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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-01-10

An entertainment will be given this
evening and to morrow evening. Tuesday
and Wednesday. January 10Th and 18th,
at st. Mary's Hall by the school children.
Proceeds for the benefit of the school.
Tickets, 20 cents; children. 10 cents.
Doors open at o'clock. Begins at s
o clock
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-01-10
Vocal AYE.
LAM PERTE METHOD
Miss CARRIE v KlDWELL.
Private Instruction.

TERMs:-S2O for 10 lessons, (half hour
each week.
Glass Work. Concerted Music, &c. IS
for 10 weeks in advance.
Miss kidwell will be pleased to meet
any who desire TO join classes next We'd
nesday, the 18th January, at the Bost
House, Naval Academy. between $50
and 4.3O. or address for particulars 602
Nj street N. w. Washington. ID. G. 10
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-01-10

D4r Use Green's Bronchial Pastilles.
for Hoarseness, Sore Throat, Coughs
aud Colds. 10 cents.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-01-10
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN That
IN the subscribers, of Anne Arundel
County, have obtained from the Orphans'
Court Of Anne Arundel County, in Mary
land, letters OF administration on the per-
soDal estate Of RICHARD MEDFORD,
late of Anne Arundel County, deceased.
All persons having claims against the said
deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit
the same, with the vouchers thereof, to
the subscribers, on or before the
10TH DAY OF MAY, 1898.
They may otherwise, by law, be en-.
cluded from all benefit Of the said estate.
All persons indebted to said estate are re-
questcd to make immediate payment
Given under our hands this 9th day OF
December. 1892.
HENRY MEDFORD.
DANIEL r. MAGRUDER.
40 Administrators,
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-01-10
Short Hand Glasses.

/ will form two classes In Shorthand
--one for Ladies and one for Gentlemen
commencing the 10Th instant, aud ending
the quarters instruction March and
April is. Terms $40. for the Quarter, In
struction book 81. Individual instruc
lions $l2. Tuition fees payable IN ad.
vance.
J DUFFY,
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-01-10
.r.,,,. ~. az, Railroad

LOCAL AND OTHERWISE
The Somerset reporter., 1893-10-19
So. NOrridgeMOCk.

Many are vet talking of visiting the
Worlds Fair.
Mr.. Chas. Moore and NJ, {. Holt got
back from Chicago Monday night. well
pleased with their trip.
Last Sunday. as Mr.. John longl"y
WAS going from church, one of the car
rage wheels eamt off, but fortunately
no damage was done.
Mr.. Coney Russell, O. f. Hall, \ L.
Morse and Ed Hilton started for Chica-
90, to visit the Worlds Fair,
Among those that attended the Musi-
cal Convention ut Watervilie las, week,
were. Mr.. Plummer Butler. Mrs Chas.
Whiting, Mrs. Henry Whiting, Mrs.
John Spaulding. Mrs. Geo. llussey. Mrs
Helen Pierce.
Mr.. Fred Wing went to Augusta
Tuesday, to attend the races.
Mr.. 5. b. Tibbetts, who for long
time has been in the employ of Conant
and Hussey, has bought out the shop
recently occupied by j. $. Spaulding and
will soon set it to moving again. Mr.,
ribbetts' long experience in this capaci-
~ gives him many advantages. Mr..
Devreaux, the foreman for Mr.. Spaul-
ding, will remain with Mr. Tibbetts.
The Wallace Hopper Go. that played
here three nights last week had large
and we'll pleased audiences.
Mr. Talbot Frederic died of pueumo-
mia last Sunday.
Rev. J. \. Jones arrived home Tues
day, from the Worlds Fair.
T.. W. Perkins went to augusta this
week to attend the races.
The Somerset reporter., 1893-10-19
st. Adams.

S. H. Goodwin and wife were in at
tendance at Dexter Grange Fair Thurs
day Oct. l2th, and report very success
full and interesting show. The display
of fruit and vegetables eXcelled that of
many county exhibitions. The fancy
work and articles of household make
were of artistic finish, and fine quality.
\ hecktic and apron sociable at the
town hall, Friday evening Oct. l3 was
we'll attended and pronounced "A good
time by those present,
The adiuster of the Guardian and Peo-
pies Insurance Co. has been in town
adjusting loss on David u. Browns
buildings recently burned. One half
the insurance was in the Peoples lnsur-
ancc Co. of Manchester. \. H., which is
under cloud. Those best qualified to
know believe they have sufficient as
setts to pay all claims in full.
The grist mill has been leased to II.
4. Hurd for MIR. Allen of Boston who
will use the band saw in annex for
working up the hard wood boards into
chair stock as when run by L. o. Win
slow. Foss Il Mathews have hired the
grst mill proper. they will use the same
for custom grinding and for grinding
corn in connection with their feed store.
$. W. Croker and wife. ID. b. Clark,
and wife. Geo. W. Ninng, Joseph 7.
johnson. Mrs. Annie Kicker and others
st. Adams were in attendance at DeX-
ter Grange Fair the most of them re-
manning during the evenings entertain
ment which was highly spoken of.
John Nye of IIartland shot Il fine
The Somerset reporter., 1893-10-19
Madison.

Diphtheria has made its appearance in
town. Pcrley, son of Cephus Hilton,
died of the disease last Friday morning
and one other case in the hotel on the
Arson side. which is in Il fair way to re-
covery Precautionary measures have
been taken and it is hoped the diseasn
will not spread.
Asa Fletcher of Eau Claire, Wis, is
home on account OF the sudden illness of
his mother, Mrs. Susan Fletcher. At
this writing she is somewhat improved
and her recovery is very probable.
Clifton. son of John Durrell. while at
work in the Indian Spring Wooden mill
got one of the fingers of the left hand
caught in Il pulley in such Il way as to
nearly sever it, one day last week. The
finger will be saved but one joint will
probably be stiti.
Llewellyn Ellis, former resident of
this town, who has been in the west for
the past twenty-three years. arrived
Tuesday night. on visit.
The Somerset reporter., 1893-10-19
To the World of Women.
Mothers and Daughters Restored to
Health and strength.

Weak, nervous, delicate, oyerworked
women, are the ones that need a
strength builder. tonic for their
nerves, aud II cure for that awful inter
nal trouble that is wearing out their
lives. Thousands of women have found
such in DIR. kennedy's Favorilc Remedy
Mrs. Christina Beal. OF .Ioncsport. Me.
writes that her daughter had been u
great sufferer from female trouble, and
after repeated trials of doctors pre-
scriptions and other so-called cures. all
of which gave no relief, she used DR..
kenncdy.s Favoritc Remedy and it per-
mancntlY cured her.
If you have headache, uterine ca
tarrh. irregular mcu>trua,iog, leucor-
rhea, or Irregular monthly sickness,
chronic weakness, hearing down incl
dental to change of life. or any of tn.
attending evils that are present in fe-
male eomplaints, use Favoriie Remedy,
Tor it will build up quickly the run down
constitution and bring refreshing sleep.
II will di~pel those tired looks aud feel
lngs. and restore the nervous system
and permanently cure you. Our daugh-
tiers grow up weak and delicate; moth.
ers can avoid such conditions by giving
Them Dr. David kcnncdy's Favorte
Rcmcdy. 2W42.
The Somerset reporter., 1893-10-19

Bort Lambe has returned from hunt
ng trip To the Lakes.
Ncvas and Springer's steam saw mill
caught fire during the gale saturday ana
came near going up III smoke, but by
prompt action the fire WAS cNtinShlshed
without serious damage.
Frank Hubbard is building chimney
in his house recently purchased by Mr..
Pencil.
Mr.. Seammon Burrill is slowly gain
ing.
Quite a business was done in horse
trading last week. VIM. Jewell went 10
Gardiner and exchanged one OF his span
of grey- for work horse. !. troWell
aud T.. ;. Damon each tried to better
themselves, while Walter Hubbard ana
Leroy Bracket have been swapping
both by day and by night.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Geo. Brown ot Alton,
Maine. were guests at W. q. Barnes a
lew days last week.
Monday night WAS the col lest OF the
season thu, tar. The ground irole CON
siderably.
\ pleasant company of friends ,pent
an evening with Mir. aud Mrs. !. troWell
last week The Rand Bros OF llartland,
with violin and Mrs Nettie Taylor OF
Lowell, Mass. with banjo. di>courSed
some fine music. while all Joined iii sing
ing the old familiar tunes.
1t was rather suspicious SUNDAY morn
ing for Il certain young couple. who lives
moi many miles away, To be lnllnilng
the way L. the house of a certain pafSoh.
L. ,..,4,its.1 ,i-it
The Somerset reporter., 1893-10-19
Bingham.

/ J. Iander ha> gone on Il trip to New
\ DIRK aud Chicago.
Dr. \. \. Piper has Just completed
his fine new residence aud moved in this
week. Fred Chr'. and wife have NOV
into their house y hieh DR., Piper has va
Gated.
The express oilice has heen changed
from T.. W. Moofc's store to the post
Office building.
At the risk of saying trite things We
would remark hat We are having de
lightful autumn weather, Meyer since
our remembrance has the foliage been
more gorgcou. than ibis season. Al
though the tres are fast losing their
beauty. the brrlth of the Indian summer
fingers.
Robert Hilton having sold his house
10 Mr.. Mary Brack, i now occupying
the tenement oyer y f. Donigan's slorG.
Mrs. Juliet Goodrich and Miss Nellie
Baker are expected 10 return from liIcir
western trip this week.
T. +. Nlillcu of Elliot. M,ine. was in
toAn oyer Sunday. -
Another dance IN Dongan', hall Oh
Monday eYeging was well patronized.
The Mission Circle gave supper and
socla! ut Mrs. :. I. Goodrich's home on
4*sday evening,
The Adelphians meet This Thursday
evening AT their club room. several
original articles will be presented by
some of our most gifted members.
These with other attractions will afford
Il rich literary treat.
SeWall Dinsmore attended CATH show
ut North Arson on Tuesday.
The Somerset reporter., 1893-10-19
Cairns, Goodrich & Bartlett
rs WAFER ST. AND THE FLETCHER STORE.
Mr. aGd Mrs. B. Curtis and Miss Wthee have returned from the
New York Markets with all of the Novelties in
Millinery the Market affords
you buy style
Felt Hats
Best Style Wool Felt Hats for soc.


rounding district were coycyed in. and
returned to their respective homes. we'll
pleased with the season., outing.
Mrs. Mckay. Mrs. Eva Durgin Miss
Lilly Durgin, Miss Margret I.aurison
spent an evening pleasantly during the
week ut the home of Chas. York.
Mr. Oliver Adams i expected home
from the woods. having under his charge
a party of sportsmen.
The Forks Hotel j. undergoing Il
thorough renovation, having changed
hands during the week.
Three sportsmcn from Providence, L
L., are enjoying themselves immensely
al the home of GhaS. York game i re-
ported plentiful and the boys expect to
return to little Rhody the latter part of
next week,
Miss Jennie IIunneWell gave a box
social to her friends around the Fork
it proved a very interesting affair. N-
ter light collation. was partal>cn Of
the parties returned to their several
homes well pleased With the evenings
enjoyment.
Mrs. Jos. Clark. who was the guest Of
Mis-, Mvra French, returned home dur
ing the week.
4 shooting match of no LITTLE Interest
has taken place during the week in the
ii II in close proximity to the hatcG
rhe prizes were three in number ii i
prlp, 5000: 2ud; 500 3rd - on. h
first prize wa. awarded t. George Ad-
ans. bud was won by Frank Durgiu.
Bud by WilIiam Mckay. In the after
noon another match took place Il rrpi-
The Somerset reporter., 1893-10-19
CATION MED. CO., Boston, Mass

on the fortv-three Democratic mem
bers in the United States Senate twenty
two are positively opposed to the re
peal of the purchasing clauses of the
sherman silver law. OF the thirty
seven Republican members of that body
twcuty-iN are favorable to repeal, In
view of these facts, how absurd it is for
Democrats to claim that their party is
the advocate OF honest money. In tax
ing the position that hc did. AT the open
ing of the special session of Congress,
President Cleveland placed himself upon
goo Republican ground: and for that
reason he has been given Republican
support. II is evident, though, that
he has been opposed in this stand by a
majority of his own political parity
hcBRcbec JauruaI.
The Somerset reporter., 1893-10-19
CORRESPONDENTS
Madison.

Miss Edith Savage of Fairfield, WAS in
town one day last week.
They are building a lookup and en-.
CINE house on Corporation street
\ son of Mr.. cyphus Hilton died of
diphlheria at the Weston House last Fri
day; he was sick bul few day aud up
and dressed but short time before his
death.
Mrs. Blanch Adams went TO Skowhc-
gan last Wednesday.
u. ;. Bennett Is building blacksmith
shop on the upper end of Corporation
street
Mr.. Orlando Hooper succeeds MI.
llurd AT the laundry.
\ large number OF our people went to
NorridgeWock To the horse trot Thurs
day.
II. Lee : <. Of Bath i, at home
tor few week. vacation.
Mr.. Charles Gammage of NkoWhegan,
VA, in town one day last week.
Mr.. Edwin Norton of pittstield, was
in town ll.t week visiting relatives and
friends,
The Somerset reporter., 1893-10-19
Fire at IOu ton.

Fire broke out at midnight Sunday
night, in Union Block, lloalton, occu7
pied by o. f. French. W. 7. French, =.
A. Brown, $. Gray, Dr. lnni3, Dr. Put
man, DIR. Green. Mis- COLES, the
Knights of Phthias and Odd Fellows
Halls. and the law offices of i. W. Shaw
and c. A. Perrigo, aud bef5re the flames
could be stayed the whole block was de
stro.ed.
The Ont elbows lose 50, 800 worth of
property with Insurance of 81 800. The
Knights of Pythias lose $1,000, insured
for $500 Other losses foot up 100000
anti the total insurance is about S25, 900,
The cause of the fire is not deiinately
known.
The Somerset reporter., 1893-10-19
East SkOMhcgan.

The Foster and Gctchell machine last
and the machine run by Brigham aud
lrelaHd will tinish the mllniug lot
next week.
Mr.. Arou Heal y, u former resident
of this town. his son aud wife of NeW
York Will Miss Lizzie Curricr Of the
vlllagc, made Thco Richardson a call last
week, and will make a visit thi. week.
J. T.. Ireland of East Rochester, y. II.
arrived at W. Ircland'S saturday night.
Verge Holt i doing COOL busines,
selling beef. fresh pork and lamb.
Lora Burrill has gone To Boston,
Mass.
The Somerset reporter., 1893-10-19
I'iShOnS Ferry.

Born. oct | lth. to the wife OF J. W.
Crawford. Il daughter,
Mrs. Scwall Brown and Mrs. f.. H.
kiddcr of Clinton. passed a day last
wcen at J. NJ. l'cttigrcw's.
Miss Maui Jones of Nassalborongh
came up. recently. on her wheel and
Is the guest oil her aunt, Mrs NJ H.
Cam.
Mrs. Cora Allen of No. Fairfield is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Nellie Parker.
Miss Mabel pettigrow vho i at
tending school NJ Farminoton n,ssrd
the Sabbath at home Oct. Sth.
Mrs Dollio Richardson has nurrh,srd
tbe dudley smith farm where she has
hnen living for. short time and has
heen hnvino some improvements made
thc buildinGs.
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WI i.'n.' 'i''o '1'''" ~ ,''' '"I h.'
n,'p' w c'''''i ~, l"a'S nj ,,,'. Nv,
"; ;, pH i,aNt"S Wa, W.. w "a"
p'lrs '''" N''' NV "'''' = '0"-
Ncse' i'i'' ''ie ''"''s',
X. +. Parker raised upwards OF twenty
cart loads of pumpkins thlS season.
lhey were very large me ones ana grew
with the corn ao"hl ~ acres
The Somerset reporter., 1893-10-19
Canaan.

Installation Tuesday evening a baked
bean and pastry supper WAS served by
the ladies of the town. and the proceeds
forty six dollars is to be expended in Il
new carpet for the church, which has
recently been undergoing much needed
repairs. A pleasant company of about
three hundred attended Quite a num-
Der from out of town were present, and
all enjoyed the evening. After the
installation ceremonies the time was
spent in social games and conversation,
and at Il late hour they wended their
way home.
The Somerset reporter., 1893-10-19
,JackIil:tII.

several of the Bangor lunbcrmcn
have commenced operations on the Head
waters of the PcnobcSOt and are haul
ing Il large amount of supplies from the
&. i. Il. station at .JacknIantoWn. E. Il
+. W. Fogg of Bowdoinham have their
teams in ON the lIollentoWn and are
yardng some nice spruce. They will
cut about the same amount rs last year
Lawrence. NcWhall Il Go. of ShaWmut.
will cut about the usual amount on the
lIolcb and Forsaith townships. Only Il
part of their force is now in the woods.
The outlook at PRESENT is not fair for n
very large amount of numbering the
coming winter. not more thin Two
thirds of the last years cut. Quite a
large number of logs wcrc not driven
out last spring.
The new Catholic cllrch here is near
ing complrtlon, ara large crew are
working to get 1t ready for services be-
fore winter is fine structure and
VIII add |" Vie already beautiful app
praranee OF t1is ''northern metropolis.
me wl..iesalc grain and feed store of
H. \: 1oardman x Co., ut the railroad
crossing is raining Mt full blast, and
scNT'nl heavy teams are loading daily
W the camps.
: Three or four sore heads Sunday
morning, were the results of Il dance on
Saturday evening at the railroad cross
ing at which clubs were used freely
Sporting parties are coming in great
numbers now and a large amount of
game is shipped by rail for all points.
Mrs. DR.. GWycr of New \ ork shot II
large caribou at Portage lake, recently,
beating the record for lady hunters thus
far this season. The doctor. who ac-
eompanicd her. had to content himself
with only the dear he brought with him
The Somerset reporter., 1893-10-19
Ripley.

Ripley Lodge |. o. &. 7. have pro-
cured about Il hundred volume, of books
is nucleus for library.
&. NJ. Banc and wife of Lewiston, are
in town the guests of MI. Bane's bro
ther, Hiram Banc.
II. &. Bryant is running tlreshng
machine for Henry Weymouth.
Mr.. Wan. fcker has nearly compile
ted the new school house 1T the head Of
the pond.
Cyrus Greeley is going - Fort Fair
field for year and haS let hi- stand at
the village to Levi stafford
Dick Martz i advertised Ia show at
the town hall next Friday nigat.
There has been no frost 10 Kill vegcta-
tion up to date, Oct. 10th.
The Somerset reporter., 1893-10-19
NOrIlNiIIc.

Miss Cora Flanders and Mrs. Jennie
Trask and daughter, who are on here
visiting from California visited friends
in Norridgcwock last week.
Mr.. Geo. Giles is putting up ear
riage house.
Misses Belle and Annie Flanders of
Norridgewock, are visiting their aunt,
Mrs. Chas. Blackwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. W. Iongfellow took
a drive to Harmony recently
Miss Eula Bean. who has been teach
ing in Sidney is at home.
Mr.. Herbert Blackwell and Misses
Belle and Annie Flanders visited in
Canaan Sunday.
Mrs. j. 5. Longfellow and Mrs. Mel
lie Rhoades of Harmony, visited al II.
W. Longfello"'s last week.
Mrs. Calvin Pinkmam's barn blew
down in the gale of Saturday.
The Somerset reporter., 1893-10-19
laIlin Pond

There have been several fine day, late
ly.
Judge o \. Priest of skoNhegan. ar
rived here Friday night ready for hunt
ing.
[. +. Bah VA, here last week.
The leave ara marty all oil The trees
here
Aaron IIealy and Mr. and Mrs. \. y.
IIealy Of brooklyn \. y, and Mis,
Currier of SkoWheGan. drove up a. lar
rs here. took dinner and returned Fri
dlN.
The Somerset reporter., 1893-10-19
Emblem Centre.

school commenced ia Dist No. the
18th. Miss Ethel Hilton of Scion teacher.
Star of the East Lodge Good Tcmplars
had an oyster supper on the evening of
the nth. The attendance was small
on account of bad weather
MIR. Reuben Case and wife were agree
able surprised on the evening OF the 18th
by the EN- rance of goodly number of
their friends. They stopped till late
hour, spending the evening very pleas
antly, and left several nice presents as
a token OF their esteem.
Mrs. J. l.. Iodgdou is improving in
health.
Ro,, Berry shot deer this week
The Somerset reporter., 1893-10-19
The Forks.

The many friends of George Adams
are pleased to see him out having been
confined with an inflammatory sore
throat.
Mr.. Thos. Cahill, young and re-
spected gentleman from Bingham, has
registered az the hotel during the week.
The hunting season in and around
the Forks has about closed, it having
been very successful! one, many of the
sporting men who have been dwelling
around the rivers and ponds of the sur
The Somerset reporter., 1893-10-19
Fairfield.

Mr.. and Mrs. II. +. Kelley eft Mon
day morning for a few weeks in Chica-
20.
Mrs. Geo. Wilson left Monday morn
ing for visit of IA few weeks al her for
mer home in South Paris.
President Whitman of Colby UNIVERSE
ty, occupied the pulpit at the Baptist
church Sunday morning. He gave an
eloquen: discussion, which was greatly
enjoyed by his hearers.
Clarence Cote of this town and Miss
Mary Nirgilant of Waterville, were unit
ed in marriage at the home of the bride
Tuesday.
The old Seavy house on Main street is
being removed and new building will
be erected in its place which will he oc-
cupied by Mr.. Jewett Pratt of West
brook, former resident of Fairfield.
The Somerset reporter., 1893-10-19
NOrridgcWOck.

George Sawtelie, an aged and respect
ed citizen of Norridgewock, died Mon
day. He was for many years postmas-
ter on the north side of the river. He
leaves three sons, DIR, f. &. sawtelle of
Pomfret. CT, Frank of Providence. Il.
l.. and William of Worcester, Mass,
and one daughter, Maria Hopkins.
ID. T. Frederic, aged about 80 years,
died Monday. after a long illness of
lung fever.
The Somerset reporter., 1893-10-19
Perfect Constitutional Powers.

It's extraordinary curative power manifests
ten almost Immediately it is taken. On this
point the evidence of those who have taken it
i uniform and positive. They say they can
tcel the effect of every dose doing them good
ii IS a powerful nerve invigorating tonic i'm
parting Is restorative influence through the
Medium OF the nervous system to every organ
ana tissue in the body. II makes but little
difference whether the constitutional yigor
hdS been undermined by acute disease, over
work, or certain mischieyous iudiscretions
OF whether the broken down condition is
called ny one name or other so long as there
Is nervous exhaustion, general or local weak
ness-No long As enervaton and debility are
the fHLJt OF the nlIme Mt. MS Is tlr renIndn.
The Somerset reporter., 1893-10-19
TO The FARMERS
i" pARr'cv.Ae,
AND EVERYONE IN GENERAL.
We have just taken the Agency for the
goods manufactured by the SYRIA
cuse Chilled PIow Co.

This Company has the making the best goods country
We shall sell these goods large discount then regular prizes
Swivel How also of
anything this line would be pleased look ovr
We also desire cali We are
position sell stock
made If you town do fail bring mo jug and try
that
We the Hogs Beans Dried
Apple W Dol skins Hides Calf spare in
exchange merchandise We headquarters shingles
The Somerset reporter., 1893-10-19

MI. Daniel l. Rogers i critically i'll.
Mr.. J. Blaisdell and Mrs. Mary
Haynes We're in town last week stop
ping over night at the old homestead.
Miss Florence W Lander started for
her home in Mediield, Mass, last Fri
day morning.
Mr.. T. :. Bgelow returned home
from Machias last week.
Farmers are disposing Of their sheep
al a very low figure.
Mr.. tha~. Whiting i, quite i'll with
pneumonia. hi> recovery j. very doubt
tal.
Farmers are now having their thrash
ing done md find a good eropof grail,
especially oats.
The Somerset reporter., 1893-10-19

Senator Cameron is the one Eastern
Republican who is unsound on the re-
peal issue. Several Pennsylvania
Boards of Trade, composed chiefly of
Republican merchants, have called on
him to resign, and the leading Republi-
can Journal of Philadelphia. the Press,
saws of him ''As he has never been
known to do anything to further the in
terests of his native State, he will not at
this iuncture break his unenyiable re-
cord
The Somerset reporter., 1893-10-19
| MHn!tt EVERY WOMAN

how she can be cured OF weakness peculiar TO
her sex. Failing of the Womb Leucorrhpa
Cor whites, Displacements & Backache.
Painful Menses, liberation, etc. No drugs
to swallow; home treatment; safe and easy to
use endorsed by eminent medical authority.
Sent any address securely sealed on receipt OF
stamp for postage. Communications strictly
confidential. Address,
WomaD's Med. supply Co., Boston, Mass.
The Somerset reporter., 1893-10-19
MONEY FOUND.

The subscriber having found sum of
money, would give notice to the owner
that they can have the same by calling
upon him, proving ownership and paying
for this advertisements. W. HAYDEN,
Front ST., Skowhegan. Me. Iw4I-