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The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-03-05

G. I. Hill represented the FARMERS
UNIoS at the meeting of the Clark
county Union, +. & H. e., at Kahoka.
Saturday, and secured several sub
Si.rihrrs
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-03-05

The Band Concert 1T the Opera
House Saturday night. sswas Il failure
on account of the weather. What
few were present were favored with q
few --sclectionS :ri ;licn dismissed
The weather ought to make no differ
cnce in regard to Il home entertain
mcnt Of this kind. Everyone shoulC
encourage the boys.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-03-05
Postmaster Coweil has perfected ar

Postmaster Cowcil has perfected ar
rangemcnts which enable him to re-
ceive subscriptions for about 1000
different papers and periodicals, and
to save the Subscribers remittance
fees and postage, and vii! guarantee
against losses. Will also receive sub
scriptionS for county papers.
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The advertisement of the Memphis
Roller Mills appears in this issue
These mills are of more benefit to
the town than any other institution
in Memphis, and is a source of great
pri to our people and the large
patronage it enjoys, shows that per
feet satisfaction is rivcn.
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FARMERS UNION.
THURSDAY, MARCH. 5, 1891.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Having been Il teacher in Scotland county
for the lust ten years. l submit my numc for
Commissioner of Public Schools of Scotland
county, asking the votes of the people ut the
April election of 1891. W. X. MOORE.
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LOCAL BREVITIES.
B:ac!lmore's MinstrelS.

vi
Big ilumbug, Tuesday night.
Allan Lec,lom spent Sunday in
Lancaster.
1t is unlawful now to Kill any
kind of game.
l.. Hodges, of Lawn Ridge, WAS i'll
!lc city Monday.
W. p Murphy, OF Lancaster, was
in town "Wednesday.
}. ". Thompson, Of Granger, WAS
N Memphis, Monday.
Will Hays. Jr. of Lancaster, was
on our streets Monday.
W. L. Rule. merchant. has moved
from Eutledce to Gorin.
Don't fail to see the street parade
Tuesday. it will be great.
Call at &. \. Andres if YOU want
Il square deal i'll groceries.
4 LARGE addition will be built to
the Palace Restaurant this spring.
Dlacllnore's Minstrels at Rccs
Opera House. Tuesday, March 10Th.
If YOU want bargain in groceries,
call at G.. \. Andres. and get prices
The weather will have to change
soon OF the ground hog theory viii be
4 farce.
J. An,llany German returned to
Memphis, Thursday last, from Kan
sas City.
Timothy. clov i, m;llct and hun
galian seed for sale at Towns nd S
grain house.
Insure in The Farmers Insurance
Company. Of Scotland county. W. Il
Moore, secretary.
The Memphis Band furnished the
outdoor music for the Grow Sisters
Comedy Company.
The Broa,lwatcs speaking in the
Court House. las Thursday night
was fairly we'll attended
We neglected to notice the rcmov-
al of W. II. Busey and family from
Arbcla. to this city, last week
J. J. Walker and J. ". Haywood,
shipped two car load of Cattle from
Memphis to Chicago Tuesday.
Blacllmore Big Humhu- Mn
strels will be in this city next Tues
day night, at Recs' Opera House.
| \ slight change WAS m:ts@ in the
| Wyaconda Blade force last week
An entire change could Ito no harm.
Will Raiues who has been visiting
his parents at PALMYRA. No. return
ed to this city Monday. of his week
/ RIa;.lmore's Minstrel will he here
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WI: lie seen ,,v II. notice pnblishe,
in this issue
,,uos E.r,,,, r,,o ,,s boa, o,
gagged in the grocery business at Den
MS. Iowa, returned HON" On Thurs
day of last week.
The largest list of subscribers, on.
side OF Memphis, to this paper. @oe
to Sand Hui, although Lawn h'"9
is good second.
All nartias havinr carr;arcs huc
gies, wagons Or carts to paint ca
get first-class work done by !eavin
orders at Ed. I'll, Georges.
Cborm.n Sh.v who hoe boon vvorl
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THE

IIAE TABIE
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-01-13
PERSONAL.

Hon. NJ. w. Mills, of Springer, lawyer,
stock raiser and fruit grower, and success
full business man, is in the city on legal
business.
W. T. McCreight, the popular city ed
itor of that sterling paper, the Citizen,
came up last night. Business before pleas
ure with him.
Mr.. Charles G. Leicham, manager OF
the Socorro ChieftaIn, left last night for
Sotorro, business being imperative at
home. Miss Lessie, his very charming,
vivacious and pretty sister accompanied
him.
W. s. Nelson, representing Coler &
Son, holders OF Santa Fe county bonds,
left yesterday for his home at Kansas
City, Mo.
Louis Huning, the Los Lunas general
merchant, came up last night from the
south and will remain here few days.
W. s. Hopewel, a we'll known Sierra
county cattleman, is here on business he
stops at the Palace.
Hon. John H. Riley, suave and shrewd,
is at the Palace from Las Cruces. And
now let legislation proceed.
Hon. NJ. s. Otero, a man Of great in.
fluence in all directions, is up from Der.
nalilo. He says he is not here on mill
tia warrant business. He Is very vel.
come.
Numa Raymond, capitalist, county COM
missioner of Dons Ana, and who holds 9
nice little pile Of militia warrants, is here
from Las Cruces. Like blosted capital
ist, he travels or passes, and wants the
militia warrants funded.
At the Palace; A. B. Turner, Denver
D. Gnsebarn, Alma, w. b. Hartman
Pueblo; A. L. Burr, Alma; 9. McGregor
R. w. M;Gregor, Dayton, Ohio; H. E
Duncan, Boston; G. McCulloch, Glas
gov H. G. Collins, Glasgow, Scotland
s. Joussein and wife, Paris NJ. W. Mills
Springer; G. E. Jones, Pueblo; W. T
McCreight, Albuquerque; VIM. Holloway
and wife, Denver.
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ceeding upon his own property.
The amendment of Mr.. Hubbell was
adopted.
Adjourned to p. N.

ceeding upon his own property.
The amendment of Mr.. Hubbell was
adopted.
Adjourned to P. N.
CAUGHT IN THE CORRIDORS.
Legislative nay day on Thursday.
Gov. Prince is receiving many requests
for his recent message.
Senator Ancheta, in debate, holds his
own in excellent shape.
The governors message is receiving I'M
stinted praise from within and without
the territory. 1t is good document.
The sentiment in favor of allowing the
Judges OF the supreme court travelling ex
penses and extra compensation is grow
ing.
1t will take hard work to get an ap.
preparation for a Columbian worlds frr
exhibit from New Mexico through the
10Th legislative assembly.
The fight on the Mills liquor bill is
waxing warm. Strong influences are DO.
ing brought to bear against the passage
of that very wholesome measure.
Hon. M. w. Mills, who has been
appointed territorial attorney for the
counties of Colfax and Taos, was circua-
ting among the members to-day.
Hon. Pedro 1. Jaramillo, member OF
the council from Rio Arriba and San Juan,
ia one of the most careful and painstak'
ing members; always around and ready
for duty.
There good many applicants for posi-
tons on the cattle sanitary board; small
favors in the way of appointments on the
board will be thankfully received by thost
interested.
The Perea finance bill is looming W
and assuming goodly proportions; tina
measure has already saved the people
quarter of million OF dollars in twt
Years and will save large sums in TIT
future.
Several OF the members believe that tn
district attorneys districts should be 81
arranged as to conform to the judicial dis
tricts; whereas most of the Democrat
want to pass bill creating the office O
county attorney and making 1t elective
there will be a very interesting fight owe
the proposition.
The house committee on privileges an
elections appears to be deep in the case
the protest against Hon. Pedro Sanchez
Rot; there is absolutely nothing to it, bu
! it will give them achance to spread them
selves a little and to be honest where tie
, are absolutely and unequivocally cor
PEELED to be honest.
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Ask Something Easier.


To the editor of the New Mexican.
SIR: viii you kindly answer the fol.
lowing questions and oblige large num-
Der Of your readers: e.,
Was an injunction issued by Judge
Seeds restraining the ex-Democratic
county commissioners from granting GER
lihcates to certain candidates (who were
not elected) for the positions Of Legislators
and county commissioners?
When said ex. Democr itic county COM
missioners, in open defiance of said in
JUNCTION granted such certificates, were
they guilty of contempt of court? :,
Has Judge Seeds power to punish said
ex-Democratic county commissioners?
When orders of court are openly and
de6autly disobeyed and the wrong doors
20 UNIV hipt of justice, are we not living
in o state Of anarchy?
A LOVER OF LAW AND ORDER.
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Personal Liberty
VS..
physfCal Slayerv.

We are all free American citizens, enjoy
ing our personal liberty; but most Of US are
in physical slavery, suffering from scrofula,
salt rheum or some other form of impure
blood Hoods sarsaparilla is the great blood
purifier which disolves the bonds of disease,
gives health and perfect physical liberty.
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"If you can't afford fancy pen wipers,
stick your pens into potato, says . wri-
ter who is evidently uninformed on the
price OF potatoes this winter.
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School District, Precinct No. 4, Santa +

School District, Precinct No. 4, Santa Fee
County.
All persons who have claims or hold
warrants against the above school district
are requested to present the same to
either OF the undersigned before Thursday,
January Is, 1891. Notice is hereby given
that school exercises will open at the
school house in said precinct on Monday,
the 10Th day Of January, 1901, at 8 O'Clock
q. m, and parents and guardians OF chill.
dren in the district are urged to send their
children. J. AsENcloN SILVA,
JAMES H. DEFouRI,
WILLIAM M. BERGER.
School Directors.
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THE GOVERNORS NOMINATIONS,
Delegates to Go to Washington-Both
House al Work in Good
Shape.
Bartlett for Solicitor General: Hii's'
Whiteman and Fort for District
Attorneys; Facundo Pine
for Librarian.
Nominations.

The following nominations were sent
to the council this morning by the gov
ernor.
To be solicitor general OF New Mexico,
Edward L. Bartlett, of Santa Fei attor'
new for the counties of Colfax and laos
Melvin w. Mills, OF Colfax.
For the counties of San Miguel eno
Mora, Louis c. Fort, of Las Vegas; to-
the counties of Bernaillo and Valencia
VIM. II. Whiteman.
Territorial librarian, Facundc fino, OF
Galisteo.
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Announcens Mt.

Any person receiving copy OF the NEW Mh ,n
,,.S with a pencil mark at this paragraph WI"
rnow that 1t has been sent by special iIleno OF
Thor narsons interested in having them make .
cspefu examination OF the reading matter ana
Its terms OF subscription in order that they ~! may
avail themselves OF its indueemenLsn adu in New
Tsyico and II living east, may hecoule ac
aaainted with the advantages and attractions cl Oh
his the most wonderful valley III the "ollh'
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= IRE TO FAM. Fine Cciorsd Engraving
! ! 4 ! 9
sAoviss Lodge Of Chlness Ns.ops at work
~ -, laws iliussassd ssaiogus sfall the Masonic
1kesas ssa eoods-bottom pvioss Great chance
% - Asssta Beware Of shs spuriOvs works
AVA 1KppIN0 4 co. hasonie fublisbsre end
HssaAetussrs. TAI 1spsdwsy, New tsrk,
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CONNECTIONS.

CONNECT1UNS.
At.suoUFRQUE-A.,T q 9. F. Railway lot al
points east and south.
.,vsco,r ryrEcTIoN-Prescott 4 Arizona
cep,ni railway, for Fort nipple aud fres
cot
sARsTOW--C alifornia Southern railway Ior ~ -;
Angeles, san Diego and other s'u'n'in ~"N
foTnia points.
uo1AyE .outhern Pacific for Ban Francisco
sacrsmento and northern Carforhia Po'h@.
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Prmters' stock for sale ct the NV
MIxIcAN Office, ".' 81
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Call At E. D. Franz and see the new
patent fax fibre, some which has Just
been received.
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Imported strawberry jam that "can't
be beaten" at Emmert's.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-01-13

II you want to buy lunch goods, the
place to get them is at Emmert's.
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Stop on at Flagstaff

and hunt bsar der and Tid s san m se
2cssS,rt.fns: Il visit the ancient rains OF the
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cave and CHI DweIIers.

Ne = W, A, BIsSELL, ten. Pass. Ag'
r. Berry. Gen. AgI. AIbnaueroue' n NJ
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EVERYBODY admits We carry the
lorgest stock in the territory
In eur line, Consequently
We defy competition
quality or in prices.
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1he Grand Canon Of the Colorado

fs,etofore inaccessible to tourists. can easily easily
bs Sssched BY taking this line; via p estr
SPRING. aud ,sse ride net aSs q srSndest ana
ans+ vnnderfui Of natures work.
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General Agent Wanted.

General Agent Wanted.
A first-cIass business man with or
without experience in the life insurance
business) to represent the Washington
Life Insurance Company of New York at
Santa Fe, N. NJ. To man with ability
this Is an excellent opportunity, IS q very
liberal contract will be made. Apply to
James B. Day, Mang., San Antonio,
Texas.
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Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars.

change is maoe BY sleeping car passengers as
az nirao and Los Angeles and Chicago.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-01-13

.ys have in stock a limo or Toilet
Articles Of every description;
also a full line of Import
cd Cigars & Imported
& California Wines
and Brandies.
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Odd FoiloWS.
AT WORK IN THE PATRIARCbAL
DEGEEs,

/
There was large attendance Of Tie
members of Parmenss Eucampment No
Is, /. o. O. F., at the meeting held on
Tuesday evening Feb. 10 aud large a
mount of work was done.
A special train from Waterville arrived
at ab nut 8 DEL bringing 80 members
of Ahiram Encsmpment NJ. % of Water
VILE
After the usu,l business Of the even.
ming, District Duputy Grand Patriarch
Horace Lowering assisted by Pa,riarchs
Geo. Colby, Grand High Priest; Simeon
| Merrill Grand Senior Warden; VIM
Chamberlain, Grand Jualor Warden; N
j. Bradbury, Grand Sci BIZ; S. C. Small,
GfGud Treasurer ind N. C. Thomas, Grand
Inside Sentinel installed the following
officers:
George Burns, G. P L. o. Hesld, IT.
p; Hugh Hurley, S w; f. A. Whittier,
J. W.; K. d Baker, Treas NJ, B. Hesel
ton, Scribe; N. G. Thomas. Guide; H. =
Thing, 14t Watch; j. A. Dealey, 2ud
Watch; Geo Snow, Sd Watch; s. b.
Steward, 4th Watch; Eli T. Hayden. Isl
e. of r.. Thos Tantish, Inside Sentinel ;
Eben S Miller, Outside Sentinel.
After the installation services were
finished the Patriarchal degree team of
Ahiram Encampmeut conferred the Pa
trlarchal degree upon two candidates.
At half past eleven the party WAS in
vited TO the banquet rooms where a good
supper prepared by Mr.. Pierce was ready
to be served, At one O'Clock the degree
teams were reorganized and conferred the
Golden Rule and Royal Purple degrees
upon three candidates.
The outfit used in the Patriarchal and
Golden Rule degrees were brought from
Ahiram Encampment. The paraphanalla of
| The Golden Rule degree is as fine as any
used by any Encsmpment in the State.
At about half past two the meeting
broke up and the visitors departed for
| their humes
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Annual Meeting.

The Annual meeting of the Somerset
Agricultural Society came off at the High
School building, IN accordance with
notice publisfel Ia the REpoRTER, Satur-
day afternoon lust, Gen. X. b. Shepherd,
presided in the chair. In the absence Of
A. r. Smiley, secretary, ]. o Smith was
elected secretary pro TIM.
The report Of the Treasurer was read
and accepted. TIE officers of last year
were unanimously reelected as follows.
r. B. Shepherd, president; VIM. b
Snow, Isl vice president; Alexander
| Crawford, Jr.. 81 vltc president; A. X
Smiley, secretary; A. Bixhy, treas.
urer; NJ. r.. Poolcr Ansel Hniway and +
d. Packard, trustees. Tic trustees were
by vote made the stsnding committee and
were also authorized to appoint a Super
intendent Of the II Ii exhibit II they fud
1t expedient so to do. The time OF hold
ing the next annual cattle show and fair
was left with the president aud trustees
to fix. The officers were authorized to
pay the small note outstanding against the
society.
M. 7. Pooler donated to The society the
year old coli stakes won by his colt at
the last fair, the entrance fee, and Il. Is.
Shepherd donated the premiums won by
his stock toward tie payment Of the
note.
Mr. Holway of the trustees reported In
regard to special premium offered last
year for certain field crops.
The sweet corn premium was won by
Mr.. E. Lowe Of Skowhegan. There were
several entries for this premium. Harri-
son Salley. of Madison nude the only
entry for one half acre Of potatoes. j. d..
Emerson of Madison, made the only
entry for oats. Ansel Holway made an
entry for y. low corn.
These several gentlemen flied their re-
ports of methods of cultivation and ,e-
suits with the Secretary, which we pur-
pose to publish in the near future.
Remarks were made during the meet
| ing, by Messrs. John Weston, NJ. #.
Pooler. K B Shepherd, ADsel HolwaY. j..
d. Emerson. 4. d. Packard, VIM. II l.
brook, Alexander Crawford, Jr. aud
Others, and general feeling of en-
cnuf agemcnt at the favorable iiuaboial
standing of the society and interest In its
welfare was manifested.
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Russell Posts Benefit.

The third annual bereit of Russell
Post No. SO, G. A. r., came off nj Coburn
Hall on Tuesday and Wednesday even
ings of this week, as advertise | and was
Il grand success BOTH socially aud fnar-
cially.
On Tuesday evening the entertainment
consisted of music by the orchestra, Sc
lsct reading by Mrs. Harry A. Dins-
more, and the farce entitled "a Thou
sand Year." admirably given by home
talent and thoroughly erj Dyed by the au-
dlence, after which a bevy of Show
hegan's pretty and winsome young ladies
served refreshments to the hungry multi
tude.
Wednesday evening ithe entertainment
was decidedly musical consisting Of man
dolin, plano and violin solos and duets by
home talent, assisted by Prof. r. B. Hall.
Names famous cornetlst. Misses DORIS
Good win and Nellie Leevitt, each gave
select reading, both of which added
much to the enj oysbl mess, of the occa-
sion.
During the evening the friends OF the
two boys, Joseph Lawley and Fred Wing
who were rival competitors for the by
cycle, as well as the boys themselves
hustled about among the auiience after
votes. and the contest was exciting. Tn,
final result; was in favor of Joseph Lawle
who through his friends contributed
$5l CO., Fred Wing having nearly $39 90.
The little lady to receive the doll was
Miss Eva Drew, who collected lbout 81. OF
| Ia votes.
Each evenings entertainment closed
with dancing, participated in by large
number.
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THURSDAY FEB. G2.h, 1891
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Agent-H. J. Allen.
Ncuralyia-Dr. Greene.
Wanted-R. s. Hillman.
Curtains-W. p. Ordway
Hat-Lamson 4 Hubbard.
Excursions-H. J. Colvin.
Railroads &c.-W. M. Aver.
Spruce-Skowhegan Pulp GO.
Mark Down-Judkins-& Dyer.
!. Chairs-D. Wiley, Bum 20.
kzSnterior Waters-A: II: Totman.
PcmItry-Rev. C. F. Whitcomb.
.onise Hamilton-Opera House.
legislative Notice.. G. Payson.
T.eeislatiye Notice.. A. Marston.
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A special from Gardner to the Kenne

A special from Gardiner to the Kenne.
bee Journsl Of this morning says: City
Marshal Norton arrived In the city this
afternoon at O'Clock having in custody
the notorious Charles E. Besls who ID
wanted here for assault aud chlproformine
of his wife. He was identified by Show
began officers who notified Mr.. Norton,
and he left this morning after his man
Beale has been at work In the pulp mill
of the CarrabAsset Pulp Co.. under the
uame Of e. Grover and when arrested
denied that be va not the man wanted
claiming that he was unmarried and hat
never lived 10 Gardiner. He had shavel
Oh his mustache but decided crook In hi,
nose proved adistiuguished mark bv whit
Mt. Norton felt sure Of his man. On CON
Ing down on the train the prisoner ad
mitted bis name Was Bsale aud that b.
was the man wanted. He was placed Il
the pcl'ce station here and will DO triet
Thursday morning at o'clock.
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REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-The follow
Ing are the real estate transfers during
the past week.
S.. Albans-H. A. Hurd to Anasa S
Varney, Sl35,
Moscow-Lsura j. Hildreth TO John j.
Lander, $3.50
De'roit-Siepheu G. Holorook TO VIM
II. Getchell, $3.50.
Skowhegan-S. W. Gould to J. G. For.
rest, $4,000.
Auson-Eun'ce B. Folsom to Ephriam
N. Wlscott, $500. Eun!ce B. Folsom t.
Ephrlam N. Wiscott, el0O
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. M. Daue ct ais,
to Clarence M. williamson, $3.50.
Fairfeld-Nepolian Green to Joseph
Cary, 5000.
Blngham-Amherst Spoffard to Eliza.
beth Z. West 5000.
A'hens-Amos Chapman to Samuel
Chapman. $500.
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The lob Printing Establishment connected witt
he SoMEKsnr RHPonrKR Is prepared to do all clas
. Of work, the richest As we'll As the most common
obs. Competent and experienced workmen arr
mpioyed and large stock Of paper, envelopes, ant
vertisfng, wedding and business cards in great va
riety. Orders of dances, bills Of fare, programs
etc, printed in great variety Of styles on shor
notice., Commercial printing a specially. ORDER
~ mail will receive careful attention.
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NJ HOiek C0INrY,

Dir. Orrin Fitzgerald of the Medical
home, Allston, Mass, viii by special re.
quest, visit Skowhegan Feb. 25th, and
examine all who may call on him, free OF
charge, at Hotel Coburn. He will
remain until three O'Clock. II you are
suffering from any disease that has baffled
your physician, call on DR.. Fitzgerald,
who will locste your disease instantly,
His diagnosis of the human system is
simply marvellous. He makes organic
disease speciality, and will not say he
will cure unless he can warrant it. Dr.
Fitzgerald has no equal.
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If you want tirst-clsss organ, don
| fail to examine the Worcester 1t ha
so many imploy ements, and for qlicl
music is az good as piano ii it is
machine wanted the "New Home"is gooC
enough for any one. II insurance i,
needed the Etna, Home etc. are first class
Call on DiDsmore & Bedford, Agents.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1891-02-12

| THE NATIONS PRIDE-The Standard
Rotary Shuttle Sewing Machine surpass-
es all others for speed and liehtness of
running. Send for catalogue and prices.
Smiths Music store, % Madison Avenue.
Skowhegan.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1891-02-12

HALEY's To TIL AND EARACnE DROPS
are purely Vegetable, perfectly safe
Sure cure.-Try them.