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The Somerset reporter., 1894-06-07

y new lot of infants caps aud hats a
Coby's.
John Holden, E-q.. of Moose River
Was in town Yesterday.
Mis-, Matte |. Holden of .Iacliman, j.
spending few days in town.
Colbys beat the Maine States AT
Nateryille, yesterday l6 100.
Alex. Cox i having his hack newly
painted FOR the summer season.
Ice cream, ice cream soda, and soda OF
any kind, all It Il glass at Delano.s.
Carrabassett Lodge, |. o. o. F., work.
ed the third degree on three candidates
last night
There will be a hop at Hotel Iieselton,
Tuesday evening. June 18th. Music by
! kcndall's orchestra.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ambrose and Mis-.
Annie went to Solon saturday. to attend
the funeral OF Il friend
The observance of Children's SUNDAY
at the Methodist church has been post
j puned from June 10 To the l7th
Mis- Helen Brainerd is visiting her
i parents in China. aud Miss Futile oil
tnhurn, Is supplying ut the TELEGRAPH
office, meanwhile.
Attention Is called Ia the special mpct-
ing of the Somerset Central Agricul
tural society called 10 meet saturday
afte noon. June 10Th.
Mrs. Albert Sawyer Of Lisbon Falls
mas been visiting her husband, parents.
i {. Z. sawyer and wife, in this place
returning home this morning.
DR.. I. ]. Murphy of Jackman came
to town last night, having been in
attendance upon the several Republican
conventions this present week.
Fred NJ. York OF Athens, WAS locked
up by Constable IL. II. Tufts, yesterday
afternoon. Prisoner WAS in AN intoxi-
Gated condition and spelling for fight
Later lac WAS ;rragned before O. L.
Bachelor, settled his fine of Sl0.00 witt
costs, and skipped town.
+ Previous to taking stock June 22d
and to reduce stock as much as possihl,
Jas leWia announces lie will from now
to that date make the lowest prices OF
all goods in his stock. His line OF
boots, shoes, etc, is all best makes, and
he has some great trades to offer.
The body of Charles II. Magoon, who
died at the Hospital in Augusta on Sun.
day last, arrived on the afternoon train
of Tuesday. 1t NILS received by de-
tachmeut of Russell Post under Com
mandrr Weston. The escort marched
To the SLOW beat of the drum To the
North cemetery, where brief service,
were conducted by Rev. c. Y. Hanson,
These were followed by the impressive
ritual of the Grand Army for burial of
the dead. The box containing the cas-
ket was drapcd with the American
flag, and on it rested beautiful floral
Grand Army badge, the gift of the Post
Mr.. Magoon was Il member of Co. b., of
the First Maine Battalion. There were
four companies in This organization, and
were enlisted originally for the 18Th,
Me-. Regiment. Mr.. Magoon enlisted
had always been in town. He leaves u
widow, the daughter of the late Wood
bridge Reed. and one son.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-06-07

Russell shoes this season are very
pretty, look nice, are easy. sold at a
low price. Call and see Jas. Lewia' 5
stock, as he has all the styles.
DO you want new carriage, new
wagon, shifting pole, harness or any
thing in that line? If So l.. w. Chase
at the Heselton House stables can save
you money. His stock is complete.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-06-07
TOWN and VICINITY

O. o. Yttum of Scion, was in town,
Yesterday
Mr.. j. S Mclntirc of Scion Was in
town Yesterday.
The First Baptist church will observe
ehildren's day next Sabbath evening.
o'clock.
Mr.. c. NJ. Jewett of Palmyra. was ia
town. yesterday, aud made the REroR-
TEL call.
L. p. Coffin attended court at Farm
ington Tuesday. returning home
Wednesday.
Look out for your currant bushes by
buying the pure hellebore at Patterns
drug store.
Rev. Smith Baker, d. D., of East Bos-
Mrs. lothian Weston.
C. p. Weston, Esq. and wife of Bos-
ton, are spending the week at his IA
Tiers. Mr.. lothian Weston.
The pastor of the first Baptist church
will preach next Sabbath;from the sub
iect, "IIow men have become rich:''
Mrs. Nathaniel Jordan and daughter,
Belle, of Freeport, are visiting Mrs. E..
Robbins and family the present week.
Parties desiring the services of n
public hack will find the slate of Alex
Cox at IIoratio W. Cushing's drug store.
Mrs. G. 5. Libby who has made her
home in Skowhegan for some time past
has gone to Somerville, Mass. to reside.
Mrs Eugene Parkman of EXter, y. H.,
is spending few weeks at the home of
her brother, C., A. Goodwin. Her little
girl is with her.
Mrs. Leonora Spaulding has so far re-
covered from her recent protracted ill
ness as to be able to 20 to Portland on
Tuesday, for visit to friends.
Being unable to see all tn p .ople that
have called on DR.. Cowan this week. he
will remain at Hotel Ileselton June :,
Norridgewock, Friday, June sth. Call
ID the forenoon if possible. Consulta-
ton free to all.
II. II. Boothby of Athens recently
slaughtered two pigs 8 II months old,
one of which weighed when dressed 394
and the other I05 lbs. He would like to
know who can beat it. These pigs were
fed largely on milk at first, later on
milk and midlngs and corn,
On account of the Jewett train not 20
ing east further than Watcrvill'. close
connection to Bangor cannot be made by
taking the train that leaves here AT 30
A. NJ. You can get to Bangor just ~
soon by leaving on the l40 =. NJ. train
as by leaving on the s 30 4. NJ. train.
The following named pupils in Pleas
ant Street school, Miss Aida French,
teacher, We're not absent during the
term: Lester Fish, George Goodness,
Carrie Davis, Josie Day, Nelson Stew
ard, Rosa Jewett, Eva Eames, Gertie
Clark; also not absent more than one
day; Leila Fairbrother, Edward Du-
mont, Henry Thomas, Moses York,
Maude Merrill, Olive Beaulier, Archie
Murray, Erwin Spaulding, Arthur
Wood Ernest Pierce.
Expectation is on tip-toe in the Island
Avenue Congregational church for next
Sabbath. Rev. Mr.. Evans of Camden,
whom several of our townspeople met
at Boothbay IIarbor several years since,
and of whom they all speak with much
enthusiasm, is to occupy the pulpit in
view of II possible engagement as pas
tor, while in the evening Chillre
Flower Sunday is to be observed by the
Sabbath school with appropriate musi-
cal and literary exercises. These eXer-
ciscs will be slightly abridged in order
to permit Mr.. Evans to briefly address
the children and young people.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-06-07

DR.. Jewett recently returned from the
south and took possession of his large
residence and stables on Madison Ave.
He offers to sell the same, with fine
business already established at the low
price of 81, 800 if sold within "A few days.
This property cost the Doctor between
$4,000 and 81. 900 including additions
taken from property previously sold by
him. but now includes altogether what
he offers for the above price. No one
desiring a good paying business from
the start should let this opportunity pass
them, as i'll health is the only cause Tor
selling. Unless the Doctor sells within
a few days he will remain here until
winter. The business will be continued
then he will either sell or lease the pro-
perty. as he has already had number of
good opportunities to lease it.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-06-07
REFRES

and So delightful is the general verdict
rendered in Skowhegan upon our soda
water, The verdict stands too and won't
be reversed this season. Its as certain
as a desire lor some thing to drink in a
temperature Of 90 degrees in the shade.
that til Are's no beverage SO refreshing,
pleasant, and healthful as our cold soda,
ii moistens the parched throat, slakes the
thirst, and cools. without inuriug the
stomach. You can't summer it pleasant
" anywhere unless you have recourse to
our uncqualed hot weather beverage,
favored with all fruit syrups fresh made
each day and costing but five cents a
glass.
We also carry the most complete line
of Drugs and sundries in town and make
a specially OF
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS
The Somerset reporter., 1894-06-07

You ought to see the baby cloaks at
Colby's.
Elbow length white gloves for com
mencement at Judkins. Sl.15.
A window full of - cent books selling
for cents each at Geo. Cushing's.
nice tenement to rent over Smiths
music store. j. \. and |. j. Smith. If
Big trades, for everybody who want
boots aud shoes for the next 20 days.
Call at Jas. Lewia's.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-06-07

We take This method of extending
heartfelt thanks To our ncighhors aHc
friends for thrir kindness during the i'll
ness aud AT the death ot our father, aIsc
for the beautiful flowers which Wer,
contributed
MR. ANp Mis-. {. Il, WHITING.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-06-07
Job Printing.

The job Printing Establishment connected
9TH the SOMERSET RERoRTER is prepared to
a. ali classes of work. the richest as well as the
most common Jobs. Competent and expert
anced workmen are employed and a large
stock of paper, envelopes advertising, wed
ding and business cards in great variety.
orders of dances, bills of fare, programs etc,
stc printed in gyeat variety of styles on short
notice. Commercial printing specially.
orders by mail will receive careful attention
The Somerset reporter., 1894-06-07
Bangor, Me
bangor, Me-
Hoods Cured Me
Nervous Headaches - intense
Misery
Hoods Sars aparilIa Proved Its
Merit,

In Bangor, Me, many people have been re-
stored to health by Hoods Sarsaparia, among
them Mrs William II. Pitcher, wife of we'll
known carpenter and stair builder, who writes:
&C. |. Hood * Co, Lowell, Mass:
About eight years ago began taking Hoods
-lrSlparilla for headache with which had
t'tn troubled from "A child There were days
thsl would have such headaches that would
have To lie in dark room with my eyes covered
50 | could not see a ray of light or hear sound,
as would go almost wild. My nervous system
VS. badly run down. | decided to give Hoods
Sarsaparilla trial, and found in short time that
1t Was Benefiting Me
and continued regularly until had taken ten
bottles. 1t cured me, and from that time until o
year ago have been free from headaches and
The Somerset reporter., 1894-06-07

UhUWhY j
EARLY U|aTk- Down sales.
We have
about
IS pieces Shantong
Pongees
to close at S cts.
a yard.
Have always been
Il IL cts.
Ladies Capes and Jackets
prices that will
surprise you.
Capes $500 were
$50. Capes at $3.50 were
$500.
Read on,
best things always
con,o Ioet
The Somerset reporter., 1894-06-07
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

cbauge-M. c. r. r.
For sale Isaac Dyer.
painting etc.-A. Fowler.
Plumb ng-Doran Wood.
sbqriff's Sale-John Smith
marx Down Sale Ordways
pnots and Shoes-C II. Playse.
pon.uItal ion Free-Dr. Cowan.
stfuugraphv-Len NJ Wyman.
panty Shoes-R. II, Merrill & Son
special Meeting Somerset Cent. Agl. Society
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vo1,NG RELEASED.
i, pnrer Interferes in the Military
Suuabble.

p,rer rpterferes In the Military
suuabble.
r.,,clsco cal, March General
las finally lntsrfered in the bitter
,,.n waglpr between Colonel Gra-
.. vi United States army
!, Presidio here, and Lieutenant
yn,ng. a veteran cavalry officer
,nr7bam's command. In accordance
,.osral Rucer's order Colonel Young.
VI been a prisoner at his quarters
=, lgo weeks, has been given his
Young was placed under arrest
Il Mh instant, Immediately after It
T., nolsed about that he had pre-
r1arqes against the commander Of
~ HIS charges accused Colonel
n az yrsnnjual ANA Uuotticer-likr
n, Inward his subpTlinltcs. Colonel
H. IN turn accused Young OF con-
Il against the discipline Of the post
kii 6.m locked up,
"a, officers At presiiio and n ariuy
Z are's are 10th 20 talk, but II seer
i h isfsio0i that General Euger's ac-
Il raciicIlly decision that YoLng's
4 Sy Graham was without warrant.
a u Tolng declare that the matter
n certain 10 go io the sGr"rfurv OF
a5s Yoaas viii insist ON Vmllca.iou
flA he charges against uis superior
q Colonel Graham. a Srnsl, i1nal
4 marital Is quite likely to be the uEt-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-02

No. 1851
THE STATE or TE%As-To tho Sheriff
or any Cor stable OF Harris county.
greeting; W. j. Aubertiu. executor Of
the estate Of MBry Noble, deceased,
having filed 10 Gus cuunty court his hnal
account of the condition Of The estate OF
said Mary Noble, deceased together
with an application 70 be discharged
from SAID dictatorship.
You are hereby commanded that by
uublica ton Of this writ for twenty days
pri.r 20 the return day horeof IN a
newspaper regularly published In the
county of Harris you give due notice
10 an persons Interested IN the account
for anal sctlemc ~ of SAID estate, 10 ila
their objections thereto. N any they
have. on on before the March torn, 1895
Of said county court commencing and
Ia he holden az the court house OF said
county 10 Houston, Texas. on the first
Monday IN March, 1894. when said nc
count and application VIII be considered
witness NY hand and seal Of office az
Houston. Texas, this l2th day on Feb
r,inry. 1894. c. r. WINkLEH.
clerk County Court, Harris Co., Texas.
By win Lambert. Deputy
/ hereby certify the ah2ye g be q true
Sheriff Harris Co.. Texas.
BY @, w Tucker, Deputy.
hereby order this writ published Ia
,be Houston Daily Post for fun twenty
days prior 10 return DAY hereof
GEO. ELLIS,
sheriff Harris County.
BY A. j. Conway, Deputy.
Houston, February H. 1924. 80
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WONDERFul. nrAcu1,-n

ssi.s no doubt that man Is ono
ars ~, ~ IKE every other MACHINE
BON 49, ~ friction. II Is said tbaf
tody i Gu KY every two or three venr'i
siald M" lllly Fe-made from foo1
+ a S's making over is rndicsiI,.
/ de- man loses 80 much vitsiity
% tee,r l process that II take. n ' ion',
& az 1pelAle The process of mni, i,,s
ere,hs p.ns erated by purging wiz
Gay be- ,, r,a mat a new man. ag IL
re che1r"a' 1ls "a two or t4iree mo.l,5.,
NE WON NJ, IN me mechanism Is sncb
without Nv, NV part Is replaced by the
ralire my s usual running down Of
e. rsrsiri'' fou dop'l have IA
llatelhs Pns FTge away win
out hoay M me old. diseased and
Wiley Harmless are purely vegetable,
oAe ana safe TO take at
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-02
NERVES WERE UNSTRJVG.
MIS- Short Was Leading a
Life Of Miseru,
Until She Used the Great Remedu
Paine'S CalerD Compound.
Inc Burden Of HousekeeplDo
Falls Heavily on Mothers,

housekeeping Is growing less sln,pIo mn,
more and more complex eacb vn,-
nome that processes TO be well rSs-,lat,1
Today is far more difficult to manage ma,
ago. W " years
pom the women fails the burden
,. many work themselves into nervous ok.
i I,auSCon' Many mothers grow So lrrltablo
that they feel at ali times half guilty fear-
ins that their disease-tor il is a disease
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NOTICE
Harris county respectfully invite bids
from property holders Of TINS county
~ Two hundred acres Of farming land
10 be used for q county poor farm. said
iaud not 10 be over ttn nileE from the
court house OF Harrlz county ana situ-
eted upon a public road. proposals. VAL
he IY-celved AZ 30 O'clock a. M March
Howard Dunks,
j. g. EhrhardL
Wan Hauek,
"a Commissioners.
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SEALED bids VIII he received for the
purchase OF the Old academy building,
excepting the granite alls and intels;
situated on the Academy square, city Of
Houston; all material 20 be removed
Leave bids al my ofilcs, No. els. corner
Travis aud Capitol streets; all bids 70
30 IN by March 2. The right % reject
any and an bids reserved, Cnas. Y.
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WANTED no Luz.

WANTED--ro buy from owner house With
one or more lots IN 1'hird or Fourth
ward south. State t1catlnn and price.
Address 2i59 care H. Post
WANTED--A good delivery horse. not
over years Old nor weighing less than
1000 pounds. Address quick. stating
price, Cash, care Daily Post. Z
WANTED-'ro bug q good blocky delivery
horse; must DO perfectly gvntlr uUc
Cheap. Address or call lflt Gay ayenna.x
HIGHEsr CASH prices paid for second
hand furniture; repairing sno pAetlns
epeclaity, Barr 8 Kuller, w AAlh
street.
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chairman Bridge ti q committac.

NOTICE TO coNTRACroRs-Se2led bid.
for q county clerks Office W Lufkin WIN
be received by the county judge OF An-
BelIna county up 70 4 o clock ,. m, March
s0 isst Al bids viii be considered m
the court reserYnR the right 20 reject
any or an bidH,plans and specifications on
nle Ia the county clerks office OF Ange-
lima county. j =, Maroney. County
Judge. Y
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WANTED 1.-Two energetic saiesmen; pro-
fitable employment 10 the right parties,
Apply 10 the 6ngcr Manufacturing Co.,
1905 Prairie street,
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ANTED-lrhose In search OF work, pos
sltions or rltuntions TO call OF or hd-
dress CITY Empi2yment %, room ~
elevator. 30
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* CooMPs-Auction ma
commission, opera house building; tele-
phone 400; buy ana sell futnitJre and
household goods. can US up. advances
made on cunsignmeuts. 80
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MEN TO sell baking powder; steady EN-.
pioymenti experience unnecessary, SIS
sainry or Com u, 8 Chemical Works,
$40 Van Bufun. Chicago. 6-it
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gALE sMAN wanted to carry ihest side
line on earth ElgIn Cigar FACTORY;
Lynehburg. Va ~
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FINE HORSES FOR SAi4ii--Drivers'
matched draft teams ut hard times
prices Smith street barn, near Preston
kragg :,
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LIFE insurance agents wanted by tho
'llartford LIFE" good contract, w. IL.
Patterson, manager, Dallas, Texa8i y,
w. Cnl1ioo. general ageht Houston, go
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Ar HALB PRlCE-0iJ l,urrs Easudnd
county land; evory aero tiilablo; some
timber: good water al 40 feet. Ave miles
from Cisco; two good railroads. popula.
ton Of county. 1900 to 1900. improved
farma adjoining on all d W. must be
sold by February l. ls0t as the state
is c..wdins for back interest G2CW artsr
that date land worth 81 per acre, but
viii take $3.50. clear Title for ali or half,
must have $500 to clear. but principal
ruas years at per cent; this ia a
bargain for any one with little money
wanting good farm; win take balance
in ono and two years at por cent or
Houston inside property. CAN or adj
dreas a. J. w. care Post. Houston,
Texas, N.
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\ BOOKkEHPhR OF aeveral years expe-
ricncr wants work; can show Al ettufs
~ recommendation, Address Dewitt
Smith, Houston.
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FOR $ ALt- All lliuds OF dishes, slop sets,
etcu beds ana heading and towels, at
less IMAM wholesale prices; hotels rcstau.
rants ana boarding houses given special
attention, Turlcy u Francis, 500 Travis
street. a
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WANTED--Aian with 5000 big paying
buslhessi experience not necessary, ola
Fannib street 10
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FOR SALE Several extra drawing tables
surveyors Instruments, chains, tapce
yici also maps 81 all counties, lSy =
Witty, surveyor, Trust company build
Ing
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WANTED White girl OF mlddle-aged wo-
man 10 assist IN hOpHew0rk; good hong
and anary to Fight party. Call ri once,
1919 Capitol avenue; reference required
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WANrBp-Posiil0n IN gents' frunishins
stofei Y thorough, good sRleSman and
stock keeper OF ioug experience. Ad-
dress 300, care OF Houston Post Q
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WA N1't1p--A good, active gsntlenaa iQ
solicit huanes4 FOR a good building and
loan association In the city; good branch
established ana good opportunity FOR
the night man - make money. Address
Q ". IL. lIll IaHranrh.
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WANTED-A eiri Tor general homework:
German on lNtle prefetren, APPLY ~
new fair grounds Or address l'o0te Bros /,
boz 2W f1ohgton. Texas
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FOR SAl3E.-lt HUNDRED aud flfty Thousand
ieet sized lumber, onC-f0urth boxing, al
SEQ on cars, For particulars address
box ~ Lutkin Texas
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EGGS FOR SATlE -F,ofn nav pen OF thor
ouEnprtd single comb Brown I.cshorn
Cmekens, for Matching, Is Tor 81 Al
dFess A. w. Routh Flatonia. Texas $3.50
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SITUATION wanted Ia hotel or boarding
HOUSE 10y Comnetont ml0dlo aged lady
references given. Address sJ66 care Of
Post
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FOR SALE CttBAP--One cOmfortahie
one seated buggy. cal at l2i7 Lamar
avenue, .
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MANrEp--.Nn assistant mUlinor. sInele,
preference glvcn 20 lady who KNOWS
somethin4 about dressmalting. salary
and board furnished eoe, care Of Post 4
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YOUNG MAN dcslres 10 collect city MIS-
on commission ar salary, Tor either ply
scian or business rrmi good references
or bond, Adurees 20dip Main street 3
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\ YOUNG MAN IRON the North Il wants
ing work and n not AFRAID Co work at
anything, Address O. r. Culver. care
Post.
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WANTED-At Capitol Hotel. ono white
chumbcrmaid; also one woman 90 work
IN laundry ~
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SITUATION WANTED as school teNchcr
y school or private family, Gao give In
strucuon on piano or Otgau Address
school Teacher" lag S0utb strfti M n
Antonio, Texas :"
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WANTS 10 WORK = a White woman
wants "a place to work; cOh do most
any klnJ oi work and needs work bad,
eoSd references mn Eighth street 3