket Agent,
First-street Depot.
CHAE. T. PARSONS, Ticket Agent
s 4 120 North Spring street,
Depot at foot OF First street. f23
Los Angeles herald., 1891-01-24
Petrolenrn.
asnersl MARKETS..

NEW Yoxx. Jan. %. 23.-Petroleum: Feb
ruary closed Vt TN.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-01-24
,MsDSCAE.
TO THE UNFORTUNATE /!
DR.. Gibbons
DISPENSARY
e2Y Kearny Street

Corner Of Commercial.
San Francisco, Cal. e.
tablished III 1854, for
mentofSexuala and
Seminal Diseases, such
as Gonorrhea, elect,
Structure, Syphilis IN
Los Angeles herald., 1891-01-24
DR.. WHITE
PRIVATE DISPESSARY,
NO. 1913 N. MAIN ST.
EsTABLIsHED 1886,
LOS ANGELES.

A regular graduate of one
Of the Oldest Eastern Medi-
cal Colleges, continues to
treat with the greatest skill
and success diseases of the
Blood, Skin, Kidneys, Blad-
der. Nerves, etc.
Young and middle. aged
men suffering from Sperma-
tOrrhca and Impotency, MS
the result of youthful fol-
lies or excess in matured
years, and other causes,
producing some of the fol-
lowing effects:
Emissions. blotciies, de-
bility, nervousness, diz-
diyzfnega- confusion of
Los Angeles herald., 1891-01-24
whore Language Fails.

Language is hardly strong enough to
express my admiration of the merits Of
Chamberlain Cough Remedy. 1t is the
best remedy for Group and'whooping
cough / have ever used. During the
past eighteen years l have tried nearly
all the. prominent cough medicines on
the market, but cay, and with pleacure
too, that Chanberlain's Cough Remedy
is the best of all.-THoMAs RHODES, Ba-
kersfeld, California
Mr.. Rhodes is prominent attorney
at Bakersfield.
when purchasing teas or coffees do not look
for chrome or a 6-cent pickle dish to 60 with
II, but go to H. Jevnc's Grocery House, where
pure teas ind coffees vt proper values can al
ways be had. 1856 and 1873 N. Spring street.
E. B. Miller 4 Co.'s Penang spices are chem
ically pure, exceiling in pungency and flavor,
and are full weight. Jevne sells them.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-01-24

dizziness, confusion OF ideas aversion to
society, defective memory and sexual ex-
haustion, which unfit the victim for business
or marriage, are permanently cured by DR..
White. ll
BLOOD AND SKIN DISEASES.
Syphilis and its complications-as sore throat.
falling OF hair, pain in bones, eruptions, ETC.,
cured for life without mercury.
GonOrrhea, elect, Structure Orchitis, Va
ricocele, Urinary and Kidney Diseases treated
scientifically, privately and successfully.
Remember the old ofice-133 N. MAIN ST,
Rooms 25 and 26.
Both sexes consult in strict confidence
{ PLATO M. WHITE, NJ. D., 1873 N. Main st.
ll-13-3m
Los Angeles herald., 1891-01-24
CTATEMENT SHOWING THE FINANCE.
y condition of the
SECURITY SAVINGS BANK AND
TRUST COMPANY

OF Los Angeles, Cal, on the morning of the
LIST day of January, 1891.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-01-24

4 Executors of the last will and testamen|
D. Mahlstedt, deceased. 1-22-2l
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-22

s.nnpr Mpntt. icm repraitniere

Semncr Momtt. icut repra i%snierer
aouarespdrtist. ua ipm for 2inen op'
boiler Fs / s~suihiustun, mpetos ben
l6ce 5. 90. frlscnoe Telegram ira
Sauiaue:
Bore trooper (Sprerne) bcnrbnes
mee @nuben mcStasnc ira europa; Der
heriter iprtrufelia 3tiGpIin % itOr Se'
seiitrine. etarer Of 6riuilige front
mer baglia til os. % meo Gampltlbe
fra California, Bern "a ale Sptr lan9S
spi,cr iaar ri tiIitrrttelis eeunetsmios
ler. Z Saniaue bar 81 Sperfoo al
Sorraoo. : Salpetersrnberne berlter
oen ituritc 8irtiomheo, % Salpeters
unferisieu Itafisr ps fore Snotaster.
Sra Snutiaau meloes, Of SaImneeeas
Si9lpemtioler ltaois iurmineites, ps at
Der paa @runc al DC ~peeparenoe &olos
hduelinser beriter ct RGbIelsberre'
BONNIE. 3ittatpreus arme or Der
Itor lltilirsosbeo, % Tor no9le Gn9e
iioen par cit RenOIuiiou tor ueo at
brnoe no paa 8almacebas Stibe.
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-22

Zen beficnote Mellsr | Dt%inlcoprs
lis, 6, u. Salisbury, mCctcg 6reSo9
Aiien oIrseliee Rpbeoer for 5nrrierrs.
Sau pleier bpert gar pnn perne Gio at
moptaee Spitberetniu9cr ira Zine I8ers
ter / 8nSlano. 8 iioite llse mObtos
ban ilere iaabanne ON Speoebelteii,
Sipl9e bisie bill Der blipe et lluoer1tno
al omtriu9 25 Yrocent al Ell a%lminoeii9
S~ueecaplins, iaa belle bet rnsfIte Rtse
fiiu bill ian so Milipner 8uihels til uos
ipriel. 5reoas Iften tit SIR. Bills
burp ct pripat Gnble9ram ON &isap'
linseu. Gette tiger, at Der al Rus bill
blipe CT llnberIfuo al minoit 60 Bro
cent.
3sttc CT al tor 8ieti9heo iOr ben
ameritanite 5armer. Get betDoer, at
8uslanbs 8uSaulin9 bltr utber $40
Miqioner Suibels iiteoetior be alr1,i'
beige coo MiliOrer 9uibels Rug, iaa
Der pil blipe ct lluberitlto al omtring
800 WiQipner 8uibelS. 8isle pil
mere eno oppeie be 80 @tiQioner Sus
ihels Spebe, Ruslono bar til lloiGriel.
Set betpber, at &uslano maa ino1ere
baabe Sueoe % Sing for at brpbIsbe
fine S%nobp99ere.
Mir. Yiasburp trpr, at, ielu pm ben
ameritanite 6~peoeaplin9 blir alorts ida
ltor, uil Dog 8riierne pna Speoe blipe
beie, % Der pil blipe sooe Sioer ouer
belle Noropeiten.
8uslanb bar tioli9ere gar uofsrt en-
grebieoel al lin ubpre S%peoeaplin9;
beune 9reoieoel maa be ameritarife
6armere ipripne llolanoet meo iaar.
Meb Senipr til ben ameritanlt lie
Spebeaplins trOr Mr. Yiasburp, at
oen life blir ian itpr, iom 8eretnlns
eerne bar antpoet. 6uit bar | ben les
here lib itabet Soeben, % andre Iars
lager biora9er til, at Gplinsen life blir
iaa flor, Tom man bapoe pentet, men
ban trpr BOG, at Der life fan oGre mo-
gen 3pil ON, at Yriierne blir bsie
babe paa 9pepe % andre aorniorter.
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-22

inoen ban ltal berben. bpor inseu. lelo
ben melt pletiri, tor iise, at lite os'ao
ban fan TONNE til at transe til Bornl'
bjertisbeb!
Seq reolasser ba bernteb Saaltarc
ON Rettens milbelts DOM.
Ser bar unber ben iioite Del al De-
~feniors 5ureoras mesen geoaselle
blanbt 9ilbsrerne. ut Sr. Cham
bapbe uunbet fine fuinbelise Eilbsreres
Sjerter, par Der abifiaiss u~tpetpot9e
8epiier paa. Men psiaa aolfiai8e al
be manblige ipntes af bet i~ortrinlise
5orebras at bore blet itemt milot mpo
5prbrpberen. Wan bcrte bet al 81
ipreote llbtalelier, Der falbt, mems
Salen rsmmebes.
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-22
Ten meart irnateee 6rasboppe'

PLACE / 5nopsiien bar M iaaet Nsers
brueSmiuiitereus SpmrrtiOmbeo bers
pruot pao ia. Mau peo enonn life,
ON bisie er al bet Sla9s @%rnsbOpper,
ipm tommer bpcrt l;oe aar eIer oct
or Oct a~lmiuSelise Slo9s, iom pda
@runo al DC terre Somre i SpopeIter
bar hapt mere enb alminbeli9 COB Pin
Ieonius. til at iormere fig. 2lgerbrn9s.
miuiitercu pil ienbe Suietttienoere til
DC i~orfieIlise Steoer for at Ioretdse en-
srrnois uHoerissslie. San bar ale
rebe ienbt GiriuI9rer til 5armerne
meo i~ulpitrnbis gsltripelie al DC II
aarise @rasbopper, % Maaoen bpor
paa be fan uorpooes. Eroi. Osborne
fra 3uwas Statsnniperiitet uil blipe
'snot til &elten.
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-22
Gu VoriparStale for CT
Wprocr.

9tn er Der | 3anmarts SpieIteret
ialbi Gpm / Suititsiasen mob Hbilip.
ien-bam, Der mproebe Re9nin9sbuo
Weper, puttebe 9iset en- Ssnoe %
ienbte bet til gmerita. Spielteretss
lasiorer Sbatps 5Oriuarstale lpoer
iaaleoes:
S~abero9roi9e Splelteret!
Timber nGrpHrenbe Sag siper je9
eiter Srbre Ntpoe iOm Gefenipr for
Noolpb 9bilipien.
Get er ct panItelist, ct ~alUprlist % ct
an~iparsiulot Speru at pere 5uriuarer
i oenne gag. Wen oct er 8bilipiens
Suitru, iOm bar bebt mig perOm, %
ie9 bar lite billet, life funnel ipure
beuoe Nei.
Get er iaa naturli9t, at ben pifents
li9e Wenlng er itGrtt ppbiolet, mob
Gbilipieu. Soft Tom life tjenber BAN
-
% intet nnbet peo ON BAN, enc at ban
bar besanet bet irp9telisc Ntpro, buur
ON Der er Gale, betra9ter BAN p9 maa
bel betra9te bam lom ct ~llmennelfe,
Der bellt Dor rpbbes al 8eien.
Men ber i benne Sal, peo ieg, pil
mar liselaa uilist lame Ore til, bpab
Der fan tjeue til bans 6pripar, ipm til
be Orb, Der ubtaler Sorbgmmellen pper
bant.
Seq ital alene beitjaftlse mig meb
Srabei.
Susen tor beitrioe, at bet er en- pprgs
renbe, EFT srniulo Sjernins, 9bilipien
bar besaaet.
Men netpp beripr maa man title Iis
ielp bet SpBrgsmaal: Sporeoes for.
tlares bet, at ct Menneife, ium bar
iaaet Ell ioriparlis Sporagelie, en-
Wtauo al ben panuepe alasie, raat %
brutalt iOm ct pilbt Spr fan fate fig
ope en- sammel pGrselgs Wfanb os
tpale bam fun for at Iaa bans 8ense
-9ense, ipm ban Inn antos. Manben
bar / Seiiboelie az?
Sppr er bet mnlist? Sppr iinbes BE-
bemmeli9bebsiulpe Grauoe, ipm iorbin-
Der Menneitet meb MOrbereu?
Seq ma Der bpGle en- Stuno peo
Ibilipiens 9ip.
San er cano. pbarn,., ps ban par
ium ungt Wenneife Iropiipr paa glpo.
tefet i Rptjpbins pua 5aliter. Der CT
GrtlRrin9er fra Ippteferen % bans
SuItru on, at ban / ale Senleenber
bar ct elltu9roist % spot Mennelfe,
lpm De be9ge iatte meseu Yris paa.
San bar uueroroentlis bpstis, % ban
ipnes at babe peret ben esentlise Sa.
rer al 5%orretninsen.
SiGlpium 90 soc bar ban paret moo
line Rarmeite.
Sun 6o0--SOo Str. bapoe ban / aar,
Zig Gage. 9laisepel fit ban Raao ii!
at bjalpe i'm samlc MUoer. Ssiao
fine Srppre bar ban biulpet irem, iao
9Oot ban iormaaeoe.
Sine 8enner bar ban liant 3enoe,
raar DC oar ! 5orIe9enbeo. ga, ban
bar sjOrt mere emo bet; on Ell Gen a
bam erscra ..uoer "a Operation ltulot
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-22
llnenriasmiuiiter Nlaine.

@eretniueer fra Bar Snrbor CT Blaine
~friltere III, enS ban bar pnrei DC finite
4 a s Maaneoer. San bar alerie
prret Ina lpo, icn bcrettet DC eagIise
leleeramer. Sar blir bper Dag
bebre.
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-22
4ulerifanife Yantierplaber.

I%nlerttallfe Eantlerplaoer. 6ors
rise 9sroa9 slUroe mol pibere 5prisg
meo ameritanite 9antierplaber peb
Gnnapplis, &eiultatet bar t~ilirebsItils
lenbe. 5irmaet Carnegie, Ybipps
d 90. bapoe tilpirtet to 8 Gpmmers
3laoer al rent Staal, buis Sperilaoe
par bebauslet eiter SarneDs npe Hrps
ce8. Zen uificieae Sereinin9 er enonu
life uifeutllgsjort, men De Siiicerer, Der
puerpar 4reueu, Tiger, at Ylaoerne
mooItoo auslerne ira be 6 5pmmsrs
9ot4tiis. & anpner, bpilfet aniees for
al pRre i9rbeles tilireositiaenoe.
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-22

Zen aOmite. Der ifulbe t2le Sen,
gene ! Statiammeret, ibst ben npe
Stattammertasierer, SIR. 9ebefer, upers
tO9 Gmbeoet, CT nj ierbis meb lit ar-
5eioe. 9ette Grbeioe Photographers
ior TO Waansoer iioeu al 60 9erioner.
81 oeiebe pg tnlte Jolt S614,5lI,592..
81, al builten Sum l75,95O.OO o par
Cub % Sslppense. Sper eneite
Sent par paa I'm rette 9slaos.
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-22
6bcIsn for bet itatiitiIte Bureau be

6befen for bet itatiitilte Bureau be
r~etter, at 8arbien al De minerallte
Slier, ipm ubisrtes ira be 5orensps
Staier i Suni 1891 belpb Zig til 81.
S39,524 % i Suni 1890 til s4,l22,.
$50. 5 be II Waaneper, Der enott
meb ben 3Ote SUM 1891 uofertes mine,
ralife Sljer til en- SGroi al SOL 1918,
454, os i be II Maaueoer, Der enbts
meb ben 3ote SUM 1890 til $50, SD.
522.
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-22

llocnrissminiitcren mootos iOrles
ben e n 6eitberetnin9 ira Gesierin9ens
Sonoelsagent @riien / 9emOges,
5rantri9. 5 oenne Tiger ban, at oct
er life aleue 5routris men belle europa.
inn bor iine Eine penbt mob be 5or.
cneoc Staters Speoeagre. SiiOr baa'
beoe mango, al Spb Anterita, iiGr ben
Ngentnlits 8spublif, pil ienoe europa
BEN man9leuoe Soeoe, men iaar nabs
Tier Suaen oisie 9anpe; aft Saab
builer MI pan be 5preneoe Stnters
"oorpeit." Oct er en- ajcnos9jernina,
at europa Ma bente lit 9rpo ira De
fDreneoe Stnter.
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-22
The Annual Meeting

of the Teachers Association of the Norw.
Synod will ID. ", be held in the Luther
College Chapel DEBORAH, Iowa, ON the
Goth. af Aug, beginning at 9 A: NJ, ana
continuing through the following day.
DEBORAH, Iowa, July 14th. 1891.
Chr. Naseth, President,
Gisle Bothne, Secretary.
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-22
Hattiglemmer

Saitielemmer. 6plfetaain9s'8u'
rsauet Oifentlissioroe forleoen Ell Rap.
port on Gntallet al 5attislemmer / Dc
ioritielise Stater i llnlpnen. Oct iam.
lsSe autal 6attislemmer / 6attisbaie
belle llniunsn beleber ii9 til ;3,045
tmpo sc, 203 / 1880. 2isie CT iro,
bette / islsenbe Slasier: Spioe MGnb
37,3S7, bpihe apinoer 26,191, irrtc
MRno 1854, Neeertoinoer 3,113;
bIanot Dc iibite er mebresnet 81 inbi.
anite 6nttislsmmer % en- fineiiif St pinbe.
3 @isconiin ianptes tln 1866 Sat
tiglemusr for buer Ntil,pn Subbpssere,
meoens 5orbplbet melIem 5attisIemmer
% antaIet al 3nObpssere a meset
ltpr / DC pitlise Stnter.
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-22
S~noianer.a ommisiar muroun ias.

O"VtH"st ~FVtYuH TuY1
oe lorleoen III Senatur G~ettisreiu, at
Der Uiloe itrng bIiue siurt anitaltsr for
at opmaale 3nbianersR eierpationerne i
Spo 9atCto, ior buffet giemeo Son.
3tesien iibite ginter bspilsebe $40 900.
5noen Ell Otaauee pil 2anomaaleren
blips leuot til ROiebno us Gine 8ibae
GO leacre III Grpiu Greet % Sisietou.
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-22
Gnnrn Sper Shirts for M9np
O""Sv 30 Gents. Ben Scar.
NQe Dg Gnbuer, i S''s R ltg1St'

enten paa gtotes cler paa 8pg.@irlo, nlan
fpmme % af9ipre lit Heanita5. Sois lille,
oil De puaorase Jig Omtpltningcr oeb Snc'
trRpning. Il. 3. 3. @rernlli.
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-22

Nserbrnssminiiitr Hnif er for
&loen pnn Seigs j gsiscOnIin, buur
ban oil tilbriuse Here Tiger. % muaitc
holoe uoslr Eater pen @ouutp.uoltl.
finger.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1891-12-03
Brown 8 Corner.

Having been favored with an invitation
to help celebrate the twenty II anniver-
sary of Mr.. aud Mrs. Alonzo Browns
welded life, by q little perseverance and
pluck, despite the bad weather and un-
favorable condition Of the roads, Satur-
day evening found us at Mr.. Browns
home In Cambridge, The weather was so
inclement the first of the evening, that
ouly a few dared venture out. About
twenty guests, mostly relatives, arrived.
were soon made comfortable by host and
hostess. Many friends living at a dis
lance were prevented by the storm from
being present. The following program
was carried out After music and sing
ing, to the nuptial tie WAS added another
knot, the ceremony being performed by
Rev John Friend. Mr.. Brown then in
troduced his bride of twenty five years and
children five in number, including a son.
in law. They then rendered the song,
Home, Sweet Home" The absence of
Mrs. Nettie Bemis of Harmony, who was
to have read the poem was regretted by
all. After some Interesting remarks, re-
treatments were served, and the guests
were invited to examine the presents
which were all useful and appropriate,
and gratefully received. More singing
followed, and then general good time
was enjoyed by old and young. At the
hour Of parting all seemed glad they had
braved the storm. When outside, they
found the "Clouds had rolled away" and
the stars were shining clear and bright to
light their journey home. Miss Mabel
Brown of Pttsaeld, and Mrs Nettie Pierce
and husband Of Skowhegan, came home
to help celebrate this anniversary.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1891-12-03
Justly Belongs to Kennebec.


However they may differ regarding
individual candidates there IL one point
upon which the voters of kennebec county,
and for that matter, the Third Congress
ional District, are pretty thoroughly united
and that Is the fact that by all the rules of
fair and honorable usage keuuebec is
entitled 10 the next Congressman. Since
1870 n period of seventeen, years this
great county the banner Republican
county of the district and of the State,
has been without representation III the
National House of Representatives.. Dur
lug that period Hancock county has been
represented by n citizen of Ellsworth
funr Nears-aS 1t had been for six years
prior to thnt time, Somerset six years and
Waldo, when the present encumbent com
pletes the term for which he was elected a
wear ago, will have been represented ten
years. During the seventeen years that
henuehec has been without representation
in the Ma iuual House il has never waycred
in tue support il has given to the Republl'
can party Its maioritles lave been utl-
formlV large. In the election of $3.50 It's
magnificent Republican majority saved thr
district 10 the party. the Republican ma
jOri'y III Hancock county being wiped out
10y the reverses III Waldo and Somerset by
more than 700 votes During all thee
long years kennebec has been Republican
vantage ground. Freely has she accorded
every other county in the Third District
representation in the National House of
Rtpreseu'ativ 5. The time has now come
when her people entirely irrespective of
th-ir personal preferences touching in
dividual candidates, believe that whatever
man be nominated he should be n citizen
gf kHnnpb| q pOuntV They uTa mot aipu,
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1891-12-03
Pafkman,

Wedding bells are again ringing. Sat
urday Nov, Il, Mr.. Morris Stuart of Ban
go., and Miss Xalie Mann of this town
were united in marriage by the Rev james
Washburn. They are to reside in Brewe
Miss Ellie B. Dow has returned from
Auburn.
Burglars are in Parknan it seems, and
n heartess robbery was committed Satur
day night. The robbers entered the cham
her of Elbridge Bailey, an old gentleman
thst Is residing with family by the name
of Lowe; by means of a ladder. and tool
his pocket book which contained 81 il
money and S25 note. We sincerely hope
that the perpetrators of this crime may be
brought to justice.
Mrs. Elisa Briggs is on the sick list snt
grave hopes are entertained of her recovery
Everett Klmball and bride of the Yves
are visiting his parents, and other friend
in town.
Miss Mae McKeusick has gone to Nortl
Anson to attend school.
Frank Aver one of Parkman's most high
ly esteemed Young men, and about IL Year,
OF age, died Thursday last Early THU
fall hd hired to work in the woods a
Roach River for Messers Bradstreets ant
Wed. Nov. ID was attacked with phneu
monia in very malignant form, but think
ing 1t nothing serious, remained in camI
until Saturday, when he was carried t.
Lilly Bay and was conveyed to Greenvill,
from there by a steamer sent from tina
place for the purpose. He reached hom
Monday noon in nearly exhausted con
dition, and everything that loving parent
could do was done to relieve his suffering
but to no avail. Funeral services wer
held at the church Saturday, Rev MI
Higgins Of Charleston officiating. He wa
a member of the Grange and buried unde
the orders of the lodge
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1891-12-03
CORRESPONDENCE
MoTCoF,

A large number gathered at the village
Sunday to view the burned district II
Is sad sight to see another large gay
made in our village. Mercer Is particular
Is unfortunate in the number and size OF
IL fires.
Miss Lila +. Carr If Norridgewock, has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Alvinzy
Whitcomb Jr.
Frank +. Darling has retuTned from
Madison, where lie has been at work the
past summer.
Arthur Decker got home last Saturday
from winthrop, where he had worked
since last Spring.
The low price of apples evidently does
large number of trees are to be set in the
Spring. ID. G. Wood has holes dug for
lis trees, John Bunker $50, Henry A.
George 100, +. I. Hatch loo, and many
others less number.
The free High School at East Mercer
finished up with an exhibition Friday
Nov. -. given by the scholars and friends
of the school The barns and sheds in the
neighborhood Were filled with horses aud
the school room with old snd young The
programme commenced with some choice
pieces by children in'er~persed with music
and song by Mr.. Dexter Dyer OF New
Sharon the music added much to the en-.
ter ainment. Nesr the close law sui,
appeared ON the &c ne with Mr.. II. Piper as
chef Justice, who filed the place with
dignity especially when his chair slipped
of the platform aud he rolled behind the
curtain. The lawyers made some good
hts Mr.. Harlow has been engaged for The
winter term.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1891-12-03
Supreme Court Decision,

The supreme court has just handed
down a decision in the Waterville regis
tration case.
In this case the mayor of Wateryille
appointed the Republican member of the
board without nomination by the CITY
committee, the latter holding that the act
did not take eject until 30 days after the
adjournment of the legislature. while the
mayor held that it took effect immedi ate
ly.
The decision of the court sustains the
mayor. The rescript says: 1t is consid-
cred by the court that the first and sec.
ond sections of the regis ration act OF
! 1891 by their terms became effective upon
the approval of the act by the governor
The first section creates board of regis
traton. The second section provides fol-
the appointment of its mem bers mmedi
ately upon the approval of act by the
governor in accordance with certain spec
fled regulations
The remaining sections of the act are
administrative provisions, not to become
effective until 30 days after the recess OF
the leg islature so that while the board
might he appointed without any consider
able delay, its powers and duties were no.
| imposed until the later time when the ad
ministrative provisions of the act SHOULD
become effective and clothe the board al
ready appointed with the power of actor
thereby setting the machin, ry of the Law
in motion with the greatest practica blc
despatch.
The petition is dismissed without costs
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1891-12-03

Rev. A. Walker spent Thanksgiving
with Rev. 7. ?. Humphrey at Hampdeo.
&. W. Lane and wife with two of theil
children came to Mr.. Emerson's las
week, Sunday they called around to see
their old neighbors.
There will be Christmas tree at the
Philips school house Christmas eve and
also an entertainment, cordial invita-
ton is extended to all, presents to he
hung on the tree may be left at Mr.. Stet
sons Mr.. Tuttle's and Mr.. Willis's.
Mr.. Osborne is no better, he is gradu
ally growing weaker. Dr. Field of Dex
ter made him visit Sunday.
Mr.. George Vining of Seattle, Wash
ingtop, made Mr.. Osborne a visit one
day last week. Mrs. Sarah Watson from
st Adams is stopping at Mr.. Osborne's.