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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-18
NIar Do Cant skInner.

Special Te'fGrdEn % ths Register
WASHINGTON, March 17.-From an OIL
cial very close TO Secretary Carlisle il is
learned that Capt. Skinner, Of Pennsylva-
MIA, will very likely be the dark horse in
the contest for the Internal Revenue Com
missiouership In fact il is said that the
contest has now narrowed 10 Capt. Skinner
and ex- Commissioner Joe Miller, of West
Virginia.
The Kentucky candidates who have
killed of each other are reported TO have
advised Secretary Carlisle to appoint Capt.
Skinner
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-18
Two 3iable Birthdays.

WAsHiNGToS ID. c., March 17.-Au Of
4he members the Cabinet rememberd
,bst Ia to-day wastne Goth anniversary Of
she birth Of theecretary Of State, and did
NJ fail 70 c0ratulate Mr.. Gresham.
Secretary Of wa Lamont suggested that
n qould be the residents turn tO-mor
row 10 receive sSratulations. for he will
celebrate his S0tnvthday on that day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-18
caIahrated at ChLearo.

CHICAGO. March l7.-Celebration OF 81.
Patrick's Day was a huge success, tne
street parade being the largest ID many
wears. The grand marshal OF the pa
rade was Rev. Father O'Sullivan. Mayor
Washburh and the Board Of Aldermen re-
viewed the parade at City Hall
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-18
A Public Demonstration for Harris.

New YORK, March IA mass meeting
is to be held in Madison Square Garden
next week. and popular demand will De
made on Governor Flower for full and
free pardon for Carlyle w. Harris. One
of the most famous lawyers in New York
it may be Joseph Choate, will preside.
Harris counsel think the popular voice
will cry down Recorder Smyth's decision
refusing new trial.
At the Tombs prison to-day IL was
said that Carlyle Harris, who had stood
up bravely when the first news Of the
recorders adverse decision reached him,
seemed to be giving way under the blow.
He has become greatly detected and be-
lieves that there is little hope for him,
despite the efforts OF his lawyers TO en-
courage him.
He had eaten nothing since yesterday
noon and has refused all food which
has been taken to him, 1t is even feared
that he will try TO starve himself 70
death.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-18
Fun Dnx to Business.

WASHINGTON, D. c., March 15.-Secre-
tary Carlisle has decided hereafter to de-
vote Mondays 70 the exclusive considera-
tiou Of public business demanding his per-
sonal attention. On that day he will deny
himself TO all callers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-18
san FraneI.co,s colIector Cho,en.

WASHINGTON, D. C., MarcA LIT is
stated on good authority that the Presi-
dent has selected John H. Wise, as collec-
tor Of the port al San Francisco, and that
his nomination viii 90 to the Senate next
week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-18
lib IS NOT A CANDIDATE
Holly G. Armstrong is Not OppOS-
ing Col. Joe Miller.
THE ANNOUNCEMENT A MISTAKE,

Probably Due to Friends Recon-
mending Him for a Position to
Which He Does Not Aspire.
He Would Like a Position IN
der Col. Miller - More Candl-
dates for Conector-Mr. Kinch-
eloe After the Wheeling Post
Office.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-18
MERCHANT TaIlors Assign.

SpseiaI 1eitoram 70 the Register.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, March 17.-Deem
& Bower, merchant tsilors, made an assign
ment to j. II. Desmyter this afternoon.
Assets, small; stock of goods and accounts;
liabilities about $500.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-18
THE WEATHER.

w.m,xa.os. D. c.. March i7.-For West
v,r,,n1~- Ioeal SHOWS tonight; fair on 5atur'
cay: northeriy winds. - 49, ,.t
snow in 5osthern portion foiio.sa sy . clearing
.--,,<.~'- fortherfy winds: ststlonhfy Hmp<rs-
re- s1cLrt slightly vsrnsr IN scsth"es'sn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-18

kansas CRY, Mo March l7.-Wasblng.
ION pale. colored, generally acknowledged
IN have been the oldest man Ia Missouri,
died AZ his home here last night. he was
I09 years old on the fourth day OF last Feb
ruarv
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-18
'ath.r Conev AnDoiufed

ST. Louis. No, March T.-Father
James T. Coffey has been appointed Vicar
General in place of Father Brady, de-
ceased. by Archbishop Kenrick.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-18
CharIe. Gordon sax. Dead.

New YoRK. March 17.--Charles Gordon
SAKE. only survivor son OF ih- Doet Elijah
SAKE, died last night at the II tel Brnns-
wick Of pneumonia
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-18
THIS Is PARADOxICAL.

The Fellow IL = Tramp. and Of No 40
count. SO They're Going to sell Him.
MEXICO, Mo-, March 17.-To-day
George Harden, colored, was found
guilty in q Justices court OF vsgrsncy
and was ordered sold at public auction
next Tuesday afternoon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-18
JUDGE TAF1rS ORDER.
Grand Chiefs Arthur and Sargent
Hauled Up Short.
THEY MUST RAISE THE BOYCOTT

Against the Ann Arbor Road.
They Are Commanded to Re-
scind and Withdraw All Re-
straining Orders and to in No
Way Pursuade or Induce the
Employees of Other Roads to
Refuse to Handle Ann Arbor
Cars.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-18

/ FIND Salvation Oil the best cure for
rheumatism / have ever Known. Joshua
zimmerman, Wetheredville, Md.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1893-10-26
Brighton

Percly Walker of Abbott. was in town
Sunday,
Bears are quite thick in this vicinity.
Edward Ward of Athens, shot one near
Austin stream and john Smith trapped
one in the Palmer orchard. They have
killed quite number of sheep.
Charlie Hayden is pressing hay for
II. l.. Wyman.
Edna Flanders, who has been visiting
in town for the past few weeks. returned
to her home in Cornyille.
Mrs. Lizzie Hayden and daughter have
been at No. Cornville.
Miss Addie Whitehouse of No. Corn-
Vile, visited at &. l.. lIayden's last
week.
Geo. X. Foss has returned home from
Portland, where he has been cooking
for II. c. Nelson all summer.
Daniel Bryant found a sheep in his
field that had been shot. There were
fourteen buck shots through the pelt
Hunters must be more careful with their
guns.
Foss Il Mathews were in town last
week buying lambs
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Fairfield

Burglars entered the freight house
Monday night and blew open the safe
With a heavy charge of powder which
burnt books mileage tickets etc. They
only took about $40 in money bur did
much damage, one safe being a wreck.
There j. no clue but it Is thought 10 have
been proics SIGNALS.
Mr.. :. H. Blackwell and Misses Ada
and Sadie Jones were in Augusta last
sunday.
Mr.. Holman +. Day of Lewiston j.
spending a few days with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. \, +. Gerald.
Miss Cove returned from Boston Sat
urdav and Is at her place in the Office
of the Maine Manufacturing Go.
F. +. McFadden and wife went to
Guilford last Thursday for few days
to visit Mrs. MeI'aldcn's sister, Mrs.
Otis Martin.
Frank Wing is able to be ont again
after being confined to the house Il mum
Der of weeks. We are glad 10 know he
Is improving.
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aIlaislIl.

Extensive repairs have been made
upon the church al Canaan village. The
building has been moved back fifteen
feet, newly Shingled clap-boarded aud
painted. The interior of the church be-
gins to present much more pleasant
app 4arance. f.. l.. Walker, NJ. G.. tuSh-
ing and T. Spauldng of Skowhcgau
were employed to paint the walls, the
work being done in Il highly satisfactory
manner. The painting of the woodwork
hos been done by Mr. Geo. Amcs assist
ed by Scott Lord. The church is now
nearly ready for the carpet which the
committee hope to purchase shortly.
The citizens throughout the town have
been very generous in their contribu-
tons and have manifested much interest
in the work. We hope before many
weeks to have the church ready for
occupancy.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Harris visited
friends in Newport recently.
Mr., Asa Lawrence, wife and child
visited at X. 5. Goodrich's, Sunday.
{. ID. Harris and wife, who have been
visiting friends in OldtOwn and vicinity
the past two weeks, returned home last
Friday.
Scott Lord has gone to Boston.
We understand that the paint shop in
the management of Mr.. Gould of Pitts
field.
Our new physician, DR.. Brown. has
left this village. He departed As sud-
denly as he came.
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FAIRFIELD. were brought here for burial
last Friday.
Mr.. John I.ongley j. soon To 90 to
South Berwick. ia work i'll TN interest
of the Bible Society Of Maine.
Mrs. :. d. Lindsey and Mis-, Bessie
Lindsey 20 to California this week.
where they will spend the winter.
The hot houses of our local florist, +.
Ddnforth. show that considerable time
and labor is required to keep those
plants in Il healthy condition. Aud in
order to satisfy the demand for them, he
has added on nearly 100 fl to his old
house, and in this bed OF pinks OF all
varieties run nearly itS entire length.
Mr.. Danforlh has II II horse power bolt
rr connected, and pipes so constructed IL
10 adjust the heat to an exact nicely IN
all its apartments; he i now finishing
oil cosy little room near ,he boiler To
be used for au office AMI packing pur-
poses.
The machines of ;. Il. Ibb"tt,' coat
shop are undergoing thorough repairs.
f. Ingalls, has moved into a block ON
Mechanic street.
4. q. Frederic went to Portland, last
Monday. to attend the Grand Lodge of
|. .. o. +.
Mrs. stewart Wing i quite i'll again.
i. +. Jones shipped a fine ear load of
cut stone this week to North Arson for
cemctary purposes
Mr. Chas Narney, the Mercer stage
driver, recently returned from a hunting
tour at Moxie, with two deer and Il va
riety of other game.
Some of the boys are talking of going
to Dead Water, Austin stream. and
tramp the entire distance. quite walk,
boys, better wait till after the shower.
Chas Barker has been quite sick for a
few days past,
Don't forget the concert ut the Bap-
tst church next Faiday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clare Williamson will go
to Watcrville next week, where they
have engaged rooms, while in the en-
ploy of j. >. Spaulding.
An individual came into town the
other night and wanted lodgings in the
County Jail; he was introduced to the
proper officer, and shown to his spacious
apartments.
The high school will close about the
middle OF November. III mas Decn Il
very satisfactory and prosperous term
thus far.
There are some of our farmers that
have not forgot how to raise the yellow
corn. Mr.. Chas. Atkinson can show
you 257 bushels, AS nice as you ever
saw.
The County Grange met last Tuesday
at Mller's Hall.
Some of our coat shops are commence
ing to have little work sent them with
prospect for more.
Mr.. Chas. Macomber was in town last
Friday.
Mr.. Chas Davis of Watervillc. spent
the sabbath here with his parents.
Howard Groves and Geo. Clark started
for Lexington, for "A few DAYS hunting,
Monday last.
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st Adams.

II,, II II st.wart i. At the Worlds
Fair. starting soon after returning from
the September term of court
n .rnrr,r /. and win of ralifor-
III, ar., visi,inn he fathor \ n TURNER
- and cher rnlativrs mi. beino his
first wish home for eight years. and Mrs.
turner's tirst visit. Ills brother, Prof.
Frank Turner and wife of Alabama are
also at Mr.. Turner's at the family re-
union.
q = Goodui, b.i, .neeessful milli-
,.,y onning fnii"w,d bv excellent
IA
Tho fonnd,tion.of The new woolrn
mil ,t laXnr ~ ttb,ns !. f,st bein0
,.a,anlotaa /, i han.J tb. mill will 90
a., III. s,aso',
49,, =, -.
= feP p, ''l', .'', ", =, ~ DIN .nI a
Wiz = II Sanlin. uha viii talr off
I'm h,mbnr during tlr romino winner.
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MIS- Ala H. " nee Of 81. Adams,
iaade i pleasant Nlslt AT l.. , foWell.s the
lifst "i ms week. Mrs. ithee Vas Il
>ue''''li l'acaeF III our school lew
Yeif> aGo.
Frank Hubbard has moved inlo his
new home and j. 80 pleased %ith it aud Il
Young lady who arrived Monday morn
ing, claiming right ia live there. too.
that he just beams Il broad smile on
everybody.
Mrs. Ellen Nete;llf of Saltwater and
Mrs. Eva i French nf sam nosa cal
have recently visited nj " & Fittl-
aerald's. Mr.. Netcalf i = sister of
Mrs. Ora FittzopralI who il nov -
wears of age and remarkably bright ,nd
interesting, Both ladies are visitino Il
l.. Fitt/yrrald in Pin .ti,ld Mr.. French
nee Miss Eva j. Emery. is native of
Maine and while yet Young. her parents
moved IL Wisconsin. She early under
Took the duties ot >chool-teaching and
has followed that vocation for many
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1893-10-26
IIaIOIIc.

Mrs. Clara Cannon Groves died Oct.
18th after a long sickness of Consump-
ton. The funeral occurred the 10Th,
the remains were carried to NOrrldge-
wock for interment, the former home of
Mr.. Groves.
The little four year old girl of II. 5.
and a. Bigelow in attempting to climb
on Il fence. falls, and catching her feet,
breaks the bone libia, and severely
wrencheS HE other limb.
J. +. Libby j. quite sick with com
plieatiou of troubles.
Mrs. {. II. IIoxe, Mrs. II. Wyman,
Miss l.. IIoNic and Mrs. Gro. Foster aye
on a trip To the Worlds Fair.
Orchardists report as a general thing
only half a crop of apples.
j. Gard Morrow and wife have been
spending Il few days in Pittslied and
vicinity.
l. Lowe is renoyating his buildings
both inside and out and will make them
much more convenient and better.
With sheep at one dollar per head it
would seem that the Democratic farmer
might be happy but IL. does not seem to
be.
The hard times do not seem to effect
the Burnham & Morrill, Go. packers
at Norridgewock. Every workman :
pay was in readiness when his work was
finished. and the planters were pleased
that in just eleven days after the pack
ing was completed they received their
money.
j. Magoon is finishing up the job on
the bridge left uncompleted by other
parties.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1893-10-26
Scion.

{. Il. Mclntire Is in very poor health.
" VI. Z. Brown was in town last
week.
solou Ia, had three cattle shows aud a
meeting of the board OF agriculture
Within few weeks.
The Creamery i soon TO start up and
the town i being canvassed for COWS
To furnish cream. \ large consignment
Of Cooley crcamers has arrived.
keystone Lodge |, Il \. masons held
it, annual banquet. election and insta.la-
Ion of officers last Wednesday. The
following officers were elected and in
stalled by Past Master. l.. W. Mclntire ::
Malou Patterson, W NJ. l.. {. Jewett,
:. W; {. A. Merrill. !. "; Moses
French. L. L. ;. lougleY, >: Moses
Thompson, ;. =; Wright Cram. ;. y. ;
Jonah Npanl ling, !. d.; Thomas Wat
sun. j. =. O. b. French. M; Hilton
Tyler. ..
Mr.. All.n Wilson is in very feeble
health.
Dr. lluunewrll attended the annual
masonic meeting last Wednesday.
There VT, "A box socia6le at " O.
Paul last saturday evening. the pro-
caei, to be used 10 support preaching
IN unknown animal has been killing
and eating sheep i'll the pastures OF J..
lMunrNeii. Charles .icwett and others.
Is many II thirty have been killed.
y. .. Ninm a son are building an
addition Ia thrr slaughter house tnr u
refrigerator.
Moses French i, building "A large barn
en lii Lot near C0rYdon f'lker>.
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Browns Corner.

Almic Goodwin was home from Skow-
hogan over Sunday
Miss Hattie Elliot of California, and a
native of our town, was calling on
friends here. last Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Chase and little
Guendoine were guests at w. q. Barnes
for several days last week.
Miss Mertie Chase is at Mr.. Barnes.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Weeks have recent
ly visited friends in Waterville.
Z. c. Pencil attended the funeral of
his brothers child in SO. Canaan, SIM
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Taylor are now
visiting in PittStield,
Albert Harris of Alpcna. Mich, is
visiting his father and other relatives in
town.
\ successful term of six weeks of
school in this district closed Friday.
The teacher, Miss Leila Hunnewell of
kingticld, and graduate of Farming
ton Normal school, takes great interest
in her school work and the pupils made
good advancement.
Mr.. 5. a. Robinson of Clinton, called
on A. ID. Brown. last Thursday.
win Richardson and family OF Clinton
were in town Sunday.
Sunday was Il lovely Indian summer
day and many improved the pleasant
weather by riding.
Mr.. NJ. b. Blake aud wife visited at \
ID. Browns Sunday.
Mrs. Ella Gerald is employed as house
keeper for Bella Burrill
Mr.. II. s. Mitchell of Washington
Maine, who has for several years trav-
elled through the country selling silver
ware, jewelry, etc, has been stopping
for few days at |. Crowell's.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1893-10-26
SO. Madison.

Mrs. Jane lIoughton and daughter
Eva of No. Arson, were 10 town Thurs
day.
Miss Susie Fletcher, who has been
quite sick, is slowly improving.
Mr.. Seldom Ellis, and wife went to
bingham Friday Tor Il visit of Il few
days.
Mr.. Dickerson's house is nearly done.
Mr.. II. ID. WIN of the village, has
been on Ward Hill this week, to work
for A. IL. Ward.
Mr.. ID. l.. lIeall and wife of Fairfield
were in town last week on a visit to re-
latives.
Elmer Nithec has sold part of his
farm to Willis Clough of the village.
J. o. Ward has given his house new
coat of paint.
Fred Houghton of Arson, is in town
the guest of his brother Charles.
The farmers in this vicinity know
about what they will get for their year S
work. The thrashing is about all done.
Grain does not turn out well but of
good quality. Potatoes are more than
the average crop, and of good quality
but few rotten ones at digging; beans
good, corn rather light not more than
half Il crop.
The huSking bee at Mrs. j. :. Black
wells last Friday night was well atten.l-
ed.
Mr.. ASA Fletcher of Eau Claire. Wis,
is here for Il short visit, called here on
account of the sickness of his mother
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1893-10-26
East SkoWhegan.

Improvement is being made on this
road in cleaning up old rubbish which
has lain nearly forty years, and the
ground plowed by the road side by f b.
Richardson also by burning brush near
the fence and when cleaned up the
fence rs well as the brush. but after
building "A new fence it looks better. 5.
Richardson has built good fence on
the road.
+. Richardson is breaking up his past
ure near the school house.
All who attended tie installation at
Canaan, the 18th, report grand, good
time and old and young had one of the
best suppers ever put on to table.
Henry Richardson and wife from Fair
field, made us a call Sunday and say Mr.,
Charles Tobey where they work raised
a turnip which weighed % lbs.
Andrew Eldridge and wife are NOV
ing from Verg lIolt's on to his place in
Clinton.
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Cambridge

Mr.. Henry Watson of thi- town one
day last week saw three deer feeding on
hi, farm in Ripley while he WAS at work
there. They SEEMED tame and not in y
hurry to leave refreshments, for indivld-
ualS.
Mr.. RiVes Mitchell came with his wife
on a living visit aud goes To Bucksporl
where he ha> opened a boarding heusc,
Mis- Mary \. Mitchell Is in town
visiting friends.
Indian simmer Is with Us now
There WIS services AT both churches
Sabbath day. Tn" members OF the
Union church ARE thinking Of painting it
soon.
Dick Marty WI, in town over the
sabbath. He is in very poor health at
present.
Rumors are ripe in town that james
leighton has taken Il wife yet we are
not sure OF the fact, by the way he has
visited the town of Wellington of late
it would not be surprise if he had
taken Miss Rhoda Adams home
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So. NOrridgewOck.

Fine weather for hunting, everybody
wants gun.
Most of the boys have got back from
their up river tour
Mr.. Geo, Whiting, who has been quite
sick, is now gaining.
Work in the 2nd degree at Lebanon
Lodge +. A. NJ, Saturday night, This
is growing lodge.
We are glad to learn that we shall
soon have our electric lights again.
Speed them along.
Mr.. Ed. Bracket of Belgrade is in
town for few days.
Edward Longlcy, who has been in
New York for some time, is at home
again.
The remains of Mrs. Frank Groves of
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Sinitlificldl.

Mrs. Lydia Piper of Smithiield is visit
ing her daughters at Pittsfield
Mr.. Greenlief Piper has moved here
from Oakland. Mr.. Piper formerly
lived in Smithheld.
Samuel Mace is building an addition to
his store; the work is done by L. e..
Crazy aud Frank Lawrence.
Mr.. Daniel Stevens has leased the saw
mill of Isaiah 'ribbetts for one year, and
is repairing the same.
Robert Henderson is putting new
stones in his glist mill,
MIR. Frank Champlin started Oct. 23d
for the Worlds Fair; from there he will
go to Salt Lake City and California for
the Minter.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1893-10-26
TO The FARMERS
IN PARTICULAR,
AND EVERYONE IN GENERAL.
We have just taken the Agency for the
goods manufactured by the SYRIA
cuse Chilled Pillow Co.

This has the making tie best goods in the country
shall sell these goods discount from then regular We also
carry Justly celebrated Fry Fow When want OF
anything n would pleased look stock
stock Of Hour We in
years choicest
do fail bring noasses and once
o that article.
wanting Hogs, Butter Beans Dried
Apple GreenbcE have
exchange ourm merchandise. are headquarters shingles.
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Nervous, Tired, Weak.
Skoda'S Discovery.

many remedies.
but got no relief
until | took Sko-
ia : Discovery.
My little boy has
been sickly for
several years.
He too has taken
Skola'S and now
he is as fat, rosy
checked little
c hap as ,you
would like to see.
Elmer +. Albce ,
~ Pleasant ST.,
Lewiston, Me
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1893-10-26

The site of the post-oiliee at LeXng-
ton has been changed one mile northeast
on postal route lib.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1893-10-26

Dir. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve
remedy is purely vegetable aud is sold
by druggists for Sl.0o. As is proven by
the wonderful cure of Mr.. Rodd, it is the
very best medicine possible to take for
the blood, nerves, liver. kidneys. etc
1t is the discovery and prescription of
DR.. Greene of 81 Temple Place, Boston,
Mass, the most successful specialist in
curing nervous and chronic diseases.
The doctor can be consulted free, per
sonally or by letter.
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I.G1iEN ItolDp.
Hon WILLIAM II. TEFIl

ION. w lillian IL. III /.
I Notary Public in and for
said County and State, re-
siding ut Whitehall, where
this deposition was taken
nnI eNrrlltpI.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1893-10-26
BORN.
MAR RI ED
DIED.

Skowhegan-Oct. -, Mrs. Mary Smith Lums-
den. Aged 81 years. mos.
Skowhegan-Oct. 20, Eva Lillian, infant
daughter of william q. and Annie NJ Hapgood
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MONEY FOUND.

The subscriber having found sum y
money, would give notice TO the ow ai,
that they can have the same By calling
upon him, proving ownership and payI!l&I'
for this advertisements ". HAA De-
Front ST.. Skowhegan, Me. I~4I