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SparOanfen.
Central Sabings @anf, Gbarlcs.
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9Gder-Hequiiiter.
G9e Wpers & Sids 60, tO4, 6io.
8omar6sS traBe.
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Seuer.Ge rIi6erungs Igenten.
SOME 6rienolp Society, 1926, 2tE
ben = aoenle.
IS. E. S6adeIfor6 & Co., 2, 0It.
SaratogaltroBe.
Senrp 90. @orfielo (gtopo0, 2t0,
observation-disclosures.
9irdbeao & Son, 2t4, Differing.
ton : StroBe.
SerncB & Soplor, 306, Oit-2eging.
ton = StroBe.
Grrner & SDoma8, 2, 0I.Sarotoaa.
StraBe.
&c. 8. ScIoen, II, SIt.8Ieaiant.
StraBe.
SeterIi6ere M0bel- 2agerrng.
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8run0eigcntbum8 -MafIer.
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2crington-S trobc.
@u6bonolung.
@untber'8 beuti6e 9ll6banolung.
sos, OIt.@oIttmore. StraBe.
86der-Hequiiiten.
She Wper8 & Sids Co., 1O4, Glib.
3olpar6sS traBe.
9au6oI5-SGnoIcr
SgoS. Mottbetp5 & Son. Gnaton.
@bente uno g(lbemarle.S troBe.
SEQ. S. Sloon & 9ro., Ala, 2i96t.
Strabe.
9ledps un6 emaiairte Stablpaarcn.
Notional gnomeling & stamping
Co., 100, Sanoper.S troBe.
0ampfmoidinen, 9eIiel u. Bllmper.
8aloce Stebbins & Cons, Charles.
uto 2onbaro.S trabe.
2anomirti6aftlt6e @erdtbe ltn6 So
mereien.
@riffitb & Burner Co., 205, Noro.
8acaitraBe.
Srnomentole 0ra6t.arbeiten.
9lliur & 60, 3t1, N.-SoparOsStr.
Sdritt- uto &~llr5luo0ren.
arnitrong, Gator & 60, 106-18,
Sopfin3.Blace.
Sregeaos, &ertel & SO, 100, $op'
fins-Ylace.
S6iiren, SenIterrabmen II. Iailleoltr.
5ranf 9. @otfinS & 60, Pratt. uno
8relioent,S traBe.
S6nupftabats : Sabrifonicr.
81. Starr & Co., 436, Roro.G alpert'
StraBe.
8eitIdriften : Mo9o5in etc.
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@rntber's oeuti6e 9ltGbon6Inm9.
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8run0eigcntbum8 .Mafler.
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2crington-S trabe.
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&C icocrIanbe uno 9 e.
isungen.

4ltslGn6er miiiien nit SGlien Der.
Eeben fem, ieoo1 miro bieie Wasre.
gel BEL SouriIten inter geiuobnliden
lllnitdnoen nidt oneerpenoet. Had)
eincm @ufentbalt bon 5tpei Wonatcn
ieoob miilien iib IuSlanoer ioentifi'
siren mo regiltriren loiien, Sci Der
sfbrciic lit Sic 8or3eieung eineS 2e-
gitimations HopierS nidJt erforocr.
li6.
Sn g uiana Waramaribu) iper.
ben B6iie nift perlangt, ebenio alf
SABA @atabia). - Sir GU M O.
ira @aoang) beiteben oieielben @e.
seIr, ieood tbut man @oriibts bal.
Der gut, einen GaB NIT ftp gu fiib-.
rer.
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S6nipftabats : Sa6rifanicn.
81. Starr & Co., 436, Roro.Galpert'
StraBe.
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3eitidlriften : Wo8o5in etc.
Baltimore Netps 60, 31S, 8eIt.
@erman.S traBe.
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S6iiren, SenIterrabmen II. &aitlealtr.
Sronf 9. @otfins & 60, Pratt. unb
8relioent.S traBe.
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@ef6rbernna bun Ipitinfen.

2dr0e Der erforocrliden 8eit our
Grretfung Der beri6ieoenen
8eitimmltnesorte.
ltntenitebeno lit Die unaef6brc
8eit fir rlebermitteIung Ser BoIt.
iaden BON Dem 9aItimorer 9oIt.
9iireou mad ben bauptiG6Iifcn
einbetmti6en uno ousndrtiqen
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SnIonb.
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gittle 9lod, gtrianias, l. Iag ts @tunhsu.
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g%orfoIf, 8ireinien, ~ Stln6en.
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Omaha. gtehrasfa, 9 Gage,
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Topefa, SnufoS, 9 GAGE.
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2anowirtidaftIide @erGtbe un6 So
mereien.
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&acaitraBe.
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Idriften, iebod beb6lt ii6 bie Iegie.
rling Oas Tedt Dor, in gegebencn
6Gllen cine 2e9itimotion BON alts.
lottoern 81 b%erlangen.
Strict uno Yefitungen.
Som 9oti1ofter in GonItanti.
NOBEL lit fem 9eridt eingegungen,
icood tbeiIt Der 8onli,l 1T Ser,iialem
nit, Dob Ii,slGnoer bon tiirfii6en
8eIonotidaften piiirte Gaiie beiisen
miiIien, I'M tiirfii1e @eiitungen be.
treten 5u o%iirfen. Iltsgenommen
bierpon iino 2dnoer, ipoielbIt Die
Eiirfci feline biplomatiidea ober
tonlllloriI6en Sertreter beiist.
SeIgien.
Ton NeiIenOen ODER Sre1noen,
pelde iid in gelgien aufbolten,
miro Elm SoB nid)t oerIangt, MIR
miilIet oieiGlben ibren 0onten,
Stano unO NeiieSiel in Die Sremoen.
bidder Der SotelS ooer aoIt6duier
etntragerl. 9iejenisen, pelbe lib
%pern1anert oaieIbIt nie~berlaIIen mol
lcrl mitIicn ii6 in irgeuo cilicr gseile
legttintiren. Ga ole 9~eforoerte 2egi.
titnation II, oemEaiie poaltdnoig ent.
balten lit, miro a~neeratben, iih
bei'm geiufe oaIelbIt nit einein
Safe gu periebcn.
InmGnten.
Mnsldnocr miiien Bel Der an-
limit uno bel ser 9tbreiie gdiIe pur-
i~peiicn.
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SelterIi6ere Mobel- 2ager1tng.
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6 btli.
9ein Habamana.
9 Of 10 Ella.

5rembe III ser S6ipei5 brciifelt
feline &Giie por5utoeiicn, ieoo1 miro
%ongcratben, audi BEL einem 8eiuGe
oieIcS Sanocs cine oerartige 2egitis
motion init iid 5u fiibren. SoteIbe.
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Grem De III &oitbauiern itnb Bripat'
ipobllllgcn innerbolb oreiBie Eagen
lire Haiie bel Der Srtspoli5ei einrei.
den, itno miro ibnen Damn Elm gluf.
entboltS : 9ere6tigunesibein aiisge.
iertigt. &usl1noer f0nnen at ieber
Belt rtgebinoert ipieoer bas Sano
terlaiIen.
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Sdnitt- uto &%llr3lunrren.
IrnlItrong, Gator & 60, 106-18,
Sopfin5,Blace.
SregeGas, &ertel & SO, 100, $op'
fins-Hlace.
The Somerset reporter., 1904-07-14

On one occasion Handel was caught
In a shower OF rain and being uupro-
vtied with an umbrella WAS obliged 10
seek shelter IN a blacksAntths forge
Either HAndf1 WAS in a silent mood
or else the blacksmith showed no COL
veraattnal symphonic fnS In little
while the latter began hammeTtng
away at hts anvil. accompanying hts
work With song He little thought
the Use HIS VISITOR was making Of him
and hts anvil. for It is aaid that Han
del Vas hstening ali the tne 10 the
strokes Of the hamnertna on the anvil.
which, by producing two harmonic
sounds. according in time and tune
with the tune the man sang, formed
boss accompaniment Handel, al
reaching home, remanbervd the air
and the hnnDT accompaniment He
wrote down both. and so we owe 10 Il
shower OF rain the composition known
as The Harmonious Blacksmith"
The Somerset reporter., 1904-07-14

In every house Miss Powell said
young Mr.. Benson with some agitation,
there is Il spare room 1t is kept for
the Use of some honored guest In ey-
cry heart, too" and he laid his hand
impulsiyely on his own, there is a
spare room
Yes" she murmured dreamily.
Miss Powell-Irene," the young man
exclaimed. choking down a large and
expansive lump of rising signs, I'm my
heart there is spare room sacredly
set apart for you"
"Only one, Mr.. Benson2" she wills
pered.
DO not mock me, Irene POWELL 1t
shall be a whole suit if YOU like More
than that you shall have the entire
premises if you'll only say SO. and If
that isn't enough wen tear down and
build bigger"
This spare room. this suit of rooms,
Arthur said the muiden softly, that
You are speaking Of, how-how are they
furnishedF"
In first class modern style, Irene, "
replied the young man. with business
like ring in his voice Uncle Bullion
died last week"
Say no more, Arthur" whispered the
girl as she plllowed her head over the
Young mans heart and listened to the
wild thump, thump, that resounded
through its spare chambers. I'll take
them"
The Somerset reporter., 1904-07-14

Speaking of old English dishes and
the wonderful mixtures as To season
ing, etc. which prevailed down to the
sixteenth century the Quarterly Review
says:
"Buckuade was the name of typical
preparation, and this WIS made of
ment hewn in gobbets. pounded aim
onds, raisins, sugar, cinnamon, cloves,
ginger, onions. salt and fried herbs,
thickened with rice -four and colored
yellow with saffron.
"Momene OF awmony WAS sort
of porrldge to which the cuisine of
our own day affords no parallel Its
eomponcnts were plenty of wine and
sugar, quart OF honey, II gallon of
oil. II pound of powdered spices, to-
gether with ginger, cinnamon and
galangale Uyperus longus), Il plant
much used for havorlng. All these
were boiled together with the pound
ed flesh of eight capons and the mess
served In bowls like porrldge, with, ac-
cording to one recipe. Il lighted WAX
candle stuck in the middle of each
"MortreWs, "A dish mentioned by
Ghnucer in his Canterbury Tales was
held in great esteem. It derived its
name from the mortar in which the
meat used in making it WAS pounded"
The Somerset reporter., 1904-07-14

IF you wish To get on the outs with
your best girl just make bet TINT Will
interest her to see you lose said Il for
lorn chap to a friend this morning. 1T
was like this" he continued. Il had
been smoking SO much that my health
WAS becoming impaired. She wagered
that | could not quit. | took her up
and staked five dollar bill against n
necktie. At the end of thirty days |
could return to my dear old weed. |
have not used tobacco in any form now
for ten days and as the young lady
I'm question believes | shall perscycre to
the end she is showing me spirit that
indicates her displeasure at my daring
TO abstain SO long. To tell the truth, |
think she imagineS me absolutely mean
because | am determined not to lose.
What would you advise me to do
Il would suggest" replied the friend,
that the next time you desire to give
your lady friend five dollar present
you should not pretend that you are
going to quit smoking in order to Sc
cure her acceptance"
A passing policeman prevented an al
tercatlon Philadelphia Press
The Somerset reporter., 1904-07-14
HEALTHY MOTHERS.

Mothers should always keep in good
bodily health, They owe it to their chill
dren, Yet it is no unusual sight to see
mother, with babe in arms, coughing
violently and exhibiting all the symptoms
of a eonsumptive tendency And why
should this dangerous condition exist,
dangerous alike to mother and child,
when DR.. Boschee's German Syrup
would put a stop to it at once? No
mother should be without this old and
tried remedy In the house-for its timely
use will promptly cure any lung, throat
Or bronchial trouble in herself or her
children, The worst cough or cold can
be speedily cured by German Syrup; 80
can hoarseness and congestion of the
bronchial tubes. 1t makes expectora.
ton easy, and gives instant relief and
refreshing rest to the cough racked con-
sumptive. New trial bottles, 25c; large
size, 75c. At G. R. Fogg's Drug Store.
The Somerset reporter., 1904-07-14
NOTICE OF fORECLQSURE

RWHEREAS Eda A. Hewett # Lexington ~
the County of Somerset and state q Maine. hy
her mortgage deed dated the twenty first day Of
June, A. d. 1898 and recorded IA tie Somerset
County Registry of Deals Box 2i5 Page 3l5
conveyed to me, the undersigned a certain par
eel Of real estate situated IN Dead River panta-
ton In said County of Somerset and bounded a.
follows, viz "A certain lot parcel Of land sit
uate IN Dead RIVER Plahtaiioh' known as the
Betty farm, being the same premises decided
to me this day by Abbie Hewett reference being
hereby made TO said deed for more particular
description and being the same remises deed
ed to said Abbe Hewett by Henry W Pierce by
his deed dated September 20, A. d. iss5 and re-
corded in Somerset Registry Of Deeds, Vol. l97,
Page 37s; and whereas, the condition OF said
mortgage has been broken. Now therefore by
reason of the breach OF the condition thereof
l claim foreclosure of said mortgage
Dated at New Portland this twenty NTH day Of
June, A D.. 1904.
3w27 ALBERT MILLAN.
The Somerset reporter., 1904-07-14
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.

whereas Mary A. Robinson and John Robin
son. her husband oy their mortgage deed dat.
ed the fifteenth day of August, A. d. 1895 and
recorded in Somerset Registry OF Deeds. BOOB
225 Page 597. conveyed to Eastman Hathoru a
certain lot or parcel OF land situate in Madison
in the County of Somerset and state OF Msiue
bo uuGed and described as follows:
Commencing on the county road leading
from Skowhegsn TO East Madison Village 81
the southwest corner OF the Asa Hunnt~Ii,
lot, thence southerly by said county road shout
forty-two rods and ten and one half feet. a
rods l0Ll ft.) TO a stake and stones. thence
easterly about two hundred rods l2o1 rods TO
land now or formerly owned by d. T. Hobart,
thence northerly by said Hobart land about
forty-two and one half rods ~ rods 20 s.
corner thence westerly to the point begun az;
containing hity-six and one half acres 55-a
acrss' more or less and being the farm on
which said Robinsons then lived and the same
conveyed to said Mary A. Robinson by Martin
X. Haryllle by warranty deed dated November
ive. ls9l, aud recorded in Somerset Registry
of Deeds BOOK ll6 Page 4a6; and whereas the
condition OF said mortgage has been broken,
now therefore, !, Harvey d. Eaton, admins
TRAITOR Of the goods and estate which were Of
the said Eastman Hathorn. claim foreclosure
OF said mortgage by reason of the breach Of
the conditions thereof.
july ?, 1874 3R2-
HARVEY D. EATON. Administrator q the
Estate OF Eastman Hstharu.
The Somerset reporter., 1904-07-14
Circus Excursions.
Unusual opportunity for our Citizens to see
Forepaugh and Sells Great Show.

From present indications this city and
community will be practically depopulated
on Saturday, July %, the date when the
great Adam Forepaugh and Sells Brothers
Enormous Show united will exhibit at
Waterville. Scores oflocal people have
expressed their intention of grasoing this
unusual opportunity to see the greatest
of all American CirCuses, and they will SEE
many acts never before presented. ust a
partial list includes Porthos. who on
his bicycle leaps chasm 50 feet wide !;
Diavolo, who loops the loop on a bicy Gle ;
Cyclone, ascending perpendicularly the
Devils Chimney; the Lecussons, the
famous French family OF wonderful
equestrains the Hungarian Magyars in
singular emotional dances and wildly
strenuous acrobatic performances; the
renowned Aurora Iouaves. most marvel
Gus drilled soldiers in the world Then
there are over a half hundred celebrated
clowns the great herd OF trained elt-
plants. the greatest number OF polar bears
ever seen in one collection, fourteen full
grown Artic beauties. All lines OF travel
will offer specially low rates. and the day
will prove the biggest holiday OF the Year
The agent of these lines of travel will
furnish all necessary Information as to
time OF trains and rates Of fare. There is
one thing certain. and that is that these
excursion arrangement will enable people
who live here to see identicaly the same
show as seen by those who 1--we in the
metropolitan cities.
The Somerset reporter., 1904-07-14

asm and freshness gone. suppose
solne fellow will he lucky enough to
sit opposite to your smile"
Il hope So she said quietly. 81
don't care TO be an old maid
you won't be. l wonder who-not
Howells-he's not clever enough. It's
rather wonder you hare stuck it out
50 long. You're UNUSUALLY Fascinating.
Did l ever tell you thatY
You never told me anything nice. %
she said pettishly.
But you knew that for me you were
the prettiest, sweetest woman m The
world. And l believed in your tnleut.
Why, If you'd been willing To marry me
We'd have made you Il famous artist.
Yoa won't find many men WHO hold
the theory of Il wOmans right 10 indi-
vidGality."
oh theories" she cried impatiently.
You'd feed woman on theories when
she WAS starved for a kiss
lie sprang to his feet his faee Hush
lug
That's cruel and UNJUST You con
denim me without knowing Lots Of
times your face has been SO close to
mine | had only to put my arms about
you and-and instead I've clInehed my
hands and moved away because |
Knew you held kiss a suered thing
and l had so little to offer except my
love"
You merely mean" she said, her
breath coming little queerly, that
you refrained from gratifying a pass.
ing temptatlon"-
why will you try to hurt me?' he
demanded, stopping his quick pacing
and looking down at her. Il mean 1
refrnined from telling you | loved you
with all my heart and soul that you
are the one woman in the world who
satisfies all my imaginings, and then
and then
I can't see why you didn't" she
murmurcd, half bold, half tremulous.
I've kept my lips for such a kiss
Something dropped from him like a
dark garment
But you said" he faltered. She put
two trembling hands upon his Shout
ders
you've never told me you loved me,
and I've waited so long Her face
was hidden now
You said he choked, holding her
very close-'you said you wouldn't
marry me if I were the last man on
earth
Il said MANAGE don't want to
manage, just want to he loved"
The Somerset reporter., 1904-07-14
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.


SOMERSET, SIS. June 18th. A. u. 1900.
We, the Undersigned having been duly ap-
Judge of Probate within and for said County
Commissioners to receive and decide upon the
claims of the creditors of James 4. Merrill late
OF CaIatunk, in said County. deceased, whose es-
tate has been represented iusolYeut. hereby give
public notice agreeably to the order Of the said
Judge of Probate, that six months from and after
June 18th 1904, have been allowed To said credit
ofs to present and prove their claims, and that
We will attend to the duty assigned us at the
office of " X. Jordan in Bingham. on September
lst and December l4th 1904, at ten of the clock IN
the forenoon Of each of said DAYS 3w27
ARTHUR c DINSMORE.
WALTER f. ROBINSON commissioner,
The Somerset reporter., 1904-07-14
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At druggists, sent prepaid on receipt of price.
Humphreys Medicine Co., Cor. William John
Streets, New York.
The Somerset reporter., 1904-07-14

DO you think Ike ever lies about
the fish he clutches &C No, don't,
but | think H. lies about the fish he
doesn't catch. Stray Stories.
The Somerset reporter., 1904-07-14
c. r. FOCC, Druggist.

0t\ITHILE in your city some time aeoi
w bought several bottle of the True
Z. F. Atwood's Bitters at your store and
fund that II greatly benefited mo. |
wish TO set some more. | send you my
route and several addressed stamped en-
yolopes. Please tell me where can pro-
cure the medicine when reach New
York am anxious in the matter. for 1t
did me more good than anything have
ever taken and must have several bot
t)ss right away" : MARY CHURCHILL
EMMETT, Of Sowing the Wind Co.
The Somerset reporter., 1904-07-14

Being asked the name of the worlds
greatest composer. smart university
young man said "Chloroform."
The Somerset reporter., 1904-07-14

y MISS Netlle D1dekln0re, NM
neann&iS. tells hOW any VCSloO
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cured of monthly pains by TAX.
lie. r n;.i.L.,. u
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby gwen that Clarence B Hight
OF SkowheRau has made application go the
State Board OF Bar Examiners FOR eXamjns-
ton for admission Ia the Bar a. the next ses-
sion OF the Board 10 he he'd st Portland on
the FIRST Tuesday OF August. I.o4. 3w27
JOIN b MADIGAN. SecretArv Of The Boa I'd.
The Somerset reporter., 1904-07-14
AFTER MANY YEARS SUFFERING
ro Dyspepsia Indigestion General Down System Mrs.
Grondon permanently cured with Bloodine

of
miat of the andv t
weak,
Aes contip
Diseases medicine
Nausea Bdhng
General Debility
of be Thankful for the
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