davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Globe-republican., 1897-04-08

A Kansas man says the trouble with
agriculture is that 'stoo much land is
farmed too little" There is much to
support the idea that the intensive farm.
ers are the ones who make steady profits.
H. B. Slaven of Langdon, has some
very fine sheep on the market this week.
Hutchinson News.
Mr.. Slaven has two crops Of wool in
warehouse, and the new tariff bill will
give him an opportunity to sell it.
The National Board Of Fire Uuder-
writer's offers $3.50 for the detection, con-
viction and punishment Of the party or
parties who set fire to the Touring mill
in Garden City February 9th, 1897, and
the board Of county commissioners sup
plement the above reward by the addi-
ton of 500.
The Globe-republican., 1897-04-08

VIM. Bunyan of Wilburn, was in the
city Tuesday on business.
The Globe-republican., 1897-04-08

Some hail fell in places in the heavy
rain storm of Friday night last.
The Globe-republican., 1897-04-08

Hereafter train No. will arrive at
800 a. m. on Sundays and Thursdays.
The Globe-republican., 1897-04-08
. ADDIryoN-popGE CITY

s NJ ii MootZ 0X 80 It n end
g Louisa Olive balance of
b j ii Goddard -.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-06-30
0eHerbet,. .

Nm Is. SUM- in Nem pbilobelpbio
Geo. %. Dougbertp, i'm Nlter BON 50
Sabren. Der Weritorbsne 1T in 6teu-
benbille aeboren unb fam i'm Sabre
l848 nod 9ieip philadelphia llno bat
ieitber ben sr0bten 1beil Ieines 2ebcns
bier perbradt. gr mar bon geruf Elm
Sdneioer uno itets elm eifriser Semo-
frat.
glm Is. Suni IN 5traBbura Hapie
Sirler, Elm seahteter 6armer. i'm 9tlte,
BON rs Sabrem.
Mm Montag i'm pberen stonecreel
Sbale bic J,au bon Sobn Giblia i'm
9lter bon 72 Sabren. 8ie 8erforbe.
bene binterldBt einen Gatten unb fiinj
2inber, stuei SDhne uno brei 3Ddter,
idmmtlib perbeiratbet. Ias geerdb=
nib finbet beute auf Dem 6riebbofe I'M
5tonecreet Sbale itatt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-06-30
Observation-Disclosures.

4ittie 8. Sopler aeasn George gD,
sSotpler. Ser Gldgerin ,purbe ipeaer
ihledter gebanoluns burd ibren Bdt,
ten uno srober Yfidtpernadldi diliaune
oeHelben Die nahgeludte GheldeiOune
bemilliat unb ibr .susle,h bic Grlaub.
nib ertheilt, tpieoer ibren Mdbhenna.
men Gittie s. Sbun gu fiibren.
SoIepb 8. Ginning gesen Sobr
We@onnel. gg. 8. Spibart muroe
gum MaHenperwalter ernannt unb an.
9e,pieieu, bas ssmeinfame Gisentbum.
beifebeno in elmer Dampfmai6ine nebi
3ubebor, in Yelib 81 nebmen mno bi:
aui meitere Weiiunsen oes 8eribts ir
0eripabr 81 balten.
Sulia peter seeen 2orens Grieolep
Gin Geridtsbefebl sur yeSabluns Dor
$533.36 nebl aufgelaufenen 3inien 81
s Yrosent tpuroe erneuert.
s}obn Beaer eesen @bas. Cline II,
u. 0ertauf beitdtigt &C.
esobn 90. 9ite sesen Sennie 6ite.
Sem &ldser puroe bic nahseiuhtt
gbeideiouns bemilligt uno ibm Die Sb-
but iiber Iein Gino iibertragen, neil lei.
ne Srau ibre qfidten srobli1 pernaA=
ldiiist.
Sennie 9. 3eesan 9egen Srant S.
Gee0on. Ser &ld9erin wuroe Die naA=
iudte @beiheibung betpilliet auf @runr
srober pflibtpernadldiiisnn BON Sa=
ten hires 8atten.
G. s. Barter eegen %. s. @aEe.
Der MaHenoermalter. W. .. &enneop,
piro aneetuieien, Gin Snoentar aufSu=
nebmen, oas porbanoene @i9entlum 81
pertauien. unb beitebenoe Gontratte
aussufiibren.
Sobn %. yiron sesen SEQ. Nib.
bauab II. u. 8erfauf beitdtigt &C.
6. u. GearborH sesen 8. 9. Noams.
gebinsungstpeiie grneueruns zines
3ablunssbefebls fir 1910 uno Go=
fen erneuert.
Serielbe sesen Sobn Stt. BE.
bingunestpeiie Grneuerung zines 2ab=
lungsbefebls fiir $26.52.
Mlmeba Wbitman geaen 9apit
Wbitman. Ger &ldserin miro BIZ
nadseiudte gbeI6eiouns auf @runr
erauiamer 8ebanolnng betpilligt. Sc,
9lnsetlaate bat in orei 3ablunsen 5000
on bic Mdeerin gu besablen uno idbr=
lid $25 fir ben unterbalt bon pearl
Wbitman. Sie Sbbut iiber Die min:
oeridbrisen 8inoer wiro Der 8ldserir
iibertragen.
2eonaro Stabl aesen &obert &enoer.
Ser geriht bes MaNenperwalters, %.
W. Sraep, miro senebmiat uno oeriel.
be miro aneetpieien, bon benz @eloe,
oas er an 9ano bat, /. Die Soften 81
besablen, 2. bem Gld9er ben Setrae
Der ibm suseiproden luOrben 1T. uni
8. ben 3eit, tuenn etuas iibria, bat el
sleibmdbis stpiIden benz &ldaer uni
Dem Nn9etla9ten au pertbeilen.,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-06-30
epesiaIbcrfa,tf bei gurnibes ie'

epesiaIperfaaf bel gurniibes ie'
ben Samiiag. 10
- YrofeKpr Sohn g. 2ubns Sdul,
lit fir 4 Woden aefdloHen uno tpirt
am 26. Suli ipieber er0ifnet.
- Man tbue cine Sdii7el nit MaI
Ter in ben Sadofen, ipenn man elmer
SUDDEN badt. unb berlelbe miro ielter
anbrennen.
- Sn ben Observation-Disclosures II
Oenniipn i,no cine Mnsabl Der entlaiie'
nen grbeiter tuieoer anaeieat iporben,
uno eruartet man, bab in furser 3ei
alle g8erfltdtten tuieoer in beheren 8e,
trieb tonmen.
- 9lm borlebten Samitas rib tpdb.
reno zines beftisen Sturmes Der Sci.
tunssorabt Der eleftriihen StraBenbabr
in Canal Sooer uno traf i'm 6aller
brei pferoe. Sas erite, bem Maenus
Sdter 9eb0reno, ipuroe nur leidt Der.
lebt uno tonnte nah einiger 3eit bein
getrieben tperoen ; bon ben beioen an.
bern, gigentbum BON 6reo gIpenibieb.
wuroe oas cine iofort setOotet uno oas
anoere iblimm perleBt.
= Gin iuneer Mann Namens 6ran1
9ldaros, waro ont Samitas in u6.
ridspille perbaftet unb miro bei6ul.
oist, am 6reita9 Nbenb in @naoen.
biilten sipei ccnf0oerirte 6iinioonars=
noten peranssabt su baben, bic cine i'm
Store bon Greo. Spring, bic anoere III
Der 9lpotbete bon Otto 6rap. gr fubl
NIT einem gussp bon ubri6spille mad
Snaoenblltten une ein anoerer junee,
M}ann war in ieiner gegleitung, bod
fonnte big jebt nibt ermittelt tperoen,
Der iein ge9leiter ipar.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-06-30


Sn ct. Sobns, Stem Gunolanb,
1T am "a. Suni bic 400jdbriee Subel=
feier Der gntoedung bon @eu=GunoIanb
our1 Sobn Cabot am "a. SUM 1897
in erobartiser @eiie bssansen iporoen.
gs fanb cine parabe Der Greimaurer,
poliaei unb bes sseuertpebr Departe=
ments itatt unb am Nbenb ,puroe Elm
iebr prddtises Geuertuerf absebrannt.
gbenio batten atbletifde Spiele 1tattse=
funben. Die ameriianiiden. eneliiden
unb frana6fiden 2riegsidiffe betbeili9s
ten lid an Der Jeier. Sas amerifani=
fde 3riessidiff nMaKaduietts" purbe
bon Sauienben bef6tist.
sSn Wieres in @panien III es iiber
bic grb6bun9 Der Steuern auf 2ebens=
mittel gu beftisen Gdmpfen seiommen.
5000 Beraleute unb ipeniide 3ruppen,
betehenb aus gipilsarben unb benz
prin3en.3egiment, fdmpften nit eins
amber. 3pei ber Nufriibrer uurben
set6btet uno mebrere f9per unb piele
leidt berlebt. Muf 6eiten Der 9rup.
pen tpurben 2 Mann set0otet unb Tebs
rere nertuunoet.
gapitdn Georee 2eonarb. tpel1er
oas Rommanoo iiber bic Mili3 bate,
als bieielbe aui ben Wlob in llrbana
f4ob, tpel6er bas GefdnsniB ifiirmte,
TT nod llrbana auriidgetebrt. ct bat
iih ieit ber 3eit in Columbus oufse.
bolten. Das Gerebe, bab Der gapitdn
Gefobr laufe, tuenn ct na9 urbana jils
riidfebre, III unbe9rhnbet.
Mrin Dargrdbe, elm aebn Sabre
altes farbiees Wdo9en in Wofbington
9. o., n,o9te nit 2Oblen6l 1euer an,
tDobei bic Delfanne erplooirte unb bas
Md6&en 10 f&were Branbpunben ers
litt, baB man an ibrem Muffomnlen
jiueiftIt. Das 0aus brannte iamut
Snbalt brIIifdnbi9 nieber.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-06-30
6MS abgefatrett.

9orlebten 9ienitae Mbeno (21. Suni)
serietb S. &. b. gtieoerbeiier, sobr
bon 5. b. Nieoerbeiier in 8lates Drills,
Gonoufteur auf Der s. 8. & %. Glen.
babn, in Naparre, mo er einen 5radt.
aug beitei9en tpollte. nit einem SUB,
unter Die &dber bes 3uses. ST muir,
be na6 Maifilon sebradt, mo- ibm oi,
erite drstlihe 6iilfe gu She'll puroe.
gtieoerbeiier tuobnt in 2orain, bod
mar feline Grau gu Der 3eit, oa bas In
sliid iih ereignete. geraoe nit ibre,
Stieftohter in Sbornmrob parf be
Denniion auf Seiu6. Sic uuroe te.
lesrapbifd benadridtiat uno elite mod
am ndmli9en gbenb an Die Seite ibre!
8atten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-06-30
@robes Yies9tie D CT Sonnta8ss
gd1uIen Der NetboOiiten.

Sie SonntaeI6ulen ber Metbobi=
ltenfirhen bon Sem philadelphia,
llbri1spile unb Senniion tperoen am
Donnerltae, s. Suli, in &ummels
Wdloben an Der SEEM Ybilaoelpbia=
llbri1spiae Strabenbahn Elm erobes
semeinihaftlides Yie=gie perautalten,
Waeen aeben nod bem pic=Nie plabe
ab UNI $50, $50, 9.20, $50. 1920
unb 1880 8ormittass. 8efrorenes,
2emonabe &C. tpirb auf bem @runbe i'm
lleberf fluKe bereit eebalten. Nlle Mit=
slieoer unb 1reunoe oer Stride linb
eineelaben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-06-30

Die aonfirmanhen ginaen lebten
Sonntag in Der tatbolliden ct. ssoiepf
Stride in feierlider Weile gum abeno-
mabl.
13 neue Glieber purben lebten Sonn=
tag in bic ebanseliide ct. sSobannes
8emeinoe aufsenommen.
Gin iapaniider MiiIiondr miro an
Donnerstaa Ibeno in Der epan9eliider
ct. Sohannes Stride cine gaebe ube,
bic Siiel Sapan balten. gintritt lC
Gents.
Grieorid Miller bat am SamItao
einen Saumen gebrohen.
Sacob Sentes bat bic alte Sront ar
teinem Sebduoe bur1 cine neue erIebt.
Worm uno S9effer betreiben Elm M6.
bell unb 2eidenbeita eitatterseihdft in BEN
@ebGuoe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-06-30
u. g. 6. Slate.

Sebrer Cine vbilise" emailIirte
Briibpfanne foitet 80 Gents uno balt 8
Monate. Cine importirte Gtranstp
Stablpfanne foitet nur so Gents uno
hdlt 5 Sabre lang. Welde 1T bill.
Tiger ?"
Die aanae 2lafe: nStranstp Stabl=
tpaaren. bsnn bieie balten Sabre lang. "
9ebrer $50 besiebt man bieielbe ?"
Die &laRe: vSn Canal Doper nur
bel Brufs & Granb. 9
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-06-30
Sum- fGtparaen @auFjd.

Obises 1T bas S6ilb elmer Wirtb-
i9aft an go. 78 Widisan 5trabe,
@lepelano, tpel6e bon Saeob 3olIinser
betrieben ipiro. @dite finben bort
ftets oas beriibmte 8artbolomap Bier
an 3apf, iotuie bor5iiglide Weine unt
an6ere Betrdnfe aIler Nrt. @eihdftss
2und bon IL biz 2 lbr Nadmittaas.
@utes oeuti6es MittaaeHen bon IL bic
2 ubr. Is @ents. MbenbeHen bon
big s ubr, Is Gents. Wer bic Walo.
itabt befu6t, iollte nidt berieblen, i'm
ihwaraen Wa0fii9 ein3utebren.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-06-30
: 6ie3u cine 8eilase.

- Siesu cine Seilase.
DSeapeIdicr. 2 Gents per Gtiid,
Bel 8urnlioes. 10
- Ser tueibe 3lee iiebt gut unb Die
Bienensiihter erwarten einen rei6en
0onieertras.
GMrnjioc nerfauft IL nno Is
Gents 9apeteu Su 10 @ents per Spp=
pelrolle. 10
- Muf benz @ebiete Der 3oar 8e=
fellIhait murbe lebte Wode nit Dem
8obren nad Del besonnen.
- Ser gDeisen Hebt prddtis unb
ipirb cine Der beiten grnten erpartet,
bic man in Susearaipas @ountp nod
il sebabt.
- Sie uniper5itdt in Wooiier bat
0rn. Yfarrer s. 3. Stuff, friiber bier,
iebt in Malpern, O., ben Sitel zines
Softors Der Ybilolopbie perlieben.
0etmHt Gin gut seidulter beut.
iher eSunae, ober audi elm Maohen,
nm bas Sruderseibdft 3u erlernen.
Nadsufrasen III oielsr Office.
- Nm Sreitae, 2. Suli, miro in oer
bieliaen reformirten Stride BON einem
Sapaneien eine Gorleiung sebalten uno
ioute Niemaub peridumen, bieIelbe 81
beIu1su. gintritt Is Gents.
- Mm eamlia9 iprad Sobn WeI6=
Iiman in unierer Office Dor. Gr mar
beinabe erblinbet, 1T lebt aber, mad
elmer erfolsreiden Staroperation, lpie=
Der i'm pousn geIibe ieiner Sebtratt.
Wenn Der Stabtratb ben Gon=
trait fir bic gHaiieruns bes Yublic
Square persibt, iollte por slllem oar=
auf 8iiflidt 9enommen meroen. oaB
in erlfer 2inie bielige Nrbeiter beriif=
fidtist werben.
= Die Srau bon Safob 8eib an
Weif Srpnt Strabe itano leBte Wode
in 8efabr, Elm Nuae gu perlieren. inoem
ibr, tpdbrenb lie eineu Ofenoedel abbe'
ben tpolte, Elm beibes Sdiireiien in's
Muse orang. Gant raider dratlider
9iilfe 1T fie auf benz Wese Der 8ehe=
rung.
- Nm Nontas fiel eiti pfero Grieb=
rid Rappelers in cine Giiterne, beren
gebefung morih getporoen. @s ae=
lang nit pisler Miibe, bas pferb tpieoer
heraussusieben. inbem man cine Seite
Der Giiterne einriB uno 70 cine idiefe
gbene biloete. auf Der oas 9bier, tpel=
Dies ni6t freiipillis geben tpollte. ourd
anbere Pferoe berauseeSogen muroe.
- Bon bier Fnb folaenbe Semo=
fraten nod Columbus gereist, Inn
Der oemotratiidsn Staats=gonpention
beisnmobnen uno fir u. %. patrid
als Ganbibat fir @ouperneur 81 arbeir
ten. &idter s. $. Mitdea, 8idter
Sobn SO. 0easlep. Sas. 9. Yatrid,
u. Opes, Sos. Megullousb, Is. 0elm-
reid, M. &eam, s. s. Wilfin, Sobn
9onabep, 8. 8. pOrter.
- rniere 2eier perben Ii1 erin=
nern, baB Dor unsefdbr orei Wo6en
Mboiion gurseB unter Der slntlase oer-
baftet tpuroe, am 10. September 1891
bic Bride bel ben Sals,perten in 8rano
eefsdt su baben. Sn einem gerbOr
Dor Griebensridter 6iaper, tpel1es
lebte @ohe ftattfanb, fonnte Der Nnge=
flaste nun beiueiien. bab er sur 3eit,
als Dos Sseuer ausbrad, in Canal Dos
Der isiner Braut einen Beiud abftattete.
uno ct tpurbe entla1en. Sie Mntlaee
riibrte bon einem Gtreite atpil1en benz
Mneeflasten unb oeHen 8ruber iiber bic
6interlaHenidaft ibres 8aters ber unb
Inn &ade bafiir su nebmen, baB er,
tpie CT 9laubt, iiberportbeilt muroe, er=
bob 9enrp 8urseb bic Antlase sesen
Ieinen 8ruber.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-06-30
9amUa0M,a4.

allen benienisen, tpel6e ii9 an benz
1egrdbnihe meines Deritorbenen @atten
betbeiIi9t unb namentli9 ben 2ogen ber
Obj GeQotps unb ber Rniobts Of
pptbias. erildre i9 hermit meinen
bsr3li4en 0ant. Anna @r0ab.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-06-30
BrteNtNe.

Stir bic am 26. SUM enbenbt
Wode blieben fOlsenbe ni9t reflamirtt
griefe auf Der bieiisen poitoffiee
Maa Mcgusfep.
Millie Sobnion.
Neaa M. @routt.
Map Burner.
gmma Nelmrih.
Wr. W. u. @urrant.
wlr. Sim &eagan.
q. U. Dearborff, g. M.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-06-30
@eiratbsb e,ututeu,,a a en-.

Gas. Dart - pboebe Galbroitb.
Greo. 3 9oreler = Nbpro Geiier.
6. .. aenneop - Nebeceo sy.3berett
Q. .. &iee - Nnna M paee.
3ouis Menapaee - Waria syebei3e.
Hobert 8. RomiJ gmma VI. Genft
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1897-12-16
About Prohibition.

The Bangor Commercial of Saturday
last exploits the movement of Maine
citizens in petitioning the Governor to
order sheriff, and county attorneys to
enforce the Prohibitory law and gives
the following AS "What GOV. Powers
says relative thereto:
"Ihefe are certain contingencies that
arise, Whereby the Governor after com
plant ard hearing ON specific charge.
may remove an officer of the executive
apartment OF The STATE. So far | have
received no sueh complaint against any
officer, either sheriff or county ATTORNEY.
II any such complaint does come before
IN" assure the temperance people OF the
State of Maine that | shall eudeaVor TO
do my entire duty in the premises. in So
far as | am empowered by the statutes
Beyond doubt the liquor interests ia the
state are at the present time too bfaZeg-
~ assertiVe. The traffic is too apcu
All nay sympathies are with the Prohibi-
tory law notwithstanding this Temporary
nulliiicaton. see no good whatever in
the suggested compromise Of high
license. Did know that there would
be third more drunkenness under Pro-
hibilion than under license system /
would still insist tha' Maine can better
! serve the interests of temperance by
keeping rum under the ban of the law
than in having il sold according to law
and made recognized business. II is
apparent that the proper and the legal
move needs to be made at the present
time The temperance people no doubt
are sincere in the matter OF this petition.
! But | want 10 ask them and the people
of the State OF Maine this question
May there not be other citizens beside
the Governor of the State who have
duties and responsibilities in regard to
the better enforcement of the law And
have those citizens Il right to cali upon
| the Governor 10 move in the matter until
| they themselves have used the weapon
that the law has placed in their hands
and expects them 10 use honestly before
| they make app ais To the cXtcutiVtt'
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1897-12-16
A National University

The bill to establish the University of
he United States is again before Con-
grcsS. The till IN general terms provides
Tor an institution uf the highest possible
tYpr, tor The graduates of accredited
colleges aud universities only with
special reference 10 the work of original
research and Investigation in all impor-
tant fields of inquiry. The government
Is vested in a board of regents and
university council The board f regents
embraces the President of the United
States, the chief Justice Of the United
states, and the commissioner Of educa-
ton, The secretary Of the Smithsonian
institute, the president OF the National
Academy Of science, the president of
he National Educational society, the
president of the university and nine
other citizens to be appointed 10y the
President 10y and With the advice and
consent Of the Senate, no two of whom
shall be from the same State. The uni
yersity council is to have immediate
charge of the work of instruction, re
search and investigation.
It consists of the regents and II other
members, 10 be appointed by ten from
among the eminent educators with a like
impartial distribution. All courses and
officers of instruction are TO be deter
mined by The council. also ali regulations
governing the Internal management of
The institution. Neither srcretarian nor
political preference is to be allowed.
whether in the appointments or in any
of the operations of the institution. Au-
thority is given IT, establish with other
institutions Of learning such cooperative
relations as are deemed advantageous.
Provision is made for the use of what
is known "a "UnivcIsity Square" the
site get apart by Washington Tor uniVer-
eity purposes and lately occupied as the
naval observatory Congress is asked
now for but enough means to enable the
board Of regents to organize and pTacti-
Gully inaugurate the institution. Gifts
and requests are 10 be deposited 10 tn
United States treasury in trust and in
vested in bonds of the United States
bearing per cent interest.
The present bill is the outgrowth of
more than a hundred years of agitation
The thought of national university
first came to Washington While com
handing the Revolutionary army. Sub
sequently, as President. he repeatedly
urged its establishment and in his last
will and testament left 81. 900 in stocks
as first endowment, the interest to be
compounded. Had Congress fostered
the plan this sum would now be nearly
$1,000 600.
The idea thus cherished by the father
of his country was also Endorsed by
Presidents John Adams jefferson, Madi-
son, Monroe, John Quincy Adams ali
jackson, and in more recent years =,
President Grant and Hayes During al
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1897-12-16
Death of George T.. NIinot.


hoh' george T.. mlh't prominent
citizen OF Belgrade. died at his home IN
that town, Saturday last. aftera hrief m
ness of hut 4 as,s r,a E.,.,.,,...,.. D..
- ~ '''s ''U'
'i'' 'ias l''e io''o"Ihg sHe'eh OF III NJ .
George Evans Minot "as torn in M.
house where he died. Oct =. l-3e, bo-
ing the son II John :. Mlnof. Who Wa
born on the same firm ia the -ame hou,s
IN 1903. Mr.. Minoes home ha- alaat-
been III Belgrade. where he ht- been "a
leader IN town affairs and ali public eu-
terprlses' lie VA. educated At IN
common schools aud al Kent Ill. lie
held Tor humber OF year Zach the
town oihces 81 school supervisors town
treasurer ana s"Icciman. Away AN
active ana enthusiastic Republican he
was Tor many years al the head Of thu
town committee ana took prominent
part III county ana state peiitics. He
WAS m'm Il', OF the STATE senate -.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1897-12-16
SkOwhegan Grange.

The annual election of officers called
out more than an average in numbers at
the last regular meeting, Dec. &. One
application for membership was received,
and five candidates were voted in c. ID.
Muller having charge Of the finances, re-
ported the receipts aud expenditures
of the fair, showing that the Grange
realized, after paying all expenses, 800.
The following resolutions were unani-
mou,ly adopted:
Whereas, The citizens of Skowhegan.
and especially the business men have
most freely and generously contributed
to the great success that has attended
our fail, and
Whereas. 1t is our earnest desire to
recognize in some suitable manner our
appreciation of thu same. therefore, be il
ReSolred, That the officers and mem
bers of Skowhrgan Grange tender To all
who so materially assisted US, our sincere
thanks, and hereby pledge to them not
only our patronage, but our best wishes
for their prosperity.
ResOlred FURTHER. That it shall be our
constant aim TO maintain the agreeable
and friendly relations now existing be-
tween the Grange and our fellow citizens
of Skowhegan,
The election of officers for ls9S re-
suited rs follows:
Master, W. b. Whittier; overseer, II,
F. Parker; lecturer, Ella II. Crowell ;
steward, W. ID. Bradbury asst. steward,
+. j. kimball; chaplain, Mrs, &. b.
White; treasurer, L. d. Packard; secre-
tary, 5. f. Emerson gate keeper, d. G.
Spohord; ceres, Mrs. W. b. Whittier 8;
Pomona, Mrs. r. F, Parker; Flora, Mrs,
W. D. Bradbury; lady asst. steward,
Mrs. II. +. Homsted; ehorister, l. a.
Homsted; organist, Stella A. kimball.
Executive committee, y. A. Withee, G.
NJ Buzzell, Ansel Holway. The lect-
urer, asst. steward and secretary were
reelected. SECRETARY.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1897-12-16
China, Glassware and Vases.

We have handsome lot of China and Glassware. What
you buy preter than nicely decorated China Dish,
Cup and Saucer Plate have them in great variety In
Vases have pretty styles at low prices For very
little money you buy variety of styles of Glass Dishes
hard tell from The genuine glass. Water Sets SO,
o AID IS cents.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1897-12-16
Each Weeks Events



Arranged and Succinctly Told.
Events move so rapidly nowadays, so
many things of interest come up every
II hours that the busy man misses good
many of them, fails 10 hear of hen, or.
in the hurry of h 5 fl irs ovcrlooks the
reports of a large number which his daily
paper chronicles. Every once in a while
Ne sits back and wants TO know as quick
! rs may be what has happened Of i'm
poltarcc III c. he last hau Il chance To
pause. 1t is because of these conditions
that the weekly newspaper, the good
weekly newspaper, keeps so strong II
hole upon the people lh general
conspicuous among those papers
which merit the aeiecli,e good" is the
weekly edition Of the Boston journal.
The news of the world is there, Il record
of the important events that have come
To pts within the previous seven day 5.
carefully edited, shillfully arranged, so
that none of the readers time heed he
wasted in looking for what attracts him.
He has before him each week the sum
mary of the worlds history Tor that
time, and no one need feel that he Is be.
hind the times When he reads the Week
w Boston journal. Stanch in its adhcr-
enee TO Republican principles and strong
in their exposition, it holds firmly its
place in the hearts Of the people all over
the New England States.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1897-12-16
Books Books! Books!

We acknowledged headquarters for Chidren's Books
This year have done all previous efforts and have
complete line than BEFORE prices from cents to
SIoo Besides Chidrens Books we have very desirable
assortment OF Bound Books Is and IS cents One lot
of about 200 Cloth Bound Books at o cents each