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Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-13
The May Festival Chorus

The third rehearsal for the May Fes-
tival chorus will take place this even
ing at Steinway hall in the Birkel
building on Spring street. Prof. jain
reports intense interest in this work
and a number of singers have signed
the roll and Joined the chorus and ex-
pressed their intention of taking UP
actively the study of the various corr
certed numbers to be given at this
time. Many voices are still needed as
the chorus should number 700.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-13
YOUTH CONDUCTS HIS
OWN DEFENSE IN COURT
Little Dan Casey Tells Justice Cham
bers He Expects to Become
a Great jockey

"If 1 get out of this trouble, Judge,
am going to be a jockey and make $4,000
a year as soon as 1 am a good one and
debrand makes $4,000 a year and he is
going to leave Ascot now and 1 am
going to try and get his place." was
the plea of a diminutive youngster in
Justice Chambers court yesterday
morning. charged with disturbing the
peace and fighting.
The boy, Dan Casey, was formerly
messenger. He said an older boy took
offense at some trivial action and
slapped his face. Casey then carried
the trouble to his friend, Roy billiard.
a prize fighter. and billiard being of the
same size, weight and color as the op-
ponent of his little friend, met him on
a dark night and caused him painful
injuries through his fistic ability.
The day after the fight between Dill
lard and the messenger boy, a crowd Of
messengers waylaid billiard and Casey
as they were leaving restaurant on
West Fifth street and one of the mes
sengers struck Casey, knocking him
senseless. billiard became enraged at
the attack upon his friend and at
tempted to retaliate. w. C. Howard.
an employe of the messenger company,
interfered and Dillard is alleged to
have cut Howard with a pocket knife.
Casey then left the messenger SER
vice because of the hostile spirit TO-
ward him and went to Ascot park,
where he was hired as exercise boy.
He was small and of very slight
physique and his employer paid par
ticular attention to the boy in the hope
of making him jockey.
Just at the time when Casey was be-
ginning to show ability as a rider hla
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-13
INTERPRETATIONS

Easton-Collier company. Directors:
Wendell Easton of San Francisco,
George D. Easton and Leon Phipps of
Los Angeles and d. c. Collier, jr., and
H. A. Howard of San Diego. Capital
stock 100000, paid in $500.
Thayer Decorating company. Direc-
tors: Will H. Thayer, Sophia L. Thayer
and e. w. Britt of Los Angeles and J.
e. Heber and Charlotte c. Heber Of
San Diego. Capital stock $25, 900, paid
in $4,000.
Columbia club. Directors: w. A.
Weaver. Frank Palmer George Brown,
Edward Wolfe and Benjamin Franklin
of Los Angeles. No capital stock.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-13

arrest occurred. The boy acted as his
own lawyer yesterday morning. and
after cross examining several messen-
ger boys took the stand and made his
appeal to Justice Chambers. showing
what celebrity he might become il
allowed to 60 free.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-13
Rates to San Joaouin VALLEY

The Southern Pacific win have on sale
every Tuesday. until further ;,otice. round
Joaquin valley. The rates are from Los An
geles and follows; Stockton, Modesto
or Newman. SIS; Turlock, $14.5O; Merced.
$3.50; MADEIRA. s12; Fresno or ills. sill:
Hanford, Visaia or Porterville. $1O.5O: Tu-
aieeS aaLe; AZ n sitbar Sipection Tpsers Tbess are
tionally low rates should be taken advan-
tage OF by all who wish to see one of tn0
great producing valleys OF California the
home OF all California fruits and other
products OF the soil. Full information at
Southern Pacific ticket .ffice. "el South
SnrinR street
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-13

Burnett's Extracr Of Vanilla
Is the best, perfectly pure. highly con-
centrated
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-13
INSANE MAN FEARS
DEATH ON GALLOWS
Attempts to Take His Own Life That
He Might Escape Ex-
ecution

Laboring under the delusion that he
had been sentenced to death upon the
gallows, David Tolls was yesterday
committed to an asylum by Judge
Wilbur in the superior court.
He was arrested OH New Years dav
and has since been confined in the city
Jail.
In order to save himself from an
imaginary death. Tolls struck himself
in an unsuccessful attempt to take his
own life.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-13

Heavy tapestry couch covers so inches wide
and yards long; rich oriental designs; beau
tiful colorings; heavy knotted fringe al
round; $500 values Friday, each, $685.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-13
NO OTICIAS

Continue ell trabajo de los ca
rretsrOs, desaloiando los muelles, y
pOca mercancia queda va en- ell del
<espig6n~.
Una reunion tendrS lugar hoy en-
ire los representatives del Comit6
de arbitraie de los huelguistas y
los del Comit9 de defensa del Co
mercio y NBoard of trades
"A pesaP de Ia muCha carga que ae
hS sacAd0 del muelle de espiG6n A6n
queda bRStSnte y no Cabr6 10 de Cual'
quier bArCo que quisiera deScargar en-
ese muelle.
Ell yRpor ePoerto Ricos conduce &
"a bordO los trabSjsdOres popcefIeB
que trSi0 lG New York and Porto R!co
SteAmShip Company. .e.@.
"A ID edad de 83 amos % asegura
fAIleCi6 ell seflor LuChetti.
Tres mil Ciento setentR dollars se
asegurR lleVaron como pr0duCtO de %
trabDjo los estivadOres que de Ponce
vinieron & trabDiAr & Io8 muelles de
esta Capital.
En- treCe CoChes que han ado
pueat0s disposition del Sr. VeFar. hs
sslid0 Ia banda de 10 p. IosuIsr para
Arroyo. donde tOmRr6 pRrte On las
fsstRs que Rlii 90 celebran con motive
de 10 constitution en- muniCtpio de
aquel pueblo. ..-
"A les once del dia fu6 pueBto On
libsrtad bSjo fiSnzR el obrerO0 PoIiCSr-
pio Ortiz. de Cuy& detenCi6n dam0s
CuentR en- Otrs parte de este diario.
Llama dess gradab abIemente 10 aten.
ci6n que en- uno de los departamentos
del g0biernO insular se hRya pueBto un
Ietrer0 que dice: ePrOhlbidR 10 entra.
da.2 Creem0s que el JEFF de esG ofci.
M ge hR Gquiv0CNd0, pues 81 no tiene
derecho & prOhibir la entrRda 8 medic
en- GfiCinas que son del p1blic0. puest0
que Ell p6bMC0 lag pagR.
-HG sido oonsiderAb bIemente dismi'
nuids lR pOliCfs que prestabR sefViCio
en- loo muelle9.
La pAreja de cabRlIos que Condu-
CfA unO de los COChes que RsiStieron 2l
entierr0 de eStR mafiana. ice espant6 y
& c0naeOuenCia de clio fu@ derribRdO
el senior Juan RoselI6 qui6n reCibi6
aIgunRS contuAiOnes.
-CuarentR dollars Be aseQura, he
ehOrradO Cad6 Obrero de los de Ponce.
que han trRbSjadO en- ell muelle de
GESpig6n.2
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-13
Para GOnsorvN Ia luvontud

Manteneos 4 la laz del sol; NADIA
SO hermosea, nj Sc dulcifica, nj Gre
CO, nj Sc maaura en- la osCuridaa.
Evitad el tenor en- cualquiera de
las mdltiples formas De So EXPIRE
sion. ESe es ell enemigo mas gran
de de la FaZa humana. -.
Evitad toda clase de excesos. Son
daninos. La vida larga es s6bria y
regular. No vivais para conner, Pc
70 coined para vivir. Muchas de
nuestrss Intermediates provienen de
la glotonerfa, de conner cosas noci-
vas, y de conner 4 deshOra.
No Os entFegu6is & pensaF en-
vuestros cumplea1os, en- que habeis
envejecido un afio, y en- que est$is
muy cerca del fin.
No veais nunca el lado obscure
de las cosas. Mirad siempre el lado
bello de elias. Un pensamiento bFi-
uante disipa slempre las sombras.
Sed IN ni1lo Vivid nSsencillez
y naturalidad y evitad las malas
companies y las complicaoiOnes de
toda clase.
Mantened el espf itu en- la ale
g-fa. Todo 10 displicente y desa-
gradable trae al rOstTo las sefiales
De la vejez premature.
Formal Ell hSbito De aleiaP De la
mente, toaas las noehes, antes de
acostaros, todos los cuidados y an
sielades del dia, y todo 10 que pue-
da causar0s tenor, inquietud men
tai 6 depression en- vuestro desCan-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-13
Condemns Y an6nes
tacIOneS y aTTeStOS
en- UtuadO.
Como OCurra 0trO case .dliO ol
i1gz- COldGlaI6 On eOStas lI
aCusadO"
(De maestro Correspopsaz ]

Julio 10. Como & lac 81 !. "a. lie
gamos 8 Is C0rte. Mucho p6blico in
vad1a 81 salon. Los se chores Secrota.
rio y MarOhSll nos dispensaFcn atOn-
tamente inYitaci6n J oCupnmos nm
sitiO de Ios 6 u prenSa destinOdos.
pr0poFcio nd0genoD papel y l6pices y
C0menZam0s s tOnnaP eatoB n0tAg
CelebrAbage nm iuiCi0 en- Que CaIixto
Fernandez 0cua6 6 C6ndid0 Gonzalez
UOrque se meti6 8 CortaE un QuineO en-
fnCA que aQu6l representa- y q amen&s
rs con an mnChete. IN tastiQn Litto
| MaIdonGd0 deClara Confusamente y &C.
mo las pruebaB no son 0tFas. pues ell
poIiCia MayOrRl solo Sc contFaio & pro.
duoiF 81 parte. el sefIOr juez abBueIvs
& Gonzalez.
Los hechos ocurrierOn an Is finca
H0rtennia del AefIor PierluiBsi en- JG-
yuy9.
Ell Ciudadano Manuel Grams de.
nunciadO por el p0Iicia insular Antonio
Luciano p0r crueldRd con IOs animaleG,
foe Condenad0 & 81 y oostGG. 8 dos dias
de- sRrFest0: Marie Rodriguez & 81 y
c0stas dos dias de arre0tO porIipfrin-
CIR les Leye8 de Sanidad: Climac0 Nc
raIes pOr l0eVaR una 0aFrOCh0, como
cArreter0 conductor de una carrots. &
81 y cOstaG. -
Juioi0 contra Jog6 SeIla. Pedid0
6Ste pOr Ell aefI9r JueZ. no c0mpareCe
siendo CondenadO pOr deGaOato.
Eugeni0 Andujs sr p0r ir sin Yestido
de b Cinturs para arFiba, eB condenR-
do SIS y c0BtsB 8 5 diao de arrest0.
RomuhldO Matog y Miguel R9dFi-
guez habian arrimRdo 6 una tionaG Sus
cAbSIgRduraR para eChar On las bh-
naotillag unos 0nCargOs. J fuer0n do
nunCiAd0s. pueS lac Lsye8 de Sahidad
quedaFOn infriugidas porque dichas
CabHIgaduras teIfSn dentr0 del local
las cAbszRs; per0 como esto fu6 inOi-
dental y muy POGO tempo lRa bbstiaG
permRneCieH0n en- aQuellG posiCi6n, 81
tribunal .abIolYi6 & l08 0CusadOs am0-
tandOles. Las cabalRRduras eatAbAn
sanag.
-COmpareOe SeIIa y % notifcAdo
de que p0P desaCAt0 Ie hR gid0 impues'
to una mults de SIS.
Sc procede & Ce.ebrar el iuiCio que
contra Sella pr0mueVe GAbin0 Rivera
y reBultR una aCCi6n civil llamRnao ell
Sr. Juez b atenCi6n, de 1a fceCnenCiR
de estes cRs0s On que OlQunoB prophets
rios quieren diSfrA1ar ana aCCi6n civil
con una criminal para eIudirOe de1RS8'
tos CON peFjuicio del pu0blo de Pdert0
Rico y molestiNs para 81 Tribunal,
SC0m0 OCuFrG 0trO cRSo dijo el sefioF
Juez .c0ndenaFe sn costa, a acusaAo.S
Hkgalo Raf el Tribunal , Ceaar6n
Ciertos abuses.
jose SelIa Cd perdonRdo de 10 null
to que se le impus0 pOr deGaCat0. .
-GreRorio Velez es absuelt0 Ven
di6 leOhe que dijo tenfG ajuHtRda Fu6
Rm0nestadO.
-FnncisCo Regis absuelto tambi6n.
Su tiend0 no est6 dentro de todas IaS
reglas de SAnidad, pues Se h0OfRn re-
paraOiones de cHrpinteriR durante las
hOras de despacho.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-13
BalnuarIo do Coano, P. R.

ALBERTO TODO Ell ANO.-Apro.
ximSnd0so b temporada de veFanO
tenGO Ell gust0 de informar q p6bliO0
en- general que apRrte de'laS bFiIlAnte8
y espl6ndidAg condicioneg que 81 esta-
bleCimientO Feune como hotel restGu-
rant, lo8 hu6Spedes = enfeFmoa que
conCurran 6 t0mar las eQuGS de l08
RAfl08 de Coam0. espeCialisim0s para
reumG, herpes. est6mOR0 y OtraS enfer-
medAdeB geCretas, pueden toner d Be-
guridad. que Obtendr6n Immediate Ali-
vic On guG d0lenciOs. quedando Iueg0
curadoS sin los reCuFsos de b medi-
CinR.
Preoios hospedsie COmpIetO. con dos
bafIos diaries:
POgadero por semRnaA, en- primerB
CIasO $3.50 diaEi0.
PoRader0 por aamanag. On SeRunda
chase 81. rs diaFio.
Para femilia. precios convencionaIeS
y equitatiVOs.
El eGtabIecimiento cuenta con IN
tEen de c0Dhes { disposition del p6bIi-
oo.-JUAN BOLX.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-13

tinuaci6n Dc su polftica De epene-
TRACTION pacifca.Y
El Sultan asegdrase, que prone
to implantar ref0rmas en- Ell impe-
rio, pero desea contar con 81 apoyo.
de las naciones q fin de- repfimir
TODD intento de- rebellion de- la mo-
risms, que es contrariO en- su gran
maYorfa q tales reformas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-13
Tra ab8i0S en- Washington

Sc ha hablado en- esas entrevistas
extensamente del t6rminO de la
guerra.
Esrerase en- Washington la pro-
xima llegada de los plenipotencia-
rios de las naciones beligeFantes.
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CI B J. b 3
La C0lf8T8Rcia International en- Fez

New York, Jul Iio 10. 1902. M
DespachoS de Paris 0icen que
vuelve a agitarse en- las canci,lef1as
europeas la question planteada Dor
el Sultan de Mafruecos. respectO De
"a conterencia international en- Fez.
Francia tendra representation en-
dlcha conferences. y alegara en- ella
los derechos adqliridos para la cen
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-13

recelo al de Berlin.
La misma prensa comenta la VEN
ia del ferrocsrril aleman de Sang
hung al Jap6n, en- t6rminos que
refejan que Alemania tiende q cFeaF
graves confictos en- no leiano item
po q la Gran Breta1la.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-13
DudOsa cOTdiaIidad de reIaciones

New York, Julio l3. l.3O P. M.
Dicen de LondFes que, entire Ale
mania & Inglate IRA reina perfecta
cordialidad de relaciones. .
Una parte de- la prensa, afirma
que tai cordialidad es dudosa y que
goblerno de Lo ondres observa con
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-13

New York, Julio l3, 3.O0P. M.
Telegraffan de Washington que
el presldente ROoselvct ha celebra-
do varias entrevistas CON los en-
bajadores de Russia y del Jap6n,
respectivamente.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-13
EI bareO Ing|6s mas grande.

El vspor Cor0iu0 90 Is Ultima adj
ci6n hechR & lR fota de la poderOSa
CompAfifR n&vierR llamSdR GCunard
Steamphip Line. p siend0 el primer bar.
CO de impOrtanciG oonStruid0 DOR Rque-
lla empresR, desde qua 90 ConVirti6 en-
la rival OtiCial de Ia C0mpAflfR n0rte-
americana. SIuternacionAl Mercantile
Maritime Co. q. es en- realidad 81 Trust
naVierO idead0 ROr el fAmO80 insncie.
70 neOyoIkin0 PierpOnt Morgan. En-
diChO bArC0 Be hR ad0ptadO unB limo.
vaci6R. Esta O0nSiste en- pr0veer
ACOmodO para pagajefOa de Cuarta Cla.
go.
El yspor C0raasG es eI vapor de
mayor tamRf1O que % hR o0nstruido
en- Ioglaterra; y lleg6 6 New York en-
ga primer Viaje pOF el Atlantic0 el 6
de Mario 1ltimo. El buQue de diez =
nueve nudOB de. andaduE8 pOr hora,
estS proTisto de mkquinas de recipr0'
Cidad de eu6druple expansion, CapaOeB
de desarr0llaF Veinte mil CabRllOs de
potencia:
LHs- -dimensiones del C0raSeG son:
largo. 675 pies iDGlese0; anehO, % pies.
Rltura hEatR eli puente. IL piea: t0ne'
1Rie, 81 900 tonelRdaB. Sus Chimeneas
tienen $50 pies de altnra. y tan RnOhAs
que pOr elias pod1ian pasar f6cilmente
dos loComotoHas de ferrOCarril & q
ve7. Eli area que cubren sus placRs
de aCePO equivale 6 ma Ruper6sie de
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ell p&nico Teinante.
Las Gales aparecen q veces COM
pletamente desiertas. Varios Fegi-
mientos permanecen aeuartelados.
Los extraDieros han abandonaao
por complete la ciudaa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-13
ASeSinatos en- PoIonia

New York Julio 13, l-3O P. M.
Avisan de- San Petersburgo que
en- Lodz -Po!onia- han sido asesi-
nados varios fun ciOnariOs del go
En- dicha ciuaad es indescriptible
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-13

s6n de IoB puertOrriqueflos.
Paz eterna 6 Sus restO8 y que en- 10
alto halle 81 premio que meEeOen Loo
buenos J Ios iuatOs.
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casi dos heOtkreaa. Puede transpOF.
tar 10. 600 t0neIadns de Carga y carbon,
y ademGs an n6merO enorme de pasa.
ierOs.
Los chinoa no est6n confoEmes con
d aCtitad delos japoneges con respeoto
k6 MOnchuFia y prapGFRnse & t0nAP
u CsIabrada caFVeza ePAbets que dk
eneHQfS. NJ B. Calder6n & Co., Te.
tuGn II, pep6eitQ.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-13
sANTlAoo r. PALMER.

NotariO P6bTiOO y ArChiYer0 Gene,
raj do ProtoColos NotaEiales. AIleE
g; altOG. San Juan.
Horas De oaoina: Bss Bes < : = Io' n
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.AImorranas

81 PADECE DE ESTA EMFERMEDAD pOrqus naaa narA
ynoo - -
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1905-01-12

The afternoon session opened with 10
creased attendance as well as interest
The pleasant dav brought out many that
did not attend TUESDAYS session. TIE
grange was favored first with a song b.
G. II. Turner, who responded to AL en-
core. Then came Prof. Morse again
with his most welcome selections that
stirred 30 deeply the feelings Of the
large audience present. State Lecturer
Thompson was called upon 10 talk on
potato culture. Oae statement Prof.
Thompson made le worthy OF Considera.
ton by our farmers aud 1t Is that right
here in this section the soil and other
conditions are just MS good for the pre-
duction OF potatoes Ms in the famou
hroustUUk cuuucy. 4 IL only necessary
10 adopt the same methods That are
practiced In Aroostook. Potatoes thsi
Prof. Thompson raised this var COS.
him 80 cents per bush in fhe cellar
Exact figures were kept HIl- Id GOV.
cred ten acres. His method of planting
spraying aud cultiyatug Was Jhe sam.
as the farmers use In the Aroostook. A
selection In song WINS rendered 10y A. K
Smiley. "Whv farmers should jim thu
grange" was considered with Interesting
lCudi ms w &idI q u. = .hAAAis u - IA 4
ley, Prof. Thompson, 5. T. Emerson In
the order named.
The grange adopted the report of th,
committee who arranged the meetings
for 1906 as follows: January, Skowhe.
gan February, North Anson; March
Pittsfield; April, Madison; May, Bing.
ham; June, Fairfield; july, Scion; Au-
gust, st. Adams September, Cambridge
October, Athens; November, East Mad
son; December, Norrdgewock. Meet.
ings will be held the second Tuesday OF
each month. 1t Is but just to say that
the Pomona is greatly indebted to Mrs
Emma II. Dunton for the aid she gave
TO the interest of the meetings In singing
and playing during the entire session
and vote of thanks WAS rendered heI
as well as to State Lecturer Thompson
and Prof. Morse for adding so greatly
to intellectual work. A vote of thanks
was also rendered Skowhegsn grange
for entertaining the Pomona, and one Of
the great sessions of the Pomona closed
5. F. f.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1905-01-12

A celebrated Irish co,aedl % Wrnt in
to Il BARRIERS shop 10 get shaved and.
finding the barber ont he determined
to have little fun before bis return.
So he took off his .oat, put On d chin
ner one and quietly waited for a Gus
toner. An old gentleman came in soon
Shave, SIR said our pretended bar
Der.
The old gentleman took a chair and
the comedian began 10 Iather, expect.
Ing every moment the barber would
appear. Five minutes passed and no
barber Eve more and still no barber
Tie joker began to get desperate and
conceived bright IDEA Putting ur
his brush lie quickly changed hls coat
again took his hat. and WIS about a.
quietly step out behind Tie gentle
mans back when that worthy turned
bis bend aud exclaimed
Here, sir aren't you gong to shave
me-
70 sir promptly replied the co
inedian The fact Is, We only lathe,
here. sir. They shave four doors be
low
Then he bottled out Of the door. leav
ing The Indignant old fellow 10 biz
wrath
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1905-01-12
Probate Court January Term.

The January term of Probate court
was held at the court house beginning
Tuesday morning, Judge Augustine
simmons presiding.
The wills OF the late Ariel T. Rogers and
Clifford N. Cutler of Norrdgewock, Sarah A.
Tilton and Caroline G. Ilerrin of Skowhegan,
Joseph B. Lovejoy of Fairfield and Lois Roll
Inns Of St. Adams were presented and those
of the late Eugene II. Evans of Fairfield,
Joseph g. Emery of Palmyra, William II.
Moore of Arson and Wilbur A. Erskine Of
Pittsfeld were approved and allowed.
Accounts in the estates of the late Ruby
G. Taylor susan +. Leayitt and Eva NJ.
York of Fairfield, Allen Philpot of Norridge-
work and Flora a. Knight of Bingham were
presented. and those in the estates of the late
Elizabeth H. Kimball Fred w. Turner and
abez McDermd Of Skowhegan, Geo b.
Osborne of st. Adams, Charles b. Lock Of
Starks, Edwin A. Bean and Mary E. Wal
dron of Hartland, Dennison G. Ferguson and
Frank l.. Bean of Pittsfield and Daniel Boyn-
ton Jr. of Lexington were approved.
Administration was asked for in the estate
of the late Timothy c. Hopkins of St, Albans,
and granted in the estates of the late Fred +.
Butler of Cornyille, Jabez w. McD rmd,
Clara A. Haines, John b. Neil and Addie L.
Cowen of Skowhegan and Llewellyn Berry of
New Portland.
License to sell real estate was asked for in
the estates of the late David lIewey of Moose
River and David NJ. Butler of New Portland,
and granted in the estates of the late George
Stott of st. Adams, Enoch L. Hight Of Nor
ridgewocl<, John X. Rogers Of Arson, Lena
NJ. Moody and others of Arson also Helen
A. Sanborn of Skowhegan.
guardian was appointed for Alice 6.
Holmes and Leon Holmes children Of Geo
l. Holmes late Of Cornville.
Petitions for appointment Of commissioners
on disputed claims in estates of Charles Y.
Lock of Starks and Benz. +. Atwood Of Com
cord were presented.
Petition to have collateral inheritance tax
assessed in the case of Flora A. Knight Of
Bingham was presented.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1905-01-12

In an article on the hygiene Of smok.
Ing published in the Munich Medical
Weekly by DR. ] Bamberger he says
the injury that may follow the use OF
tobacco differs with the manner Of
smoking Those who use mouthpiece
or, If not, are careful not to keep the
end of the cigar saturated with saliva
are much less apt to suffer from the
absorption of the various products OF
the burning tobacco. Dry smokers
run much less risk Of harming them
selves than those who chew the ends
Of their cigars Or Bambereer sug
gests that bit of absorbent cotton
saturated with chloride of iron be plac
ed In the holder. and he claims hy do
ing this some of the harmful products
OF combustion are rendered innocuuus.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1905-01-12
SkOwhegHu Markets



OArs-40 cts
Wool uwashea, =. -
Hrpt- ANueKI>s =gIIr,. e. rts ami sSaIs q
u IS eaif shIus. = 20 al et-.taCI
8fAN,-hsnd-t ieke eIto1 eyes So % s.
per beans, S2.ut tu ; -
6FCF-ax beef, o Ia cts.
forLTRY-fuU =. 10 -- Is cts ger gl. 5s.ssz
T. Ia i6 cts.
koUNN Hoo r..
TAILow-Kou-h > els. pe. Ia.
Burrtt.= tlr~t quaint .. sfauIeC. r. a. rs ~ i
Goes X = rei Ion fresh.
POTATOES 4lc per hushei.
KrrAiI MAHKFr
FLorR--Spnng wheat Patent. * "a SIS
Winyer wheat pat $50 10 80; Nluteg E1szs
choice, S6tt 49, q
coR~-Sl 70 per hat; meat and eraekeoI ssit
$3.50 per haE.
IS. MtAl-Sl. GO per bag
Fffn- Middunes, 81 % ri cwt CT .cAro E. lsas
4l.ss per cWt
srRlNG hiAN-Sl.2s yer ewt,
MINED FEEDS A per twt
SAIL 1pHK 100 ill., 10y tile hO,. per ibE GlR84
CHEEsE-16 per- 10
BUTTER 2Oto ~ cts. per 10
EGG~& cts \ doz fresh.
TFA>-25 IL so cents per .h.
GaFTFE-le ~ IS cents Ter HH
IAXp-homestlc, T. cts, Pun, l. cts, -
pound 10 cts.
MoLAssrs-Pure Ponce. At, pure RaruGtsst,
50. Maple, 25e per u. choice Cooking, 2oC.
SuGAR-GrAnu'ated sugar. best quality j.
goeHN- ''r SlpO. Brown, rs pounds for 81.
PorAToEs-f0, per hushel
Dry FlsH-tod,s 10 10 ia per IT. poll oh, So
ONtDNs-ac. per 10.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1905-01-12

County Attorney Young informs US
that he is in for genuine enforcement of
the prohibitory law. His ultimatum to
liquor sellers of all grades is to go out Of
the business and stay out, or go to Jail.
II this does not not fetch them, he says,
he will levy on the real estate in which
the Illegal business is carried on. Thu
law lie explicit and strong on this point,
The owner of real estate and the real es.
tate itself can be he'd for illegal sale Of
liquor on the premises. This process
has not been Invoked to any consider.
able extent in the State, II we are cor
rectly Informed, but Sheriff Dunn did
something Of the kind in Cumberland
county, and with good effect. Sheriff
Smith authorizes us to quote him as
ready, willing and determined to do his
full duty in enforcement OF law. Thus
we are convinced that violators OF the
liquor statutes are not destined to have
an easy time in Somerset for the years
1905 and 1906.