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The Somerset reporter., 1892-03-10

From 1900 TO 1920. when wool was free,
our clip increased only 6.l74 500 pounds.
From 1880 to 1920, under protection, it
increased 70, l55, $50 pounds. 1t declined
under the freer wool tariff Of 1888, but in
one year after the passage Of the McKin-
ley Bill, the number Of sheep ini this
country increased l ,507 ,229. Is 1t not for
the interest Of every consumer, manufact-
urers and wearers alike, that the supply
Of domestic wool should increase2 In
the face Of foreign competition that has
doubled In ten years, protection alone can
secure this result.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-03-10
March 2lst, has been fixed by the House

March 2lst, has been fixed by the House
at Washington for the opening Of three
days debate on the Silver bill after which
1t Is to be passed by that body. 1t is .
Democratic measure to pay holders Of
silver bullion one dollar for seventy cents
worth Of that metal, and but for Re
publican senate aud Republican execu-
tive, this compulsory coinage bill would
become law, and create financial disas-
ter In the country
The Somerset reporter., 1892-03-10

1t Is reported that Senator Hill has no.
titled the Tammany leader, Bourke Cock
ran, that II the House shall pass free
silver bill the Democratic nomination for
the Presidency will not be worth the TAX
ing. Ex.President Cleveland is also quot
ed as saying that the present House of
Representatives is making q ruinous re-
cord. Doctors seem to agree In this case.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-03-10
Embden Center.

The snow is melting away very fast.
Mrs. Grant Witham is gaining.
Abram Burns, one of our Oldest real
denssf6 quite sick.
Our annual town election passed of
very quietly, taking more of a political
turn than usual. The following officers
were elected Lowell Il. Ward Demo-
Graf. Moderator; X. B. Ellis Democrat,
Clerk; Selectmen Assessors etc, r. b.
Ellis, Democrat; Cephas Walker; r. +.
Durrell, Democrat. Treasurer, Supervi-
sor, Collector and Constable; T, F. Booth
by, Republican; G. w. Dunbar, Democrat,
W. W. Moulton. w.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-03-10

Skowhegan at the annual meeting Mon
day gave an expression of the disposition
of citizens and officers to do all possible
to tighten taxation upon manufacturing
property. All who may have in view to
locate here will be used literally and
fairly.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-03-10

Pittsfeld and Fairfield are setting Show
hogan good example on the matter Of
investing In manufacturing enterprises
Skowhegan must work along In this same
line II it would secure any further in
dustries and grow. We must help our
selves.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-03-10
STATE OF ONO, CITY or ToLEpo.

LrCAs COUNTY, AZ.
FRANK J. CHgNEY makes oath that be- d, the
senior partner Of the hrm Of r. CluSEY &
Co., doing business in the Ciy ~ Toledo.
County and tate aforesaid and that said hrm
will pay the sum Of ONE HUNDRED Dol
LAR for each and every ease Of Catsuh that
cannot be cured by the use Of HANS CArARlui
CURE.
PRANK J CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in ms
presence this dtn day Of December. A ID ST
~ A. " GLEASON.
SEAL notary Pabiif
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Halls Cataarh Cure is taken internally
and acts directly upon tle blood and mu
Gus surfaces Of the system Send for
testimonials, free.
F j. CHENEY & co. TolaBo. 3D.
sS'-Sold by Druggists 70 cents
The Somerset reporter., 1892-03-10
DIR. aaies Househ I'D Tea.

T. tb- zr o. blood purifier and nerve tonic
tt ,sfs upon al he aeoretious of the system
rusonns ne liver and sidneys 10 perform thtlf
ths uef was sysitm, a certain cure fot dys
eF.=ia fs0 alonIhs' treatment for 3Dc. Get u
tree sample a. Roland I. Patterns drug store.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-03-10

The finances of the town Of Cambridge
according to the annual report run along
on an even keel. The resources appear
to be $745 10 and the liabilities s7G6 So,
with further es.imated liabilities of $47 90.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-03-10
Concord

Town meeting next Monday.
The selectmen report the financial
standing Of the town better than for
several years before
d. S. Dunton has been chosen juryman
from this town
The Somerset reporter., 1892-03-10
Roland 7. PatteQ,
- Water st,
SKoWHEGAN, ME.
INV Don't You lSt0D

Coughing before the mucous membrane IN
az lnr sir passages leading ~ the lungs he
comes iunAmed a. it surely Will br from a
cough sieeied There Is but one remedy
thai gives instant relief aud cures quickly, Ut
Halls Household Cough Cure. cures every
nd ut cough frum suuple cold 70 incpien'
consumption. Is aud SOC bottles At R0iaud /
itaftru q drug store
The Somerset reporter., 1892-03-10
Ben ID. Bel.

Druggist ~ Lexington Ky, says that Dr'
Halc uoaschold remedies consisting ~ pr,
Haies Household Cough Cure, Or. Bar
ueusehold ointment and Dr Hale's Hous'
hul1 Teal are ihr be { sellers he has ever hAu
iu His sfOrs. This Il owing 20 the great merits
~ these Iepa ar temtdies. They iuvAriapt
1lvr sFfat abstraction, save many doctors bus
add ru-k ~uudorfui cures. Everybody shouil
as. Hvm IS and ooC -iEes at Rolaud T Patten =
"a
The Somerset reporter., 1892-03-10

STATS oF aNf,sE
ta.tefF 20 -sa7-erstf It .-
II Na. fpEr. Narn4ar 70 gee above a4nrI
saa A. 1..aHf..r tars. Hisf ahs 4faar statement
at .. Iis qsat st uf raa= .ssi-- aa.i belief
rrH #.aa. Cashier
f..sr aaH t4afa FL =-Il#a .f.r VI DAY
N.f i-.s
..H jesse sl..Hs >lsafr ratlg
tr.Hs.. AIrrsf
IAstsH uA-DumH
NN D. Fh.L uHs.a.ai
fi Hfaa4
The Somerset reporter., 1892-03-10
Appointments.

The folio "ing appointments We're mad
by the Seloctmen, March ., 1892:
Constables K. II. Tufts, II. p. Thing
and s. A. Bickfo~d.
Surveyors of wood, bark and lumber
Frsnk S. Cairns, Henry W. Varney, Chas
M Branard and Levi f.. Steward.
Sections: Charlei X Turn r, Nathan
Fowler, james X. Buzzell, Sidney L. Pool
er and Willis Currier.
Field Driver: John Il. Webb, Moses Il
Cain and JOHN Farnham.
Fence Viewers f. d. Packard; A. Craw
ford Dr., and s. w. Gran.
Surveyor of S one: Horace Reed.
Weishers OF Case Hay and all kinds 0
Merchandise A. X. BiXby.
Measures of Grain Frank S Steward
Geo Wentworth.
Sealer of weights and measures: Gee
W, Gray.
1ruant Officer: A. X. Butler,
The Somerset reporter., 1892-03-10
Cambridge,

DR.. T. ii Brown lectured at Union Hall
Monday night. He calls himself me
diator.'
The masonic deputy Of Pittsfeld, was
10 town on the evening of tne Sth
The Somerset reporter., 1892-03-10
Seth payson Russell.

our aged cit zens are falling on every
side. The ABOVE named, who has beer
well known in town for many years, pass
ed away on Mon law after severe Illness
He was born in Bloomfield in lso7, md
with the exception Of short residence in
s.. Adams, haa spen, his long He in t'wn
He was an honest con, cieu'lous man. aud
ore who found much comfort IN the
Christian faith. His son, Asa, who ws-
a member Of CO. +. 3 Me-. Regimen, t.
the one for whom Russell Pos G. a Il
wss named. The funeral took place OF
Wednesday afternoon, and was conduct.
by Rev c V Hanson. He leaves d ~ id
ow, two sons and tive daughters, sll Of
whom were present at the funeral. The
burial took place on the South side.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-03-10

The Woman's Aid society Of Skowhe-
gan, during the past year, did good
work with the means at hand. The exc
cutive board held 20 meetings, aided rs
families, aided families to the extent of
$423 furnished II cords of wood, dis
tributed boots, shoes, rubbers, dry goods
and groceries. and received and distribut.
ed many articles Of secondhand clothing,
etc. They also paid the board in full Of
two persons, and the house rent of one
family for year.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-03-10
ROAD PETITION.

To The Honorable county Comm issioners Of
the county Of somerset:
We. the Undersigned citizen of somereet
County respectfully represent that common
cou veDience requires that an al GRAFTON OF the
road lending over Rabbit Ridge, In Moscow to
the Mayield line, be made commencing about
two rods east of the east branch OF Gull stream
and extending about ten rods east OF the west
b"anch of said stream also another alteration
on said road leading to Nay held line, com
III encing about fifteen rods west OF Charles
ebsier's house and extending between naid
~ebster's house and barn about one hundred
rods east of said WebsteT's house to "A point ten
rods east of n broos. cros-iug the old road
We therefore pray your Honorable Board to
locate sad alterations
Dated at Moscow the i4th. day of Sept. 1891
j. H. Goodrich, Il C. Andrews,
D. =. Moor. j. Andrews,
John Burns, A. y. Moore.
Ii. G.. Morton, {. y. Webster.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-03-10

The Cobdenites who are asserting that
no tin is to be found In the United States
ought to have their attention directed to
this fact There have been produced IN
the United States at the Temescal, Cal,
mines slone, SO tons Of metallic tin, more
than was produced In Aus ralia the first
year of mining. This one fact speaks
more elcquently than books full OF Free
Trade arguments
The Somerset reporter., 1892-03-10

afAfA 90 MAINE
CaaaiY ai s-.sssHsst. - boz.
Islara frIlsHa. Issilaar 81 AHr 4h-sss a.nsa
lsls A. aasasHif seaai last thf s1assr st.talaant
"A iaf aszi ~ OF sHaqss lsafs $50 hxilsI
asses faLEyss. N4shief
.asssrltsd sad fsasl h. asfaFs SO zas ri dss
" ttsai -
lLs GA. y rA4.s Ssa.Fs Pahs,e
Uarragl-Au4af.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-08-13
THE BILL GIVING JURISDICTION TO CERTAIN COURTS TO DETERMINE
 LAND CINIus.


 The President has vetoed tho Senate bill giving concurrent iurisdiction 70 the district courts of the United States, and to the Court of Claims for land patents under any. law or grant of the United States The Presidant in his message says
 + ia quite doubtful, under the rul- ings of the Supreme Court, whether the courts now provided by law for the Territories arc district courts of the United States within the meaning of this bill The effect of this Legislation would, f they were held not to bo such, De that as to all suits relating to lands in the Territories of New Mexico, Arizona Utah and Oklahoma, no other forum Is provided than tie Court cr Claims at Washington. In this slate of tho case a settler, or one rho has taken | mineral claim in any one of these Territories, would be subject to be brought to the city of Washington for the trial of bis case.
 Not only is this true, but the Court of Claims was established for the trial of cases between individuals and corpo. saticns on the one side and the United States on the other, and, so far as I recall, wholly for the trial of money claims There are no adequate pro- visions of law, if any ut nll, for con ducting these suits between individuals contesting private rights.
 Again, the bill is so indefinite in its provisions that it cannot be told, I think, what function. if any, remains to be discharged by tho General Land Office.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-08-13
s,Oo REwAun s,oo.

The renders of tho SHAVER BET will be pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all its stages, and that is Cotorrh. Halls Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure now known to the medical fraternity Cutsrrh being a constitutional disease, requires a con stitutional treatment Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting direct- ly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system, thereby destroying the foundation of the discase, and giving the patient strength by building up the constitution aud assisting nature iu do- ing its work The proprietors have so much faith in it's curative powers, that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that 1t fails to cure. Send for list of testimonials.
 F. J. CHENEY X co, Toledo, 0.
 Ess-Sold by druggists, 75 cent5.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-08-13
Tor ever Fimy Tears.

Az J-b hSD WELb-TEIED REMEDY Mrs "nslow's Soothing Syrup has been used for over fifty years by millions or mothers for their children while teothiug, with perfect success. 1t soothes the child, srftens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind collie, and is the best remedy for diarrhoea Is pleasant to the taste. Sold by druggists in every part of the worlJ. Twenty-Five cents bottle. Its value is uncalculabIe, Be sure and ask for Mrs. Wiuslow's Soothing Syrup, and take no other kind
Arizona silver belt., 1892-08-13

The August number of the Reuiew of Reviews contains a character sketch of Mir. Grover Cleveland, written by a gentleman whose qualifications are ad- mittedly the very best. Mr, George F. Parker vho has recently edited MT Cleyeland'g speeches, official mes sa8es and other utterances, gives a sympathetic and eulogistic, but careful and candid, sketch of the distinguished standard-bearer of the Democratic par ty. The sketch follows the well-re. csived article on President Harrlsor. written for the July Review of Reviews by General Thomas J. Morgan. This August number of the Review of Re views is particularly interesting. The leading articles of the moDth sum up the principal political, social, religious and literary utterances and achieve ments of the past few weeks
Arizona silver belt., 1892-08-13
Notice of Sale of Real Estate.

NOTICE IS HEREBT GIVEN, THAT IN PUB tIr County of Gila Tcutarg ot AHz0uu, mad, on s1s is.h day of June 1892 in thc matter fl Che etats rF Q 17Cabe, deceased, ths undersigned ts Fxeou.ris of aid estate wll sell at private sale to the bighesd der for sh Ia awfd money of thc United s.atgg and subject Co confirmation by said Probate Court 3u Mon day the 18th dly Angus; 1892 at 10 o'clock m aa the scdeuue 3 .he undersigned at Globe, A r in tbr County Of Gila o ths light title interest and estate of .hc said D MoCabc, at thc time of his death and all the right title and interest that the said estate has by operation of law otherwise acquired other tbau or in addition to that ef thc said D MoCahc, at the time of his death in and to a has certain lot piece or parcel of lnd situate lying and being iu the said County Of Gila Territory of AHsons and bounded and described as follows to-Wit.
 An undivided sixth interest in and to that certain mining clom called thc Birds Nest situate about r !niics no,Lhctly from the town of Globe, Arizona
 Terms siij totlitons of sale Cash in lawful money of the United States ten per cent of the purchase money to be paid the day Of sale balance on coa 6rmaiiou Of sale by said Probate Court Deed at cx pensc of purchaser Bids gill be received by tne up dersgnoi at her readeroe up to time of sale in Globe A T. gHrtlF If NccARE EzeoutrE of the last vii of J D McCabs, deceased
 july 90 -3w Globe, T, July 28. 1892
Arizona silver belt., 1892-08-13
Notice of Sale of Real Estate.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT IN PLR-
 " suanoe Of order of the Probate Court n and for the County of Ga Territory Of Arizona. made on the 23d day of July 1892 in the matter of the estate of James Anderson, deceased the undersigned. the Ad. aluistrator of said estate u Sell at private sale to the highest bidder fot cash in lawful money of the United Gates and subject to continuation by said Probate Court Monday the 18th day of August 1892, at 10 o'clock m at tho office Of E J Edwards at Globe, A T. in the County of Gila all the night title interest and estate of the said James Anderson at the time his death, and all Che right ttle and interest that c sad estate hes by operation of law or otherwise nc qured other than or in addition to thnt Of the said James Anderson st the time Of bis death u and Co an that certain lot piece parcel Of land situate yine and being in tho said County cf Gila Territory of ri coua and bounded aud described as follows to,wit.
 ATundivided third interest In and to that certain mining claim called tho Birds Nest situate about lB miles north of the town oi Globe
 Terms and conditions os saio Cash in lawful money Of th6 United sAe0 and ten per eert Of the purchase money to be paid :hs day of sole balance on con nrma;ion os sale by said Probate Court Deed st ox- pcase of puIchsscr Bids to De ie:. at the aeo ot Edwards addressed to inc undersigned in the said town Of Globe WINTHROP HOUSE, Adaiaisrator oi the estate Of Ja,rss Aaderson de-
 ceased
 Glo' A. T, July gs. 1892 ialyzo-sv
Arizona silver belt., 1892-08-13

The synopsis of the findings of the subcommittee of the House of Repre- sentatives investigating the Home. stead trouble, as talegraphed to the press, is decidedly unfavorable to the strike now ithstanding the chairman. Mr. Oates, and majority of the com. mittee arc Democrats, and were kinLT disposed to the iron workers. The at- 5euiPts of the chairman to inject poll. tics in to the investigation by con demning the Mckinley tariff act as in a measure responsible for the difficulty, was objected to by the Republicans and a majority of Democrats of the committee and prevented report be- ing officially made, which on the whole l. preferable as the irvestiga- tion will be prosecuted further, and admit Of a more comprehensive report being made when Congress reassem- bles in November.
 Mr, Oates is quoted as saying that the men were paid satisfactory wages, but that the work abreviates the nat ural period of life and should be we'll paid for, Further, he is of the opinion that the company is entitled to some of tfe profits resulting from the use of improved machinery; also that the company's treatment of employees was kind; it loaned them money at low rlte of interest to b1ild homes and never foreclosed mortgages He thinks that had Mir. Prick been less brusaue and autocratic in treating with the men, appealed to their reason and shown them the state of the company's affairs, they might have accepted reduction of wages.
 Mr, Oates admits that the abuse of the Pinkerton men is indefensible, and especially condemns the outrages per Pelated upon them, principally by women and boys, after they had sur rendered He declares it was dis, grace to civilization, The Pennsylva- mia law does not prohibit the employ ment of Pinkertons as watchmen, but Mir. Oates says under the circumstan- ces MT Prick should not have done so.
 The important point in the whole matter is the right of the company to protect its property and employees, and of non-union men to work without molestation, and Mir, Oates rightly condemns as unlawful the turning away of tho sheriff, the forcibls inter ference with non-union men and re- sisting by force the coming of the Pin EoTtons, and he declares that the strikers are answerable to the Penn sylyani0 courts. In conclusion Mir. . Oates frdsNthat Congress has no pow | sc over the orostions involved
Arizona silver belt., 1892-08-13
Weak Women

Owe to themselves duty to take Hoods sarsa par!llg, ia view of tho great relief it has given those aho suffer from ailments peculiar to th, Sex. Bypurifying tho blood, regulating iaipor tant organs, strengthening tho uery6s. and topinr the whole system, it restores tho debflltned to health
 After 10 Ycars.
 "For 15 years ny mother has been troubled with milk leg. She went to dlFerent parts of California, Gs persons said tho climate might help her, but twas Of DO avail, and I, being druggist, thought woule get her % try Hoods SarsapGrilla. Before she had taken half bott.s she said she was lmproyiugt to she continued un til she took half a dozen bo,lrs, and TOW she is perfectly well, For nearly fifteen ycers she was unable to walk around, but now she can walk as well as ever" T, r. BLAKE, San Traac!sco, witE C. F. Richards & Co.,, Wholesale Druggists
 Lillc New Creature.
 "f hsvo been for years trying to get help ioi that terrible general debility and weakness so common to women Within year have taken ten or twelve bottles of Hoods sarsaparilla, and am now feeling like new creature" MRs. F. 3. Ross, Marlin, Texas
 Hoods 5arsaparilla Sold by drucelsts E; six for & Prepared only Sy c. HOOD CO.,, ApctheeGres, Lowell, Nass
 100 bnaas One DoiiaF
Arizona silver belt., 1892-08-13
SHERIFFS SALE.

pY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED Ot'T kf of the District Court 0t the 2ud Judicial District ot the Terrory of Arizona in and fqr the Coluty Of Ga, the 18th day oi July 1892 and to ne directed ani delivered, judgment rendered in the said Court on the sth day Of March 1892 in favor Of Hsin.man Gll and against John Holohan, wherein [ am com manasd to make the 2lSO 70 damages with Inter est from date ot judgment a the CT seven Der cen, per aunu until satisfied, together with al cy.,g and accrun3 ctsts
 And, vtcreas, did fhs '3tb day of Iuiy Is92. in purauauca of said exeattioa levy upon che following described real p,eperty t2lt Lot niue t9l in block eightyi t54 in Che town Of Globe. Gie County Ar zona, together with all the Improvements thescc-
 1h levy Is made subject to levy thls day made upon tag aforesaid property in favor of fulius sultan.
 Poblic notice is hereby given tha. on Tuesday the sth day Of August 1893 at the hour nf 10 clock m in front of the County Court House m tie town of Globe Gila county, Arizona Ter will sell a the right tie aud interest Of the said John Holohan in and to the above described property public auction to Che high est aud best bdde. for cash lawful money tho Uni ted States Co satisfy said execution and aH c,sls
 J II THOMPSON,
 Sheriff Cha County, A T By Q. N CERswELL, Deputy. julyI6-4t
Arizona silver belt., 1892-08-13

Some weeks ago, in New York har- Dor, says the Argonaut, there were landed from four steamers in one day, from as many ports of Europe, a total Of A. 4sS immigrants-less than 800 of them English speaking, over 5000 from Mediterranean countries, of alien race. The United States does not want such immigrants. It is time to stop the drool and drivel about this country being ian asylum for the oppressed of every nation, kindred and tongue. |" It is rapidly coming about that the "op- pressed' are the Americans who own property. They are being told by the rabble of foreign la5orers that proper. ty-owners have no rights.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-08-13

The White Hills correspondent of the Phoenix Herald writes, under date of Aug Sd: About one hundred men are at White Hills. Pending the liti- gdtion over the Schaefer claims, no work is to be expected on a large scale. Sheriff Lake, by his foreman, has put a force of men to work on all the dis puted claims.
 The arrival Of the California pur- chasers, expected tomorrow, win be the signal for war Itis predicted that Lake and all men working for him will be enjoined, if not arrested. Alto gether, the forthcoming litigation is denounced as retarding the camp and soaring away capital. The men, how ever, are very amicabl9, the two bel igerert factions working on adjoining prospect holes.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-08-13

J. W. Whitaker, an official of the Amalgamated Socisty Of Engineers. resident at Manchester, England, in testimony given before the Royal Labor Commission, declared that the society, which was established in 1851, now has 5l5 branches in different parts of the world and Q total member ship of 72,0o6. The average rate of wages earned by members of the so- cisty was 20 shillings and 2 pence. The hours of labor were 53 or 54 a week. Engineers receive about ST q week, as against from S5 to S4 day ia the United States.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-08-13

MT, Colin Cameron, of the San Ra- fael ranch, returned yesterday from Montana, where he has completed a shipment of l2, ,0OO head of cattle from Arizona and New Mexico. He took all from yearlings up from San Rafael and the Calabasas ranch, also 2,OOO from cattlemen tributary to Wilcox. He purchased from 2f different own CTS. The cattlemen shipped by rail part to Denver and the remainder to Orin Junction, Wyoming, The first herd of 5000 head will reach the ranch on tho 10th, The last herd left Orin Junction on the 2lst of July. They will reach their destination in sixty days This stock will be kept in the northern range for two years before being marketed. Star,
Arizona silver belt., 1892-08-13

A special to the Kansas City Journal on Tuesday, from Guthrie, Oklahoma, sags Texas fever is raging all through the Indian Territory, and great mum bers of cattle arc dying from the dis ease. The disease spreads rapidly wherever it fluids a foot-hold and noth- ing seems able to stop it's progres.
 The disease has also made it's ap- psarance in Southern California.