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The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-05-17

The New England Magazine for May
is very rich in articles relating to New
England history and historical associa-
tious. The first article in the number
is upon ''rhe Landlord of The Wavside
Inn We have never elsewhere learned
so much of the famous Squire Howe,
the landlord of the old sudbury tavern
in Longfellow's time, into whose mouth
the poet put Paul Reverc's Ride" aud
The Rhyme of Sir Christopher, "a
Boys Recolloctions of Brook Farm by
Arthur Sumner. is the story of the
writer's life as Il pupil in the school
maintained at Brook Farm by Ripley
and his associates. The "reminiscences
of New England Clipper Ships" by Rev.
,losua L. Bodtish, is paper first read
before tn Bostonian Society few
weeks ago awakening greater interest
than any other recent paper there. Miss
Elizabeth Porter Could contributes an
article un Hannah Adams, who may
properly be called the first woman in
America Who made literature her profess
SION the article is accompanied by II
good copy of the Athcnmum portrait OF
Miss Adams by Chester Harding. The
valuable series of articles on the New
England States at the World's Fair is
continued by fully illustrated article
on "Maine at the Worlds Fair" hy
Charler. Z. Mattocks, the States cXecu-
tive commissioner. which will be read
with interest by very many besides the
sons of Maine. There is also an excel
lent illustrated article upon the city of
Duluth.
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\ Hint for Housewives.

"Nothine. SAYS a woman whose
houseWiltlp 9lil and experience are
coupled with an authoritative OF santa
ion, "makes Il better di.hclpth than no
cloth ut all but whisk broom. TIA"
practice of using any old rag. an OLD
stocking cut open, which is II traditional
country cloth, or any similar thing in
sinks is we'll known to be foolish. Bits
wear off aud become added clogs to
the drain pipes. IT cloths must be had,
those OF coarse mesh, loosely knitted
from "A tightly woven cord. are the best
OF the kind. \ broom, however, is very
much better. Select II short stubby one
aud trial will show its superiority. To
scrape the bottom Of sauce-lans and
pots nothing is so good. The wire cloth
is not so clearly; bits of food will get in
its interstiees and will not easily come
out, but nothing clngs long To a whisk.
Hold ii under the faucet for "A moment
after using, aud it is quickly and
thoroughly cleansrd. Hanging over the
sink in my kitchen one always two of
these brooms: are kept for plates and
any pottery dishes, the other for metal
ware. Silver and glass are not washed
there with, and in any washing need no
diShclolh.
And, while on the subject, cheese
cloth makes the most satisfactory Of
glass towelng. Get the coarse sort that
costs only five and six cents yard, cut
it in ward lengths, hem all around, and,
once tried they will never be missed
from the pantry outfit. " J. Times,
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-05-17

REST THE GREAT NEED. Doctor-Ny
dear madam, there is nothing the matter
with vou-vou only need rest. Patient
But. doctor. just look at my tongue.
Needs rest, too. madam.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-05-17

Have the fruit garden a fixture and
let that be cared for first of all. Have a
long plot and plant in rows the long
way so as to conveniently cultivate
with horse.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-05-17

Raspberries must have dry soil and
it need not be very rich if they are well
cultivated Plant them in rows seven
feet apart and three feet in a row.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-05-17

TIE KIND of Girl SHE VA. Jacf-
What sort of a girl is >he: .lim-oh.
She is 4 miss with a mission. "Ah =
And her mission is seeking man with
mansion"
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-05-17

l}ackaclIc. diIIi-
ness, fainting, bearing
dow Neutrality-suspicious.
ach, dislike
Of friends and society
all symptoms Of the
one cause will be
quickly dispellcd. and
you VIII again be- free.
Accept the truth.
lou can tell the
story of Your pain to a
woman. and get the
help that only a
woman can give. Her
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-05-17

Fcteas discoveries have demonstrated that
all ,hc organs OF the body are under the Cou.
troi OF the nerve centcrs, located in or near
the base OF the brain, and that when these are
deranged the organs which they supply villa
nerve fluid are also derangcd. When II Is 70
ncmbered that serious Injury To the sp'ull
cord will cause paralysis OF the holy below
prevented by the injury from rCa 1t NJ h.
plralyzed portion, IT. will be under tuoi hpE
Inc arrangement OF the nerve CVntVr' Va
canse the derangement OF the Nat.ous ui-d-.s
which they supply with nerve fur. q.
TwO-thirdS of chronic Diseases are Clr 10
the imperfect action of the nerve tvItrl, g.
the base OF the brain, not from II Il, rIu:u-
rlent primarily originating in the o~'an e
self The great mistake of phN>l itt' I
treating these diseases is that they trent : a.
organ rather than the nerve ccntcrs which
are the cause of tho trouble.
DR.. FRANKLIN MILES. the cClcl rated spe-
calist, has profoundly studied his subject tor
over 20 years, and has made miny Important
discoveries In connection W. :: 1t, chief nuO =,
them being the facts cnG.ained in the ute
statement and that the ordinary methods Il
treatment are wrong. All headache, div =
ness, dizziness, confusion, pressure, btu,a
mania, melancholy, insanity, epilepsy, =
Nitus dance, etc, are nervous disease ~
matter how caused. The wonderful success OF
DR.. Miles Restorative Nervine is due To the
81 It that II Is based on the foregoing prinrpsc.
DIR. MILES RESTORATIVE NERvINE Is sid by
direct by DIR. MILES MEDICAL Co, E,khara
Ind, on receipt OF price, 81 per b tile, six
BOTTLES for IS. express prepaid. 1t contains
Lether Opiates nor dangerous drugs.
Sold by II. w Gushing, Skowhegan, Me,
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CHEAPSIDE. LONDON.
A CORRESPONDENT CALLS 1T THIS
WORLDS BUSIEST STREET.

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o' "i'"' length o"' u " '''''
tscitemch-one Has N'' seen L"hi"n
until He Has Seen Choap,ide.
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esquc past.
Cheapside has at one end the Poultry,
but this need not be counted as sepa-
rate entity. And at the Poultry end Is
the Mansion House, where lives the lord
h,I,, 49, III, ,1a s,,.oat ~, r.,
I,, ~, Sc tha D. r,,.l,o,,1,o o,,d
against the walls of the Bank of Eng
land, institutions which are both useful
and ornamental. AT the other end Of
Chcapside there is a statue Of Sir Robert
Peel But / venture 10 >ay that half the
people who pass there every day do not
/ know whose statue il i and of the 9th
or half an inconsidcrable fraction will
have some accurate notion as to who Sir
Robert Peel really Wits, the balance be
ing able to suggest only that he had
something to do with the police. y
Chcapside is TO London what lower
/ Broadway is to New York, between the
posto!iico and Wall street. Shops, shops,
shops, insurance companies, great mer-
camille houses, restaurants, church
Dick Wilmington 's-ihat Is To say,
Bow church, where the bells still Jingle
. Wv NV VIZ ohiti'iAafAs iiF7iffft'i ~ W
/ Chcapsidc. Omnibuses, human beings,
cabs and carriers walls are the movable
ones. thcapside Is like the channel OF a
tidal riycr-at one time of the day the
+ current sets in one direction and at an
other time il Gibbs To the opposite course
TIL" street has many funny little trih-
utm1cs, with funny little naincS, Bread
street Friday street, lrenmongcr lane
and Old ]c%ry being come of these
narrow passages Wher III days moro
primitive than our own opposite neigh
bors leaned out OF windows and shook
hands across the street while from the
/ pavement they could scarcely have seen
the sky, so closely dlsi lie overhanglng
stories approach TO the roofs thereof
/ But there are no dwellings III Cheapsi9c
now, nor III the adlaeent Tributaries.
The buildings ale all far business pur-
/ poses only. The old yasne of overhang
has been long dispersed with and a
sprigh1iy modern ar IS worn by the
/ commercial architeciure.
Ore KIND Of commodity Cheapsido has
III more abundance tAall any other place
on the whlrllng footstool-Jewelry. 1t
may not be the most suInptuous Jewelry
That ever was made, 1t may not compare
with the golden iligree work OF IA
Lana H .t I Iaaa ~
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-05-17
WORKING WOMEN.
THEIR HARD STRUGGLE
Made Easier by the Timely lntcryen.
ton of One Woman,

Al women work. SOM in heir homes.
SOM in church. and some in the Whirl
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-05-17
MYSTERIES
The Nervous System the Seal
of Life and Mind. Recent
Wonderful Discoveries

human life. 1t has been the leading suhleci
of professional research and st udy in all age
hut Notwithstanding this fact II Is MOI gencl-
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-05-17

Sold by II. W Gushing, skowhegan, Me,
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-05-17

A Lively and Historic Thnroughfare Not
of Great Length, but Iu,i nf Interest and
Until He ua, seen Chranside.
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-aAariaa LLoabIe-. Inflammation. nIccr.l-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-23

GALL FOR REPuRLIcAN CITY CoNvEN-
" ton for the city OF Seatte-A general conven-
ton of the Repubican party Of the city of seattle
King county. Washington, 10 hereby called to meet
in the Armory hal on south side Of Union street.
between Third and Fourth streets In the said city
OF seattle. on Saturday, the Gath day Of February.
1894 at ten o'clock q IN, for the purpose of noun
mating mayor, city clerk. treasurer . corpora
tIon counsel, two hre commissioner nine dele
gates TO the city council, from each respective
ward. and four aldermen one from the second,
Seventh, Eighth and Ninfh wards. respectively to
be voted for ut the regular election OF said city
pursuant to the charter thereof. en- The sixth day
Of March. 1894.
The following Subdivisions Of the city win be en-
titled to representation by the following number
Of delegates:
The Frat ward, twenty-threA
The Second ward eighteen
The Third ward nineteen
The Fourth ward thirty.
The Fifth ward thirty-hve.
The Sixth ward, twenty-one
The Seventh ward. twenty-five
The Eighth ward Twenty-Five
The Ninth ward, eleven
Said delegates shall be chosen af the Republican
primary elections to be held in said respective
wards on Wednesday, february 81, 1894.
BY order Of the Republican Ctty Central Com
mittee OF the sAid city of seattle
Al BRooKEs. Chairman
EDWIN w. CRAVEN, secretary
Dated January 81. 1894
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FOR SALE!

&c. eoo-Two hesssifai los and hosse - Tea
r1<gus ufsh al modern con ssassncess overlooking
LAKE WssasaEs9n
Cheaoe iyss IN Denny Brosdwsy adSi,sSa a.
s'Har6 ffnass' rsiess. soy TsasSnsSss efssr ~41
Be- accepted
Five acres az eboscs LAKE Washington ~sssr
frnLt convenient ssrest car lire. @S1 nt prices
10 suit the Average purchaser
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JOHNSTON, Wash Feb. q lo84
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EAST ST. CLouD. Mimi, May g. 1854
Post Intelligencer, Seattle. WASH.
Gents: The map received in good ordR.
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PrsxAsrrx. Wash. Apr,l & iSo,

Post-Inteiligencer Co.. Seattle. Wash.-
Gentlemen: Your map arrived on the IL
Of April. and after sixty miles travel y
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CrATE OF WASHINGTON, COUNTY OF
- King. IS
In the superior court Of King county. In pro-
bate.
In the matter Of the estate Of sarah b Yesler do
ceased No 62a Proea.s notice.
To al persons interested In the named
tate Of sarah B. fesier. deceased and their guard
day OF February, 1894 decree Of partial distri
ton was entered by the sooveenftt ed court IN the
above-entitled matter. distributing 10 Lucinda
HochsteSaer. Frank b Hochstetler, Freeman 4.
Kirkendall and Amanda Hart certain interests in
the above named estate, will fully appear by
reference to said decree ale In said court: and.
whereas, the said interests distributed rs afore
said By said decree OF distribution distributed
In common and undivided; and. whereas, II Is
necessary in order TO said decree Of dstri-
said persons to whom said interests were dis
trf5uted Re had: and whereas, the said Lucinda
Hochsteter. Frank IA Hochstetlsr, Freeman y.
kirkenda0 and Amanda Hart have flied then PEE
ttions In the above entitled court praying for such
partition. and. whereas. on said 18th day Of Feb
ruary, 1884, upon the filing Of said petitions the
Aooveenltled court made order that said poll
TONERS do cause to be published Tor ten tlu) con-
secutve days In the Seattle Post igencer.
daily Newspaper published In King county. Wash
tngton. . notice rs herein sat forth
Now, therefore. notice is hereby given to ali
persons interested In the said and to their
guardians agents and at orneys TO show cause he
fore said ceurt Friday the I'D day OF February,
1874. a. $3.50 O'clock a NJ. before Honorable J.
W. Langley. judge Of said court why the prayer OF
said petition shall not be granted and partition
ordered and dscreed a. therein prayed for.
Dated at Seattle, Washington, the 18th day of
February. 1894
GREENE 4 TURNER,
Attorneys for said petitioners. Lucinda Hochstet-
lsr. Frank Il. Hochstetler, Freeman Y. kirken-
dali and Amanda Har.
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THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UNITED
4 States. dist,ict Of Washington. Northern divis-
A. P. Fuller vs. The Rainier Power and Railway
Company ct Al Notice Of sale.
receiver Of the RAINIER Power ana RAILWAY Com.
public Suction for cash on Wednesday. FEBRUARY
IS 1884, AZ 10 O'Clock .. IN, ut No. 2233r Front
street, on the premises all Of the buildings and
improvs;ne ATS the following described prop
ton : All OF lots one Il, aud fsar Il, in block
forty GAL in the plat Of the third addition 10
laid or BY 4. A. Denny and William
\. Bell. commonly called William n.
iSa,so, .nra nreofnns 70 me pia,
the south twenty (23l feet In frontage and west
eighty 800 feet IN depth of said 10, one ID and the
north twenty t20l feet In frontage and west eighty
900 feet in depth Of said lot four al Said build
ings consists of . threestory building known as
ing formerly used dye house This sale will
De free OF oil liens except any taxes for the year
1898 on said buildings, but not on said land. and
the purchaser must al his own expense, remove
or tear down the buildings The sale Will he sub
,eso 70 On ,SS dsys nSsSe and ,ns
tton 10 remove or tear down the same, without
liability for giound rent p,,rrs ,
LicHrENBERs, sHEPARp & LYON. Receivers
Solicitors
NOTICE OF sALE-NoTIcE Is HEREBY
~ gwen that In pursuance OF an order of the
county OF King made on the 2eth dAy of January,
1894. in cause pending In said court wherein the
Port Crescent Mil Company. q corporation of
Washington. was and Is plaintiff, and the Pacific
Manufacturing Company. . cofpor alton OF Wash
ingion, was and is defendant, the undersigned
heretofore appointed receiver OF the said defend
ant by order of said court made in said cause. will
sell at public auction. to the highest bidder for
cash, iawfal money of the United states O.
America, on saturday, the Gath day Of February.
1894 at the hour of 10 o'clock In the forenoon OF
said day. at The place of business and factory of
said defendant The Pacific Nanuia turing Com
pany. situated near Fremont, on the shore 4 Lake
Union In the city of Seattle all the rigat title and
interest of the said defendant, the Pacific Manu-
featuring Company. ia and to the following
described personal property. to-wit:
All sash doors and molding and finishing M ale
rial inclnding lBmesr aud stock In sad about said
premises and all machinery, appliances and tools
OF whatsoever nature Al and about sand premises;
also, all sash doors and mading belonging % said
Pscif. Manufacturing Company situated at
Yesier wharf Yesisr avenue. in the SAID city Of
Seattle. including one safe and Office furniture;
also. all other property rights interest n prop
erty snd chooses tn action, accounts, claims ami
demands of whatsoever nature or character be-
longing 10 said defendant, the Pacific Manafactur-
ing Company.
Dated seattle. Wash. Feb z. 1894.
CHRIST KUPPLER
Receiver Of Pacific Manufacturing Co
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CIrvrIANp. Wash. Feb. 2 h

Editor Post Intellgencer. Seattle WISH
Dear Sir: j received your premium ms
which gives IN great satisfaction. Ny Vii
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Editor Post-Intelligencer. Seattle. Wash
Dear Sir: I have received the map 4
the worle, etc. and am pleased to staa
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Post-Inteiligencer Co, Seattle. WASH
Gents: l have received the map and q
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COUNTY NOTICES.

COUNTY TREAsURER's NoTIcE-oN AND
~ after the Gath day Of February. 1894, the treas
u-er Of King comfy. Washington will pay on pre-
sent tion ali outstanding warranfs drawn on the
county fund OF said county bearing date prior TO
and including warrant No. 10. 100, dated July ~,
1898. Aiso oil outstandtng warrants drawn on the
road and bridge fund of said county bearing date
prior TO and tnciudlng warrant No 2, 72O. dated
september l6 1894. No interest will be paid on
such warrants after the 24th day of February,
1884. BYRON PHELPs
County Treasurer.
BY w. w. KIRKwoop, Deputy.
I>0R SALE, BoSDS--NOTICE Is HEREBY
IT given that the beard of county commissioner of
Snohomish county, Warrington. will receive bids
up TO March D. 1894. tor $4,000 OF per cent 20
year road and bridge bonds Bonds are dated
February l. 1893 and are legal issue. Interest
payable semi-annually on the first days of febru-
airy and August of each year The board reserves
the right TO reject any or Ell bids
ID. :. swERDFrGER.
County Auditor and Clerk of Board
Snohomish Wash. February & 1894.
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EyrHsPRrsE. Wash, Feb. Ia. lSr
Seattle Post Intelligencer, Seattle. WasA
Have received the wall man. Am p.
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BALTIMORE. Nd, May Il. ls91
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PALorsE CITY. Wash, May n, 1884
Post-InteIligencer, Seattle. WASH
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ONrAMo, Canada. April l. Isl
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Gentlemen: The premium map received
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