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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-11-20


DExvEk. Coz. Sos. s.-The Re1u.5licrs
special from Dayson. New Nsxico. ssss
Cn,ess the snow storm, which las been r.p-
irg FOR eigbt-dsys. comes To- an end soon
next summer viii show country covered
With the dad bodies q animals a. shieklv
ss vas the osd santa Fe frail Ia The six,i..
The dspsh Of the snow i nov not less than
- inches on q level and inl many plsces
has driftsd seven feet high. When the Storm
struck this seeiion seven lsrze herds Of ear-
tie. numbering from 40 10 afso we're f-;,-
held mar this 2lssp sE4ifins shipment 81
eastern nsrksi- The rain of a sex ESQ
wss f5lloued Thars.isF morning bv kgz
xaris cf STOW and slret which sent tta
herds in southeriy direction n vain aid
the already half frozen cowboys try 70 check
the march Of the herds. On thev went
through the increasins storm. aatil 6ndinz
II utterly impossible 70 bold the throttle tbs
cowboys rode sside and ies them nass. and
when neariy dead rode tiss exhaustei ho-sas
into eanons or partially sheltered places.
where they passed many hours Of snise-v
a-Hf%A
into the canon. where they found cedar
tree with 4 TAT nest in Il. They rnanazs,i 10
build fre gith this Daring the s-c,usl
night one Of the horses diesi from cold. aDd
having nothing % eat the men cut pieces Of
flesh from the dead animal xhich tbev
warmed and ale without sslf After being
there over sixty houz they started out. aud
after much hardship and snfering from
their weak condition. mAnzge.i to reach the
ranch, thirty miles away. where they wefs
cared for Five eowmen are known io be
frozen 10 death. Henry Miller, John Martin.
Charles Jolly and two unknown. Txo Mex
lean sheep heniers have been iound frozsn
to death. Two men coming in this morning
report the drifs in some places seven and
eight feet higs, in which there are handreis
Of dead stock, many with the horns and
heads above The snow. In one drit thirteen
were counted and in another ten. Soass Of
these were alive, but unable to move from
their frigid prison. Herds Of sheep are COM
pletely wiped out Of existence. and the
range for thirty miles from the town Is Gov
cred with carcasses. Il i estimated thar %
00O sheep have perish in this part Of the Ter
riiory. The hay supply is neaT.y exhausted
and to-day 500 per ton was offered b. the
stockmen- At Texiine, nine miles below
c ayt0n. tgO passenger trains have been
snowbouBd for week Provisions are run
ming out and the passengers are compelled
to venture O1t in the storm 10 Kill cattle, the
quarters Of which are taken into the cas-
snd roasted for food It is thought that the
snow pIOw viii reach the imprisoned trains
tO-morrOw and release them. and that the
road will De opened in a day or two. The
storm IS by far the worst ever known in New
Mexico, and the exact loss Of life aad prop
ertv cannot Al present b. estimated
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-11-20

The following Is the program Of the
joint local institute Of jefferson and SOM
erset townships, and Somerset Borough,
to be held in Somerset on December 9Th
and 7th, 1889:
FRIDAY EVENING SESSION.
Report, Neatness Of School-work,r - J.
F. Baker essay, Sadie Barron recita-
ton, Cora Knepper report, what is the
purpose Of an examination E. L. Fox !;
address, II. VI. Berkeley, Esq.
SATURDAY MORNING SESSION.
For what purpose should a teacher
study the methods of educators? II. F.
Barron, L. E. Pritts; essay, Annie Brugh;
debate, should education be compulsory?
affirmative " R Miller, F. G. Pritts.
Henry Gumbert negative, Z. H. Hor-
ner, W. G. Stahl, y. \. Cupp. Report,
What should constitute the criteria Of
teaeher's success W. A. Whitford -rote
Teaching. D. w. Meyers, Clark Stahl !;
Common Fractions, james Blough
Teaching Numbers, Kate snyder. Re-
port, The best methods for securing reg
ular attendance, S. A. Sha1lis. Recita-
ton, Emma Huston. What relation
should parents sustain to the school? 5
J. Friedline, A. A. Streng. F. D. Baker,
F. 5. Good, :. E. Kimnell, and ". A.
Barron
S4Trpnav srrr1,oo,- ersur,,-
Decimal Fractions. H. L Young. Mu-
sic in the Schools. Ross snyder. Atsen-
ton. and its cultivation. Hiram Beck, II.
H. Kimmel Primary Recalling. Mary J.
Connolly. What y it TO teach? ". H.
Cover How to develop the POKER of free
expression in pupils, Hattie ConneIIy
Name 5 Endsley, J. G. Elnmert, II. F.
Bittner. Becitalion, Linnie Saylor. Oral
Spelling, J. C. Liehiy. address by supt.
J. NJ Berkey.
The exercises viii be varied by music
and queries. Let ali. who have subjects
assigned them, come prepqred for work
Any tea hers, outside Of the district, or
friends Of education. who ind il conven-
lent 70 be among Us are welcome.
Come. and We assure yen pleasant and
profitable time.
". H. CovKK,
s. A. SHAUus,
W. A. whirlpool,
J. F. BAKER,
Committee.
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Gard Of Thanks.

If the proprietor Of Kemp's Balsam
should publish card of thanks. contain
ing expressions Of gratitude which come
to him daily, from those who have been
cured Of severe throat and lung troubles
BY the use Of Kemps Balsam, it would
FIJI fair sized book. How much better
to invite ali 10 call on any druggist and
get free sample bottle that you may test
for yourself its power. Large bottle SOC
and sl00.
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1890.
HARPER'S YOUNG PEOPLE.
An ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY.

The Eleventh Volume OF He-p<r't Young Pc1Fl<.
xhich begins with the number for November S,
lisa rre~enis an attractive program. IL VIII offer
10 is readers At ieast four serials OF the usual
Length and ofhers in tive or three parts, namely,
ssThe Rrd Mustang hy William q. stOddard
ssPhil and The Baby.~ by Lucy C Lille; Prince
Tornmy.v BY John Russell C0-yelI and Moth
cris Way" by Margaret Z sanrzfer; TWO shori
serials tr Hjairnsr Hjorfh Boyesen- Two series
az Fsfrr Tales viii stErnrf the ate 1fion Of low
- 81 The uoEder-w0rid. namely, the quaint tales
told bT Howard Pyle, and % admirably niustrzt'
ed by kizz, end smother series IN 3 different vein
hv F-nnk NJ Bicknell There wiz be short stories
hT W D. Howell Thomas Neison Page, Mary Z.
wilkins Nora Perry. arTiet PTe-cOt1 Spoiord,
David Ker HeFekiRh But7erEcrth, sophie saest.
Richard Malcolm Johnston. etc
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If the most useful man is the happiest
man, gentleman in Steep Falls, Maine,
must enjoy supreme bliss Besides keep
ing general store in which he supplies
the villagers with everything from saler-
atus to gum, from candy to eoffins, from
cold soda TO wooden stockings, he is also
the village barber. sexton, and gravestone
manufacturer and keeps livery stable
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With Ely's Cream Balm a child can Be
treated without pain or dread and with
perfect safety. Try the remedy. Il cures
catarrh, hay fever and colds in the head
II IS easily applied to the nostrils and
gives relief with the Erst application.
Price soc
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NOTHING TO DO.
81 soEl sEsrox.

There are women aud men in the world not few.
Who lIve upon day dreams. with nothing % do /;
They visit they gossip. sdyise you, in ane.
But baslness and work are quise ont efthesr line.
There's nothing in nature % idle a. they,
Bat they dress well. and seem fobe happy 81 DAY.
Good dinners they ear. bat no calling pursue.
Except when they cali on your peighbor and
you
would not accuse them ofsq1snd ing dine,
But they make no account Of the value OF Time /;
Good nAtured and easy. is h0siu they thro',
As ifia this word there were nothing TO do.
They lack not some virtues. but study the art
OF playing life's game without taking part
They do not have wealth and with that ! knew
How they glide on 80 smoothly with nothing to
do.
Ifofhers have multiplied duties and care,
They are not aroused. and they feel no despair
some voeatioa OF Other they could surely find,
Exeept that strict labor l. not On their mind
lis curious misiudgment for action is best,
And those only who work have the solace Of resi-;
TIE dismales; life that a soul can pursue
4 70 live IN world where there is nothing to do.
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A new idea embraced in Ely's Cream
Balm Catarrh Is cured by cleansing
and healing, not by drying up. Il Is
not liquid or saufE, but is easily applied
to the nOstrils- its effect is magical and
= thorough treatment rfl cnre the worst
csses. Priee Soc
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1890.
Harper's S Magazine.
ILLUSTRATED.

A new shakezpcare-fhe Shakespeare of I'd
win A. Akbey-Wfii Be presented in Hnrps1s NAG
G-i1> for le90. with comments by Andrew Lang
H1rper's Naqazfn< has msde special ARRANGEMENTS
with klphcnse Daudet. the gresfeSt Of living
Frpnrh novelisik for an erclusive..nublicaficn in
serial form of humorous story, IN he entitled.
4" The C0lolists OF Tsrasron the Last AdteutuTes
Of the Far1ons TsriArin." The story vii be trans
Nyrbaeh
W d. Howeiis viii contribu'e a novelette, in
three paris. and LsfeAdio Hean Dortletfe in
trated
In Illustrated papers. tnuchine subjects of cur
rent iu1erst and In is sher1 <torie~. poems and
timely articles the Aagaztas wil snsintairlits well
known standard
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1890.
Harper's Weekly.
ILLUSTRATED.

Hrrter's Hsstls has wsll-cstablished place as
fbe leading illustrated ncEs aper in America
The fai-ness OF IT. editorial comments on current
rOitie< has earned fer ifthe respect and confiene
of all impartial readers. and the variety snd cx-
celence OF is literary contents. which lnclude Sc
nal and sh.r1 stories BY the best and most popular
writers NJ it Cor he per0si Of people Of the N1d-
- range Of tastes and pursuits The WEEKLY
Supplements are OF remarkable variety Interest
auf value. No expense y spared 70 bring the
highest order o. artistic ability 20 bear upon the
illustration Of the cheugefal phases Of home and
foreign history. A Nexican romance. from the
pen Of Thomas A. Janvier, wiz appear In the
WEEKLY In Isso
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A former teacher Of Latin in one Of
the high scho Dis IN Indiana Is now driy-
ing dirt cart.
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BIESECKER & SNYDER.
r EGAL NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that application viii
be made by Henry II. Nir1 and ether frecholders
10 the Court OF Quarter SESSIONS OF Somerset Co.
Pa. on Monday. the 18th day OF December lss9.
far fhe incorp ration Is Bor0ugh Of the village
Of Cazseirzsal. IN Upper Tu1keyfnof Township. IN
said Comfy. srreeablr &c the Act Of assembly.
approved fhe srt dsy Of April. lssi, and is
SCOTT 4 oGLE
noFIs. Solicitors for Applicants
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Lula--Why do yop kiss the clock p
Agnes-"Herbert viii be here in two
minutes, dear old pendulum !"
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Literary Note.


The NoYem5sr Gsasgpoiitaa contains the
Erst Of two arguments on the question Of 10
cation for the Worlds fair Of 1892 In this
number the side Of Chicago is presented by
{. 5. Senafor Charles B. FarxeiL Il viii be
beloved in December By the New York
sideof the question, written By
William Waldorf Astor who. in al
Sition to his extensive ownership Of real -
tate in New York. Is rhs sath0r Of several
works which have e1usei bin 20 be fasora-
bly, known in literary circles. He IS lszd-
ing member OF the most important eapmit-
tses working f5r the Worlds Fair in New
York. and IS amply abe 10 DO justice 10 the
subject
The Ns OF Mr. Ehan Aaen Reynolds.
which vas lost in the whiripools o. tie
Grand Canon Of C'JIor4io. a the fine that
three Of his compAnioas psrisilei. has been
rewritten and appears IN this number. This
dangerous expsaition. in which il vas prob
s6le that many, II nos al. Of them would
bsdrownsd. Elise undertakes IN the inter
ssts Of science. vas e5niaeie5 ekcigsively
fSr the Cssssop.iikas. - far - IL literary as
pect vas concerned
TIE College series for this month Is Prof g.
sor Bnyssens article on Cornell. with many
illustrations. The tsnefnent Hon=e Lif- II
New York taking IN al sides Of thi. lif.,
from the most splendid fax - the saualid
tenement IS tbs resnit Of careful study %
several years By Miss Eiz45eth Bisland
Another article, which viii be spprecia,sd
By lovers Of borses and which has never
been done for any otber periodical. is the
work Of Mr. Pelham Clinton. who obtained
special permission from the Q seen Of Eng-
land 10 photograph her stables and borSes.
obtaining from the bead grOoms s'sch iDfor-
nation as would be Of interest concerning
- The Quesn's Stables.
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1890.
Harper's Bazar.
ILLUSTRATED.

HARPER's BszAR j. a journal fnf the home Civ
ing the latest Information with regard s0 the
Feshinns IL numerous Illustrations fashion plates
and raitern sheet supplements are indispensable
Alike u the hOrne-drss- ma ker and the profession
al modisre Soexpease i spared IN making is
artistic nftrHctiyenesS Of The very highest
order It's clever short stories. pariOr plays and
thouEhffal essays satisfy all tastes. and iis last
page j. famous a. a budget Of wit and hlmoT- IN
IL weekly issues every thing i included which s
u Interest to women During iSlo Oliver Ihorne
Miller Christine. .Terhuue Herrick and MaTy Low
Dickinson vii respectively furnish series Of pa
pers on - be DAUGHTER a. Home. Three NeAis
4 Day. and " The Woman Of the Period" The
serial novels vill he written BY Walter Bessni
and +. v Robinson,
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do youosn this hotel, madam ?" ssid
an sngry guest 70 q pompoGs and osiicions
lady, who insisted upon having things
pretty much her oxn way.
No, DON'T was the curt reply
Well, what right have you to Be dc
tating terms TO everybody, I'd Ike to
know
Because my daughter Is the land
lords wife. and want to know who's
got better right
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National Bank Notice.

TRFksURY DEPARTMENT.
oFfIcE or GoNFTRuI iEEtoF TIE CURRENCY.
" sss.INsTuN. ,. c. Aug. Il. ls,9.
w HEREAS, by satisfactory evidence p-e-
~ senled t0ihe undersis1led has heen made
T. arJaar that o. be firsf National hank II S1n-
er~et, ID the Borough % SonerSet. In the County
% -lEntrSe- and stzre of Pennsylvania has con-
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Tinted states. required % be coupiied with be-
fore AZ association shall y authorized 70 con-
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NOW THEREFORE /, Edward : Lacy
CoInpsipller oi the Currency. DO hereby certify
that lhe First National Bank Of SomerseI.r IN
the Borough Of ~Omerset. IN the County Of Sorner-
SCI and STATE OF Pennsylvania. l. authorized 70
commence he business of Banking provided
IN seton Fifty-one hundred and sixty-nine Of
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August, 1ss9-
z s LACY.
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Local Institute.

The following Is the program Of the
joint local institute Of Jefferson and SOM
erset townships, and Somerset Borough,
to be held in Somerset on December 6th
and Ifh- 1850.
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WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 20. 1889

said indignant Kitty. do Ike Alan.
and he likes me There And if you
laugh any more, I'll slap you"
But you haven't told your story yet, :
said Geoffrey. soothingly. Il may not
come to the desert isItnd point yet Lis
Ten. Alan Kate Is going 10 lie married
again -
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THE LOCAL MARKET.

Thess Quotations Arc Revised and Cor
rected Every Day.
SugaP-Granulated. per 100, 70" 500; light
brown, $500; pulverized II 4 A, New York. Si3.-
%, loaf $3.50. maple per pound 2Oc:
cCs Saes rim isty s.r'ng .vR sr' Maud fsSl s &c
Mocha 37Gr zoe: roasted Rio and Costa Rica, 200
3Oc; roasted Carbaio, 32c; roasted Mocha and
Java, 3sGf5Oc; Arbuckle's, sc.
Teas.Japan, ,s53s!oc; English Rreakfast, aeseD
Plckies-Eastern-3 gal, sa.5o: o gal, $3.50: 10
Potafoes-si.7 5 per cwt.
Cabbage-Ter cwt, $500.
Eggs-Per case, SOD.
Butter-Per n, 3S6rtOc.
Cheese-Per n, 2Oa.25c.
Fruits-Dried apples, per 5ro packages, .Se6t
Salt Lake. Ice; apricots, 29c; eyaporated ditto,
1bc; blackberries, lie; raspberries, 3c.
California fruits, S5.OD6ti.5O per case.
81 standard Tomatoes, $3.50.
I'm Standard corn, $500.
IN Standard peas, $3.50; seconds, s2.1o.
?-b string and Lima beans, s2.55
Dried B~eans.Navy, $500 per 100 N: Lima,
500; Bayos, s625.
Whest-NO. !, per 100 n. 500.
Corn-Cracked, per 100 N, si.!5
Bran-rer 100 b, si.IO' bran and shorts per
floss.rs 100 n. Ii,lssSrs,s best. $40; os-
Corn meal-Per iOO N, $50.
Dat meal-Per 100 n. S4.5O.
Fresh M~eais-rork. ne; beef. seraoc; lamb.
Salt Meats Ham, iData0c; bacon, i5c; corntsi
Coai~fer ton. hard, $1,000; soft. sara.
woOd-l'er cord. $40.
Hay-Per ton, Saj.U.
Strlw-Per ton, Si2.OO.
Oats-Per cwt. 500.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIvEN THAT THE
~ regular annual meeting Of the stockholderS
Of the Cusur d'Alene silver Lead Mining Co. will
be- held ut the office of said company, No. -
West broadway, Butte, Montana, on Thursday,
a. prov ided by the bylaws Of said corporation,
for the purpose of eiecting q BOARD OF Trustees
such other business as may come before the
dated At Butte, Montana, November 10th. 1889.
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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-20

n ppreciating past patronage of the public of
n Anaconda, and in order to give everybody
of the winter season. we shall for the next 20
days ONLY give a SPECIAL DISCOUNT
OF 10 Il EN- Oft from our already low
prices on our entire STOCK of BOYS and
VIEWS CZOZkLNC.. Also oper cent off on
our elegant line of MEMS La
dies, do not miss the chance to buy your boys
a nice suit for Christmas.
OTERCOAZSI
ME especially ask you to examine our inn
wv mensc line of Mems Overcoats. They will
makeyour husbands a present to be appreciated.
Oilk Mufflers of the most beautiful designs.
- Silk handkcrchiefs that will make a nice
Christmas GIFT. Silk Embroidered Suspenders
in endless quantity. worth from soc to $500. Do
not fail to look at them: Inspect our invoice of
new ncckwear received to-day. Wilson Bros
elegant line of Dress Shirts always on hand.
Also the elegant Manhattan Dress Shirts.
ME especially ask you to see that 10 per cent
wv is taken off from all purchases of clothing
for the next 20 days. NotrOuble to show goods.
Respectfully,
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-20
TAILORING DEPARTMENT,

Consisting of Imported and Do
mestic Manufacture. n PER
FICT FIT Is GUARANTEED
or no sale. Now is the time to
buy your Clothing. as the stock is
new and not broken. Call this
week and examine our goods and
prices is all we ask.
We have recently secured the
sole agency for