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The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1892-01-21
The State College

We have received from President Fer
maid circular of information in pamph
let form of the Maine State College al
Orono. 1t is good job Of printing snd
contains cuts of many of the )llege
buildings, rooms, views OF the campus,
&c. The past record of the college is
briefly given, from which we quote the
following;
1t thus appears that OF the $50 living
graduates, II per cent are engaged in Ag
ricuture and allied industries, u per cent
in Civil Engineering, II per cent, in Ne
chanical Engineering, ID per cent, in Ed
ucational Work, 8 per cent, in Profess
sions, per cent, in Business, and the re-
naming q per cent, mostly recent grad
yates, In miscellaneous pursuits.
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Greer.

Charles Bigelow of Norrldgewoek, is in
town with his hay press, he is buying and
pressing for George Pishon of Skowheean
Mr.. Bigelow bought 100 tons here in four
barns, and pays from 5000 to $3.50 per
ton.
Another of our aged people has passed
away. Mrs. BENZ Allen died lat week
and was buried Sunday. Mrs Allen lived
with her son, Jonas NJ. Narney at East
Mercer.
Mrs. Samuel Croswell is very low with
pneumonia, with the chances against her
recovery. Her daughter, Mrs. Wilson of
Bangor, came Saturday to see her mother
Mr.. Ansel Nickerson is also very sick
with pneumonia, and the doctor has but
small hopes Of his getting up again.
Many Of our people are under the doc
tors care, and great many more are con
fined to the house With the prevailing cpl
demic la grippe.
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DIR. I. \. Drake, tue WeIl-known horse
man, lm4oetod a party of Portland
friends iuc ilnl Hon A. Little, Col IL
: O,eaod aud others At the Laney Houss,
FrIIav eyeuing. 1t Wa an elegant affair
al out 30 gentlemen being present Their
was speaking after the refreshments Ielp
grams Of rsgrct were received from COY
Butleigh aud pthers
1t looks rs if Pitt,teld and adjoining
towns woul undergo the ZANE exporleue#
from raising water through artificial means
Ms that with which Newport hiss bcen
graphing for several years. The new dam
across the Sehastieo1k half II mill thuYt
rittshcll village has caused the water e
rise to II height never known before.
through Palmyra as far up ss llartlaud,
aud it is feared that much damage may be
done. Twenty acres Of ',oodlnnd helong
ing to one Palmyra man la, been Hooded
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1892-01-21

Thursday last the 14th inst, witnessed
the death of Cardinal Manning of tn,
Catholic church At London; Cal dinai Sim
eoni, formerly Papal Secretary of State
and Project General of Propaganda, 81
ZONE; and the Duke of Clarence sn
AVondale, heir presumptive to the Eng
l>h throne. The t~o prea'es were em
uent 10 the church and held in high es
TEEN. The Duke Of Clarence was grand
son Of Qreeu Victoria and the eldest sol
If the Prince of Wales which made hin
heir presumptive to the throne Of Fog
land.
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Concord

Wilton Carl of West New + ttland who
is STAYING with his unele, c. & llealy III
Goucard, narrowly escaped serious acct
dent hy falling in front cfa sled loa led
with green hard wood. lie was rolled in
10 hol 'ow place and given room TO crawl
out well bruised but with 10 broken bones.
Cora Littleteld is al home Fl III Madi-
sou for short visit.
Mr.. Munroe of Albion is in Concord
Mrs l.. Dunton and daughter are suffer
ing from very severe coughs.
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500 Reward 500.

The readers of the st Inerset Reporter vii
he pleased to know that there is at least on,
dreaded disease that science has been alb,
to cure in all its stages and that is Catarrh
Halls Catarrh Cure is the only positive
cure now known to the medical fraternity
Catarrh being II con, tltutional disease, re
qnlres constitutional treatment. Halll
ta'arrh Cure is taken internally, acting
directly npon the God and mucous surfac
es Of the system, thereby destroying til,
foundation of the disease, and giving the
patient st ength by building up the consti
luton and assisting nature IN doing its
work. ! he prophet lrs have so much fsitt
III It's curative powers that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that it fail,
to cure Send for list of ttstimon ais.
Address.
+ j. CHENEY Il Co., Toledo, O
%@~Sold by Druggists, 75c,
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M adiSon.

John Buarwood of Madison, during the
past four years has lost four horses and
each died at just about the same time OF
the year, varying but four days from the
same date. The last horse died on the
| vt day Of the present month. In addi-
ton to his losses his family has been sick
and his wife is just getting up from a
nine weeks sickness with typhoid fever.
Mr.. Arson Corson was taken insane
last Friday evening. The Bulletin says
his wife was so frightened that she jump
ed from window about eight feet high,
striking on the frozen ground and ice,
brusng her badly. Mr.. Corson is re
ported better and the cause of his insani-
~ is said to have been an attack of la
grippe.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1892-01-21

Senators Hill, German and Brice con
stitute the triumvirate that purposes tt
control the next Democratic Nationa
convention and to have the say as to who
shall be the presidential candidate. They
do not count Cleveland as possible fact
or In the combination. His supporters
are breaking away from him rapidly.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1892-01-21

We have received copy of Richard
sons catalogue of northern grown seeds,
plants, ETC., for 1892 1t contains many
rare and beautiful things in the floral
world, copiously illustrated, besides 8
good variety of garden seeds, q premium
coupon worth l5c, and hesutiful prizes to
little girls who will get up clubs. The
superior vigor, hardness and earliness of
seeds and plants grown in the cold North
east have won for Mr. Richardson's goods
a wide sale, and his customers are num-
bered in every State and Territory and
foreign countries, Send your address on
a postal 10 o. NJ. Richardson & Co., Can
ton, Me and receive free copy.
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III esSeHger Notice.
STATE OF MAINE


So7 erset IS; Court of Insolvency
In the ease of Bion A. Churchill, Insolvent
Drb'ur
This is to give notice tn At on the l4th day OF
Jan, a. d lstl. a warrant in insolvency
WAS ISSUED nuiuf the court of Insolvency for
sad Count of 20 ~ rsrt, against the est tie of
sun Bl.n turcmll. of Maids II. ddjudged
la ne an ms went Debtor on petition of said
nchtu-. Which pcti ion was tilrd ON the lIth
day at Jan. a. ID. $50 to Which date terest on
claims is To be computed, That the payment "
any d"btsto or Ivy said debtor, ard the trans
fer aud del'N cry of amy property by him are
forbidden bylaw; that Il meeting OF the cted-
itors of said debtor To prove their debts and
choose one or more ass gnces OF his estate will
b. hold at Court of insolvency to he holden at
the,Prohare. Court Room in sald >kpwhegan, at
SAID county on Tuesday the h day Of Feb. A,
u. ls9l mt one O'Clock in the afternoon.
Given under my hand tbs date first above
written.
CAARLES W. DYER Deputy Sheriff as
M ,ssenger OF said Court of Insolvency. 2u3
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SmithfieId.

There are numerous cases of mlmps in
SIniihheld.
Mrs. Iy dia PHI or is visiting her son, DR.
A. A. Piper, at Bingham
G. A. Graves has moved n'o Mrs. Mary
Hill's house.
There was an emf yable sociable al
G. raves Hall, Saturday evening.
Mr. Il. G. Tracy dug II skunks out OF
two holes last week.
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JaCkman.

Anon Newton died ON the 18th, after /
long Illness from cancer. He visited the
Hospitals III Portland and Boston and fsil
ed to find relief, came home and suffered =
long time His faithful wife attended him
ana made himas comfor table as possible to
the last moment. The funeral services
were conducted by Rev. Mr. Day csou OF
Greenylle, on the 7th, and was attended
by large circlr OF relatives and friends.
He leaves wife and three children, two OF
whom are attending tbs school for the
blind in Boston, who have the sympathy
of the entire community in their bereave-
ment. Mr.. Newton was 40 years and II
months old
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1892-01-21

The chief edit rial room OF the journal
office IS embellished wi Ii ii sheet of genu
inc American made tin plate the gift OF
A ID. Ward 4 Co., through the New York
iobblng house of George Sttrrett. The
-heet is the standard SIZE, the same cast as
the w elsh make, is just MS good. no higher
in pr c., and there is no increase in tue
cost of the tin dinner plate for this work
man, about which the calamity p pers
made so much fuss year ago, from Thu
tin over that manufactured from the i'm
ported article. We prefer American tin
because we believe in an article the pro
duct of home industry, over an imported
ar icle which has contributed nothing tC
the building up of American business
Keupebec journal.
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HARMONY,

On Friday Mrs. Fanny widow of the
late Ne son Stafford, passed to her reward
to the Better Land, aged 60 years. She
leaves three daughters, one brother and
three sisters. who mostsdeeply NOUN the
loss of one who always pleasant, kind aud
gentle bad SO strong hold on their affect
ions. Not only in her own home where
30 great void is left but in the neighbor.
hood and town will her loss be felt and her
many virtues memoered and cherished.
The deepest sympathy of the community
Is extended to 1.-THE afflicted family. The
funeral services were held at the house on
Sunday, Rev. V. ID. Sweetland of Palmyra,
officiating.
There is still much sickness in town
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1892-01-21

The Insurance Commissioner has
granted certificate authorizing the orr
assessment life association, to do bust
ness under the Assessment insurance &C,
of 1889. This Us the first company in
obliged to present a list of 800 persons
who had subscribed to be insured and had
paid in one assessment before the author
given. This WAS done and the authority
given Tuesday, last.
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II armony.

The weather for the past week, has beer
bad, but it looks now AZ though we wer,
going TO have some sle'ghing.
Mrs Fannie Stafford died the 18TH aftel
short illness
Mrs. G. W. Phillips is visiting relative;
III town.
The winter term of school closed the
Slh, taught by A. J. Msr-h of Bates col
lege, and said to be one of the best schools
ever taught In town.
Miss Ella Hatch has returned to hel
school in Oorinna,
Miss Stella Chal mers is in town, visiting
her ii ter, Mrs. i. o. Turner. =.
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TO THE LADIES or SHOW.
HEGiN, Greeting:

- - - - - eN''''C'
Did it ever occur to you that
there is positive protection against
the ills OF life, at Anidrosis SAM
tarium? If not you should re.
member that "A first class matIon is
IN attendance to administer the
Napor III its most efficient and lux
urious form. Those of you with
sallow faces. low vitality, nervous
Sleepless, irritable, with cold feet
and hands can never guess at the
beautiful pink complexion in store
for Aon. and as this is the true sigI
OF health, invitation is hereby eX
tended to the ladies of Skowhegan
and vicinity to call at their leisure
and look over the conveniences o
Anidrosis Sanitarium.
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COrnviIIe,

Nell Palmer and wife are feeling happy
over II little boy, who come to stop viii
them.
S. p. Smith and wife nre very sick.
Aired Smith made trip to Win low
and back Monday.
S. o. Locke has gone up Dover way
buying up oxen and steers.
Palmer & Judbins have started their hay
press.
Miss Lutte Brown of Skowhegan, ma
Just flushed n very successful term o.
school in Dist. No. |. She is much res
pected by all in the district.
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of Augusta. In Boston paper last week.
Mir fitcomb was sehOoimate Of mine
from small hoy up to yeas Of aye and
attended The district school south of Tel
.rnie Hill. The schoolouse standing ou
nearly the sauIe srut now
The III ai ting at Moores Mill ls~t sun
day Wa> we'll attended cons deriug lie
Number IF sick iu The vicinity.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1892-01-21

The following story is told of the lat.
Duke Of Clarence, who was a wild youth
In his younger days. He once wrote te
his royal grandmother, telling her that he
had spent his monthly allowance, and ask
ing her to send him E5. The Queen did
not comply with his request. but instead
she wrote him Q long letter filed with
good advice q to money matters. There
upon the young man took the letter to an
autograph collector and sold 1t for Ct los,
realixing 60 los. more than the amount
be had aaked for,
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New York Sup-"In what remains of

New York Suu-"In what remains of
the tariff tinkeripg agitation there is no
longer trace OF the fatuous bump,i US
ness that in 1887 and 1888 seriously otfer
ed the Mill nil as practicable Demo-
crstic policy. to he irresistibly swept to
an iumeoiste triumph. The campaign Is
now purely theoretical, in argumt Mt and
hope. There is no difference between
the Federal revenue and expense on which
to rest the plea that revisit n Is absolutely
needed, and all agree that no new tariff
bill, big little, general, or particular, can
now possibly be passed. The discussion
is for parade or declaratory purposes
Alone"
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Outing Notes

DR.. W. B. Lspham has written a series
Of most interesting outing notes, relative
to trip over the Upper Coos ra lroad
and the Quebec division of the Main"
Central, which is arts ically illustrated
aud ISSUED in pamphlet form by the road
1t contains much valuable historical amt
statistical Information and is a useful sd
dtion TO the slibrary as well as guide
through the regions described. The
pamphlet will be sent to any address by
The company on receipt of two cent
stRmp.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1892-01-21

The latest project of the Tammany leg
islature Of New York is redittricting of
civil district courts of New York city and
an increase in their number 80 as to legls-
late out all the old justices and put the
whole arrangement completely in the con
troll Of Tammany Hall.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1892-01-21

We are informed by a gentleman Of
Norridgewock interested in the projec,
that the gentlemen who have bonded the
Bombazee Rips property at Norridge-
wock, are not Portland parties as was
stated in the REPORTER last week, but
nearly all reside in Norridgewock. A
corporation will be formed at Norridge-
wock Tuesday next, the 26th instant.
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for postage.

Bath Times: Nehemiah kittredge left
500, 1000 and widow. The money was
left to charitable societies and the widow
practically left out. Now the societies
have done the square thing by yielding
her $4,000 Of it as a beginning of their
charities.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1892-01-21

list Of operators on Dead River is
given In some Of the papers Of Maine
with the amount landed by each. Inas
much as they are not nearly through cut
ting and hauling the element Of estimates
or guess work must enter quite extensive
ly into these figures
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1892-01-21

A writer In the Republican Journal of
Belfast among the papers he read while 6
youth in the town of Machias, enumerates
the ShoUhegan Clarion and states that 1t
is no longer published. In this he is cor
rect in certain sense and incorrect In
another sense. The ,Skotchegon Clarion
went through the process Of change of
name to Republican Clarion, and ia the
year 1868 again changed publishers from
Moses LittleHeld to Smith & Emery, and
at that time experienceda change of name
to SOMERSET REPORTER, by which name
1t has been known for nearly quarter of
q century.
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Very Bright and Effective


Representative Boutele les speech to the
House on Friday is receiving the hearty
applause Of the Republican press all over
he country, and the Democrats though OF
cour they did not relish It, sharp thrusts
are compelled TO sdmit Il at it was very
bright and elective carica'ure of their
ridiculous performances under the lead OF
ubiector Holman.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1892-01-21

West Paris, Me, Jan. 10, 1892
Find check for supplies. We are
in full faith of the efficiency OF
your methnd by practical experien-
ces. La Grippe all around us but
not with us.
Miss Jennie NJ. Brown.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1892-01-21

Even the New York Times, which OF
late has been 80 strongly Democratic,
cannot stand the Senate steal and in q
review of one case says: ut is high
time that the people of the State awoke
to q realizing sense of the situation and
began TO make preparations to turn the
RAJ Gals out at the first opportunity. Sucf
q travesty on justice has rarely beer
SEEN"
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1892-01-21

After little over a year of McKinleyism
| which according to free TRADERS was to On.
denim the poor people to bare floors. car.
pets are selling cheaper than ever before,
and the lower grades art actually lower in
the United States to-day than in England.
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10 & IL Madison Street 3w
PROBATE NOTICES
To all persons Interested In either of tn.
Estates hereIna fer named,

/
Alta COURT OF PROBATE held at sko~
| "A hogan. within and for the county OF SomeI
ct on the 2d TUESDAY or JAN. in the year o
| onr Lord one thousand eight hundred and min It y
| Two the following business having been present
Ell for action thereupon hereinafter Indicated II |
| hereby Ordered That public notice thereof b.
| given TO all persons interested, that they ma.
appear at a Probate Court to be holden ut SAT-
| Skowhegan, at the Probate Office on the secon,
| Tuesday of FEBRUARY next at nine of tn
| clock in the forenoon, and be heard Thereon
aud object If they see cause.
ARTHUR BARTLETT late of Harmony, deceaset
Will presented for Probate by Henry W Bartlett tn
| executor named therein.
ALBERT H. LOWE, late of Fairfield, decreased. Wi
presented for Probate by John 7. Flood one of I'll
executors named therein.
| ALONZO P. TURNER, late of Skowhegau d. cea .ed
viii and Petition for Probate thereof presented b,
| Jan3 L. Turner, the executrix named therein.
HIRAM BuRRILL, late of Skowhegan, deceased
Widows Petition for Allowance presented
JAMES s. SPAULDING, late of Anson, deceased
Widows Petition for allowance presented also he
| Claim for dover of the real estate,
LORNA s. LEAGUE, late of skowhegau, deceased
Petition for Allowance presented by BENZ s. league
husband of deceased.
ALoNzo P. ALLRN, late of Anson, deceased. Peti
ton for License 10 sell Personal estate IN
Emma Allen, Admx.
ABNER CoBURN. late of skowhegan, licensed
Fifih account of james B. Dasconb. Russell b. Shep-
herd, George n. Page and Levi W. Weston. E1ecu.
tors, presented
ALBION X. p. L. NAY, late of skowhegan, decea sed
First and final account of Elizabeth N. Nay Guardian
of minor heir, presented
,JUsTus W. CARL, late of New Portland, deceased.
First account of Cyrena +. Cal, Guardian of minor
heirs presented.
JOSEPH p. THOMPSON, late of Pitt sheld deceased
Second account of Freeman White Guardian of
minor heirs, presented
HANNAH NJ. FREEMAN, late of Corn Willie deceasesi
FIRST account of Cassius Z, knsman, Executor pre-
scented
ANsoN JEW ELL, late of Canaan, deceased. Second
ti Is. Barrett, Aumr. with the will x
ed pre- ented.
JOHN Il. CURTIS late of Mercer, deceased. Final
account of Sarah X. Curtis, Admx. presented.
JOHN l.. NEIL, late OF Skowhegan. deceased. First
account of JAMES u. Dascomb, Trustee presented.
JOHN 1UTTLR, late of Canaan, deceased. First
account ri 7 p. futile, Executor presented.
HENRY W. TOWLE, late of Pit tsfeld, deceased
NEW Ri L HOXIE, late of Fairfield, deceased Petit
tion for License to sell and convey Real estate pre-
sented by Alice Hoxia, Guardia of minor heir
JOSEPH HUGH, late of Skowheppn. decessed
Petition for appointment of Joseph Y. H. Bron, Admir-
presented by widow OF deceased.
SARAH NJ. SP0ONER, late Of Apsop deceased
Second and Final account of Isaac s. Kidder, Admr
presented also Petition for Order Of Distribution to
Heirs.
TURNER B"SWELL, Judge,
Attest: s. II. GOODWIN, Register.
Post Office address, Judge, and Register
ek0EreQRp. Me. Ava
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Correction. In the items OF County
bal. in Treas, 1890 So, IN, 81" should
have read ar .ceived on the taxes of 1890,
| S5, III 81 "
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a Card.

We wish to tender out sincere thanks
to the Post friends and neighbours who SO
kindly s,-is I'd us during the sickness and
death of our Beloved husband and father.
Mrs. HoLBRooK,
Mrs. HAYES
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East akoMhaRan,

Sickness prevails in this vicinity and
but few are able to 60 out of doors. Your
correspondent has been to the barn to-day
for the first time In II days.
noticed the death of samuel Titoomb
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Milton ID. MALBoN
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The reports Of Col. Nelson Howard as
State Liquor Agent for the seven months
ending July 80 last shows sales ammount-
ing to $67,974.65. Somerset towns pur
chased but small fraction Of this
amounts, viz Canaan, $l02 o.; Hartland,
S4l9 So; Skowhegan, sos 50. The meth
cd Of supplying liquors for medicinal and
mechanical purposes through municipal
agencies, In It's workings, is not a bene-
1t to prohibition or creditable to Maine.
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Thursday last President Harrison made

thursday last President Harrison made
the following nominations of postmasters
for Maine: Joseph Durrell, Cumberland
Mills; Forrest Goodwin, Skowhegan /;
Kitteridge c. Gray, Madison. Mr. Gray's
appointment comes off now on account of
the Madison office being raised to the 3D.
class making appointment by the Presi-
dent necessary.
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Gard of thanks.

take this method to thank my reigh.
bors aud friends for their Kindness shown
my family during my long sickness and
he sickness snt death of my wife
Their kindness will long be remembered
GEORGE RAYNARD.
SkoW tegan. Jan. 20, 1871,
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Athens.

On account of bad weather the meetings
were postponed for few evenings.
They will begin again Wednesday even
ing Jan 2S.h, and continue the rest of the
month.
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Manchester. N. l.

WdhcHeStef, n. IT.
| havs been here treating my
niece, for sometime, and the other
sister whom | was treating at home
cannot wait longer, and orders al
outfit tor her home. She likes
your method as we'll as we do
Ship one at once to Mrs. ii. &
Matthews, SO. Lee, n. IL.
Mrs. s. c. Butler.
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Card of Thanks.

To all friends who kindly offered their
services and tXpressed their sympathy at
the funeral of my wife, | take this
means of expressing my sincere and heart
felt thanks
MILTON d. MAJnON