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The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1905-02-09

1t Is long lane dot has no sutomo bustup
on it desc days.
Birds o: big fedders Hock togedder on der
theater hats.
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Somerset Pomona.
rogram for Somerset Pomona,

Program for Somerset Pomona,
be held at North Arson Feb. a:
Singing by Grange, "America;' wei
come to Pomona, Brother Harlem b
Ellis; acknowledging welcome, Sistel
Fannie Clark; music, choir; recitation
sister Edna Robinson; correct solo, Bre
Norton; paper, "nacreria and the Nltr6
grn Problem" Bro. T. d. SalIey; d.
cussed by Brothers r W. Ellis, Ed
Millay. George Tibhetts, j. s. Blaek"cl1
-olo, Sister Lotlie Ellis; reading, Sistt
Edith Davis; cornet solo, Bro Wa ker
recitation, Sister Nellie Pullen; music
choir; mistakes mnde in sub. grange
how remedied =? officers of Pomona, fo.
owed by members; music.
KATE b. ELLIS Lecturer.
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1..ste rs . sas
sfARh%
dEs5
AMERICAS SALAD PLANT.
Grown In More Than Hundred Dis-
ffuct Varieties.

BY ". W TRACY. Jr
Lettuce Ia our most important salad
plant and one of the most varied of
our cultivated vegetables. In his coun-
try aAone 1t is listed under more than
500 varletal names aud represents
more than hundred really distinct va
rieties Being in demand at all seasons
of the year, it is probably grown under
more varied outdoor aud indoor eondi-
lions than any other vegetable. Five
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A2onlzInR Burns

are instantly relieved, and perfectly
healed, by Bucklen's Arnioa Salve. o.
Rivenbsrk, Jr of Norfolk, Va, writes:
~ burnt my knee dreadfully; that 1t
blistered all over. Bucklen's Arnica
Salve stopped the pain, and healed 1t
without scar Also heals all wounds
and sores. 25c at Geo. E.. Sampson 8,
druggist
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Mr.. A K. Kane, prominent druggist
of Baxter Springs, Kansas, says: Cham
berlain's stomach and Liver Tablets are
n my judgment, the most superior prep
aration of anything 10 use to lay for con
stipation. They are sure in action anc
with no tendency to uauseate or gripe
For sale by Il r Fogg Skowhegan; l.
q. Williams, Athens; sullivan New
Jackman.
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STATE OF MAINE.
SOMERSET, "a.

SOMERSET, "a.
SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT
December Term, 1904.
Flora g. Collins. Libt VS., Hen jamin S. Collins.
Upon the annexed Writ and Libel, 1t is ordered,
that notice be given to the Libelee by publishing
an attested copy of the same, or an abstract
weeks successfully in the Somerset Reporter,
newspaper printed In Sk"whegan In the
County of Somerset, the last publication TO be
thirty days at least before the next term of said
Court, to be holden at Skowhegan, within and
for said County on the third Tuesday of March
next, that he may then and there appear In said
Court and answer thereto, II ne see NJ.
Attest; w. T. SEEKINS, Clerk.
A true copy of writ and libel and order of Court
threon. -
8w4 Attest: W. t. SEEklNS, Clerk.
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|IEt! AKIS1E#n
Arrangements of Trains In ETecs
October 10th, 1904

Trains leave Skowh' gan as follows 6.15, s25
A. NJ, for all points West; also to Bangor,
Vanceb oro, st. Stephen, Houlton, Woodstock,
vile, Osklsr d. bingham. Lewiston, Augusta,
Gardner and Bruins wick, Portland and Boston,
Dexter, Dover and Foxcroft, GreeDville. Ban
goT, Oldtown, Patten and Houton via B & A.
K and Mattswamkeag,-2.4O p. NJ. (mixedl
for Wa ervile enabling passengers TO connect
TO- Oakland and to take plight Pullman for
Portland and Boston.
ARRIVALS:-7I5 A. NJ. mixed from Water
Vile daily except SuDd tys.-l090 A. M. Pas
senger from Portland, Oakland, Wsteryille,
Augusta and BanRor.-ll.90 A. NJ, mi ed from
Waterville, Sunday onIy.-4.55 and $50 P. M d.
from all points.
GEO. +. EVANS, Vice Pres, and Gen. Mgr
f. F. BOOTHBY. General PRs'r. Agent.
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For Over Sixty YearS

MRS. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP has been
used for over 90 years by millions OF mothers
tor their children while leething, with perfect
success. 1t soothes the child ,softe IS the gums
allays all pain; cures wind collie, and is tie
bese remedy for Diarrhoea. 1t will relieve the
poor little sufferer immediately. Soil by
Druggists in every part Of the world. Twenty
five cents a bottle. BE sure and ask for "Mrs.
VIII slows Soothing syrup" and take no other
kind.
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3eiti6riften Ma9n3in etc.
Baltimore Stems 60, 3tS, @eIt.
@erman.S traBe.
Gbciapcafc Sampicr-G ompasnie.

SbelapenfcsSinie.
Slegnnte SdiineiersGnm p9lueuIta" uno
sgltlnnta" nab
Glb Tpint Comfort lno Guripff, Ga.
9nnlpfer ~oerloiieit baltimore tielib (aliSees
r0tllllefl SolrtagS) INN $50 Iberbs uuo forts
men IN Slo Eoint Comfort um 6 llbr Mor'
pete llllo in Ntortolf UNI 7.15 Morgens an, ans
lptteBeno All Die @tienbabr3iiee nc6 aileit
Ylilliteit oes SioenS uno Siioipeiiens.
30 rtsHiperaSinie.
Slegallte Ynfiueiers9nmpier .GbarIotte" uro
Baltimore"
nad WeitsHuint lno Nidlmpue, ga.
sampler %oeriditen Baltimore Sienitags. Don.
ncrlides tlto SarnltagS nm 8 1lbr 9iadymittdgs
llno fomnlen 5n 8eit'Boint nm $50 Miprgers
ullo gu Hibnloto I'M 9.25 Mlpreeus an.
Vie Sdlupfer lperoen anf Der Sirs nnb Sind
id0ri int yorf:9Rioer an folgenben Htnften als
le9elt @louceiter Ioint, 9lab 8anf uno Gu'
tnono's.
Sainp'er p~eriaiien Baltimore pum Hirr 9r. is
nno 10, 2ightitrahen.gser fte.
Slirb aBtlete nab allen Yuitftet fofiiieft e'
lnhert. Sepdd auieege5en uno 8aiiifen5 %irl1iiler
I'M Soraus reierbtrt peroen In ben pieiiaen
Wtaet'Slreuuri GER. 3t7, Gorose barlessS trabe.
MHr. IL, 8eits9eutre'Strabe, ober ben Gnmpt'
Wiirenlir Or. $50. 9iebtsStraBe, Baltimore, Me,
Hsnben Spter, g. &. Ghisia,
Gen. sGeIbdfisfiibrer. Sen. .9inetsgleent.
SO. @ie1anaei, ~reifenber Naiiaaier'4seft,
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@eitern .@ahn.

Srat am 10. Srjembcr 1904 III Strait.
3hae p~erlaiien Slaen.Statton. pte folat:
Sdnlidi.
1.3O Surtll. - S6ueIL6ig, Salptlinie, 9naerSs
tolntL Anbnesboro u. & 81. Rabn unb ben
Suoel tro diisocroninen Sonntuas 3. b.
Na0I ,Ndlrod. Johannesburg, Yilriinsbure
mo ~2Sinbcitcr.
1925 gbcnOs = Mtiorl. ndde iinion.srtbae.
Shann, nusgenpmmen GpuHtaes.
7.15 Born. gorf, o. & $. Sib. nIb 6nupt,
Sinie 1itIt6 bon gIRorbsGrooe. Carlisle un6
IS. & 8. Bnbn.
$40 Born. = 9aupiIinie, Saaersto,pn. Sbibs
peitsburg, Sre6erid, gnlmiftsbura unh- a., &
". 8abn bis clifton.
Yorr mt Setibshura.
2.25 gindm. - situnt. Ia6 Gnrorbs0robe.
5.25 Iacbu1, @tionl. ra9 Gnlorp'Irobe, .. &
4.t5 Nafm. = sliiont. mad llntousgrioae.
800 m.-GrprsB mad Beitmtniter, itftisr,
Nrto9e, mo oann Nffom. bis Sngerstopn,
lopte Snncod, Srcberid, @ntmittsburg uno
SDtppc1s6urg. WarIprsGar.)
*5:25 Hadpni, - GEpreR natp YDrf, Saauner nHs
gettuspnra. lYurlcrTGar)
$50 glntm. - 9ifrom. mao @uiorbs@robe.
6.15 MberoS - Nffom. mad Il~utorsSrtoge.
500 Gbefos ELTON. mad @ftorbs0ro6e.
Hur Gonntags.
$50 Sorm. - aitom. Had tlntonSgrtbas arS
Sarober.
2.30 gIuGm. - Tffum. nodh ltntons@rtbae.
$50 Tadlul. - 9lffonl. nnb Gmorbs9rnoe.
' Snlt rtbt an Der BennfbIoutt1.sibe .sS.ntion
-8ilets iinb Sepdd'9iire1iI Mbaueb's, gie
Gb1rless unb 2e1iugt"nFStrahe.
3fee 5cIten al ~firions,. IefnfbIbanidssIbe.s,
SiiItors tno BaIbroofs (g2ortbsslpenne) Station.
q. 9. grispplo, q. Z. @.
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Anecn 0nnc's GiIenbahu.Gp.

Sampfcr U~crlaien Yier ar. 9k, 2iaht. strnbe,
tagltd (aus9enoniten Sonnfug) nm 400 8ornt
mad 9ppes9u.ni, Gncenstpfun, Gcutrepiae, Ten.
ton, Wreenpope, seiues iito 9ipii6enttntinnen
mo INT $50 Sia6uI, nab allen 8unften bts
Sepes, Gel.
elnfhIIib at GREENWOOD nit Ser .9eInfpare.
Nnbit" nab ouei Buttifct fiioLth an oer p9aeius
Dorf. EbiIdbclpbia uno IurfoIfs9nbn",
. Suhcit In Queen Nlrne Nn1dtub on bic
-. & Is. @itcnhnbn' mad Cation nn6 SrIoro,
Srnbt miro fdeIit bis 6 llbr aberos emit
gcgen eeromnler.
Subn Is. SoslcN, Sen ga. .staent,
Trant Gblrn, SealeIier.
(Wai271O
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Ncrdunts' C Mintrs' srnnspur'
tntiun Gnmn.nn

Tnnpfersetaien.
gnd Eoften itno benz Often: jenen Montda,
9tenita9, 9oineritag lno Gdmitae, Gben6S
@ llbr.
9ta6 9robtoeree unb Dem Often: feoenSontts
tao, Wlttttuoh nno Srcitua, Ibenbs 9 ttbr.
Hlb @efuport Neips ulto gtprfoIt: tdeIi9
I'M 6 tbr 2tbenos.
6ra9t ipir6 tiaIt6 big 5 llbr a6enos fir an
Dem SAGE abtdbrenoe Sampler aneenomtneit.
flag, SonneriiGs unS gomItaa. MbenSs 8 ilbr,
goitcner ilno 8robioence ; Sampler fnbren
bon Der Wertte am Snbe bes 9ones Sods ob;
Saoonrabs Gambler bon ber Berfte am Sube
Der BeitsSausssloemie.
6. u. Gintnstam, aeent.
3ongsSod.
". .. stebbtps, @.sGR.
Solptbiireui Rr. GOA. Rorba6earfes.e ctr.
Tra6t' uno Gaina esgiireau-0r. 22t, Befts
SultimoresStrGBe. uf3,1&S)
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GlauDine.
Hon1an bon
SSa SOO. & ..
GortiekltnQ.)

(SprIlegllHg.)
Er mubts an ii6 bdlten, um ni6tS
8%sIeioigenoes gu idgen. g}on ,inmal
itslIte sr fi6 grpb ppr 8runoop bin.
r6obtn sic ais Batter nicbt has Be-
biirFniB, bic 9rout Sbrss Sobnes Su
umatmen? @enn Sic Ii6 einige Suqt
fiji bel tbm--bei inn erbolt bo6en.
piro er sic Dem iiiBeiten uno lieb,
p%olliten W}db4en 3ufiibren," Iprah er
etrpos berrii6, benn nun mar feline Sc
bulb 5u @noe.
s2iebepoq go IisbeooQ," pieocr6olte
8rnnooip nit bittsrem 2d6eln Dor iid,
binitorreno. nGrit I6eint IS 10 -
na6ber tommt Der 6ab. Gr ioll ALIEN
bIeiben - aqein."
.Nbieu!" iaete Der O6erit 9rpb uno
febrte ii6 ouf Der Stele UNI; bic bel
ben MGnner Iaben ibm perouBt mad.
SnteI 6ons bate nit itinem Stod
breinI9Iagen mOaeu. Gr mar piitbsnb.
Dieter armielige, pertommene Wenid
jou63te ni6t uuf, bar er ourh cine
SluuotHe aus lelneIl Sunlpf Qe6o9eP
iperben iolte?! limb er, Der Obsrit BON
I6IefeIb, bate isinen Ninen ni6t
bur4geieBt?!
Mlit elmer gat3 bIinotn llnoerthtigs
felt beI6IoB er, oaB 9(lbrs9t Ii4 ron
feinem Batter losia9en miiTe. Der ia
mpfe Sun9e ioGts bod nidt etlpo bur6
ben itumpfiinni9.n Monn in llngelez
genbeiten tommen! llnb bic feline, Dor
nebme Glauoine ioGtc bod noa5" ni6t
tohterIi9 umarmen!
Nd4 elmer peitet.n baIbsn Stunos
inbeB mar fem Corn Dem @efiihl g,s
fpi6en, oOB es elm lpabres Slid Iei
boB e5 70 eefommen. Sine 2(nii6t, gu
nel6er Sntel Sang Iid nab jcosr Grs
resung unO iebem Grsignib our65u.
fGmpfen pfIegte.
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Baltimore Hampf.Eaftt.GD

Vie 8cr, SiuaIeTsBoit bei6roern6.
SuHlpicr fubrcn tigit1, Sunntdes ausgeuoms
men, bon oen nRdp 2ine"sBters. CIR. 1913.
2iabtsStrnBe, $50 NbenoS. oireIt na6 SIo
8nnfteu beS GiOens. @erbinoune in DID
9oint Comfort nit nG. & O.s@iftn6abn" nab
RihmOnoe &crbinoung IN Portsmouth NIT benz
m nSSfS'G na8 4 sila n!ns' l Sn MorRiS HFP s SSr SSnis,
NIT be- atlantic Godft Cine. gorioIf uno
garc!inu, ,gioriolt .uib ti6it@, NorfoIf un6
Rs srn SsG Ii4G sSIO : Sogllnl Inb G sISmd mao ~ Nei0'
Wab5eitcN uu6 europdifhem Blanc. 9urits
rtbie .gaiiitenaimner, eleftrif6e @eIeidtuHe,
Hnmpfbei5nng, Goieu fret. 9eeierbtrte aaifitefs
simmer IN Den uets9iireaiir Der Bah Cine:
gr. 32t, @eits9nItimnresStrabe Tr. sos IIno
sos, 9tabtsStrube. 9. ". 6. Office, @r. 215,
Notwithstanding mo II6augb's, @bdrIeSs
uno IeriugtousS trnte.
Sobu ". Shcrpuuo, g. 8ruiun,
StcesGrdf. II, Sen. sOlnrnger. @eR.Baf. sslaent
@ea2-l
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@egwei(r
BON empfeblensipertben Sinan5',
GugrOs. nnS GnSctails8 cidGfteu.
Stnan5teIIe s.
Banfen.

GirIt RationaI 8ant, t6, @eIt.S aru.
togo StroBe; S. Q. Serguion,
@rGitOent; s. 9. 8iIcor, 9niIirer.
5ormerS' ano @er1onts' 0ationaI
8anf. 30t, Rorb.gbarles. StroBe;
Gbos. E.. Crane, Br6iioent; Garter
IS. Ssburn, 9aiiirer.
9euti6e 9anf, 2erington. unb &oui.
Oap. StraBe; q. s. S6uI8, 8rGit'
bent; &uguit 8eber, 9aiitrer.
Commercial! an6 6armers' IotionaI
9unt, SoWarO. un0 @erman-Str
8eItern 0otionaI 9anf, ID, 0orO.
gutap.S traBe; Soibua g. Sarpep,
@rGiioent; %. Marrtott. &aIIirer.
9rooers' aro Me6anics' 9ational
@anf, @utan. uno SaDette.S Str.
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MarglanS nnS Eennigfuania.8akn

Siiee, o~erlaien Gortfsaoenlie 'Station:
men GouniagS.
$50 Born. mad Seftn. nur eonntaes.
$50 mad 8einir, tigIi1, ausaenomnten
Sonntnes. {
s.25 s'a6m. mao ger,, taeIi6, ausaenom.
men GprntneS.
400 Hadnt. nab 9eIta. MIR epnntaes.
4.20 md 9eItu, tdeIiH, ausaenpmmen art
Sorutdg.
600 Tabm. ita@ geIair. tasIiG. ausaenom.
men Sonutags.
1000 sIbtnbs, nod @eIair, uur spnntaaS.
i1.45 Msenbs, mad sgdalr. Wittuot urr
eGunitas.
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0OrOOeuti6er 2lObO.
8%eseImGfige 9ampfidifffabrt
5tpifhen

~NV\VUSW]US% &NVvV*
&eseImGRiss 9anpfidifffabrt
5fpifhen
Baltimore nnb Bremen
our9 Die neilen uno e%rprobten, init
allen 8equemIibteiten ~periebeuen
Soitoampfer erlter Glaiie:
yRbein," y9ranoenburg,"
ngtefar," ngbemnis, u"
DWntn," o8resldu. "
Die grpeoitionstage iitt6 ME foIgt:
bon Baltimore: -
n8rcSIor," SomItog, ocn 81, Son3
, llDr 9toAmittogS.
nQnrmitnot," M}ittmod, Den %.
6ebruor, > l(br 9}odnitto9S.
y@ero," Wtittmod], Ocn /. 6cbrltor,
> llbr @atmittoGS.
,Clocnburg," Mittnoh, oen 8.6ebr,
, ll6r 9tn6nIittugS.
,GuIicl" N}ittpo6, Sen p. 6cbriIQr,
. llbr 9tutmittug9.
,G6cmniB., Mittmod), Den s. Wt0r5,
, llDr 9tadmittuga,
8Dette Rniiite.gaiiage'BretS:
Bon S42,50 at.
3pii6enOedS -BaIinge'Breiie
Bon s,,S ssItim'r: mad $4,000
Bon Bremen nahJ Baltimore $1,000. o.
HunbreiIe . 9ilete Don Baltimore HaM
Yrcmen uno 5urif 5000.
&eeen Gra6t uno 9alIaee peuus man H6
os General Ngenten H.-
y. Sfnmader e ST.,
Hr. 419, Sarnner.S trnBe.
ODER
GomGro Hnine,
Office hes nSeutihen GorrrfpOHbenteH."
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9ambnrg.N Inertia
- Ram -
MISUNDERSTANDING -1Sambnrg
9uppclidrauben.

" segsn Su 9nusr fir sOubOu unO garts an.
Sam6urg'I a.Ginie,
81 9roa0map, HeD-gorf.
SrtBur ". &pbiun,
II @eIt-@e Centres Strobe.
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Some SrienoIp Society, 1926, Gin
ben = @penue.
SO. Z. SbodeIforo & Co., 2, Dit
SaratogaItroBe.
Senrp 30. @arfieIO (RopaD, 2t0,
Oit.2ertngtonItraBe.
9irdbeoo & Son, GA, SIt.2ering.
ton StraBe.
SenneB & SoDlor, 906, SIt.2ering.
ton StroBe.
Surner & Tbomas, 2, SIt.S Saratoga.
StraBe.
%. 8. Seloen, II, SIt.9leaiant.
StraBe.
Seueritdere @0bel. 2ogerltng.
@rabam'S 8arebolie, 8arf gpenue
unO 9olpbin.S traBe.
neutrality-suspicious. Mofler.
8ierre s. 9ugan & WepBep, 16,
2egtngton.S traBe.
9udbanolung.
@~untber's oeutide 91tdban6lung.
90S, Sit'9aItimore- StraBe.
~-. ~ %
8Gder.HequiIiten.
She @pers & $ids Co., t04, Sii6.
&owaro.S troBe.
9ouboI5.Sdnoler.
Sbos. Natt6eips & Con, Carton.
Ipenlte uno Iibemarle.S troBe.
Geo. s. Sloan & Bro, Ala, Sight.
StroBe.
9le6. uno emaiuirte Stabltpaaren.
Rationol @nameling & stamping
So, 100, SanoOer.S traBe.
0nmpfmai9tnen, 8eiieI II. @umpen.
8oaace Stebbtns & Cons, CHARLES.
uno 2ombaro-S traBe.
2anoDtrti6aftli6e @erGtbe iino go.
mereien.
Griffith & Eurner Co., 205, Roro.
EacaItraBe.
SrnamentoIe 9robt.I rbeiten.
0llfur & 60, 3t1, g. .Sotparo.S tr.
S6nitt. uno 9ur3tpaaren.
grmitrong, Gator & &c., t06-t9,
Sopfins.T lace.
Sregelas, Sertel & 60, 100, Sop.
fins.Blnce.
Sbiiren, Senlterrabmen II. RauIeaur.
6ranf 9. 8atfins & &c., 8ratt. un6
Sreiioent-S troBe.
Sdnupftabats . Sabrifanten.
81. Starr & Co., 436. Goro.g Colbert.
StraBe.
3eiti6riften . Ma9n3in etc.
Baltimore Stems Co., 3t8, &eIt,
@erman.S traBe.
Srie6boie.
Qolt0ou Horf Epunptprh Sffice 81
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WnnapDIiS, ut. N0OnIsSIafl0n, IT.5O mo
*s.45 D.. ABB uno 1856 q. @antben.S citation,
1900 uno 900 g.. 1905 Wtittaes, 1900,
25.35, 600 lno 21t.10 @benos.
Brcbertd, Wt. &~opalsGtation, 2s.45, l9.4S Bt
GantoensS Citation, 1885, 1900, 29t5 uub 1000
Borni, 1925, 1850 uno $500 9tbenbS.
&in6clter, ~. Standardization. l7.t0 q. uno
1850 Haobn.
Saaerstpipn, Gt. 8obnGsG tntion, is.45 RorT,
1850 Giodm. 9umocusStdtion, 1900 SorlTly
1850 uro 400 Nu6m.
6aieptts6itp nnb Wit. Nirn, GamoersGtntion.
1885, 1915 Sorm., lt.25, 1850, 1920 gocbTI,
scat mo *tt.45 @beHbs.
Curtis Bah, 9untbersS %tdiior, 1928 Sorut.
Snrah, nj. GoGulsStntton, *2.43 Nndbll.
GnmoellsS tatiou, $500 No6nt.
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Sparbonfen.
Central Sopings @ant, CHARLES.
uno 2erington.S truBe.

SantierS uno Mafler.
SambIeton & 60, ~, OIt-2eyiugton.
StraBe.
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4. & /.

n1 nbIi6 bieIten is chamber in ben
w Grmen, 8ruit an 8ruIt, ghlge
- in 9tuge. 9r,i LANCE banee
Snne hntten lie hitie Gtnnnt
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u ieoerIanoe uno 9 e..
iituneen n.

a~isldnoer miiiien nit 8diien Der.
leben iein, ieboh mirb bieie Mabre.
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| tions in other cities and the substantial
manner in which the locals here have aid
/ ed. Several others pertained TO general
matters of information
/ The delegates TO the Building Trades
/ council made a report on the business
transacted at the last meeting and alsl
| the action taken relative TO the locals that
are at the present time having differences
/ 10 be settled.
The delegates from the Plumbers union
! also made a report as 10 the work Of the
iourneymen and the interest that the
body was taking in the affairs OF the
steamntting craft.
The May day committee made a report
OF the affair recently held and also the
success that attended the same The
magazine committee reported on the las,
issue OF the publication. also asking for
contributions OF a literary nature from
the members OF the local.
Some time was then devoted to general
matters and a discussion OF the topics
of the time. after which the meeting
closed.
Before that was done. however. there
was some speaking on the welfare OF the
local and the means of bringing 60 IL a
greater amount Of prosperity.
AMALGAMATED CARPENTERS.
There was a meeting of the Amalgam-
ated Carpenters last evening, but the ses-
sion was OF only short duration. The
most Of the time after the disposal Of
theroutine matters that came up was de-
voted 10 discussing the phase OF the situ-
alton In the craft brought about by the
action OF the other locals Of the car
penters last Monday evening.
IL was decided that in the event of
their deciding 70 strike the Amalgamted
carpenters would also 90 out.
Several communications were read and
disposed OF. after which the meeting
closed.
sTEREoTYPERs LITTLE BUSINESS
At the meeting OF the stereotypers last
evelng. though there was much interest,
there was not the same amount OF busi-
ness TO be transacted that there has al
ways been up 20 this time. consequently
the meeting was rather short
There were a number Of routine matters
10 be disposed OF during the evening.
and there were transacted after the regu-
lar fashion Of the meetings
The membership committee reported as
20 themen taken into the union during
the present month and the prospects for
increasing :he membership IN the future
The delegates 20 the central body and
20 the allied prating trades council made
reports that were favorable after which
the meeting turned 20 some general mat
ters or minor interest and when these
were disposed OF the session ended
HOD CARRIERS MEET
There wns n meeting of the hod car
rieF=--f--4---- evening bu, owing TO the
fact that there was bat little above a
quorum and there was but little business
20 be transacted the session was short aad
the business easily disposed OF
MASTER CARPENTERS WAITING.
About the time that the officials Of the
carpenters union were sending ont The
notices 10 the masters ~ the action taken
at the meeting on Monday evening the
master carpenters were holding the regl-
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H0NORS To
VETERAN OF
WAR OF 1872

New York, May 1.-THE body OF Hiram
Cronk. who lived to be thel asst survivor
OF the War OF 1872, was brought here to-
day and will be laid away In Cypress Hin
cemetery with full military honors The
funeral will be held tomorrow and in the
meantime the body will lie IN state in
City Hall.
Accompanying the body were Mr..
Cronks three surviving sons and one
daughter.
They were Philander Cronk, 81 years
old william. 70 years old: John. 6s years
old. and the daughter, Mrs. Sarah Raw
ley. III years OF age
AS the funeral cortege moved from the
Grand Central station 10 the City Hall IL
afforded an imposing and unusual spec
tacle. Led by ap olice escort OF mounted
and foot officers. a detachment from the
United States Regular army, the Society
OF 1872 and the Old Guard IN uniform,
came the hearse bearing the old warriors
body
Around II. in hollow square formation.
marched the members OF T. Grant
post. G. A. r. Then followed the Wash
fngton Continental Guard from Wash
ington. the Army and Navy union and
carriages with members OF the Cronk
family.
Carriages with Mayor Mcclellan and
members Of the city government brought
UP IN the rear.
The body will lie IN state al the City
Hall until 10 o'clock tomorrow. when a
second cortege will proceed 20 cypress
Hills cemetery.
The body will be buried In the Mount
OF Victory. where 20 other veterans of
the War OF 1872 have been laid al rest
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THE FIELD
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OF LABOR

The following unions will hold sessions
tonight
Painters. Labor Temple.
Boilermakers Capital hall
Bricklayers. North Main street.
Roofers, Labor Temple
Coopers Labor Temple
Steam Filters. Labor Temple
STEAM FILTERS MEETING.
There was much interest displayed at
the meeting of the United Association Of
Steam Filters last evening and the busi-
-tfesS tfatr--rt-u WIS Coustdefab1c
The membership committee presented
the names OF several new men for tho
consideration of the body and couple OF
these we're voted ready for the Initiation
ceremonies.
There were several applications consid-
cred az the same time and these names
will be acted upon az the next meeting.
Several communications we're received
from out OF town concerning the oondi-
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lar weekly session and discussing the con-
ditions
When seen this morning by The News
reporter as 10 the action taken then MI.
Clary. the secretary. stated that no ac-
tion had been taken and none would be
taken till an official communication had
been sent TO the association
He said that the individual master car
pentcrs hod received the communications
sent them but that that was not con-
cern OF the association and hence no rec
ogniton as an association had been taken
~ the matter