Ten Years Hence.
The Eneinoer Magazine ha. the fol
lowing: As theelertrie rtwtl is only
nix years oM and warwly anything has
l-on lone a yet toward the operation
f Ion? distance railways l.y electricity,
it may W considered a little early to
venture any well defined prediction on
the sul'jeet. Tiie indications are, how
ever, that within five yean electricity
vill U the jrenerally accepted jKiwer
f.r elevate.1 and underground matin, as
well a.s for wirface stnvt ear service ;
that in ten years numerous iuter-urlwn
nads from ten to thirty miles in length
will tie electrically eo,uipied ; that in
twenty ytrs some of the large railway
vsteius enjoying the heaviest traffic
w ill con-ider elei tric passenger service
essential to their welfare ; that Uth for
the eonveiiieiuv of the puhlic and
ti-mioniy of ojn-ration, the tendency
le toward more frvtiuetit ami
smaller trains ; that a maximum speed
of I V) mill's, and a schedule rate of 75
miles jut hour will not le considered
remarkable ; and that within the lifeof
the present generation we will see the
present long train of lcsely coupled
cars with their resirictcd space, poor
ventilation and light, in infect facili
ties for viewing the scenery, and an
noyance from smoke and tinders, give
w ay to a single car of liU-ral dimen
sions shaped on scientific Hues to cleave
the air at high sliced with miiiimmn re-H-taiuv,
tiuipil with noiseless elec
tric motors free from the disagreeable
produrtsof tlie steam ltioomotive fur
nace, designed to alford the passengers
a:i uiirestri-t-1 view in all directions
lcrfectly ventilated, lightel l.y electri
city and capah'.e of a si-jed that w ill
cover the distaiuv from New York to
l'hi-agn Utweeil sunset and husiuess
hours next morning.
Purify your Mood, tone up the sys
tem, and regulate the digestive organs
by taking Hood's Sarsaparilla. Sld
I iv all druggists.
A Year of Record Breaking.
This year will Ik- luciiiontMc in the
annals of athletics sjiorts and physical
achievements generally for the raiding
of the i!d standards of vrfonuanv.
lti'cirds liave Uvii Kr.ikeii right and
left. For instance :
When the trotting season ln-gan
Nancy Hanks' record of 2.i4 had stotxl
iinliealen for a long time. Alix lias
brought it down toilCj. On the juic
ing track Iloliert J. h:is lowered the
record to ilJ, lieating Ma-cot's prev
iously fastest mile byil se-onds. l)i
rectum has made a new record for two-year-olds
by pacing a mile iniOTf.
Fantasy has made a new trotting record
four-year-olds by covering a mile in
'1M. The wonderful jierformalice of
Flying Jib at Chillicothe, Ohio, last
Saturday, when, hitched to a running
mate, lie paced a mile in 1.5!, is the
crowning track feat of the season. This
feat is made still more astonishing by
the fact that the last half mile was
paced in 5s I seconds. The liest pre
vious pacing record made by a horse
hitched to a running mate was that of
W'estinoiit, w ho, in lss-l, at Chicago,
covered a mile in '1M. Hubert J. still
holds the iKK-ing record, but Flying
Jib's work has made it probable that
in the near future a mile in two min
utes or less will lie paced by a horse
running without a mate. Nearly all
the old mile turf records have U-en
broken this season, and we must not
forget in tliis brief review of it that
1 incut, at Sheephcad Ifciy, on August
IN last, run a mile in 1.3M, carrying 1I:S
pounds the liest one-mile time ever
made on a circular track.
Two Valuable Friends.
1. A physician can not always le
hud. lihcuiiiatism, Neuralgia, Sprains
liruises and Hums occur often and
sometimes when least expected. Keep
handy the friend of many households
and the destroyer of all miiit the fa
mous Itetl Hag Oil, i wnts.
Many a precious life could lie
saved that is U-ing racked to death
with that terrible cough. Secure a
good night's rest by investing i5 cents
for a buttle of Pan-Tina, the great rem
edy for coughs dds and consumption.
lJ.it tics of Pan-Tina sold at O. W. Ileii
ford's drug store.
Hill's Prospects.
''Holland," the well informed eor
resiMindent of the Philadelphia Vv,
has the following to ay almul the pr.is
lccts of Hill's election in New York :
S.i far as the general result in the
state is concerned, we get all sorts of
opinions excepting that we hear no
IK-rson of sense claiming that Mr. Hill
is sure to lie ehvletl. The most that the
Democratic Iestler say is that they
hoieHiU will pull through. On the
other hand Kepublicatis who are esti
mating, vary in their figures from imi,
0 IJ majority down to 15,(i.') . .Tiie most
careful, conservative and fairest esti
mate sivnis to W that the Ilcpubli-aiis
will win and by a majority rising 2of
W). Mr. Piatt diK-s not set the figure
much higher than I.0 U. At the sain
time it should lie said that it. w ill ocej
sion no surprise if Mr. Hill is Imri.-d
beneath a majority greater than that
which he received when he was lir-t
candidate before the entire eopleof the
state, a majority of lW.Hsjor 4,mx more
than Cleveland received on the same
ticket in lssi
Thomas (.. Sherman who lias lieeii a
remarkably accurate figuivr expects to
see Hill beaten by 2U0,0(i0. Well, if he
is there will be a revolution in the
Democratic party, liecause such a de
feat as that would be due to national
issues to Cleveland's administration, to
.Carlisle's iinoomieteney and to the
mbecility of the Democratic party.
Graveyard SoiL
While cremation of the dead is un
doubtedly growing in favor it apears
tiiat the dangers attending the ordina
ry burial practice may have liecn exag
gerated. This is indicated by a chem
ical and Iwctcriologieal examination of
samples of virgin soils pure agricultu
ral soils and graveyard soils ttiat has
lately lieeli made by a Scotch investi
pitor, Dr. James lSuchauan Young.
Tiie proportion f orgjinie matter, as
judged by the organic carlxin and ni
trogen present in the samples, was
found to lie not materially greater in
soil that has ln-en used for burial than
in good pure agricultural soil. No
pathogenic organisms were discovered
in the graveyard soil, and the lnuular
of bacteria present, though greater
than in virgin noil, was much smaller
than one might exjiect. The ground
water layer of soil In-low the coflins
was practically free from ltaetcria. Tlie
results in fact, tend to rmjiport the
idea that properly conducted liurial
in suitable and well-drained soils can
cause no risk to public health.
He Has your father been vaccinat
ed yet?
She No. He's going to lie to-morrow.
He Tell 1 1 i in to have it done on the
f Ait. -V. '. San.
Mrs. A. E: UHL.
PEOPLE EXPECT
cheap goods this fall and I Lave
them to distribute to my
cu?tonicrs at the
rcry
Lowest Prices.
A Large
Stock - -
of riaia and Nobby Press
Goods of the Latest Styles, at
prices that will please.
A Large
Assortment
of Cloths plain and fancy at
low prices.
Low priced Dress Goods in
large varieties.
FLANNELS,
FLANNELETTES.
CANTON FLANNELS,
SHIRTINGS,
ETC.,
To please and suit ail.
Table Linens, Towels, Muslins,
Sheetings, Gingham?, all
cheap.
Handsome Dress Trimmings in
Silks, Satins, Gimps and
Braides.
A Complete Assortment of hand
some Wraps and Hoods for
Children.
Gloves, Stockings, and Underwear
for Ladies and Children. A
full stock in everything.
ALL CH EAP
. 1 E. DHL
PARKER & PARKER.
OUR NEW
FALL Hi WINTER
STOCK :
Which has been selected with spe
cial reference to the trade of this
locality, will probably surprise all
who see it by the extensive variety
it offers in every line of goods
which we carry. It includes the
pick of tlie market in fresh FALL
and WINTER STYLES, and not
less astonishing than the goods
will be the
Astonishing
Low Prices
put on thenr; astonishing because
in the history of buying and selling
we know of nothing to compare in
genuine cheapness with this elegant
stock of goods. We therefore
propose to inaugurate
THE RAREST
BARGAIN :
: SEASON
we have ever presided over. You
must see these goods, whether you
buy or not, and it will give us
great pleasure to have everybody
examine and price these bargains
so that they may be convinced of
our ability to make prices on best
quality goods the like of which is
unprecedented.
PARKER &
PARKER.
MRS
It Cares Disease.
Dr. lavid Kennedy's Favorite IVm
edy h:is lieen wonderfully successful in
curing iic-iins sutlVring from inflam
mation of the kidneys, cauirrh of the
bladder, enlargement of the prostate
gland, and in fact, every ailment of a
urinary nature, has yielded to this
great medicine.
Appeal to Bepublicans .
IlKAIHirRATKItS )
IlEITBI.IlAN STATKt'oMMlTTKK,
WAI-NTT SrittKT. J
PitiLAHKl.PHiA, Pa. Never licfure in
the history of our party lias there been
such urgent neceHsity to iioll our entire
vote. Financial and industrial disaster
atiniiaiiieil t-very mop of the present
lieiiKs-ralie administration. President
Cleveland, Mr. Wilson and other South
ern free traders have already served no
tice that, though halted in their design,
they mean in the next session ofOmgress
to attack iron ore, coal and steel iu Penn
sylvania. Kvery Republican candidate for Con
gress should receive your earnest, active
wupiHirt, and every effort should lie made
to elect him. I appeal to you to iucreuse
the Kepublii-an vote at the coming elec
tion. Talk with the other active Itepub
licaus of fyour district, arrange to have
every He publican vote cast, talk politics
with your neighbors, call their attention
to the conditions now surrounding us and
compare them with the Democratic theo
ries and promises of 'It! The total de
crease in the value of property and wages
during the past eighteen uiolithsof Demo
cratic hard times is greaterthau the whole
cost of the Civil War. Kvery Republican
voter who stays from the polls gives a
half assent to the miserable and un-Anier-ican
iKilicy of the Democrat-it: party, and
every vote cast for the Ik-mocratic candi
date is an (indorsement of it. These are
mutters which should interest every man
solicitous for the welfare of himself and
his children. Thousands of Pennsylva
nia Republicans every year stay away
from the iiolls. Will you not take it on
yourself that there sliall lie none in your
district this election ? I ask you to be an
active, earnest, energetic, talking, work
ing Republican, from now until the close
of the jkiIIs on Xoveiiitier Cth next.
Very truly yours,
R. K.Cii.kkson.
Pennsylvania Farmer.
A dispatch from llarrisburg says that
oik- of the things that is going to help roil
up a -m,il majority for tieneral Has
tings this year is the dissatisfaction of the
fanners at the treatment they have re
ceived from Clevelauds Secretary of Ag
riculture, J. Sterling Morton.
A prominent granger at the Iiochiel,
speaking of Morton, said, if President
t'leveland in the selection of a Secretary
of Agriculture had searched this broad
land over with the single purpose of lind
iug and placing in iovcr the worst
American enemy of the American agri
culturist, he could not have made surer
work than in the selection of Secretary
Morton, whose unrelenting hostility to
the farmers of our country has already
lieeu abundantly proved.
The granger complains that Secretary
Morton has crippled the scientific work
of the agricultar.il department, and in his
glaring maladministration of the meat
inspection service has again laid the
farmer ocn to the charge of foreign gov
ernments that he is nursing plcuro-pneti-monia.
In conclusion he said: "The
farmers of 1'eiiiwylvania will soon lie
called iimui to endorse the acts of Secre
tary Morton at the ballot liox. Endors
ing Morton condemns Rusk.
Hews Items.
Horses are so plentiful in Chili and
A rgentina that it is not uncommon for
liegiT.irs to ride.
General Howard, iu his rejKirt of the
Eastern department, recommends that
the army !c doubled.
Two Mormon missionaries. Freeman
and Mercer, were tarred and feathered
near Centrctown, Kentucky.
Judge Macon R. Allen, the firit color
ed man admitted to the liar in the I'nitcd
States, died in Washington, li. C., on
Monday evening.
Three stores at tlrcoiislmrg, I'm, owned
by Altman Rros., were closed by the
sheriff on the suit of II. Rosenthal, of
Pittsburg.
Honuld K. 1 in ft on, a lawyer of Eliens
burg. Pa., was mistaken for a burglar by
sonic Hungarians at Lilly station and
probably fatally shot.
John Joy, convicted in San Francisco
for rolibing a man of live dollars, was
sentenced on Saturday, under the
habitual criminal act, to life imprison
ment. Slavs from Coiinellsville, Pa., are going
to Arkansas to Ix-coine farmers. The
Slavonic oloiii.ition Company, of Pitts
burg, has purchased I"i,tiii acres for them
there.
Mrs. Rarger, residing at Curtiii. Pa.,
and a widow of a soldier iu the War of
lsl, is in! years old, having just cele
brated her hirtiiday. She has a son SO
years old ami more than H' dest-eud-ants.
The inventory of the estate of Sceond-Vice-President
P. C. Hanford, of the Na
tional I-ins-d i lil Company, who killed
himself at Chit-ago alut three months
ago, reveals the fad that the suicide was
immensely wealthy. His estate consisted
largely in holdings in silver mines in
Colorado ami Idaho and in the Harrison
International Telephone Company. His
stock in Western mines is scheduled at
st.-,liit in the Telephone Company and
other institutions at jC,in,l, and iu the
Iive Electric Traction Company at M,
ojn.oo. Mr. Hanford's suicide was a mys
terious one, a his family relations were
happy, and his business apparrntly in a
pnseroiiN condition.
President, or Dictator, HipHilytc, of
Haiti, has physically thrashed his Min
ister of War. This is the news that comes
direct from Port an Prince, Haiti. The
Dictator and his Chief Warrior quarreled
at the palace a day or two ago alstut some
matter of government. HipKlytedocsnt
believe in red tape. A request for the
resignation of the War Minister would
have U-en in order, lmt the Dictator con
cluded he would run a little war of his
own, with the Minister iu it, so he went
at the latter, hand to hand. The dusky
Cabinet oliii-er, despite his tn-yicose title.
was no matcii lor the IMctator, who whip
ped him so thoroughly that the Minister
of War was con lined to lied ; and there he
still remains, a badly injured official.
In a charge to the grand jury at Har
risliurg Judge McPherson laid down the
law of chance in these words: "What is
similarly known as a 'raille' is a lottery,
and so is the the d is) wising of money or
projerty, of any kind by the sale of
hanees.' A merchant giving tickets to
his customers with articles purchased.
and afterward decides by some form of
chance (by drawing lots, for example,)
which tickets shall roiive a prize, either
in money or in proierty of any kind, is
guilty of maintaining a lottery. So, too.
a lottery is maintained liy ny person
whether he Is a merchant or not, w ho sells
tickets only, and afterward decides by
chance what ticket is to receive a prize.
Rut a merchant may lawfully give tickets
to every customer, or to those only who
buy to a certain amount, and may after
ward exchange articles in his store for a
specified number of these tickets; for in
this there is no element of chance; and a
merchant m.'iy also lawfully attract cus
tomers by offering jn give certain articles
to any one who buys goods to a specified
annHint."
Kew Prices for 1894.
Painted Rarb Wire per t, - 2 cts.
Rissell Chilled Plows, - - ll
No. ) " - t IN)
Syracuse " " 6 01)
tiule M " - 6 00
Call and see the latest improvement in
Lever Spring Tooth Harrows.
J AX KM IJ. HoLPKItRAl-X,
Somerset, Pa.
It is a Good Thing.
I say this for 1'an-Tina : 1 have liecn
in the drug business ni inv years, and
this is one of ,he most siiccssful Cough
remedies I have sold. A case in iint,
a neighbor, Mr. 1. II. Nicodemu-t, had
a chronic Cough of six years' standing,
which no medicine would relieve. I
recommended Pan-Tina, and its ctfi-t
was magical. It is a ghs thing.
J. KOSS MATKKlt, AHoomi, Pit.
Pan-Tina Is sold at 25 and 50 it nls at
it. W. Ilenford's Drug Store.
' Many a man is livingan honest life
who wouldn't if the jail were farther
oif.
Entitled to Confidence.
Mr. (!. W. IVnford, Druggist, should
have the confidence of this community
his calling is one of rcsjioiisibility ;
very often precious lives are entrusted
to his itire ; taking Ilia agency for
sidling the celebrated lied Flag Oil
should lie a guarantee, it will do all that
Ls claimed for it, and no remedy excvls
it for the (prick cure of Rheumatism,
Neuralgia, Sprains and all bodily lutin.
Price 25 cent".
The Indian Rubber Variety.
(Suest "Waiter, bring me a steak and
some mushrooms.
Waiter Yes, sah. You'll have to
wait a few minutes fob do mushrooms,
sah. They are U-ing used on a steak
fob another customer jes' now, sahn.
X. Y. Jfcral,!.
"A Friend in Need is a Friend in
Indeed"
A friend advised me to try F.Iy'a
Cream llalm and after Using it six
weeks I luTieve myself cured of catarrh.
It is a most valuable remedy. Joseph
Stewart, r.iM (irand Avenue, I'.rooklyn,
X. Y.
My son was afllictcd with catarrh, I
induced him to try Kly's Cream Italni
and the disagreeable catarrhal smell all
left him. He appears as well as any
one. J. C. Olmsioad, A pi da, 111.
Price of Cream lialni is fifty cents.
Counting chickens U-fore they are
hatched is the highest way of showing
confidence in the reliability of the
hen.
Just hear that rooster crow said Tom
my. AnylkHly'd think he'd laid an
egg.
Well, I guess he call lie proud of his
wife, put in Willie.
M r. Isaac Jones, of this place, has ae
ccpted the agency of the Elmira Exiling
Co., New York. This is one of the largi-st
and esi roofing companies in existence.
Mr. Jones will le at all times prepared to
repair or paint metal rooting, or to furnish
new roofing of the famous "Climax"
brand, the olde.-t and liest noting iu the
market.
DO not be deceived.
The following; brands of
White Lead are still made by the
" OIJ Dutch" process of slow cor
rosion. They are standard, and
always
Strictly Pure
m T J
ifa ,fC Cl
1lw JLVlVl I
The n. commendation of
"Armstrong & McKelvy,"
' Beynier-Eauman,"
" Davis-Chambers."
"Fahnestock."
to you by j-our merchant is an
evidence of his reliability, as he can
sell you cheap ready-mixed paints
and bogus White Lead and make a
larger profit. Many short-sighted
dealers do to.
Tea Coi oi.s. Nal'onal Lad Co.'t Pure
Wli.'.r I in J T:i 1 1 t lors, a oiir-ptiunl can to
a j"-Gur.il Li;; cl Ltl IjIhI mix yriur mi
pa.i.i.. Savts i;:no ii.it nu yLin v :u matching
:.ha(ics. ainl ii.t:res the Ltx pa.i.l ibl it i
.osSibl to pLt i a v ctxl.
Si-iiJ ls a ciriil c.irJ ar.;l prt our bonk on
pattus atul color -card, frt-t:; u villi I'rulobly
mvc you a good uny dullars.
NATIONAL LEAD CO. Kew York.
Pitt-hiir? Branth.
Gi-nuaa Nutiuiul iUuk Buildicg, rittsbore.
What
Can't Pull Out?
Why the
Bow on the Jas. toss Filled
Watch Case5 . mad eb y the
Keystone Watch Case Com-
pany, Philadelphia. Itpro;
tects tlw AVatch fromjth.e pick
pocket, and I'reventstrom
dropping. Can only le had
' with cases 5lar.ired ji
with tliis trade mark.
Sold, without extra charge
for this bow (ring), through
Watch dealers only.
Lots of watch caset f spoiled in tht opening.
ka eiencr ts obviate Lu tent Ircc
Xothin? On Earth Will
LIKE
Sberidan's Condition Towdcr!
KEEPS YOUR CHICKENS
Strong and Healthy ; Prevents all Disease.
Good far Hotiltima Item:
It ! ahlofHT parv. Hijr'-ly conrentnttfd. TnqtiaB
tit iMfa tnth f acumtatlar. Nuitltt-rNtvfiNitilias
.l nrnj?. Mru-tlT a NHtliinv. u(liir Unrv ran mvmI nw
4.1; m-nd mi nn t pn-vrnl Komi," .y hht hHomt.
II jon can't gel il send lo an. Afck lirat,
Saui4 I tr j rt Ui t&nin. tiw nu-k $1. Laivv g 1 i lb.
ran. bv uiail, $1.91 Sit tanr can, $ ripcv prvpnNl.
Kain'iie oipyof The llrl ltitllrv Psprrai nt fre.
FanM-I'txiltn- unr vi-ar pi-Ke 'Jkm ) mud larire rui gl "Jk.
L&.Joll.aii t W.aiiulou lluuw M boOuo. Uaa
IMFOBTA5T TO A.DTEBTISERS.
Tho cream of the country papers ia form 4
la Bemington' County Seat Lista. Shrewd
Jrenldera avail themselves of theoe lists, a
copy of vhich can be had of Remington
Bro&. of Kew York k PUtebuiz.
PENNSYLVANIA
COLLEGE koh WOMEN.
PITTSBURG, TA.
Twenry-fifih aiiniuil -sinn tx-rin" Kj ptcm
Iwr ltli. Ia-utliin Iwaiiiiiul ttnd Ik-hIUiIiiI.
Stiorior npi)rtiinitU-ti oitV-ivd in i-very de
partnmit. Addrt-s
Miss R. JENNIE DEVORE, Pres.
i
InlElivl
THE POSITIVE CURE.
I SLY fcKOTUKiy. (6 Wwra
SUGAR MAKERS SUPPLIES.
WE CARRY A LARGE STOCK OF - - - -
Syrup Cans. Sap Buckets, Sap
Spouts, Gathering Buckets
Sugar Pans, Etc., at rock bot
tom prices for cash.
WE HANDLE THE BEST
Maple
buying.
-p. A.
Main Cross Street,
66- FURNITURE. 6o6-
TRUE ECONOMY
LIES in btiving good things, (iood things need not lie high priced. There's
a tvrtaiii'hard wall of facts and figup-s, however, that stands U-twecii !
sibilities and prodigal ppuniscs. There are certain prion Is low which uo
good, honest Furniture can lie lioiiglit. Those PliiCKS are ours. If you liy
less you get less. No use dodging a fact.
you rcisrow our ltte.
It consists of high and low grade Furniture, Springs, Mattresses and Refrigera
tors, at PRICES to suit the times.
C. H. COFFROTH,
606 Main Cross Street,
Somerset, - Pa.
OMEBS, BRO. &
Established in 1876.
Commission Merchants,
No. 611 Liberty Street
Great Inducements.
Goods reduced in price in every line.
Dry Goods, Carpets, Oil Cloths, Lace Curtains,
Ladies7 Coats, Ac. Xow is the time to buy to
save money and get something good.
CLINTON STREET. -
.'o worth vcur, LireHrv -i.iiiuiuh1 n
1 l'1'" i"""' K'Hip'' omouI l-l K'iiiiNil Kn-';ili I 'unit
"hi' cm nl rv. Ktihli-niN of llli M'X s tidiiiitlttl ui any tout'.
ll(iiiiuir' full inloi inalioil iwnt fnv l any uilil
V. l. UVA., Stvn-t;ir".
B. &c 13.
Plaids : :
They're fasliionaMc asi entire tlresss or
in coiiilii nation with pli.in i;imnIs.
l"nivcrs.:Ily Itooiiiiiii to niNstM nn.l
ehil.lren, and very few women tmt that
ran wear tlieiu none lmt ean wear e
leetions from thi larjie ami varietl lot
sty lis to n it every one.
ALL. WOOL
CHEVIOT rLAlDS.
A dozen or more different styles eolor
mixtures ecjiiid to many f rinkIs at
throe times the prie, .'d! im-ln's wide,
S.f cents a yartl.
FIXE, ALL-WOOL
SFI 11 A G I' LA IDS,
In silk lHUiretto eirc-t iu newest lirow 11,
hhieaiiil K-en sliadi-s specially snil
ed for Children's Dirsses and Cloaks
legitmate value ?1.W a yard 04
inches wide, to go at
CO cents.
Fine, AlU Wool Serge Via Ms,
Silk and Wool l'luiils,
And other hih-class Plaid Materials,
(iV, ".V, fl.Oll, $l.i" to ?l, that for
Ketiuiiie worth, lteaiity and style, ran't
le matched at prices.
SEW CAMEL'S 11 J III
SVITIXGS,
Solid colored grounds flecked in har
monizing colors-red on green, magen
ta on Mack, silver grey on brown,
olive on wine, etc., imjtorted this
season, to sell lit
$1.00 a yard.
Importer reckoned
without his host
Sold to us at our own terms, and now
this fortunate deal is offered to you
ii inches wide at
50 cents a yard
SEW, ALL-WOOL
on ESS GOODS,
Ileginning ut advance in easy price
steps .'in.'. Sic, 4ik; 4.V. to Finest I111
ported Xoveltuw to JiL.ti), and t ill give
vhi greatest range for selection in
Ixitli variety and style as well as price.
Write our Mail Order for full line of
samples also send address for new Fall
and Winter Catalogue, now ready.
Boggs & Buhl,
ALLEGHENY, PA.
irf2fruv??v
- 1 .d
EUr Ycrt Itice u cts.1
Evaporator on the Mar-
ket at less than half the price
"asked for some others. It will
"pay you to get our prices belore
SCHELL, - Nf -
SOMERSET, PA
PITTSBURGH. PA.
Invito the Inquiries of Buyer
and Shippers of
GO.
VEGETABLES.
Fruits, Nuts, Produce
- -JOHNSTOWN P
twrt of tin- ViMfrti l":iivrity
inini:il, iiiiI Suiirt-tniiid S4-Ium1 in
Tlu hiU-t (".italitucuiid jounutl
!..
I.K.VI I.riiUKN, I'll. I. PrinriiKil
FUR CAPES.
"We aro novr allowing a fine new line of
Fur Capes in
24, 27, 30 & 34 Inches
ELECTRIC SEAL, WOOL SEAL,
Plain and Trimmed Monkey and Conty
CAPES,
At Trier Lower Than Ton Will find lktwetn
Sew York and Chicago.
Our renins arc: "Wc lmy for rush, we pay no
n nls, 11111I our ollii-r eK'iis-s nr- not fxtruv:tuiit'
(110 extra music to l paid for ly our custonnTM;.
JOHN STENGER, - Johnstown, Pa.
Foot Wear!
A stylish slioe will add more to
ones apjiearance than any other
single article of Pres.
We have a large eupjily of them,
and will save cu?tooier3
money.
GENTS SHOES,
Lace, Congress, Button, Blucher
and IJIuchcr Congrcs?, with
the French, Yale, Ficka
dilly, Imperial and
Globe toe.
LADIES' SHOES,
Button, Lace, Congress and Bluch
crettc, with the Philadelphia,
Opera, X. Y., Square, Ra
zor and Common
Sense toe.
: Shoes for Boy's :
Youth's and Children of all de
scriptions, also
a full line of
boots in Leather, Rubber & Felt.
An immense stock
Of Rubbers
To select frm
All at TRICES to suit the TIMES.
REPAIRING DONE NEATLY AND
CHEAPLY.
Shaver & Good,
srccKssoits TO
THOMAS BARNETT,
70G MAIN CROSS ST.,
Somerset, - - Pa.
DO YOU WANT
SECURITY IN INVESTMENT?
If so. join tlie American Svn.lin.tr, oft'tilco
Ko. 111., wliist conservative policv lianciialilt-tl
th. in toavt-niK? for the first sik mouth t
l-1! iil i r cent, puitl as follows;
January lil perrt
Krhrnary a er ct
M:irvh HI per rt
April il per et
May- 3J per et
June 3) per ct
July ai p,-r ct
Aunut H-r et
Septeinlier. l.'t por C
llhert tin- rwlvliig thine divi.h ni!, why
not vhi sluir.- ! raeh. Maiiiatl of tnl'or
i:ittion fn-e on applitittion. (iivr us a e-tll
li lilt-iiU hei-kii t ui.li.-a l.y theAiiieri.ua
Kviitiieate (lliKii.li), Hiifeewors M t'ntlk
Rhank A' t'o KoomTUS l'enn bil.ldius, TitU
burg, la.
W PEOPLE'S STOSE,
In
Dress Goods
W can unhesitatingly declar that
for attrscli 5ty!iMi uooo
AJractily LoPHcm we are not
and cannot be equaled. Style and
values that w 11 pay you to 'om
mile to ee, or send for aamptet.
Thort a wondt rfiil lot of all-wool Novilty
Ii- .nkI. in rl.tvlot anil lwt rtt.flt.
v.mi wotil.l utty in ".-M,tlautlf" hut th-y OC.
iire iiut.lt- iu AnnTH-a -.J
A filen.lll line of strictly all-wool novt-ltlcs
In all colors uroscn puuii, kiik cii.t-t, tni--cciil
lrwK chfviotn, etc. A practical- OQ
ly iinll.-sa variety at U7l
TMH.l.ltv. itiir.n(t nilitN t,r l.lit.'k. t.
rliniH' fn.iit. In all- inter i-ts-c. thai rims
phiinp inchn wlili', autl your clion-c K(s
of any color at - -Jvw
An aluiOHt liuiitliw scUftlon of lntHrt.-l
silk au.t wool nov.-llic irlM-, n-k,'li's-k
mIiihM nnytliliiK ihi mihl name, "7Q
and it's here... . v
Full 'tl ini-hi s wii'e. Ktrictly all-tsl Covert
Cloth ill l.tllllterellt IHM.Ie kluules. A re- QC
ally uiun tliHia value at the price..... Jji
All Immense cImiIcc of fliw French ami lier
inan novelties, in all-wil or ilk ami Wool;
l 10 inches wi.le; mit own liiiir- JM 1C
tatioiiH s9 liU
Boys'
Clothing
All Mothers who realize tlx value of
eeonimiy will II ml this the store to huy
Kmh1 honest lianl-weaiiiijf clothing for
Is.ys.
1!iV twt-iw cloth suits in liarrt-wenrimr
rasiliet cloth; tloul.le-lreatel est I &T1 Cf
knee pants; sizes4toll yean j)liOU
Hovs' two-niece wool cl.rth suits not .mile
all wool, lint very nearly doiit.le hnif'til
osil; ail sizes. See Ui.-se suits T QQ
at
sVmS W
Hoys tine two-piece suits. In stri.-t!y all-w.s.l
cheviots ami mixtures, sh.trt patiit... .loul.l.
bnvtsted coat; a spleiitll.l sch.s.1 Q C(
suit 0tUU
One lot of K'sst lutnl-wearlns kneestnts for
Uy' sch.stl wear, all size from 4 years QC
ami upward, at only Js
ul. rnkii. 4 In 14 vmis In Im.vu Hue uII-w.niI
cloth knee pants, will slaliu a lot of
149c
roui;h usitxtf
One assorted 1.4 of Istys' hats and caps that
we will sell as loiur as they lust at the nr
absurd price of. )LJs
Blankets.
Il.'ail.liiarters for the C.mous nll-w.sl
home nuidetsHilito Mankets l'.7ja uir
MAIL ORDER DEPARTMENT
Will attend to your wants if yu can't come
(i, the city. rVuttsfacliou aunl. To' ".
Campbell & Smith,
(Successors to Caiiipls ll A Ii.-k.)
81, 83, 85, 87, & 89 Fifili km
PITTSBURG.
CONDENSED TIME TABLES.
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
Somerset and Cambria Branch
OUT!IWAKI.
Johnstown Mail Kpr.-s. Iln kw! VM n.
in Somerset 4:lt. rt.yestiwn 4iJ, ll.stv-
crsville .-us, Johnstown b:lt.
Johnstown Mail Kxpress. Kis-kwisst li.K) a.
lu Somerset ll:- Sl..y.-stiwu U:"ht, H.m.v-
crsviile lit4, Joiiiistouu liV p. in.
Johns!.iwn A.somm.Mlatioii. lH'ktv.s.d .j:t-
p. III., Somerset li.l.) StoyestoWII iit, lloov-
ersville 6:l'., Johiistou n T:4U.
Uuily.
SOVTHWAKD.
Mail. Johnslown fca. m.. Histversviiie 7:11.
Sti.yestttwit Tw't, Stmers-t K.M-kw.Msl
Express. Johnstown il p. in., Ilis.v.Tsville
:fcil, stovestowu St.merst t ;t" lUs k
w.ssl 4:Sk
Sunday inly. Johnstown S:.!0, Somerset 101
titskwtsHt HKK
H-IXXSYLVAXIA ILVI LKOAI).
CatTCRN STANDARD TIME.
ro.xtESsr.D hciikdclk.
Tmins arrive and .1. mirt from the station at
Johiistowon as follows:
Wk-STWAKD
StMithwestern F.xpress.
Wcsteni Kxpress
Johnstown AccomiiHMlati.m
S:0S
. m.
4:.V1 -
:. .T
iclll
si t: -
ft: IB -
!:. p. 111.
! p. tu.
Atts.mmtMltiou
Pacific Kxpress
Vav l'asseiijrcr
Mini ..
Johnstown Atx-ommtsLttion
Fast IJno
FASTWAKO.
Keyst.Mie Express
S.v a. in.
it-Hi -
s:.'l "
lifcl.". "
ll:li -
l-r.' p. tn.
4:11
Seii-shoiv Kxj.ress
All.sxia Ar(smm.stnlioii
Main Line Kxpress .
Ihiy Kx r.'ss
A I Its im Accommodation
Mail Kxprs ..,
Johnstown Aecoiiimisbttiou..
I'hiUtdelphia Kxpress ..
Fast Une
. 7.1
...l(b
For rates, uiaiw. Ac. po to Ticket Aicnt or
addn-ssTh.w. rl Watt, V. A. W. U., 110 Fifth
Avenue, i'lllkl-ury, l'a.
M, M. I'rev.Rt, J. K. Wo. si.
tjeu'l Manager. in-u'l l'ass. Agt.
DREXEL'S
IMPROVED EMULSION OF
PURE NORWEGIAN
COD LIVER OIL
WITH CHEMICALLY PURE
HYPOPHOSPHITES OF
LIME AND SODA.
FOR
CONSUMPTION. BRONCHITIS. COUGHS,
- COLDS. ASTHMA. SCROFULA.
- SKIN OI3CASE3. NERVOUS DISEASES.
- DISEASES OP CHILDREN.
- WHOOPING COUCH, ANAEMIA.
- CATARRHMNW
- GENERAL DEBILITY. ETC ETC
This valuable preparation cures by Its nutritive
and alterative power. It is a true emulsion. not
a lime soap, is easily digested, quickly assimiUtrd.
and shows its wonderlul action on blood, tjue
sad nerre by a most marked improvement boat
the 6ru dose.
Drexfl'i Emaliloi of Cod Llrer (Ml h especially
serviceable for anaemia, acrvousuess, for scrofula
and scrofulous swellings, glandular enlargements,
and the wasting diseases of childhood. For dys
peptic and nervous conditions, loss of flesh, dis
turbed si rep and night sweats, it is a perfect Cure.
Drextl'i Emulsion, of Cod Liver Oil Is the very
best remedy to be bad for coughs, colds, bronchitis,
croup, laryngitis, sore and bleeding throat, hoarse
ness, tickling ia throat, soreness of chest and a!l
other irritated, inflamed and diseased conditions
ot the taioat. lungs and chest.
Larg bottles, 50 eeiti per bottle. Sold by
dmrj-.ru generally, or tent to say address on re
eeipt of 50 cent.
SOLE PROPRIETORS,
Winkelmann & Brown Drug Co.
BALTIMORE. MO. U. S. A
190 DOLLARS
PER MONTH
In Your Own Locality
mailt easily an.l honorably, without capi
tal, during your spare hours. Any man,
woman, liny, or irl can do the work k:i tid
ily, without experience. Talking un
Ueccssary. Nothing like it for money
making ever offered liefore. Our workers
always prosier. Nt time wastetl In
lea riling the business. IVc teach yon In
s nlht how to succeed from the first
hour. You can make a triul without ex
pense t youislf. We start you, furnish
ererythiiiif neeiletl to carry on the busi
ness successfully, and guarantee you
against failure if you but follow our
simple, plain instruction. Header, if
you are in nei-d of ready money, and
want to know all almut the best paying
business before the public, send us your
address, and we will mail yon a Uuciu
xucut giving you all the particulars.
TRUE & CO., Box 400,
Augusta, Maine.
THE BEST
Is None Too Good When You Buy
lEDICINES.
It is Jtl-it ns Iinjiortatit to S-euri;
FRESH, PURE DRUGS,
A it Is To Hare Confidence
AT SNYDER'S
You are always sure of Ki-ttiii! the
C'ur fully
TRUSSES ITITTKB.
All of the He at and Moat Approved True Kept lt .s,
Sftti- fact ion Guaranteed.
OPTICAL GOODS.
GLASSES FITTED TO SUIT THE EYES. CALL AND HAVE Yfl'jj
SIGHT TESTED.
JOHN N.
Somerset,
New York Weekly
Tribune
Somerset Herald
ONE YEAR.
T"WO DOLLARS.
Address all orders
Louther's Drug
Main Street, Somerset, Pa.
This Model Dmg Stcrs is Rapidly Bsccaisg aGrss
Favorite with People in Search of
FRESH AND PURE DRUGS,
Medicines, Dye Stuffs, Sjionges, Truset
Supporters, Toilet Articles,
Perfumes, &c.
THE fsiCTOR GIVE PUK-StiN AL ATTr.S TH.X TO THE 1'i'MH.lMHSG or
LoutliBr's PrescriptionsSFainlly Receipt
t.KKAT TAKE 111 IN.i TAK1N To I sE OSLY RII AND I'IKK ARTK1.FA
SPECTACLES, EYE-GLASSES, ;
And a Full Line of Optical Good$ always on band. From
large assortment all can be suited.
THE FffiEST BBAHDS OF CIGARS
Always on hand. It is always a pleasure to display our goa !
to intending purchasers, whether they buy I
from ns or elsewhere. 1
J. 171. LOUTHER M. D.
MAIN STREET - - SOMERSET. PA
Somerset Lumber Yam
ELIAS CTJNTN'GrELA.M,
MANrrAnrt-KKK asd Ikalek aso Wii.ilai.k ami Kktaii i k ,.
Lumber and Building Materials.
Hard and Sofb "Woods,
Oak, Poplar, Sidings. Pkkrt, MoiilJ
AValnut, Yellow Tine. Flooring. Sath. Mar Rail
Cher r j, Shingles, Doors, KnluKter. ClieMnal.
Lath, White Pine niiniln, Aewel Pols t.te.
A ei ii. r.tl liii.-of all uni.Ic-si.f I.umls-r ami r.uil.lin; Matt-rutt :inl UiN.rim: :. k-pt -st.s
k. Alstsruii furuish nnyllmi in tilt- lim- of inir ltiint t...r.l. r a :tii r- .."iJ
hW prtni(tii,-ss. sut li as llr.i. k. ts. ulil-itil work, elf.
Elias Cuxnincham,
Offlce anJ Tard Opposite S. &. C. R. K.
IT WILL PAY YOT?
Tt) II PY Yfllt
Memorial Work
or
WM. F. SHAFFER,
SOMKllSKT, PENS' A.
Maiiufatturt rtf an.l Ikulrrin
Kasttrn Work t'unilsht-a on Shtirt Sothv.
marble m imm mi
Also, Agent fcr the W1IITK T.Ki iN.K !
IVistms in msil of Mtmuiiii'iit Wurk will
find it to tlit-lr inti-rt'st to cull nt mv simp
tthi r. il pn. rs)msiiu will U- sivi-ii tli. ni.
-?s.t:sIui-ti.iii Kiuininttstl in evfrv rasa-, uinl
Prut vt-rj" low. 1 invito sptvial uil. iuum tu
the
Whit Bronze, Or Pure Zlno Mcnument
IntrtMlmtil hy llt-v. W. A. P.iii!.'. ns a ilis-ilttl
liiipntvfiiit-iit in the point trf MaN-rutl itml
t'oiislnit'tion. mill s lili h is il-stiiifl to In- tlie
populur MiHiuint-iit fr our t-hanetuMe t u
mite. Uive us a call.
WM. F. SHAFFER,
dMATSJIMlnjfe
our'Truijr. i
TAX I OBTAtH A PATEtT t Pr a
5r,lr".pl. ", "" "J sn Ikhmwi otMnrnn. wrlta to
.11 N A: 4 .. who base had nmljatxy .rars
ipenrncw In tn itnt business. riimunif.
tiims k net It enoildentiai. A ilanalbMk of In.
format iuo eooevrntna Pairats arsl bus to rxw
tain ibem stmt free. Also a rataltwiMui BMcban
Ical and srtvntine bnriits wnt fnw.
latets taken tbrontxb htunn k Ox rseerra
JtKKial noticein tlM Srirtliiir Anseriraa. ami
tlins ara brotnrht wkMt txln th pnbltcwitb
at tsmt to tba Itisenuir. Thin Dli'mltd paner
tssned weeklr. eHwautlr illaatratett. has toy far tha
lancest eirculatioa of an scientiUc work la Um
wortd. : a year. Sanifle covies sent f rea.
Buildinit talitioD, nsKithlT. tiJt a Tear. Mine!
enpiea. "J cvnia, r'Ttrr numrirr containa beau
tiful plates. In colors, and prsKncrapha of new
bouses, witb plana, enablinc buildurs to show to
laifst .lesitins and .nr tsmtraits. Addrvta
ML.N.M A CO. Jiisw Vokk. 34,1 Buoakwa
YOU CAN FIND
THIS
PAPER
n a. ia tm-sr n l lltv Adert .or Huresu ut
iRElIIlTGTOlT BEOS.
'ho aul amuiu tur adTaruauja at lvvtaa rstaa
in the l'hyiician
Them.
fr-sln-t rm-li-iit-t Mif-, v
Coiiijmuni! 1.
SNYDER,
IV
AND
to The Herald.
Store,
I!
Station,
suMi:rET.r.
LA.juu-.J 1.1
lt-.J 1.1
FT rrmtn iliui" 'n F.7.J. i 1.1
- X t 1
Ovor 500
Beautiful
Designs.
GOOD LIQUORS ! ;
and Cheap Li ;
ly ttillinat the Oll lit-l ' ,
Sttrf, ?
Se.309 .Mail St., and IOC fli-tc- ;"
Johnstown, 15! 1
all intls.if thf fltiiit-tst lU".l'
kt-t tun U hail. To my 'u
t'r this b a vi ll-knowl .
nil thfrs tin int iiii: I'T'"'' '
iiivon. iV'n't forsret that 1 j1'
haiul the greatest vari. ty i l-'i'
the ehoieist hraiuL a"'i l t!"'
If- ; 1
p. s. fishep! j
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