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The Somerset reporter., 1902-06-12
Probate Court.

The June term of probate court was
held at the court house, this week, be-
ginning Tuesday morning. In the abb
seuce of Judge Danforth, who is out Of
the State, Judge Stevens of Kennebec
county presided.
Business was transacted as follows:
Wills presented: Isaiah c. Gleason.
Robert j. Cramp,F. E.Vickery, jeremiah
S. Moody, William Hughey.
Wills approved: William F. Grant.
Huldah Parlin, James w. Moor, Louisa
Pease, Mae E. Hoyt, Samuel L. Fowler,
Geo. H. Deyereux, Lucy E. McIutire.
Accounts presented: Lorenda Hop
kins, Eliza A. She fl, Harry Hamilton.
Yinson Litchfied, Hiram Dulac, Ross j .
Merry.
Accounts settled: Amanda NJ. Cram,
Oliver l.. MaloOn, Dearbon Laid, Daniel
l.. Getehell
License to sell real estate asked for in
the estate, Edwin Goodrich, Walter Les
sard, james Athearn and license granted
in the estates of Simeon Fox, Fanny l..
Rowe, Warren K. Blanchard, d. G. Fur
geson, Elmer and Ernest Worthen. Man
ley Sanderson.
Petition was presented for a trustee
in the case of Louisa Wyman.
Administration was granted 10 the
case of Edna L. Blaisdell, George L..
Harding, Hamilton Marston, Elizabeth
K. Sanborn.
Guardians were appointed for Grin L..
Wing, Walter Lesssrd, Mary Dulac.
Commissioners reported in the cases of
John Turner, Josiah &. Chapman and
John Robinson filed.
Among the attorneys in attendance
from other towns, were: George II.
Morse, Pittsfield; Augustine Simmons,
No. Anson; John w. Foster, Madison !;
j. F. Holman, Athens; D. d. Stewart,
st. Adams; w. B. Brown, Hartland !;
H. L. Croswell, Mercer.
The Somerset reporter., 1902-06-12
Somerset Grange No. 1S.

Somerset Grange of South Norridge-
[soek met June 9Th with a large attend
lee Four applications were voted on
W 20 now we have six to work the degree
lt Tor which special meeting was APP
pointed June 18th, to confer the lst and
tld degrees. AS it was chldren's even
fag the doors opened to admit visitors
uu The following program was well
arHed OUT Recitation, Grace Young !;
Olg, FAY Barker and Grace Butler; reci-
aaon, Vira Lawton; song, Ray Marcia !;
Eng, Aubine Spaulding; defamation,
psnnie Witham song, three little girls !;
uhc, Iva Stevens; song, Flossie Nc
E.Vley recitation, Berle Fuller; recita-
on, Gertie Greene; music, Aubine
grinding; song, Reuben and Rachel !;
ytation, Florence Tobey; recitation,
Eaith Bigelow; song, Jennie Morton !;
EQUATION, Lue Bigelow; song, Eva and
oIse Holway. The recitations by lit
Marion Adams were enjoyed by all.
i. e the entertainment all were served
n Ice cream and cake. There were
/" present. Sec'y.
The Somerset reporter., 1902-06-12
A Mighty Gathering of Celebrities
with Pawnee Bits Wild West.

Hundreds of strong, sinewY men, show
ing the strenuous side Of life, and coming
from many cimes and of various patton
alities, are to be found 10 Pawnee Bills
Historical Wild West, which is TO exhibit
in Skowhegan, June, 70 giving two per-
formdnces.
There are groups of bronzed and wild
Indians from the Sioux, Pawnee, Chero-
kee and Snake tribes; Gauchos from the
plains of Argentine. whose dexterity with
the bjus and whose horsemanship is un-
excelled stern-faced Cossacks from the
steppes of Siberia. whose marvellous pre-
cision proclaims them soldiers OF the Gar /;
and in sharp contrast are Mexican dan
dies and expert lasso throwers forming
one of the most brilliant bodies of men in
this great chronological congress; broad
shouldered Cowboys, those mighty mas
tiers OF horsemanship, whose picturesque
ness has won the plaudits of two conti-
nents also attachments of English, Irish,
German and French cavalry, mingliug in
dazzling array with battery of U. s Ar
tillery, in magnificent military review
| that thrills the beholder to the highest
pitch of excitement. There is tribe of
Rifen Arabs, the fiercest warriors of the
Sahara Desert, whose feats of strength
and acrobatic performances border on the
marvellous. These, with the scouts, trap
pers, Australian boomerang throwers and
black crackers, unite in the most wonder
full reproduction of modern and romantic
history, reviewing never-to be-forgotten
scenes from the wild west of America, the
arid deserts of Asia and Africa, the pam
pas of Patagonia, tha savannas of Mexico
and the battlefelds of the world.
The Somerset reporter., 1902-06-12

Senator Frye has the distinction OF
wearing the best panama hat in the city
Of Washington. 1t was present and
reached the senator without any band
he thought it ought to have one and
ent it to his halter with directions to
out one on. The halter said the hat
was worth 800 and he would not put q
needle into it. He put band on it with
out fastening. We know of no man bet
ter entitled to a fine hat than Maine 6
Junior senator.
The Somerset reporter., 1902-06-12

Our Government is very prosperous,
financially, If redundant income is evil
dence of prosperity. Thus far this year
he national treasury has heaped up a
lurplus of no less than $40, 100000 The
lstional receipts for May were nearly
s0OOO, 900, or considerably greater than
or any of the four months preceding,
Pod only 50 100000 less than In May a
pear ago, although the internal revenue
'ecepts are naturally falling off, in an
pepaton Of the reduction Of these taxes
the end of June. The expenditures
lof May were So, TAG 900, as compared
VITA SAP 10000 in May of year ago, a
Feduction in favor of this yeai of So, 3s9,
W. which more than overcomes the re-
ruced revenue.
The Somerset reporter., 1902-06-12

Great expositions in various parts of
THE United States have not, of late, been
successes, and of all such failures that
ot the Charleston exhibition Is the worst.
|lhe attendance has been 80 small that
The managers will not make statement
pitt. On Oregon day, when congress
imam of that State had travelled across
|lhe continent to deliver the address, he
|had but seventy-five listeners. The To-
|caI people who invested their money in
THE show have lost large sums, and the
|snd is not yet. The exhibition is very
good one, but nobody, apparently, wants
10 see it. Why should they? EXPOSE.
lon business is run into the ground.
They are of no practical benefit to the
bubble
The Somerset reporter., 1902-06-12
Enforcement at WaterviIle.

On Thursday the board of aldermen OF
Waterville passed an order submitted by
Alderman Foster directing the city mar.
shall to enforce the law. The vote il
the board was tie and Mayor Blaisdel
voted in favor of the order thus securing
its passage.
Monday morning the city marshal
visited all places where liquor is suppos-
ed to be sold. AT each place he left a
copy of the order of Alderman Foster
passed by the city council last THURSDAY
evening but in no instance, as far as can
be learned, did the marshal state whether
the order is to go into effect Immediately
or set any date on which it is TO take
eject. The marshall visited hotels, sa.
looms and drug stores.
The Somerset reporter., 1902-06-12

King Edward said to his Parliament,
II want you to give Lord Kitchener So.
1000 pounds or about quarter million
|O dollars as reward for his services to
ibis country in conquering the Beers ia
South Africa. Some of the opposition
members of the House of Commons OBJ
iected and kicked vigorously against the
proposition but they passed the vote.
England is very generous with Lord
Kitchener and such military chiefs but
|cOrrespondingly penurious with its com
|nOn soldiers.
The Somerset reporter., 1902-06-12

Dear Sir: You know and see and talk
with everybody in and about your
town; we want you to know Devoe lead
and zinc, that lasts twice as long as the
old fashion painters paint dead and Oil },
and costs no more.
What would you expect of a paint
sold under this guarantee?
"If you have any fault TO find with
this paint, either now in the painting or
afterward in the wear, tell your dealer
about it.
1--WE authorize him to do what is
right at our expense
If we could make you better paint
we should like to do it-there's nothing
too good for postmaster. We cant; its
the best yet known. And we've had 145
years apprenticeship
Yours truly,
+. w DEVOE & Co.
The Somerset reporter., 1902-06-12

The Lewiston Journal declares for re-
submssion of the prohibitory amend
nent TO the State constitution, "if there
|: any serious demand from the ground
floor" in favor of it. We do not believe
there is any such demand, and there
should be no move in that direction on
the part of those who believe in Names
mohibtory law until there is.
The Somerset reporter., 1902-06-12

Republicans of the Third District on
Tuesday and of the State on Wednesday
aid good work in renominating Gov.
Burleigh for Congress and Gov. Hill for
Chief Magistrate of Maine. These men
bsye been tried in these positions and
thew each fill the bill, admirably.
The Somerset reporter., 1902-06-12

Bangor News; The definite announce
ment that President Roosevelt will make
a Southwestern and Western trip in the
fall is interesting news. Pre- sident Roose-
welt makes good tourist. He has a
happy, not too formal way Of going
about things and gets very near to
the people. He has been accustomed to
move about a great deal, and his trip
will be in no sense an exploration. He
probably Knows the whole country bet
ter than did any of his predecessors in
the White House.
The Somerset reporter., 1902-06-12
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p. 5. Rawles & Co. sell our paint.

Miss Mae Briggs of Madison had a
narrow escape from drowning at that
place, yesterday. she was walking out
on the tramway to the log Jam, when in
some manner she made msstep and
fell into the river. She had sunk for
the second time when she was rescued
by George Taylor, engineer Of the lifting
engine.
The Somerset reporter., 1902-06-12
Paint Your Buggy for rs Cents

to Sl.00 with Devoe's Gloss Carriage
Paint It weighs to s ozs more to the
pint than others, wears longer and gives
gloss equal 10 new work. Sold by
Rawles 4 o.
The Somerset reporter., 1902-06-12

with the following program:
Music. ............."Ada March"
from g. Htrdi7s OpTra.
PRAYER
MISCONCEPTIONS and Flowers
The N. To5ani.
l. "a Sautatory,
% "Orators and their Ways"
...,........... ........... Ethel Rose knowlton
THE American Navy. .Alon,o Powers Merrill
3. The Power Of Habt". Rose sam Buzzel
A. Prophecy. ...............,..Ear William Smith
Music. civilian Tell' Overture
Rossiai.
&. The Importance ofthe Late War
......................Fran Franklin Wendell Daniouh
g. "Rirts in the Cloud" ........Alioe Emery Moore
7. The American Roads"
........................p eregrine Charles White
Music ......,.............."Fa ast,"
Seicatioas from Connects e9eya
8. Sentiment Of Loyalty. ALTON Holmes Farm
g. Class Wi............. Miriam Simpson Merrill
10 (D "Superstitions,' p, NJ. ,..h.,
d. Naledietory, my -''e''s
PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS.
HENEpleTIoN.
Music....... ..Conet solo, selected
Claude Barker.
The Somerset reporter., 1902-06-12

The North Arson management hiss
changed the date of races from July to
July 2S, Two events are advertised, a
:. As race and 2.2G race.
The Somerset reporter., 1902-06-12

Republicans OF the First District
unanimously re-nominated Congressman
Allen, Yesterday.
The Somerset reporter., 1902-06-12

Take Laxative Bromo Qunine Tablets. All
druggists refund the money II 1t fails 10 cure
+ W. Groves signature is on each box 25c
The Somerset reporter., 1902-06-12

The music will be by Keudal's orches,
ira, strengthened by special players en-
gagged for the occasion, among whom
are Gerald Whitman, cello artist, of
Boston, and Claude Barker cornetist, of
Lakewood Y j.
The Somerset reporter., 1902-06-12

Stops the Cough and works of the Cold
Laxative bromo. Quinine Tablets cures a cold
In one day. No Cure, no Pay. Friee rs cents
The Somerset reporter., 1902-06-12

Selection from musical comedy king Dodo,"
Kendall Orchestra.
The Somerset reporter., 1902-06-12
High School Exhibitions.

The graduating exercises of the Glass
of 1902 of Skowhegan High School will
occur in Coburn Hall, Monday, evening
with the following program:
The Somerset reporter., 1902-06-12

Comet Solo. Selected
Claude Barker.
Paradise and Peri 49, Elsie Masdaene Ayore
Volunteer Orsanist. Lulu 1ihcel Jewe
The Slow Race ..,.........Abel Percival Wymar
The Ride Of Crest Grandmother Lee,
$3.50. .......................Eya May Moody
Aux Gertrude Fay Whittemorc
The Debating society Joe Kinsman Goodrel
The Somerset reporter., 1902-06-12

Tobe's Monument. ................Laur Eta Paine
Gum Swamp Iogic....... ......Ceoil Horace Gates
How He Saved St. Michaers,. Abbie parintha Luce
IAN Order for Picture, Edna Catherine Page
The Legend Of the Organ Builder, Edith Wilma Lewis
The Trial OF Ben Thomas. Frank Herbert Day
The Somerset reporter., 1902-06-12

Music, Pique Dame Overture, suppe
Kcndalls Orchestra.
Cello solo by Prof. Gerald Whitman.
The Somerset reporter., 1902-06-12
The Somerset Reporter

-,-,rREp As SECOND GLASS MAIL MATTER.
The Somerset reporter., 1902-06-12
JUNIOR EXHIBITION.

JUNIOR EXHIBITION.
The Junior Exhibition will occur in
Coburn Hall, Saturday evening, the 14th
instant, with the following program:
Music. ."Gate City Guard"
Kendas Orchestra.
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THE Finish!

Less than 10000 shares Of tn. final aloment Of treasury
stock OF the king-Crowther Corporation now remain Tor public
subscription. The pa value Of this stock is 81 per share. The
price is 81 per share. III fol pnid and non-ass;saoe.
This is the final allotment. When this a otm:nt o: 10000
shares has been subscribed Tor. no more so;k Of tbs corporation
will be offered Tor public subscription at any prise. The cor
poration reserves the right to appordon all orders received for
stock over and above this allotment pro rata. The r ght is also
reserved to decline any and all orders which may be received
later than June LIST.
The San Antonio & Crowther Railroad Company is now
constructing a standard gauge railroad from San Antonio, Texas,
through the very heart Of Our immense oil domain. The King
Crowthcr Pipe Line Company is now running a survey Tor a pipe
line to tdcwater. Oil lands producing the very highest and finest
grades Of Illuminating and lubricating oil. and covering an area OF
I42 square miles, IN Atascosa, Live Oak and MeMulen Counties,
Texas, owned and controlled absolutely by this corporation.
The corporation owns the most extensive oil development
equipment Of any company doing business in the State Of Texas to-
day. Frcight-additional equipment. drilling rigs, piping. etc.-to
the extent Of 100000 pounds, requiring 90 fourhorse wagon
teams for its transportation overland, arrived at Karncs
City, Texas, consigned to this corporation, last week.
This is but one item showing the great activity now
under way in the field. 1t Is an index finger pointing
to early div d:nis which will sta tie the financial world from
Plymouth Rock to the Golden Gate. This great field will be
connected by steel rails and sxineh pipes with tdcwater. and
all the outside world, by early Fail
The final opportunity to buy so:k in this most aggrss-
sivc Of all oil corpora ions is now offered. No certificate issued
for less than 100 shares. Cash In full settlement must accom-
Post Office or Express Money Or-er or Certified Oh
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>ui,, q naii street

II - reported that the PLANT Of the Federal
Refining Company. located near loLkrr,.
NIL - completed about dune /. aud that
4 vii have a dHily capacIty OF 1000 barrels
Iti. -ugar-r' dining company va- organized
..-t lall under New J.r-eN laws With a cal ttal
Of sio .Uv tltu~ \ SIRE Ael-, -on 81 Claus
Sprc,R-l.. T. IT. President
IN. Governing amt Of the New
York Stock tNChaug- has rrsppoiuf'i
M,ph"r-on Kennedy chairman Of ia" IN
change
Tho stock Exchange Commute" OF Conn
mi-sions rules hat commissions rhall he
charged under -"utlon2. AriCl- ANNly .oftn-
Constitution. on TIA" par value represented
nv warrants on -ubsCTiption receipts Tor
stocks or bouds without regard To the yer
cent or in>tallment paid
Universal tobacco took, whose price On
the Broad street curb market brok" io q
on FRIDAY. rallied yesterday tn . Nothing
omual wss. made pubic regarding the r"-
ported deal for the requirement OF the Havana
jommsrcial company by the American
Tobacco Company Interests. a deal wulch,
~ contaminated. viii b~ looked upon a. q bad
set bach 70 the Universa Interests.
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The frss u,rd Concerts.

4 pheasant summer yenng 1mu@"rn.nt
the pi.-.ut sasou VII y" u l. JohEston's
pus- BAND CaTUlvals al III" - Nicholas,
Colurnbus aVci4Ge ~ ~S,Xty-sixth street,
beginning Muudsy c.CE.ng Nay 20 Tie
organisat ,ou vii H. beaded hy John :.
Dus-, who's military band consists of sixty
Eve musicians. including a Uumter =
-oloi-,s. Tho programme, 4 - pnomlsed,
will te cha god nightly, and all SORTS
of mu.ical numbers are 10 be rendered
stirring mIitary airs. heavy compositions
Of the master musicians. popular melodies
and Iyh' ofs.ra,Ic -.lD fions. The ~.
Nicholas nae und-Tgon" a general over
hauling.
DuSs will c.vc an in'rodgc'ory concert
nj the Me- ruplataE Oferr liuu~e. MAY %.
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There vAs q slight decline IN oofec oStrg 10 ID
Il. .s,UtI.g taU.,s i.4'g. SELL. Z. luts4 itau..al
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tnI,hSo. May u -I.fse acre To day : prices
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Coal PROPERTIES near Tyler. Pa. have
Recently been purchased by tie lLLalo
ana nusquehanna ka4iruad. which IL oun-
rullcd by b ii u G. " nuodyca Of Buf-
ialu lnc~e coal lands are sad to contain
JIwad oi .U.u'sis1 tou- 81 btunInoIs
cIsl. The railroad cu.HIany WHl pay
per cent. no~n-CumulAtNe preferred stock,
of which sI.pn.vO Nul bc is-,,ed AT once
4 he remaining sl.UD.rD Of stock viii lie
reserve Tor MUIR capital requirements.
1hs cunpGny Eas completed arrang-Lents
to buiid an extension into Buffalo, and also
a new branch into the ~DituIuinous coal
Fields Of Clarified county, Pa. from nile
~nAhoning on the philadeiphiA and Erie
hAilroad-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-05-18
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John " Gates authorized the ~tatcne
Yesterday that uc had not bought the 'uu-
tiul 1t the kiusr t.iy southern Railroad.
80 announced IN de- atchss from haI.s.s
CIV. Mr. Gates has MT buLgit a." 10. X
4 hgIsis Iiy >"'ihem stock held by
Holland capitalists. AMI nr says that ne has
not gwen any atipitton TO Kansas ,,ty
afaif- Tot a year. Tive control # thl- rod
D., .t.ll ia the hands 81 the Hartman syudi-
cafe Mt +. IL Hartman dominates
ia. management CuTli.fclv
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-05-18
J.. ~. hartman to e, "rtrul uc,,cau no.a,.

II vas ASCERTAIN al Yesterday hat +. II.
Harr,mn' rcc".t Wis., Z" Mexico Wa for
tie pufr,sc ~ Investigating a proposition
- eX'":.d N" N"Nicau IL%t"uLdtionl Rail-
rad from Durango to Maza'laH on the
Pacific q, at withia the next wear Coils
I Hunt ctUr had fla n',i thI~ eN'ei sion
buf hi. plans W,f" Temporarily s~.r!N'yi
wu"l after hts death IA" c~rItrll # the
NONlcIu lIt"r.arnia a. passed. ITO tho
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