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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-16


Asnsricaus hsse sympathy inF
Cuba IN hef s,ruRsis ior Independence,
but when tiiey reliert 90 The similarity
81 her grievances wish ths grievances
Of aha colonisis il mskes this sympathy
ssSll deeper.
A. every reader 81 our early history
hnowa i chief cause oE the discomfort
a ths ptople q che Thirteen Colonies
was tile tribute lhcs were compelled
ID pay England Ghraugh her system 81
pro eotion and the navigation actr,
They could only trade with her and
consequently could trade on such
terms - she made and none Others
and il could only be carried on in En-
glish bottoms. That Is very much the
caze with Cubs 10 her relations ~ith
Spain.
The Spanish iByaIists tllemsrmselvr'
confess that the protection given span.
ish manufacturers ia Cuba il q sul,
etantial grievance. though NJ courrs
they claim that il Is exaggerated. Or
the other hand Cuban products hav'
no preference in the Spanish markets
and are not protected. The admission
by the loyalits that there is griev
ance Is very important matter II
remove ID i most difficult thing, III
the Spanish manufacturer are power
ful enough 10 very seriously obstrur
the government il IL attempts % ia
terfere with their interests III Is ~
same policy 81 proteclionism that ot
tains Ia this country. that has 80 err
couraged and coddled the infant unit
il has grown 10 BE- giant 70 ,hreate
and command Il u the snuir p,,lic
that cs,st England her American eui'
niss aud viii cost Spain Caba
There are either grievances Of III
lerenl nature. IL Spain tbs tlsc,iy
frsnchi-e l. free while in cul,a thrr
l. property qualification Aud III
offices are invariably filled by sPar
iards.
Yet the Spanish think there are M
> sufficient canses Tor the present NJ
rising. The Englirh never have h
lived theFe WAS sufficient cause for II
uprising ia this country hundre
and twenty years ago. But there wa
and IL succeeded What was jnstii
catinn for the American enlnnisls
the eighteenth century As jurtilicatiu
for the Cuhans in che niHeleenth Gel
? tury Salt Lake Herald.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-16

Ben c. Irwin, Of the Portland
blank book manufaetory, died al
Murray, Oct s, aged 20.
John Mcdonald, a miner. was
instantly killed at Gem Oct. Z. by
the falling Of big timber.
indianapolis has gone Democratic
by $500 majority. Two years ago
the Republicans carried that city By
5000 majority.
N. K. Duncan. formerly deputy
under sheriff Branstetei. was hit Oh
the head Monday, in Boise, with a
shovel in the hands Of Jos. Griffin.
and It IN feared mortally wounded.
Sunday evening, at DsLamar,
Hank Anderson shot Sam Brisbow,
his former partner, dangerously
wounding him. Constable pascoe
attempted TO arrest the shootist. be
resisted and Pascne shot Anderson
dead in his boots.
While the people Of Utah and a
number Of eastern States are getting
red-hot over the approaching cleo
tlons. we Of Idaho eau sit back and
look ON, congralalating ourselves
that for one year at least We are
free from political campaign.
A number ~ DeLamar busines.
men aud miners have taken hold o.
the placer properties on the Middle
| Boise river. ElmoFe county, which
Messrs. Cove. Hogan, ct al, have
been working on for the past year
aud have incorporated a company
with capital stock Of SlO0,U0O
and are preparing to work the prop
erty in practical shape. They hav,
constructed a ditch which carries
600 inches of water, above the bars
and will at once put 10 q hose ant
nozzle. P. L. Garden goes over
next week to take charge Of th,
work. They also have several val
liable quartz claims which they vii
develop -DcLamar Nugget.
"While down Ia the southwestern
part 81 the state some time ago" say
Mr W Chalmers, editor ~ the Chic
zeal Enterprises, Il had an attsek "a
dyseutery. Having heard 81 Cham
heTiain's Collie, Cholera aud DiarFhue
Remedy ! bought bottle. A soupl
~ doses Of il completely cured mt
Now am champion Of that remed
f$fur MI stomach and bowel complaints
For sale By Il. W. Smith, Druggist.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-16

There ia one medicine which every
family should be provided with We
refer TO Chamberlain Pain Balm,
When Is is kept ~ hand the severe
pain Of burn or scald may be prompt
~ relieved and the sore healed ia
much less time than when medicine
has % be sent for. A sprain may BE-
prompily treated before inflammation
sets In, which insnres cure Ia ahunl
one third the time otherwise required
Cuts and bruises should receive Imme
diate attention before the parts be
come swollen, and when Chamber
iain's Pain Balm Is applied il viii
healthem without matter being formed
and without leaving scar. A sort
khfuat may be cured in one night
A piece 81 flannel danspened witt
tltiA liniment and bound over the seal
81 pain, will cure lame back or pair
10 the side or eiest in twenty leu
hours II j. the most valuable, haw
ever III III umalism. Persons afflicted
with this disease viii b. delighte,
With the pFompt relief Irom, pain
which i ailoads, ard Il can be depende,
nren q effect complete cure. 70
aAaa by 4. VI Snith. Druggist.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-16
- Annrr III.


'Frssm shs Anmgn ieaaa
l.t4so hss g. sasaa.Aea f,opusziiea e tacssQa
Thesaaa1s q segae. gsash, Renl - PfpHs sFaas
ars hslnr 81 est aaauaisg.
xhsrs v "A alaasauss a AS game p or moaat-
sis.s--ssat. Ser - sik
Lad 5ssosed 10 general sssuins pasa iaturesa =
10 pas esas 90 as aAoas $500 A. Acre
Ile a.sses vaiaaiiou q ~ property q NJ staie
iar Isas y -, sS8ziaaa
TYess Z 8 fnefeass Il asssssed saiuaiisa d Isa
osrF shas d leet a EaAriy 9ss.no
LASH asvstel d truth sarniag pays iatsrssf q II
psr esat "a ai,oas $50 per assa
a careful seeera a. she aeathss shows only ESQ
Totally eiauiy dsys dunng the past year
/ Fortune asssr lartnns has heuu taken from The
mines q ls4ho end ne ground 4 hardly scratched
ms clinsase Is sas hsst ioF eonssmptivss IN n,
rora Tss atmosphere u rare ard cry, And Ina san
shines nessly sssss d4y.
TIE Aamss has ia i've allerp. Thes~ aseense a,
one doliar per had ans their snnuAl woS psoaei =
nboas Ave nllliau pounds.
as totAl saslruad mileage u Idaho h aesriy 1000
miles, hut this Is not uae.half q what = ufxentis
needed 70 properly deveiup ne states Fsroafeea
The stats has g,od pulIie school ssssea irss tsxl
hooks. statr university. two stAse norual schools
/ and several other educational Institutions. Al.
an asylum lor Illsaae and > soldiefs home.
slnee tbs discovery 81 gcld 10 1850 Idaho's rhine
have annually produced about e6.coo 90 worth o
pgcaous rustais IN is9s the mEnasai output 81 gh'
State was sis.0oo.n0o.
TIE word Idaho Is q guaisn origin and maan
Seen q he HoaHtains.r The state has o
- oaa square milss II has . msximum length o
zoo miles and ~ greatest width " $50 niles
Cyclones. llizaarSs aud sunstsoksz arr unknown h
Idaha The aanaal rslaiali differs ia pasn Of tn
STATE In sonihesn ldaho il averages irom 10 % 4
inrhea North a the sath parallel ths Fainiali I
g,csser, an IN most oaaiites Is sascisns % mstuf
CROPS without Irrigation.
Tic largest bodY u agricultural lard In The sat
- IL the srii wess susceptible % cultivation. = t
great smake yiver valley which has avesags widtl
Of 80 miles and length 81 so miles. This also esm
prises vast extent q - eholes fruits ana b
foussd on the coutinont.
The sliuase Of ilah0 IN sI the lowcr nltItodes 1
exceptionally mild and health giving. United state
army rscosds for aiany years shas the average Nor
TALLY IL be state ~ havs been sI4 for each LOO
suiaisrs ssakfak The lowest average death rste Q
any state o. Territory IN The UaiOn-
Tas lands q Idaho are claasilel fnll5EA: Graz
ina. IS $4,000 agricultural, Is.0oo0 CO., slnshs
. 7.@asoo lakps and rlssFs. i,aoo,ooo Arrsa TO thl
mast Ne ndaed several million Of mineral an
mountainous land4
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-16

Tbs Eim0Fe Rod and ,aun Clah
held iie regular practice meeting
saturday afternoons. Following ia the
score. Josh Cowen winning the gold
s....s4mA
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-16
DOCTOR G. ". SHORES
rRIcE q nox.


Positively uasrantesa 70 cure Every 9ass =
Nasal afafsh. Catarrhal diseases Feqasfe hoss
local ana constitutional tFeatmtnt
Diraettans tuF Using o., o. W SHORES Famusa
EaFaye Remedles n 81 catarrhal chFsH'e diseases
II yol4 have eafarfa sslhma bronchitis. hay teysi
o. any complicated affection oI the nose, thfnaAs
bronchial tutes ungs use DF. q. ". sinfsS Nne
tafrh Cure. Cough Gufe ard Ienie ard hte5d faFs.
Ser 10 cure the eafarh. STOP tae cough, cleanse ahd
purity Tbs hssad wrfave ne arfeiite ana dgessis
Il c4aanicatsa with kidney. liver 81 haaaef tfonhAs
use Dc. g. ". Shores Nldney snd L4yei SsIe 80
Ia an raaes take Une ~ DE-. O. W shores AafisNaas
supatsn Pills u te1time. Z your uoahle s ehseals
and deep seated write Dr.. q. ". Sapfea r9fsunaiy
aag hls new svmgfam liSt ana have your case dag
aeseA sHd get expen advice tree.
pr q ~ Shseea' Tenlc and Bleed Purifier
eaaanses and puys6rs she blood gives strength aaA
yiguF. cures dyspepsia and AL nerRous dlseAsss-
81. q. " shsrea, kidney ans Liver Cars
cures u diseases q the kidneys. liver and eiaddeE.
81. 0. WI Shores csnRh Care cures ali eougha.
colds and efgnchis atiestsans One dose wli Hsos
zpasmaac eFaur. Keep bottle IN the house. Lsrks
Dr. 0 ". Shores sauntain Sage 0Il Stops the
woFsi ran IN ane minuie. For hestaehe, tosihaehe.
asufalss, grange q oeiic use / externally and n
sernalis Prevents ana cures alphthefia u used In
illne Keer bottle hanfv. Price ise hpitit,
Or. q. W. shores pepsln Nefmltnge DESTROYS
uhsre thsy hatch and hrsed Il never fats. prics
br. d " Shores wiassrgrssn salve eures ~
diseases af ne skin. kemaves red srsIss ami black
elmples from the face Heals oi1 IN 10 days
d. d " shores Aatl-canstlpstIoa pElgs
cures ehTune Constipation sick headache and biious
stacks Price. lsf { bottle.
These famous RENE lies ar prepared only BY noetng
9. shvfss Zae's Medical lnsiitais, sals Lass
City. Utah
For aia BY ROSCOE ". SMITH. PHARMACIST
aoanslaia Hone, ldahn.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-16

Taken lea ~ PERIopreAL - NKws
PAPER punished 10 the WoRLD. 1T
puhil.hers' raleE. Remember.
j. PrRrTIa..
At the P,at"tii e.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-16
A Storm az sen

Increases NE discomfort oi the yayaeer. But even
when the weather V not tempestuoua - n liable g
"a sickness They Who traverse the Gigantic wet
mss" should he provided slih Hosietters Stomach
Bittcru. wsich qista diserds4ed asonashs lth Fatl
tying snsed and certainty. To tbs haFffui iuaaenes
Of q tseple malmri0ua or TOO rs9or0as or damp eli
mate, as well ~ 70 The banefal efsctz o unsials
sosns diet and had water, Is = relishle ansAiote
Commercial travellers By sea Or land, mariners, min
egs. western pioneers, and al sha have % enegunse
proneuncng L the best safeguard. a prevents Thsu
matiam and pulmonary attacks in consequence Q
damp snd eula and Is Is eshaisnt defense agalns
Al iorns q malaFiA Il can he depended upon i
dyspepsia, liver and ki.iasy trouble.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-16

Mr.. j. K. Fowler. secretary and
treasurer 81 the C0rinne Mill. Canal
aud Stock Co, oi CaFinne, Uta :, 10
speaking ,I Chamb~rlsin's Cough Re
m~dv says: ~ consider il The best ia
IN, market have Hsed many kinds
hut find ChambeFlain's the mnsi
prompt aud etFectnil ia giving relief
and now keep no other ia my home. ,
When troubled with a cough or cold
give this r-medy trial aud We assure
ynn THAT ynu will be- more than pleased
with ,he result. For sale by Z. w
smith, Druggist.
NJ. ]. Thomas whose two littls
children died ofdiphtheria last week
was at Atlanta and knew nothing
Of the sickness Of his little one,
until they we're dead and buried :
Boise Dem. Mr.. Thomas should
hereafter read newspapers.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-16

Don't Tobacco spit or smoke Yonr Life
Assay II thu truthful. startling title Of
h,lok about NoTo Bte. Tue harmless
guaranteed tnhaccn habit eure that
hrsess up nicotinizesi nerves, ..limmi
mates the nicotine poison, makes weak
men gain strength. sigor aud manhand.
Yon run no physical or financial risk,
a. N,,-fO-. Bac Is soId bv druggists ev'
erywhere under guar ,ntee 70 cure 81
money refund ~ B.n,k free Address
sterling Rs.ms.sly Co. New York az
Chicaga r. w smith. agent.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-16

At 0rebaugh's Barber
! aArna shop, hot or cold, aud
. shave that viii make you happy
for a week. Try IL.
clgn-writing, house and car
rage painting, and paper-hanging
done IN first-olass style by James
Carroll.
Mrs Mary Doom has two
nicely furnished bedrooms for rent
4 carload IL Free Coinage
Flour Just received vi .. II. Hutch.
inns family grocery store.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-16

Aw 01D Asp WEftsERfKD hsNKDY.
Mrs Min6lnw'a Soothing syrup has
ban nsed Ter over City wears ~ mil
Home q mothers iuF sheir children
sf zNHtslnRs with perfect success.
q a'Nte the child, soiiens tie gums,
MT III pain, aagps MAna coils, and IL
taiy FOR diAfrhnea. "a piaae-
m al he lse. sasd hg druggists Id
part 8 ite world. Twenty lixt
fQlAle ill., ealua a. ineAaeu
M s aste an'i k lar Hara. wins
sups and kake *
e&ya
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-16
onAnLEs HIARon. -.
Desert Land-Final Proof.

Land ol1oe a Boise CITY, idshe,
September ~, lists.
Noiica 5 herehg given thai jobs PARrlsocK o.
Hlanaan, uwyhne coaniy, Idaho. hAs OLGA noGiee 81
utenton - make praai on his dessert land claim \ "a
izIa ~ tbs Ne or So qr aosa "A. kphsks NJ ianiss
nsHtdians idAsH, hNfore Register and he0BlraF N ~
Ne eth dag # NuNkdhkh. Asa6 hn nsalea tbs
inlsowlnN witnesses 10 proxw the enpieta Irrigation
asia reiAfseiQu 81 aid laiid Arthur fenre q Hos
Mssehet AA'ia g hgaa, AZ q brunoau valley. owy-
hes county, Idaho
SspH CHARLES HlaRop. Rsgis.ar
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-16
Notice for Publication.
Lard ones at sslss Ctr. Iaaho.
EsnsNu4t,af AZ 1894

Lard ones At fsiss eitg. Idaho,
september 1A 1888.
Metre + hereby given that THE following Hamei
settler has lsd nee Of his intentsea % make final
psei IN support " his eisl and thai SD pFan 4lli
he shade before Gierh q the iArtfiat CURT EindFe
eut1riy Idaho. Al Mauntsin Houe I iaaa, on MO-
fEaRkH 5, 1898. yi1s PENAY arAOWas&. Mount.
ain Home. ldnins nd Appileatinn Nc $3.50, fag the
NJ a. Ne a. sae "a iets d and SEC IS. lot So.
10 81. k6K. "a ~, Idaho Re hamsa tAH fnl-
lowing Witnesses 70 71tse his continuous f.sicncs
upsn and eulflFasna o. sald had, viz Hoaeee ".
ke1uolds. al q Mountain Home. Elmorn county,
CHARLES Hiagon. Rszlsses.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-16
STATE 81 ONO, CRY OF ToLEDo.l .
Lucas COUNTY,

LUCAS COUNTY,
FRANK J. CHENEY makes oath tina,
he is the senior partner If che firm 81
+. J. CHENEY & Co. doing business in
the CITY " Toledo, County and State
nfolesaid, and that said firm will pay
tie sum Of ONE HUNDRED DOL
La RS inr each aud every case of Ca
tarrh that can ini he cured hy the use
u Halls CATARRH CURg
FRANK }. CHENEY.
Swnrn Ia before nae aud subscribed
Ia my presence this 9th dav II Dvreml
her, Al. ID. 1885 A. w. GLEASON.
LsRALI Nnary Public.
halls Catarrh Cure il taken inter
nally aud acts directly nn the hlonc
and muruu snFtaces ~ the system.
Send fnr testimonials. free
II J. CHENEY d Co, Toledo, o
CTS IL BY Druggists, T5e.
The Somerset reporter., 1895-10-10
Glasses in Dancing.

Mr. Albert L. Young member of the
American National Association of
Masters of Dancing, respectfully informs
the public that he will form classes in
dancing, department and physical cnl-
ture, on Monday, Oct. 14th, 1905, at
Milburn Hall, Skowhegan, where he
will teach all the latest dances of socie-
ty correctly. Mr.. Young has been as
sociate teacher for five years in Prof. f..
w. Masters Normal school for Teachers
of Dancing in Boston, Mass, and is
thoroughly up to date in all the latest
dances.
Afternoon class for Misses and Mas
tiers will begin at $50 p. NJ. Terms per
scholar, $500 for twelve lessons, one
half at first lesson.
Evening class for adults will begin at
500. Terms per couple 5000 for twelve
lessons. one-half to be paid at first les
son. Arrangements for private classes
if desired.
The Somerset reporter., 1895-10-10
BORN.

Pittsheld, sept. 25-To the wife Of Herbert
Taylor, IA son.
Harmony, Sept. 2a-To the wife Of Pearl Mar
tin son.
Pittsfeld, Oct. 3-To the wife of Horace Hig-
gins, son.
The Somerset reporter., 1895-10-10
DIED.

skowhegan-oct. 8, Miss Clymenia Steward,
aged IS years.
skowhegan :, lothian Weston, aged 70
years.
plttsfela, Sept 81 STANLEY Small, aged 70
years ana months.
Harmony, Sept 20-Mathew Wing aged 60
years, months.
West Pittsleld, Sept 30 Emma, daughter of
Albert Hunter, aged II years. months D days.
The Somerset reporter., 1895-10-10

Athens-Oct ?, by Fred @. Greene ESQ. John
G. Hight and Mrs. Naomi Turner, both of
Athens.
Salem-Oct 8, by Rev. J.. Hutchins, Mr..
Lafo rest c. Ellsworth, and Miss Emma A.
Harris both Of Salem
Neutrality-suspicious.. 2, by Rev. j. A. Jones
Mr. Emery II Turner of Medfeld, Mass and
Miss Matte r. French of Norrdgewock, Me.
Newport, Sept 25-By Rev. j. W. Webster,
Frank F. Palmer and Miss Susie A. Thompson,
both of Palmyra.
Pittsheld Sept. 27-By Rev. f. A. Read, Chas
McColley and Mrs. Annie McGlynn, both of
Pittsfeld
Brighton, Oct. 5-George W. McClintick of
Bingham, and Grace 4. Bigelow of Brighton.
Skowhegan, Oct. By Rev c. V. Hanson
Geo. H. Ayerill and Miss Eva May Cleveland,
both of Skowhegan.
Neutrality-suspicious.. 2, by Rev, E. Pepper
Mr.. Hanson @. Walker OF Norridgewock, and
Miss Abbie M, Blackwell of Madison.
The Somerset reporter., 1895-10-10
Piano Tuning.

Mr.. j. n Meloney, who has recently
accepted the leadership of Hobbs
Military Band, has located in Skowhe-
gan and decided to devote his spare
time to the tuning of pianos, business
with which he is thoroughly con
versant. In order tointroduce his work
the following low prices are made for
the coming three months :; upright
pianos $l.50; square pianos SIPS.
Orders may be left with W. NJ. Hobbs
& Son, So. NorridgeW oek, Dinsmore
and Biekford's music store, or address
ed post Office, Skowhegan. Satisfaction
guaranteed in every case.
The Somerset reporter., 1895-10-10
m AR lED.

Lewiston, Oct. I, Is!
The Somerset reporter., 1895-10-10
RIGGS
a. nA ~

Arrangements have been made where
by if sufficient support is given Skowhe-
gan will have an opportunity to see
Rices great burlesque, "I492", in jan
uary 90. This is the same company that
has been playing at Manhattan beach
all summer, and Mr.. Rices name is a
guarantee that it will be first class, he
having given us Venus and Dixey in
"Adonis' in the past. In order to secure
this attraction we must must make guar
antee and for that purpose subscription
will tie opened at the store of J. NJ.
Arnold, Saturday morning, where those
who wish to see this great production may
subscribe for seats. Subscribers will
have choice Of seat in order of signing.
]. NJ. ARNOLD. MANAGER.
The Somerset reporter., 1895-10-10


II. Wildes'
Corrydon Felker of Scion, was in town
a few hours Thursday.
4 type writer can be bought for Si.75
at Patterns drug store.
Judkins has good seamless hose for
l5c and wooden ones for 19c.
An effort is being made to secure
"l492n for date at Coburn hall later in
the season.
Chas. W. Nutting and wife left home
Tuesday afternoon for weeks visit in
Boston.
Mrs. ). +. Smart of Bradford, y. H.,
il visiting her brother, y. &. Ordway
for few weeks.
Josiah Crosby, the well known Dexter
attorney, had business at the court house
one day last week.
Mrs. Chas. Whitehouse of Boston vas
in town over the Sabbath, the guest OF
her brother. W. II. Wildes.
Very desirable patterns in remnant
woolens for men and boys wear may be
found at Coburn Wooden Mills.
The magazine which Gardner u Barn
ard give with goods bought at their
store is pleasing to all, SEE their ad.
Staunton Day, one of the owners Of
the Moosehead Pulp and Paper Com
panys mill at Scion, was in town Thurs
day.
Owing to the recent sharp advance in
coal the local coal dealers have been
compelled to advance their price 30 cts,
per ton.
Rev. w. W. Hooper State Missionary
of Deering Center, will preach at the
Universalist church on Sunday morning
18th at l0.45.
Miss Abbie NJ. Goodrich left on Mon
day afternoon for Lisbon Falls, where
she will spend the winter with her sis
ter Mrs. Nelson Hodgkins.
The many friends of Mrs. Helen 5.
Coburn. Who has been i'll for some
months in Heidelburg, Germany, is much
improved in. health and able to ride out.
Gardner & Barnard have added to
their their stock, the celebrated Waverly
school shoe, which for style and service
is hard to equal, see them before buying
B. NJ. Avery, superintendent of the
Auburn city schools, formerly principal
of Somerset academy, Athens, was in
town a few days last week visiting
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. c. f. Dealey, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alec Cox and daughter Fay, and
Mrs. Cox's father Mr.. Esterbrook, re-
turned Thursday evening from trip to
Parlin and Moxie ponds.
This morning the following Skowhe-
gan ladies left for Augusta to attend the
Federation of Womens Clubs: Mrs.
j 2. Merrill. DR.. Cora NJ. johnson, Mrs.
f.. 5. Prescott, Miss Lizzie Hutchinson,
and Miss Eda X. Smith.
Friday afternoon last the members of
Skowhegan Grange went to the house
of j. A. Swain to participate in corn
husking. Just before the supper hour
class of '96 S. II. S., of which Miss
Sarah Swain is a member, arrived and
it was large and merry company which
partook of the bountiful supper. The
amount of corn husked is not stated,
but everybody reports good time.
The Somerset reporter., 1895-10-10
Card of Thanks.

We take this method of expressing
our heartfelt gratitude to our numerous
friends and neighbors who. in our re
cent atlliction, extended to us such kind
" words of sympathy and material as
sistanee.
EDWIN s. AUBIN.
DANA F. AUBIN.
Lewiston, Oct. /, 1885
The Somerset reporter., 1895-10-10

1t is fact that yon can buy as good a
hat of Curtis for $l.00 as can be bought
elsewhere for 81 so
The Somerset reporter., 1895-10-10

SIMPSONS tooth powder best on Tho
market, at the corner drug store, OPP
positp Hotel Cohurn.
The Somerset reporter., 1895-10-10

The best trades seen in shirting
fiannels are at Judkins'.
Evening star., 1895-06-07
A w AY ! s. FEo U N D
The Collected Income Tax Will Be Re-
funded Without Delay.
Instructions to Collectors of Internal
Revenue to Expedite the Settle
ment of Such Claims.

The Treasury Department has found a
way to refund the money to persons who
prematurely paid their income taxes.
Assistant Commissioner of Internal Rev.
enue George w. Wilson was asked today
what was being done by his bureau in re-
gard to refunding to the taxpayers money
that had been paid as income tax prior to
the final decision of the Supreme Court
He replied that the matter was fully COW
cred by section 1920 of the Revised Statutes
relative to the internal revenue. This sec
ton provides that "the commissioner of
internal revenue is authorized, subject to
regulations prescribed by the Secretary of
the Treasury, on appeal to him made by
the clamers.' to remit, refund and paw back
and all taxes that are excessive in amount
or any manner wrongfully collected"
Mr.. Wilson further said that under this
authority every dollar of the income tax
that had been collected would be refund ed
to the persons from whom the collections
had been made. Few claims for reDay-
ments have thus far been filed with the
bureau. But 1t is possible that the claim
ers have delayed action in this matter un-
til the receipt of official information on the
subject. Mr.. Wilson said that the. forms or
blanks to be used by the chalmers in filing
their claims against the government were
now being printed for early distribution
and that instructions would be immedi-
internal revenue throughout the country,
directing them how to proceed in order to
expedite the allowance of this class of
claims