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The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1892-10-27

\ very interesting order OF exercises
Na> saecc>,toll, carried oal III the e"lc-
braiion of columbus day here. In the
forenoon the srhoo- in tie Grammar
school building after lhr raising ii their
flag Vent to the Methodist Ne>trN Tor the
resi- al thcir exercises. The pupils in the
High school building with the assistance
oil Mr.. T.. I llnd> lung very hand
some lar to the brccle after which they
went La the Free Baptist chapel fer thrir
exercises. In the evening the Opera
House vi, crowded aud Il Will prepared
program was carried cut without a break.
special mcution >hould Ia anade ot the
ESSAY Of Mr. Fish ot the High school A.
this MIS- the only original article al the
program and shaved much study. The
musical part ot thrpro2ram ha~ received
many compliments.
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lie SAYS he never felt better i'll his
life. in fact this wonderful medicine. he
tells me, saved his life.
He coaNcd me to take this remedy,
aud was troubled something "a he had
been, only my heart is all right. | had
been doctoring since last fall to clear up
my system, but without beneficial results.
have now only used two bottles If DIR.
Green's Nervura blood and nerve remedy
aud feel like Il new man. In fact, am
" II, and write this because | feel 50
grateful to the remedy for saving my
brothers life and my health.
This is the greatest medicine | eyer
heard of, and am sure that if you knew
my brothers condition before he COM
menccd the use of DIR. Grcene's Nervura
blood and nerve remedy, the cure would
much surprise you"
We do not wonder that this rcmarka-
BILE restoration to health is looked upon
as almost miracle in Mansfield, where,
perhaps. the marvellous virtues of this
remedy were until now not known, but
the cure does not surprise us in the least,
TOR il is something which is taking place
constantly in our vicinity, no day, scarce
ly an hour, in fact, passing in which We
do not learn of it curing some one who
has been suffering from nervous weak
ness, blood disorder, kidney or liver
complaints. insomnia. malaria or Stom-
ach trouble. It is Il fact that this Won
.derful medicine. cures the sick, and it is
perfectly harmless to use, being purely
vegetable Druggists keep it for 81.
1t is the discovery and prescription of
Di. Greene, of "a Temple Place, Boston.
Mass, the famous specialist in curing
nervous and chronic diseases. who has
the largest practice among the sick of
any physician in the tnitcI States, and
who can be consulted free personally or
I.t
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The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1892-10-27

Young colt. owned by John Bunker was
sold ii auction. In the Hall, several
varieties of field corn, onions and the
usual display Of vegetables WAS seen.
The long line hung with rug was an at
tractivr feature, IT. were the fine paint
ing, which adorned the wall. Many
fancy and useful articles We're shown,
Mrs Eliza Wells i, Visiting her sister
near Portland.
Mr.. T.. W. Thompson, formerly OF
Mercer, but for many year, a successful
cuisines, man OF Brooklyn, \. Y. has
been spending a few day callng on old
time friend>.
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Mercer.
+ AENIIE

\ llag raising in the afternoon and
entertainment in the evening will tie
given by the school children al Mercer
Friday next.
The cattle show and fair of oct. Nth
was very good, \ large number of oxen
and steers We're exhibited. also several
pens of good sheep and lambs. Two
pens of fine ducks attracted Il good deal
of attontion. \ GOOD lonkino mnr, with
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Fairfield,

There were two haptism> at the Bap-
list church sunday evening, both young
men. Dir. Small preached on the subject
of baptism.
superintendent Brann has had "A crew
nj work raising the branch track running
from the main line of the electric road
To he car stables.
Mr.. W. J. Bradbury has resigned his
positionas express agent ~ Weymouth
succeeds him.
Mrs. lIaincS OF Massachusetts has been
visiting her brother. f. W, MeFadien of
this place.
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Browns [ Orncr.

Mr. Ncttic Taylor returned Saturday
To her home in Lowell. Mass.
Mrs. \. Il. Chase and children yisitrt
here few days recently.
Mr. and Mrs. 4. ID. Brown intend t,
20 to Michigan soon, To stay this winter
Whooping cough has made it, appear
ancc in this vicinity, several children
have been attacked and other, have beer
exposed.
The City" school CLOSED >uceeselu
term Friday.
Henry rrask and daughter of Chelsea
Mass. visited his ncice. Mrs. X. L. Chase
recently. They drove across the coun.
try Il few weeks ago to Mattawamlieag.
and We're ON their return home.
Mrs. Cyrus Chase. who has been visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Carrie Rolfe of
Pitt strld. returned home last week. MIR
and MR.. Rolfe accompanied her. and
drove on to Embdcn for n weeks visit
with friends there.
AUNT Love" Corson. aS she i IA
miliarly known, il Il smart old lady of
81. and accomplished more on the spin
ming wheel recently than many Il Young
pT woman tbull no. Nilt spun III zen
days, forty-two skeins of yarn. and
doubled and twisted twenty of them,
she spun her "-tint" each day. and did
it all without the aid of glasses. In her
lifetime >hshaS spun much, making that
her business, aud has laid by II nice little
sum To take care of herself With She
boards in the family OF Allen Kicker,
where She is kindly cared for,
Ezra Worlhcn called on his old neigh
bors saturday and SUNDAY
{. H. VIII cler. whose team recently
broke "A large pane Of glass i'll NJ. Il. Hes
clton's store at Skowhegan, has settled
with Mr.. llr-clten in a satisfactory man
ner.
Clinic Jewell. Johnny Humphrey and
Ellie Cracker start for the woods this
week.
Misses Annie Lancaster and Eva Good
win spent sunday at their homes here.
Jos. Whitney and wife visited friends
in Fairfield recently.
Fred Fish of Benton WAS in town This
week selling hi-eXtracts which give such
good satisfaction
Mr.. and Mrs. thadbournc of Harmony
and Mrs Wyman of Winston made :,
brief call at |. trowell's Monday they
were ON their way to Harmony.
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Revere.

Columbus bay was duly celebrated in
this town. The people gathered in
large number, al The Town House where
Il beautiful banner, Il gift from the citi-
zens. was flung to the breeze.
The indoor exercises consisted of
vocal and Instrumental music, readings,
reeitation> and remarks by prominent
citizens.
Mr. 4. +. turricr has been appointed
Democratic ballot clerk protein for the
November election.
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SolOI,.

PerIry Wyman has gone To Brighton
this week. His hand is doing nicely
under the careful treatment given by Dr..
Paul
Columbus Day was celebrated here,
but on account OF the weather not many
q. A. K. men We're present. Exercises
were held at the Town Hall, after which
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WAN r ED.

500 lbs of strictly first class Spruce Gum,
will pay highest market price for same E. X
DElANO, Baker and Confectioner,
SkowheQan. i2tf
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'oI'IlVIllc.

one Of the most pleasant events in the
history of the town WAS that Of the celc-
bration of Columbus Day by the schools
in which the inhabitants ot the town
seemed to unite in Il general aud soci
manner. All the schools in town met at
the Town house in the morning and the
entire forenoon MAS spent i'll rphcarsng
parts and decorating the stage. At
| o'clock the drum corps played while
the schools and citizens were forming in
front of the Town house. The master
of ceremonies, T. W. Page. called to
order and read the Presidents proclaml-
ton. At the proper time the flag WAS
raised by tn" veterans and >aluted
and chccrrd by The scholars. The As
sembly then rc-cntcrcd the hall where
the following programme was carried
out
Scripture Reading; Song, Columbus; Ad-
dress, George W. Hobart; ode, Miss Mabc
Maxwell: Music, j. I. Smith; Quotations by
a class; Columbus Recitation, Harry Palmer
Geography exercise, Carrie French; Declama
ton, l.. l.. Smith; Reading, Flora futile
Singing, Red White and Blue; Recitation
Ethel Morrill,, Recitation, sadie Parsons
REGULATIONS, Our Flag, Lula Smith; Dialogue
jennie Pamlcr, Mamie Gaylord, LizAe Parsons
Recitation, Belle Bigelow; Dialogue, Willie
Trask. Elmer Trask, DOM Mcsscri Horace Cool
ev: Recitation, Lula Bradley; Recitation
Bcrdic French; Music, J. r. Smith: Essay +
W Page; Remarks, Mrs. I. j. Caldeu; Speech
Non1o smith; singing America
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1892-10-27

Rheumatism Cured in Day.-"MystiC
Cure for rheumatism and Neuralgia radl
cally in / to days. Its action npon the sys-
tenn is remarkable aud mysterious. 1t removes
al once the cause and the disease immed atelN
disappears. The first dose greatly benefits Z
cents Sold by BlNHY Buck. Druggists
Skowhegan. lNf2
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You are invited to
( Inspect These Garments.

x K x K x K X x x x x x x
The finest line of Boys Scotch suits in
all wool fast colors are shown by Murphy
in all sizes and the price is $500, they
will prove the best suit you ever purchas-
ed at that price
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1892-10-27

My fall stock of Fine
Woolcns for the fall and win
ter of 1892. | can make to
order from fine goods, a good
business suit for $40. | have
a very fine assortment of fine
Imported Dress Worsteds for
full dress suits. | have just
received over $50 Trouser
patterns in all grades; | will
make to order at S.. to $500,
call and look at them. My
stock of winter Overcoatings
is complete.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1892-10-27

"Castoris Us 30 web adapted to children that
recommend it as superior to any prescription
known to me-" H. A. ARcHKR, N. D.,
Ill So. oxford St, Brooklyn, N. Y.
1.-THE use OF 'Castoria is so universal and
it's merits so well known that it seems work
of supererogation to endorse it. Few are the
Intelligent families who do not keep CaStoria
within easy reach"
New York City
Late Pastor Bloomingdale Reformed Church.
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for Infants and Children.

Castoria cures Collie, Constipation,
Sour Stomach, Diarrhea, Eructation,
Kills Worms, gives sleep, and promotes di-
gestion.
without injurious medication.
For several years havo recommended
your Castoria, and shall always continue TO
do so as it has invariably produced beneficial
results"
EDWIN r. PARpHI, D.,
"The Winthrop 125th Street and 7th Ave-,
Now York City.
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WAHIED-BY GENTLEMAN, PERMANENT
w restdent2 unfurutshsd rooms, With heat and gas.
prefrnbiy In old LIST ward comfort rather than style
dcs1ed must not exceed $40 or e12. Boz 126. Star
WANTED TO RENT -FOUR FURNIsHHD
rosFs y,sh beat s2d light. IN n ~. part Of city
VVANfED-BY A aENTL6MAN-H FURNISHED
room u . quiet lScsity vhers there are no other
WANTED-THREE UNFURNIsHRp SECOND
w story rooms with gas. heat and bath, for young
man and wife; must be with private family in dssir
o cSss northwest references Address s.. ss'r
WANTEDI2 Oh 8 FURNISHED ROOMS. %
w noSr neat and clean. for HIGHT housekeeping.
4. z Star once. It.
WANTED-To SHARE RENT OF OFFICE
w rooms hrst or second Aoor 70 b used TOR steno-
graphic p!GpossA One larrs end one small or two
.slas dH s:s s;a
WANIEp-RY NOV. ! By LADY. BOON AND
s.s.. i&i 1 a . sSsrdins hC SSfsa
WANThDa.SoNroaTkBLE .FVaNIsEEp
nctea OF = and east q 9Th Il NV; no auslHops
ssked ADDRESS A j.. Star ONCE. eo1f-Sts
ss5aM d.dis 1som ss nors q
snd Ms7s o. IN St rent rfssSnsSis ststs ssIs ena
WANTED.,FUnNIsHED AND VNFUnNIsHFD
rSoIs ~ parts Of CITY ehespest snd sYFest plan
s %asScY W iisS e. NV
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
4: ls9s.To 81 whom i may Concern. IL having
peen represented 70 the Commissioners Of the Dis
n %ssrf A.. for ths public saie comfort .n
1850. water main tax to Be assessed therefor The
CSmmissioners hereby five notice that they WIN
q. Y1s HEEEty5 oSa19
3sctiens should b submitted In WfitinS. Isyfnr
Mstss %, s e. follow E. INDEBTED upon Plat. 81 tie
2oStset; q strest 6etwesn i6sS aad &stsr ssrssss
srssts on street on street. on Sssten street and
% s1SdivisOn q 1oorSs Frsct on New H n@ 5.
S6tre avenue northwest from to both strsst square
a stree, county. J. W. DOUGLASS, J. W. ROSS,
WIN; T. ROSsELL. Commissioners District Of %.
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FoRT MEYER HEIGHTS.

Have Won been there, Are You looking for safe IN
vestment where values are risnsf II viii pay you
inspec; this sybdiyisen IL Is only one mile rem The
Railway. which 10
NOW IN OPERATION.
Eight minutes ride from terminus Of cable nns IN
Tao hundred feet elevation. overlooking entire city
and Potomac
Money advanced 20 lot purchasers 20 build hons
NO wilderness imaginary MUSHROOM town
Nature has 80 well endowed this property that all
visitors 20 ~ become impressed with it, beauty m
manner more forcible than anything that might b
said In print
Fort Meyer Heights 10 an ideal al-yearround prop
erty. II - everything that could be desired fer
hume, Tor an investment and for
LEGITIMATE SPECULATION
People are hegfnninT 90 realize that th.re q great
future for real estate in the vicinity II Fort Meyer and
Arlington. This setion T. rapidly advancing in de-
Neopmsnt and !. destined b be the site u the
beautiful villas and suburban homes IN the country.
what fret1ier SPOT could You wish for'
THE ELECTRIC RAILWAY BRIDGE
Al Three Sisters will be under CONSTRUCTION 81 sa
early date and the eutfre route OF the Washington
and Arlington Railway completed 20 9th street DEPOT
and terms
ROBINSON LODGE.
Managers Of Fort Meyer Heirhta
% anda5 Atlantic buildans.
ocl-lm ses and $40 Est NV
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BOARDING.

FEW oENTLEMEN CAN Be ACcoMMoDArKD
eonabie terms Location nne. Apply on IA prep
1900 10TH ST. NV, MAJ DUPONT Q{h-
Bile for ledtes and gsntlsnsn- No ch0drep. ocl6@e
EQnsT-CLAse DQARD AND ONoIcS, nQo4A
Mrs. DLAYCHB a LANBlRT1 1oAnDfN0
M and Aparfnsns Heuss, M tast CaI1so} q nov
S 80 by asss q SssSaS go g SSsss 81 :sSSS
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FOR RENT-STORES.

EoR REMITTANCE STORE ROOM AND GEL
lar; GIG La ave, n. W suitable for feed store $50
per mo. I. R. BROOKS. 6l6 18th ct. n. ". oc15-6t
EOR RENT-CORNER STORES IN NEW BUILD
I ing on Thomas circle Opposite The Portandl, cor.
lighted by gas and electricity: filtered water: GOOD
cellar room. Apply to STEfGER LIEBERMANN,
1903 ct. n. W. oc7-l3t
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SPECIALTIES.

EfLECrRIo TREATMENT FOB 1HEUNATIeN.
~ nsurale1a. sc1attca paralysb and All pervous DO
tors sure. qulck cufS. d.. HAYWARD, specialists,
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IF YOU WANT TO BUY PROPERTY ron 4
home or an ,i1yestmsn, n the city or suburb. ssi
ing Special bargains in BrooklAnd South Brooffand
and Metropolis View. se26L I'm
IoR sALE-AT LAKELAND. MD.-FoR e. 700
Il s22,o cash 32S month, will buy q veil
built 1rosn house with porch... lstroee well. yumE
&c. stable for two horsee and csrr1aree Q lot -
feet front and 1913 deep; incossd with picket fence
i've blocks from station. Also for 81 500, e2S csst
ana s25 per month, new Groom house with porches
CELLAR, lstrobe well, pump and outbuildingr 10
al ssst front and 200 feet deep inelosed with poks
fence three blocks from station Ten other properS
re: n course q erosion ransns In lrios ren 900
monthly payments from $40 70 e42 per month. fAks-
land situated eight miles from Washington the
Washington branch q tbs b. and Q. railroad also on
the line Of the prop?ssd boulevard 70 Rsltm ". 10
esarhe eea Se NAM ssSSss sos 9es nSs
, snly % cent, each way To e. FrSrety 81 teS fur
Owner. 14oS Columbia 81, W. bet. 9Th and 10th and
o and p sts.. from 10 10 g. m. .. m se13
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NOTARIES PUBLIC.

Col1ussIoNHR OF DEEDS FOB EVERY sTXIE
56ES q. BEAfL. IA q nv
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.


sls.s 81 : als .-s .na
mpH Z. ''I.ors 'fgsSI PsFiss: S ;ss
+ ,Snse - .sh, q as.Sns,an md al. ma Pa
s.s- .ssS' .. S' M
frui, ;electrtc railway 70 Nount Vernon. ooss-
.ssl ;. ii'i ss ssS h5i F s: .sss
FIs FE .sI s:.& rssk ft Ekas Il. cS.
EoR sALE-TfN -acREs or THF REkUriPrL
. .Ss s.Ts O: :a y =, .s. re ~ sSS -:
barn and scRs gHsSs saa 1SS:
sS sssS Ssissss p :. nall u%SsSiS PsTsasa t.p%
s ss s ssTS : saS S sEa Az. p
ar. Jus, BAG 4 Agi.nst.n mus, b .cla y settle
my iarss new ist and map OF 70 miles .roans una ,Ss
's Se : JAMES p. CLEMENTS is2lFanr
FOR sALE.oN MONTHLY PAYMENTS. EIlai:
hS SSiS-rm " n Ahhrf nashisSa.
L1oR RRNT-a CHOICE COTTAGE, WITH LARGE
oclS-iw isia a.
LyoR sALE--A BEAUTTFrL NEW s-RooM COT.
splendid shads high. .ishlly and healthy 1irsssyy
500 Term. . suit 4 a PHirif fP s on
NOR RENT-A HANDSOME FoUR- ROOM cor.
ss.S;p !cs.'iGs .ssr skee Psr n s5Ss e'
A. PHILLIPS 4 son. i4e2 \. 7. ave. ocis-im
8 x sssa At
oel2-eo2w
pcIitsn Branch railroad station within three MN
utes walk, thrse and one,ha miles from city pr1cs
ocio-sosw. W. r. YOUNG aoaFan-
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v. M Gernsn and English. ensaxeEept By week
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WMIEpInY ooMpETESI woMAS. 20
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

EOR sALE-CHEAP-A PRODUCTIVE FARM OF
4 40 acre. in lower Marylandi within one mile Of
railroad, eight milss from the Potomac river and
four from Washington city one OF the pretti.
nneeisshbSrs abundance Of game Address NJ THoMP-
EOR sALE-NEAR ANNAPOLIS, Md. 75-ACRE
Il farm price. $500; all cash situated on Round
bay head Of Severn river; navtgable water short dis
premises high land considered healthy. This offer
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EoR RENT-sEvEN-RooM HOUSE AT VIENNA,
L Va 90 per month; Near depot; high hill fruit
a1s.s los
EINE FARM FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
Il 204 acres In high state Of cultivation. l24 acres
acres in timber; we'll .w.tersd. ven fenced
sna fES . :ne
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ss,s,as q ,1sSsFs city property
II desired viii include stock and implements, fol-
lows, horses and mules, milch ooEa number Of
C on d or address No %ash SS6
KELLOGG building. st. n ". Washington. b. G.
LOB sALE-FARM AT AN IMMENSE BARoAIN,
sIs as. ssfrss s11 e n 81.
BOAT landing best * fruit and many otSss sdvsa-
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TOR sALE-FARMs. IMPROVED AND UNIM-
L proved, at and near stations on AseEepolttsn
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s st near 18th 81 NV. Or. IS
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