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The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1896-04-23

We are informed the two policies for
$4,000 taken out last December by the
late Wm. \. Allen in the Equitable Life
Assurance Society were paid Immediate
ly ON presentation of proofs on the 9th
inst. by request of Mr.. Ilazeltou,
Manager of the Company for Maine,
Vice President Tucker of the Maine
Central Il. Il. courteously responded to
request of affidayits of employees who
were ON the bridge at the time of the
terrible disaster. These ahidavits were
turned over to the Executor with the
assurance that they would be sufficient
for the claimants statement of the
death of the lamented Civil Engineer.
Mr.. Aliens body has not as yet been re-
covered
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1896-04-23

The action of the Skowhegan Wo-
mans Club in giving up it's annual
reception and banquet and unanimously
consenting to send the money, that
would have been expended therefore,
to the Red Cross society to aid in its
work for the suffering Armenians, is to
be highly commended. 1t is an exam
pie which other clubs might well
follow. The mission of the Red Cross
Society is Il noble one. Its members
give themselves and go where ever
human suffering calls them. But
money is indispensable; food, clothing
and medicines cannot be had without
it. The work in Armenia is one of the
greatest the society has ever under
taken. Everyone who has read the
papers or magazines at all for the past
months, knows something of the mar
tyrdom those unfortunate people have
had to undergo at the hands of the
brutal Turk, mainly because they were
Christians. Wholesale slaughter and
pillage have followed one another
in rapid succession until the remnant
of the race left in Turkey are bcrcft of
all that pertains to human comfort and
are suffering intense want. Every re
port which comes from the Red Cross
society, now on the field, confirms the
horrible past, the shame of the century,
and shows the necessity of maxine the
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1896-04-23
All Recommend IL.

Ask your physician, your druggist and
your friends about Shiloh's Cure for
Consumption. They will recommend it.
Geo. l.. Sampson, Corner Druggist.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1896-04-23

Maine Granger: Skowhegan Grange
No. 2os, is in a lourishing condition.
has II candidates that are being in
structed in the degrees Has about
$1,000 in the treasury. Has good com
mittee ut work raising Il fund for the
Good Will cottage, who say they will
have SO to contribute. Have a pro-
gram prepared for the year. and they
are well carried ont ut each meeting.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1896-04-23
STATE AND GENERAL.

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WIS "'e "'9'9 "l 'He marshal > order.
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throws a stone at a robin OF soue
sparrow he is likely To get himself into
"o"o'e' IHeNoe'et} ier the Prevention
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The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1896-04-23

Business is between two fires in Cuba
and the lot of Cuban sugar planter
especially is far from being u happy
one. The insurgents burn estates the
owners of which they suspect of a pur-
pose to grind cane. The Spauiards burn
such estates as The Insurgents pass over,
on the theory that their owners must be
friendly to the Cuban cause.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1896-04-23
the convention briefly.

Lewiston Journal The apothecary
rum shop is now an issue in the Mass
achusetts legislature. The medicinal
nip appears to have an elastic inter
probation even in license communities.
The bother of all laws that restrain the
liquor traffic, is to enforce them. Peo-
pile who think prohibitye notification is
curiosity, should consult license
authorities in other states.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1896-04-23
THE THIRD DISTRICT
Holds IA ROusing Convention at
WaterVille.
Hon. Seth l. Mllken nominated by ne
clamation with Great Enthusiasm.

IA = huii4''io ' 'itsA' - IN 1't'H
with enthusiasm and courage 10 enter
unon the esmoaign Of lSge
n ,a,.a,., ~ u.i5.zz - ,,..,....:,,.
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pfeslaeu ana " a conn 81 Angus
tn. Joseph i. Oak Of sk0N hogan, Amos
/. Carleton of Winterporf and John !
u,.,.a..ua 49,, soor.tari..s
Inc wee pfesiaepls oi me convention
As nominated by the respective delega-
lions were. kennebpr. John Y. Chase /.
sa..,a..sos n. u II s,=,....z. Yy.la4
Alueh u Shdse' lahsoSN' = II. ho''ptf.
Hon. L. +. Webb in feheifous speech
presented the hame of Ion. safh /.
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nom Tue hoihiha99n aas seeohael ny
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was made hv acclamatioa amid the
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position 4 district which has given
10 the country, Evans, Williams, SeV-
efanee' VIZ, VIZ. Mofitis, anu li,ae "lse '''''
win a mind whose nrtxcipnee and fore
cast las been surpassed by no public
NAH OF our time, the protector OF The
eonseli'loh vi .llo A.'ei 'saii iati9as' one
country mil Demoefatie President
and Congress destroyed il, the prince of
parliamentary dispntanfs and the most
,9 nPil.ileu , Oh a,Polla ls.s, 99lle1 u. o.
naIigaiio9 ms r. il, and i one Which the
greatest and best of u. should he proud
To represent or to be Il eliiz'n Of. 10
.uahA YOU eol4 i ~ anu . eiil ngsliN ioi
in ', snri 5is+Tief eff ibe 1re4f R1nn6,
liem party Of whose grand record and
present attitude We are all 81 proud,
: 10 make you but smaa return Ter
your generosity aud Kid consideration.
Progress ahd prosperity haVe heen
| the fruits which Republican legislation
and administration hive hefne. civil
| MI. obstruction 10 improvements aud
WASTE, have been the gift Il the Bemo-
! critic party to The country.
HE Republican parft. born Of the
! desire and out Of the Struggle Ia extend
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1896-04-23


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The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1896-04-23

Another new lot of perfumes, the
latest odors, at SIMPSONS, the corner
druggist
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1896-04-23

Have you tried Palmer's toilet soaps
a good one for ten cents cake at Samp-
sons, the corner druggist.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1896-04-23

Congressman NIllikcn spent few
days at his home in Belfast last week
and attended the District convention at
Wa'cryillc, Friday. He expects That
Congress VIII adjourn about June l..
He believes Mr. Reed stands good
chance for Nomination at st, Louis
Unless Mckinley c4u be nominated on
the second ballot, he says. his chances
are gone. In that event he hopes TO see
the uolcgatos rally about speaker Reed
ana give him the nomination he SO lieh-
ly deserves.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1896-04-23

Business prospects ON the Pcnob.eot
for the early spring are not bright unless
ice shipments should be brisk. The
stock of logs carried over for spring
saving ON this river is usually about
10000 600 feet, but this season it is only
10000, 600, which is not enough to carry
the mills along until the first drives gel
in. The log cut on the Penobscot this
year is about 100000 feet, of which
probably l40,000,000 will get into the
drives, the remainder left in the yards on
account of hard hauling.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1896-04-23

Bradstreets Favorable weather.
except IN some Northwestern states,
stimulated the demand Cor seasonable
merchandise, notably light summer
clothing, and on the whole, the week
presents a distinct gain. This is not so
much apparent at the eastern centres
except at Baltimore and Pittsburg as
in the central Mississippi river valley.
The increased volume of business is
most conspicuous in the west, at ST.
Louis, Chicago, Kansas City, Omaha,
Milwaukee and Memphis. Less gain is
shown on the Pacific coast except in
the export lines. Shipments of lumber
from Portland and San Francisco are
conpicuous. Tacoma continues to
send flour, lumber and cotton across
the Pacific and to South Africa. In
industrial lines there is not much gain
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-02-25

quolen linn bic Worte nur mioerItre=
bend uno 9llrgelno bon ben Gippeu:
,,Nun mag Der Simmel sulammsnltiirs
SEN iiber inns. oamit IS Elm gno'
nimmt," f~lilierte er.
Ser 8siltli9s sr9riff bol pormen
Wit9efu6ls feline Ssno. .6reuno,
baltet ben &opf aufre6t in oieier
Stunoe 9rimmigiter SeimIubun9
...... beOentt. ieBt babt 3br's gu be-
wabren, oaB SIR Elm 9an6er Wtanu
Ieio ...... Cures So6nes 98eib Iiegt
aui ben 600 Oarniensr uno Guer tlei=
ner GnteIiObn beoarf Der treuen pfIe9e
t9lsidfaas."
Sa lsubtets es in ben Nu0.n oes
alten gauerE piOslia 9reQ auf. @r
bob ben 30pf mi! einem idbeu 8ute
uno iiarrts 81 benz itsrrbeideten Sim=
mels9eSelt empor. .,Sa, bns weiB
8ott," bra6te er cann miiblam, her=
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...... er bat cine bsilige glnigab' gu
eriiillen auf Der @elt, ieinen Yater gu
RIDDEN unO oeilen unI4ulois uerSoIlenes
Slut!"
Samit tpenoete er ii6 nm, unb oGne
auf Die %ueri0bnli6e 8egenrsoe oes
Sfarrers 81 bDren, i4ritt er baltig mad
Dem 8ebOft, um ua9 Der iungen, be-
puBtlolen Sduerin su i6aueu.
Ger 8eiitli6e folgte i1m topfi6Ut=
telno. IS lit ein bartes, trnBi9es
8elble6t, oos iun9e g8eib, pie Der
alte Bauer, beiOe oenten lie urlr al
&aAe uno gGieOerOsr9eltun9," fiji.
lterte err er9rifen Dor iia bin. ,6rei=
lid, Der SinmeI bat bic 9lrmen itber-
menl9llA bart beimseiu9t 800.
Ntein 8ott." ieBte er, wie bon un9liif=
pe~rbeiBenoer, bangor Nbnun9 ergrii=
ZEN, in leiiem Sone biuSu, mas ioa
es in Der 3utunft 9eben 800. mir
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bsideten Simmels9e3tlt empOr. 80
Serr," f~itlterte er teiie, ,,i9ent ibren
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0leih oarauf trat audi Der piiroige
alte Wann nit frommem 8ruBe in Die
pom 8elinOe e~rfilte @Obnltube Oes
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(So rtiPkunn fnIntl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-02-25
Is ortieBung fol9t.)

- Tidt gsrin9es 9luiieben erreete
in LETTER 3eit in 8aibin9ton, 8. s.,
ein y@unoertino" Namens MuQoie
glnosrIon. Sas Mdo6en, meltes
crit Is Sabre sdblt uno ii5 oieisn Yei=
nanlen ourh SurH Sdau ~0etra9ens
6rommisteit uno ourh isin Sr9elipiel
in Der =Wtiiiiou" er-
WOrten bate, ibeint trOg ieines iu=
9enolibrn 9lters abentsuerli9en
g~teiaunssn nidt abbolo gu iein.
Wiag9ie brannte nit sirem Soloa.
en-. Namtns Suiepb 8. Sorules.
ourh nm lib nit oemIelbeH in yaltis
more OsrebsIiden 81 laiieH. lin ben
Die Srauung pOrSune6menoen 8siitli=
den iiber oas wabre Otter 81 tdui6en,
bate oas yfromme &ino" Ii6 elm
6rduentlelo ueridaiit. in psl6em es Iib
fir Is Sabre ausgab. Die Srauun9
tpure oarauibin pollsogen. uno nabpem
ntlein Mag9ie" als iunse 6rau "a
Stunoen bas Gbeleben 9etoltet bate,
bolte lie Der in5wiihen beua3ri6tigte
Sater Uieoer in iein Saus suriit rto
Gibter Sa9ner ertllrte bic gbe fir
null uno niAti9.
= Snoiiaer S6lanaensrport. Der
Grport al inoIIbcn S9lanQen fir
eurOpdilAe Sammlungen mar ME GRO
Der als ge9enruGrti9. SeOer osuti9e
Sampfer, Der &aItutta perldBt, nimmt
Sunoerte BON Salangen nit ii9, I'M
lie BON Samburg iiber ben 9an3en Gon=
tinent gu peri6ifen. @dbreno Der leB=
ten orei Monatc but eiu einSlger Sdno=
Ter in Galtutta 1900 S6lanaen oer-
iAidt, oarunter 3ablrsi9e Gremplare
iiber 80 Sub 2dnge. Die erOBten
oauOu maren iir ben 3oologiI6en 8ar-
ten IN Berlin beitimmt.
- giue Ndrrin. Cine rcide gn9-
ldnosrin, Hamens 2aoD Warcus 9eres-
foro bat $50 SaBen, nit pel5en Tie
leoen nubmittas v9ercls" bdlt. Die
GaBen liben babel ale i'm Grsiie nm
ibre W~Obltbdterin, welhe iie eiu;eln bel
ibrem Namen ruit. Sine iebr 9siit-
reide uno niiBlide Seiadftiauna, ni1t
ma9r? 9tsbenbei berribt unter ben
Irmen 2onoons Elm fur6tbarss gleno.
BORT tOnnte oas reihe 6rausnsimmsr
iein Gelp beller psrpertben.
- ~9ie Grfinouna Der &Ont9en-
Strablen" msinte nsulih ein Yeiiimiit,
lit wieoer 10 ne grfinOung fir Die
SpiBbuben. -Sepor lie tinitig einsn
8eloi9rant aufipren9en, iperOen tie
lib porerlt oapon itberSeu9en, Oh Der
Snbalt audi Der Miibe pertb lit uno
no uno Wie Die 8eloer unO @srtbpa=
piere BARN pertbsilt lino."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-02-25

. geiSe SlGtter bistsu nebeu elmer
. iorgtdltis aIsgearbeiteten @o9eu.
. &unoidau, bic cine ~tursssfaBte quite
. ueberIi3t iiber bic Sauptereisuiiis i'm :
. Sns unb ausIanoe umfaBt, cine ;eit, Z
. 9emdBe GrOrteruu9 Der rslisiSIen Ga. :
. 9esfraSen. wel6e bic oeuti9eu Ratbo.
. liten in%Sbsionoere iutsreiiiren, lowis
. cine iorsfaItise auspubl Der Reuis.
. tetten aus ben ei~n3elneH Staatsn Der
. Union.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-02-25
Sbmieneiirae gejuht.

Gin iuu9er. erfObreuer S1mieo iubt sire
Stsue. Gerielbe lit in ieiuem Sa3e por;iio.
lid bewuuOert. 0tan penoe ii6 an Theo.
Wansdorf, East Dubuque, III.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-02-25

Man iebreibe fir Qrobenurr
r,ern an Ole
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1896-07-17
General l7eps.

Eight inmates of the city ntirmary at
Cincinnati, o. who were supplied with
green apples and lemonade on July 1,
have Just died from the effects of the I'M
usual indulgence.
Elk Gov. Russell of Massachusetts was
found dead in bed yest' rday morning, t
is supposed of heart disease, at the camp
of friends with whom he was staying
near Quebec, p. q
j. p. Turner, secretary of the national
committee of the peoples party, has issued
a statement advising all pOpulists to
ratify the nomination of Bryan at the
pOpulist convention at st. Louis on July
% next.
President Faure of France was fired
upon at LOngchamps races Tuesday.
The bullet missed its mark and the assai;-
ant was arrested. He said he had fired
only a blank cartridge and had no inten-
tion of killing the president The man
is said to be insane.
The first delivery Of silver certificates
of the new design, approved by the sec
rotary Of the treasury tor the issue of
1896, was made Tuesday by the bureau
of engraving and printing to the treas
urer OF the United States. The denOmi-
nation delivered is the one dollar.
Gable dispatches from Cuba confirm
the truth of the killing of Gen. Jose
Maceo. brother of Gen. Antonio Maceo.
the Cuban insurgent leader. From the
dispatches, the killing of Maceo was
nothing more or less than cold-blooded
murder He was killed in race war
among the insurgents.
The business portion of the town of
Bartlett, Mil, was almost entirely de-
stroyed by fire last Saturday evening.
The town had no fire department, aud at
s O'Clock the place was in ruins, VIII lie
/ families were made homeless. All the
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1896-07-17

ried Arden J. Phillips/of Pittstord and most
OF her n arried lif9 Wa spent In Ripton.
Three children M Tsr m TO th Rin,d thereT ,,S
whom she had made her acme most OF the
time tor the past % years and with whom she
died, and two sons, c. A. and II. j. Phillips,
VINO reside In Middlebury. OF her own gen
Grafton only two near relatives remain-a
sister, Mrs Mary Ripley, wife of the late Cur
It's r. Ripley OF Ware, Mass and n brother In.
law, Judge VIM. 5. Wright of Waltham. She
experienced religion at AN early age and
united with the Congregational church. She
had Il severe sickness several years ago that
quite impaired her health ANA since that time
she had been great sufferer from rheumn
tism. Although her health had been such
tor many years that she could not attend
church, she was none the less interested in
Christ's cause and her pastor lemarked ut the
funeral that the first inquiry was "lIow are
you getting along at the church," In her dc
Ginning years she never forgot her church or
her town and was ever anxious tor anything
that went tor the upbulldng of Christs
cause. The 23d of last March she had shock
that caused n fall and dlslocated her right
hip. since then her spine had been par
alyzed and she had been helpless with the eX'
cepiion of one hand. She did not suffer much
pain, but would so Oiten'say, 81 am so tired
death would be sweet release" As the pa.
rdlysls crept on she fell into sleep that
lasted for several hours When she awoke
that poor disc sd body had been exchanged
Tor one like His own, mos glorious. In her
sickness she never murmured OF complained,
but was so thoughtful tor those around her.
She had been kind mother, an ufectionate
grand another, II true friend and constant
Christian. she was OF good on Puritan blood
that believed in letting her communications
be yea, yea, nay, nay TOR whatsoever is more
than these cOmeth OF evil. As we gazed on
that waxen form tor the last tima, II brought
home to our hearts mOs' wildly the words
her pastor chose, "She hath done what she
could " While the bedroom Is so EN- Wy, the
rocking chair and place at the table so va
cant WE do not tee that we mourn IS tho~"
without a hope, for we know what Is our
loss is her gain; and we sha meet her bye
and bye The beautiful caket, the floral
tributes which were many and beautiful and
the fearful eyes all bespoke love una sym
patty. SO often in her sickness and almost
her last words were
Hide me, o my saviour, hide,
Till the storm of lie il past;
safe into the haven guide
20, receive my soul Mt last.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1896-07-17
BOSTON
Proposals iOr State Printing.

The Commissioners ON state printing here
by advertise Tor pirate sealed rnpo~als
tol the following state printing tor two years
from the hrst day Oi August, log0.
l. Journals OF the senate and House OF
Representatives. each in one volume;
= The laws at the biennial session and
any extra session;
B. The Vermont state officers reports,
4 The Registration reports,
D. The report OF the state superintendent
OF Education.
Blank proposals containing specifications
OF the above printing ana form. OF bond nc.
cOmpanying the proposals, and envelopes
property directed in which To transmit the
proposals will be furnished ON and after June
9, 1885, to any person applying therefor by
mail or otherwise To the commissioners on
State Printing, Montpelier. Vermont"
The sealed proposals viii be opened NJ the
office OF the secretary ut STATE in Montpelier,
Friday. july l., lsgi, AT | o'clock p m.
No proposals will he receives after twelve
O'Clock noon OF said july :, 1896.
Montpe ler W. June L. lSgj.
{. W. BROWNELL,l Commi ssioners
+. ID. HALE. on
H. 4. HIsk. state Printing
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1896-07-17
Clearance SaIe!.

For the next thirty days we will make
special reductions in prices for
Trimmed Hats and Bonnets
Baby Bonnets and Caps way below cost.
We quote a few prices
The balance of our Fairy Zephyrs at S
cents skcin.
Zephyrs at ! cent an ounce; nice for
making rugs.
Handkerchiefs, cents.
Windsor Ties, 10 cents.
Tinsel, cents ball.
Flo silk, , cents spool.
Blasting thread, spools for l cent.
Darning cotton, S cepts doz.
Kid gloves, 25 cents pair.
Cotton gloves. > cts pair.
Childreh's corset waists. - cents
Reduced prices on hats. ribbons and
flowers.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1896-07-17
~ lEGiASIls sss AsS4ssS GGa4SAbIGGIstIN


TATE OF VERMONT The Probate
0DIsrRlCT or ADDISON, s. Court tor the
District OF Addison:
To all persons Interested In the matter OF
the account Ot l.. G. Sceger trustee of sheldon
POpd, in sad district GREETING
BY tn authority OF the state OF Vermont,
you are hereby notified to appear before the
st probate court at the probate ofce in
Middlrburv, ia said district, II the ith day of
August A. d., 1885, AT 10 O'Clock "a. m, to show
cause, f. any you have, why the account of
said trus'ee should not he allowed.
Dtte.i AT M.ddleburV, ina said District, this
18Th dAV OF July. \. ID. 1895.
by order of court,
- Attest, JAMES NJ. SLADE, Judge.
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