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The Somerset reporter., 1903-10-22
Audubon md His Hair.

Audubon, tlG great naturalist, early
in his career wore his hair very long
He wrote in his diary one day: 81
wear my hair as long as usual. l be
lieve 1t does as much for me as my
paintings" However, In 1927 his
friends succeeded In persuading him
to get his hair cut according to the pre-
vailing fashion. On March 10 of that
year he wrote in his diary: This day
my hair sacrificed and the will of God
usurped by the wishes of man. AS the
barber clipped my locks rapidly 1t re
minded me Of the horrible times OF
the French revolution when the same
operation was performed upon all the
victims murdered by the guillotine. My
heart sank low" Further to express
his grief the margin of the page OF
which this entry was made he painted
black about three-quarters of an inch
deep all around, ....
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Mr.. Frith's Portrait of Dickens.


1t was early In the fifties that john
Forster asked me to paint a portrait of
Dickens for him. | gladly consented
and was about to propose day for the
first sitting when Forster stopped me
by mentioning what he called a most
unfortunate propensity which Dickens
had developed-he was actually grow
ing mustache. Its Just fancy of
the moment" said Forster land we
must wait till the craze has passed
away" A very few months convinced
us that the mustache, so far from pass
ing away, was rapidly growing into
what threatened to be formidable
beard, so, unless one-half of the face
was to be lost to us, no more time
should be lost. My idea was to paint
him In his working clothes, but when
| found that he always wore "A light
bright blue silk coat with big red cuffs
every morning when he took pen in
hand | demonstrated so successfully
that after little hesitation he con
scented to wear the black jacket In
which he now appears at South Ken
sington.-W, f. Firth, Il. A.. in King.
His Navy and Army.
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New Portland.

Mrs. Mary A. Hutchius, who visited
her friends at King6eld, last week, re-
turned home, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o Luce and two SONS
of Madison visited at Nahum Hilion's
and c. H. Nye's, the first OF the week.
The Cleaners Branch, |. S. S., will
hold their annual fair, Nov. 10th, after
noon and evening, at North New Port
land. There is to be a baked bean sup
per at the usual hour; price IS cents.
Give them large crowd for the proceeds
of the above Is to go for home work.
Win the members OF the Branch who
promised TO furnish silk squares for the
silk quilt please send them to Mrs. Flor
ence Webb without further notice.
Fred Wendal of East Livermore pass
ed through town, last week, en- route for
up river on hunting trip.
Mr.. Fred Peaslee of Brighton. Mass
is spending few weeks as the guest oil
T. M. Webb
Edwin Jones OF Bath is spending a few
days with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Eben
Jones.
Miss Mabel Green, who has been visit
ing Mrs. J. K. Viles, returned to Show
hogan, Tuesday.
Mr.. Albion Edwards and Miss Alice
Holmes Of Madison were visiting friends
il towI over Sunday.
Mrs. Calvin Perry and daughters Of
Salem are spending few days with Mr.
and Mrs. Leonard Hutchins.
Mr.. c. E. Butler of Yarmouth is spend
Jog few days with Mr.. and Mrs. F. F.
Caswell.
The cattle show that was adv rtised to
be held al East New Portland. Oct. II,
was postponed on account of the rain
until M 'nday, and by that means it did
not draw the usual large crowd.
Nh. and Mrs. Sherman Williams Of
M ldison passed through town. Monday
They were on their way up river on Z
hunting trip.
Mr.. Joseph Hutchins of Skowhegan is
spending a few days with his parents,
Nh and Mrs. Elias Hutchins
The many friends OF Will Parsons are
glad to know that he is improving in
health.
Mrs Jennie M prison of Livermore
Falls is the guest of her brother, Fred
Walton and family. N
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North AnROn.

james Stevens has moved into the C.
Marshall house on Madison street
Mrs. John Lander of Bingham was
visiting Mrs. Frank Donley, this week.
Ina Hodgdon returned to Elmwood
Mass, where she has been since June.
Andrew Lawler of Rumford Falls
visited Mr. and Mrs. William Dean over
Sunday.
G. Gordon has recently moved from
Aroostook to the farm previously owned
by Mr.. Haskell.
| A. f. Beal returned home, Saturday
from Nome, Alaska, where he has be I
spending the summer
Ellery Fenalson and Sons and Everett
Fenalson returned, saturday from a
hunting trip up river.
Mrs. Henry Allen of Bath, Me-, was
called here by the sickness of her sister,
Mrs. Sumner Taylor.
Henry jackson and family were at
Mrs. Jackson's uncle's, Benjamin MIA
tors, one day this week
Frank Holly recently returned from a
trip to New York. He found the city
of Gotham in good shape,
Mrs. Henry Caswell of Embden con-
templates spending the fall with her
sister, Mrs. q. K. Caswell.
Mrs. j. p. Spooner and Mrs w. s.
Jones went to Pennington, Saturday,
and remained during Sunday.
William Bailey of Worcester, Mass,
was the guest of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Benjamin Bailey, over Sunday.
James Ceilings of Skowhegan visited
town on Monday to arrange the pulpit
furnishings of the Methodist church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pierce have
moved into the house lately occupied by
Joshua Berry, just above the village
Nelson Crymbal and wife were in
town last ednesday to arrange for
placing a monument at the family plot
in the cemetery.
The stork visited the home of MI. and
Mrs Harry Williamson on last Wedn es-
day and left beautiful baby girl. Con-
CALCULATIONS are in order.
The day for dedicatng the new
Methodist church has not been set But
the time is drawing near when definite
plans for that event will be made.
MIS-. D. Ii. haWes ana daughter who
have been visiting Mrs. Ellen G. Halves,
have returned. Gilmore HAYES has inn
proved in health since going to Denver
A heavy rain commenced Saturday
evening and continued through the
night 1t was just the thing needed to
fill the wells and springs for the coming
winter.
Mrs. W. G. Emery, Mrs. Fred Mantor,
Mrs. Cyrus Walker and Mrs. Winnie
Norton left on the 7:3S train Monday
morning to attend the Grand lodge
meeting at Portland.
The Methodists have begun to hold
their mid-week prayer meeting in the
vestry of their new church. They ex-
poet to be able to hold all their services
in the new church before long.
The Somerset reporter., 1903-10-22

BY altering the rate Of cooling the
strength of iron can be greatly changed
aud the test bars are often run sepa-
rately from the casting and cooled
quicker, no that they usually have
greater strength, sometimes more than
twice as much. Separately cast test
bars are always stronger than those
cast on the castings itself, and of the
latter the one nearest the heaviest part
of the casting is always the weakest.
The remedy. as above indicated. Is
simple when the false witness has
once been pointed out.
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Jack man.

ID. Hanoox made business trip to
Skowhegan, this week.
Ed Craft with other guides and their
sportsmen returned from hunt at the
Penobscot camps.
Hon, s. j. Walton Of Skowhegan
arrived here, Thursday. Heman Holden
met him with team at Lake Parlin.
Friday, Richard Holden of Moose
River spent the day helping his son
Frank, who has a general store at the
railroad station to unload cars.
Rev. c. l.. Rotch has returned from
the county conference at Monson,
Quite number of horses were bought
from the car load which arrived from
the West, Tuesday morning The re-
mainder we're shipped to Bangor, Thurs
day.
The league at Dennistown gave an en-
tertainment' Thursday evening which
was we'll attended as the evening was
favorable for good ride. 1t was an en-
joyable time all around.
A little baby boy came to the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Murtha, Thurs
day morning, October Is.
Mr.. Jones of Henderson was the guest
OF Miss Rosa Hughey, last week.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Ed Craft will 90 to Bos-
ton for few days visit to their daugh
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East SkoWhegan.

Sidney Pooler and John Buzzell start
ed up river the I3'h on hunting trip and
the mex day saw several deer but too far
eff for a shot.
Sunday night was cold and ice froze
$40 Of an inch thick in watering tub.
George Vashburn and crew of seven
are picking his apples on the Stafford
Eaton farm.
E. B. Richardson sold, last week, to
George Pish N 80 bbls. of apples, IS oil
Snow and s of Red Mcintosh, put up by
C. F. Larry and J. G. Williams. The man
who buys this lot will get good apples,
well put up by two good men. c. F
Larry and Preston Cleveland put up 1853
bbls. OF Milding apple, winter fruit for
Mr.. Bailey 90 Bigelow Hill f B.
Richa, dson shipped two bbls. OF apples
to his cousin. Eugene ParkmAp, Aledo,
Ill. The cost of sending by express
would be $I4.25, by freight we shall see
and repor.
Mrs. Psrley Ames has sold 1000 lbs oil
butter beginning the last of April up 10
ast of August, four months. Most of it
was sold for ~ cts. per pound. la the
time they used all the butter. cream and
milk they needed in cir family of four.
They have nine cows. separating the
cream from the new milk with a u. S.
separator.
In my correspondence. last week. |
said Henry Goodrich dug stones and put
into a well 1t should be Henry Good
Iich dug and stoned a well and put in a
pump for Virgil Hol'. r
The Somerset reporter., 1903-10-22

Shirley Hooper arrived home from the
hospital in Portland, Tuesday night,
where he had been for an operation for
appendicitis. The operation was very
successful and he improved every day.
Last week friends of Miss Minnie
Bunker we're in receipt of letters from
her mailed in Switzerland She lie Gu.
joying a fine trip and contemplates
sailing for home on November 18th and
come directly here for a months stay.
Allie Gray, in The employ of the
Sante Fe railroad. Colorado, writes
home informing his friends and rela-
tives of handsome promotion, which
has recently come to him with an in
cidental increase of salary. His health
has improved very substantially of late
The Sunshine Society and friends last
week sent two boxes to the Eustis
people recently afflicted by fire. They
expect to send another this week. Mrs.
William Lockyear of Eustis has written
Mrs. Robinson that articles for house.
keeping and winter clothing are most
needed Anyone desiring to contribute
to the new box are requested to send to
Mrs. K. Longley as soon as possible.
On last Sunday at the Congregational
church, large congregations we're present
both morning and evening. In the
morning the pastor preached on 1.-THE
Love of God" A duet was rendered
entitled brightly Beams our Fathers
Mercy" by Mr.. Barnaby and Mr.. Lins
colt. Miss Hovey and Mr.. Barnaby
sang "List, tits jesus Voice" and a solo
"My Savior First of Alp by Mr.. Lins-
colt completed the musical attractions
On next Sunday morning the pastor will
preach on An Ancient Execution,
and its Present Day Lesson" Appro-
pirate vocal selections by choir and
congregation will accompany.
The Somerset reporter., 1903-10-22
ALL THE NEWS
from Somerset towns
SOlOn.

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Moore OF Madison
passed through town. Friday, with fine
aeey.
Harlow Rowell of South Scion was in
sowD, Friday.
J. Goodwin and Fred Lombard were a
Skovhegan. Wednesday OF last week.
Mr. and Mrs J. H. Gray were at Skow.
Aegan. one day last week.
Mrs. c. A. Merrill and daughter, Ger
nude, and Mrs. Abel Rowell were a
Skowhegan. Wednesday.
L, S. Merrill was down river, a couple
Of days last week.
Mr.. Oliver Irvine, who has been to the
Klondyke for over two years, returned
home, Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Wilson Of Skowhe
gan were in town, Sunday, visiting Mr.
Wilson's father, and calling on Other
Aiends.
Miss Mary Wilson, who is teaching a
NoEridgewock, was home over Sunday.
Henry Adams who has been here witt
his father, Rev. E. T. Adams, for som,
months, left town, Saturday.
L. S. Merrill. Henry Wilson, A. {
Merrill, Sidney Baker, Wright Cram anc
wife and Mrs. Olive Spauding are il
Portland, this week, 10 attend the |. o
o. F. meetings.
Fourteen from M. Bigelow Chapter
o. f. S oil No Arson visited Keystone
Chapter, Thursday evening, Or. IS
After the work refreshments were servec
and general good time was enj ,yec
by ALL
Cephas Jackm4n. who has been HON,
on his vacation, returned to Norwood
Mass, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. JOS Merrill, Mr.. anc
Mrs. Head, and Mrs. Flora Jewet were
at Chamberlain Hull, Moscow, hunting
several days last week, and returned wei
paid for their trouble. They brough
home four fine deer.
Mrs. M. L. French of No. Arson wa
in town, Tuesday.
DAME Hall of Bethel was in town
Tuesday.
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Bling IN.

Charles Colby, S. A. Smith, George
Colby, Belle oiby, and Mr. and Mrs
A. q. Dinsmore attended Grand Lodge
l. o. o r, at Portland, Monday ant
Tuesday of tn 3 week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hutchins o.
Watervile were in Bingham, Monday
on their return trip from Carry Ponds
where they have been for some weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Briggs of Carry
ing Place were the guests of j. @
Williams and wife, over Sunday.
George Foster was at home from
Oakland over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs James Martin of Pleas
ant Pond have been visiting friends in
Augusta.
Mrs. Fred Clark and Mrs. Albert
Clark were In town, last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Pillsbury OF
Hallowell, who for the past five or six
months have been at Austin Pond, re.
turned home on Wednesday of last
week. Mr.. Pillsbury took home buck
deer.
Fred Collins and party of Providence,
r. l., have gone into Moxie hunting.
Fred Jones of Hartford, Conn, has
been visiting MIR. and Mrs. Charles
Abbey
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Smith have re.
tnrned 10 their home in Houlton
Carroll Andrews reached home
Wednesday night from Crockertown,
where he has been working, with a very
severe cut In his leg below the knee
The wound seems to be healing we'll
Eight stitches were required to close It,
Walter Piper was home from Colby
Institute, Waterville, over Sunday.
W. s. Nights singing class is pro-
crossing finely. They meet this week
Thursday eve at Union hall. Mr. Wight
has large and enth usiasitic class at
Caxatunk.
Another operation was performed up
on Earl Andrews face last Saturday by
DIR. Greene and Dir. Williams
EE Jones of scion ia working at
blacksmithiDg for ". 5 Steward. Mr.
Jones' two boys spent SUNDAY with
their father at Daniel Hollis, where he
b boarding.
G. L. Hovey of North Arson has pur.
chased few small lots Of ginseng of
parties in this vioini y.
There was large attendance both
evenings to Mr.. Lewis entertainments
and lectures Everyone expr ssed
themselves as highly pleased Jennie
Cahill received 81 az prize for selling
ahe most ticke's to the Lectures, Walter
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Harmony.

The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Lawrence died, Friday, aged
about years The child had alwaye
been fral and gradually wasted away.
Funeral services occurred at the home,
Sunday p. m.
Mrs R. Fl. Marble, who has been con-
fined to her bed the past week with
erysipelas, Is more comfortable. Mrs.
Frank stafford is also confined to her
bod.
Mrs Media Chadbourne of Lynn,
Mass, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lendall Chadbourne.
Mrs Eliza Tibbetts is spending a few
weeks with her daughter in Lewiston,
and Mrs. Sarah Collins is staying with
her mother during her absence.
Mrs. Lucy Staples is very poorly,
being unable to do any work.
Reuben Bemis was very agreeably sur
prised on Monday, October 10Th, by q
gathering of his children and grand
children, the occasion being his 85th
birthday. A very pleasant day was
spent and they left behind nice Morris
chair, as a comfort to declining years,
with wishes for many happy returns OF
the day.
G. l. Whittier Ia working at Main.
stream, painting for the Mainstresm
Lumber company.
Quantities of apples are being packed
here for shipment, nearly everyone
having sold their surplus stock of fruit.
Little Hilda McSorley, who for the
past three years has been cared for in
the family of Lee Collins, has gone to
Rocky Ford, Colorado, to live with her
aunt, Mrs. arrie Rollins. B.
The rural free delivery began last
week and the mail is carried by Clement
light. The route begins at the village,
goNs to Mainstream, thence by William
q. btiley's to Cobb's Corner, to Beans
Corner, ,he'.oe by Hosea Hurd's to the
village, then to Cromwell's Corner, and
to Elmer Dore's Corner, by harles
Leighton's corner to Henry Marble
and back by the way of W. 5 Bemis to
the village.
w. Scott Merrill and family of Main
stream will move to ~kowhegaD, south
side, this week They will be missed
very much for they were good people to
have in community.
Lorenzo M Starbird and Mrs. Lila
Douglass, both of Harmony, were
married by DR.. YIN. Mclaughlin, J. T.
The Somerset reporter., 1903-10-22
SUPREME JUDICIAL CouR1

SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.
SOMERSET CouNIy
The following shows the disposition, at tba
September term of said Court, A. ID. 100, =
the appealed cases and indictments for vi"I,
tons OF the laws regulating the use and AL.
of intoxicating liquors:
State VS. Bergonz Domenicho. nuisance,
continued
Bergonzi Domencho, com seller
continued
Charles Brown, tipping shop
continued
"Charles Horn, search and seizure.
mol pressed
William Howard. search and seizure
continued for sentence on probation
Ira w. Cushing, single sale,
continued
John Mclaughlin, single sale,
Tried: verdict not guilty
John Mclaughlin, single sale,
continued
Ira w Cushing. single sale,
continued
/" William Doyle, single sale,
fine and cost $685. and 90 DAYS in
Jail
Frank Griffin, single sale,
continued
Henry Lane, seizure,
"a ~. liquors forfeited
William Knights, single sale,
fine and costs S84.84 and 90 DAYS in
Jail
i" Intox Liquors, Walter Brown, Aplt
seizure, mol pressed for want of evi.
dence, Liquors ord returned to claim.
ant
" Intox Liquors, George McIntire, Aplt
seizure, mol pressed for want Of evil
dence. Liquors ordered returned to
claimant
" Intox Liquors, Angie B. Burrill, Apt,
seizure, continued
" Harold Z. Smith, single sale,
fine and cost S9324
" Ira w. Cushing, com seller,
certified to chief Justice on demurres
and exceptions
Iaa w Gushing. tipping shop,
same entry
=" Henry Washburn, common seller,
4 months in Jail
Joel II Gray, common seller,
sentence $500 and costs, Ss4.o6, and
mos in Jail. Mittimus suspended
=" William Howard, com seller,
continued for sentence on probation.
William Howard, nuisance,
continued for sentence on probation
" George York, com seller,
fine and costs Sissy
" James Sullivan Palmer, com seller.
fine and costs $1,000
" William Howard, search and seizure.
fine and cost SII5,So
" William Howard search and seizure,
fine and costs SlI4 20
" William Howard, search and seizure.
fine and costs SII6 IS
" William Howard, search and seizure,
fine and costs SII3.q3
William Howard search and seizure,
fine and costs, SII3.S8
" William Howard, search and sezare,
fine and costs SII6.3o
William Howard, search and seizure,
fine and costs SIG 80, Mttimus is
sued in default of payment.
William Howard, search and seizure,
fine aod cost SIIo.75
William Howard, search and seizure,
fine and costs, SIIo.68
Attest: w. 7. SEEKINS, Clerk.
The Somerset reporter., 1903-10-22
Fairfield Center.

Mr. Howard Tozier of Boston was in
town, last week. to attend the funeral oil
his uncle, Mr. Z. H. Tozler.
Chas. Bickford has moved his family
to Oakland.
Willard Tozier OF Exeter N. H is
spending few days with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs Warren Tozier.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fai' brother Of
Worcester, Mass. who have been visiting
in this vicinity for few weeks, have re-
turned home.
Miss Belle Longiey of Palmyra was in
town for few hours, Sunday, to attend
the funeral OF Mr. Z. H. Tczer.
The Somerset reporter., 1903-10-22

ter, Mrs Morrill,. Dora, who is there
will return home with them.
A large moose was taken through
town, saturday. He belonged TO Q
sportsman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Axel Tibbetts of Range
ley, who have been visiting Mrs. Tibbetts
parents, Mr.. and Mrs George Wilson
returned home, Friday.
Abram Newton has bought good pail
of horses of Ii. L. Colby, for his lumber
ing business.
David Holden bought a good horse
from the car load which was here, last
week.
Hiram Moore was in town, last week
He is agent for the Great Northern
Paper Company.
Rev. James Forrest has improved the
Catholic cemetery by putting new wire
fence around 1t.
The new furnace in the Congrega
tional church was great comfort to the
congregation, last Sunday.
DEATH OF MRS. HARRIS.
Mrs. Mike Harris, who has been in
falling health for more than year, was
taken suddenly i'll, Friday night the 9th,
and was a great sufferer until Tuesday,
at 10 a. m. she yielded to the call of the
Master and her spirit went to join loved
ones who had gone before. She has
lived here since she was married, 3d
years ago. She has been hard worker
and always ready to help those in need.
she leaves a husband, two daughters,
Mrs. b. r. Ray and Mamie Harris, one
son, Herbert, two sis ers, Mrs. 81. G.
Holden of Moose River, and Mrs. K.
Caffords of Skowhegan, and four
brothers.
The funeral services were held in the
Congregational church, Rev. G. L.
Rotch officiating. Interment was in
the Jackman cemetery beside her
daughter, Mrs. Radford, who died about
four years ago. Mrs. Harris will be
greatly missed In her home and in the
Ladies' Auxiliary. of which she was a
helpful member. The family has the
sympathy Of the community. N.
The Somerset reporter., 1903-10-22

Ennis and Ralph Goodrich came next
and received 80 cents each
Charles A. Spaldng shot the finest
deer at Pierce Pond that has been Sc
cured so far this season. The deer
weighed two hundred pounds and had a
beautiful set of horns.
Birdie Pooler, who came home, sick,
from The Forks, is now improving.
:. K. Andrews has been home from
the woods for several days
Mrs Horatio Clark of North New
Portland has been the guest of her
daughter, Mrs. A 5. Burke, the past
week.
Lizzie Bean went to Scion, Wednhs-
day, to wolk for DR.. G. A. Paul.
The Somerset reporter., 1903-10-22
East Fairfield

Rev. Mr.. Ives of Fairfield preached il
the Moody Chapel, Sunday p. m.
Mrs. Howard Ham arrived home from
the Bangor hospital, Tuesday forenoon
where she has been the past four weeks
There was banquet a, the Buckmins.
ter at Good Will Farm, last Friday even.
ing. There was a dining room full o.
friends of the Athletic Association foI
which it was 10 benefit, and i, is expected
there will be more In the future.
Mrs. Hinckley expects to visit in Con.
necticut for the next two weeks.
Mrs. William Huutoon and son OF Nor
ridgewock have been visiting her daugh-
ter in this place.
Mrs w. B Blanchard OF Watervile
visited her brother several days, recently
Prof. Lane has moved his family from
Watervlle 10 his new home at Good Will
Farm.
Last Saturday afternoon one of our
young ladies with her guide shot two
deer
Mrs. Hermon Upper is on a visit to
friends in Milo and on her return trip will
visit friends in ST. Adams ard vicinity,
also Miss Floy Walker will visit in ST..
A bans Tor the next two weeks.
Mrs. Phebe Richardson will stay with
her daughter, Mrs. John Walker, this
winter.
DR.. Robinson and wife OF Fairfield WIS.,
tied friends in this place, Sunday.
Geo. and John Ames of Canaan are
painting Carl Hollis buildings
Frank Cannon, Fred Head, Charles
Conforth and Fred Bickford are on a
hunting trip up river.
Mrs. Sophia Davis was called to Wa
teIville, Monday, by the death Of a niece.
The Somerset reporter., 1903-10-22
w. E. STEWARDS
New Fall and Winter Goods
Are I'm

New Suits and Walking
skirts.
Special values in a Walking Skirt at
50 90 each. If we haven't a suit or
Skirt in stock to fit you we take meas
utes and have one made to fit.
New Furs.
We have fine line of Fur Scarfs from
So 90 to $25. 90 each.
Shirt Waists and Waistings
We have the bes' fitting line of ready
to-wear Waists in the market. Our line
of Waistings can't be beat.
The Somerset reporter., 1903-10-22
Black Petticoats.

we nave the best line we nave ever
shown from Csc to So 90 each.
A great value in Table Linens at 81 90
a yard.
Pretty Blankets for Wrappers and
Bath Robes.
Outings in great variety from 80 to
10c yard.
Have you seen our new Flannelettes2
Prettier than ever.
Please remember we are headquarters
on Ladies' and Children's Underwear
and Hosiery.
Great values in Hose at for 25c, Csc
and 39c pair.
The Somerset reporter., 1903-10-22

We send the REPORTER for trial trip
three months for % cents.