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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-20
3ooIosif9e Gonsreb s.
SentIbIanb.
g rin35 d.

Berlin, 10. Iug. Bring 5ein=
rid BON preuben, Der als 0ertreter beg
2aiiers nod Petersburg our Saufe bes
ruifi9en Sbron : grben 9ebt, reiffe
beute our ginbolune bon Snfruttionen
bonn 2aiisr mad @ilbelmsb6be, @ahel.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-20
SHafen.
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g t. g etersbure, 20. Iug.
@rOBe Gorge berri4t iber Die purt
9lrtbur Sage anlds!i9 beg persmeifelten
@baratiers Der bOrtigen 9dmpfe. See
bod glaubt bas 9rie9samt ni6t. oab
bic @efabr bonn Gaa Der Sefun9 10
brobeno if, als aIgemein berfi4ert
miro. Nusreidenoe 8Orrdtbe on Wfus
nition unb 2ebensmitteln befinoen fia
bort uno tpenrl es aud wabr lit. Dab
Die Sapaner bic 0ertbeioiser INN oas
Se9s Oosr Sisbsnfa6e iibsrtreHen. 10
trirb bic sroBe Stdrte Der 8%efeifigun=
gen Die unslei96eit Der 3abl uett-
MAIDEN.
SIotte dllt nibt in Sem
bes Sdnbe.
Zines 1T fiber = fails bic Sefturs
fdlt, bic Slotte fommt ni9t in bic
6anb Der Sapansr. Sieriiber fino bic
Yefsble Der 4omiralitdt uOn i4drffter
Dirt. Nomiral Outt5mstp if an9e=
mieien. fals bas S6limmffe tommt,
= gu einem bsrswsifslten 2ampf als=
sufabren uno bieie gefebls perben
smeifelOs nod gudftaben uno Sinn
ausgsfibrt; wenn Elm ausfaa unm6g=
LID lit, bat Der Nomiral feline Glotte
sdn3lia gu serft6ren.
Sn3piidsn ftsbt oas Sf=See-Se=
idwaber, nit Dem S6lu9tidiff vOrel",
in @ronltaot unter Sampf. Sie 3eit
Der Mbfabrt 1T nod unbetimmt.
iii g dIa 9tdiffe unb
g aIIabai g ort Nrtbur.
81. petersburs, 10. Gue. =
Die Iomiralitdt lit amtli9 bena9ri9=
tist, baB Die finf S4ladtf9ife BON
9lbmiral 6hrit Outtumstp uRo &reu=
ger palaba fi9 in port Nrtbur befin=
ben. Sie Sepeide erpdbnt nidts
bariiber, oh bic S9ifs bei9dbist fino.
g 9Ia9t bepor # ebenb.
Mutben, 19. Mu9. Cine S9la9t
gilt als beporitebens, oa Die Sapaner
an Der ruiiiaen Ot=5ront nur Sru an=
gig Weilen bon 2iao Dang entfernt
fino. Die @orpoften iteben taum bier
Meilen bon chamber unb es fommt 81
tdglideu Sdarmtibeln. Sioli4 90
gen fn bic Sapaner ua4 9ai @bens
auriif.
Sic ameritanif9en Ut.
It d e's.
ct. petersburg, 19. Muguit.
Rad ben lebtsn Na9riaien fteben Der
ameritaniidsO bert lieutenant Walter
6. S1upler unb Gapitdn Carl &ei1-
mann beim IL. Corps; Wajor Mont=
gomlerp Or. Macomb, bon Der amerif.
Nrtilerie, beim rlten @orps urb Capt.
@i0iam 9. Subiou bonn Pionie,=
Corps, in MutSen.
9eBterer besibt R4 porausf4tlit
na9 0labibofod in Der boppeltan gt-
seni9aft zines Wilitdr= uno 6lotten=
Ntta1e's.
Nmerita 1T oas ein3iss 2anb, tpel-
DIES bier Militdr= Wttade's bel ben rui.
fi9en Sruppen beiiBt. gnglanO.
Grantrei9 uno DeutI9lano baben NJ,
brei.
g 9mere @ssenshs.
Sen. 6urotts Sauptquar r.
tier, IL. dug. pia 5 II a n, 9orea.
10. Nuguf. SieIer She'll Der Wanb'
fdurei lsibet berseit urlter ben i9rerfter
IegengtHen oes Sabres. 9eBte Wo1'
wurben Die Sbdler iiberf9wemmt uni
Die 8dde in 6lnhe %beripanbelt. We'
MICE Gage bon Sonneni9ein lafen in'
oefen bas @aHer berfbwinben. ST
lsbtsr 3sit tamer nur 8orpofensefedt
Dor.
9 m er m 6 BE s o o q
ZEN 10 9enDm m { n.
. 90 n o n, 20. Mug. Sin
beutige Oepei9e an oas Staatsoepar
tsment aus @be 6oo fagt:
5 6eute firth fubren fieben iapanii&
3erf6rer In ben 9afen bon Gbe Goo
8egentiber Der ginfabrt ffieben fie OIL
II
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-20
@iloerer &urS.
Gar fir cine Yolitif Der Shonung
in 6innlano geupnnen

bosnoenjs", bas in Stuttgart eridei-
nenoe Organ Der ruifiden 2iberalen
uno Reformer, i9reibt, fie babe Wit'
tbeilung aus pstersburs, tuonud 6irft
Obolenstp, Der neue @ouberneur BON
Sinnlanb. ben 8aifsr our annahms
elmer miloeren politit seeen 6innlano
iiberrsbet babe.
Selfingors, 10. Muguit.
Gfrf SbOlenstp trat fein Nnlt als Sc
neral ouberneur bon 6innlanb an.
Na9 benz @oitesoienfte belt er i'm tai-
ierli9en palaf einen groben @mpfang
ab. Ser @eneral=8 ouberneur unter=
nimmt iofOrt cine Snipettionsreiie burd
bas @robfarfentbum.
Jiirf S~bolenstp, Der friibere 8ou=
berneur bon @berfon, fpdter bon @bar=
tom. puroe am 4. Suli gum Nabfol=
ger BEG Generals BObrifOf %ernannt.
ben Der STUDENT S9aumnnr an 16.
Stunt sei4ofen bate. General go=
brifOf ftarb am nd9ftsn Sage.
Na9 elmer Sepef9e bonn 5. Muguft
ioa bic Satin beg neuen @eneral=8ou=
serneurs sablreide S~robbrisfe erbalten
baben, Die erfldren, ibr Mann perbe
cine WOde mad ieiner Nntunft in
Ginnlano set0otet.
6 aratoft &uBl. Sis @rnte
i'm Sitritt Samara, gurop. &uBlanb,
if bic bette ieit bielsn Sabren. &C.
treioe= grnte, bornebmIi9 @ei3en, ifelt
ii9 auf etpa 954, O84, 600 8ufael.
8roRbritannien.
Q E B a b sur s 6rberun g
Der @iffen9aft.
@ambribee, gnglanb. 10.
gug. @lf Mbtbeilungen bes britii9en
Isrbanoes CUR E6roeruns Der @ifisn.
fdaft begannen bier ibre Sbdtigteit.
Winiftsr. prdfbent u. 8. 8alfour, fir
bieies Sabr 8erbanbs : prdlibent,
mobnte Der Sibuns in Der Snsenieur=
Mbtbeiluns BEL, mo er i'm Namer beg
8ereins beutider Sngenieurs benz Mb.
tbeilungs=8 oribenoen Parions in Nn=
ertennung ieiner @erbienite als Grim.
Der cine goloene WebaiIe iiberreidte
Serr parfon, iber %@rfinoungen unb
Batente ipre9enb, b%erlangte erDBere
ollie unb beReren SduB fir ben gr=
timber bon Seitert beg Stats, gemdt
ben in 9eutidlanb unb Nmerifa ange=
nommenen 8eftimmungen.
Nmericareie oes gr3-
btf9Cs b. ganterburp.
2onbon, 10. Mug. Der gra'
6iidof b. Canterbury, Or. Sabibfon,
reiae beute nebif Srau unb 2 @np'
ldnen nod 9iberpool, un an 8orb be:
mad Stem Sort a~bSebenoen 9ampfers
@eltic gu geben. Oils Uertreter bel
amerit. 8Otidaft battle fi9 Setrstd1
8. Wbite gum Ibi9ieo einsefunben,
Ser grabiidof 1T Der erffe primas Dor
England, melder Mmeriea einen 8eiud
%abftattet.
q o9maIs lie 8 oomis=
Mn9eIegenbeit.
9onbon n, 10. Muguf. Gin lid
6ran3 S9neiber tlennenosr Wanr
ielte fi9 heute Der Birmingham poli
3ei unb beiauloi9t fi9, er babe Be
Sampton Sofumente bon elmer perior
seitoblen, bic nod Ieiner Mnfi9t 5. Il
2oomis mar.
Sic poli3ei lest feinen Wertb au'
bieies @efdnbniB, ba 2oomis taum II
SOutbampton einsetroEvn 1T unb tein,
papiere berlniBt tpurben.
IS banoelt f4 UNI ben 8ruber be!
5ilfs=S taats= Setretdrs 2oomis, be-
nit benz Sampfer v3aiier @ilbeln
H." mad plpmOutb fubr uro tur5 oO'
Nntunft bes S9iHes aulebt lebetb ge
feben tuurbe. Nm Is. Suli murbe bi
2eide etma Is Meilen bon plbmoutl
sefunoen.
}, &aies&aQ.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-20
9resoener 8ei6lmR.
Sanre3 nnb gebel fren3en bisriiber
bic WaHen.

m r b m. 10. Nug. Ser
SnternatiOnale SOeialiften= uno Sc
uertiaafts. @onsreb beristb beute iiber
ben iogenannten Sresbener 8ei9lub.
bon franaOfi4en Selesatsn einsebra9t.
Ser 8eidluB puroe BON benz Socia.
liftens@OrgreB in DRESDEN argencm=
man uno ipdter bon elmer @onferen3 in
&beims gebiaigt. Sas @eisntlide bie=
ier &eiolution beiebt BARN, bab fie ben
@ebanten abmeift. bic Socialiten iolsn
Der berridenben Oronuns irssno pelds
3useitdnonihe MAIDEN, inbem fie fid
an Der &esieruna Ooer ben Nrbeiten Der
biirserli9en @eieaidaft betbeilisen.
Ser fran3. Giihrer Saurs3 Opponirte
benz 8ef6luB in padsnbsr &eoe, bic
fid Big gu elmer gntlase gesen bic
Deutiaen berifies. gr iaste, Die iOcia.
lififde partei in Deutidlano lei be-
nunoernsmertb, aber ma9tlOs. Die
Wablen in Seuti9lanb peroen gut se=
fibrt, aber bic 8erfafuns binbere bic
3medmdbise Musniibuns Der grfolee.
Sic erbielten bas @ablre9t bon Shrem
Serriaer", iagte Saure3, mir jeoO4
seuannen es auf ben garritaoen. I"
8ebel bemerfte in ieiner gruioerung
auf Saure3, Seuti9!ano lei oas better
tegierte 2anb unb niraenos leibe oas
Bolt mebr unter Steuerr als in Grant=
reid.
S@wei3.
3oolo9i 9er 6 ongreB s.
8ern, 10. Mu9uf. WeIanoer
Ngaifi3, Der bertbmte @elebrte aus
Cambridge, Wah., tpuroe gum prdft=
benton bes bier tas.noen 3OOlOsii9en
@ongrehes erpdblt.
The sun., 1904-11-13

These Cylinder Heaters,
with sliding door, swing
cover, ornament and
heavy iron base-value
$3.50, special.
The sun., 1904-11-13
pr.n oryry or My HEART: or cours"

DEAR QUEEN OF Ny HEART: OF ,co,Irs'
! will 20 to the party with you. hon' u
go strolling around on the heautiinl lhN
arm In arm. cheek to check. Tursdar nisl
we, will go down 10 the island and e'' ,.'
friend of yours who introduced us, bcCaH'@@
without the light Of your oyes, the snu" 60
your ruby lijs, would he I, he most unharlF
fellow In the city OF New York.
Until J cHn do so in reality give you ~
ina gina lion millions Of kisses. Your
UEOEOB.
The Somerset reporter., 1904-12-08
Silver Wedding

Quite large company Of friends and
neighbors assembled AT the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. cyrus r Briggs, in Garry.
ing Place Plantation, un the 30 h day Of
November, 10 congratulate them on the
twenty-ffth anniversary of their ma
riage, and to express their good wishes
for their future prosperity and happiness.
The company consisted of Mr.. and
nrs. Charles 5. Briggs, Mr.. and Mrs.
Cephas Bean, Mr.. and Mrs. Gardiner
Bean and three children, Nj. and Mrs.
Silas Hunnewell, Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd
Hunnewel. Mr.. and Mrs. John Bray and
child, Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Berry, Mr..
and Mrs. Daniel Robinson. Mr.. aid Mrs.
+. o. Vittum, Mrs. Manlev Hunucwell,
Miss JUNE Bray, Miss Alice Briggs, Mr..
Walter Bean, Mr.. r. V Ham and MI, &.
W. kmball oil Wakef Id, Mass. Nj.
mud Mrs. Briggs have enc son aud three
daughters-Mr. John W. Buggs, Mrs. K.
+ VIttum and Misses Iva and S'eila
Briggs, all Of whom were present except
Miss Iva.
Tie guests enjoyed II pleasant season
OF conversation in the former part Of the
day, and at o'clock were inVit TO sit
down to a sumptuous repast, to which
all did ample Justice. After dinner came
the presentation Of gifts, also few
words of congra,ulatiou by T.. . Wit
tum, E,q the magistrate who Joined
his coup { in marriage twenty-five
years ago. Tie company were then en-
tertained with vocal music by Mr.. Silas
The Somerset reporter., 1904-12-08

The following appears in the Bangor
News of Tuesday relative to well
known, popular Somerset man, Repre-
sentative to the Legislature-elec, from
Cornville;
prominent member of the Somcr-
set county delegation in the next House
will be Cassins { Kinsman of Cornvlle.
one of the most active party workers in
the county, a member of the county com
mittee, also Of his town committee
Mr. Kinsman was born in Cornviile,
A. years ago, educated in the common
schools, somerset academy, Athens, and
al Eaton school, Norridgewock
He has held many town Offices and
served six terms on the grand jury,
three as foreman He was member
of the House in the session of 1S97-9S
and therefore will know how to behave
and represent successfully his class,
which comprises besides Cornville, Hart
land, ST. Adams, Harmony, Ripley,
Cambridge and canaan. He succeeds
Sheriff elect Clyde II. Smith and was
elected by the largest maj lrty ever Civ
en- in the history of the representative
district.
Mr.. Kinsman is q practical farmer,
deals In real estate, also agricultural
implements, 10 justice of the peace and
pretty good lawyer, although he was
never admitted to the bar. He is an
Odd Fellow and believes in the great
aud glorious principles OF the Patrons
of Husbsndry.
He 10 one of the strongest members Of
the Somerset county delegation.
The Somerset reporter., 1904-12-08
Assistance, not support.

In an appropriate and timely article
upon Soldiers homes and veterans pen.
sions the Bangor News said "Last sum
mer when President Roosevelt issued an
order, fixing the age of 81 years as the
time when all who had served in the
Civil war should receive pensions, re-
gardless of their physical conditions,
many of the veterans were relieved from
apprehension as to what they were
going to do in their decline. Then the
election, which sustained President
RO0sevelt's action fixed the order as be-
FOnd doubt, so from now on until his
death no man who served in the days of
lSGl-5 can feel that his support is inse-
cure
Veterans of lS6l-5 appreciate the or.
der alluded TO above whether they are
beGeticiaries under it or not and give
President Roosevelt ample evidence of il
in November, but il is incorrect to call it
support in the way it is fair to cOnstrue
the above. The pension under this or
der cannot exceed $l2 per month whan
The veteran arrives TO the age Of three
score and ten years. This moderate sum
can in no sense be considered other than
partial support. l. is nevertheless very
welcome as such. No other country in
Christendom has been as fair and Just
in its dealings with its citizen soldjerv as
has our country. No men ever served
their country better and none are more
worthy of generous recognition.
The Somerset reporter., 1904-12-08

Bangor News - O.e is not going be-
yond the limit Of probability when he
asserts that Maine may hold million OF
busy people by the time 1910 arrives.
The quiekenng Of so many industries
calls new hands to do the work. How
much the good times of the past two
years have effected the building trades,
any busy village in eastern Maine can
show. Go to Milo and compare the
price charged for rents now with the
prices Of ten years ago Go pto ARGOS.
took and make note of the price charged
for farms In 1904 as compared with the
asking price In 1894. Look 10 the sub
urbs Of any thrifty Maine village and see
the new houses that have been built,
Look at Millinocket, at Rumford Falls
and at Madison, and then ask how these
places appeared 10 1894. These and
many other signs point In one direction.
Maine Is very, very prosperous. She Is
getting rich fast. Her population must
keep pace with the revival of industry.
The Somerset reporter., 1904-12-08
The Bangor Plan.

According to the Bangor NeWs of FRI
day last, the somewhat notorious "B4n-
gor plan for the enforcement or nom
enforcement OF the prohiDltory law Is
not to prevail IN Pen pbseof county after
January Isl, To the extent il has in tunes
past.
That paper quotes County Attorney
elect Harvey H. Patten as making in sub
stance statement Of which the follow
ing is part:
II believe that have been elected to
enforce the p;ohibtory law, ard during
my administration 1t will be enforced to
the very best OF my ability. At the Feb.
ruary term of the supreme court, every
liquor dealer in Bangor will either file II
demurrer or 90 to all. Those who de-
muir, il they have not leff the city in the
meantime, will receive III sentence at
the August term. There will be no fines
of any kind; there will be no return TO
the old Bangor plan; there will be no
halfway measures aud no more tcchni
cal evssions of the law; hencefor'h the
liquor dealers of the city will receive
common punishment, and one punish
ment ouly--'hey will be sent to ill.
At the coming session OF the supreme
court, each of the 250 or more liquor
dealers of Bangor will be indicted on the
strength of his United States revenue
stamp. The possession OF this stamp
alone will be sufficient 10 convict. / Is
all that is required; shall need no fur
Their evidence. Every holder of a United
states stamp must necessarily plead
guilty and every person pleading guilty
viii be given a ] iii sentence. or course,
those who have already filed demurrers
will be Immediately sentenced, and | am
willing to be quoted as saying that Ger
tain notorious violators eff the law.
against whom there are all kinds of
cases pending, may expect TO receive the
entire limit OF punishment on each indi-
vdu4l count.
"Nuu will doubtless wonder why am
able 10 assert so confidently that the
rumsellers of Peuobscot county will be
sent to jail, even if | am able to secure
their conviction. The explanation is ex-
tremelY simple. The supreme court JUS
tees of the State have agreed to impose
jail sentences in the future and to back
me up, fully and completely, in every de
tail of my work"
The sheriff of Penobscot county and
the city marshal Of Bangor are less out
spoken in regard to enforcement OF law
but they say they shall do their duty.
The Somerset reporter., 1904-12-08

WOMEk'S SYMPATHY.
Is ProvGrbiaI. SkOwhegan Women
No Exception,

fioW UuGh We owe To ne
Synga hctiC SIDE of woman
Kind WE n 5.hars e,stTar
i. Ill.,.
-, ny y 10 d ~ ny
lldiid' heA tell YOU the
means which 6rOughtrelle, to
them that YOU MIGHT rr0tif nv
H., o>.o,r;a,,. pa.l -
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1NsSiiilo'N SH G. mere y d
okoWheSan woman.
Mrs. VIM Ewing. four miles emf On the
Athens road. saws. aF- SIX ar s4vep
wears had pam ssr5s. the small If nv
back extending down =, the bins a.
seysre At times that had tn lie down
o.4rt -..,.. ta4 .-
The Somerset reporter., 1904-12-08
Young Men For War

There is one complication in the work
of peacemakIng which has not been suifi
clentiy considered Il is the recurrence
of youth. have listened to the argu.
ments agains- war at a great Peace Con-
gress The reasoning was strong, the
statmen' of facts conclusive " ar was
shown to be cruel and foolish, and in
credibly expensive. The audience, of
right-minded and very intelligent people,
WAS convinced of the justice of the cause
of peace. Why, then does not the cause
triumph?
In such cases am in the habit of look
ing about with the intent To fix the re-
spous blity where it belongs, on those
who are not at the meeting. Mature
life well represented but there was a
suspicious absence of young men in The
twentes. An said there is the off
Guilty. We can't be sure of lasting peace
until we make il more interesting to
these fine young absentees They'll all
be peace men by and by, but in the
meantime there is no knowing what trou-
BILE they may get us into.
A uniformly middle aged community
would be immune from any attack of
militant fever 1t happens, however,
that every once in a while the hot pass
ions of youth carry ali before them.
TIE account of what happened at the be-
ginning of the civil wars IN Israel is typ
ical King Rehoboam called a meeting
of the elder statesmen of his kingdom
They outlined policy that was EN- nent-
ly cOnciliatory. But we are told, "He
fOrsook the council of the old men which
they had given him, and consulted th
ba a. 4 u.
The Somerset reporter., 1904-12-08

Not more than 800 600 Christmas tree.
vi be sent from Maine this fall" SAYS
Henry Staples of Portland, one Of the
largest shippers from the State. This
new call for big and symmetrical trees
has hurt our business. So long Ms We
sold trees less than ten feet high, We
could cut of strips of land in succession.
and thus have a new crop coming on
every year. But after u ii tree is ten
feet in height it grows more slowly, and
the chances OF its being symmetrical de.
crease rapidly. We find 80 trees less
than ten fee tall, where we can find five
salable ones that are 20 feet or more.
"In the old days We could make money
in cutting and shipping small trees ut
ten cents apiece, and now we find very
narrow margin in furnishing the larger
trees at from 20 TO 40 cents each. We
are compelled 10 20 further back into
the woods every year for our supplies.
The time when a Maine man could make
big profits from cutting and sending
away Christmas trees has gone by"
The Somerset reporter., 1904-12-08
Municipal Court.

Pau Lamsert Of Natefyip. so1 o.
Peer lambert Il tht' CITY, ~ br1u2hf
here, Thursday morning II - week,
b. Deputy sheriff Charlie Z Dr. pa H.
~arrant charging h.m @lth Ia s#sah u.
IN statiDu II lhr Somerset Railway a.
Madison, Friday u last week Lambert
WAS giyru hrariaR before judi B5ch.
ellOr, Thursday afternoon, aEd though
both the court and thr country attorney
considered the evidence ifsGfi Gent t.
warrant a conviction. there VII circum-
stances Of a suspicious nature 10 war
rant holding the respondent f5r the D.
cenber term Of the supreme court lie
was held in the sun Of $500 Tor hl- sp
pearance before the grand jury.
The complaint WIS signed by Eben g
Emerson, the agent Of the American TX
press Co. l. charged the breaking auu
entering Of the station In The night tim,
and the larceny OF revolver, the proper
y Of the company. The respondent Wa
represented By F. w. CLAIR, E-g Of
Wafcryllle. He pleaded hot guilty.
ne facts "a disclosed by the ryi3eIc.
~ere that revolver, with beIt aud
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INSTRUMENTATION tban,,bt ,,o,t,fn,, st~.na,..
~ T. snd HE s,,s,,io;@,'s ,,.,'r, s., arn,S.
ed ' 1919
rbe+ ri,bt Ton,bort and 4. oo,,,,,a,,ic,.
asked for 1odging sorna TOM ,,iles HIN,
Nartidna.,ooi7 ~ ,rara 80 and
aaaiIy sIeot in a sebooIhonsa Tn. now l,,
mornirg they tool tho troin -, SswtalT.
Siaing Ind wont fo Wstoruille rsrnho
camnenion naid rho tsros ~ hatb Ton,
~ p', ~ .l.,a ''a -, ~ .,.i
TO Wateryille Rpscb p+ > w Wsterviiie'
thav cor ,f rho train ~, ,bo n.ast sido
The Somerset reporter., 1904-12-08
catarrh Cannot be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they can.
not reach the seAt Of the disease. Catarrh 10 a
blood or constitutional disease, AID In order to
cure it you must take internal reHedies. Hall .
CstArrh Cure il taken internally. and acts d.
rectly on the blood an& mucous surfaces
Halls Catarrh Cure 10 not quaek medicine.
1t was prescribed By one Of the best physicians in
this country for years and 10 regular pre-
scription. It Is composed of the best tones
known, combined with she best blood purifiers,
acting directly on the mucous surfaces. The
perfect combination OF the two ingredients Is
what produces such wonderful results in curing
Catarrh. Send for testimonials free.
Sold BY druggists, price Toe.
Take HAZE Family Pilla for constipation.
The Somerset reporter., 1904-12-08

Bridgton News;- Those who want
"resubmissionn just for the fun of 1t or
even to secure local option, will fnd an
object lesson worthy of study 10 the ex-
perience of the county close to US In
New Hampshire in which North Conway
is located The North Conway paper
has some interesting reading on the sub
iect. No one appears to be pleased with
the present law, not even the rum una
The Conway paper says the liquor inter
eats, who secured the present statute,
will never "be content with Anything
short of law that permits abe granting
OF licenses In every town without regard
to local desires, while at the same time
1t removes all restrictions from the as
losn business. That is the goal al
which they are aiming and for which
they are striving as fast as they believe
an enlightened public opinion makes II
expedent." just that 10 what the same
element wants In Maine.
The Somerset reporter., 1904-12-08
Fight viii Be Better.

Those who will persist in closing their
ears against the continual recommends
ton of DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, will have q long and Bit
ter fight with their troubles,i If not ended
earlier by fatal termination. Read
what T. r Bssll of Beall Miss. has to
say:"Last fall my wife had every symp
tom of consumption She took DIR.
King's New Discovery after everything
else had failed Impi ovemsnt came ct
once and four bottles entirely cured her"
Guaranteed BY Geo. 4 Sampson Drug
gist. Price SOC, and 81 90 Trial bottles
free
The Somerset reporter., 1904-12-08
A Somerset Case.

Clerk OF Courts oeehins has received
the decision Of the law court In the fol.
Iowino caso.
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The Somerset reporter., 1904-12-08
a Frightened hovaa,

Running like mad down the street
dumping the occupants, or a hundred
other accidents, are every day OCCUR
rsnoes. 1t bshoovss everybody TO have Q
reliable Salve handy and there's none az
good a. Bucklsn's Arnica salve. Burns,
Cuts, Sores, Ecsems and Piles, disappear
quickly under its soothing effect. 25o
at Geo. E SIMPSONS Drug Store.