Polo Makei Ei Exit
Wapuixuiux, Vedoeday, April 20.
The Spanish minister, Luis Polo y
Bernabe, eccornpaoied by sis members
of his otafl", Mi. J his city nt 7 o0 p. J"-,
and the SjutiiUi linvemnwul thus ter
juinatcd its diplomatic representation
in the UuiuM rtu-U-s. The mini-tor al
his party It ft ly the Pennsylvania ;
ro'l, gwig uorihwartl t H Jifklo aiid )
Supinsii:i Bridge, aud thence to To-
rontu. By 13.Uoci.xk a. m. to-nior- j
row the lip-nisli cflicUte will I on j
British s iL Tuey will stop f r a flay j
or two oa the dta-l-iii tsMeof iS-ir-ptu-
iou Bridge, aud will then bjtud t. j
days at Toronto. From there they go j
to Halifax to take an ocean liuer. j
White tlie minister w oa ILLs Mde of
the border he has the protection of the
passport issued late this afternoon by
the Stale d.rtoient The dejKirture
of the Spaiii-h party was made without
noticeable demonstration, and although
a, considerable number of secret service
officers and police were on duty at the
dep3t, there was at no time any occa
sion for their doing more than keeping
back a crowd of curious onlookers.
At 6 o'clock this evening Senor Polo
made a hurried call at the French em
bassy and the A utriau legation, where
Bpauish interests are left in charge, and
then joined bis staff at the legation aud
started for the train. An express wagon
was piled high with the trunks of the
lare party. Just before the departure
from he legation the Austrian minis
ter, Mr. Her.gelmuller, and Baroness
Hengelmuller, dropped ia fur a last
word, and several other members of
the diplomatic corps called to make
their final adieus. This done, the lega
tion was vacated, and the party assem
bled at the Pennsylvania depot. As
the minister entered the station he was
recognized by the crowd, which closed
in about him uatil gently cautioned by
the officers. No words of indignity
were spokt n, and the salutations of
those in the crowd were rather agreea
ble than otherwise. He BtuiU-d in ac
knowledgment of the attention given
him, and several times touched his hat.
Following him came Senor Fabler So
ler, first secretary of the legation; Senor
Aoquaron', 9ecoud secretary; Senors
Plana and Almeida, attaches; Capt. Di
la Casa, military attache, and Lieut.
De Curantha, naval attache. Seiiors
Da Bosc and (Jalarz did not accom
pany the party, as they will remain un
til to-morrow, in an 'unofficial capacity.
At the train platform the minister was
. greeted by Viscount de Sauto-Thyrso,
the Portuguese minister, and by Calde-1
ron Carlisle, counsel of the legation.
The minister tpoke feelingly of his de
parture, saying the circumstances were
most painful to him. One of his inti
mates ventured the suggestion that he
would be. back soon again, under much
more favorable circumstances, but he
shook Lis head and said he feared this
could not 1 the case. He said his re
quest for his passports had beta made
only after the enactment of a law
which attacked Spain's sovereignty,
impugned her honor, aud insulted her.
Lieut. De Carantha asked the repre
sentative of the Associated Press to
make known the lieutenant's views on
the war about to be opened. He said
the Spanish people, particularly mem
bers of the army and navy, had always
entertained the most cardial feeling to
ward America, aud Spanish .hips had
found it a pleasure to salute ships of the
American uavy. Now, howevera war
is beitit; precipitated by an attack upon
Spain' honor, aud against this every
spark of Spanish loyalty would be
aroused. "It is no longer a question of
retaini ig Cuba," said the lieuteuant
'That was merely a question of terri
tory. Now a higher purpose "h in view
the tonor and dignity of Spain since
the Uiiited States has contemptnoiisly
orderel Spain to vacate Cuta and has
made the infamous charge that we are
responsible for the murder of the poor
men cf the. Maine, These orders and
charg are made with a kick of the
boot, and against such action Spain
will resist to the uttermost. There
fihould be no mistake about this. His
tory Iras recorded that even the legion
of Na poleon, with 43,K)0 men, lieariug
the triumphs of all Europe, were halted
aud retired from Spain, after those le-
:i'ius had lost 1-etween 3K),0o0and .-V
(KJO men. We recognize the gallantry
of the American navy, and the notable
lieroe of its past Paul Jones, Farra
jrut. Porter but Spain, too, has her he
roes, and their blood is in the veins of
those now called ujwm to defend her
honor. I speak a'ter recently talking
with my cava! associates, commanders
of Span it-h ships .nd of torpedo boats,
and I know that there is but oiie senti
ment, namely, that not one Spanish
t-hip shall be tk?n. Your navy may
send many of them io the bottom ; su
perior forces may seek to annihilate
them ; but not cue Spanish ship will
surrender U the American navy. With
honor at stake, that will be the respon?
of the navy of Spain."
The Cuban colon!al delegation also
terminated its relations at Washington
this afternoon. It had come here by
ppeeial appointment of the Culian au
tonomist cabinet for the main purpose
of effecting a reciprocity treaty. Senor
Augulo was at the head of the delega
tion. He left for Ne w York at 4 p. m.,
and his associates aooo.npanied him.
Immediately after the President had
signed the ultimatum fl copy -was sect
to the Spanish minister by Judge Day's
personal messenger, El ward Savoy,
one of the trusted employes of the State
department, who was appointed in
1J9 by Secretary Hamilton Fish.
About 11:3 the messenger appeared at
the front door of the minister's resi
dence and in an unconventional way
stated that he had a message from the
State department for the Spanish min
ister. Senor Polo excused himst lffrom
the French ambassador, with whom be
was then engaged, and met the mes
senger in the legation corridor. He
glanced at the enclosure, noting that It
was the ultimatum, and lade the mes
senger wait for a reply. This was al
ready prered, and had been ready
since yesterday. It was ml a rejoinder
to the ultimatum, but a terse remst
for Lis pa.-spcrjts, addressed lo Secreta
ry Slieroiiirand readinsr as follows:
"The resolution adopted by the Con
gress of the United States of America,
and approved to-day by the President,
is of such a nature that my pennatience
in Washington becomes impossible and
obliges me to request from you the de
livery of my passports. The protection
of the Spanish interests will be entrust
ed to the French amlsadrand to the
Austria-Hungarian minister. Oa this
occasion, very painful to me, I Lave
the honor to renew to you the assur
ances of my Lighest consideration."
At 3:30 Savoy returned to the Spanish
legation with the pas-ports, wiiich were
occonijianied by a not from Secretary
Sherman, which closed with as expres
sion of deep regret that the minister
bad ftlt called upon lo take this step.
- The passports are not in their usual
form, but in a special form, similar to
those presented to Lord Sock ville- West
when that unfortuaaUj tuiaUtrr was
obliged to retirj. Tuey addressed '-To
MZQPPPAn RAM M
R. S. Earaan. hsirusisr ef tlalurd Science Ea
nun
HsffsTilk College, Cared
Dr. ITiilferas' Pir.i Fills for Fate Pcspia
after Fhysiclans Failed.
fYcrn the Republican,
Prof P- S. T-cTrraan, tfie abl inanwU
of natnral science in Hie fa:nous Hartoviile,
!.KliGollecr. Jswell and iavmi'ii kiwn,
n oiiiy oa au iilucaiior,
bat aiM as a mm
isier of "tiie Fwrl. as fr a num r o. y.-rs
1, sras raptor of the I'mied Brethren rhurcb
at lirlucte, Mich., before coming to iiau
ilc TROF. B. . BOWMAX.
Pm..e time ajro he had a severe illnow
which wm eurJ almost miraculouslT. A
rrp-MitT hmriug of this, icfprriewwt hiui re
garJini: hie expfrienc. Prof, li wiaan
in me mid.4 of his work when the reporter
called, but he cheerfully pure him a hear-
A rear aco last full," said the professor.
"I br"'ke down with nerou eihaurtion,
aud was unable to properly attend to my
duties. I tried diflt-rent physicians but with
do relief, and also used many different pro
all to whom these presents may come,"
are figned by Secretary Sherman and
read thus:
"Know ye, that the bearer hereof,
Don Luis Polo y Bernabe, envoy ex
traordinary and minister plenipotenti
ary of Spain to the United States, ac
companied by his family and suite, is
about to t ravel abroad. These are there
fore to request all officers of the United
States or of any State thereof to permit
him to pass freely without let or moles
tation, and to extend to him all inena
Iy aid and protection in case of need."
THE SCEUE AT THE SIGNING.
With Firm' Hand
the
President
Which
Wrote the
Signature
May Kean War.
The President at 11:24 o'clock last
Wednesday affixed his signature to the
joint resolution of Congress requiring
Spain to evacuate the island of Cuba.
The ultimatum meanwhile had been
prepared at the elate department by
Assistant Secretary Day, and at 11:30
o'clock announcement was made at the
White House that it had been signed
by the President and had been eent to
the Spanish government.
The ultimatum was brought over to
the White House about 10:30 by Assist
ant Secretary Day, who went over it
with President McKinley before the
latter affixed his signature.
There were present in the cabinet
room with the President when he sign
ed the resolutions Secretary Alger, At
torney General (Jriggs, Secretary Illiss,
Senator Elkina and Mr. Charles Emory
Smith.
The President had breakfasted at the
usual hour, and at 10 o'clock came into
his office, where he was joined by Sec
retary Bliss. The President looked Tell,
aud as he walked up and down the cab
inet room for a little exercise, smokiDg
his cigar and with a bright red carna
tion iu bis buttonhole, he seemed in
vigorous health and in the full enjoy-
meut of his life.
His cheery greeting to Secretary Biii
as he entered the room confirmed the
impression that the strain of the last
few mouths had not made any observ
able inroads upon his health or (spirits.
General Alger had brought over from
the war department a pen which he re
quested the President to use iu append
ing his signature to the document. Thc-
pen had an ordinary gutta-percha hold
er, aud as it was banded to the Presi
dent ly his secretary, Mr. Porter, those
present gathered ar und the table to
witness the act. There was considera
ble feeling manifested by tho about,
but there was no demonstration or con
gratulation. The small crowd soon dispersed, and
within ten minutes the normal condi
tion of things at the White House had
been resumed. Secretary Alger remain
ed with the President, aud as soon as
the rush was over the two took a walk
in the White House grounds, n turning
iu lees than half an hoar.
Latest In Clothes Trees.
Braes clothes trees are lute additioni
in the furniture shops. They have the
advantage of weight, which gives them
stability, a quality often lacking in the
article. With tbeui are seen, too, stand
ing trass towel racks. It has been sup.
jesed thut this form of the rack was
practically eliminated from nse and to
Lave such uiadu of brass does not com
mend itself especially. Wet towels,
thrown over the brass rack, would soou
work injury alike to themselves and
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The Proper Education.
Charles Dudley Warner has said re
cently: "Education doesn't consist in
giving encyclopedic information. It
isn't anything in the world bat the
training of a mail's own mind. Then it
becomes au iustromeut that he can bring
to bear ou things." Aud a woman, es
pecially the mother of a family and the
mistress of home, stands in as great
oocd of this sort of education as docs
any man. Congregationalist
Vassar college girls have given a
timely hint possibly. They wanted the
10 o'clock lights oot rale abolished. The
faculty said. "2ay, nay, Pauline."
The girls issued an ultimatum, Flood
by it and woo.
The Countess of Wisberg, wife ot
Prince Oscar of Sweden, is ia London
taking a course of training as a nurse,
in order to bulp bur husband in mis
sionary work be has under taken in Af
rica. Miss Lillian Fits-White, who has
announced her intention of going on the
stage, is a cousin cf ex-President Har
rison aud was at one time a member of
William J. Bryan's Scnday school class.
Mrs. U. S. Grant is still suffering
from iniprirexl sight but otherwise is
iu the best of health. It is ber inten
tion to wrilo ber memoirs for hex chil
dren and grandchildren.
A Coaprnrotoa.
"I don't rap pose," said the wife,
"that yon mailed those letters I gaTe
you today, John. "
"No." said John cheerfully, "but I
did those yua gave me last week, my
dear, "
Sometimes policy and honesty go
baud in band. Cincinnati Commercial
Appeal.
During the last year no fewer than
10,000 school children were taught to
cwitn by iustrnctos easplcyed by the
London Schools Swimming association.
The gossamer iron made at Swansea,
England, is so thin that 4.800 plates a: a
nttded to lialie tai inch in tbickueu.
fk 3
cf a Severe IHnsss by
Cblumbtu, Ind.
prietary inetiirincf, spending a'rooat fifty
tlulkrn tor tliese melH-iues aJoue. 1 then suo.
cumlvd to a si-pe .f the pip in the middle
of m inter, and wan If ft iu a much wortecoa
d;tin. Mt khlnevs were fearfully dis
onlered, and my dicesiion b-sme very poor.
I was indeed in a bad -oudnion.
" A uiiiii.-ter in couferenee learning of nsy
eoiuiiiin aiivk-ed me o try lr. Williams'
Pink Pills for Pale Peojile. I had heard
much alont the wonderful curative powers
t4 tais nitdieine, but it was with reluctance
thuj I was Cnally persusdrd to try it, as it
NS-med that noUiinff could do rue any pood.
However, I procured three loirs of pills and
took them s'netly areoniing to directions.
By the tiroehe last doewas taken I was
almr cured, and in better health than I
hed !een for years. 1 continued usinif Uie
pills awhile lor.evr and was entirely cured.
1 eau cheerful lv rerommend Ir. 'W'illitnjs'
Pink Pills for Hide People."
Such was Prufeswar lowtnan's wonderful
story which was further endorsed by the fol
lowisig afS!avit.
HAimvtlXE, InL, 1'arch 16, 197.
I afiirm that the above actords with th
Cicts in n.y case.
E. F.OWMAS.
8i:tscrilHd an:l sworn to before me this
10th day nf Maieh, 1SM7.
Ltman J. tk.TPDEB, Xoiary Public.
STATK or ISL'laSA, .
Ir. AVillianis' Pink Pills f-r Tale People
eont.-iin all the elementu neeesfsary to ptre new
life find richness to the blood and restore shat
tered nerres. They axe sold in toxes (never
in louse fonn. by the dozen or huudmt) at fit)
eer.ts a hoi, or six boxes for $2 JO, and may 1
hud of all drucyis-ts or direc;iy by mail from
It. Williams' Medicine Company, Scheaeo
tady, X.Y.
Xarking the Ballot.
Judge Raybtirn has handed down an
opiuion in favor of Thomas Walley in the
Terry township election case. Thomas
Walley aud II. II. Say ran a tie vote fcr
assessor in Perry township. One ballot
that was not marked in the circle at the
head of the column, nor in lli square
rpiKite Say's name, but waa marked for
the office of assessor wan couuted for
Say. Judge lUyburo, in accordance
with a recent decision of the supreme
court, decided that this vote should not
be counted. This gave Wailey a ruajori
ty of one vote, ud the court decidid that
Walley waa the legally elected assessor
of Perry township. Judge Rayburn said
from the bench that if he had been on the
elts-tion board he would have counted
this vote for Say, but the decision of the
higher court was supreme. The supreme
court says that a voter must comply
strietlv with the law. His intent cannot
be presu mod. He must make a cross ( x )
mark either in the circle at the head of
the column or in the square at the right
of the condidate's name. This decision
is one that every election board and iudi
vidua! voter should remember. Kit-
tanuing Times.
Unfurl Those Flags.
From the Philadelphia Inquirer.
Uuder the present school laws of Penn
sylvania, the Boards of Directors are
authorized to purchase with the school
funds a National flag for each school house
in their respective districts. The author
izaiion is not in the form of a command
but it is clear and unmistakable.
In a number of districts the Directors
did not wait for President McKinley's
message of yesterday. Weeks ago they
exercised the authority vested in tham
and caused the Stars and Stripes to be
properly flung from the schoolbouses
under their control. Their action was
not aimed at any particular nation, nor
taken because of any recent complica
tion. They believed in the law's wisdom
as a patriotic measure and accordingly
carried it out
The time has come for - every othe
Board to follow their example. The flags
need not bo either very large or very fine.
But every achoolhouse in Pennsylvania
should tly one from its own staff before
another week has passed.
The two-year-old son of W. L. Fur
ga-son, of Bolton, Miss., had whooping
cough. "After several physicians ha
prescribed for him, without giving re
lief," writes Mr. Furgason, "I persuad
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Chamlx-rlain's Cough Remedy. Th
first dose had the desired effect, and in
rty-eight hours he was entirely fre
from all cough. I consider your reme
dy the best iu the market, especially
for children and recommend it at all
limes." The 2 and 50 cents sizes for
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Penalty for Drunkenness.
l'rniikanls contiibiite to the support of
the city school syxtetn. A slate law has
been in force since 1SI4 which provides
that the mayor or burgess of any town in
which there is a school district shall fine
each drunk convicted W the same to be
turned over to the school district. "A re
cent report from Wilkesbarre stated that
th3 town intended to collect these fines.
Allegheny has been profiling from this
income every year, and it is intended
that in the future it shall be increased as
much as possible.
Secretary George Gerwlg stated this
morning that the school system profits
about &VI0 annually from these fines.
The school authorities recently held a
conference with Police Magistrate Henry
lluuneslmueu regarding this matter and
the collecting of the fines.
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A nvarlne Philip
I 't.'t-K John .
i
1
7
11 a5
5 77
lt 41
Hi) tit
H 4.5
9 S5
M " ! I .l.topli
lvie Traet
OIt'mih A II ,t Wilnioth A
bmi h Hartinan k Lo
BliO TIIERS IJ LLEY.
T.uhangh Nathan
1:15 l'l Umi Sn ah
.17 Sit-in A brum. ..
ilW Huy Hiram V
M) ll-'y IVulnmiu tht'lrx;
71 l'ntts Alex
lu) lountr uuin J-er-ii, Mill, luiids
l(l Ifr.y Il i.J.n.in (toHrs).
1I Wrlkr John. .. .
)w Kills WI'liHin
J I!ikvu Hndoiph .
1T Kriti Simon V.
3't lUn.--rS.tmnW
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1 K-rltley M.m net
tf',' HrtlM Pi.lU r Cil I . ..
liU iisy WinSr. (tulro)
.TOTS
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M 70
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38 5
1 5 01
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.'4 17
1171
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25 7
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15 01
5 7
7 7
the:
MArUr iLSTOYES & RANGED
BLACK.
RM-jbler Vetcr
Shnir John
liire Ignite
trm j -if fl' .-.
u rkley ;irve
V iiwifl TIioii;a .
HreehU v H.' .
.le,P.J C
Konnaril tlii:if
Wl, rsin-ricrr !... .
c'-ber U.ivid. ..
M.irher Jacob
miemaa C W
CAsxEi.sr.1 .V Donovan.
15 S
tt X,
4 til
?t TS
U 10
17 V,
17 K5
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4 N
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11 V.
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15 IS
11 J
TV -nil Klward...
i 11
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ltiii Wm A....
il.iy Michael .
COSFLVESCE BOnoVGU.
Fullertnn J V
r.
6 w
ELK LJCK.
Moore John
U iseiitan ( riKt....
t'heiry Jno
t'lierry Jerry J
M.xire Hirun
Oebhart Hini.iu
9 V.
SI HI
47 JL)
4 70
27 14
15 17
5 V
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7 .!
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4 V7
Mnrtin Jamm..
Hay W in H
M.i rale In ls ...
Uoaicey James E
ilint'rai Lamls.
Acres.
15 MiuUey, VlcKene A MeKriJe..
FA inilOVF
71 3
2M
j
4:ii
4-0
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41
Golden EIi7.altth ....
Sherrldan Wild
Ho:i.v Jum-v..
Vteld'll-ury T
Weld A therrida7i"".T!r!ZZ
Kdlr hope X. s. Klre lirii-k Co..
aUEES YILI.E.
H:iy J M
Weld Henry T
Paiion A Knuie......... .
Zufctil Win 11 .
JEFFERSOX.
T"Oton Thoni:s .
yilrk Lndwiek
ijibsoii James.. .....
JICXXEX.
Vounr Mary J. ,
Cold Janu s.. ..... ....,
CS S5
17 -15
57 7
SI .55
72 5
17 17
61 15
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211 u
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4.0
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30 i5
LIXVULX.
100 VU1 1 11
LA DIM ER.
2K Il.iwnifln John
isi) Miller Jaeoh ,h.-irs
.irt Meyers l"etT i heirsi
J fp.ii;!e Audrew i heirsi
LOWED TV 11 KEY FOOT.
K1 Hark lli-orve .
l.Vi Kwlilj Jonn J)
,) Htlnimel Jlrv
4:) riink, U-rkoiiti 4 KudUUl -
41 (JoyUO
V " il'uinter)
7i " (Forward x Il"su)
1UM1 Hart Jawtb 1 helm)
Mineral Law.!.
8 54
W 15
151 4
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22 75
24 lii
24 ii"
15 U
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22 76
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4-tl ll..hy A 6t hro
511 Huns Ixutc et nl ..
1?) Sink, lli-rkoutz t Ku.lill...
D Metiushi y A Mhearer...
Ml DDL A-Y.7? EEK.
40T.' Bedford tiUQr.ln
!', Not known
XORTlIAMrTOX.
12.5 15
SI W
81 51
II 40
17 ttt
27 13
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1UU
Kinsiitore Sunb
Wadinau M.iry
Younif Ann -
Witt Wolferxberger
liitl ner Nt-lson
Weid Ib-nr- T
Kelley Wm II-
OCLE.
PavH John
Kolk Dwen
Ly le Ja nies
Grf.T.th Ed ward"".".-"
Kolk Cnli-b Jr
Kolk Culeh
Prlee Jol n
Mi-Donuld M J .
Hhxllenws Dltver
Herkebile Nonh
Pcnrod Joouih
Morris Mrs John
Uh.xuls Henrj'..
K:iilh John
Kyoek siuu.-l
foiie IN I r ..
Moore Jir. ph
Vlekroy A t'lnrk
Gardner John .
is at
4 7I
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1.17 lU'UJohu IM 17
Q I 'EM. 1 IlOXIXd.
Mineral Ltiivli.
!5 Herring Ha nib 79
:I7 Pwimk J I. S L 21 1'5
71 Hotlnuiii Albert 11 45
dock wood iionovan.
Lots.
1 Betiford George 9 01
Somerset Donovan.
t W eiinerFE IS 9
SHADE.
Acres.
a-4) Andemon Siimuet Ml 42
17 HiUfhew Utehel.. II W
l) Hiteshew iSusitn ii
H Ki ll Willinn ... 1 ."
s Ijimls rt li t: 4 W)
7 M.i J A J H.. .
2W llarmn Thomas 1(1 1'4
o Collroth A Itupple . IN 55
lit) " 1H in
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Ji - IT. 5
4-0 " 2D 77
2i I-ohr Franklin P .5 13
10 iiershberer Elizabeth 5 50
Mineral Land.
VO Oerrli.li Theodore II IK
511 Huston John t' 41 5
:sil Wluitler Hiram's t widow) Hi 25
l"i Itodh-t rsKniiik ai S2
im hi Ii7
213 Yonn? (widow i 3n !
Kl IjimlH-rt Ji f (W'lk-ox! - t .!
17H VansftK ArnnUw ". iil
llrulmker M A iv
In) Shutter Elius K 55
HI Ix.hr T J - - li S2
O I ohr John T I". !--
2i Shsf.-rAIi ,
Hi lUhljsers Alonio . II 72
SOMERSET.
5h jueerlxt 12 )
r0 Yonni! Jiieob . 5 (
27 tiuiiiix rl John S "2
2S KriMl!iii) En. ilt 11 -M
20 11H Koss A Co V 75
Mineral LanJ.i.
C.i CuppW W So
l-i 11! SninuH A 15 17
4t Seedier Kielutn! . W
IU) ltivls Suvilla and Jo-eh 10 72
77 ShauVrJ V 'Ji
STOXYCREEK.
401 Wtsler Lewis... SI -W
4-.0 Cook James . li
Mineral I.'tml.
237 llellmnn Jfc Millor 27 30
S VMM IT.
12 eVh.!l ft H a p
Id l'rills Alexiindi r t 47
Mineril ltml-u
l.V) f.leh'y .M 12 5
Ji H.-rkley Hurvey 21 Hi
Horner M C 14 71
SOVTIIAMPTOX.
Adam Alexan1er. .....
Itrown Thi'ii is .
' t'oinp SainnH .
M.eii and Witt
Meltride MarraH
Wayman t'Htharine
Koddy- linulium iaar niilli
(Truutman)
Kmerlrk J:ieob
.ulall Murv li.-in.)
WullHceik Tairick K ornx)
Kmeri. k Jneib
K vii lis Imnlel .....
Mineral I.amU.
Keiinell J I.
l.eptey Sonon ...
Shoemaker Kailey ...
Konis jHiib
Hurki-t T-n:i .
Trmitmati JrHib ...
Ki-niM-tl I,evl
Wilt J L.. .
. H-nekle
Rker ll'njuiin.. .... .
Pfi-itf-r John
W insert j .
VITKft TVBKEIu)T.
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Cuieuuui lirun ...
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Y'Hinkln Ivlilnh
Khxuls Ah-xander
KolTvejIiu-v Nelson
Hlollippl 11
R u'e.uh irary -Muy
Kve "
Klrintone Mary
Heidi EH
Wootllnys Jos M
Heinbauh I-alh "
'rurner Kruee iHenM'l D C
Kn.er John S w
Koniivbura Jmn -
brou.her liwnnii " .
Yutxy K 11 "
M-yer Jonas M ,
CmwiioverJC
Metenlf Henry F Hon
Svchler Joxhual.Ui'.rhman he's
vjisixa Donovan.
Lhl John H .
i i !Ti h Jol i ii ' iwim W T )
Foundry t WalLice V T;
rvh il Henr-.
VftcaetT AJjims A Co
12 nj
11 71
14 14
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12 51
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13 25
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WM. WINTER J,
Ti.no -n
v . . .
Bonters -1, Ta, April 11, W.
P Pitmors pnrl". taxes nnanvofthv
Inn Irni-lvmiwl U-r.ire th! d iv of silo, will
bet-baiyd 75 cents for advfnlsins and feus.
THE
Somerset Iron Ms.
fwuurrlff Sot!ret &!tvhanicul Works)
OPEPATED BY A NEW FIRM,
Has hea refitted with New MacLinery
aud ia now prepare! to furnish
Stoves, Plows and
Castings
Of all kinds on short notice.
Alao builders of the
IMPROVED
Barrett Gas Engine,
Best in use. Any size. Call and
0e it.
We also carry a line of
ERASS GOODS,
8Team Frrnxos,
PAI'KIXG,
Ol IS
and ENGINE SUPPLIES.
Ilaviug put in a new and complete
, line of Machine Tools, are now
able to do all chit's of work, such
as Ke-boring Cylinders, Planing
Valve and Valve Seats, or any kind
of Engine that may be re
quired. We earnestly solicit your
.work aud will guarantee satisfac
tion. Office and Works near the R. R. Station.
Somerset Iron Works,
Somerset, Pa.
nun
M HEW V
OLY PERFECT
jTAMILYUSn..
FOE SALE BY
JAMES B. HOLDERBAUM,
Somerset, Pa.
SOMERSET MARKET KUfOKT
t'OKKECTKD WEEKI.Y H
Cook & Beerits,
RVtstoyf April 20, 1S9S
(per ba
Appie a ri -d, fc
evu I'm itnlnl t
-
TTi;t
40 lo v.
Apple Butter, p, r
l run. pr B .
Butter. frwli kt-e, per 1"
(cnnmery, pT tt) Jih
Beeswax, pt-r fc 2
,uiintry lutin, tier 1U t lji
Bacon. 1 eureil haui, per
. lAy
"Jslile. pr S tos-
shulder. pr lb
0 lf S
Bac"- i Mum. iH-r lb
rv,r. J r-ii. iwt
1 -.K1M..l .... . M.
...-..
Ill
Pr bbl f 1. (1 to l.
rn.. J t'um' 'fliitiil,
Cement. Prt,nI1jt
pel bbl :.'..i to 4.IS
t orn: it I, nr t
Ktits, P--r doa
- li)
Honpy, white clovcr,ir 3 . is In
Iird, p. r E 7 Ui 10
l.lnii", per bbl m f
Molasm, N.O.. per Kl.
tiuio-is, prr m i.u) to I. a
I'ota-oi.. per bus lii to Nfc
feaeiHs, e v.ipomted , pt-r t to 1'k
1'ruDes, rn-T lb K to I
M.Y.. perbbl I I.
Httsbuiv, pel bbl lI.lt
Dairy, bu sai-ks 2
. M
" 4 bos sacks HZ. f.i.i.
eroanil alum. Iki Ei sa-ka. is
Biaple, per 6 to
l:np.ine(l yrliow, piT fr
white, A. .it t 4
sr.mulaU. p-r w
Cuoe or pulverized, per .i
PT k1 . .:vir
Bujar.
Syrop.
niapie. per Kl .b0 U7m
Moiievrare, ai.uu ji
i :iiow, per s to :
Vinegar, per xal. S) to :ii
uinouiy. p r uus. si u to H 77
clover, per bus JJ.j) to s ft
" crlmsou. per bus 4. Of
" alfslti, pr bus a
alske. oer bus 7
Seeds.
Millet, wrmsD, per bus... j 2f;
Jtmrley. hlte benrdless, per boa. 1.2?
bjowhi-aU pt r bus
win, eiir. p, r bus , 42 to 4.c
" sIm !!fii, per bus. 1 to tie
oata, p r bus 3J u sir
rye, per bus .. .Sir
wheat, per biis....
bnw, per PHI lbs .. .sv
riim and isitaeliop. per bin sv. .. HV
dour, milcr prw.-sa. per !!II.7.V i.ini
' sprint pteut aud fi-pey
blgli tn-.U ii7VW.no
A Feed
Flour.
I onr, mwer vntde per 140 Sv,j.t...V,
Miil.liin.. I winte, per IvW I6J K
- 1
I red, pt-r lu) Urn
CONDENSED TIME TABLES.
Baltimore and Ohio Eailroad.
Somenet and Cambria Branch.
SOETHWAED.
Johnstown Mall Kxpress. Kockwood 7-00 a.
in Hoiiierset Sruil. Huvetown uL Uooy
ersville ltHJO, Job us town 11:10.
Johnstown Mall Express. Itorkwood 11:30 a.
m., Homerset 1 l:i Htovesuwo ll3, Huov
enivilie lias, Johnstown 1:10 p. n
Johnstown Areommodation. Riekwond i:J)
p. in., Homers.-t il-i SUivesUjwiMtli. Hoov
eraviliet..!, JoUustowu'Tiii.
OCTHWARD.
Mall. Johnstown tM a.m.,HoovorsT I -1
rt.yesuwn tfci, Hofiervt lui Hock wood
1
Kip pews.-Johnstown 1:50 p. m., Hooverwlll
iJ,KUyeUiwna:jl,SHJUeraet 8u!. Uock
wood 3:44,
t-ily.
P. B. MARTIN,
Manager of Paaseuger Traffic.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
C.Tf N aTTANDAKD TIME.
IN EFFECT NOVEMBER 29, 1897.
OMDrtJII) 8CB kCI-.
Trains arrlT and depart from the station at
Johnstown as follows :
w-s-nraar.
Western Express. , ,
Month western Kx press
JorinsUiwn Aenmitiiod.ntion
Jotii.stown Areotnuiodauon
Pst-irie Espress
a. m.
. dn
. MO
. :.!
. 2: "SI
. 4 :Cl
. -10
way rasseoifer..
riltsburg Kx press J"
Mail "
Fast IJn
p. m.
Jonn tow a Aecuic noda tioni!
-AJSTWABD.
Atlantic EmiM
. s ;s i
8n-sbiire E.tprt!8..
AlUiuns Aoxraniodatin..
-
mj r. x preset ....
M;tin Line Kip 1."
Alumna AccjminMslatlon.l
.
9:10
l.i-1.1
lii"2 p. in.
itii r..iprohs....
fJii
I f?S wllr.V i V.-'k
MM
The
Johnstown Acrommodalion . m
Plilla.li lphla L'-nrft-L... 7 'n
Fast lane
It requires a good sckctfu ttcck aid a ncat'v
room to do a bruik business.
I WE HAVE BOTH OF THEM.
Pure Drugs LTlH
j Fresh and Good condition. Ia the waj of
1 Prescription fXn
we are sure to have it, Yoa are always sure of srettir. tie be- i
OpticalGoods rj
Trusses Fitted. All of the best and most approve, T .."'
t pi 111 Siuca.. k?atioiav,kiuu guaiauici'u.
miiiii
Louthefs Drug Stor
Main Street, Somerset, Pa.
this Model Dreg Store is Rapidly B:::::-
Favcrite with People ia Searcli cf
FRESH . AID . PURE . DBU
Medicines, JJyt Stuffs, Sponges, Ttl
Lonliisr's PrescriptiOESs S FBmOf Be
OBEATCARM BE190TAI-K TO VUM OKLT F--SH AXD rrKE IRTiaa,
SPECTACLES, EYE-GLASSES
ind a Full Line of Optical Goods always on hand. Frcr
large assortment all can be suited.
THE FffiEST DHIKDS OF CISAE
VJways oa hand. It is always a pleasure to display oc
4AIN STREET
VJAH)TT?DOT?'T TT1UrnT7n V f' J
OUlYlHiAOiLl JjUlYli)I IH
I
ErLAs CTj7srrsrnsrGHAM i
Hard and Sott Woc-j
4t
Oak, Toplar, Sidings.
Walnut, Yellow Pine, Flooring,
Cherryt ShlngleH, Doors,
Ith, White Fine Illlnd,
A general line of all (trades of Lumber and Bnlldlnir aterial and R.T.d'uV -f
tack. Also, can furnish anything in the line of our busin- tunnl.T wiitr
ble prompt-teas, aucb.aa Brackets, odd-slstl.wi.rs .; If. i
Elias Cunningham, j
Office and Yard Opposite S.-CB.S. Sttln,
TheN.Y.WeeklvTnW
BOTH ONE YEAR FORSf
The N. Y. Tribune Almansc
lams in constitution i tlie I nibH Htl, IIm- iiiistitunn:! '" , . y
iminM-y umi diii. nn a roinpHiison or old anu n-w nil-" . -
im Httpiiiiiiik. a ntUijiKsn.
oiim-rs( Hi (lillcrviit
irtr, Tithl of Ptlt.lM-KlHl
sntrlronthvCu rrenry,
1 Mr Mtandanl Amcri-i
Whltlskir's Alinnai In V.nnu ...
Vrve cruta. tUHbi. jaild. Bead all orders to TH E H ERt-u'
IT WILL PAY YOTJ
TO BUT TOCB
Memorial Work
or
WM. F. SHAFFER,
SOMERSET. PENS' A.
-Una&ict-rer of and Dealer la
Eastern Work FarnlshBd. on Short Jtotlcs
Hill! US fLURl IDI
Alao, Arnt for the WHITE BRONZE I
Persona In need of Monument Work wit
And It to their InU-mt to call at my sbof
wnerea pmptr snowinif will Dt iclveu litem
"tisfiurtion guaranteed in eTery case, an
Pile very low. 1 ioTitc spvclal attention to
the
White Brze, Or Pure Zlno Menuments.
prodaeed by Pu-. W. A. Ring, as k decl l-d
iii.pnvtHii-iil In the point of Material and
Coustrut'tlon.and whi''h is dcalined to be tli
pooular Monument fur oar cauf-tlec!l-uite,
Uivs as a call.
Wm, F. Shaffer.
Snyders Pharmacy,!
JOHN N. SNYDER,
SOMERSET, pAj
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Supporters, Toilet Articles,
Perfumes, dc.
TH DOCTOB GIVES T-ItSoSAi. ATT-STIOS TO TH t CO fOCSDISS Of
to , mtenamg purcnasers, wnetner they bnj
ftorn us oi elsewhere.
J. M. LOUTHER M. D.
SOMERSET
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MASUJACTC-- A3TD DULIt ASV WHOLE3AL1 AND RjCTAILIXOI
Liimber and Building Materials, i
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trs. i.onsuls, -. ; tne perm'niivi - , . ,t.
l.-s.i-iim:iniliiis olnit-rs "f """ Amu . ,, 3 t
iti-, Kl-tun Return. Party I'lali'T" f
, IJold and Silver, nd a vast amount .i ..
A Inimuir. mulluimtlvo and rmiipl l' l"R r I
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