V 'Jjis"'it 'iU lias hi-t-n unp.l e
11 r-I : . Sheriff Shct bva Prlmnur I
(in 1m'
and wil!
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The Somerset Herald.
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Kandy MclVl.ieti Jul n t et along
very fast as a elnmp-ppeaker for hia ward,
lie wasnt iterfect lilxirty fltu'.l tiiiusto
eird up his loins and go alwut to liolp
lert some ether fellow, but l.e never whs
form, into any cllii-e of trust or emohi
r went himself. So re ("t making
speeches for tlic . lioys-anJ wont into
business as an atv.tioneer.
He fou:id this businc.w eoiionul, and
it was not lonj until lie tna.lo his mark,
km.e.of Sandy's oratorical efforts :e
veil worth preser'-ing :
Xow, ladies and renin," he said on
one xr.-in. "let nie eall your attention
to this beautiful oil painting entitled
Washington Crowing tbe 1 elaware.'
Observe, if you pleat, the attitude of tbe
Father of H i Country hs he stands in the
bow of the host and does tbe heavy pell
ing, while the nun at tbe oars do fhe
work. See l.im, wilh bis august Cnger
lifted pointing the way' through the
floating ice and urging the uien to put in
their bet licks In buying this picture,
ladies antl gents, yon buy a picture of tbe
noble Washington in bis most heroic at
titude. The crossing of the IelaWBie
w as an event of the utnioct importance
in our country's history. K Washington
had not crossed the Jtulaware on the
memorable occasion where would he
have been V
"He would have been on dis side,"
Bhouted a fellow on the outskirts of the
crowd.
Sandy checked the levity and went on :
"That was an occasion and this is a
picture to stir every patriotic heart. And
what aui I bid for it ? Io I hear a dol
lar? IKk at the frame, ladies and gents.
' There's a frame that is worth a dollar, to
My nothing of the subject and the pict
ure. To I hear ninety cent for this
magnificent masterpiece? Noteven nine
ty cents? Why, ladies and geat.s, is it
the rich, red American blood that dances
in your veins, or is it the hluggish, pale
gray li'pior that trickles through the
British subject? Ies not the sight of
the slar-spangled banner stir your pulse ?
And yet I do not bear ninety cents for
'Washington Crossing the Ik-laware.' I
am ama.-.ed and pained. Was the Revo
lutionary war fought in vain? Was
blood spilled on .'..inker Hill to be so
soon fot gotten ? Think of Valley Forgo
and the suffering of the Continental
Boldiers during that awful winter, and
then give nie a bid on this picture. What
. .. no bid ! Lidiei aal gen's, I intend d
' ' next to put up this magniiicent American
eagle, stulTed in the highest etyleoflhe
art, but, I can't do it in the face of this
sentiment. In this crow d, the bird with
the broad and sweeping w ing wouldn't
etch the price of a plucked jaybird. I
will now ptoceel to tell this beautiful
Knlish hunting-case watch. X. Y World.
A robin built her n st on the north w a
corner of the fence surrounding the Meac-j
ville glass works, last spring, and Sunday
afternoon it was not iced that the nest ar.d
its two young occupants were there, al
though the fire raged within a few feet of
it.
Asleep for two Months.
I
Grace (iriinlly, the niiictecn-ycarold
daughter of a prominent lusiness man of
Aniboy, 111., lias been sleeping our.dly for
nearly two months. She went to bed in ber
umihI health the i.iplit of March ir, and
fouid not be roused from sUrp the nrxt
nioriiitip. A fter s! epire aUmt a wk, the
roused tip somcwhut. at 4 getting out of bed
walked over to a r. kingchair .where sheiui
luediately went to fclet p, ami has not awakor
ed auice. Her cheeks are rosy ami lr-atn-ing
regular, ai.d l.er i-!t is Miuiirgly cs
normal as tlmt of an infant. All aitcinpts
to rouse her are fruill.ss. She is fed reel
lariy with li.juids. ll.ria.e i. tizzies all the
doctors.
Thres Nezroas Hunged.
I.lanEN, T-t , June X. T!.r ;e lie.."-1
Tom Mills. Fieti h"r II ild.n a-id Henry
I!.leu were har..l I. ere Unlay Or the
murder of Jamt-s Mcur-v1', a white nun,
at Atlanta, Tex., on i leeemlier Tsh. Mc
Oregor had just bferi stlled in Cass ounty,
and let ip!e know ! e had money. He
drank freely with the lliree negroes, anil
tkey enttoid him to t 'ie e.lr-e of the town,
where Torn Mills broke hU head with a ear
coupling. The toiy wai ruhV l and rarriel
mile from ti e road s dj. All of the con
demned men confused iheir n':t.
Dratfrfed to Death by His Dog.
lstc, N. J , J:jne 7. 1'irrett I'leminc.
a resident of this city. he! iii;ht started wi :h
li is large iliigtngo to urtlee canal to f ive
iiie animal bath. Ashe was crossing ov r
the railroad bridge the dog pave a sud ien
bound and jumped into the river. Fleming
ha I hold of the animal iy a long chain. He
held on to the chain Mid was lragg-d into
the water. Being unable to wiln he was
drowned. The dog swam ashore a id rua 'e
i
wav home.
The plans for the building of the Oatubri i
Library Association have K'en approved br'
Andrew Carnegie, the donor, and work will
soon begin on the building. It will contain
lecture In 11 on the ground floor, library
and reading roams upon the second tloor,
and a gymnasium and class rooms on the
third floor. It will beof fin -proof construe
tion and present a handsome appearance.
Saved by a Boy.
Cm mi a. Neb., .Tiitie The heroism of a
lsy named Mike Haley prevented the wreck
of the I'nion Pacific flyer between here and
South Omaha at a place called Summit.
Youhr Haley was returning home, when he
fcaw two men unlock a s itii and turn it.
v Jfe" .i.": to South Omaha and notified the
trainmen, just a a train cons sting of twelve
coaches was pulling out. There was an un
UmihI number of passengers on board, and
bad the plot not !een discovered the loss of
lif mat have hen erea'.
JINKS' DRCAn.
Jenks hail a mifsT dmm the other nirht.
Be thou(rht he saw a riie-ti(f tilers' rini?, and
tn the muMIe ot It mhm1 doiiirhtv little
champion who met ami dehhTaielv khnektst
over, one ty one. a wore or nioK; of bur,
luri.v-t'Nkinir fi lliors, as tlx-jr advanced to
the attack. C.iams s they wore in am-, the
valiant piirmy rt,v-c niore than a mateh tor
trx in. ft wi ail ("i fiinnr that Jenks wok
lip lioiirhinir. He n,-e,iiiit-t, lor the dreom tiy
tiie lui't that be had ju4 oome to the dtnelii
nn, after tryiinr neatly vtery lug. lraHtiO
pill on the market, tlmt Pierce's I'ieasant
Punrative l'elhts. or tint- tMi?nr-rHit
tJraniile easily "knock tiut" and t-at all
the bur pills hollow! They are the original
aiid only itenmne Little l.iver Pill.
lfa'ware if Imitations, whieh t-ctntain PoU
sonotts Minerals. jAiwnysnsk for lr. I'n-'a
JN'Hets. which are Little f!i"rHiiated Mils,
or Anti-Ulioua Granules. Oue a Uoae.
SICK HE1DICBE.
Rlllnna Ileatlarhe,
frC s L'S Itlnea, OHali pa.
l ,?, lion, lndlelioii, Hil-
IV Alt h.and ail de-
mntreriM'iita vt the atotna-h
anl Ix.weU. are promptly
relieved and Tuatniiitly
ciirea iy uie use or lr.
Pierce' Pleasant Putrative iviietg. TImt
are pntly iaxati.'c. or Wronirly cathartic,
aoconlina tosuseof d.-'.' inulli't. heftic,
4iaicl U) take. 2a oeuui viai, by UrugKutu.
OeajrieM. b Wont n"s DisettsAar Mxo
lcr. Asociat:o. PreitrieiorA, - .
m 4uuu eh, iuaato, jt. i.
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H IVER bt
tf PILLS. iLl
jUaxiijaj mmmm
CURE
Kk-lt Htadch ifn relietT tlM" trouble Incl
tiMiit to a bilirs twtto of Hie a.Ttem. such as
liioiixwit. Nauii. Jrowiiiuew. tnstresa after
eat inc. l-ain ! ttn riil. c While their mot
reuiarkabie suetvsH liatt tieen shown In curiiig
Headarbe. vet Cirraa' Lrrrii Ltvra TiLta
arr e.iuallv valuaiJe in t'oiwUa;hn. t-urii.ic
ami prfTeniuiirtlii" aiin.yin foii.plaint. whiia
tiw also e.rre;-t ail om. .titers of tlw sutnach,
stimulate the liver irnd regulal Mf Uwl
Ache thv would be almost prieeleas to thos
who siitTr from thm distrmtmnir complaint:
lt fortunately th-ir piKslneitB dim not end
liere, and those who once try them will nnd
tlime little pills trainable in no many ways tliat
tliev will nvit be willing U do without tuem.
but after all nick bead
Is the bane of so iranr livea that here Is whem
we make our great boa.sU Our piiu. curu It
while others do not.
Cartch's Lrm.K I.ivek Vuaa are Terr sttinll
and very enst to take. itwi or two pills make
a dose. They are utrietlt- vecetabh- and do
not imi" or putve. t.iit lv their (rentle aets-a
pleannall who use tlietn. In Tials at 1? cents;
llvo for Jl . Sold evert a liere, or sent by mail.
cas:s3 xzzizzrz GO, rnr IA
H81 fa! la Mfe
Of Pure Cod
Liver Oil and
HYP0PH3SPKITES
of Lime and
Soda
Is enitoriel and prescribed by leading
phyaieluns because VmjiIi tne i'od Lierr Oil
ami J?to'iojiWiife am tlio n-e- iilz-'l
agents in the cure( CoMMiffejt. It la
a& paiaUible aa milk.
(t..i:t. F S - if a iiereef
c 1 1 s cm : s i a n i.muuu,n. it
t a eoiie7'Kj frmlurrr. It if the
tut lumnly lor CONSUMPTION,
Scrofula, Bronchitis, Wasting- Di
eases, Chroaic Couhi and Colds.
Ask lor Scott a Emulsion aua taao no oiuer.
vThen I f sy Crns I do not mean meraly to
top tnem lor a tiiue, and then have them la.
turn again. I !EA! A KAlHCAIi CLii
1 Lave made Uie Uiseane of
FITS, EPTT.TFSY or
FALLING- SICKNESS,
Allfe-loti(? erofly. I WAHRAST tny remedy to
t CHB the worst ratos. lk-caupe others hava
tailed is no reason lor not now reeeiviue a core,
bend at onee for a ircatine and a t naa Borrui
Of 2iv 1NFAL1.IB1X KfcMBDr. Give Ltpresa
and lo t Ouife. It cotu yon tiolhisg tor a
tf. .1 and it Will Cure YOU. AduTCSB
K. G. ROOT, M.C., 1 83 Feajl St, New Yo
KL aVJit'SP"
Mssawi
FLY NETS
CHEAP AND STRONC.
20 other styles 5-A Nets, prlees to suit all
WlL AlHtJI NlNit, I'MII.ADaXI'lllA
JSjU by all Ueulers. J
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SLN3 FJR OJFt CATALOGUE. PRICCS
ATLAS ENGINE' WORKS,
INDIANAPOLIS. IND.
alsmn - Want J)
LOCAL OH
TJ.AVELTNG,
toell our Nursery MiH-k. S:tUry, exleoe and
fcledy Kmployinetit Kiisrtllted.
Chase Brothers Company,
msvT. It lu ster, N. Y.
A r , HT C to i-a:tit ltl Uie itie ol'nur
AuLli I O !("" ;no.n Nor- rv m,m k
WANTED MOST LIBERAL TERMS. I
( mh leo Imc liner.. Due oi i lie i jtrtret. UiiO-t !
!alllslied, nnd tiet klioun Nurveriei in the
ouutrv. Aite A; T. Smith, tierieva Nur
iTf i.e'nevn V V V.,l,i.l,,.. ,,
it all prices, from j:H.oi) to $ij...t 'iiicjeics
snd Tand'-ms, Lsiinps. lvlls and feumZrles. Fend
icr lartre Illustrated t '.it:ilo(.-ne to J. A. Jiilitiktua,
lOU Smlilitl. lit hlmil. t IU.Iiiil1, V.
CSTABLI8HC0 1832.
Broom Manufacturers Supplies
TFA NUTS, CEDAR CHESTf,
ROBERT DICKEY 4, CO.,
General CommissloD Mcrcliants,
77 Water St., Pituburgh, Pa.
iVe t T3 now showing a Fine line cf
French Zephyr Ginghams,
Kull Aasontn -t t of Plain and Hems'. iu'hd 3 to
4;inoh
EMBROIDERED FLOUNCINGS,
ALU NEW DESUiKA
BITTO.V!, BLCKLES,
OlMVS, .KINOES,
LACES, TIES. TABLECOVER3,
BEDS-PEALS, To W ELS,
AND HA MASKS,
Of Newest patterns.
Chssse Clcth Ccafcrts.
John Stenger,
227 Main St., Johnstown, Pa.
SCHOFF'S.
Park Building, Mile Street, Opposit Alma Hall,
Johnstown, Pa
SPECIAL VALUES IN
LACE CURTAINS!
With evert- fsir .if Curtain, we Kve the n-iles fur
.1 A B'"mit- oiirt unaiir. elieHIH-r
than the same qiiMlitrean lie bxir'it elxj
where. all u. exariihie .,iiI it end
Jr:i e. A euaiiii-te line of lirv
(."oil at Iiet ;.uees
SCII0FF8,
Main street, Piuk BuiMing, ono-ite A'ma IU!
JohntlownPs1'
ACHE
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AS A SURVIVOR 0FTHEFL00D
A. W. Blauch,
115 Morris St., Johnstown,
Wants all his friend to know t bat be bas
opened a brain! new stock of
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
t-reir as
Dry Goods, Groceries, Etc.,
Which he is tigering at prices umqua.'eJ by
competilfrs. All kinJa ot
COUNTRY PRODUCE
Taken in exchange for jro"U.
Call an J pet Bargain'-
HARDWARE
TMI OLOAMOWCLl KNOWN MARCWSSC STOSt OT
(I'ECEASED,)
Is now in full blast under the
charge of the undersigned.
I keep in stock all articles in
mv line, from a needle to a
Hay Fork. The finest of
CUTTLE RY
A Specialty. ;
noTTOM rnicES rule the roost,
35. DI13ERT.
At the old stand on Main Hreet, Johustown, Pa.
YOU CAN FIND
THIS
PAPE
?!
on file in PlTTNm-it..n nt the A.lertiinr Hureau
5 REMINGTON BROS.
who will cuutract iur aUTrUiu at luwtot ratua.
JOHN DIBERT
Highland Stock Farm!
C5
ALHAMBRA !
bay Horse l.".l Hands .i:pn, weipli., 12t)
pound, record 'J:3 i. Sired hy Midilit-town,
record 2:L'."i. lie 1ns ten in the t 'M test,
running (rum L'18 to -:'I0. lie was sired by
Kysdyks Hanihletonian No. 11). who has
sired more sjieed pro hieing sons antl (jrand
s ins than any horse on the truting turf.
Alhamhra'8 p?t is souehl after, one teceut'y
beiii(r stild hy Ii. Wilson, of ltridepnit.
West Virpinia, to a party in Kenttickv for
K)00dollars. llenrv sjehmueker, of Dixon,
111., offered one lhou-nd dollars for a three
year old son. The olfer declined. Offers as
in'nh as fjOuO have been made for one of his
Ret.
We expect to put three of his get in the
2:M class tins fall. Parties wishing to breett
fur speed, or family drivers, nwintf to his
kind disposition cannot find hiseipials in
the county. His fees are not half his real
value. Terms i'2. 1.
DRAFT
JOHN,
(Jrcy in color, weighing 1,800, got ly Invanirio, will also
stand at my farm at $10 insurance. Tlii ; lioive I as a
good reputation for breeding toipy, stylish, good, active horse..
QTR ArrMPAI?I Kay horse imported from Scotland
vJ 1 1 ,y Powell Ilrotliers, and wei-hs a
ton or over. Will stand atMeycrsdale ami Dcrlin, Itcgiunin April 14th
at ftalde of Mr. Bricl. in Meycrsdale. Second week at Uerlin. and alt-r-tiatc
week about, at $1; insurance. Parties losing colts, half pi i t-: l -ing
marc and colt, no charge. Strathcarn is undoubtedly the (inr-t '! i'c
Horse in the countv. and is so acknowledged bv our best liiii'-i'itM'.i.
colts have sold for more money than any other Draft Colts in tin- r.i.,tv
Walt Ileflley sold one, coming three years old, to the Fanner.-' Stn k C .
at Stoyestown, for $"A)0. Two others, same age. to parties in Ohio, fo;
$.'500 each. Peter Dumbauld sold a gelding three years old, past, for
$280, the highest price ever realized for a gelding in the county. John
Meyers, near Berlin, bred, and has a weanling that weighs 900 pounds.
Weanlings repeatedly sell for $100 to $11". It only pays to breed to
the best, and it is the big draft horse, weighing fifteen to eighteen hun
dred, witli action like a pony, that commands the big ju ices, and in
breeding to this horse you get the remarkable action. To the breeders
of Berlin and vicinity, it seems unnecessary to say anything. As to the
stockmen of tiie Meycrsdale district, we can assure them that they never
had a superior Clyde in their section.
1 will also Rtaml my I lilootl Clyde horse. Prince, brown in color, weighing 1. 00
Parties wishing to breed to a cheaper horse :-an do k at $10 00 insumice. Will
stand as follows: Fitst week, beginning April 14'.h, at Berlin; second week, begin
ning April '-Is. t Somerset week about thro tghout the season. This horse is well
known in Berlin as a remarkable stoek.eetter. Ilia dam, known as tbe Ileniniinger.
mare, weighing 1000 and being by old "igge . ."no was refused for her.
I'. IIF.FFIYKY.
JDETAUSS
1
Instructions in morals
improve, grammar, and how to talk and appear
well in society. Wholesome advice for growing fc
daughters, given surar-coated bv cure fiction and FT
conhdential talks.
This is a Special
Ji"6-ri Tim
The MAY number, now on the News Stands,
contains some wholesome advice by Ruth Ashmore,
for young women, on
"The Use of Slang," "The Oldest Girl,"
"When You Choose a Sweetheart,"
And a splendid "Letter to Beth," by Kate
n Taxxatt Woods.
The May number is a specially strong issue, beau
. tifully illustrated. , Handsomest
magazine printed.
Edited by EDWARD W. BOK.
3 On the News Stands.
Our 40-pagt Premium Catalogue, including Art Needlework
Instructions, mailed FREE upon application. '
CURTIS PUBLISHING COMPANY,
Philadelphia, Pa.
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CHILDREN
LEARN
ECONOMY.
Trrhr It by tba SM of
woiirsflCMEB,aeHn8
yow caiB pair of Blioea . yr, td
bottle mt IS cnt laia thre month,
for how inuy veftii blacking will on
year's Mvlatf io shoe lxaUir pyf
m )r. A't.'t Uw -nM4itf Siormjor
:u. 9tii Olo tcm Fubhitum Tarnish
iL. Stain Gka and Chinawamk at tha
riu. Stain Tinwarc dm
WILL STAIN TOUR OLD SaDRCTS llfftO.
will Stain Sadt-d -Coach and
VrOLTF ti BAKDOLPU, nUlttdalphla.
BOOT AND SHOE HOUSE.
THE NEW P.OOM IX THE
DIBERT BUILDING,
Comer Main and Franklin Sts.,
n-Mens, Womens'.
I And Chil-
i uotwtur,
Of Best Quality, biiJ at LOWEST PKICES
can be found, in styles of all makes. I am
prepared to compete with one and all
dealers in the State. All I ak is a trial.
SCOTT DIBERT.
BOSTON!
Liht bay, l.J hands hi;;h, 3 years old,
will weigh when fully matured 1100 pounds.
This is one of the best bred colls in America
beinir bred like Maud S., whose record stands
unequalled 2:0SJ. lams of Maud S. and
Boston were half brother and sister, thtir
reflective dams being by Oid Boston. Thor
oughbred and never was beaten in a race
His son I-cxitiKton produced more runners
than any other horse of his day, being beat
en by lt:ompt and Midway, brother and
sister in blood, beir.j; a son of Boston.
Boston sired by Alhantbra. by Middle
town, by Ilysdyke Htmble'onian. First
tlam Midday, by Bourbon Chief, lie by Mara
brino Chief, second dam Midway by Boston.
Sunol lol, B.tlo Alto, 2 12 ; these dams
having the thoroughbred blood which gives
thetu their wonderful speed as three-year
olds. Boston is liiuilul to 10 mares, at $o0
insurance.
HORSES !
and manners. How to
Department 'ti
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A Log Thlrty-thr Fet Thick.
Strt Francis'". Jun? 5. Preprint ions are
rieing mail tu takt a et-tion of the bi KeJ
wood tree Tor the ptirptise of exhibition at
the world'a fair in lstrj. Thia will le the
largest reetioti cf any kii tree ever taken
from California. The tree measure 9.1 feet
in rimu inference and 33 feet in diameter.
The gertion to he taken out will he nine feet
in height ami 50 feet in cireumfererire. Jt
will take ten men several months to cora-
lelc 11!! the aurk to tie dune. Three flat
ears wiil he necessary for the transportation.
aa the total weight will Hot be It si than
fiS.Oia) pounds. Several suggestions have
been mune to the board of trade for setting
up the entire tree at the lair, but no plan to
that end has yet been matured.
Ask Your Friends About. It.
Your diftretsinK cohkIi ran becured. We
know it because Kemp's. Balsam within the
past few years has cured so many coughs
and colds in this community. I remarkable
sale has been won entirely by its genuine
merit. Ak some friend who has used it
what bethinks of Kemp's Iialsam. There
is no medicine so pure, none so effective.
I-ure bottles 50c and $1 at all druggists'.
Destroyed by a Cyclone.
LlxcoLs, June 6. Meagre reports received
from liraihthaw, a hamlet of some four or
five buntlreil inhabitant, about seven miles
west of thia city, stale that the town was
swept away last night hy a cyclone. Six
p-'tsons are reported killed, and twenty-fire
or more injured. The telegraph wires are
down, and no particulars can be learned.
CiiicAiiO, June 4. Up to this hour no
confirmation of the reported destruction of
liruilshaw. Neb., by a cyclone last night can
be obtained, and it is thought the rumors
current last night were exagerated. Nebras
ka was visited by a terrifl.: winJ and
rain storm, hut, as far as heard front, there
was no loss of life or serious destruction of
property.
IOO Ladles Wanted.
Xm 100 men to call on any druggist for a
fi tr. trial ia kage of I-ane's Family Miilli ine
the great rocjf and herb remedy, discovered
hy lr. Silas l-ane while in the Kocky Moun
tains. For diseases of the lllixxl, I.iverand
Kidneys it is a positive cure. For constipa
tion and clearing up the complexion it does
wonders. It is the best spring medicine
known. Large size package, 5o cents. At
all druggists'.
Train Wrecker In Petticoats.
Coi-Dwater, Mich., June 4 Mi-s Kittie
M. Frederick, good-looking girl, It) yeais
old, was brought to tbe county jjil in th s
city to day from 1'nion City, charged witlr
trying to wreck a train on the Michigan
Central Railroad by placing lies on the track.
She admits that ahe and another girl p!aced
two broken ties on the track, and saw the
engine of a freight train push tiiem oil, but
they did it for fun, and not because of malice,
rihe appears not to realize the enormity of
her offense.
Consumption Curely Cured.
To The Eoiroai Plaaaa Inform your najen
that I bar a poaitiva nnwdy fur the above-named
diiteam. Bj Its timely nae thousands of hopeless
caaea hare been permanently cured. I aball be glad
to aeod two bottles of my remedy FBEE to any of
yoar readera who have consumption If they will
send me their Express and P. O. adilreaa. Kcspet-t-
fuUy, T. A.81UCUM. 41. C. 181 feaxl at.. . X,
The Pension Amendments.
Wasiiishtos, June 2. Contrary to expec
tation, the matter of jensions came up in
the Republican caucus in the House to-night,
and a long discussio'n ensued over the kind
of agreement that the conferees on the part
f the House on the Senate Dependent Pen
tion bill should make. It was agreed that
the conferees should insist, on the retention
of the amendments made hy the House ati!
also that a farther amendment .vhoiild be
made providing that no pension shu'l he
lea than it par month.
Massacred by Indians.
Pester, Col , June 5. J. H. Unit, a cat-
tic thaler of Wyoming, arrived here this
morning and givts an account of an Indian
tnai-sacte which occurred in the upiier tireen
Itiver country several days itgo. He says
that a party of Indians that had become in
toxicated with whisky furnished by ranch
men came to the camp of the Govern tut n t
surveyors and demanded more ' fire water."
It Im iuu' refused, the Indians attacked the
Iarty, killing Chief Engineer Crittenden, in
charge of the Third division of the (lovern
tuent survey, and chaii.'ueareni K. V.Tim-
beriake, tioo. Woods, and Henry Over-
meyer. Jesse t, assistant rngimer, was
left on the field for diad, but recovered suf
lit itntly to get toa neighboring ranch, where
he lies in a precarious condition.
Hired to Murder.
Niw Castlb, I'a., June 4. "For soliciting
a person to murder Wm. S. Folz, President
of the First National Bank of New Castle,"
is the charge upon which Mrs. Sarah A.
Randolph, alias idry. McGinty, has been ar
rested under circumstances mysterious and
sensational. Three weeks ago Samuel Kiss
inger called tijion Mr. Folu and said that
he had been importuned br Mrs. McGinty
to kill him, she saying that there was ,'m
in the job. Mr. Foil was induced by Kiss
inger to employ detective?, who were secret
ed at several meetings at which Kri.-singer,
according to instructions, agreed to kill
Fjltz, in the hope of learning the woman's
motive. She explained that she bad betn
employed by another mail to work up the
assassination, but did not give the man's
name. Since her arrest Mrs. McGinty soys
that Mr. Koltz's name was only used as a
blind, and that when the contract was com
pleted the real victim would he made kaown
to the murderer. Kissinger and Mrs. Mc-
Gi;.-iy are both ex penitentiary convicts.
Good Progress Made.
WAsiii.xtiTo.x, June C The Republican
members of the Senate Finance Committee
this morning completed schedules A and I
of the TaritT bill, and they will he submitted
to the Democratic members of the commit
tee to-morrow. Represent Btive Farquhar,
of New York, accompanied by some mall
sters of his district, was given a brief heat
ing. He asked a reduction on foreign barley
from 30 to 15 cents a bushel. At the after
noon sexvion the ISepuhlican memhe's dis
posed of the metal schedule. They will take
up the lumber schedule. They are confident
of reporting the bill next week. They still
talk of the prosjiect of adjournment by July
5. Senator Cockrell said that while the
Democrats in the Senate would not filibuster
they would Insist on a reasonable time for
debate, and be does not think it possible to
reach an adjournment before August 1.
Nebraska's Fatal Cyclone.
York, Neb., June 5. The fatalities at
Bradshaw now reach fifteen. Governor
Thayer, Attorney General Leese and oilier
State officials arrived at the cyclone stricken
village at It o'clock this morning. The
wounded have been removed to other towns
or into the country. York people are sup
plying provisions.
The great need is for money and lumber.
At a meeting last night the people of York
raised $13lH) for the sufferers. It is estima
ted that the loss wiil reach IJOO.tiOO. Of the
o00 stricken households it is estimated that
not ten persons will be oble to ertct roofs
over their heads.
Willing to Spend $5,000,000.
Bikmirtk, N. P., June 4. The efforts to
secures charter for the Louisiana Lottery in
North Dakota are being renewed with great
energy The Stale is swarming with agents
of the lottery, and it is said that $3,000,000
will he expended with the view of securing
the election ofs Governor and Legislature
favorable to the scheme.
Mrs. Iloblip, of Albany, New York, wjs
annoyed hy Ktigliah sparrows, antl soak
ed hominy in strychnine with which to
poison tbem They ate it and relished
it, apparently. It did not kill them, but
ery one oHhem turned snow white.
IHFANTSflNVAUDS.
1
Somerset Lumber Yard
ELIAS CUNNINGHAM,
MAM'fACTfKiia Nn.Di.u.r.a Wholesale and Rr.Aii.ia or
LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERALS
Hard cind Soft "Wood si,
1 '
OAK, FOriAR, HHHJ.GS, PKKLTS. MOULDINGS, S
ASH. WALNUT. FLOORING, SASH, STAIR RAIL?.
CHEERY. Yr.LI.OW PINK. SHINGLES. DOOR. BALfSTEI-
CHESTNCT, WlllTE PINK. LATH, BLINLW. Mt KI. P(WT
A General Line of all Kralc of Lutitler and
Also, cau rurnihli anyiiiliig In the line of our husiness to order with reaNOLie
promptness, stu h a Bracket, Odd-sized work, etc
ELIZAS CinSTNTjS'G-I-nLriVI,
Office and Yard Opposite S.
IT WI1VL, PAY YOU
Tk ai r voca
or
WM. F. SHAFFER,
SOMKIWKT. I'KNN'A.,
Manufp '.'Hirer of and Utali r .ti
EtoUrn H'-irt Furnished, n Skart Xili.t. tuatlOJvr
mm
Aim, Ayait J.ir tV H77"t' IsKOXZE!
Persons In need of VoSTMKNT VOP.k''vil
tlud it 10 th"ir isn.-i t t.idill at my Mjn;. wln-te
a rorr slmu.ni; v. i.i i,c tivi-n tbem. -. i.
Jiiriiun (iit'tr-uun I 111 Em ji i'ae, and fHlrtS
VERY Loll'. I invite .-j'tuial atloiiliuu to.llie
White Bronze, Or Pure Zinc Monument
Introduced ly REV. W. A. RING, a Decided
Impmvetiient In tin- iiint of MA'I ERlAl. AM
U.VSTKI VTIu.V. and wliiih Is ! Mined to Iw
lhr Pojuilur Muii'irm-nt for our Cliaiik-eable I U
mate. Bm C1V ME A CALL.
WM. F. SHAFFEK.
:-R2.H. ovns, Vegetable Balsamic Uxr
Is a j'ositivc cure fcr Coughs, ('nliT.:. t 'roiiti, Vli(Vijiine;-('ui;li, ( itt:ilrl.I;i:ne
ncss, Intlttcna. Sjuttii!"; Ulotul. I'rotit-Litis. At':in:i. I.un Fcvi-r. 1'ctt.y, and
all (lisca-ics of the ThfiKit, Chest ami Littles. A ::ti Kxtiet t.nuMt it liU. is c;u:iL
('u:iuniiiti(iii h:is l.ecn tilled times ithmit nu.-iil 1 r Ly its tlnu ly 11 c. '$. lit ala
the ulceititcil s:ti f.ti s, ;md cures when all other remedies fail. I'lfty-MX Jars of
constant use lias proven its virtues. Every family s-lmuld ki t ; it i 1 thlmuse.
Sold everywhere. licnrv, Johnson i L.nd, I'loinictots, LuiliutoiVt.
Dr. Henry Baxter's Mandrake BitteBare
a sure cure for CtistiVPtiess, Biliousness, Dysncjisia. Ituliotion. lliscases the
Kidneys, Torpid I.iver, I.lictttnati.-tn. Dizziness, Sick Headache, Loss of A;)t:rp?
Jaundice, Apoplexy, Taliiitations. Kruptions and Skin Diseases. . Keep theiiitn
ach. Bowels, and Digestive Organs in pood workinjr order, nnd perfect hca'wili
be tiie result. I.adii s and others subject to Sick Headache will find ic!ij.u:d
permanent cure hy the use of these
they purify the Hood.
Price 2j cts.
cine,
nenry, Johnson &. Lord, rrpjirictors of ;
Arnica and Oil Liniment fr mm a ts
Iiost external remedy for liheumatisin. Neuralgia, ( ramps, Sprain. Vises,
Bui'iis and Si-alds, Si iatica. Backache, Frosted Feet and Kars. anil all niut..tii:ii
and Aches. It is a safe, sure, and effectual Beim-dy fur Galls. Strains, Si'i.shcs.
Sores, Ac., on Horses. One trial' will prow its merits. It effects are imott
casts instantaneous. Every Lottie vvanafitctl to give sati.sf;u;tio. Price cts.
.aud-oOtts. p-r bottle. Sold everj where. ;
i
JOHN N. SNDYER, ACT.. SOMERSET. PA. I
SCI-LMIDT
:::::::::::::::::::::::::: The Largerst
Wine, Liquor, .
m THE UNITED STATES
established 1S36.
DISTILLER AND JOBBER OF
FINE WHISKIES.
IMPORTER OF
WINES, LIQQURS. AND CIGARS.
-YON. 0.5 AS It O; FIFTH A VEXl'E, riTTsnVFJill, PEXX'A.
All 0"lcr rcrciml bj miil or othrwiir u-,U 'trarr tmwiit ntktrtUm. "J
wr WATERPROOF COLLAR on CU
BE UP
TO
THE MARK
JUL .
lllls c,L w w
eS Mark.
NEEDS NO LAUNDERINC. CAN BE WIPED CLEAN IN A MOM. IT.
THE ONLY LINEN-LINED WATERPROOF
COLLAR IN
SEND YOUR
JOB WORK
To the SOMEIiSI.T IIICR ALI
We do the ntattst, c'toarist .ml bevt Job Prill-
IxiK In the fotinty.on -.horu-st notiiv
mm
Toclean tombstones. To renew oil-clotli.
To polish knives. To Bcrr.b floors.
To cluun diiies.. To wliitu marble.
EVERYBODY USES IT.
Pmtiatl to eloan hlM tflh. Euj!nfri t. rlenn rMu ..f-nci,iii,,. U.-oiwinaUj t nib ..rl."e ttoon
BatfitoM to pull.h UlrhMtiuments. Uii.lrt. :i to rvmut.i a.d c'ma. Ctunnlal r-ni.. fc.ai. tlmt i
CMaMtknan taa'-mrtlitlr utu. S. i!..ti sic'no thu t .mU:..nn. Cunnushiri tWir knl.ca. J
Mwaaaic u krisntaa tlnlr Inula. Kwkn a tnMt- ..J kt.- km Shrowd .awst.. m M atrav .
Cwkltodnttkluhi!nluli. Arit. i rUiuo !!iclr r. Sui.H, -r, to hrl-Mca llwlr Inn
aiatara to daa u(rurtaa. Wt.wiiifuu. u clean blL-vclc-a. u..r..-. . . - - " .
VtiMiiiuau u clean
ZVERY ONE FINDS A NEW USE.
rut oni
Parfoct Subttiit
tor Moth Wi.
imvALuaa
IK CHOLtX lTU)i
NO TttTMIl
A Quickly A$simind Fooi
torn DYferic
CONuMrrtc,
CoNvaLiaqra.
A llrriCT NUftNT
in ALL Wasting DMca.
Utouiata NOCOVNQ.
He era in All Ctirca.
&FND f"r twit. IfjAB-i
ATO.',aijJia.iui.kljaM,
n i.l . r - - ir. L
BOSTntl. fJSA!
Builitiiig Material ami Roofing Slat, n t in ,lMi
&C. R. R. Station, Sonvaet, Pa.
r:.:cs:EDE7 fey ?TTSA!n)
r' j 7 1 i 1
FEACTICALLY i en fe-AKT
. -. ? . 1
Cvcr ECO
Ccaut:ful
Designs.
end fr
F;a Lict
tcu'-r
Wir-r- ir.-bf.'--
MONUMENTAL Pf0N7F fJPAflY,
Bitters. Li iiiir tonic ai.iL ruHdiy pu4::vc
per Lottie, tor sale 1 y ail dca;
alcis ii:i ui-
Henry, Johnson it Lord, rropiictois, Buiiii;toi;t.
BUILDING
and Most Complete
and Cigar I Ioise
Telephone N 6O6.
THAT CAN EE RELIED ON '
MOt to &ltl
IsroS to Discoio f
DEARS THIS MARK.
TRADE "
THE MARKET.
3331 3
(iEO. N.UKAMKU. A Vt
!-lyr.
jilt. rit'aHanl. I'a
ARE MANYs
USES FOR
OLIO-
To Tf novate paint. To brightn metal
To wr.sh out fcinkj. To scov.r bath-tul
To rwmove rust. To tcour kettles, i
blcyclc-a.
"GOOD ENOUGH" Fm
-5j J- LT
MI3
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T. 1
Of AND GASOLINE CAN!
-imi rrri-rn)
rta Wiaaeld KantfgCo., barren, a
r,rrr,v r.irTV CurTn HAVEOUE
t.(L.l IM11-1
No Dropt ing Oil en tr.c 1 y -l
Confrtts t-t cause J-P'.r.n. ""I
AXD itSOl'JTtir $AFl.
ForSnle InAiiiKix-t 1''
J B IKtf.DKRBAi'M.
MIH'i'K
V. H CO KKUOl IL
TOIL
rv; iNteMf hntw
mini attM.-f1; m tf
lilTCHINGFiLES.aT
2 lowed tm cttikH
.1 .! mn-i BlrPMt.s
wlff-pstloiu and in mot r mi lii- t-
tulvT .an" j. :r .-.w '
PI DISEASES
h SWA.KE'3
ABSOLUTELY CCR1.3. Ul I JZ.ii I
Tm air!.?. pr f " ith 0nr-- ' y -
fi? iatirni f-ll. iM u e- f.i T- ti-r " !
KtH-tiM Rin8ni.Pii.ila!, St- HapiM Krrhi'-u j
M BttllT bu Ohtltt lM( tkrt'ltDar !.M h ws:il.
rr rut "" -xr Jl.r.- -Mr..,
gvilkllSv. . Fb. I 4l Tt-tai tr .-ntiW 5
On of th 1
viFREE
P A ii wi h- fo -V 111
rtnA rfvw uruQTtd yii Tii" !-
mm. Th tbiiowtom rot rtw itw Pleura im- o( ii r-a--
About th iith rn f tth!k It U m tiBd. mi
. !.! Mmrrv Wt .M .,-i i..v. i,u h jw r.
lime kpepw. Wwuntfld haT,
iUD MOLD B'int;tX '.
Both U'ltra tm-1 dnt f .
.t0 '.rk n.l of
ri.tit. (Kit: rtK-1 '
ta IfK-J ; lit fan trrlM-n on
ih. .t. 11. frrr. oi' T-a .
tril. nd uric'. iw ..ii.i in. . - "
.ml w . r-v...i. :i '"
,.kn (f k- - ti'.J ;i i rf t" " ffc 1. r u.
atiuui .X. Co., lloa , FortUaul, Mim.
JOHN C. FINCH,
DEALER IN
Golden Wedding v Whiskies,
146 Water Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
0T.PF.ST ESTm.ISHKD 1U 'K IN 7 fIE"lTY.
whore iioihu: hut t'tire iriwwl- nrt up.
slm i:v !"T tjiniiir n1 m'in-i::al nt. t ti-
MtifU'ttrr tti.tn itntlfii Wtn'ni-iitf. Nl (n The
Hm. fiui-kenlu-niu'r'?", iray's MimtiiKan't Ky.
l"htM (itMt!? are HU'iiiiir NrjiiM. rraiMlu1 if
viiilWiiecf 18"tn naiil t.iiiw. H-tlhiiii! uul ISv-nit-stu-
: al, Torn. Kiiii-ri'siHtiiU-M V.etlttuii;.
St ttr tiili iiiurt. ii t-r i ; iticki.'i!u :m-r s tin?
saint ; MotH'tiL'Hlifia, $ p-r iit.t-n. Wan-. ?"
AIm hnv in tn-i. t;riiinl!'rtihtr f i at
K L-cr ifuliou. Brrtl at pteml rates. 4 3r-lyr.
DO YOU K.0V
Tliat yon are btiyini? dirfrt frum tiie distiller
when vtu m-iuI vmir enft r to I . r. l.ipM ti
ttitt, I lie ulil l";isliioiii'il Wiiikey inMie ' No
tvt' tifvitir : iii ciMir.MUttiilini;. hot ilirn't from
the 'Lii'PKM'i.irT I'i-tillki:v," situated at
l.iwH-nrutl l'it c.ilii-e. tirtcne coiitKv. I'a
wliich hati always niattituine.l its reputation
ot nmkiiii: hurt '" "!-"' .
Our mill! onti-r liriiai: iu"it ti vi s lirontt t
atteniinn In all ir irt. ami at the j'nrrM
oner otir km-iN. mke our i,vm i titors rn
viim.i. We tarry iri vtock the l'u!lu.viii well
ItilDWll brai.ui ul i;v liL-ait!", ill iiuarts.
Litlloti and harrrl.-. : l.ipiei;tx)tl's. ' 'verimlt's
tiibiMiti. fiRkeulieuntr. Motionahiia. lirays
r'r. Alrt a lull ami cuttit itte suk k of
Witief, Uraiiilii?'. i;n, fie.
WriteJ-ir i'n. e ninl.iuy in mtj.
I". K. I.ll'l-t.NtOTT,
Distiller ami WlmieMiie Liquor IValor,
.v.!.! Sinitl.lield St.. rit!sbun;h, I'a
LIQUORS I
FINE OLD.
liW H!l!S!K!IiE!S
Aud Inii.orto.1 l.i.iiiir snM In hulk and !iy the
OLD CAB IX KT, ,TW S!-HF.E.
'mv-cv uu.lou; gvckexiieimfr.
Fisrirs tiOLHEX WEHIl.r.,
;ri;-i)Xs x.xxx whiskies.
Jumi llftinw, I'nii! Iinlfciis ('tienae, W ilhur
hi iiiHu s --tiwB iiiai-ktierTTf onlial." A bo
lkiik.nl ami .vnni-rM t I'urv Kj c Lkn-..
wall hkk.
FISHER & CO.,
309 Main Street, Johnstown. Pa.
NEW HOTEL AT CHMEELASD.
a P. Bweltzer. lale ol Sa.l rateh.haii urchawl
" THE AMERICAN HOUSE,"
Atrnmhrrlaml. M-l.. and haa reiittrd at..l r-rii
tiKtiinl thr imiiiI u.i.ise thniiirh..iit. ami ma.l
it a ttr-.l'1-la.n l!.,i,-l iuai-.'..innlir, d,,. lr.v.
elliiK ptiljlti- wild if.,l tat.if,. j cl.(J.
Unuors at the bar.
He nUi hta In oinnerti n with the H,t.-I a Ian
V . . " """!"'' anil SfT J-ur oia
"1" "uiiy n.ral.-. i.y Hie barrel or jraliou,
at Ihe ltiiiuwiii priet-a :
Two Year old at 00 jr jallon.
S1s m GOOD i 1
l. . d ENOUGH. 4
m 1 ' - -iM
li-Z'-iii-l'i. " A. F
liisiill-rt '
I8IS1 f p
icy Id.'' n rw
ft it
mm vm
Knur " " a uo
Tb f,ri.-e r the Jiu; in i;, c. n!. r.,r each e,i!',,n.
HieWi'-e-r ttie Kl.UkeT ali.l mn.t aiwav,
aei.Ri;itiv tlieortier. wl.irh will tu-uro .rt.n'pt
tleuiifti ami bipiinnt. Ad lrt all ordem M
S. f . SWEITZER,
i pr2- '.0 60, Cl'MUERLAXD, MD.
x A t r iJL' i
n r " f
Bnbr Kbm mm orn aciaifwtb''
a Ianali7 lJi "t u" j
THE COLCHESTER" jfBBE2 (CO,
mak li th.tr ki- with tn-i. iw' f"
juboec tnxu alit-n" '
Call f' the ' ' fUh-,-,'
"ADHESIVE COUNTERS."
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fV'lTH fcLACK PlA-MO
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Send fct it ej,
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tofnrt'. I' ll ii '.i'
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The assi riu.t
tut ii ts .f t':i' -f i,.' .
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tiie no !-
The tir'n-f - nrt
alwavstlie low -'fct
We want vi u : fci i a
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At fiit--. -i a 'n
tinit Oratn I 'r. - -i V ;,( '':"':'y
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iu n'Mlily to -i - -t t- I") J..J nr. i-, :a.l
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