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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-09-28
AGprifbts Saetrlattin.

S6on in por4ritIihen Sabrbuns
bert.n f9eint man iene Iuitisen llebers
treibungen e%etannt unD geliebt gu bd'
ben, bic man beut5utage .Sdserlatein"
beibt, pte Die in 8abbloni.n unb IfDr
rien uufssfunosneu ~S9rifttiide" be-
ItGtigsn.
9iefe b~auerbaften Quf3ei6nungen
auf-3teseIitstn.n beri9ten unter ans
bsrem bon ben b01It mertpirbigen
Sdebabenteuern, ipel6e fpeildnb aDnig
gfurbdnipal BON Ninioe (667-647
b. gbr.) beitanben baben min, tpenn
man ieinen sisenen 8eri9ten @lauben
I9enten oarf.
,Muf elmer meiner Sosben," ldbt er
ben 3ieseliteiu ~er3dbIen, lam mir elm
20tpe gang nabe. SD podte Jpn on
Der MGbns btntsr ben Sbrsn urb
bur6bobrte ibn nit Der 2anae, benz
Worte meiue2 Sanb!"
9raittf9er nod lautst cine anbsrs
3isselitetninidrtft 5efel6en tOnies
li9en 2Openidgers. SD ersriff,"
prablt er, ben 20tpen beim S9pstfe.
Wtt benz 8eiItonb Qbars unb Htrgals
(mG9tise G0tter Der 3eit unb bes aries
ses) 5erfdmetterte iA ibm ben appf
nit Der 8eult!1
Sh 2unft bat inbeFen gleidfaas
biefe bentpiirbisen rSdsbbesebenbeis
ten" peretpiet, inb.m fie Der ~ftaunenOsn
Ra6pelt ndberen MufidluB burd
bilbIi9e GrtlGruns bariiber su5.
8ur6 StIdoen tpurbe nGmlid Der ses
~fansens &0nis Der 9biere aus ieinem
aGfts s.boIt, tpel9e nit .in.m be-
rauI9enben @etrGnt feline ardfte, NIT
GiI.n feline 2lauen abftumpften unb
liberties ibm nod bic 3Gbne ausbros
den. UNI i'm fir fsin Grideinen bot
benz tOnislinen Sagoliebbaber entfpres
6enb rppr3ubereiten."
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-09-28
RaaHmitise Mfrifaner.

Cine befonber. gisenidaft Der 3afs
fern in SlSufrita 1T ibre toloTIal,
Rdufluit. Sdit ME iiebt man in Nds
tai einsn Safer obne einsn ooer 5roei
St0de in ben Sdnben. Gin Saupts
persniisen lit es nun, nit bieIen
Stoden 81 fe4ten, nobel es oft blutiss
S9rammen abieBt uno aus benz ans
fdngli9en S9erS i4liebIi9 cine regels
redte priigelei nirb, bis Elm &afferns
poli3iit ba3u fommt uno bic Streitens
ben MISUNDERSTANDING pber ein1perrt.
Oieie 3affernpoliaei lit in Der Resel
uur fir ibre eisensn 2anbsleute ou uno
barf gegen WsiBe nur unter gang be-
ionoeren llmitGnben, ettpd ipsnn lie bon
einem fpeiben S6ubmann 81 9ilfe ees
rufen pirb, einI1retteu. Die Uniform
bieier 2eute, bsnen mar ben StolS uuf
tbr 9lmt anfiebt, beitebt aus elmer 8niss
bole, elmer BLUE unb einsm 2ropens
belm, ba3u baben Ie natirli4 au6
tets minbeitens 3tpei, iuenn niHt orei
Stods bel fi6.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-09-28

WNNfNR A@~ rN@E&%f~ @RNtfANa MNN
y~tsMAuswa nafs EsFtss
llt.u tH NrlfbUib mii inf arm.
" s%ffautsfH leTlaiU gtt algiidn Der
tngliltsn RsgRuuRgs Iamgibarl0Nt
.AluaHbya' "a bsfaup MID 10
ihttibt e.. .aui etr 6abri BON Dong
tong nah gBtibatDsi, ais oas Better
an tiHtm Hbenb, 10 bid unb rsgnsriid
lDaEbs. bdb 10 bti Der Snitl gl0mti Dor
antet AZ 9tbsn bsihiob. gst "a 6ub
1isfe ianben mir bort aud sinsn gus
ten uno gtIhdbteH plas. Sobalb aber
Der an!tr binunttrgsInhtn mar, puro,
bic 8drtaHs bon mebr ais buubert
diiherbootsn umihpGrmt, bic aus
ieber Gde unb itbtm Wint,l btrpors
iamen. nus Den goottn tlettertsn bon
allen Ssiteu Weuihen auf unier Shiff
berauf. Weint Geute ionnten iein
Wort bon ibrsm 0ialttt perIteben. ans
fanss elaubte id, oab bloBe Neugieros
ben 9eIuh peranlabt., aber i6 iolte
balo zines anoern belebrt perben. Die
Weni9en begannen, meme 2eEte bin
unb ber3uItoben uno iid 5u9Iei6 nit
alien b.tpesIi9ea Sd6sn gu I4affen
81 maiden. Defenders itu4 ibnsn Der
metallene Selm oss 3ompub6dusdens
IN bic augen, uno 3tpei BON ibnen pers
iudten, ibn ab3uoreben. Dem nioers
feBte i6 mid ndtiirlih, tpGre babel
aber 6einabe BON Der 8unbe ibertpGls
tist norben. SD iprdns nun i9leus
might in meme Sabine, um meinen Res
polrer gu bolsn. Giniss Der lngebstes
men 8GIte bdtten bic 6rehbeit, mir bic
in bic Sabine fiibrenosn Stufen bins
iirter 81 folgen, dber Elm pdar fpuhtige
9iebe nit benz Rspolpertolben perleiz
bette ibnen bieies 8ergniigen. Weins
2eute b%epaffneten ii9 barauf nit eiiers
men Stdugen uno &lpben bon 6eues
runssbol3, unb mir ma6ten uns baran,
bic 9eIelihdft gu pertreiben. Ndf
etpa Ssbn Mtnutsn ungsitrengter Qrs
belt gelons uns ods, bod II perIudts
man, uns barau 81 Derbtnosrn, ben
anter %auf8ulpiroen. SD tpdr senOs
tbiet, meinen RepolDer erit iiber bic
&Dpfe ub~Sufeuern, uno fpsil bas feline
Wirtun9 bate, sinen S6uB auf Den
Bug zines 8ootes ~ub3ussben. 2tIS mir
ben 4uter 9lidli6 an 8orb batten,
Iteb i9 bic 8artaITe nit boiler &raft
g.een ems Der 8oote gs6en, bas IN
folseoehen tenterte. Die Snia1Ien muir
ben 3lpar idmmtli6 bon ibren 9enoTen
aus benz DaFer ge3ogen, a6er Der
Wutb Der 8unoe i6ien oaour6 bod
ettpas obgetiiblt 81 iein, 70 bdB mir
uus Obne lpsitere 8elditisung sn~tfernen
tonnteu."
Nd4 elmer ipGteren Ra9rt6t srf6ien
bic 8anbe nahbem in Der StGrte bon
ettpa 200 Mdun unfsra Der SnIel
Rdmti in eiuem srObsrsn &uIt.noorIe
8prt ma9tsn iih bic piraten 3usrIt an
ods 4tueiiide Dahtidiff berun unn
forberteu oeiien 8emannuug auf, iit
gu ergebeu. Quf bic Weigsrung purbe
bas Sdtff ecitiirmt, unb dIe perIonen,
bic Iid on 8orb befanben, nuroen ME-
bersemudt. Run Iu9tsn bic 0orfbe.
tpobner ben piraten entgsgen3utreten,
aber od tie nidt uusrsi6euO bepaffnet
tuaren, mubten lie fid baIb 5urid=
3teben. iporuuf Die fre9en @inbrings
hinge ndh Ser3ensluit bic 8obnun9en
unb Defenders Die 2sibbGuIsr nit i1rem
mttIt t%pertbpollsn ,Sn6alt dusraubten.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-09-28
Or frtt..
''sa gnrs hrwssA

Tie elfts ~ Elm Gbtlhau.
etf bttuHi iebtauS. Ne ttsnui isbftiH
hnb 'aHn ga Hiat bsrlSsun;
ek tttnni, 70 lsHs HoH GlmmtlsllGi
IN uHts WsHideH uus dA bdAt,
lin brla 80 ~ bsrilarta.
uHe 2isb, bat Der eisru, Waht,
Rreth ftotHD Hbsr goD NIB Ra6t,
Rein Ginrm, BET It Btrttitbt.
unb biist Dtr oab bic Wsli tntIaua
Gle naHoslt fdtr ben alien Sang,
God abtr ben @olisH, Die giebe.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-09-28

Or tsiss arms cushrt6ts, gm fA al
balieH. iilrB.e e. IN bic Tisft. ROD
etc sr 3eli eaDcnn. ftaNbcn Der gesdus
bung oas GturJes Ba efbeisn, uTrings
ter itn Iasbrtrs WdnHsr, btssn 6dHi.,
i'm pcdisH uno fpirgtsn unb oersn
geriDIniduussH on iein DIR ihlug,a.
BetrOff trug siEen RsDoIDcr in Der
9dite, permOhts jebo9 ieinsH OF
brou6 BACON 81 MAIDEN. 4ls sr fid
b%eftiir3t umihaute, bemertie CT DRUID
oppdrai. unb biuter ben 9eleaen, bi.
ibn ~feitbislten, fab CT ben Iange geiuH.
ten 8orinsti fttben. OR raifte an
feline JdHung %Suiommen.
,Gs nist Guh nidts,1 fdste er,
bolb erItidt. .Weine geamten fperben
iosleid od iein. aeinsr bon Gud ent.
tommt.A
Isle itnb ober nod niht b." snt.
eesnete elm juns.r Mdnn biBis, runt
in3pil4en boben tpir .3eit, Did
S6uft 81 fpebiren. SGnsen tptr ibr
fcfort auf, aameroben!"
mSapobl, bGnsen mir i6n!" riefeu
bret ober bier 4nbere.
limb bonn follen lie rns bod niHi
eripii9en," bemertte Der erIt. Spre.
der. ,Wir baben sinen perbore.ner
4ussaug, buB Du es peibt, Salunt.!'
Gin Strid mar CUR Sanb. er uurb,
benz polisiiten um ben Gals selest uni
Elm Nib ausiebenber Ribiliit mari bai
Gnbe bes Strides iber einen 8alten.
petrpff fub, toB iein gnbe setom
men tpdr.
.gsur su!" tnirfdte er. sd iperb
fiber eer66t tperben.1
Sebt frat 8orinsti, Der Bis bdbil
miibiger 3uiduuer seblieben tpar. be-'
Dor.
r2ameraben,~ fprdd CT NIT letieu
Beben In iein.r Stimme, .iiberlabt ibr
mir unb rettet Gu9 iofprt! SD b0r'
beretts bic 9~elfersbelfer. gs 1T teir
Momsnt gu Derlieren. Sd perbe mid
opfern."
nBehite! Grit lou Der 9erl ban
gen." REF Der erIte Spreder leiber.
f9aftltd. rGr bat ntele bon uns f9or
gu Grunbe serihtet. SD min BIZ
Rade ieben! So1ten mir audi sleid
@le ans MeFer sslisfsrt tperben
Sdnst i'm. GenpFen!"
Der bas gnbe bss Strides belt, 3d.
frdftis baran. SIM nG9ften Momen
bliBte elm sroBes Sol6meFer IN 80
rinstis 6ano.
wgletn!" rtef er nit fart.r Stimme
.gs foa seI6eber, fpie iG seiast babel
Gin 3uden NIT benz MeFer unb be-
Strtd mar bur9f9nitten.
Sn ben Aufrubr, Der bur9 biei,
raf9e Shat entftanb, mif6ten iid bolt
rufenbe Stimmen unb bur9 etnen Gel.
tengung brdnsen mebrere nit 8lenbs
ldternen periebene gedmts beran
giniss Der Ribiliiten periu9ten 81
flieben, anbere iebten itd CUR Webr
sic tpurben ale in Der 3eit bon tpeni.
gen &uesnbliden iiberpGAiet. 8o'
rinsti ALIEN mar r.sunsslos iteben &C.
blieb.n unb ersab ft4 tpinis.
Isle feben, ih babe persolten!'
rounte .r Dem 9etettip gu. ~Sbr Sc
ben mar in meiner Sdnb."
Damn lieB er iib ftumm bic 9Gnb'
feFeln.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-09-28
9ie

Ils ipenig betannt bari Is gelten,
baB IIeranber Der GroBe bon Mu3es
oonien 1886 bis 1913 b. Gbr.) Der 8es
GRINDER Der pflanSsngeograpbie gstpors
ben 1T, inbem er auf Ieinem Grobes
rungs5ugs our9 Qiien einsn gan5en
Stab bon 9eIebrten nit Iid fii6rte, Der
beIonoers bic 5lord Der our63ogenen
0ebtete cuffs @enaueIte ituoirte. 3eugs
oGoon lit Die pfIdn5en9eOgrapbie oes
S6eopbraIt, oas ein3ige Dert, oas bic
2rummer iener SorI9ungsergebntis
uns erbaIten bat. 9as Bert oes S6eos
pbralt bat Elm pbiloIosii9 sei6ulter
8otantter, 8. greBl, gum 9~egeuitanp
elmer aufI4lubz uno ergebniBrei9su
StuOie gemu9t. Die Qrbett 3sist in
uberrai9erber WsiIe bic 9rieden aIs
Wtsiiter Der erdtten Soribung aui
einem btsbsr unbetaunten 9ebtet. sic
befolgten q. 3. in Der Sdtloerung
fremOer @epG9sformsn oieielbe Wies
tboOs tpie u. b. 9umbolOt, ndmlt4 Die
Der @srslei6ung init ben beimii&eu
Sppen. Mooern sri9eiuen alsronosrs
Gelebrte ferner AUDI BARN, odB Die
8erbrsituug Der Slutbpdloer Der
Wansropsformatior, iopis Die S4ils
berung Der SuIel Splos i'm PerIifder
Weerbufen bon tetnsm mObernen 5Or'
fter 10 gsnau Ourseitslt poroen 1T,
G6enio 1T bic 8ei9retbung bes iubi'
Iden Sstsenbaumes, Der iogendnnteu
8anpane, bel Sbeopbruit burAauS
n~aturaetreu, nur bdB sr i9r pdroIunge
S9dufslbIdtter 3uidreibt, mas li4 aus
elmer 9eripe6sluns nit Der unmtttels
bar folaenoeu 8onane ertlGrt.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-09-28
Ghinrfiihsr Manhhauien.

fainter dineiii6er Diplomat sraGblte
foleenbes Gei4i9tden: Gr bate brsi
Sunbe. Ils er zines 4benbs beimtam,
fano er ie uuf fsinem Eager aus Ssat'
bpIS uno Marmpr f9lafen. Gr trieb
fe berunter unb prigelte lie. @s er
am ndhTteu 4bsno nab Sduie fam.
lasen bic Sunbe am Tubboben. Oils
er dber nit Der !9anb duf bos Eager
fabte, fanb er es nod porm BON ibrsn
3Orpern, 70 bob er lie uisoer burdpriis
geIte. 4m britt.n Mbeno tebrt. er nod
friiber als sepDbnli4 5uriit unb fisbe
bd-bie 9uabe faBen Dor Dem Eager
unb puit.ten bariber bin. I'm IS ab5u'
tiblen.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-09-28

Ter R6nis BON 0dnes
m a beiibt cine iebr t~pertbpole Ger
fdmmlune, bic gremplare fat ieoer
glrt bon 8ogeieisrn entbdlt, Wan
i6dbt ben Gslbpertb Der Summluns
auf $4,000.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-09-28

gfurrer ais 2ebens'
retter. Sn benz unsarii4en Ortiz
@irutb mari It6 bic 70jdbri9e JrGu
Reutom in ben Drummer, um ibrem
2ebsn Elm Gnbs gu bersiten. Wietpob'
bic Na9barn alarmirt poroen tpsren,
fdnb bod Riemano ben Wutb, et,
9rsiiiu gu rettsn. Der Pfdrrer 8roB.
Der eben ppriibertdm, sntleoigte Itt
raid fsines Rodes, iprung beberdt II
ben Drummer unO Sog Die ate 6rau
beraus. Dem ipaderen 9etltlt9er
truroen bon Der 9soOltsruug ber5It4t
Spatirnen odrgebru6t.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-09-28

Die beut den 3uder$
tonfumirsn idbrlth 81
100000 Ionnen .2uderriben-
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-09-28
peNaeouia lhr's 0Sus.
xsials ass @niftasa psH aiEsua
lm psrN4HlgniAnsm alter.

3Fstss estates ssa wsussm gua@mass.
tutass e~st@assstusss u@s astaasAssf.
9twssass sss siaHss las auaM sac SO,
tsf WtssehtHt
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1904-03-24
MOOre's Mills-Canaan

Wilbur Mitchell and master Roy visited
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F field
Mitchell recently from Fairfield.
Chas. Ames, wife and daughter from
South Pittsfield visited his parents and
other friends in this place last Friday.
Alton Richardson from Fairfield Center
was in town calling on ,rends, Sunday.
Mrs. Grin Holt and Mrs. Ralph Holt
from the Ridge in Clinton were guests at
V. {. Holds, Sunday, in East Skowhegan.
Frank Reynolds is enjoying a short
vacation from employment in Pittshed
with his parents in town.
Miss Eff Horn recently went to Bos-
ton.
Mrs. Michael Dyer from Palmyra and
Mrs. Mary f Salisbury of Watervile
spent a few hours AT Ansel Goodrich's
last Thursday
Daniel Bowman of Fairfield was in
town on business, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. H. Wlllilms passed
Sunday with their children in Pishon's
Ferry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Shores passed
last Saturday in Skowhegan
The sick in this vicinity are all thought
to be improving.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1904-03-24
New Portland.

The prevailing epidemic is lagrippe in
this vicinity. most every family thus far
has been, sick some are gaining, others re-
main about the same,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Perry went away,
Thursday. for an extended isit with re-
la,ives and friends.
Mr.. F. F. CasweIl, who has been work
ing at Bigelow. returned home, Saturday,
he was accompanied by George Foss, who
will spend few days, as the guest Of Mr.
and Mrs. Caswel.
Mrs. A. w. Starbird, who has been
quite sick the past week, is gaining at this
writing.
Mrs. Lervy Gray of Madison spent,
last week, as the guest OF Mrs. G.. F.
Williams.
Mr.. Albra Adams of North Madison
was in town. Saturday, buying veal calves.
Mr.. c. H. Nye made business Tip to
North Arson Saturday.
There has been quite number OF men
with their teams engaged the past week ia
hauling hard wood lumber from A. w
| Starbird's mill to the station at North
Arson to be shipped to Millinocke,.
Mr. Lee Lufkin and Miss Emma Page
! of Kipgfeld were calling on friends il
town, Sunday.
Miss Ola Lane of Watervile spent
Sunday with Miss Susie Emery.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1904-03-24
N.arly all of the lumbermen are getting

Nearly all of the lumbermen are getting
GU. of the woods. All OF them report
tina, this month has been the best for
hauling logs that they have had this
winter.
Miss Lottie Wilson of Kennebec ROAD
was 10 town last Saturday visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Annie Hughey
The people OF this town were shocked
to hear of the sad accident which occurre(
Monday evening about o'clock. Ephra-
i'm Sands In company with James Farley,
left Jackman about noon TO meet the
teams OF John McCinna. who has been
numbering on the south branch OF the
Penobscot. AS the teams reached the
foot of the hill at Louis Gerioux's, the
loaded sled tipped over. The horses
were taken from the sled and the pole
thrown back. One horse was used to
draw the sled back into the road, when by
some means unknown the heavy pole
struck Mr.. Sands on the head He was
taken up unconscious and carried to the
home OF Louis Gerioux. Dr. Larrabee
was sent for but he died before the doctor
arrived. The funeral was held at the
home. Rev. Mr.. Rotch conducted the
services. Mrs Rotch. Mrs. G.. A. Hughey,
Mr.. B ass and DIR. Larrabee accompanied
by the organ played by Miss Minnie Hol-
den. sang the following hymns He
Leadeth Me, "My Jesus as Thou VIII"
All OF his brothers and sisters were he e
to attend the funeral He leaves a wife
and one small son and an aged father to
mourn his loss The bereaved family
have the heartfelt sympathy of all 10 their
affection
The remains of Alexander Walker Of
Askwth, formerly OF Jackman, were
brought here last Wednesday for burial
He has been living with his SOD, Stephen
Walker, at Askwith, who is section fore
man at that place. Mr.. Walker has been
used up with rheumatism for several
years, but until few days before his
death he was able to be about the house.
He leaves a wife, three sons and one
daughter.
The Colonial Fair will be held Friday
and Saturday of this week. A GOOD at
tendance is looked for. The proceeds
will go for preaching services at Moose
River Congregational church OF Jackman.
The program f)r the first night will be as
follows N W music from the Carolnas !;
new booths attended by Colonial Danes /;
a booth of old relics refreshments served
by Aunt Dinah; tea served by Priscilla,
teacups given as souvenirs; lemonade
from the old well. Admission for the
first night free. Program for the second
oigb', March 26: Supper served from s
TO 7. followed by music and entertain
ment; supper tickets IS cents. Admis-
sion to audience room IS and 10 cents.
Mr.. Harry Stilwel has just returned
from Boston. where he has been engaging
his company for the season of 1904. the
company will play in Jackmau, March 28,
20 and 80 opening the new hall.
Early Monday morning an earthquake
visited this place and the neighboring
towns. 1t passed over the town about
LIS, causing the houses to shake VIC
lenlly Tor lew seconds. AT this writing
no reports Of any damage was caused by
it.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1904-03-24
FACTORY GIRLS AND
SOCIETY WOMEN
Have the Same Weak StomAc.ls md the
Same Nervous Headaches.

Whether beauty is skin deep or not,
society women and factory girls have the
same weak stomachs and suffer alike
from nervousness and headaches.
Neither seems to appreciate what
health means until it has gone.
Social duties with midnight suppers on
the one hand, and exhausting labor and
insufficient nourishment on the other,
cause a arrangement of the digestive
organs. From then on life becomes mis-
cradle.
The millionaire's daughter and the
working girl-both suffer alike.
Are you becoming thin and haggard ?
Is your face pinched and sallow, with
dark circles under your eyes ? Are you
growing weaker and weaker2 Are you
irritable Can t sleep2 Have bad dreams
and dark forebodings Food distresses
you2 Bile rises in your throat Specks
moving before your eyes
Then dyspepsia has marked you for its
own.
Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets supply the
digestive element that enables the stom-
ach to do its work They Immediately
relieve the feeling Of oppression and
shortness of breath. They Danish weak
ness and dizziness and headaches. They
produce quiet, restful sleep, clear com
plexion; II strong, healthy body, and an
active BRAN.
We know what Rcxall Dyspepsia Tab
lets are and what they will do. We guar
antee them to cure Indigestion and dys-
pepsia. If they fail, We will refund your
money
Price % cents per tull package Sold
only at our store. Or by mail.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1904-03-24

Rev. Ora Chase assisted by Edward
Barrett will preach at the Union church
next Sunday the 27th at 1890 a. m.
Prayer meeting in the evening.
Miss Abbie Smith is at work in Skow.
hogan.
Mrs. Sam Biglow is very sick
William Morgan post has engaged
Hon. L. N. Merrill Of Skowhegan to de-
liver the Memorial Day address at Athens
the comming thirteenth of May.
Gibson's teams of Clinton, who have
been numbering uear Moose Head Lake
passed through here. Saturday, on his re-
turn home with II horses and four men
stopping to dinner at S. Blaisdel's.
c. F. Longfellow has got moved on
the farm 10 Skowhegan that he recently
purchased of Augustus Strickland.
Mr. Guy Moody is at work for Selvin
Flanders.
Dana Fogg is at work for Mr.. Walton
n his saw mill
Mr.. and Mrs Paddock of Skowhegau
were in town and attended church
Sunday.
Mrs. Sadie Robinson of Augusta spent
Sunday. with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
L. Blaisdell, returning, Monday, hel
daughter accC mpaning her.
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Fairfield Center.

Mr.. B. p. Wells of WaterVille has pur-
chased the Appleton Webb farm in this
village and is already nicely settled in his
new home.
Miss Emma Bennett of Bakersville
Cal. Is the guest of her aunt, Mrs Rod
ney Jones
Mr.. George Steward has sold bis farm
to Mr. Chas. Smith aud has purchased a
house in Skowhegan village. They viii
move there soon.
Mrs. William Jones has been quite
seriously i'll for some time but is much
better now.
Rev. G.. R Palmer will preach his las
sermon before the close OF the conferenc,
year next Sunday. 1t is hoped there viii
be good attendance.
Mrs. Lester Holway. who has beer
very Ill for some time, is gaining verI
slowly.
Mrs. J. w Young has been suffering
from severe attack of tonsilitis.
Mr.. Rodney Jones has sold his farm. II
Mr.. Jenkins OF Winslow.
Bad colds are very prevalent here jus
now.
Miss Cynthia Haynes is very sick a
her home here.
A severe earthquake shock, which last
ed for nearly a minute, was felt here abou
80 a. M, Monday. This was followe
almost Immediately by one much lighte
and of shorter duration.
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Smitllfield.

Mr.. Frank Mosher is seriously i'll. DR..
Taggart of Skowhegan was called in con-
sultation with DR. Brown, Friday OF last
week.
Mrs. S. F. Emerson of Madison is in
town caring for her daughter, Mrs.
Ernest Mosher, who is i'll.
Mrs. Howard Crowell spent few days
in Madison, last week, the guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. George Charles.
MIR. Henry Whitehouse is suffering
with hemorrhage OF the stomach.
The school committee have appointed
Mr. Carold Holmes as supervisor Of
schools 10 Smilhfeld.
Ed ward Savage and Edward Morrow
have returned from the woods, where they
have been employed for the winter.
Mrs. Sherburn Bickford was called tc
Waterville, last week, by the illness of heT
daughter, Mrs. Ora Owens.
There were no services at the church
las, Sunday on account of the pastor be-
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Death of T. Il. POOler

Mrs. Ida Ireland OF Norridgewoek has
recent information Of the death Ut her
youngest brother, +. X. Poo.tr of San
Antonio, Texas. He WAS the yonnges
son OF George H. and Harriet PoOier OF
Madison. He went with his family to
Wisconsin 10 1876. Later he WAS Obliged
to 90 South for his health, aud year
ago he went to Sheridan, Arkansas, then
for a few months to R~usten, Texas.
and two months ago 10 the place where
he died. He was worthy member OF
the Masonic order and Of the |. o o. F.,
OF Sheridan, and WAS highly respected
nv all who knew him. His remains wer'
taken to Sheridan for burial.
He leaves five sisters: Mrs. Ida Irelsi d
Of Norridgewock, M. Mrs. Sophia Mus
sly of Waterville. Me-; Mrs. Cora Col.
Inns of Pine Bluff, Ark; Mr. Flors
Channon Of Onalask, Wis.,; Mrs. Glars
Golden of Sche boygan, Mich.
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Robert Hayden one dozen silver teaspoons,
Gala and Ililda Dore; tglass service, Lillian
Hurd; Lora Goodwin and Lynn Foss, silver
sugar shell; commode set. David a. Corson;
set of apple knives, Harry Emery; silver SER
vice, Mrs. ID. A. Corson; silver butter dish,
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. +. Jacobs; set Of fruit
knives, Dan and Lottie Reed; half dollar,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Bailey; glass fruit and
bon-bon dish and silver dessert spoons, Eu-
gene Thompson; glass fruit and bon-bon
dish, Bert Poland one-half dozen knives
and forks, Mr.. and Mrs. b. 2. Lhtlefeld ;
dessert spoons, Herbert Nottage; dessert
spoon and 81, 6. IL. Allen and wife, one
half dozen silver teaspoons. Mr.. and Mrs G..
A. Goodwin; tomato spoon, Mr.. and Mrs. +.
X. Berry; solid silver sugar shell, Mrs. Susie
NJ. Curtis; silver sugar she'll, Laura f. Ilol-
man; one half dozen silver knives and forks,
l.. {. Williams and w. N. Sanders set of
butter dishes, J. f. Lombard; glass cake
plate and pair of linen towels, Alice G.
Wills; one-half dozen fruit plates, Amos
Rnes; pair of linen towels, Leo Merkle !;
pair of linen towels, Mary p. Elliott; fruit
dish, Lucinda Rnes, two cake plates and
glass berry set, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter IIurd
coffee pot, Charles Robinson; pitcher, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Hall, glass water set, Geo
Haskell, oak stand, Charles Turner and fam
lily; willow chair, Mr.. and Mrs. {. +. Dore