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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-BY GENTLEMAN, ROOM AND
w board With private family; home comforts the
OBJECT Address b. X. star office IT.
WANTED-BT A SINGLE GENTLEMAN OF
w quiet habits. two unfinished rooms one large
and one small communicating room. in a home occu-
pied by owner. For dimensions aud terms address
CNFURNISHED ROOM, star Office. iy2g2ts
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ROONS-A GOV
w eminent enplOye, with family of four children
ten and seventeenl wishes to rent i've unfurnished
rooms Reasonable terms and accessibility to bust
ness will secure an ANNUAL TENANT Star Office. L.
WANTED-A GENTLEMAN WISHES FUR
w nished room on second floor for about IS per
month. Address Box 35. Star office. 1t
WANTED.BY AUGUST Is, -FOUR OR FIVE
w unfurnish-d rooms on I'd floor. with heat. for
mouse aeeninR; haye small children Address
GOVERNMENT CLERK, Star Office. IT.
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BOARDING.

/ WILL TAKE To BOARD AT $40 EACH TWO
- ladies who will be agreeable companions for lady
living slone. with privilege Of large delightful house
In NV; references requested Address NJ Star
A CONGRESSMAN CAN FIND TWO HAND
"A somely furnished connecting rooms on second
Moor. with rst-class board and attendance on st.
between 18th and 18th SITS. Address c. s Star Office
WANTED-BOARDERS TO OCCUPY TWO
w large, handsome rooms; in one Of the prettiest
blocks In the city; references exchanged. Apply at
22O ST. n W. iy2S- St.
THE ''wOODMONT," IOWA CIRCLE. GOOD
table board all the decacies Of the season sum
mer rates j. F. RoBiNSoN. Proprietor. je15-3m
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WANTFD-STORES.

WANTED NEAT GROCERY AND PROVISION
" slS.e state location, price and rent. Address
L. r. STAG once. !y2S2t'
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WANTED-COUNTRY BOARD

WANTED-COUNTRY BOARD FOR THREE
w ladies' in o quiet place near Washington: where
there are other boarders preferred terms moder-
ate. Address L. b Star office. It,
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Toe RENT

FChS
Mass ave. 18th and p
H st bet 18th and 18th
sts- -.--.-..----. Do
y ST mr. Conn ave. .4l6. q
X bet 18th & 18th. 3.
II 1t. overlooking Pa
18th BET K 4 L SITS. ga. Z
Mbet 14th 4 18th. -. 80
Conn ave bet NJ and y
Conn ave bet N and Il
+ ST bet 18th and 18TH
SITS. with stable. ..sQl. 9
4 st bet 18th and Vt
ave -, ---..--;-..:...-2s
18th st overlooking
Conn aye...--...-..25
n II ave bet y and Du-
pont Circle =. .25
Conn ave bet n and
Dupont Circle. ....2 p
NJ 1T near Conn ave. .25
NJ 81 bet lith and 18th
K St bet 18th and i6th.
with stable........22L6
kst bet 10th and 18th
Conn av bet o 4 r SITS. 20
r 81 between Goth and
list sts................20
jefferson place bet
Conn av and 18th st 90
18th ct bet x and I. 20
Il 81 bet 18th and 18th
Corner II and 10Th. 90
110 g st nv. ..........s3t
IA
10 acres about two mile
room house and barn.
10
HOS Est. LIST floor and
basement ............St2
STA
Stable between 10th. 2Isl
BULLETINS CAN BE
FICE FOR PERMITS
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

DOR RENT
Il 1406 Corcoran st. n. w., seven large rooms
and BATH furnace and CRATE fires. fine condi-
ton Sa5 so
IIl3 18th St n. W.. e. and b. ali mod. imp 30 90
30o st. and b., all mod. imp 49,. p. 90
AL 18th St Sc. 8r and b., all mod imp ..... 22 80
l2l4 st. O.. 6r and b.. all mod imp, new Is 90
2l4o 9Th st. n. W.. new brick and brick stable
will rent to coored people, rent only Is 90
PROCTOR PROCTOR,
oy29-3t o07 st. n. ".
For RENT-CoLORED TENANT-l70s 10TH
L ST. NV; rooms and bath all m. l.. newly
papered; fine location S3o. So JAMES g. JESTER
1t 7th and n. W.
EoR RENT-UNFURNISHED-
1902 Q ST.. rooms and bath. $40 90
1927 10Th ST.. rooms and bath ........... 80. 90
1916 Corcoran st.. rooms and bath. ........ A. 90
940x Florida ave.. rooms and bath ....... q. 81
ty29-5t GEO. I. PARKS. 6i4 st.
EOR RENT-ON 10TH ST. NV. NEAR NJ, A
new bay window brick; containing 2 rooms. bath
and large reception room: handsome cabinet mantels
chandeliers. &c new two.story brick stables lot 100
feet deep to wide paved alley; large coal vault in
front parking; also brick cold storage room in rear
yard; Of the best built houses in the city built
by owner for his own price to rent, $50 per
month"; will sell for IS. 500 Let drive you out
to see it, Apply L. WALTER WEED CO..
iy29-3t 800 18th Ut. n W.
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NOR RENT

NOR RENT
It 3043 P, l6r, mi. $50. 81
2o1S @, l2rs, fur. 100
PAS Del ave. E2r. mi. rs. 90
DAB Del ave ne. 12r,
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FOR RENT-sTOREs-111O HN.E. eR.. NIL AND
II store. AS. Coal and wood yard, 18th st ne a25
100 ST. s.w. Or. m l. and store. ........... s25
jyae-st' cAYWooD { GHRRETT. 18th and u ave- eo
some. paper; 10 rooms and bath; stories and
cellar excellent location; rent $4,000
jy29-3t W. s. MINNIX. 1881 St NV
+ 1881 18Th nv. ior szs 1919 gnionp!. Or IS. SO
941 H ave. 81. ..3oi 1855 NV, furnished -
Inv. "a gth ne g. ,;o e so
LIoR RENT-THREE- STORY 11-RoOM BRICK
Il dwelling; 1871 Corcoran st. with stable if de-
sired. tt LER RUTHERFORD, 1907 F ST. jy22-l 2ts
BY BARNES WEAVER
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FOR RENT-BY THos. G. HENsEY L CO..
1900 st. nv.
Corner of LIST and B SITS n e., opposite Capitol
grounds IA rooms; an elegant residence. Per
SO5 New jersey n. w.. viewing the Capitol
grounds. Is rooms and three baths furnace
room, laundry and coal room; finely furnish
os Cd and dsoorased wili lease: Fer month = 100 90
month :, 100. 90
~. Sst NV. u rooms and bath. Per month 80. 90
house; Per month a;::::::::..:.:..-. ~. so 90
Corner OF 10th and Westminster st. NV, 9
rooms and bathi new house Per month 49,. so 90
mace mace Per month: .....-....... 5000
hath new houses Per month. $50
bath new houses. Per month. .......,.,.... a %
513 Florida ave. n ". rooms and bath, fur
mace room. new house and finely finished
p, month: As 90
yard Per month; $500
al sIl n 30. 90
jy24-6t
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EOR RENTAL REDUCED RENTS-3Il / ST
NV. cor 4th; 2 bed rooms bath dining room;
1893 Linden ST.. Le Droit Park seven rooms; bath
corner &25.
2l1 r st. NV; new brick; seven handsomely
papered rooms BATH the best home in the city for
70, Key oS X st. DAVID d STONE,
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BICYCLES.

BICYCLES.
haSn prices on bicycles no longer prevail Thl
long-talk ed-of cut, has come!
THE MAJESTIC,
fully guaranteed high grade machine. fitted with
M and W. pneumatic tires and equal any bicycle
on earth. Tor oS5 cash. No installmenta No o..
changes Call and them.
80 GEO.a ATWATER,
)eS-3m 1870 Pa. ave.
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Sc cor 10th and Fists
NV. Ar. entire third
Pa ns aa / iish st NV. a.. :. s g
b15 18th ST NV. 2r LIST a. AZ
Sc cor 18th and Fists
NV. pr. ID floor. .,....4C
1925 Pa Nv NV. I'd FIR. sc
s33 eth st NV. LIST and
I'd noors. &C
sTO
I40a-ah est nw......el3G
T3 9TH ST NV. .10f
1901 n Y ave. ............4i
1l0S i4th 81 ............ .4(
III H st. ................ 3t
STA
Bet 18th and 18th. X
and l. SITS. ............&45
In rear Corn Art Gal. 80
4. 30 f9o. .2o
4, % s.. Mass av & 21st..25
The above houses can b.
our ONCE only. THOU
tySD
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A UTHoBIzED PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY
"a communication promptly attended to confden-
nal once open all hours Best references VIM,
WILLIAMS. Manager. $50 NV. Established 1850
ty2q-1ms
BEFORE LEAVING TOWN DON'T FORGET Us
II and our liberal terms for gents discarded gar
me, e Send that postal; will call. JUSTHS OLD
STAND. olS u ST. n ty29
LII WHO ARE AFFLICTED WITH RUPTURE
"A Will learn something to their ADVANTAGE by adj
dressing CONFIDENTIAL,
1yl4-im Box A. Star Office
civil SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS
~ and answers. Send Zoe. to
g. W. FLYNN. A. NJ. Ivy Institute,
je30-1m' Southwest corner Sth and X SITS. =. W.
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t'OR RENT
&S9 M ST.; 12r.. baths. large stable 1890. SO 20
house on Lanier Heights Tor. bath; cellar; fur
nsce' nice porches large yard 80. 90
SS North Capitol ST. or. bath cellar; all m 4 30 *
House MI Pleasant. Sr. and bath .......... d. 90
mover place; q rooms and bath all m L.. 20. 80
ISSS-i242 Duncan place; Or and bath all mi 11. 80
l-tS ID St e.: 6r bath all m. Is 90
cottage IN Brookland: Dr.. nice shade II 90
$50 Florida ave ST. bath and cellar ..... 20 q
los pinden piace Or bath cellar .....-. u g
McLACHLEN BATCHELDER.
S22 Cor. 10th and @ sta n ".
EoR EXPERIMENTATION BRICK-No. 1871 v
2o7 18th st a w. rooms. ESQ. LOUIS p. SHOE
MAKER. $40 st. n. ". .y24-6t
nor RENT-llo2 5TH ST n W.. HANDSOME
All modern improvements; e65 Per month. JOHN
w. NORRIS. GA ST. n W. jy2l-lm
EoR RENT-DwELLING 92s G ST. Nw.;NfNE
L rooms and bath. Inquire At 926S Louisiana ave.
iyl4E
L'OR RENT l227 loth st ne. Or. so0- 20
14i0 Pa av NV. 81 80 ,g 10th st ne. 6r.. 10 50
800 ave NV. 10r. IS. 90 nos Harvard ST. 6r 20
3lst 81 NV new 12r b 400 9th ri NV g. str 20
1871 31st st nv. 12r 30 - 221Cevelani Or ID 80
1IV9 18th 81 NV, III 81 90 SS06 y st NV II
.ESb0 st NV. ~ 40. 90 81 ~ st pw.........10
1905 18th st nv. 1or, 30 1895 Cherry alley A. & 80
1909 2sth Or. rs 80 1929 Cisse alley 4r X 30
3ls4 p st NV. ST.. 80. 80 32o9. 32ll, 32f3 and
103 81 sc. Sra. 80. so 3ei5 Cherry hill Ar
5Io lst st Sc; ST. 80 % water sewer. colored-
DEEBLE. DAVIS & CO..
ty19tr 1919 St n ".
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EOR RENT
Il 1915 G st NV. 12rs.
m 1. .................. 500
o05 A st Sc. 12rs. mi. 4. :. sc
9l6 P st NV. 9rs. mi. 40. I'd
DPS 18th st So. 6rs,
mi. %. 40
73 P st NV. rirs. mi. 20. 30
us 1lth st ne. 6rs. mi. 20
small houses. fats and T
for bulletin. c.
jy2A-:}ts 1,
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E0K RENT-A COY NEW BRICK HOUSE 35Ie
Prospect ave.. Georgetown containing six rooms,
with All modern improvements; heated by latrobe |;
son.n front; TO q good tenant, SIS 80. THOS. J.
STANTON. 2gth and o sts jy,S-3 ts
EoR PENTHOUSE NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE; 1
square west OF Connecticut ave. cars. and furni-
ture ior sale exceptional opportunity to
perfor house and buy furniture at bargain par
TIES Of renting furnished house should call
Apply as 1910 2lstst. NV jy2S-2t'
E'OR RENT-A BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE; EIGHT
rooms; beautiful view large lawns; modern i'm
Proyements; rent low; convenient to 18th St
Apply l431 Chaplin st. iy.sS-:,ts
EOR RENT-l771 MADISON ST, ONE
square Dupont Circle l0r.. e. MI
1f4O ST. n W.. Or. bath. g. m. L.. .........-.. 81
l5lO 18th st. NV. 6r.. bath. m i............. 80
L l. McCLELLAND,
1y%S-3t' 1405 st.
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1912 4th st NV. 6rs. $50
6S5 18th ne. 6rs. mi. Is. 80
t1S Maine ave. FRS. .la33
sos Il ST NV. Or. .........lS
1905 q st ne, 6rs. Is
1455 Madison stnw. 4r.lI
jll19 Q st ne. 5rs. =. 10. 30
1000 n J ave Sc. Srs. 10
ooms. Good locations. Gail
NYWOOD K GARRETT,
9Th st. and Y. Y. ave NV,
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22ls Gnw, sr q bath. 80. 50
loo6 y c az se. 6rkb. =. 70
81; s5s est. 5r,;:;:.-::.-s;2-s 2
1908 Pave se. 5r -. IL. 20
2lo9x chanplatn ave.
stable rear 1919 q, 2
e...---- -..-..--.--
2307 Chlmplsiu avs. ID
GEO. W. LlNEINa.
800 18th ct. n y.
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

FOR RENT-FLATS.
EOR RENT-FLAT OF e ROOMS AND PRIVATE
Il bath; hest and Eas: second floor of 13O3k II st.
n ChYW0OD GARRETT,
ty29J' 18th st. and New York ave. n. ",
FOR RENT-RooMs IN THE HARRISON, COR
Il Sd snd q sts n ". elevator service. and steam
hest and drst-cass board in cafe near central de-
psrtments and Capitol; will furLish apartme nts for
memb- r. OF Congress-.
,e22-3m HARVEY sPALDING. Room7
DOR RENT-ELEGANT s-ROOM FLATS. FIN
fsbed In the most luxurious style with the latest
improvements; be leased at reasonable price by
responsible parties THE ALEXANDRIA" 1914 and
1915 Psnnsylvanis ave Inquire at store
te25.2S&jy1&w&sn
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By wASHN DANENHOwER,
- 18th and q sts n. W.
1915 Hopkins place n. W.. 1lr. ali m l. .. $50 90
IoiS Corcoran st. n. W, Dr.. all III. 40 90
I4l2 18th st. u. W., Dr.. all m. 40 90
1!20 l4th ST. NV Or. all M i.............. 49, 90
ll9l 2lst st. n W.. 9r, all m Observation-Disclosures. 10 90
I243 I'D st. n W.. 6r. all IN. 1. ........... 80
2Ol9 Portner place 6r.. all m i........ pa
21}6 Ward place W. 6r all MI ........... -. so
81 TO % st. W., Or. all H. each. D. 80
500 I'd st. .7r. all l....... ......... 30 so
3l3 3D. st. H. e.. Or. all m i.............. p. 30
80 81. ne. 6r, all IN. i................ %. 80
421 9TH ST. Or. all m ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20 20
2O9f ST. e.. Dr.. and water ............ Is 30
220o-1 st. n. w.. Ar. water IL. 30
and Corcoran row H. W. Ar. water. 12 20
ia and TlS St Marys place n Ar. water.. 10 30
% Jackson st n. e.. 4r. Observation-Disclosures. TO- 20
III rear l20 T at. NV, Ar. water ~ 80
and McCullouRh st. n. w.. Ar. water ....... g. 80
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

EoR RENT-HoUsE lol5 ST. n. W; ts
rooms. all modern improvements; very nice. 10
good repair; eco IS. ". C. JOHNSON. us 18Th "a
n W. fv.ll 4
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l.
i 1909 Pros Az. br mi. i2S23 o ST. br mi Tor $50
l6r .;.:..e go 100 35th IT. b. str. Or
35l4 y ST. br. mi. IA fur 90 BOIL Dumb ay br
1897 Vt ave, br mi Or. SaI mt 5r..... %
90l5 ST. br. mi. lar. so l3l g33d 81 Or mi ar 25 80
3g3! St Or. mi. 1Or 50 1927 $50 st. Dr. mi. r p. 80
loo52dst. br. store IT, SO 350S o St br mi Or : "a
1877 sd st, hr store 1929 32d br store lr % 80
and stab 50 l05 st br h. mi. Or %, 20
2r,SP Dr. mt9r 40. b6 50+4 ri. br b. mi ar 20 10
2Su3 81. br mi. lr b. 90 1905 St frame Or 10
1893 ST. br. mi. 16r. so 3723 frame cottage 10
- {. II. FICKLTNG BRO.
Yl3 1864 SD st. nv and i406 st. n
FOR RENT-FROM July Is. 1928 ST. NV.
two-story an basement brick; 10 rooms and all m
hardwood finish; IN hrst-class condition e15 per
month sWORMSTEDT BRADLEY.
tyo-lm 827 ST.
LOR RENT
! 4o9 9Th St 49, rooms. modern impa 2-story
2lls New York ave. 4 rooms and water. e10. 30
my6-3m ED. j. HANNAH. 517 1lth o. n. ".
EoR RENT-A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
4 house. with reception hall and large dining
ply 1919 10th St nv. jyl93vs
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LOR RENT-BY THEO. A. HARDING
Cor 18th and G sts., Ohio Bank building
1913 IL NV new ior bath, reduced to........s6.
2003 n. W., new. 10r. bath. cellar and laundry &c
Will rent for August for $50
2011 n. W.. new. Tor bath. cellar and laundry &c
Will rent for August for 800.
504 18th w.. large building in business neighbor-
1928 18th NV. large store. with dwelling above
64i Dnw. large doors. 3oxioO &
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- eight rooms and bath aud tue other ten rooms snd
path Al modern conveuiencss desirable negn boz
hood. Inquire Of FRANK 7. BROWNING. 4le 5tb
". a.
The Somerset reporter., 1893-06-15
SILK waist, s3.7j at Orlway'..

Silk waists s3.7j at Ordway'-.
Mr.. Geo. T. Allen and wife Of Oakland.
are visiting in town.
Edward Spear returned from New
York Tue, lay morning called here by
the sudden death Of li- father, :. spear
Of oolon.
NIcs-r,. J. +. Williams. ;. NJ. sawyer
and Chas {. Whittier left home last
week Tor Il stay of ten days IN the
bead River region
The lecture to be given in Mlblirn haul
next MONDAY to The hdes. by Mis-, Frcw
Of Chicago i, Of especial interest 10
Young hdie. and mothers.
Tie Burr oak Dramatic Go will play
here three more nights. beginning. to-
night with East Lynne. and have placed
the price Of ticket. l0et. toall putt ol
the hau-c.
Mr.. :. ". Philhricll has been elected
10 the clefh,hip Of the kennebee Log
Driving 60. which position was made
vacant by the recent death of u. {. Pal
mer, Gardiner.
Nj Horace Ridley Of Athens. died
Wednesday aftera brief illness OF pneu.
monia, aged B years. He was Il promi-
nent citizen of Athens and his death will
be a gfat loss To the community IN
which he lived.
Steamer keuncbec Will leave the diff
fereut landings on the kennebec river
al the usual time on sunday, June 18th,
instead OF saturday, June l7th. EXcur-
sion ticket, will be sold, good to return
the next Monday Aight. The Steamer
sagadahoc will be put On the route June
18th. " hen daily service except Sundays
will commence.
Mr.. John o'Rirlly is erecting fine
residence on Mount Pleasant Ave. which
when completed wil he one of the finest
on the Ave. The main house i one and
hali story. with verandl across the
front. also bay window and triple
mullion. which add much to the looks on
the utside the inside Is to be finished
throughout, and when done will be very
convenient. 1t was designed and built
by W. ;. i.add of thi, town: the mason
work is to be done by james lIoNie X
son. Mr.. Ladd has had charge of the
building of several fine residences in our
state within the past few Years, and in
every instance his work has proven high
ly satisfactory.
The Somerset reporter., 1893-06-15

'apno,s fans, Judkns & Dyer's
bel'> l5ets at Ordways. regular price
pnf reader, can i'll afford to buy ro.
''sefaior until they have seen the
'npru"ye at Bragg d Varney's
Ia LeWia has a fine line of slippers.
l'lf styles. which he would be glad tc
'"oN You, They are selling cheap thi.
season.
Do You want to buy IA carriage or har.
4''s; II so. call on +. W. Chase, head
u''I'erN Tor carriages and harnesses
'e Keep, large stock on hand. consist.
"s oi carryalls, top and open buggies
'n0 all kinds of open wagons and road
''''' al grades of harnesses, light and
'a'y' he will sell at wholesale or retail
ii Very low prices.
l.. w. CHASE.
Water St, Skowhegan, Ne
The Somerset reporter., 1893-06-15

Dress goods marked down at Ordway :
Those trimmed sailor hats that are
sold everywhere for 5octs., Curtis is sell
ing for 25cts.
A low russell shoe is light and easy 10
the foot-always looks neat-needs no
backing Jas. Lewia has just opened up
Il fine line of these goods to which your
attention is called. All the latest styles,
prices very low.
The Somerset reporter., 1893-06-15
DIED.

Pittsfeld-June s. Mrs'Oiyer Z. Loud, aged
SO years. Burial Plymouth,
West Pittsfeld-June 3 Mary l.. infant dau-
ghter of Willis and Hannah Emerson, aged
months 27 days.
Harmony-June II, Mrs. Marian Cooley
aged IS years
The Somerset reporter., 1893-06-15
Job Printing.

Yf4 Job Printing Establishment connected
o.ft the SOMERSET RERoRTER is prepared to
n Il. classes of work, the richest u well as the
na-t common Jobs. Competent and expert
a.4fd work kmen are employed and a large
sfH5 Of paper, envelopes. advertising, we'd
a. lnd business cards in great variety.
S-rrr- OF dances, bills OF fare, programs etc,
81 printed in great variety of styles ON short
notice. Commercial printing specially.
6-ters BY mail Will receive careful attention
The Somerset reporter., 1893-06-15

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Ni.. Fanny Io,t LIT, g., t,., i,,,,o i,
I,ann.lunl,,o,t ,....,a,i,.. .,..,......,.
pa,,.., ,,,...5,..,
e"'' 'i's osei i'c'eu "
NJ waa.,,..,,
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r.,,a.. ~ '''''''''' ''' u ''io
49, l.; -. ~.
proI,ato COM
II. IL i''e' anu Mfs. Iced "I harmony
,1,,, p,,,.,,.,,.,
- =. 7'i''u mas sell NJ large
,'' MI u - 7uhael laHu oi ~ n"'
-. - "''"'l "eH' /" "' IAN"
iu' S''A VI seN''"4 WEEKS
'''' = ! l. .''''ooIn'
ii',,'' 'ooN an e'l ~ 9h''' ON
''''i ''''uA i"'s'''S iia"i "tn-'
VI - ii'''e' arriving "o""' '.'o
'ieiV>'i' iui'il'iis9 ih'
''''',' ''' i'''it eN'i "'
'''o'i' r'iii''''s 20" ~
lora'lo W asiling Is expected To re-
'N'' - "a" oh 'a'''i"'A "i ii''
W.
Niii'l snail W. Wear at the " ofld's
f"lr: Is one OF the puzzles Miss frew
80 - ioi ou' i'''i'N 'i'i'al
'iN''' ~ 'i i'''"' II 'i''i.
Inc Mco'lpehy famlly play ut the
opera House ON next Monday night the
prices VIII he %, 80, oo cts. AT -hfhold :.
u : ~i''ee 'o''p'"A'
MIS-. D. w Gage and her son Walter
returned from their trip to the Pacific
coast laSt hlght. They have been gone
from nome about ten mouths.
senator Frye took Il carriage drive TO
ha'tlsoh 'iiiS morning to take look at
lhal Famous Doom town With lis
WOODEN mnlls and mammoth pulp plant.
Geo b. Stafford offers his fine Goddard
buggy, run one season, for sale AT II bar
gam. IL Is me carnage and 10 any
one looking Tor such this will be found
rare opportunity
1t seems like old times to see Hon. d.
d. Stewart around the Court House and
al Hotel lieseltoh again after his Sc
l"urn IN the south through the late fall,
winter amt spring months
DR.. j. y. Merrill attends the Maine
Medical Association Meeting at Port land
this week, and accompanied Levi
"h''teh TO the Maine General Hospital
where ne goes iof treatment.
Sheriff Niles returned from the Dead
River drive Monday. He says they are
getting a good run of logs there, and
are getting out some that ten day ago
.heY tho"Sht would be lett.
There will be meeting of the mem
bers of the nth of July Committee at
Griffin and Wentworlh's office this
Thursday evening at o'clock. All are
specially requested to attend.
Manager Frank A. Owen of BANGOR
will bring John Stetson'S Crust of So
cie'N 20 mere next wednesday evening
Win Herie lilsonrN is tile star. Is. {.
- L. l. VIII pe 80 cts al lhe rest Will
The Somerset reporter., 1893-06-15
We have just bought 400 Butter Tubs.

Which filled We the tubs N
and let have you
which We to be carrie
through the rs tub filed
the butter sprinkle %
well soaked with strong pickle before filing with
II ask SC
extensive have everything insight have
will be o
The Somerset reporter., 1893-06-15
BORN
MAR RTE o.

Pittsfeld May 80, by Rev, S. c. Whitcomb.
Mr.. Geo. NJ. Perkins of Abbot and Miss LOU Sc
X. Huff of Pttsield.
pttstield-June 3, by Rev f. A. Read. Mr..
Benjamin Gallison and Mis- Mary o. Wood
man. both of Pittsield
Hallowell-June 6, by X eve. +. Parsons,
Mr.. James q. Cummings ot Hallowell and
Miss Lora Z. Bemis OF Pittsield
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-12-13
Arsenic In Cotton Prints.

The very considerable uneasiness which not long since prevailed in the public mind from the supposed free use of arsenic by manufactures in the preparation of cotton prints has. it would seem, been generally quiet ed, and though 1t is true that large proportion of such goods contain ar senic the quantity is so small as to be practically harmless. Many of the anilines, 1t is asserted. such as ceruleine blue, aniline greens, etc, and many of the vegetable colors, are fixed on calico with a salt of alum ina and a solution of white arsenic in glycerin or in borax solution.
 The reaction that takes place on steaming the goods is a double com pound of arsenic, alumina and color ing matter, or, briefly, double arseni- ate of alumina and dye. This com pound constitutes the msoluhle lake, which colors the fibers of the cloth with a more or less insoluble and fast color. This at once removes any danger in the wearing of the material Indeed 1t is asserted as a matter of fact that aniline colors contain a con siderable excess of alumina, and this Is preventive against the possible presence of uncombined arsenic. In extract ahzarine colors the soluble arseniate of alumina is m some in- stances added by manufacturers for the purpose of giving to the colors a greater degree of brightness, but on steaming the insoluble compound is obtained, as before described.-New York Sun.