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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-16
Registrars: AMERICAN LOAN & TRUST ".
Fiscal Agents JOSHUA BROWN & Gu.

ZINC Investments are placed on the 1857 ho'eS-e
% other legitimate and reliable stocks Splendid Po"'
have been made by careful investors whose "aI''
never associated with speculative enterprises. Inc ~
rnent Of chance 50 prominent in the average mining
venture IL practically eliminated in the purchase OF ZINC
shares Of a sound company. operating IN the "'S'
Kansas district for the following reasons;
FIRST-Tbe Missouri-kansas District con-
trolls the Zinc output OF the "oriu'
and the IL three times ~ NV"
in pure Zinc that found In my
other Zinc district in the worIu'
sECOND-The many new uses Tor H'"c'
which Insure a good market h"o !"
fair price for all that can De pro-
duced.
As Copper Is the positive metal in the electric he'' "
&. Zinc the negative metal and It's use is aosueN '
ssransabe In the production and distribution OF r'ee
tricitv and in all electrical enterprises
Unlike Copper there waste product IN ENC "e'
being no such thing Zinc scrap Zinc being eaten w
or yar,,rized and leaving no residue.
The possibilities u Zinc investments not only mer'
The confederation Of every investor but have arse' '
enthusiasm Of every man who has personally investigated
them
Given a company with moderate capita zA''o"' ".
cornue,ent management and It's success Is certain Su'
company We present T. in the Boston i'i'ue '''
1t,o fo,,rarv u-rose stock We nov offer Al par.
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A ENTERTAINMENTS and subscriptions FOR The Tribune
~ received II their Uptown once No. i.242 Broadway
"a door north OF 3ist-st until o'clock advertise
ents received following branch Offices al regular
once rates O'Clock p via 254 shave 8 e.
cor I'd st 1872 shave 18th Mays d'h-AVe
and i4h-st: Ia2 Columbus-aye. Vest e6hs, lyo
West 42d St 9Th 80 East i+th-u: 81 west
42d 7th and sth l59 East 9th ST. lSSs
sd-avs.. between 18th and 77,h lO2s Sdavs near
6ist-st / Tos ssth-st.; $50 3dave. near
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$1,000 PER SHARE,

pr.u Aug lst lSlH. az which time the price VIII oe
advanced 10 SlOO and recommend IT. purchase - III
absolutely sound and safe investment yeldlhs lilBe
a. -. ,r,rs
since the Incorporation % this Company IL mas iore
,ba doubled lis holdings Zinc lands and us earnings
ar showing constant increase r--..
bss fust secured he Mine al Galena Kansas
which alone adds so 90 net per annun 10 ne com
uany's revenue. beginning July lHt. 1883 80, a.,
The company now paying one per cent Hoi.hg ul'l
bends beside accommodating surplus of over Ss"pV on
nusI which warrants the assumption thai The present
handsome rate " dividend Will be- Increased during he
year.
st,cLhoIder. Of record the 18th of each
month receive the monthly dividend on the
first of the succeeding month.
Checks made payable p the Companys Fiscal Agent
- below must accompany applications 10 secure allot
men Certificates " STOCK viii be- delivered on receipt OF
annli.aon and check Subscription forms and full ~
formation mailed request Or can De obtained Al the
Office " the Fiscal Agents.
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new YORK CENTRAL.
Trains arrive at from urand central ss.p0'
HARLEM DIVISION

HARLEM DIVISION.
e.l@ A. NJ. and o.55 r 81. Day.. except sunday. 70
Ptsneld Sundays only & go A. NJ.
Wagner Palace all through trains
Trains Illuminated with Pintsch Light
Ticket oficee ll3. 26l. Alb and 1915 Broadway.
Union So. W. 235 Columbus ave, CT West 18th
l25th ST and i3sth ST stations New YORK 33s and 70
Fulton St. and I04 Broadway. Z. D.. Brooklyn
Telephone ''279O Thirtyeighth street. FOR New rors
Cab Service Baggage checked from hotel %
residence by Westcott Express Company.
GEORGE n pANIEr-S General Passenger Agent
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Lehigh Valley Railroad.

Stations foot Of West 2rd Cortlaudt and Desbrosses
Streets tPeuna. l. X Ferries
Time West gsrd Street Other figures Cortandt OF
D.sbros.es streets. Daily except sunday. sunday
Only Otner trains daily. sunday leaieso.S. esun
dsyleave.s g. \ sunday leaves rs. .,
f.655 100 A NJ. LOGS, Tor kAsIoN. -
4 81 S.OS A. NJ For BUFFALO, NiAGARA
FALLS and West, and principal oca. points Parlor
And Dining Car Connects for toal Branches.
+'II.55 1900 Noon. BLACK DIAMOND
ExoRESs" nandsOmest irain IN TIE Eorld LIN
red 10 sealing capacity Due Buffalo siS = NJ com
nsctng with through seepers Detroit and Chicago.
--.-s For WILKES BARRE,
'1s.1J, 90 = VI SCRANTON Goal Branches
et'3.55' 4.Os p NJ. and Intermediate points.
~.lJJ 5.1JPM. Local for MAJ CT thl N.
.,ty0 it0 NJ Local Tor UGH CHUNK.
"a ~ 6IoPM Local Express for EAsTON
= St y6OS 2 NJ For BurAO and points West
Through Sleeplng Cars 10 chicago and Toronto.
.,55 800 r M. Express for BUFFALO ana
TORoNfO None but Sleeping Car passengers csrrie9-
1923 1890 :. NJ. FortrHACA. ROC HEsIEf-
BUFFALO aud West. Sleeping ars % hicsgO- -,
SOIL TIL PLA TNFIELD and Rot Nd Bkllok tocA
daily except sunday 'l0p 70, l0oAM '2@5, 2S 'f.S'
az - and 81 2 VI. .,,s *, soo
rick4t. and Pullman accommodations az ll5. <bl' ~
s55 s!l and ga broadway, . Union square West ~
Colnubus Ave y y. 80 ulton -, our 81 F"
Broatwsy ana Brooklyn Annex rtaiion brooSyn,
y y Transfer 90. Will call FOR zid curcA passAss
from note! or residence through t0cestinatloh'
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ERIE RAILROAD.

Thruul Trims leave NeW-York, foot Of Chambers ST.
a. fouows and i've minutes earlier from West 20
8vOO A. M.-Vesubued Express daily for BinshAInton
Waverly Elmira Buffalo. BRADFORD jamestown. ArriNs
Buffalo 5 =. II. Parlor car 70 Buffalo. ,,.-,.-...
DiIS A. M.-Daiy. except Sundays 20 Blhshainiton
Owego. Waverly, Emlra and Delaware Valley points.
Daily to Port Jsrvis and Monticello F1i'n'A" f''''
Cara. -. Gil.
train Cleveland 7:iO n NJ Chlcaso
p n sisepers Chicago. Cleveland and Cincinnati
Dining Car. .,-.,,,.. u,.n-...
1880 r. M.-Bualo and Cleveland Yestiogled express
daily. Arrives Buffalo 90 A. NJ, BradfOna 20 n ~
TOO \. N. Youngstown 10. y NJ Ky.
'Nnd ~ 80 p. N. Seepers 10 Buffalo and Cie's'@"'' ~
Library Car. ,..-- ,.,.v.-,y
etIS p. M-DalIy solid train for Binghamton WaVery;
Emlra and Chicago Slsspers 10 bunao Sh'ess' "-'
Cincinnati Dining Car. ..-o x,,,,,N.N 40
YTyICKETs LOCAL TIME CARDS AND POlsi,n - -.
CORPORATIONS az III iiS 2ol tVi ana 20. asS
St Chambers and West 23ist. ferries. New-fork $50
and Fulton-st 9s Broadway, Brooklyn; lzz
90 calls and checks baggage from hotels and resi-
dencs4
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Philadelphia. May 90 1899
TO THE HOLDERS OF THE SECURITIES OF
THE KANSAS CITY. PITTsBURG GULF


Your deem essential for the preservation
Of value OF yolr securtes.- g.,
Firs-That the securities covering the main line ana
and Port Arthur terminals De nov merged
and consolidated under one management
second-That such management be independent and In
alone.
Your property is OF great II has assured and
large earning power. It's present financial cond-
ton s due familiar and which II would
be dricult avoid. II the work were now 10 Ne
again.
In the consolidation expect 20 receive
support OF foreign holders Of all OF the
ane ed foreign holdngE We informed q
Of whole Pending the preparation OF the
plan Of reorganization advise holders 10 refrain from
their securities with COMMITTEES IN this
country. experience Of OF our fellow bond
holders has that deposit bonds than 10
get them back
Your the holders OF the securities OF the
main line and terminal companies 70 furnish their ao-
dresses OF their respective holdings -
the Chairman Equitable Trust Company OF Phia
depha They will thereafter be directly and promptly
Informed plan ready for publication and VIII
be made acquainted with It's provisions
WILLIAM y. HARHITN, Chairman
ID. n. BAKER (DultfmOre).
AUGUST HECksCHEk tSew-NOrkD
EDW'D WAGNER Berlin, Germany
SAMUEL n. sHIPLEf
sILAs W. PETIT.
WINTHROP SMITH.
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JOSHUA BROWN & CO., Bankers,
80 State St, Boston.
As and At Wall ST., New York
TO THE HOLDERS OF THE
STOCKS AND BONDS
OF THE
Kansas CITY, Pittsburg & Gulf K. K. Co.

p,,,her sepo.its IL stocks bonds named will
n. received by The Mercantile Trust Company OF the
CIV Of New York further notice. under an agree
man, copes Of which Dc obtained at the ONCE "
the Trust Company.
Securities may be withdrawn by non-sssentng depos-
tor. II the Plan OF Readusment shall not prove to be
satisfactory to them
An amount equal 20 the interest maturing April is|
1883 will De advanced 10 depositing bondhoders
The Committee Of the opinion that n Intelligent
plan Of Resdjustment be formulated until physical
examination showing needs Of the property and an
examination @; the shall have been completed
The result Of Examinations will form proper basis
for plan Until changes in the personnel OF
this Committee and Recevershp. satisfactory arrange
.n,s could not be made such examinations. A. ths
r.ou.st Of and In conjunction with the representa- yes
OF the Amsterdam bondhoder expert accountants haYs
been appointed examine the books and accounts an1
an expert has also been appointed for the physical e1-
animation The plan will be formulated as soon as these
examinations shall have been completed
Negotiable receipts will be issued by The Mercantils
Trust Company and application for their listing on the
New York stock Exchange will be made IN due
ERNST THALMANN. Chairman.
LOUIS FITZGERALD.
T.. II. HARTMAN,
j. LOWBER WELSH.
JAMES sTILLMAN.
GEORGE COPPELL.
W. l.. BULL,
W. T.. GLYN.
" C. CULVER. Counsel.
ALVIN w KRECH. Secretary. 100 Broadway
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nFI AWARE LicKAwANNA { WESTERN
BALTIMORE & OHIO z. z.


rUK IhE MEsi. sr,..o ..A
i<.v. New York South Ferr WnIts1An sa,sa 2.rry
,o- =, liberty street. Time shown - uVn S0e'" ''
Lave Liberty street minutes lanr. ts,,aavn
sDany. fE1cept Suiuas -, o,,v, Ell Is .. q.
snc az. 10 night cn.-.. .,ces, only). ss.aS
PITTSBURG. '43O a. m u~De'V ' ~
D. cTnScINNXTI ST. LOUIS. '9-s5 T. m. 500 D Ne
''-'i' night ROYAL Blue TRAINS. n,s,,.
WASHINGTON BALTIMORE 100. 10 RRtSs,,
.,i2s a. M DINER ~ IS M Dtner,; Tain pnsr,
.1S dciner ~55 .. N. piner) and i-i' ANsS~
NORFOLK ti25s N. ,,.,..s r,,,,
c,fc~s I5 M 2e, az Iss4 Bro,dT 10 cTsham ave.
p,ookiynt whitehall Terminal and ldoery ~ ~s'
chscked from hot>. residencs 10 aesuhauoI-
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NEW YORK, ONTARIO & WESTERN RY.

Trains leave foot ~ " 40 81 as follows 10 minutes
- y ra'1 T.or-ss for ell stations Oswego
ID c'',r.'fi-ne for Lakes Mohonk MinnevsskA.
ans Kamesha. P3rlor oars ....-,,- go.
a 4 A.. M.-M0Intan Express 70 rdiel,.lr .sDe.,
- I'D and intermediate Stations, Lake hsin@sha' ana
Whit. Lake. Par,or cars ,-,.--...,.
1 .no q. VI Saturdays only stations 20 40 nlenFLs
i w Rocdand Lake ksmesha' anu "H''s LIAM
- T.. M.-vestibule Limited stations 70 Ei. yer,
Is Id Vile Rock'and Lakes Moh0nA' Mhhe"asAa
T,aw-sha and White Lake. Parlor cars - c,,.-.
~ n. VI. lFranku 81. JiJ T. MO 'nlcaEo
T.. > 1ialy) stop az Mid4ietoWn, Liberty Il Manor.
Walton NorVl ch oneida. OsWeg2 Niasats aus sn
T. SnlIsTS Ir p11RiOR CAR SEATS At ST. Broad
way y Y :. 7 Transfer 80. eAecks Dassas'
I'm, residence 20 destination.
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II paFIICUIaT9 ne IIFne TaUIr-
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

Tickets everywhere ~ lowest estHo-
ll-hed rates Reservation of rooms
ana berths on all steamers ana RAJ
roads. Travellers Condensed Guide.
containing sailing dates. rates "
steamer. railroad and sleeping car
tickets. &c. will b. sent post free
our travel Information bureau con
tains descriptive matter about hotels.
hunting fishing. health ana p.-asuie
r.-orts and - maintained FOR the
convenience 81 the public. Tours spe-
ciaily arranged on specified dates -
Alaska. California. Yellowstone PARK.
Eastern resorts. Europe &c. 1heap
prices means cheap accommodauons-
We provide only the best. 'lrcu arr
ON apuIica,ion. state Information de
sired
RAYMOND & WHITCOMB.
Tours and Tickets.
- Tnion Square.
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OUTSIDE SECURITY MARKET.
2 STREET RAILROADS IN THIS CITY.
x7sepor;ea by c l. Hudson & Co. Nos 81 80 wau-s;)
BONDS
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GAS SECURITIES.

aReportea by c. l. Hudson Co.. Nos 81 & 80 Wail-s)
BONDS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-16

THE LAWYERS TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK,
81 a 80 Liberty Street and 44is 40 Maiden lane,
New York. July TN. 1873.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS Of this Com
pany has this day declared dividend Of Pa per
cent dividend OF per cent PAYABLE al the
Companys Offices August lst. 1893: The transfer
books viii be closed Saturday July 18TH and reopensd
Wednesday, August End ~ -
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Dipioen0 Notices
DIV IDEND.


20 broadway New York y. y july lith. 1879;
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF NATION
Al SALT COMPANY has this day declared a
QUARTERLY DIVIDEND Of ONE AND THREE a. Ar
TIERS ak PER CENT. % the holders OK it, Pkf
FERRED STOCK OF record July 10Th PAYABLE July 2ith.
The transfer books u PREFERRED STOCK viii
close 3 p NJ july 2Dth and reopen at A. NJ july
25'h Dividend checks will be mailed.
4. l.. PAAR, Asst. secretary.
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STREET RAILROADS IN OTHER CITIES.
BONDS.
The Somerset reporter., 1899-05-11

The Danes. wrote Julian Ralph
from Copenhagen. "are not satisfied
with the alphabet They have invented
twenty seventh letter, which is an
o with a mark run through it diagonal
ly from the north northwest to the south
southeast and this amazing letter
comes in most Of the words They are
so proud of it that they paint it. all by
itself. in heroic size on the front of the
second stories of the tram cars. | always
used to think that when a British or
Russian or Swedish prince came here to
get wife all he had to say was, Will
yjou mjarry mje2'
But didn't know great deal of
Danish then In fact. only knew the
word 'tandstikker which means ran
cid match at least think so after
using these matches all over the world
Since | have come here I've not only
discovered the o with a skewer through
it. but find that the language is so i'm
posi- BILE that the Danes themselves have
given it mp They spell Copenhagen
Kjopenhaven, Kiobenhaven. Copenhague
and Coepenhabn.
The Somerset reporter., 1899-05-11

George Hall of Madison was in town
| Wednesday.
Miss Eda Grant went to Madison
Wednesday.
Chas. Tarbell of No. Arson drove
through town Thursday.
Newell Nve was at skowhegan Satur-
day on business.
Chss. Harris of Bingham was in town
Sunday.
Willis Goodrich and sons of Bingham
passed through town Sunday.
Nell Andrews WAS up river fishing the
last of the week.
Rev. G. X. Goodwin will be at No.
Arson most of the time this week as
hey are holding meetings there.
Streeter Danforth was in town Mon
day afternoon.
We are glad to see Mrs. Newell Nye
able to be out of doors again. She has
been sick IA long time.
Will Jackman and Aston Newell were
up to Bingham the last OF the week.
Tom Miller and wife of Bingham were
visiting Mrs. Sarah Abbey Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Clark of Madison
were in town Tuesday.
Stephen Merrill WAS at SkoWhegan on
business Tuesday.
Chas. York, who owns steam mill in
Brighton was here ore day last week
after his steam engine which was de-
livered here AT this depot, lie came
with team of 10 horses and added II
Frank Davis here. making IA horses in
i which were needed to haul the heavy
machinery to Brighton.
Mrs. Eugene Danforth of West Madi-
son WAS in town Tuesday.
Lille Maguraty is visiting her cousin
Mrs. Henry Wilson.
Mrs. George Clark of New Portland is
in town giving painting lessons. She
has quite a large class.
Miss Mertie Roach is home from No.
Arson for short vacation.
Mr.. j. H. Gray of the New Carratunk
was at Skowhegan Monday.
Grant Witham aud wife of Emhden
were in town Tuesday.
Miss Alta Gray and Mrs. Naomi
Stevens we're at Madison Sunday.
Mrs. o. o. Vittum has been quite sick
for the past few days.
Allie Gray OF Bingham hotel was in
town Tuesday.
The East Madison Oratorical club cone
posed of young ladies and gentlemen
from East Madison and =. Solon will
give an entertainment at the >. Scion
church Saturday evening the Goth of
May. the proceeds 10 he used for the
benefit of The church society.
Mrs. VIVA Paul and Mrs. Lula .Jewett
were ut Sko~ hegan Friday looking for
AN organ for the 5. Solon church.
Rev. Mr.. Haiti attended Mrs. Atkin-
sons funeral Sunday morning and
preached 10 large audience at 5. Solon
IN the afternoon.
The Somerset reporter., 1899-05-11
Brighton.

Harry Jones has returned home from
Greenvlle where he has been stopping
this winter.
Frank Wooster of Blanchard was in
town Sunday.
Farmers are very busy doing their
spring work The ground is very dry for
the first of May
Mrs Augusta Libby has gone to
Blanchard 10 work.
Samuel Whitman of Blanchard was in
town Friday.
r &. Jones of the Shirley hotel was in
town last week.
Sabbath school was organized last Sun
day with a good attendance.
Edward Hammond sheared fifty-two
sheep for H L. Wyman in one day
S. T. Walker has returned from the
drive.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hight were in
town Monday on a visit to Mrs. lights
parents.
F A. B. Hayden is still on the gain.
Isola Ferrin has gone to Kingsbury to
teach school in the Bickford district.
The Somerset reporter., 1899-05-11
Free of Charge.

Any adult suffering from cold set.
tied on the breast, bronchitis, throat or
lung troubles of any nature, who will
call on GEO. + SAMPSON, {. W. Fol-
SOM or BIxBY & BUCK will be presented
with sample bottle of BosCHEE's GER.
MAN SYRUP, FREE OF CHARGE. Only
one bottle given to one person, and none
to children without order from parents.
No throat or lung remedy ever had
such sale as BoscHEE's GERMAN SY-
RUP in all parts of the civilized world.
Twenty years ago millions of bottles
were given away, ana your druggists will
tell you its success was marvellous. II
is really the only Throat and Lung Rem.
edy generally endorsed by physicians.
One 70 cent bottle will cure or prove its
value. Sold by all druggists in this city.
The Somerset reporter., 1899-05-11
The Stallion,
Young Dirigo
Notice of Foreclosure.

VIII. reas, Mott e. Russell of Cornville in the
county OF somerset and state of Maine BY ms
mortgage deed, dated the sixteenth day OF
March in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred ana ninety seven, and recorded
in the Somerset Registry of Deeds, Book ri
Page 270. conveyed to me, the undersigned, 81
those certain tracts or parcels of land situated
in the town of Cornville, and bounded as fo
lows, to wit:-One parcel bounded on the hss'
by the Hilton road. so called, leading from
Skowhegan to Athens, and by the land OF
Horace Beal; on the South by the town lne
between Skowhegan and Cornville; on the
West by land of Charles Cay ford and william
Parkman; and on the North by land formerly
owned by Wilmot h. Whittier and land OF
Leonard Lincoln, containing two hundfeu
(200) acres more or less also another parcel %
land bounded on the we st by the Wesserunse'
Stream: on the north by land OF Alonzo 5mltn'
on the East by land OF Wilmot b. whittier
and on the South by land formerly owned D!
Albert Hilton containing two t2) acres mote
or less. Both parcels comprising the JONI
Hilton farm, SO called, and being the sam.
property devised to said Russell by his former
wife. Ida b. Russell, said devise being recora.
ed in Somerset Registry OF Deeds, Vol; w
Page 584, and decided to said Russell by AlbeI'
Hilton by his deed dated March 2b, A ID. los,'
and recorded in Somerset Registry OF Deeuo,
Vol. 1870, Page SO; reference to which deed ma,
be had for a more particular description " y,
the premises: and whereas the condition o.
said mortgage has been broken, now thele
fore, by reason OF the breach OF the conollion
Mayh ,sea 9wla
FRANK K. TUFTS
The Somerset reporter., 1899-05-11
ALL THE NEWS
from Somerset Towns
Caratunk.

Dir. Piper of Bingham, WAS in town
day last week.
Mrs. Lizzie NJ. Willard aud daughter,
Cora, have returned from Madison,
where they have been for long time.
Miss Alice Fitzaimmons Of Moscow, ia
AT work for Mrs. Eugene Clark.
A large number of young men went to
Pleasant Pond, Saturday evening, hsh
ing. Asiti is little early trout do not
seem to bite well aud they met with
poor success.
Bert K. Williams and Eddie o. Ster-
ling took a trip to The Forks, Saturday
night, on their wheels.
Mrs. Abbe Webster lost two valuable
cows. last week; James Martin, Two.
and John Comber, one. As their sYmp
toms were alike it seems 10 be an cpl
demic.
Schools began May 1st. with the fol
lowing teachers. Dist. No. l, Mts>
Ellen Whitney of Bingham; Dist, No. Z
Harry + Mitchell OF New Portland !;
Dist. No. 4, Miss Eda (. Baker Of this
place.
Mrs. BERTHE Morton is taking care Of
Mrs. Eugene Clark.
@. $. Wrhsm d Son are building an
addition to their shop for the purpose oil
making cant dog stocks, etc
Mrs. Abbe Webster il finishing oil a
ball over one OF her buildings. We learn
that it will be first class II Dor and 1t Is
something that is needed ia the place.
The ladies' aid met with Mrs.. Della
Brown, Thursday of last week, the next
will be May 1S h at Mrs. Helen Clark s.
All are cordially invited.
Mrs. F. I. Holway has been very sick,
It was feared with pneumonia, but VT
are glad To say she escaped aud is now
gali, aud able TO sit up.
Wl5le Holway was called from Dex-
ter, b, he illness of his mother.
Mrs. Nike Ftzsimmons Is the happy
owner u new Estey organ.
M. and Mrs. Eugene Clark are proud
over baby boy, born, April 18th.
l;ichard Morris passed away very sud
denly Mt the home of D. IL. Williams,
thursday, April 26h. Funeral services
were held at the chapel, Rev. Mr.. Gre
CORY of Bingham, officiating. All his
living children followed him to his last
resting place which was beside his wife
and daughter in the family lot owned by
G. A. Williams.
Mrs. Vie Williams has returned to
Madison, to care for her sister, Mrs.
Rose I.eavitt, who is seriously Ill.
The Somerset reporter., 1899-05-11
Browns Corner.

Farmers are rushing their business this
week
Mrs Cora Woodbury. who has been
very sick with pneumonia, is improving
little.
|. Crowell has f,mily Of over fifty
young pigs in all stages of infancy.
Mr. Wilbur Works and wife Of Madl-
son are at work for E. c. and H. /.
Puringt. n.
Miss Annie Lancaster Of Skowhegan is
visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
Lancaster.
I. Crowell and son returned with
their men Saturday night from Moose
Pond, after waiting four days on &C
count of adverse winds. they started
ineir logs from Withee's mills at 1--WE
o'clock Friday morning and at twelve
O'Clock that n ght arrived at their destina-
ton a distance of seven miles in nineteen
hours ano 1t is said broke any previous
record of driving on those waters.
The children have enjoyed their may
basket parties this year as usual.
The Somerset reporter., 1899-05-11

for Theopilus Hilton in Embden three
sheep which yielded 37t pounds of
wool, and four yearing lambs, 81
pounds, making total of 68t pounds.
They are of the shropshire breed.
Cephas Walker was at Madison, Satur-
day, to attend the first reunion of his
regiment, company II, 24th Maine
They met at the home of John Bicknell
aud it was a very pleasant gathering
This company was formed in the towns
extending from The Forks oSkowhegan
on the east side of the river with one
exception, the town of Concord OF the
100 men who went out from their home
to battle but Is are now living: They
are Eli III johnson, New Portland /;
James Sterling. George Morrison, Madi-
son; David Rowell homas Kelley,
Solon; Lincoln Atwood, Sylvester Healy,
oncord; Cephas Walker, Embden;
Luther Temple, Anson; George Taylor,
Sumner Ward, Skowhegan; DR.. William
Edwards, Ramey, Penn; Thomas Dins.
more. Colorado and Almon Felker whose
residence is unknown. 1t is the inten-
ton of the remainder of this company
to meet every year and revive the incl
dents of those days.