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The Somerset reporter., 1904-08-25
TermH of Courts.

supreme Judicial: The third Tuesday in March,
and september and fourth Tuesday in December Civil
and Criminal.
Probate:-The second Tuesday Of each month
County Commissioner The first Tuesday in
March and August and the second Tuesday In Decem-
Der,
The Somerset reporter., 1904-08-25

The pleasantest things In the world
are pleasant thoughts, and the great
art in life is to have as many Of them
as possible.-Bovee.
The Somerset reporter., 1904-08-25
REGIMENTAL REUNIONS.

There was jolly reunion OF the Third
Maine infantry at the high school build
ing, Montgomery street, Boston the 18Th.
President Albert S. Boswell occupied the
chair and the election of officers resulted
In the choice of Charles Greenleaf of
Bath, Me-, as president. The famous
vets bad the honor of entertaining Gen,
o. o. Howard, who is said to be the only
surviving army commander of the war,
and who was with Sherman on his
famous march to the sea. Other guests
included Gen. NJ. B. Lakeman of Maiden
and Gen. Jos. Smith Of Bangor.
The Somerset reporter., 1904-08-25
Central Maine Fair.

The Contra Maine Fair i 10 be he'd Al
Wateryille on Tuesday. Wednesday and
Thursday, september 20, p and "a
The premium li:I, which has just beer
issued, contains much that is OF interest
The pr.zes that VII be fired are divided
with the greatest possible care into
classes that cover the eutire range OF
agricultural eudeaYor. 30 that all, froH
the aged member Of the household, Who
may exhibit some specimen II her Iced Z
work, 10 the chic under Z, who ny
exhibit In the same department, VIII
have chance 10 secure pr ze.
Tuesday will be Governors day, when
Governor Hill is expected TO be present.
accompanied by bis staff together with
other distinguished eit'z-ls Of the state
Wednesday will be O d FOLKS day and
State Master Gardner and the state Of
f1cers are expected. Tie grange rally-
ing the largest number Of memteTs will
receive pre-.
The exhibitions are divided smong the
two first days, as announced 10 premium
lists. At p. N. on the third day, Thurs
day, will take place the grand cagaleade
of prize winners.
Attractive races are announced With
good purses as follows.
Tuesday. September 20 ala pace,
purse $500; 20 trot, purse $500, green
stallion Glass, trot, purse S20Q.
Wednesday, September 2l : a elsss,
pace, purse 5000; % troi, purse 800 ;
twC-year-Oid trOt, ore half mile, purse
The Somerset reporter., 1904-08-25

At the reunion of the First Maine
Heavy Artillery in Faneuil Hall, the 18th
inst, Benjamin Frost OF Minnesota, who
has been on the rolls for Is years as dead,
walked in on his comrades and announc-
ed that mistake had been made In the
army records, inasmuch as he was alive.
surprise OF the veterans and 1t was some
minutes before the newly arrived one
was able to get to a seat.
The following officers were elected !;
President. Fred o. Talbot, Machias, Me. !;
first vice president, Rev. g. B. Hescock,
Monson, Me- second vce-presdent, Gill
man T. Smith, Harrington, Me-. secre-
tary-treasurer, C. j. House, Augusta, Me.
The Somerset reporter., 1904-08-25
COUNTY DIRECTORY.
COUNTY OFFICERS.


Clerk OF Courts:
WILLIAM T. sHEKlNs, ...................Sk owhegan
County Attorney:
GEORGE W. COVER, .......... 49, Skowhegan
Judge of Probate;
EDWARD F. DANFoRTH,. 'Skowhegan
Register Of Probate:
NATHAN FowLRR,...'..''. .....'.'.'''Sko"hegan
Register OF Deeds
LLswBLLYH GOODWIN, ....,......... Skowhegan
Treasurer
r. II. REID. ....... Harmony
Sheriff and Jailer:
A,,eFp II. LANG. observation-disclosures owhegan
DEPUTIES. {. f. Duren. Fairheld; Anon Baker,
Bingham; William E. Priest, Pittsfeld; Lewis Fish,
Haftland; Fred Lucas, St. Adams; Charles Z. Var
new Mercer George F. Aver, Athens; Wallace Emery,
North Arson; Albert E. Mlay, North New Portland; ,
Charles Dunbar Madison; William f. Briggs Skow-
beran; Orlando Bracket, Siarks; Herbert Eaton,
Scion; F. {. Holt, Norridgewock; J. Frank Durgn,
The Forks; Fred J. Horn, Canaan William II. Vies,
Flagstaff.
The Somerset reporter., 1904-08-25

The members of the First Maine caval-
ry association had one of the most enjoy
able outings in its history at the Nan
tasket Point Hotel, Nantssket Point,
Mass, August 18th, 100 members and
their ladies responding to the call Of
Comrade Patrick Shelvin of the Massa-
chusetts branch OF the association to
meet at the point for an outing. An III
teresting souvenir Of the reunion was a
neatly printed pamphlet containing the
cavalry's war record.
The Somerset reporter., 1904-08-25

Experienced travellers have found
great benefit by taking with them 5
bottle of Dr.. ~ETH ABSoLu's BALsAK-
1t cures illness caused by impure water
and sudden changes Of climate.
Warranted by q Il. Fogg or Wm. f.
Fuller
The Somerset reporter., 1904-08-25

Ii has never yet been decided whether
woman is happier when hapgy a. when nlser-
able.
when a woman is thoroughly -ired she ands
nothing SO refrts hing s. 8 nice long IA
The Somerset reporter., 1904-08-25

County Commissioners:
IoHs MErcALF. New Portland.
Milton L. MERRILL, St. Adams.
L. {. WILLIAMS, Athens.
The Somerset reporter., 1904-08-25
Get The Signed Guarantee.
o. r. Fogg Agrees to Return MoneY
III Mo ma Falls to Make You Wen

Have 4. Z. Fogg sign the following
guarantee when you by box Of Hi.o-nz.
uatuTeis cure rdyar4rsfa
The Somerset reporter., 1904-08-25

A weak man may be ahamed out of any thing
except his weakness.
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ct Spedbarn en- Maaned nogle
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ringe Udlag for saa stor Gevlnst
at Sundhed og Velbehndende.
Smaab0rn, der faar Scott's
Emulsion, wiser hurtigt Fplgen
at dens hjalpende Virkning. Den
synes netop at indeholde de Me-
ringselementer som ct Sp9dbarn
NEST beh6vcr.
Almindelig F0de mangler ofte
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Substituterne for SCOTS Emul-
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mindre. Men man sparer intet
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Malborg 8anegaarOs
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blipc oDer0uffc0e.
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@l1renlt ifripes fra &epfiubif SEN IS.
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gen &i0 ngret meget nlto0igt, men
tunmelig milot. Gilferi poa oobne
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ulto0ige Ser. 9ufsboo0ene ct nD=
Zig gooet l10 ipoo &interfilferiet> men
enon1 fife pen0te tilboge fra SEN f6r=
lte SIR, iao Nelltltoterne mes @enipn
til beres Tonglt fjen6es life.
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oers blep fprleOcn 6rubt pe0 at cit
Gel al ct bam %til6prel1oe gommelt
Sus, Ser bar 1unOer Ne0brp0ninn
folot nco boper fam. @on opoc puo
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flelnt 'in1cllcm 1>u:1le neo fol6cnoc
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p%oflcn H~(cjcl6n.
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fol gorn oncrcs /
ii q nOcrs. Gl1 IomiSlipn, BE-
ltnucn0e al Shcr1tlpitl1o1t 5Gprtlclt
al S1gcnidrfprplct, &optcj11 9}ic(l cl1
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ben 9fonoers for at lt1Ocrlpge, Dpor=
plOt bet Ocrbrrcn0c gornlc uNpr6iD(=
lonoS SpjDltS" fan iu0rettc5 til So
lerne for Gpclefompngniet, Ser / Star
lfol pprettes be6 s. Irogonregin1cnt
t GmtOers. &onrpogniet ifol beltao
al 100 Mon0, 10 fra bpert al SOD
folfSregin1erter11e.
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Mor5 Subtluum lom Mfbolbsnml1o
fan fejres / Nor, / Set Sen fprlte Mi=
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5o!osbepGgelie n / 9onmorf, Itifte0es
Sen II. Mpril 1870 / @ejle. sf Sc
foa, Ser Sen Gang bar me6 til at
ipprfiptte Mf6ol0sbepngellen, og lom
en0nu itanr lo1n Me0orbej0er for
6enne Sag, fan nepnes Gigbmon6
q. 6. @onlen / &ploing. Sr. &on=
fen bar un0erlfrepet Mfboloslgftet 5.
26 STARTS 1879, oltioa ca. IA Gage
fpr 6oreningen ltifteOes> bar 6erefter
Wte01t1tter al Den fgrlte @oo0=Se1mp=
lar 2oge I @oloing, nenlig ~6rem=
tbs &e( Mu. 5" UNDER S. .. 6. e.,
og ito0 Sr6enen til Molfillellen
1892, ga fan gift ODER / g. S. ..
g. g., iDporof bon cno>rl1 er Meolem.
S 6plge bisie Oplpsni1ger er @r.
Sanien ubetinget Gunmarfs cells tie
officielle Mfbol0sman6, cg slfbolos=
iogen5 &enner 1fpl0er bom ollie er
bigrtelig Sof for bans u0bol6ne SIR
bejoe Mfbolosioaens Gjenelte. Yoo
ST.. @onie1s og Acknowledgements IS
MorS Sllbile11ms0og nil Ser bltpe az
bolot Ell lelifabelig Somn1entomlt i
Mlbolnbru, >bbortil bans 2oge far
inobltot bele Observation-Disclosures /
&ol0ing.
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~slogteriarbej0ernes 6agforening"
tGnfer ,paa at ib9rfl9tte en- 5trejfe /
N%nlebning al, at 5logterlnugets 81
oern1nno far benpenot Jig til &igs0o=
gen for at npnao, at Slogterbntifer=
ne I)oloes .oa6en Spn= og @ellig6age
til &. 8 Morgen. 6agforeningens
Tor1non0 far pnret / Malm9 for at
tprmoa Sc lpenife Slogtcrlpen0e til
life at toge Nrbcj0e / 0urmarf / Iil=
frlOe al Strejfe.
Sjenc t ep / gerne. &i
far ti0ligere omtolt, at ser / Sc le=
mere Mor er nofprt ct fort MrbejOe /
Netning al at ltaffe. Sienel tepigerne
beorc &uor. 2e0eren / bette Mrbei=
Sc CT CIT atng, 0pgtig Game 6rpfen
Wforie @briltenie EN-, Ser lelb ti0ligere
far opret Sjene1tepige, men mi far
lat i'm bele Silpnrelie in6 poo at ar
bejoe for Sen al Dcnoe cpretteoe Sic
mel tepigeforenil1g / &jpbenbopn:
bum far ga ogioo Sen @(uoe, at fife
olene tribes 6oreni1gen oper 6or=
%pel1t1i1g, men ogiaa / enfe(te Erp=
pins6pcr, looleOes / Goenle pg Mol=
borg, CT Ser r|prettet Uoreninger al
lannmc Mrt.
&jpberlbopr1s Ijeneitepigeforening
bar oobnct forifielligc &1tril1s bper
G11soog s(ften, for Ser igjennem at
bbrinNe Me0lemmernc mere Splps=
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ter r1oerpiltcs ca. 1870 Sjene ltepigcr
3unl # pa Getlfrip1ting, Gi(l furil1g %
SpninM gnNcl|f % Sang. G110ni=
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bclutcn0e 6ore0rog, og fprlfiellig(
rl0murfeOe 9pgcr bliper (r1 It bpjt
Norcnilgcn ejer ct fife 8ibliotbef, ca
100 @15er, fer ira fan Mc0lclnmcrn!
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Moo!,eo. st lil(e 9(oo, vGje11cltc
pi1crne5 Hlo0", 11b9ipcS 6per IA
2oA. &idbcnbnpna Ticl1el tcpigefor,
nl1lNs Norn1ool cr oaioo at fou rcj1
CT Np1|lng, i'm lfol %inoc6ol6c el(
oerSomsbiem 10; Gi(ore 1totjentt
McS(cnMaer, ion1t Tagifolc, hpor iii:
&C EiGcrsfo ia foo frit Gpbol0 % let,
Moolapning, @uSgjcrni11g, Goif
Strpgl1ina pg Sprn5 Eo5nin9. 81
Ell laooon Sp9rilg lfol molge Ne!l
&C, men sc foln1'cr 11of. Toren!..
gen cIer ct lille Nono, ca. 1000 G&r 81.
POM Itooig 6lipcr forp9ct, /. CTS. nc
9lts!llporea uorl1gc g1Orug.
Sao or;per Torenin1cl1 ogioo c
Nnnisl1il1gsfol1tor, bpor @usm1or:
~ Eigcr la9er %|binonben. Sci b(ipe1
al oeln. bcaae 1l1oerifrepet Ell Sol,
trait ON 2pnnen, Gpboloct og Triti
oer, lo>nt ON bpo0 ser fan forlanae
al Nrbcjbe. Mrbej0stioen moo if
opcnl tige Is elmer, og Operorbejo
betoles meo % Gre pr. Slime. Gao
nel Yiger lom @lts1np6re bier ito
S%11teres1e for Toreningen, Ser blipa
lt0mGrfet le0et.
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&ol0ing 81 boI6sfore=
II / n9 bar fiebt @otel vTren1ao"
for $4,000 &r.
5tpr 8prnefIof. s
2oasbp be0 Morb11s bper en- Mono
Scr bor 26 8prn. San bor pnret aft
to @onge.
Foo Sun er ma ti6lig poo
6nroe; Ser furtnlles, at / Omegnen
al Taoborg CT Ser Jet &per og napn=
Zig &pier poo @rns i Sc iio1te Gage /
Morts.
NpcG ilfnIbe al Mun6 s.
s. L pge. sos @o6s=
forbolter @enningien poo @erregoor=
Den @jorslep / Stepns er Ser folt=
llooet Ml1n6< og &lobeipge. @eint=
ri11gen beltaar a ca. $50 &reatltrer
og l1ngfpGg lomt ca. 200 5pin. 30
40 0Dr er ongrebne.
Spcrfjprt % 0rnbt.
Gn 30oorig Eortpr, Sob. ST. 2orien,
CT fomn1en ulpffelig al Gage pao
Yol6org @nnegoor0. timber Morge=
ringen ltoo ban oprejlt / en- @oos=
pogn, 0o 8rrei tange1 til e11 eleftriif
2onrpe> ser bar onbrogt beo 5ioe11
al Sporet, greb fat / bom fborbe0
ban faI0t mes poa Sporet. Gpg11en
gift ober bam, og 0g0en inotroo0te
pjebliffelig.
$4,000 Gorif ros-
ct + +. Set CT iii. lnnge
ii0en, at en- banif 6ilfefpoie onfom
til &riltiania mes bele 2o0ningen>
10000 Gorif, froslet ibiel. Set lom=
me er I Gisie Gage ifet for CIT o11oen
bonf &pole, u@oolitten" al Msiens,
mes en- 2a0ning poo $4,000. &poien
fit Ginbitille / &riitianiofior6ens
Mlnoing. Set frs itarft> og ga
&boi en ilingreoe / Dbnningerne,
trG11gte set isfol6e Oberflabeban6
in0 / Giife6nmmen. Ser bgrtes ti6t
8ul0er / Dommen, ipm bebu0er, at
6ilfen pnlteoe Zig umfring / Dpos-
fomp,o / 2ebet al Fort Ei6 frs olle
$4,000 Gorf libel. st Sab for
Iapaien paa 1000 &r.
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song 6 briitta | X
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gram fra &jpbenbopn meooeler al
pGlotgc 6olfemnsier belle 9aget ito1
omfri1g Mnmlienborg, &pngcnS
&ciioensll ot % uObrogte Set enc 2epe
for &or1gen efter Set an0et. &p11ger
hillte fra @ulfonen. Sc Toreneoe
Cutters Minilter til 9onmorf> Smel1=
jon, ppcrbrogte &on9en @ilien %
9pfpnifn;ng fra Nruli0ert No%oiepelt.
9yfpnl fningsteleNramner mo0toges
ira ollie cpropniife 6prlter. Sgioo
ira mango 9onife / Mmertfo in0lpb
ACCOMPLISHMENTS, % 0Me11
fejreoes mcO Sc tier uper be(c Gait
mari.
@corogcri pe0 Sn0 :
fipb al engel fe Sub =
blp5sbete. Otter Mnm0ning
al Set onr1ife ltoenrigsmini1terium ef=
teripgcr set f%jpbeubounlfe Sp0ogel=
leapoliti 2pitnont &iGrgaoro, iom
for l1ngen tSi0 1i0en / Song G0oarS
al @nglo1t0s Stutteri bar fipbt 4 en=
gelife 6lllh6lobsboppcr for $4,000
ST., fprt Sem til 9unmorf> men trob3
talrige ifriftlige Eoofrnpninger fife
Far betolt Sem, men 0erimoo otter
Torlpoenoc lclgt Sem til forbolospi$
lope Hriicr. Eolitiet bar atolteot
Nrre ltoefret moo &inrgoar0, ON
bpcm Ser foreliggcr Mnmeloeller fra
@otelter og Eenliouotcr ON %nln1glen=
Sc Detailing.
rpglcit ffcn. 6orz
llaAct nm Erpglcltrof for @pller rg
Gpl0trgt*mu11o CT cu0m1 life blepct
til Sop; men Scr CT go0 ll0ligt til, at
Set pil hlioe Set. 6orbunO!ingerl1e
bar poret n1eget beftiae / Tolfetilr=
get, og SiN)prcrpluoi erne rucrfplote
bper Go1. Sen %. MortS naoeoe
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timber tor Npmnrrfi on1beo fra Iilbp=
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liolte Nloo3, 1tnD CT Nuffe MeDlcnl=
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ming. @etp0cli1 Spligt poftc Set,
oa ct Mcolem al Singet henilnro
Torhonoliuaens Sllltni,rg u%oilpngc=
Sc Sen Snlimtotiorl, at SSor llagsltil=
lcrrc fife forluareoe Erpgleltraffen al
iogligc, men al politilfc @rul1oc, en-
Euolto10, Ser ltrnfs bleo in1pocgooet
ira flcre Siocr. ct Torl lag ON, at
@eruletle life ifol bore for1ni!Denoe
Snlltul1oigbeo, forfolteOes mes 81
mpO 81. &rubbes m. SIS 6orll lag ON
at %erltotte Hrpgleltraffen mes ifnrpet
6gnglelsltr orfa t 5 e s
pe0 N%ooneoproob mes 81 Sci mos
SO ga. Soole0es pe0toges . rl(oget
peo o1ben @ebonolimg.
Mfltemningcn fl1lgtc5 mes ltcr Sp=
murfiombcO. &cil1ltotet billtes mes
6p=9faob / Solen % poo Iilbprer=
plobl erne, laa at Tur>non6en MATTE
puo6poe SO.
Meo iGrlig Mfltemning oniottes
treble 8ebon0ling til nnite Gog og
fortluttes / flere Mp6er. syorllogets
Sfjgbne er en0nu life ofgiort.
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&jpbmbapn.

Mf6p6e Sobon Otto
ems 6 t e, Torfottertnoe11
6rn @ortbo Sttoicn> er poo Ei(=
lngsbepillingslpbens 8etunfniuq
in0ltillet til Ell oor(ig llnoerltpttelie
al 500 SIR.
6pot / en- MntomobiI.
Gn ung Eige / &jpbenbopn lteg for
leoen op I en- Mutpmobil poo @oao=
bnsplooien og bo0 &uifen fjere / flp-
penoe Sort til 6g0ielsltiftelien. SIT
item latte ful0 &roft pau Motorer1,
men inoen &jpretpjet nooeoe lit Sc
ltelnmelleslteo> ne0fom Eiacn mes en-
be(ifabt OrenJ.
&binbeligt @oon6or=
3 G be. @n SCREENING til Mfint=
ming al f%pin0eligt @oon0orbejbe er
oa11net | &jbben6opn. 9enne Sore
ming oil til @fteroaret oobne ct It's
lolg. Jor at ifaffe @riftsfupitol
Gar 8eltprellen / 6orbinoelie mes
2ensborpnesie &ee0t5=G6ott arrange
ret cit MISUNDERSTANDING.
g M M I II II n a {
e elegra m b II reouerne
Sort efter 9ireftpr 9fit5ous 800 ms
leoeoes Ser l1110erbonblinger orn Ell
Concentrating al &it3o1ls @,1reau
meo Fresiens 8a1rea1. Disie Tcr.
banolinger bar fprt til en- Sberens:
fomlt forleoen, bporefter &resleus
gurem1 fra 1. s(pril goar op / Sit.
5ar1S 8urean.
6 n tor st ef r NJ. De
forlpoer r%pgtepis,a a 8orgmelter Scar
ltrano ffal bore iterft betenft pao a
; foreilaa, at Sfoosingenigr og Staos
arfiteftembeoerne / &igbenbopn op.
bapes og at 2eoelien beo fomu11aI,
Mrbeioer u6bDoes / 2icitotion. De
tier al SpariomIigbeosbenipn
Den Ganfe bar fgr oeret oppe;; on
oct oen1te @ang bliper til mere erf
saler ON oet, er 10 ct SpgrgsmaaI
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Bo.rgerreprG c II t a II
b a | gene / &%jpbenbopn fon0t
Steo 0en 80. STARTS og fif set Mell I'LL
tat, at Socialiiter11e % Sc mes Sem
for6l110ne vSociol=@o6ifole" le0 ct
Ne0erlog. Mnti=Sooioliltcrne bob0c
en- Majcritet al ca. 600 Stemmer.
Scrub for Galget er gaaen fang og
bioiig Golgfomp, og poo begge 5i0er
er ogtteret al olle &rrf tier. Sen rp=
Zig Oonnc0e anti=locinliltilfe Gplger=
forening bnr intet forldmt for at iloa
Socialiiterne til Sor6en, og Set lpf=
feoes go6t for SEN. SPIRES og Sent
tires 9laDe mes l(rbtngelie al $50
litifen" bar enige ON at anbef ole
sen al Sen onttlocialiitilfe 6orening
opltille0e 2r1te> nemltg Sperretsiog=
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frGmmer 2orlen, Sobafsfabrifmt
Olien og Observation-Disclosures Otto.
Haa Galg0agen bar Ser bei Col og
brit Sum9r. 9pnn0ingen bar er-
orm. M6rig bar Sobeoita0en iet en-
@algfamp og en- Mgitation iom ben-
ne. st @ogntog paa is Droifer rl1l-
le6e giennem @a6erne. De bar lei
eoe al Mntilooiali1terne og bemale0e
meb bel6tge Blafater, Ser mnne6e til
at 1temme Sociali1ten 8orgbierg ne6.
Mlle &igbenbabns 2eie-9l11tomobi-
Ter bar tagne 8r1g at Soctaloemo-
! fraterne % De 2iberale.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-15
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for $4,000 &r.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-08-04

Mr.. Roosevelt has been notified that
he was recently nominated by the
Republican party as Its candidate for
President of the United States. ALI
the Roosevelt family was present and
the "Man of Destiny and Disgrace"
seemed surprised but pleased that he
had been shown such an honor. You
see Mr.. Roosevelt had not heard OF
this before, and he was surprised. lie
told the committee that bore the start
ling news of his nomination that he
would do as bad or even worse than he
did before and would see to it that the
"full dinner pail" should he a thing of
introduced 80 his wife and daughter,
after which "free lunch" was served.
This was done that they might have
full stomachs upon which to cheer
"Long live Roosevelt" Yor see n
man can't cheer good on an empty
stomach. Ih the coming campaign a
few heelers will be feasted and they
Will start the yelling while the hungry
masses will take up the howl in hopes
OF getting something to eat. The
workings of the Republican party are
not mysterious. Roosevelt arbitrates
for the coal miners and squares HIM
self with the labor element, then he
turns arouud and does the capitalist q
turn and he is square with them. in
fact he plays all classes and conditions
of men, in order that he may again be
President. He removes obstacles in
various and sundry ways, and if he
had his way would remove every white
man in the South from office, turning
them all oyer to the negroes. with 8
few brainy white tools like Capers,
mixed up in the bunch. The Demo
Gratis are going to make such fight
this campaign that will make Mr.
Roosevelt think the battle of San JuaT
hill was Insignificant. We don't know
how scared he was in that battle, bu
we venture to say he will be wors
scared before this campaign is over
With Bryan aad Hearst both in lin
for Palmer, we surely ought to win
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-08-04

We have before MS copy Of the
Batesbcrg Graded School Catalogue
for 1S04-'5, printed ny a Columbia firm.
The book is full of valuable informa-
tion to those who have children to edu-
cate, but from point of Workmanship
is nothing extra. 1t is pity that it
could not have been issued from an Of
fee in Lexington county. We feel
sure tho work could have oeen done as
nicely. If not quite as cheap, and the
money kept at home = where mos.
needed; but, such is life. Tbe school
should be patronized literally by our
people, however, and the Advocate will
do its part by attracting attention to
the superior advantages iG offers those
~ a .-lH---. No
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-08-04

The cost of war respondent to
the Record-H erald, Chicago, is Oily
$l34 ,0O0a month. which includes te!e-
graph bills and other .vems. At this
rate two correspondents would put us
out of business in about year Even
the strongest would have to pass the
deal in two years.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-08-04

Mr.. Robert r. Aemphill, editor of
the Abbsville Medium, has this para
graph in his write-up of the Press As
sociatiou meeting at White Stone
Lithia Springs.
"Miss Theodosia Jones, who eniivens
the columns of the Marion Star with
her contributions, seemed to enjsy
every moment Of our stay
How charming Brother Hemphill
must be?
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-08-04
rnE GOOD Old SUMMER r1alEl

In the good old summer time, W hen
bicycles throng the thoroug hfsres,
and farm animals and roadsters ara ali
Kept busy, accidents to man and beast
are OF frequent occuraucs. Elliott's
Emulsiiicd Oil Liniment is the Sos.
Serviccabls accident ana emergency
linIment in use. 1t relieves quickly
and heals speedily cuts, contusions,
bruises sprains, etc. You get ove-
half pine for 25c.; and you get your
money back If rot satisfied
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-08-04

Our Subscribers are not failing to
take advantage OF the clubbing offers
"s are making. The ST. Louis Repub.
lie twice each week for year, 1O4
copies, the Farm Visitor fifty two
times each year and TIE Advocate 81
times year-2O7 papers 4 year-all
for 81 20, in advance.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-08-04
EOR CONGRESS-.

/, hereby, announce myself caa-
didate for the Democratic nomination
for the seth Congress, from the Sew
enth Congressional District of South
Carolina. and pledge myself to abide
the result of the Primary, and to sup
port the nominees of the Patty.
\. +. Lever.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-08-04
FOR SENATE.

Having done the best ] conld for
one term In the State Senate. | hersby
annouce myselfa a candidate for re-elec-
tior to same position, and | Will abide
by the result of the Democratic pri-
mary election and support the nomi-
nees of said election.
w. II. SHARPE.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-08-04
BAILROAD COMMISSIONER

hereby announce myself a candidate
for Railroad Commissioner and ask
your support. MY PLATFORM To
see that no town is discriminated
against, and that every citizen i'll the
State shall receive equal protection.
w. BOYD EVANS,