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Mnerlet.
i. Morsen 1T Waibingtons 6

Utor9en III 2SalDtn9fonS Ges
b%urtstag.
= Mapor paI6al, Sen. @uB unb
Sap 6. Mbams Hnb auf bic Sagb gez
gangen. 6err Bai9al mirb gn6e bies
Ter Wo9e 5uriidfebren unb ban1 bog
Nmt iibernebmen. 9ie erfte Sibuna
bes neuen Stabtratbes tpirb fommens
ben MDntag abgebalten.
Nn Npplifanten fir bic au hele=
Benben Stabtdmter febIt es ni9t. sir
ieben Poften iinb etpa feds pprbanz
ben. Inter biefen umftdnben mirb bic
Wabl f9mer iperben.
= Sn elmer iebr gefdbrli9en Sage
befanb fi9 @ountD : &i9ter @alagbart,
Der an Der g~rcurfioa mad Mulboon
tbeilgenommer, I'M bic bortigen @teinz
Bride au inipi3iren. Sie Mitglieber
Der &eifes@ eieafdaft iiberi6ritten cine
iiber einen Greet fibrenbe 9oI3briife
big auf &ommifdr 86rner unb 9idter
@aqagban batten ale bas ienieitige
nfer errei6t, als Elm 3us b~abergeiauft
fam. 86rner, Der nabe am ufer mar,
iprang ab unb perleBte fid babel am
GnBe, 10 baB er beute an arifen gebt.
9errn @allagban NOR bas 6erunterz
fpringen ni6t m6gli6, benrt er befanb
ii9 an elmer Stene, mo- bas 9oIatperf
einige 80 SUB bod mar. Sn elmer @nte
fernung BON etpa 20S 1ritten ragte ies
bod cine S6melle UNI 8 SUB iiber Bic
anberen binueg; er bate @ile Dem
3ug entgegensulaufen unb ii6 at benz
berporftebenben 8alfen binabsulaHen,
ben er nit ben Nrr1eu umtIammerte.
Ser 3ug fubr Doriiber, bic grf9ittes
rurg cling benz in Der SUIT 9mebenben
iebo9 bur6 Mart unb 8ein. 9ie Sc
fabr mar groB, aber tie ging sladli6
boriiber.
= Grau Saaie Neff, beRen @atte
bon einem 3uge Der Snternatipnal=
8abn iiberfabren tpupbe, erbielt fur
fi9 $4,000 unb fir iebes ibrer &inber
$500 augefpro9en.
= 9as 8inftlerpaar 9err unb Grau
Mrno finb BON elmer erfolsrei6en
&nnf>&eiie mad Comfort unb Grieb>
ri9sburg 3uriidgetebrt unb bereiten
iebt cine aeue 8ortellnng bier in San
Mntonio bDr. 9ielelbe tpirb ni9t, tpie
urfpringli6 beabfi9tigt, am Sonntag
ben 26. Sebruar ftattinben, fonbern
am SOnntag, ben 5. Mdr3. Nuf all
gemeinen WunI9 uirb mieber elm gr6s
Beres 2uifpiel our Qufibruns gelans
gen urb omar Grana b. S96ntbaus
r@olbene- Spinne". Cine Nnaabl
tii9tiger 9ilettanten tperben mitmirten.
= Bon Seiten 6es nSeuti6en preBs
Clubs" in @bieaso gebt Der &ebaftion
Der rGreien pre1e" cine ebenio freunbs
lid als bringenb gebaltene @inlabung
gu benz groBen 8anfett gu, nit tpel6em
iener Werbanb feline teuen Club &dums
li9teiten i'm S9ilersS beaters @ebdube
einmeiben mill unb bas am Samfag,
ben rs. Gebruar itattfinben ioa. Ser
@%inlabung Solge leiiten f0nneu mir
atpar leiber ni6t = Da3u 1T bic @ntz
fernung bod elm bis6en gu melt =
aber man f'ebt bod ben guten Wiaen
unb bebanft ii9 aud bafir aufs bette.
M6ge ben gbicasoer Germ @oaesen
bas Geitmabl gut munben unb m6ge
Der rDeuti6e preBs@lub" in ben reuen
&dumen bIiibert unb ge6eiben!
= SIM Sanuar wurben bier 119
Observation-Disclosures ausgeiteat.
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s9- unferen beutfden @urben unb
Treunben our Noti3, baB mir bas i6Dz
ne, %gerdumige 2ofal i'm Opernbausz
8ebdu0e be5ogen baben. mofelbit mir
elm nod gr6Beres 2aser bon 8ii6ern,
Experimentation, Nippia9en, @es
b~urtstassz aarten &C. flbreu, als bisber
unb ffets bemibt iein merbea ELL sez
ebrtes publifum sufrieben gu itellen.
8ainbribge& Corner,
Nlamo : plasa.
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California > @eine.

@einliebbaber finben Elm groBes So
ger bon feinen California Meinen BEL
9errn 3. s. MeDer am Mlamos
Plaaa. Serr Meper iu6t bic @eine
on Srt unb Stele aus unb fault bireft
ans benz Seller Der Weinsii6ter. Nls
gutem &eniter gelingt es inn ltets, bic
beften Sorten ausaupdblen. @r fam
feline &unben unb Samilien nit ei1tem
guten 3ropfen perieben. &otbz unb
WeiB Weine in borsiiglider Gualitdi
BON jebt ab $1.00 per @allone : fret
ins 9auS geliefert.
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CINDERELLA sdub : 9alaff.
s@ols' palmem ; @artem 1T 5

S9uls' Yalmen : @arten lit Der
SammelplaB Der SeutI9en BON San
@ntOnio nit ibren Gamilien. Die re-
g~elmdBigen 4benb 6rei &on3erte an
bier Ibenben in Der Wo9e iint ftets
sablrei6 beiu6t unb e%rfreuen fi6 elmer
angemeinen 8eliebtbeit. Seine Weine
nnb WbisfeDs unb ale5eit felerfrif9es
8ier, fopie Die beiten Gigarren.
Ste Ut It auration liefert ale
9elifateHen Der Salon. Muftern,
Slide. Wilb in better 3ubereitung.
Sdglid ausge5ei9neter mariner 2und.
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THIBODEAUX.

Was bebeutet bieies Wort? IS if
bas 9anbels5ei6en bes
CINDERELLA S@ubz g ties.
9a int Wabltabre befanntli9 @ez
i6dftstiae berrf6t unb mir einen 9roz
BEN @orratb bon S@ubwerf fir Sers
rem, Samen unf &inber an 9anb
baben, neueite Gaeons unb Muiter; 10
berfaufen mir NQes sum Soft
preife unb liefern bic 8epeiie boz
fir. Ollie Maarett limb neu unb mur>
ben ipesiea fir bieien Sommer beftelt.
9ie Preiie limb iberaQ in 3ablen ar>
gegeben. Wer bilig unb gut faufen
mill, '9ebe gum
CINDERELLA gHub : 9alaff.
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Wpmlet 9pmlet !!

Gin @bampagner, Der ii9 INNER
mebr Jreunbe ermirbt unb balb ben
M}artt beberrf9en uirb, 1T Der George
@ouIet.
@r bdlt bic ri@tise Mitte spii6en
auen Gigenf6aften, bic man beim
@bampagner ertuartet; 1T alio ni9t
gu fiB unb ni9t herb; BON pridelns
benz, anregenbem @ei9mdd unb be-
fommt, ielbf in groBen Quantitdten
senoRen, ausge3ei6net.
Sarum: Srinst @ouIet urb MIR
@pmlet.
&oufe & @ablfab,
Mgenten.
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Darlington.

9ie erfte @reurfiom unb Der 1td9He
Prdibent @Ienelanb. 9ie Snternaz
tional (S. & g.. 81. 81. b. berfauft
Sifets mad Waibington. 8. s. unb
5uriid, tuegen @lepelanbs Snauguras
tion gu @inem Gabrpreiie fir 9ins ur6
&ldreiie. Wegen @inaelbeiten frast
benin nddfen 3idets Wgenten ober ipens
bet gu0 an
8. s. price, 81. 8. g. q.
Palefine, 3eras.
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- 9ie alte Nbminifration 1T tobt

Sie alte Ibminifration 1T tobt;
es lebe bic neue!
= Srob bes proteftes bes Nlber>
matt @uerguin, Der als gc:fbenber
bes @omites fir 0fentli6e gerheKe.
rurgen barart feltbielt, baB Bic SCRIBE
rung Mideliobns ungere6t iei, bat Der
Stabtratb bic 8e3abfung berielben a1lz
georbnet.
- Ser reue Mapor unb @tabtratb
tperben ft6 elm groBes 8erbienf erz
merben, tuenn fte ale Saumieligen
3mingen, Seitenpege ber3utelel, ober
pertt fe bies Seitens Der @tabt auf
Soften Der betrefen6en 8ir9er beforz
gen lahen.
- Sacobion's reues Photographic
f6es Itelier mtrb iiber benz MD>
belsei9dft BON 9ager, Motbs un6
8reitling eingeri6tei.
: Sim Samftag finbet i'm Gaiino
Der iibli9e &inber>M asfenbau tatt.
Man fol- nt6t LANCE h~berlssen, mas gu tbun, wenu
man Sabnpeb Bat! Gin einiadeS, aber iihere8 Nitttel
lit tets GUT Sdnb. Nue Qpptbefer r~erfaufeu Salpattpn
Del fir rs Gents bic Slai6e.
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GttpaS Weues.

S6lafuagen amii6en DALLAS unb
Gan Antonio iiber 6earne laufen
ieBt auf Der 9oufton unb Seras @ers
tral unb Der Snternational unb g. q.
&C.. g.. Sies 1T bic einaige 2inie nit
Sur6magen amif6en punften in
Norbs unb Siibmef@Se ras.
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- sSn Stem Orleans lift am Mon>
tag Mbenb Der General g. O. 8.
8eauregarb, Der leBte Der berborrage1s
ben 6eerfabrer Der CONFEDERATION, i'm
utter bon Is Sabren on einem 9er3s
leiben pl6blt6 g~eftorben.
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Gin iammetnpaer Mubltd

1T eS, Elm &in6 aus ManseI an s~eeigneter
Nabruns leiben gu ieben. Ga lit unnDtbig
ba antrdsli1e Nabrung immer ~8efunben tper.
ben fam. 8ir be5ieben uns auf ben Sal
Borden eagle 8ranb eonbeniirter Nilh. Gum
8erfauf bel alien @rocers unb Druggiiten.
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RuflenS 9lrntca selbe.

Dte beae Galbe Der Welt fir S6nttte, Auetiauu.
gen, @efhmire, Gtebers uub Saut=MusiHIas, Elette,
selprun9ene Sdnbe, Grpftbeulen unb dne Sauffranf,
heiten; turirt Sdmprrboiben Dber tetne 8e3abluns.
8bGtse 8ufrtebenbett s~arenttrt pber taS Gelb wtrb
suruderitattet. Is Gents BITE S6a9teI. Gum 0ertaui
In allen Gpptbefen. aeSlsb Dretb, EROmpiDn & Co.,
WbpIe{ole,
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Spmtbern YaciFc : 8abn.

Mbfabrt.
Na9 SEEMS rleahs, 9oufton unb @al>
befton tdglt9 1:30 nbr Na6mittags.
Na9 San 6raneisco, 81 Baio unb
eagle paB tdgli6 $3.50 @orm. -.
Mnfunft.
Bon 9tem>O Orleans, 9ouiton unb gaI>
pefton tdglt6 500 8nrm. unb 4:15
Ma1m.
Son San Grancisco, 81 pafo unb
eagle BaB tdgli6 1:05 Nahm. -.
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GeIbft penn mir bic @eistett niHt NIT a6ffeln sez
8eHen BADEN, rptHen ttr bod, mas MIR sesen etnen SUI
fen braufen ntihen. mir nebmen 25 Gents. seben our
9ufeu.S pruf. Or iurtrt ben 9uften ~iebesmal.
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6 . s.
San Antonio, 81. Sch, '93.
Runbfdtau tn 9eTas.

ben aeTammten norbpefli9em She'll
bes @taates = ben icgenannten panz
banbIesD iitrift-btm Elm falter S9nees
furn1 ge3ogen, tpel6er ft9 BON ba tpeis
ter iber bas iibIi1e Nen=M erifs Bis
mad Mt-Merito bineirt fortgefebt bat.
Wie Der superintendent Der Senper
1abn mad Sort Mnrtb te~legrapbirt, lit
ha8 nntuetter Elm 10 beftiges gepeien
1aB ON Is. 5ebruar Der S9nee uni
Clarendon berum Ii 3oG bod gelege.1
bat. GliidIt6ermeife babe bic 9turms
tuele aber .su fur3e 3eit a~ngebalter ,als
baB fe ben 8ieb5u@tsinterefen erbebs
Ii9en S6absn babe sufigen f6nnen;
f9on ant II. Gebruar lei es-fagt Der
8ert1t-mieber mariner Sonnenf6ein
getuefen, 10 baB aud cine @efabr ets
uaiser tueiterer 8erlufte an 8ieb ni9t
r1ebr gu befiir6tett ftebe unb fir ben
Weisenfarmer bes DiFriftes-pirb auss
bridli@ bin3usefagt-}ei bic Geu9tiss
tett, tuelBe Der S9nee benz 2anbe ge>
bradt babe, cine tpabre Wobltbat mrb
GntteSgabe getpefen.
Sn ben iibrigett unb gerabe III ben
ar1 bi9tefen beiiebelten urb f6on r1ebr
ongebauten 9beiIen bon 3eras lit Der
#egenfaa udbrenb Der leBten Me6e
ent6ieben ein mangelbafter geuefen
unb binter ben 8ebirfniFen Der 6ars
liler auraf, 10 baB f6on bon Dielen
Yuttttet ber tDie6er bic 8efdr6tnng
!ott tuirb, baB-faqs bic Srpdenbeitss
yeriobe ai9t balb gum Gnbe TONNE,
bic bis iebt duBerf berfpre9enben
ernte : Ansfi9ten ipieber gu S9anbem
iperoett ptrben. SaB es 10 i6limm
aber bod ni9t febt, 5eigt f6or Der
3ufoB, pel9en bic meiften Beri1te
bringen, bab trob6em bic grse nod
INNER biarei9eub blr9feudtet fei, UNI
fd gut b%earbeiten gu lafen.
AlS borberrf1enbe Witterung i'm
@eutr1ltbeile bes Staates IdBt i9 fir
1ie Wode cine ni6t aGlsufalte @inters
SefRperafitr be5ei1nen, bic aber gerabe
fabl getug mar, um bic 8egetation
flDd9 ll1rerbalb be- n6tbigen S9ranfet1
81 galfei1.
eHllW'e0enes TrngltrgstDetter aber
pat Der ttbltde Sifrift bes States
oitt3uiuetle1 Jgebabt;f IN fagt elm Be>
~ aus 0eIOenlomfi pom Il. Jeormar,
1ab Huy Dsn 9wel ieglen tn9leI gSo,
gsa Pug Uru9laDr 1egf III WtrtllGtett
Is.nsn eIhSng 9eDalleri pane; BE Sogel
Hmns.n gu Ipre Sensesllessr gu 1tlgeri pie
DalIls osiailotetl ftf, oas gras iprieBte
NH u1aWl enlpor; tt pen gdrter gdbe
g gIAle grolef, ele grobeerbiii9e
EanoeH ln Ulutpe &C. UNI gait5 dbnltd
senieI e's perigf, pelden PER- o. N.
SnIngIeaom nDer DE gSttterungsbers
pa,InInel q Dllgeod, 1aloetfo11 County,
glsOI; Iaus n;gt MOO etfI e~eroerbens
DIl1ge1eer Hml9lag sum Wtnter tDms
MsIaHO eaS 1et ~ oteleft sabre ta1nt
Y oeIn5gleIt 1a9t &c pln5n-to tperbe
els 2eIIsrnse enc loerans retdbe toer'
esA ; oer alsni ltspe EN- ertra9 Der
gIIaeMs etHle ~ Ahslt@f, Dte er nod
Ass pptgsI 0agemelen JET. 1890.
49, 70 Alem ge1omniert, 10 19ettt
q paB aMg lm cenfrQlert 31etle DeS
siaaies ole AISltcBt att Elm gates Sabr
Heg pol oor9attoea TT uto DaB aud
DsrI oer stegeilfal-1otgtpell6tg tuie er
H. w 2 'mnssl gaI el1e 2Soape latto
svsH9 g 1sutg tgutt luHger pelHlBI mer<
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Giittbabn Tabr : Ylau.
8. & o. 81. 8ahm.

Nbfabrt.
Rad st, \oouis pia Sron Mountain
ober 81. 6. &S....6:50 Morgens.
Na6 81. 2pnis bia Sron Mountair
&Dute -..... 6 800 Mbenbs.
Na6 GaG,so...-........9:55 gDrm.
Mnfunt t.
Vsr st. 2ouis, Srpn Mountain & M.
Sc, & S.--.........-.9:35 0prm.
Bon st. 2ouis, Sron Mountain & so.
6. &S,.-.........10:5 Mbenb5.
Son 2arebo ....-.--.5:35 Hadm.
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9emtide Sob Office unb 8m4s
bin0erei.

9eutf6e, .fopie englif6e 9rudsN rs
beiten uerben prompt unb bilig bers
fertigt BON Sobn SCOTT, Np Z
Norb preasS BE.
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E& 0eiratha Snffitut

- Yetrut9S OHTtttHr, nTtttDttd" !,
gegriinbet 1889. @eltbefannt, permitted
f9nea, btsfret, reide pafienbe 8erbeiratbun.
gen. 220 6. 8. Strabe, gtep Sort. ANN
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9. u. & u. q. @abm.
MbfQhrt.


Na9 @alpefton, 9euftpn unb Guero
tdgli6, pusgenommen Sonntags,
TIM .................8:5O gDrm.
Na6 Corpus Gbri1ti, Mranias pab unb
8eepille tdgli6, ausgeiommen 9onn=
tags, um............3:10 9sGdm.
Nad 4errDiae tdgli9, ausgenummer
S%onnta8s, um.-.......4:00 Na9.
Na9 &errpiQe tdgli9, ausgenommen
Sonntags unb Montass, ru1
1902 Born.
Mntunft.
BON @alpefen, 9oufton unb guerp
tdgli6, ausgenommet SDnntags,
um 1913 Mbenbs.
Son Corpus gbrift, Nranfas paB unb
8eepile tdgli9, ausgenommen Spnns
tags, um............1:4 40 Na9m.
8pn &srrbiae tdgli9, ausgenpmmetl
Sonntags. 1885 Worm.
8on &errpi1e tdgli6, ausgenommen
5onntags unb Wfontags, I'M
1900 Ibenbs
GppleD's 6egifter, No. % 9lamo
pla5a bat einen &uf fur auten alien
Whisfep, bic beften gemii9ten @ez
trdnfe, feline Meine unb ausge5ei1nete
importirte unb einbeimii9e @isarren
unb ftets frif6es Bier. Ser @iaentbas
mer, Soc GoOlep, peritebt feiu Ssi6dft.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1893-03-23
The Somerset Pomona at Fair
field

The regular March meeting Of The lo-
mona was held With Victor Grange. Fair
field Center. opening in form in the Fifth
degree at 10 30 \. ". Worthy Master
An-cl llolwaY in the clair. SkoWhc-
gan, Somerset. kcnnebec Valley. Nor'h
Somerset and Victor Oranges were rep
resented. Skowhcgan Grange sent thirty
six members. \ clas. Of eleven WI. in
structed in the Fifth degree and admit
ted into the Pomona.
Mrs. Ellen l.. Goodwin in behalf of
Victor Grange. in we'll chosen words,
gave the Pomona Il cheerful welcome,
and L. IL. Butler of Somerset Grange,
fraternally responded. The lecturer :
programme was opened With an essay
by G.. +. Tibhits. out Timing the work of
the Grange and Offering suggestions for
its further advancement. Next came
the question, what is the cause of So
many changes in our farming popua-
tom" Worthy Lecturer Danforlh gave
some thoughts and suggestions in rela.
ton to the question and it was then dis
cussed by Lester ilolway, X. \. Davis,
Alonzo Smith. Lewis Beal. {. T.. Smith.
=. -. W bOllllii. MIS-. u. IL. 'rlfti HbDI.
Mrs. Lester Holway, \. q. Bowman.
Horace Eaton and j. ;. Blackwell. The
opinions of the 81 eakers were that there
are unnecessary changes and in Il meas
nre unnecessary discomfort among our
farming population, and reasonable prac-
teal suggestions We're offered II Il
remedy.
The day of this meeting being the
fourteenth anniversary of the Somer-
set Pomona, O. \. Bowman, G.. i. lib
bits and Worthy Master lIolway offered
remarks iii relation to the work accom-
plished by the Pomona during the past
year. We are glad to find Victor Grange
i'll so.prosperous acondition, with a we'll
arranged hall Of their own and also a
stable near by that will convene some
twenty horses. The members of this
Grange are to be congratulated for the
work they have done and the bright pros
pect before them. The next meeting
will be held with East Madison Grange,
Tuesday, May 9Th.
= r. ENTHSoN
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1893-03-23
Indian Relics

Dr. W. Scott Hill OF Augusta ha- for
years made special study OF the Ian
guage OF the Algonquin tribe. especially
III regard to place names: whilea- Il dig
yer on the -ites of the Indian villages
in hi- immediate vicinity he has carried
on hi, work. or rather recreation. in a
most dilligent aud enthusiastic manner.
-Four sites of these village, in the towns
of Augusta, sidney and Nassalboro have
been identified by DIR. Hill. at each Of
which many iireplaces have been opened
and all OF which have yielded to III. in
telligenl search. treasure. Of -toue and
slate relies. celts, arrow head, hammer
edland rolled copper and wampum. Many
of these have been sent to the smithson-
ian institution Tor examination. and in
their study Dr. Hill la- carried on an ex-
tended correspondence with distinguish
ed archpolgists, All investigation, thus
far made. lead To the belief thai the Ken
nehec valley WAS formerly inhabited bv
one of the most ancient race, Of people
know n Ia the world
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1893-03-23

Mrs.. Blaine has decided to lease her
Washington home on Lafayette square,
The house will be leased, furnished,
probably for "A term of wears. Mrs.
Blaine, Miss Blaine aud Miss Dodge will
lrarr Washington on May Isl for Angus
la' where they will open The Blai lc house.
gu June Bird. Mrs. Blaine, Miss Blaine
ana Mr. and Mrs. Walter Damrosch will
sail for Europe and spend the summer
abroad. Miss Dodge will not 20 with
thom. She will devote herself to writ
ihg the life of Mr.. Blaine. 1t was to
Miss Dodge that Mr.. Blaine gave all his
private letters and papers-in themsel-
yes legacy of rare value. II is Mrs.
Balne's desire that her cousin should
Write the life of her husband, and she
mas authorized Miss Dodge to do the
work
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1893-03-23

The action of the town of Skowhegan
in voting SIC, 900 for sewers is not only
approved by all who have any idea of
the situation but other large villages are
moving in the same direction. Camden
at its annual meeting made an appropria-
ton and now the people of Brunswick
alarmed at the prevalence of typhoid
fever are taking measures to extend
their sewers.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1893-03-23
shot by his Friend

Information from Grcenvilc is to the
eject that Henry Romeo and Freeman
M'rkee were in the woods hunting deer
on Burnt Jacket Saturday last, when
k,onco mistook Markee for deer and
shot him through the thigh, badly shat
,terlng the bone. They were four miles
III The woods but Romeo ran this four
m,iles' sent two choppers after
Mtrkee and himself went for doctor.
hey brought Markee out on litter and
H., H. was conveyed to Greenville on n sled
me doctor says its a bad break
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1893-03-23

1t l. stated by the lcNan delegation
that the President viii probably aoml-
nate \ W. Terrell. Of feNa>. To ne min
i-tcr to Turkey.
The Treasury Department i receiving
oilrr- of gold Tor small - IN ,nch
numbers that il cannot accept them all
1t has accepted an additional oi,er of
81 .0OO, 600 from hicagn. II i thought
thai Ivy next week the free gold in the
Treasury will aggrrgatc between SG,0o0-
900 aud s., 900. 900.
Secretary Gresham aud Mr. j. \. ".
Grip, the swedish Minister, saturday eN-
changed at the State Department ratified
copies of the cNtIadition treaty between
the nitcd States and sweden, cunelud
ed on january II last. Tho proclamation
of President CleYcland will probably ho
issued next week.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1893-03-23

The probability of tariff reform lrgls-
lution at Washington is not imminent ac-
cording to the Boston Journal corre-pon-
dent, who writes that paper
Here in Washington one only hears.
as to the tariff. that it is exceedingly
doubtful whether Mr.. Cleveland will
show any marked interest in tariff legis-
lation, notwithstanding the pompous
promises of the past. or whether, if he
should do so, an administrative measur,
could be enacted by Congress. One
heard much ut the time Mr.. Carlisle was
chosen for the position of Secretary OF
Treasury of a tariff measure which he
was to submit and which was TO have
b zen forced through the two houses at
the crack of the whip as an administrative
bill. but one does not now hear nearly 81
much about cracking the whip from the
White House over the two houses OF
Congress.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1893-03-23

The report is current at Washington
that the Democratic party purpose to
put an import tax of IL cents per
pound on sugar, 3 cents on coffee and )
cents on tea to raise Il revenue of $780,
100000 so they may cut and slash the
protective tariff. This would be revenue
against protective tariff and these mil
lions would come directly out of the
consumers pockets.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1893-03-23

The Bridgton News comes out in a
handsome new dress this week, and
makes fine appearance. 1t is one of
our most spicy exchanges. Bro. Shorey
Is an old hand at newspaper work and
knows how to enliven his columns.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1893-03-23

Early in the session certain Democrat
ic members made much talk about the
accounts of Adjuntant Gen. Sprague.
They are now well satisfied by the re-
port of special committee that they are
all right and straight as string
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1893-03-23

\ reply to communication in the RE-
PORTER of last week is received from
Representative Powers of Norridgewock,
which did not reach the editor on ae-
count of his absence in season for this
week but will appear next week.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1893-03-23

President Cleveland is reported to be
very much vexed with the composition
of the Senate committees. Certainly he
has reason to be. For in the makeup
of the principal ones not only had his
well known views been disregarded, but
they have been defied. Hostility to him
seems to have been at the bottom of the
construction of several of the most i'm
portant of them -Er.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1893-03-23

Eastport has voted almost unanimously
to accept city charter. It has a popu-
lation of less than 5000 and valuation
of a little less than II million. The first
mayor will be elected this month aud
Nathaniel II. Kemp is the Republican
and Gen. 5. ID. Leavitt the Democratic
candidate for the honor. With so small
valuation it would seem city govern
ment would be an expensive luxury.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1893-03-23
knocking ont "A Straw Man

Mr. levcla0d -et- up n man oi STRAW,
calls il "A paterna government and pro
creds to prli The lile out of il to prove
his Tariff propositions What the poo
pie of this country ~ant is work al fair
wages. If legislation can contribute To-
this end that i not Il strainiug ot the
bnlwalh~
Isn't ii II, gond policy for American
legislation to provide employment for
the American Nagc-edrucrs ~ Ia pro-
vide it for the foreign wage-earnrrs at
american cost. Republican, say yc>,
Democrats no.
If the Democratic party Ia, the eour-
age to lcgslate ou The line of its declar-
alions the lenpIc Of this country will
soon be calling On { ngres~ to save
them from the result. of carrying into
practice the Democratic theory borrowed
from Great Britain. Adehigcaccr, lis,c''-
ina " I'g
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1893-03-23

Womans suffrage question is making
progress. The measure was defeated in
the House at Augusta, Tuesday, by bare
ly votes. 1t will come in ime and that
as soon rs omen of Maine are in ear
nest for it. y larger fraction of men OF
the State are ready to confer the author
lily than there are of women ready 10
take the possibility upon themselves.
There can be no good argument against
the right of women to vote.