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The Somerset reporter., 1907-01-17
EAST MADISON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Foss were made
happy by the arrival OF little girl
Tuesday morning.
Mr.. Peter Savage has been very sick
for the past ten days, but we are pleas
Cd to report that he Is improving.
Mr., and Mrs. b. b Harville we're In
town, Thursday and Friday of last week
accompanied by their niece. Miss Made
line Bean.
Mr.. Oliver Dean is visiting friends In
this place.
The Somerset reporter., 1907-01-17
BIRTHS.

Madison January 8, to the wife Of W. J. Foster, a
Anson- January 7, to the wife OF Fred Dumas son
Mains,ream January 1, to the wife Of Ira Stafford
a
Palmyra January 8, to the wife Of Ewood M Jack
son, daughter,
Caratunk- January 8, to the wife Of Frank Wash
burn, daughter, bessie Lorraine).
Pittsheid-Januay IS, to the wife OF William Seek
ms, son.
Pit,sheld-January IS, to the wife of Arthur Wing.
daughter.
skowhegan-January II, to the wife Of chas. H
Williams. daughter.
East Madison-J January 49, to the wife of Maurice
c. Foss, daughter
Mercer January =, to the wife Of Harry Presley.
daughter.
Pittshela- January y, to the wife Of Fred seekns
a
The Somerset reporter., 1907-01-17
GORNNlLLE.

Arthur S Woodman of Brewer has
been passing the week with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. y. Woodman.
There will be preaching at the meet
ing house on the East Ridge by Elder 5.
j. Hersum of Richmond on January ~,
at 10 80 a. M, also at IL 30 p m.
The Somerset reporter., 1907-01-17
noon. The board is preparing the cal
endar for the ensuing year.


endar for the ensuing year.
Henry johnson. Esq, who has been
Ill for several days has so far recovered
as 10 be able to ride out.
Sixty employees in the paper depart
ment of the Great Northern Paper Cos
plant went out on a strike Tuesday
owing to a dispute regarding the en-
ployment of man from the sulphite
department. The pulp and sulphite de
pattmeuts are not affected by the strike,
but the shutting down of the paper de.
partment will curtail the output to the
extent of 100 tons of paper bags day.
The Somerset reporter., 1907-01-17
LYDIA E. PINKHAM

reoed such vide
spread unqualified endorsement
hassu
Pnkhams Vegetable
liberation and consequent Spinal Weakness
akachea
early stage eveopm mt
ndiges'
Headache General Debility quickly yield AT
he
Unde 1t harmony with the female system
feeling extablity ritaby diz
blues
Weakness arrangement of the
Chronic kidney Complaints
Of either
yhng rewarded PED
thousand times wanta Sold by Drug
Refuse oil substitutes
The Somerset reporter., 1907-01-17

Brief notices Of births, marriages and death
are solicited for this column and are published
without charge.
The Somerset reporter., 1907-01-17
DOIIINIoN %
Court of County Commissioners,
u


December Term, A. d. 1906
Pursuant to the foregoing petition of f. K.
Snow, w. 0. Taylor, w NJ. Conant and w.
a. Brooks. IT,, and order of Court thereon,
George T. Tibbetts, one Of the County Com
missioners for the County of Somerset, no
one appearing at the time and place desig-
mated in said order, adjourned said meeting
to twelve O'Clock noon of the same day, to-
wit, the thirteenth day of November A. d.
Iot 6, at the Connor Farm, so called, in Sap
!ingtown afore said; and at the said time and
place, we, the County Commissioners for the
County of Somerset, met the parties aforesaid
for the purpose designated in said order, and
adjourned said hearing from twelve to one
O'Clock of the same day at the same place, and
it being then and there satisfactorily proved
to us that the notice named in said order had
been duly and seasonably served, and that all
the requirements thereof had been fully COM
piled with, we proceeded with the parties
and viewed the land alleged to have been
taken by the said Somerset Railway Com
pany in the petition aforesaid, and after said
view, a a convenient place in the vicinity OF
said land, towit, at the said Common Farm,
on the said thirteenth day Of November A.
d. 1906, at one O'Clock P, NJ, we gave
hearing to the parties and their witnesses,
the said Somerset Railway Company appear
ing at said hearing by William T. Haines, its
attorney, and after full hearing of all the
facts. testimony and arguments by them pre-
sented, and having mutually considered the
same. we were of the opinion, and adjudged
and do hereby adjudge and determine that
the said petitioners are entitled to the sum
of One Hundred Dollars (SIoo) as damage,to
be paid them by the said Somerset Railway
Company; the costs of the proceedings here
on, amounting to twenty dollars and seven
ty-two cents (s2o.72) to be paid by the
said Somerset Railway Company to the
treasurer OF said County of Somerset.
Dated at Skowhegan this thirty-hrst day of
December A. D. 1906.
NJ. L. MERRILL County
l.. c. WILLIAMS Commissioners
GEO. T. TIBBETTs Of Somerset County"
7wI Attest: w r. SEFKJNs Clerk
The Somerset reporter., 1907-01-17
MERCER

Charles II. Allen Is teaching schooi
this winter in the Kimball district
George N. Wood sold fine colt last
week to Jackson Jordon of Sew sharon.
Alton smith and Lillian Brown were
united In marriage last week.
Mrs. G. s. Morse VINO has been sick
for two weeks ID very much better.
Mrs. G, K. Allen visited her parents in
Rome last week.
Allen Hilton went to Madison on ousi
moss last NJ ohday.
Miss Vivian Frederic of Starks is TAX
inc music Lessons of Mrs. {. W. Morse
Mrs. Austin OF Strong is In town car
ing for her sister, Mrs. Frank L. Weits,
who is very sick.
Dana Aubin and family who nave
beep living with Mrs. AubiD's parents
for tho past four years have gone TO
Portsmouth. N. H., where Mr.. Aubin
has a position as motorman on the
electric cars.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Presley are the
happy parents of little girl.
George Williamson who went into the
rrocary business In the old Blalsdeli
store last September has sold his stock
of goods to W. W. Huntoon OF Nor.
rideewock and the goods will be placed
In bis store there
Arthur Works and George Williamson
arc working In the saw mill Tor cannon
Smith, South Mercer.
The Somerset reporter., 1907-01-17
CANAAN.

Mrs. Margaret Goodrich, Mrs. Lena
Church and Or. l.. w. Shean went to
lowell. Mass. on Monday, summoned
there on business regarding the will OF
the late Mrs. Azubs chase.
Tho officers of Canaan grange were
installed on the evening of January III,
By ". j. Thompson. state lecturer
Nearly two hundred patrons were pre-
sent including visitors from Clinton. An
oyster and pastry supper was served,
Alter which Mr.. Thompson gave very
interesting and instructive address. The
remainder OF the evening was given
over to general good time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Almon Smith entertain
cd q party OF friends at their home last
Saturday evening. Jan. IL. An oyster
supper was served and the evening was
pleasantly passed with music etc.
Mrs. G. d. Harris Ia attending the
Grange Fair at Skowhegan, this week.
Joseph Jewell recently sold his black
colt, Sappho, to Alton Richardson, Jr i.
Of Clinton and 1t 10 rumored that Mr..
Richardson has sold the colt to Boston
parties for the round sum of $1,000.
Mrs. Thernton. who has been visiting
ut Fairfield for the past few weeks, re-
turned home, Tuesday.
The Somerset reporter., 1907-01-17

Mr. Ernest Ri odes went to Madison,
Saturday, returning Sunday afternoon.
Carroll Head is hauling cord wood to
the mill.
The Somerset reporter., 1907-01-17

Notice is hereby given that on the above
entitled petition, dated July II. A. d. 1906
and filed at the August term of said court,
the said commissioners have this day filed
their report, as follows.
Estate of Maine.
The Somerset reporter., 1907-01-17
STATE OF MAINE.

Somerset. IS.
Court of County Commissioners,
December 81, A. d. 1906.
Petition of +. E. Snow, w. 0. Taylor, w.
NJ. Conant and w. A. Brooks, Jr., against the
Somerset Railway Company.
The Somerset reporter., 1907-01-17

A T A PROBATE COURT held in Skowhegan,
q in and for the County Of Somerset, on the
The daily tribune., 1907-01-24

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spen the ccmmsnity men who hsvs
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only Cod can ossivs and OF Weakss.
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The daily tribune., 1907-01-24
Cured Lumbaqo

A. B. Canmsn, Chicago. writes March
4, 1903: "HAving been troubled With
lumbago at different times and tried one
physician after another. then different
ointments and liniments. gave it mp alto
getbss. 30 tried once mnse and got .
bottle Of Ballard's Snow Lniment, which
gave mo almost instant relief. can
cheerfully recommend it and will add my
name to your list Of su1erers" Sold by
Yelton Drug Co. It's
The daily tribune., 1907-01-24

WILL AUfaORIZE-Ths annual
nsssisg Of tbs ssochbeiders oi the
Unitsd States Reduotion and REFINING
coupasy will be held In New York
city some tine sexs week 1t which
time the coustruction Of the 800 ton
cyanide mill for treating OF working
over the tailinss dumps Of the Union
mill In this city. will Be authorized.
The conpany hopes to have The work
Of coostruction q srted not lassf than
the lass Of March aud will push the
mill 70 completion = fast y moasy
and labor will psTmit. One hundred
men will bs worked on contraction
about six months and Fifty men will
b. employed regularly in the opera.
tiou Of ths works thereafter.
The daily tribune., 1907-01-24
PARD0HfH0 cRlnIHALs.

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. ssroes tssdssey exists sos osiy II
thIs sesss bst s:sssbsSs toward .
loossnsss ssd lepisney In tho matter
Of pardonins crinissls.
Tho nssdIip synpstby sxprssssd By
womsn snd ~ some mes toward Grim
IsaIs or shoss accsssd Of some ssin-
oss orins Il usually eoSsidsrsd -
ths nasifs.sssion Of ~ sbsor0sl
ssstfnsus which vsfGss % byssssia.
but there IL IN illogical and mis-
tskea ispisp6S toward criminals
ss6sripg long terms Of inpsisonnent.
axprssss1 By msn Of usually we'll
balanced miBds.
4 man Who eonmits eold.bleed.
dsd nurder and 10 ssnssneed 10 in'
prfsos.sst for life. sbosid not b
pssdoaed he may have . good REQ
ord - prisoner. hs osy sven have
honestly and sinesfsly repeated Of
bis srins and it nay b cesosdsd, fof
shs saks Of argument. shas he wosld no
longer b . menace 10 sbs ooomsaisy
II allowed to 10 at large. bst the ~.
gunsns against his rsisass 10 besed
spos gsospds which are not snsotsd
by tbess faots.
The tsrposs Of punishusnt for
crime should never bs for motives Of
rsvssss: IL should be based upop two
srossds. Esd tive Only. the proven.
The daily tribune., 1907-01-24
Dangers of q Cold and How to
Avoid Them

More fatalities have their origin In or
result from cold than from any other
cause This fact alone should make poo
pie moro carefsi, ~ there 70 no danger
whatever from cold whom 1t 10 properly
treated 10 tho beginning. For msny
years ChambeElain's Cough Remedy has
The daily tribune., 1907-01-24
All tho World

b stage, and Ballads Snow Inimsnt
plays most prominent part. It has NO
superior for rheumatism. .sti6 jointscuts.
sprains and all paios. Buy 1t. try It and
you will always use 1t. Anybody who
has used Ballard's Snow Lnimen. 10 .
living proof Of what It does- Buy . trial
bottle. 25c, Soc and eIO Sold BY Vel
ton Drug Co. tts
The daily tribune., 1907-01-24
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day I'D Sunday.
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Grimth a Nsstress wsfs shspptns
In Ysesssss Saturday.
The 200" clsb will Dsse With d..
And Mrs- willisnsos ThsIsday even.
ing.
D. I. ZeaslaF sGsst for . builAisg
and loan associatiios Of Desvsr. haa
been tr.nssctisg busi.ens in Rock.
vale this week.
Mrs D. O. Ooswin Il Ill.
Mis Maggie Lloyd who IL qsits III
with appendicitis. vss taken 70 ths
hospitel 10 Pueblo Wednesday.
Mis- Oooibsssh oooas down froa
Canon City On rhursdeys to Givs
music Lessons.
A IRE wss casssd By lamp sxplod
ing as q. 3. Gilfsrt's Thursday
night. but was put ont before an
damage waA one.
Harvey Wallace and Arthur Powell
Of Florence spent Sunday with ssla
tives.
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prised By . "poand party" Tassda,
evening. EvsrytbisG - the grocer,
line Va given them and good tim
IL reported.
The daily tribune., 1907-01-24

Especially low Winter Touristo rates
to points in the South and Southeast via
Colorado L Southern BY. Write T. E.
Fisher, g. p. A., Denver.
The daily tribune., 1907-01-24

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The daily tribune., 1907-01-24

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Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-16
ARIZONA CHARLIE" Is
 ON TRIAL IN YUMA
Held Up Former Dist, Attorney With Gun While Wife Used
 Buggy Whip,

Chas. Meadows, famous gunfghter in the early days of this Territory, is on trial in Yuma, charged with assault
 ing w. F. Timmons, at one time dis trict attorney of that county. It is alleged that Meadows held up Tim mons with a gun on the sidewalk in Yuma, while his wife proceeded to give the district attorney a whipping
 with buggy whip.
 The case went to the jury at g o'clock Saturday night, and at last ac- counts was still out. In the trial of the case Mir. Timmons testified that
 Mir. Meadows held him up at the point of his pistol while Mrs. Meadows as- saulted him. Mrs. Meadows testified that she assaulted Mir. Timmons with light parasol, but that her husband did not draw a gun on MT. Timmons or fn any way abet her in the assault,
 as he was busy running after the
 horses, which had run away with the , buggy. Her husband did tell her to
 "cut it out"
 The evidence of Mir. Timmons was that the buggy had been left by the runaway horses, while the evidence of
 Perry Spittler was to the effect that the buggy was carried some distance from the scene of the alleged assault. | District Attorney Robertson, who was l prosecuting the case, was introduced as witness for the defense. The witness was not cross-examined-
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-16
s YEARS FOR RURAlES
 WHOPERM|TTED ESCAPE

Five years in the penitentiary of Lower California at Ensenada is the penalty which the Mexican govern ment has inflicted on the two rurales who were so muddle-headed as to per nit Frederick c. Bennett to lead them across the line and escape, says the Yuma Examiner.
 This is what Bennett's sentence would have been and when a prisoner escapes from Mexican guard the un- fortunate guard usually pays for his stupidity by doing the prisoners time.
 Bennett did his stunt like man who has rehearsed for a piece on the stage. He met two farmers and per suaded them to show the guards the way to the American line. The guards believed they were being befriended and when it came time to make his bluff the ranchman stuck by Bennett and saw him through. Bennett was wanted at the Lower Heading for the alleged theft of grip. He has writ ten the Examiner stating that he is enjoying liberty and the pursuit of happiness in Los Angeles.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-16
The Copper City Review News Bureau, intsrnationaAmsriean Building.
PECULIAR FEATURE
 OF ARIZONA MINE
Good Strike of Rich Ore In the Tungsten Mine Near
 Benson.

DOUGLAS. April 15.-lSpeciall-
 Manager John s. Williams, of the Euclid eompany's tungsten mines near Benson, was in the junction town last Tuesday getting supplies for his camp. He reports a good strike of rich ore last week in one of the shafts where they take out enough to pay the cost of sinking. says the Benson Press.
 This property is one of the re- markable features of Arizona. It is a micacious schist dyke 600 feet wide, intruding between lime-shale op the south and granite on the north. The great dyke can be traced for many miles, crossing the San Pedro river and passing through the Yellowstone range of mountains.
 On the Euclid ground. within the area of eeOx4S00 feet of this schist dyke, the company has two hundred shafts with good ore in every hole.
 Right at the contact between schist and lime is a large vein of sulphide copper ore. but over the remainder of the intrusive formation crop out chim- neys of tungsten ore, in which not a trace of copper can be found
 There are now between 400 and 300 tons Ol GOnCSntIdtAAS SISS Oh AhC dumps waiting for the mill to start.
 Delay has occurred by the shipper leaving out some of the parts when packing for shipment, but all are now at the mine. and it is hoped 10 begin concentrating by the new dry process inside of thirty days.
 Mr. Williams has had much experi- ence in tungsten mining and says that tungsten being an elementary metal and some what heavier than gaiena the various ehimneys of it which crop out over this property in so many places will extend down as do other heavy metals to common ore body where all ocme together.
 If so it will be wonderful mine of this metal which has come to be in such great demand that the price has more than doubled during the past year. Tungstic acid is used to arden steel.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-16
MORE CHARGES AGAINST
 NEW MEXICAN GOVERNOR
Old Gang In Desperate Fight For His Removal From
 Office.

WASHINGTON, D. C., April 15.- Political enenmies of Herbert J. Ha- german, governor of New Mexico, who some time ago presented consider able array of charges against the gov ernor in an effort to secure his re- moval from office, are now pressing these and similar charges with re- newed vigor in what appears to be a desperate effort to discredit Governor Hagerman's management of territor- ial affairs and secure his removal by the president, or failing in that to force his resignation.
 Governor Hagernan is now on his way to Washington at the invitation of the president. for conference on these charges and other New Mexican matters.
 Some time ago a set of men with whose management of territorial af- fairs Governor Hagerman had seri- ously interfered, brought charges against him of disrupting the republi- can organization and of complicits- in the illegal sale of certain territorial lands to the Pennsylvania Develop ment company of which W. H. An drews, delegate from New Mexico, is the head.
 At the time a thorough investigation of these charges was made in Wash ington, and it was shown conclusiyely that the governor had nothing to do with the making of the deal, which 1t was shown, was consummated by the former administration The anti-Ha- german men then directed their efforts to show that the governor had dis rupted the republican organization, They are now pressing their charges and their effort for removal on the ground that the governor has sacri- feed party lines for better government and that the party cannot be reunited while Hagermsn is governor.
 Delegate Andrews has had several conferences with the president about the situation and 1t Is understood that he has presented the action or one ibranch of the territorial legislature tc the president which criticjzes the ac ton of the governor in the Pennsyl lvania Development company deal, and Ithat he has been most active in urg ling the necessity for Hagerman's re lmoval for political purposes
 Andrews barely pulled through sI New Mexico last year by majorit, lof about two hundred votes. and | Inow confronted by contest.
 The charges against Hagerman an cousldered. trivial. the most seriou
 beIng the charge that he has not unit
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-16
TEACHERS SALARIES
 HAVE BEEN RAISED
List of Those Who Have Been. Appointed For Next
 Year.

o. s. Long and Albert M. Stacy, members of the school board, and Prof W. E. Lutz, superintendent of schools, held meeting Saturday when the following teachers were selected for the coming year:
 W. E. Lutz, superintendent: Mrs. Annie NJ. Dyer. Miss Sarah Hooper, Miss Ella Roueche, Miss Pearl Cum mins, Miss Katherine Christy, Mrs. Florence K Smith, Miss Nina Hirst, Miss Margaret Norcop, Miss Katherine Albright, Miss Berta Weber, Miss Lou Yates, Miss Anne Lucas, Miss De Esta Cook. Miss Maude Watkins, Miss Clare Kelsey, Miss Mabel Cnwie. Mrs Edith Flickinger. Miss Lunah Wallace. Miss Virginia Mabee, Miss Jamie Phillips, and Arnold H. Wagner
 All of the above list are at present on tLe stan and have been retained for next year.
 The following new teachers have been selected: Lawrence McDermotte .of New York, to be principal of the high and grammar school, Miss Jen. nie Jackson, of Florence, Alabama Miss Leonie De Lay, of Sioux City Iowa, and Mrs. Sallie L. Scott, of War. ren, Texas.
 In addition to the above staff of twenty-six teachers six more new ones will be appointed in case the new school rooms are built, a special election having been called to vote a tax for the erection of them.
 Tn addition to being supervisor of drawing Mrs. Wagner has been made supervisor of music. Prof. Krinbill of Bisbee having devoted part of his time to music during the past year.
 The teachers at present on the staff who have resigned to go to other places are Mr F. l. Baughman, Miss Nano Smith and Miss Mae Broyles.
 In future all the teachers will be placed in two classes and graded ac- cording to their efficiency in school work. The first grade will be given a raise of s5 a month each year until a maximum of S90 a month has been reached. The second grade will get S2.50 a month raise until a maximum of SS5 a month is reached This will be an incentive for better work on the part of the teachers and will no doubt add to their efficiency.