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The Somerset reporter., 1898-12-29

Don't let her stun YOU
OOK OUT for the first signs OF
L. impure blood-Hood's Sarsaparilla
is your safeguard. 1t will purify,
enrich and vitalize your BLOOD.
wiggles: Lend me ten dollars. will you,
WagglesY" WaggIes: "Sorry, old man, but l
can't do it this tilse. You see. I've got three
dollars loaned already, and IT. ] should lend
out"
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Distressing Kidney and Bladder disease re-
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in relieving pain In bladder, kidneys and back,
in male or female. Relieves retention OF alter
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Sold by Horatio W. Cushing, Druggist,
107 Water St. Skowhegan. Ne.
Mrs. Bingf: ~ want to send my cousin
Christmas present as remembrance. Some
thing hat as no value" Bingo: why don't
you send her that progressive euchre prize
you won the othe- nightf"
For Over Fifty Years.
MRS. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP has been
used for over fifty years by millions OF moth
ers for their children while teething, with
perfect success. 1t soothes the child, seftens
the gums. allays all pain, cures wind collie and
is the best remedy for Diarrhoea. 1t will re-
lieve the poor little sufferer Immediately.
sold by Druggists in every part Of the world
Twenty five cents a bottle. Be sure and ask
for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup" and
take no other kind. .1y38
Mrs. Holmes: "You ought to be ashamed OF
yourself. We are all sent into the world for
some useful purpose" The Tramp (humbly.(
-"Yes'm. think must have been intended
to use up cold victuals."
Distressing Stomach Disease
Permanently cured by the mastery powers of
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world Of stomach weakness and Indigestion.
The cure begins with the first dose. The relief
it brings is marvellous and surprising. 1t
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matter how long you have suffered. your cure
is certain under the use Of this great health
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Sold by Horatio w. Cushing, Druggist,
107 Water st. Skowhegsn. Me
"Why do you think there will be no steam In
the radiators when you reach your Officer
| Has there been breaking down of the heat
ing apparatuss" mo, but this is . cold morn
ing"
The Somerset reporter., 1898-12-29

And now 1t is reported that q st. Louis
woman died from pneumonia contracted while
attending faith-cure meeting.
Accidents come with distressing frequency on
the farm. Cuts, bruises, stings, sprains DR..
Thomas Electric Oil relieves the pain instant
ly. Never safe without 1t.
mo, l can't afford to call at the Utah con-
gressmAAs." "Why notf" at takes SO many
cards."
Rev John Reid, Jr., of Great Falls, Mont,
recommended Ely's Cream Balm to me. ] can
emphasize his statement, 1T Is positive cure
for catarrh II used as directed.'-Rev. Francis
W. Poole, paster Central Pres. church, Helena,
Mont.
After using Ely's Cream Balm six weeks be-
lieve myself cured Of catarrh.-Joseph Steward,
Grand Ave., Buffalo. N. Y.
100. trial size or the &c., size or Ely's Cream
Balm will be mailed. Kept by druggists. Ely
Bros, 90 Warren st., N. Y.
The Somerset reporter., 1898-12-29

Missionary Uncle: "Has mamma ever told
you where you will 60 II you are good boyf"
Willie: "Sure! she's goin' to take me to see
Dewey-when he comes home"
II had running itching sore on my leg. Suf
fered tortures. Doan's Ointment took away the
burning and itching instantly and quickly eff
fected permanent cure" G. W. Lenhart, Bow
ling Green, o.
He: love you.
She: Oh, is that its l was afraid you had
the jaundice.
Half the ills that man is heir to come from
indigestion. Burdock Blood Bitters strength
ems and tones the stomach; makes indigestion
impossible.
HE died OF Q complication Of diseases,
didn't her, "No. He had only one doctor"
It's the little colds that grow into big colds
the big colds that end In consumption and death.
Watch the little cslds. Dr. Woods Norway Pine
Syrup.
The Somerset reporter., 1898-12-29

The secret of producing choice bacon
lies in the feed trough. If any one
doubts this, let him put two Poland
China, Berkshire, Chester White, Duroo
Jersey or any of our recognized breeds
of hogs in two different pens, feed one
all the corn he can eat until fat, and
the other boiled potatoes, milk, barley
or wheat ground fine and some peameal
until fat tthe old country way. Kill
both, put i'll dry salt for six or seven
weeks, then take out and wash and
hang it up in the kitchen or drying
house until thoroughly dried, then cut
off good big chunk and boil it, let it
stand till cold, then cut off few slices
and you will see the corn fed meat is
not so firm, is more oily and not SO
many streaks of lean as meat fed on
barley, potatoes, milk, etc., and this is
all the difference you or any one else
can detect. American Swineherd.
The Somerset reporter., 1898-12-29

FIJI st Goose: "Mrs. Farmer said today that
was getting nice and fat" Second Goose:
Don't let her stun you"
The Somerset reporter., 1898-12-29

4 OOK OUT for the first signs OF
II impure blood-Hood's Sarsaparilla
is your safeguard. 1t will purify,
enrich and vitalize your BLOOD.
The Somerset reporter., 1898-12-29

Wiggles: Lend me ten dollars, will you
Waggies9" Waggles: "Sorry, old man, but
can't do it this tilse. You see, I've got three
dollars loaned already, and II should lend
you ten, it would make just thirteen dollars
out"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-10
KILLED BY AN ELEVATED TRAIN.

A MAN Rim OVER IN NTNTH-AvE. NEAR THE
FORTY sECoND-sT. STATION
Close TO the Forty second-st. station OF the Ninth
ave elevated railroad a was run over ny an
engine on the uptown track last night and killed
There Is considerable uncertainty as TO how ne
came 70 be on the track. and good explanation Is
forthcoming.
When the rush time over. and there were
few persons on the uptown side of the station
Dennis Donovan the ticket-chopper, left his oox
and walked up and down by the platforms edge A
train had zone by FIVE minutes before ana as Dono-
van looked south he saw another train approach
Ing and in the dim light saw man wing on the
,rocL thirty feet 70 the south ~ tho station There
u,aa M time ,or the tcket-chopper 70 reach the
man for tho glare Of the headlight on the a1proacn-
ing train was already the station so Donovan
d,d o he could and that 10 cry our Wildly
waving h,s hands above his head. In the hope OF at
troc,ine the attention Of the engineer Inc iat'er
h.rd tho shouts and pressed forward the lever out
u was roo late for the engine was ALREADY on ''e
,-os,r,ts man The wheels passed over him. ana
the mans head and legs were ground 10 puiP ''
,ore the engine could be stopped
rbero was considerable excitement among inc pas
sengors m tho train when IT was known tnaI a
man had been killed In nc mus, 81 3ho W., rain and
tho body was pulled out from peneasn ~ b coas,icror
w tll' c,oosnr yere arrested At the West rorty-
snventhst station Conklin was neId 10 a"n.o , %
action of the Coroner The deau In Ia az ~ nocke,
No. ',o,,rd n cord Of the Hold Elevator mon ndir
o N patrick Farley The police neiieve III ~ - =
tho name of the dead man ana ing ne Ir he
toTa and was unconscious when ConKnn ''i'" i'''
him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-10
~ IcED INVENTORS DEATH.

MA body or Samuel q. Rockwell sevent"-two
laws o-d Law in the Hudson Street Hospital last
r,gb, awaiting claimant The old man. VINO was
.ou.-,v a wor-to-do butter and cheese merchant
so,.oun died In hopes OF recruiting his lost fort-
r.s FOR TWO years he had lived A. Muller's Hotel
NJ Q. Park Row About two weeks ago Rock"ei
zoo. ~ his bed and finally became so III that on
coturdav last ne was removed TO Hudson street
tJosnital IN an ambulance. He passed away there
lac, eveninr with no one but the hospital attaches
near him.
To-day his body will he sent TO the Norgue ana
,,nIess claimed by friends relatives Will be buried
IN potter's Field al the city's expense
Rockwell was an inventor. and AT Mulers Hotter
Tho clerk said that he was awaiting prohtaole re-
turns from a patent smoke consumer which the
United States Government had been experimenting
unon FOR some time and had only recently reported
favoraby upon and adopted ~ co
He was It is stated by h. {. putnam, or NO -
PARK Row owner Of patents In several roresn couh-
tries and part owner here. also, IN m improved tu
bular boiler az well gas and steam ranges ana
heaters. ,..,- ~ =, 80. $3.50
For years the Sheriff OF Oneida County.
His only known relative Is a married daughter Nv
ing in Red Bank n. J. Mr.. Putnam who mas given
Substantial financial aid 10 Rockwell telegrapned 10
the Red Bank police yesterday TO Try to ma the
dead mans daughter. /,
A man named Bellmore. OF Harlem Is sald 70 De
interested In Rockwers patents and lhoTnas Miller
q Son of No i0S Centre-st.. are believed 10 nave
drawn up several specifications for MS inventions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-10
-.pAIN RECALLS DE LONE.
continued from flrst page.

-,,o., lions as may he found desirable between
con'i,.n governments in the transaction Of their
the 20 Whenever e Is your pleasure TO depart
nusI 49, United States am instructed to furnish
from Tho usual facilities. and with that view
you We 10 inclose a passport in the customary
form.
,or5 Sackvne left Washington Immediately
,no,, that date. October 30, lSSS until late
" no snring Of 1889. the British Government
~. ranresented here only by a Charge. sign
', ,,o d,spleasure with which ii viewed the
.-oa,uent of It's Minister
THE CASE OF MINISTER THURSTON.
s,ul later case in which the recall Of a for
~, Minister who had given umhraGe 10 the
orrr,ent here was demanded by the Presi-
,.,, was that Of Lorrin A. Thurston. Of Hawaii.
,u,,s.er Thurston was called TO the state De
.-,,nent early In 1895 by Secretary Gresham.
Tho showed him some unpublished typewriter
.racts from letters from Hawaii bearing
:, annexation and asked point blank If
:. had furnished them for publication.
AZ Thurston declined to answer and Secre-
,orv Gresham from that moment declined
- recognize Mr.. Thurston. instructing Min
,s,sr Willis 10 inform the Hawaiian Govern
rosnt that the United States desired Mr.. Thurs
sons immediate recall. This was met by "A
cror,pt acQuiescence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-10
RESULT OF YEw-YORK TOWN ELECTIONS.
DEMOCRATIC GAINS REPORTED IN SEVERAL
COUNTIES

Syracuse. Feb. s--By the election OF ten Repub-
leans and nine Democrats Supervisors In tho
towns OF Onondaga County yesterday the Democrats
gain six and the full Board stands twenty-three
Republicans to fifteen Democrats. The Mckinley
League claims five OF the Republicans. and already
is talking OF combining with the Democrats. MAX
ing twenty in all. and controlling the Board
Gloversville Feb. e-In the town elections yes
terday the Democrats gained one Supervisor. The
next Board will stand: Republicans. 10; Demo-
Gratis. s
Gouverneur. Feb 9-Complete corrected re-
turns from 81. Lawrence County make the Board
of Supervisors stand thirty Republicans 10 Ave
Democrats a gain Of two for the latter The
vote throughout the county shows a large per
centage OF Democratic gains but they are OF little
political significance as party lines were not close
Is drawn.
Corning Feb 9-The BOARD OF Supervisors
elected in Schuyler County yesterday stands four
Republicans and four Democrats. a gain Of one
and four Republicans were elected. net gain or
two for the Democrats. In Tioga County the Re-
publicans gained. carrying eight towns while tho
Democrats carried one.
Clean. Feb. 9-The municipal election yesterday
resulted in a Democratic victory. q II. Strong
Democrat was elected Mayor by l57 majority Tho
Republicans elected one Supervisor, one Alderman
and TWO constables The Of the ticket went
Democratic Mr. Strong will be the first Demo-
cratic Mayor the city has ever had
Salamanca, Feb s--The entire Republican ticket,
with the exception OF Town Clerk elected yes
terday. VrceIand for Supervisor had ZS majority.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-10
RLANCO RETURNS TO HAVANA.
OFFICIALS AND NEWSPAPER MEN GREET
THE CAPTAIN GENERAL

Havana Feb. 9-Captain-General Blanco'
with his aids and staff and a number OF news
paper correspondents. arrived at o'clock this
afternoon at the villa Nueva station from
Ratabano Senior Gavez. President or the
Council Of Secretaries General Pando. num-
Der of other generals. the civil and military
authorities and delegations representing the
volunteers and the principal political organiza-
lions received him at the station.
CAPTAIN General Blanco arrived yesterday at
Cienfuegos Province Of Santa Clara from
Sagua Ia Grande. He was received In the
usual manner by the authorities of the differ
ent towns he visited. and was met by crowds
OF tho railroad stations At CienfuegoS the
local Autonomist Committee. well as the au-
thorities, received the Captain General, who
embarked there at II o'clock last night for IA
yana being accompanied TO the wharf by the
volunteers with music and a large crowd or
people who cheered him on his departure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-10
INCORPORATE AT ALBANY.
any. Feb. a-The following stock companies

Albany Feb. a-The following stock companies
were Incorporated to-day:
n u Chandler & Co, Of New-York City. 70
AIRY On a carpenterng business: capital stock,
a. go. directors Robert Nice. Robinson, OF Jamaica
chandler, OF Crawford ". J.. and W. NJ
sage OF New-York city.
Tho Alaskan Gold Dredging. Mining and Pros.
necting Company. Of Buffalo. TO search for and
mto god in Alaska: capital stock. s2b ONO directors
r ~ q Johnson. Joseph f. TAdue, Michael Mack
=; PnoaIo. Richard Barthold OF NewYork City.
and c. b. Sharp. OF Austin. Penn
The T. g Stetson Company. Of New York CITY TO
AL in drugs: capital stock 1900; directors. e a.
WiIier David De Wolf Viewer. Henry Leslnsky, O.
City q E'''''' ~
Tho Fru,n- Rambrick Paving Company. OF New
III, co.. IN initial stock $500 900: directors. W: H.
StS ~ {, louis and s. 9. Martin and william
~ Martin of New-York City.
The ". II. Trip Advertising COMPANY, OF New,
civ capitai stock so 600 directors. William
II Trpp' OF Crawford. \: j.. and w benton Crlsp
and Morris Cooper, of New-fork CITY
Tho Fulton Telephone Company: OF Fulton Os-
eco County capital stock slo,Vo: dlrec,ors,
Te6ox smith and J. p Whitake,r' Gr r Msw sties
1'uv. George r. Webb. J I. 'urus' rrahoiS '''
and F. j. Sage. OF Fulton.
u williams & Co. Of NewYork City. TO deal
't,rber. capital stock. $4,000; directors. ., n
WiiIiams Of brooklyn. and H. + " heeier; Il .;
". Reynolds. r. =. D''' ~
New York city.
ri. cioyorsville and Klondke Gold Mining COM
Inc ~ GioyersvllIe TO mine for gold In Alaska
pai, s,ock t2 900. directors. James nun
rap proorest Joseph Holland, F. 3 Doe ana Da"ie'
Iif;,in,enhere all of Gloversville
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-10
NAY AMEND THE RAINES LAW.
TRYING TO GET THE GOVERNORS CONSENT TO
CHANCES.

TRYING TO GET THE GOVERNORS CONSENT TO
CHANCES
Albany. Feb e-Senator White. OF Onondaga
bas IN his possession a bill 10 amend the Ranes
law. and has had several conferences with the
Governor on the subject Mr.. White approached
~ coverror on the same subject last year. hut
Mr. BLACK then positively refused to give his mp
nrovaI 10 any amend .lent to the Ranes law. This
wear he Is hestating This amendment Is almost
identical with the bill introduced by Assembly
roa. Rondv Of Onondaga. two years ago. and pro-
vtdes half-rate license for places selling beer and
aIe onIv. but makes 1t felony for persons secur-
ing half-rate licenses 10 sell distilled liquor FIX
c,se Commissioner Lyman is not In favor or the
o,d,en, Alfred r. Page. counsel for the
branch Of the Excise Department In New York
civ was here yesterday in consultation with MT
LYMAN and strongly urged the Commissioner 70
,avor some changes in the Excise law that would
.,aa.o tho neonle In the arge cities OF the State.
r. tho Governor approves OF the White bill 1t VIII
10 Introduced simultaneously In both houses. MI.
pondv taking charge Of II in the Assembly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-10
RICHMOND BOROUGH HAPPENINGS.

John CoN Of Tompknsve. was arrested yester-
dav charged with breaking into the locker OF the
schooner Chevalier. owned by Robert McRoberts
living at Bechtels Basin, Stapleton, and stealing
quantity OF provisions Cofr admitted his guilt. and
said that he was driven TO commit the theft. being
hungry and penness.
A team of horses attached TO Junk wagon owned
by James sciavano Of Newborn. became fright
ened at trolley-car in the Richmond Road at
that place yesterday afternoon. The horses ran
AWAY and dashed along the road to Concord. dis
lance OF four miles where they were stopped.
George W Stake. lawyer and taxpayer OF
Stapleton, Richmond. applied 10 Justice Gaynor IN
the Supreme Court in Brooklyn yesterday for an
oraor compelling George Brandt. Deputy Collector
OF Taxes and Arrears in Richmond. TO receive his
taxes al the amount called for by his assessment
and less the penalty OF per cent now demanded
by the Tax Department, Of the city on all taxes in
Richmond: 49,. -. 81.
by Mr.. Stake at the old village hall in Stapleton
yesterday morning He offered 10 pay the amount
Of ,be tax s Collector Brahd acting
Under instructions from the Controller, refused 70
accept the amount Unless 'n afvcr pei staka rc
fused to pay the penalty and then proceeded TO
Oi LIE ,aY lew Of Richmond County should have
been approved by the old Roard Of Superysors pc
fore December sS T. nf I lafe on 10 So night of
December 81. This made 1t Impossible foI nc TAX
TTaTcs became pa abe at par January There
was no one receive the money Inc necessary
Sas We're h named GHd p4orsca With the collection
taxes there was a vast amount OF preliminary Work
to done in ont me accounts 6ond
issues and other accounts turned over 10 the repre-
senaves Of The ConroeT ny 6 'n nd y or nf
business This work Is not wholly completed as
yet on Tbrsr hers o1 wa" hsyns s 10 eaG TO- pav
Taxpayers throughout the borough claim this Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-10
RILLS IL BOTH HOUSES.

Albany. Feb. 9-The following bills have been
introduced in the Senate and Assembly:
BY Senator Higbie Amending the game laws by
providing that no dyestun, coal tar, refuse from
gashouses sawdust. shavings, tanbark, lime or
OF her deleterious or poisonous substances shall be
thrown into the waters OF the State In any guam
Nv Senator DEMONSTRATING that any person
owning any tree. shrub OF plant afflicted with the
10 the Commissioner OF Agriculture. at Aibany,
who shall send competent persons 10 assist IN the
Nv Senator notwithstanding veterans Of
the war OF the Rebellion from jury duty. .
BY Senator Parsons-A revision or his Dii pfoVlo-
Ing uniform regulations affecting bicycles
BY Senator Brush-Amending the New.fork CITY
charter in regard TO tie registration OF pharma-
csts, by providing that any person, twenty.one
wears Of age, who has had four years practical
Experience. shall be entitled TO be registered ana
prescribing the regulations Tor registration Ihets
stau he TWO grades of licenses estabshed-that OF
nharmacist which confers on the hcentiate the
privilege of carrying on the practice OF pharmacy
as q propretor and that OF assistant pharmacist,
which entities the holder to retail medicines ana
moisons but not TO compound physicians prescrip-
labelling of poisons and the registering OF all
sales and establishes penalties FOR the violation OF
ne3aitv is so three-hfths of which is 10 be paid
70 the college of Pharm9Gy In NeW, York ana "a two S
a I's az. ,,blisbmGnt of a library fund
Nv Mr. Murphy after june l. 1898.
80: ,ndi,.idual or corpora ton from demanding or
receiving toll or other charges from any person
Tor driving on the public highways. or riding driv-
a., or walking over any bridge OF the state Cor
,nn1ations affected by the act may present claims
Tor Compensation due them through the termlna.
s,U comnensa ton i'm excess Of the par value Of
The capital stock. The territory WITHIN the limits
OF Network city is exempted from the provisions
Oh nv Mr. Pickett-Authorizing the State SuPerin-
t,irIrod ronvicts confined In Clinton Prison In the
,npnvement Of the highways between the prison
ana the y'se 90 or team h oers aha
iooie and other expenser OF carrying on the work
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-10
SENSITIVE ACTONOMISIS.
IMAGINED A SLIGHT FROM AMERICAN
OFFICIALS.
AN INCIDENT OF THE NAMES EXPERIENCE AT
HAvANA-MAKING MUCH OF THE FRENCH
VISITORS THE PORT


VISITORS TO THE PORT
rsY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
Havana. Feb s. via Key West. Fla. Feb g.
The essence Of the political situation Is simple
Captain General Blanco has achieved no tangible
results during his Journey in the island. In weak
ening the instruction by persuasion General
Pando. next in rank. and commanding the FORCES
in the Eastern provinces. has achieved no military
results Pando came ahead of Blanco. TO prepare
for the Captan-Generars reception here. He called
the newspaper proprietors before him and warned
them against printing anything that might he
construed indicating the failure or autonomy
Special precautions were taken to forestah evil
dence Of the public disappointment Havana on
the surface is tranquil. 1t awaits Madrid's com
uent on the prospects at the Palace. since Biancos
return
ridiculous fuss has been made by onciaIs mere
over q supposed slight TO the Autonomst Cabinet
by Consul General Lee and Captain Sigsbee' OF ire
Maine Much has been made over the oincers OF
the French cruiser Dubourdieu. which arrived on
Sunday After paying their respects to the Acting
Captain General. Parade. the officers were pre-
scented to the Autonomist Cabinet, which was eX-
tremely gratifed. Further social courteses are 10
follow and these. IT is said. are meant to snow the
Governments resentment toward the Names on
GERS When the Maine arrived General Lee ad-
dressed a note 10 Secretary General Congosto ask
ing to whom the official call should he paid CON
gosto replied that it should he to Parade. Acting
Captain General in Blanco's absence General Lee
accordingly escorted Captain Sigsbee to the palace
and A call was made on Parade subsequently
the Consu-General escorted General Parade on
board the Maine. This was supposed to meet all
the requirements Of official etiquette until the
Autonomist Cabinet discovered that II had been
sighted.
The incident as to the Maine is not in itself I'm
portant but may become so, because other Ameri-
can warships are expected TO visit Havana Not,
probably that the Autonomist Cabinet should
he considered as entitled to special con-
sideration The Autonomist DEGREES promulgated
bv the Spanish Government make the Captain
General the Viceroy OF the Crown and the supreme
representative of Spsins authority The officers OF
the Maine say that neither naval regulations nor
practice requires the offcial call 10 he made on
subordinate body such the Autonomist Cabinet
when there is a superior power. When the German
cruisers Gnesenau and Charlotte were In the mar
bor their call Of official etiquette was made on the
CAPTAIN General. end not on the Autonomist Caoi-
net