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Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-12-23

1T is A DUTY yOu owe yourself and faI:ss
lily TO get the best value for your money
EconOmiZo in your footwear by purchasing
w. l.. Douglas shoes, which represent the
best vnlue for prices asked, as thousands
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-12-23

Railway Time Card.
ST. L., L N. & S.

ST, L., 7. n. & S.
No. 81, Texas Exp. arrives sos a. m.
No. 55, Cannon Ball arrives Ice p. m.
No. So, Mail Exp arrives S;45 p. m.
No. 54, Texas Exp. departs 1885 a. m.
No. Sc, Cannon Ball departs 2:25 p. m.
No. 81, Mail Exp. departs 7;l5 p. m
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-12-23
Fer Over Fifty Years.

ItAdTkdud, I
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-12-23
A RAILROAD CENTER.
ELEOTRIC LIGHTS, WATER WORKS AND STREET RAILWAY.

Fexarkanas system Of electric lights and water works
BY any city Of ten times her population Also has spel
splendid system of street railroads permcate the city in
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-09-01
ro,,,, Of Application for U. s. Patent.

Tutrrn STATts LAND Offtuh,l
RaIse city Idal.o, July ii, 1870
ua,,,. "a hereby given that James y. Jo,uan'
vios. ,ostof,ce address Is San Frahc'rro, .drsss
mia and samuel Q. Bowen, whose nnS,on Hs ,vhose
is Cent.rvic. Idaho, bv Thomas " ,ns,r agent
..,ot,,ca address is ,enterville, Idaho, tner 49,
p p"s attornsy iD fact has made application ior
United States Patent for the
Gro Elmo
,,aa mining claim. situate in Elk Horn mihlns
distrc, noise county, s. ate OF ldaho co.,a esn7
1851 linear feet Of the lode ana d dssgua on
The of,, Il Mat and field notes as Lot no ~ n,
srye, ed lands OF the lied States WIN mas.e"'
variation at ~ degrees 20 minutes S ~, onsn en-,
p.vinninu Nj discovery, the cen er oil an open GU
In enr,b whe . the notice f ocation was origins. ~,
posted; thence N B6 degrees w minutes aon e,sr
general course or line of VEN 42O Zee. W e"s 80
ost ,,,srLed .E" center end ORC Fino; tnehre
I dagrees 80 minutes 4, 2535 feet to Oor. NO. on
1920 identical with cor. No. Of this survey
marked .; .aA, whence pine tree '''a'd and
ma,ted BT A bears N AZ degrees O6 minutes
" ,as fee, distant U. 8. Mineral Monument No !
bears As degrees 81 minutes 27ll,2 s, 's s;
thence 8 Sc degrees OF minutes 1901 iee'
to Cor. No 2, q pine post marked a. whence
COR. No. Of location hears s degrees OF minute
w "A ieet, thence N degrees os m,nu'es !"
0UI feet " Cor. NO. D. iuen"S~A
Of location, a pine post marked a whence
n nine tree 1e inches in diameter blazed aud marked
B. T. "a bears N Is degrees q minutes 266fee
distant: hence N So degrees OF minutes =
1881 ieet 20 Cor NJ. 4, identical with cor. NO
4 Of location, a pine post marked "a. "heh''
a ar tree ID inches 10 diameter blazed and marked
B. -, bears N 4s degrees 30 minutes 81 fee
$50 "a sw
distant; thence 8 degrees So minutes oo
feet to Cor M /, ,he place VI oeyihu,hs' gu gu.
| bracing All area of 1927 scr g. lug ~
| mining clai being on .ccord In once ., .n
County Recorder # said mining distriG. y. iu
| ity In Boise county. state OF ldano. Inc nssies
| locations being the Go Ievil, which au)oins WI
claim on The no ill., the Western Wonder n-u,
yeyed, situate 100 feet south Of the GRO fino MI
site, claimants, J. b. McCurdy aud tne ne.s =
Mitchell Borne, Mrs. Bakers claim '""s"''''''
name unknown, situate l6O feet east. mn,
| Any and all persons claimits adversely guy ~,
| ton OF the said '.Uro Fine" lode cisn OF s. .
| ground arc required to ile their adverse ciaiii
thereto with the Register OF the Unite States Ian
office ut Boise CITY, State Of Idaho, within the sA'
DAYS thereof or they will be barred BY vir ne OF
| nroyisious Of the statute such cases naue u"
provided. x,o,rv pso .tsr
| First publication, July IS, 1898.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-09-01
Notice Of Application for o s. Patent
UsrrED STATES LAND OFFICE

Boise CITY, Idaho, july II, 1898.
Notice is hereby given that James Z. Joratn
whose most fire address is San Francisco, Caiifor
MA and samuel q. Bower, whose po-tofhce address,
is C.ntervil-, Idaho, by their agent and attorney
in fact Thomas W. Bowen. whose pos once 40
dress is Center. lille, Idaho, has made apphcauoh
for United States Patent for the
Go Devil
Lode mining claim, situate In Elk Horn mining
district Boise county, State of Idaho Consisting OF
1881 linear feet the lode aud surface ground l5O
feet wide, ueing Sur. No. sS9> and designated on
the official plat and field Lot No. 40, nnsur
ey ed lands the United 'es, with magnetic va
ration at 10 degrees 20 minutes f. az follows:
Beginning ut dis"over! in the west END OF an
o, en- cut $50 ieet Ioug by 12xs feet deep IN earth
and rock whe tile notice of location was originally
posted: Thence S. degrees OF minutes along
the general course or lie vein 4S3 Zee, 10 az, SCI
thence $40 degrees IS minutes rs feet 10 Cor
No. s. identical WITH Cor. No. Of location. pine
post marked-A; thence Sc degrees %
minutes W 1881 feet TO Cor. No. 6, identical
with or. No. Of location, pine post marked
a, whence a pine tree SO inches in diane, er
$50
blazed and marked B. T. moA bears II degrees 50
minutes W, 90 feet distrut; thence N degrees
IL minutes 66.7 feet to Cor. No. Of this survey,
$50 fee, to cor. No. 7, identical with or.
No. OF location, q pine post marked - A
| $3.50
whence pine tree 40 inches in diameter
b azed and marked B. T. "A bears so degrees 80
| 8S9
minutes W 24.s feet distant; thence N Sc de-
| grees OF minutes Il 14S1 feet to or. No. 8,
identical with Cor No. s OF location, y fir post
marked a., whence fir Tres 10 inches in diane.
ter b, ars n "a degrees AZ minutes 54.5 feet dis
tant; thence S 8 degrees So minutes E
$50 feet 10 Cor. No. 5, the place OF beginning
embr eng of 800 acres. S. Mineral
Monument No. bears N As deg ees 80 minutes E
27ll.25 feet frm Or. No. # ORC FDo Lode
which is cons lidated with this claim ana made one
survey.
The said mining claim being on record in the
Office Of the County Recorder # said mining is
trict at Idaho City. in Boise county State of daho
The nearest known locations beng the Orc Elmo
which bounds this claim on the nth, the Western
Wonder lunsurveyed), claimants J. b. Mcturd,
and the heirs of Mitch Il Borne, urs Baker's
claim tunsuryeyed), name unknown.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any Dor.
ton of said Tod claim surface ground are re-
quired to file their adverse claims thereto with the
kegisier OF the United States L nd Office at Boise
Cry, State IT Idaho, within sky days hereof, O
they Will be barred by virtue of the provisions OF
the Statute in such cases made a. provided.
Oh S. :. KIN SLEY, Register
First publication, July Is, 1898.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-09-01
Notice of Application for y. 8 Patent +,


os ii,v Idaho, July IL, 1898.
N n';ss IL hereby given that James "
n.y." .bosc postoffice address Is Dan
2 T,ann;sco California, and samuel -
p1'.,an whose postoffice address IS Cen,
Dill, Dill" idaho. by their agent and at'orn'y
. u. s sn Thumns w. Bowen, whose pos.o,.
~. a. ,"s address, ia Centerville, ldano, mas
made application Tor on'''N
Patent for the
ode mining claim, situate III H,h IL Of
n';uina district, Boise county, o's'e 70
idahn consisting of i40O linear o zee, eo .,
,na " lode and surface ground ooo icy,
m;dc heine Sur. No. 800, and aesishA.ea,
wv The official plat aud field notes w ~; n",
No Al. unsurveyed land OF the on'. ds
s,a,es with magnetic variation At i" "0
yrpes 20 minutes 4, rs follows
Rea;nninp at discovery, the center VI III
'n cnt sxb feet, ) feet deep ID eaflh anu
rnck whore the notice OF location WI" ns
n ,Din posted, thence N W degrees 70
minutes W along the general COURSE y"
,;na of vein 500 feet to firmly piah'eu
. .';no nost marked Nv" center END heVe
p pna 800 feet to Cor. NO y
; NY, with Cor. No. OF hca
,i"n and place Of beginning, mr. posi-
o.rod = whence fir tree ~ Inches
IN diameter bears 8 go degrees 10 minutes =
W os5 foot distant, blaZed and markeo
B. T. -; thence s SO degrees 10
,aoo feet to Cor. NJ 2, Identical
~ r.. No Q of location, pine
mo, m.rked - whence Elk Creek
post marNe" 500 w
Maintain bears N 81 degrees w;
tn, nee 4 20 degrees 80 minutes " oW iee''
~ Cnr No. 8 Identical with Cor. No D.
location, a fir post marked m whence
Elk Creek Mountain bears N 20 degrees
,ncnce N 80 degrees 10 minu'es :"
1aaO feet 10 Cor No. 4, identical win Cor
.. No. 4 of location, fir post marked m o
u hence a fir tree "a inches in diameter
hlazed and marked b T - bears N u
DEGREES E ~ feet distant. thence ~
degrees IS minutes L. 900 feet to Cor. IN"
/, The place of beginning. U. >: Mlne era
Monument No l, Elk Horn mining a1s
. trict. bears N AZ degrees % minutes \
9 437O feet distant, embracing an area U
: . 90 523 acres. ,,u,
r The said mining claim being on recor'
in the Office of The County Recorder o
said mining districts at Idaho City, IL
g Boise county. State Of Idaho. The neal neal
4 est known locations being the Orc Fin'
y !. and 90 Devil sur. No $3.50, the Western
: Wonder (unsurveyed), J. B. McCurdy ant
y The heirs of Mitchell Borno. claimants. :,
& ANY AMI all persons claiming adversel
: any portion of said lode claim Or s sariac
\ ground are required tt, file their adyers
q Claims thereto with the Register OF IN
= United States Land Office at Boise CITY
t, State of Idaho, within sixty days herro
,. or they will be barred by virtue OF tn
a. provisions of the Statute in such case
made and provided.
>, CHAs. s KINGSLEY, Register
d First publication, July IL. 1898.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-09-01
Society Notices.

r,xoFLsIoR LODGE. NO 4. !. o o r.. holds
+, ~ regular meetings Ia odd Fellows Hail.
al cen ter Vile the nrst and third Saturday even
ipss OF .ach month. All members III good stshs
ina are invited TO attend .sy 0l gosf q 'a sscy
r,roSreR LODGE, NO !, o. o. r.. hollis its
regular meetings In odd Fellows Hall. ldaho
CITY, second aud fourth saturday evenings oi eses
month, Al members In good stand ng are invited
to '".nc' ~ '''s' o Il. W. LuSros s.c'y.
n osF REBEKAH LODGE. NO IS. 1. o. Q. r..
n, holds ~ reau,A, NEE ings ~ Odd Fellows
ia, idaho civ. on the LIST and Sd Tuesday eve'.-
ings O h each month. All members In good stand
HANNAH SCHMIDT. secy.
COVENANT LODGE, NO. Q, ]. O. O. y, holds 10
u regular meetings IN Masonic Hall. Plscerviile.
on the "a aud Ath saturday evenings OF esch month
All members n good standing are invited to attend
by Ter VI the N. q.
TDAHO CHAPTER. NO. !. n. A. NJ. holds III
/ req lar meetings 10 Masonic Hall. ldann my
on the Sd Thursda. evening OF esen month, a,
Conpsnisns IN good standing are invited 10 aueha
| 81 order Of the Il. P. JOSEPH TRAVIS, sec'y'
| noI n LODGE NO. ., l. q. @. T.. Ids ~
| d regular meetin . in Temp rance Hall, Idsh,
| ,ity. On Wednesday evening Of tach week. Al
| members In good standing are Invited 10 sueha
| is order Of the q. T. IDA ToMPKtNs sec'y'
DLAcER LODGE NO. 8. A r. "A. NJ. holds IL
| Il REGULAR meetings IN eAcn mohth ~ hason'
Hall n ,cerv e on the Saturday on. or first satu'
day after. the full moon.
TDAHo LODGE NO 1, A r. 4 A. NJ, holds It
i re. uiar meetings In Masonic Hail. Idaho Ci,y
on the sd saturday Of each month. All member
In good standing are invited To attend. BY orde
VI the ". NJ. JAS. j. MARSH, Secy
NEIzPAH CHAPTER NO. Q, q. =. 8 holds II
wi r. eular meetings In Masonic Hall. Idaho CITY
IN the frst Thursd y eveHing Of each month
memb re- in good standing are invited 10 attent
by order Of he W, NJ. ROSE aARhEIHT, Secy.
BANNER LODGE, no. 10, A. o. U. W.. hold
% liz regular meetings In odd Fellow All, DAB
CIT, on the 9TH Wednesday evening OF each monti
BY order Of the N. W. JOHN kENNALY,
Recorder.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-09-01
Notice Of Application for q. s Patent.

Boise tity, Idaho, July II, 1888
Notes Ia hereby given that james 'o a,.,a,
whose posioface address Is San Francisco, Canlor-
nj. and Samuel q. DO en-, hose pos office address
IA ,entervile. Idaho by their agent aud At orney
in fact Tbomas W. Bowen, whose stoffce address
ia Centerv lie, Idaho, has made application Tor
q United States Patent for the
Gladstone
Lode mining calm, situate In Ell horn .n,n,nt
distric,. boise county, tate of Idaho consisting OF
1900 linear feet If the lode. and SUI fice erouhn oVo
feet wide, being Sur. No. S9l, and dts'enat o'
the official plat and field notes ~ Lot NJ" AZ nhsur
ve,ed land Of the United States, with maghetH va
ria ion ut 10 degrt es 20 minutes E, as ! flows:
Beginning ut discovery, the center III smart Axe
et 40 ieet deep in earth and solid ROCK where t1t
uo,i, o Of location originally posted, tnehce
80 degrees IS minutes W along the general cour
or ne Of vein $50 feet to the west center END,
FIR post marked 891, whence west center emo ioca
ton pos bears ~ degrees 40 NIL u.rs 4oo ie 81
thence N degrees 10 minutes 800 feet to cor No
l, fir post marked -, whence Cor. No. CT ioca
ton bears 20 degrees As minutes W 46 ieet dis
tant; ence s9 degrees 40 minutes
1900 feet to Cor. No. 2. pine post marKee
-, whence Cor. N. of iocation bears s 80 de
srees As minutes % feet distant, 600 feet to Cor
No. 8. fir post marked s 90, whence Cor NO. o
location bsars s 40 de rees As minutes E Is fee
distant 1900 feet to Cor. No. A, ~ FIR post marked
-. whence white FIR l3 inches in diameter bazet
s9l
and marked B. t. 90, bears IS degrees 81 minute
z e.b feet distant U. g liberal Monument No.
Elk Horn mining district, brars "a degrees =
| minutes 1858 feet distant; thence U De
grees Is minutes 600 feet to or. NO
the place Of beginning, embracing an area IL 2o."o
| acres =, =.
The said mining claim being on record In the OF
Ace Off onuty Recorde. Of sal mining distric
at idaho City. omit, Buise, state OF Idaho, IN
| nearest locations being the Pride of Idaho, hing
Tnrner Ind b otn. r, claimants tunsurveye6l, ne
along the north side, the Elk Horn and Side HI
Sur No. $780, situate abou 700 Or $40 feet wes
Raiiih W luusurvey td) claimant j. w. kile lies
the southwest about 2u0 ieet.
ANY and all prsons ciaimin adversely any POI
I Oh of he said " Gladstone" lode clam or SUI lac
e,ouni are required to file the adverse claim
thereto with the Register OF the United States Ian
Otfc. at oise lily. Idaho, wit in sixt days 'her'
Of or they will be barred by virtue OF the pro II
ons of tue Statute in such cases m de and provided
CHAS. y. KINGSLEY, Register.
First pu, LEGATION, July Is. 1898.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-09-01

A cyclone that travelled in north.
westerly direction from the Yves,
Indies struck the coast OF Florida on
the 9Th. Trees, houses, telegraph
and telephone poles were blown
down. The damage in Charleston
S. e., Is estimated at 100000
Several casualties are reported. The
streets were covered with debris, ant
half of them impossible on accoun,
of fallen trees, telegraph poles ant
timhers. In Kernersville, N c., lO(
houses were blown down. Four per
sons were killed and many injured
That portion OF Savannah, Georgia
lying on Tybee Island, was wrecked
Damage TO property amounts tt
100000. Sixteen lives lost.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-09-01

COVENANT LODGE, NO. Q, !. o. O. y. holds IT,
u regular meetings IN Masonic Hall, Pl.cerviiie'
on the "a aud 4th Saturday evenings OF each month
All members good standing are invited 70 s'sena'
L., Il ha N a
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-09-01

TDAHO CHAPTER. NO. !. n. A. h.. holds its
/ req lar meetings 10 Masonic Hall. Idaho oity;
on the Sd Thursda. evening OF each month. AZ
Cornpsnips M good standing are invited to attend.
81 order Of the Il. p. JOSEPH TRAVIS. sec'y'
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-09-01


Never before since 1873 has the
free coinage OF silver had so many
friends among the people as now,
and never before has it had 30 many
enemies and so few friends In Con.
gress. Why is it? The reason is
plain. When there is gain among
the people and a loss among Con-
gressmen il is as plain as day that
the gold OF the gold bugs has wrongh.
the change. The demonstration Of
silver in 1873 was brought about by
gold; that has been proven beyond .
doubt. Repeal OF the silver purchase
act THE Sherman law was car.
ried in the House for the purpose OF
crushing everybody except the bond
holders and money lenders the cred
itor class. BY this single act the
value Of their credits will be dou-
BLEED, which means the immediate
doubling Of all debts, public and
private. They we're doubled in 1873
and IL repeal carries in the Senate,
will be redoubled. All great wrongs
have been righted with bullets, and
great reforms have been accomplished
IN the same way. Bullets are effect
i've arguments, and their demands
radical. They brook no compro-
mise. 1t has been hoped that in this
enlightened age Of the world Other
methods would prove just as effective
and without bloodshed, but i, seems
that hope has been groundless. The
French freed themselves from indus
trial bondage 10y bloody revolu
ton, America gained her independ
encs by the persuasive force of bull
let's, and African slavery in Ameri
ca was wiped out by war. Whit,
slavery, which now actually exists
with daily tightening of the chains
we fear win have TO be wiped out il
blood. just when the people begiI
to build hopes, those hopes arr
crushed by the power OF the gold o
the shylooks. II Americans have no
lost all OF that spirit that ruled thei
ancestors in 1776 the soil of Americ,
will again be drenched IN blood, ant
that very soon, and the leeches will
not be the victors.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-09-01

Lee Mantle and John b. Allen, APP
pointed respectively by the Cover.
nors of Montana and Washington as
U. S. Senators, the Legislatures hav.
ing failed TO elect, were unseated by
vote of three majority in the Sen.
ate. No action was taken on the
third case, from Wyoming, Beck.
with, who was appointed by the Gov.
ernor OF that State, having resigned
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-09-01
Notice for Publication.

LAND OFFICE at Boise City. Idaho,
July 81, 1898.
Notice Is hereby given that the follow.
ing named settler has filed notice of her
intention to make final proof in support
of her claim. and that said proof will be
made before the Register and Receiver at
Boise City. Idaho, ON September II, 1893
viz; Hannah Lick. of Horseshoe Bend
Idaho, who flied Homestead Application
No. als4 for the NE4 NW4, NW4 NE
d. Sec Is, and S1s Sc d, Sec is, Up N,
RAE.
She names the following witnesses IA
prove her continuous residence upon and
cultivation of, said land. viz; james
Fenton. Timothy Brainard, Richard NJ
Woods. William X. Ray, all of Horseshoe
Bend, Idaho. CHAs. S. KINGSLEY,
July ~, 1903. Register
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-09-01
Tongue Twlster.

As was going down the street l
saw two bootblacks--o one was black
bootblack and the other a white boot
black, and both had black boots as
we'll as blacking brushes. The black
bootblack asked the white bootblack
TO black his, the black hootblack s
boots, with blacking. The white
bootblack consented to black the
black boots OF the black bootblack
with. backing, but when he, the white
boolblack, had BACKED one black
boot Of the black bootblack with
bIacking, he, the white bootblack, re-
fused to black his, the black boot
blacks other black boot, with black.
ing, unless he, the black bootblack,
paid him, the white bootblack, the
same rs what he, the white bootblack,
got for blaoking other peoples black
boots, whsreupon the black boot
black grew still blacker in the face,
called the white bootblack black
guard, at the same time booting the
white bootblack with the black boot
that he, the white bootblack, had al
ready BACKED with backing.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-09-01

Agents of British banks and OF
Wall street bilks were in the national
capital in force during the fight on
silver They were there with money.
The vote in the House proves tina,
money is still possessed of great po-
tency, and that the majority of Con.
gressmen are there for a principle,
which is, in brief, "for revenue only
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-09-01

Fifteen persons are known to have
been drowned at Savannah during
the recent storm. Many vessels were
wrecked. The damage in the inter-
or tributary to Savannah amounts to
sl,OOO,OO0 or more.
The Somerset reporter., 1893-11-30

II appears that one feature of tile pro
posed tariff bill Is to largely increase
The articles upon which al yalorem du-
lies are imposed and decrease those upon
which specific duties are placed. The
abuses and evils Of the al valorem sys-
TEN have been pointed Out and condemn
ed by the treasury department from
AleXante r Hamilton to the first GleVc-
land administration. So long ago As
l795 Secretary Hamilton advised that
the number Of articles rated ad yalurom
be reduced and the number rated specific
be increased, in orler to guard against
evasions and frauds. Secretary Gala-
Tin, Secretary Dallas, Secretary Graw-
ford. Secretary Meredith, Secretary
Bristow, Secretary sherman, Secretary
Manning and Secretary Fairchild took
similar ground. None argued moro
strongly against ad valorem duties than
Mr.. Manning, Pre- ,ident Cleyeland's fist
secretary of the treasury The Demo
cratic party seem, Ia he determined TO
give the county the very worst tariil bill
possible.
The Somerset reporter., 1893-11-30

Congressman Millilien does not claim
to be II prophet or the son of one but
since the recent election he takes pleas
ure in calling the attention. particularly
of Democrats, Ia a speech he made in
his seat in the House Of Representatives,
the 2ith day of August last, Wherein he
says:
Il urged The Democratic majority to
Join us and pass Il resolution declaring
that the present tariff should not he re
pealcd or amended during the life ot the
present Congress, that wildcat currency
shouli mol he revived. and that national
banks should bc authorized To issue bills
equal in amount to the Government
hords deposited by them. | further
said to the Democrats that unless You do
these tling>. the wind which swept you
into power last November VIII become
the tornado that shall hurl you irem pc
litical ascendancy forever.
The Somerset reporter., 1893-11-30
The Care of the Insane

Under resolve passed by the last
legislature Ex-Governor Robe OF Cor
ham, of the board of trustees of the in
sane asylum, Hon. F, NJ. Simpson of
penobscot county, chairman of the eX-
ecutive council, and General Il. b.
shepherd of Skowhegan, have been
appointed subcommittee to take into
consideration the condition of the insane
and their present and future demands
upon the state. This subcommittee
will make detailed report to the gov
ernor and council and the trustees of
the insane hospital, and these two
boards are required, under the resolve,
to report their findings to the next legis-
lature. The subcommittee will meet
at ar early date and commence their in
vestigations. \, 5. Purngton has been
designated as clerk of the committee.
The Somerset reporter., 1893-11-30
Our Imports of Wool.

The greatest amount of wool ever i'm
ported in any single year was under the
Mckinley law for the year emitting June
80, 1893 so Justice Bateman & Co. point
out. The imports Of raw wool then
were over 1868, zoo, 900 pounds, or 81 per
cent more than any previous year. This
refutes and disposes of the charge so
often made by FreeTraders that it is
necessary TO put wool on the free list in
order to give American manufactures
cheap foreign wool for mixing. They
never imported so much foreign wool
as under the last wear Of the Mckinley
law, the schedules of which were so
wisely drawn that under it the wooden
mills of the United States were employ
ed to their full capacity so that the en-
tire American clip of 1892 was not only
all consumed in our home market, hut
16S, 100000 pounds of foreign wool be-
sides.-1merican Economist.