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The Somerset Heiald.
D WARD SCULL, Editor end Proprietor.
WEDKKSDAYS-
JJovember IS 1SW.
Senator Hanxa is still in the sad
dle. Agcixaldo will listen in vain tor
the rumble of the November tidal ws ve
he hoped for.
As analysis of tbe vote cast in thia
county at the late election will con
vince tbe most skeptical that Stalwart
Republicans istick to the ticket.
The United States cruiser Charles
ton, which haa been patroling the
northern coaft of Luzon, was wrecked
on a reef on Tuesday, November "th.
All her 300 men were saved.
Just as Aguinaldo had arranged to
receive early returns of the November
elections the thunder of American guns
saluted him on all Bides. He is tbe
first on the con traction Lst side to dose
bis headquarters on account of discour
aging reports.
The official count of the vote in West
moreland county shows that Judge
Doty, DemotTat, is re-elected by a ma
jority of 170. The entire Republican
ticket, with the exception of the candi
date for Judge, was elected. Judge
Doty owes his re-election to factional
quarrels in the Republican ranks.
The Republicans of tbe county are to
be congratulated on the m.-gnificent
vote given the State and county ticket,
in spite of the secret tfforts made by
p ofcssed members of the party to keep
down the majority. Somerset county
is loyally Republican, and the voters
can not be misled by the personal
6pite of the so-called "Business Men's
League,"
It is now announced that an ar
rangement is being consummated
whereby tbe Democrats and anti-Quay-ites
will fuse in an effort to elect Col.
J. M. Guffey, the Democratic leader,
to succeed Mr. Quay in tbe UuiUd
States Senate. We imagine that th's
effort at fusion will be about as success
ful as that last year, when Mr. GuflVy
sold Representative Koootz a good sized
irold brick in the shape of a promise to
give him the Democratic vote for Speak
er of tbe House.
-Superior Court Judge John I. Mitch
ell repudiated the insurgent and the
Wanatn&ker outfit iu a letter given to
the public a few days before the elec
tion, and those who had hailed him as
the "Father of Insurgents" could not
find language strong enough to con
demn hioi. Judge Mitchell expressed
himself as being entirely satisfied with
tbe present State Government and tbe
Republican State leaders. His letter
was a brain-clout for the followers of
Rosses Martin and Fliun.
The Republican National Commit
tee will meet in Washington within
tbe next threo or four weeks, at which
meeting they will fix the time and place
for holding tbe next National Conven
tion. Tbe Convention will probably be
held early in June, which will neces
sitate the holdinK of the Republican
State Convention not later than the
first or second week in June. This will
also necessitate the holding of the Re
publican primaries in this county at an
early date, probably in the month of
April. All of which prospective can
didates should take note of and govern
themselves accordingly.
The result of the election in Ohio
must at once be gratifying to President
McKinley and to every patriotic Amer
ican. The fight was made directly
against the President and Lis policy of
expansion. The Democratic candidate
for Governor, McLean, is tbe richest
roan who ever ran for a State office, a
dextrous and unscrupulous politician,
who hoped to carry his State, and thus
become a formidable candidate for the
Democratic nomination for the Presi
dency. McLean boldly advocated the
cause of Aguinaldo, and his defeat was
crushing. The Buckeye State repre
sents public sentiment throughout tbe
country on this issue.
By the official returns of Fayette
county Robert E Umb 1, Democrat,
was awarded a certificate of election as
Judge, but the muddle in the returns
from several districts opens the way for
a contest. Umbel's majority over ex
Judge Kwing, Republican, is 32. It
has been discovered that the election
officers of Dunbar township did not
sign the return sheet, owing to the fact
that a Democratic watcher, not a mem
ber of tt. election board, read the bal
lots against the protest of members of
tbe board. This district gave Umbel
a majority of 64, and if its vote is
thrown out, Ewing will have a major
ity of 32.
The returns of last Tuesday's elec
tion clearly forecast the candidates for
next year'a Presidential contest. The
result of the elections is a splendid in
dorsement of tbe administration of Wil
liam McKinley, and his friends have
every reasoa to feel hsppy over tbe out
look for 1900. Bryan carried his State
by a fusion of the Democrats and Pop
ulists, and tbe Democrats can not un
load him, notwithstanding tbe opposi
tion of tbe leading politicians and jour
nals of his party. Tbe campaign just
closed was fought on National issues,
and the lines are as clearly drawn for
next year as they will be after the nom
inating conventions have been held.
Tbe followers of Bryan are imbued with
tbe same spirit that actuated the cop
perheads In 1SG3, and their champion
ship of Aguinaldo and anti-expansion
presages their overwhelming defeat
McKinley is as good as elected now.
Now that the smoke of battle has
cleared away it is proper that Republi
can voters take account of the damage
to tbe reputation of Lieutenant-Colonel
James E. Barnett by the assaults made
opon him by tbe Democratic and In
surgent press in the counties from
which tbe Tenth Regiment was re
cruited. In Washington county, from
whence emanated most of the slaader
oos attack, his vote was 79 less than
Judge Brown's, and was largely in ex
cess of the vote given Governor S'one.
In Westmoreland county, which seut
two antt-Qaay members to the Legisla
ture, Barnett was cut just 117 votes.
In Fayette county, where live some
of his most violent accusers, he led the
Republican ticket.
Colonel Barnett suffered his greatest
loss in tbe eastern counties, notably
in Philadelphia, where be was person
ally unknown, and where he was slan
dered and vilified by those newspaper
whose political course is shaped by the
discredited "Business Men's League."
Colonel Barnett acted wisely in leav
ing his vindication to tbe people of the
Slate.
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COL BARNETT WINS
IT 106,217 VOTES,
ROUT OF THE DEMOCRATS.
Thej and tbe Insurgent Forces
Are Now Scattered to tbe
Four Winds.
CJonel James E. Barnett has carried
Pennsylvania by 10G.217 plurality. The
slanders against the gallant Colonel or the
Fighting Tenth have been fittingly re
buked, and to-day all the world knows
that the people of the old Keystone State
not only approve of the policy of the
national government in tbe Philippines,
but tha'. they appreciate the service, of
tbe man who gave op borne and friends
for a season to fight for his country there.
Complete figures from every county in
the Slate, nearly all of them unofficial
fooling of the official returns, snow that
the plurality of Lieut. Col. James E.
Birnett, Republican candidate for State
Treasurer, over William T. Creasy, Dem
ocrat, l 10617.
Tbe full vote was: Barnett, Republi
can, 4.JG.790; Creaxy, Democrat. 330.5i3;
Caldwell, Prohibitionist, 16,863. Total
vote, 7M.235, a plight increase over the
vote for State Treasurer in 17, and 1S5,-
1HI leas than the vote for Governor last
year.
Lieut. Col. Barnett was the victim of
considerable cuttiug, he falling about
2S.200 votes below Brown, the Republi
can candidate for Supreme Court J ustice.
His plurality in the two large counties of
Pailadelphia and Allegheny was 5,M3
14,709 respectively.
Lieut. CoL Barne.t carried 40 of the 67
counties of the State.
IX OTHER STATES.
Ohio was the pivotal point in Tuesday's
election. It was tbe storm center around
which and in which revolved ca'.ional
issues. State issues and personal issues.
Serious Republican disaffection, the open
o (position of tbe Slate administration
and the feeling against Senator Hanna
threatened to give tbe State to the Demo
crats. A plurality any plurality under
the circumstances was a victory, and the
fact that Nash was elected by at least
50,000 gives evidence of tbe staunch loy-
ity of tbe Republican masses of that
State.
After being robbed of between 30,000
and 40,000 votes. Gen. W. S. Taylor, tbe
Republican caadidate fur Governor of
Kentucky, was elected on tbe face of the
returns by a plurality over Goebel, the
Democratic candidate, of between 7,000
and 9,010. But yet seeing defeat staring
tbem in tbe face, the Goebel managers,
having the election machinery behind
them, are still claiming a victory, an
nouncing a plurality over Taylor of 7.XX).
Massachusetts has been supposed to be
the stronghold of the anti-expansionists,
but, nevertheless, a plurality for Crane
and tbe rest of tbe Rupublican State
ticket of 6G,000 was given, indicatiog that
a great deal of tbe anti expansion talk
was wind.
Iowa was carried by the Republicans
by a plurality of 75,000, a decided in
crease over ISytJ.
Ia New York the Republicans retain
control of tbe Legislature by about tbe
name majority as last year. Democrats
sjffer reverses at Buffalo, Troy and Al
bany and in Chemung county, tbe home
of ex Senator Hill. Democrats carry tbe
four counties of New York City and elect
tbe New York county ticket by 45,000
plurality.
Col. John Walter South (Peni.) was
elected Governor of Maryland by a ma
jorily estimated at between 10,000 and
15,000. Tbe defeat of Governor Lowndm
was due to disaffection in Republican
ranks.
Fusion ists claim the election of Hoi
comb as Judge of the Supreme Court in
Nebraska by a maj rity of 18,000. Tbe
vote of both parlies fell off. Republicans
suffering most.
South Dakota has been reclaimed. The
Republican State ticket received a plur
ality of 10,000.
New Jersey went Republican, while
Virginia and Mississippi, it is hardly
necessary to say, were carried by tbe
Democrats.
Illinois county returns generally favor
the Republicans.
Git the Children a Drink
called Grain-O. It is a delicious, appe
tising, nourishing food drink to take tbe
flace of coffee. Sold by all grocers and
iked by all who have used it because
when properly prepared it tastes like tbe
finest collee but is free from all its injur
ious properties. urain-O aids digestion
and strengthens tbe nerves. It is not
stimulant but a health builder, and chil
dren, as well as adults, can drink it with
great benefit. Costs about as much as
coffee. 15 and 25c.
SEWET IS HAREIED.
Ha Taxes Mrs. Hatea to b Eii Brid.
Mrs. Mildred M. Uazen and Admiral
George Dewey were quietly married at
10 o'clock Thursday morning at the rec
tory of St. Paul's Catholic Church in
Washington. The ceremony was per
formed by Rev. James F. Muck in, pastor
of the church, assisted by Rev. Dr. Foley,
assistant pastor, and Rev. Sidney S. Hurl
bert. The ceremony was strictly private
and of the simplest character.
At the close of the ceremony Admiral
Dewey grasped Father Mackin's hand
and said :
"Father, I am greatly pleased to have
been married by you, for I know that at
one time in your life you were a sailor."
Agninildj tad His Army Surrounded.
Manila, Nov. 11 Aguinaldo's capture
is expecteJ any time now. The wily
Filipino chlefiaiu did not escape to tbe
mountainous districts in tbe northeast.
Both the dictator and his troops are sur
rounded by tbe American army.
The first knowledge that Aguinaldo
was within the circle formed by the
American troops was gleaned by tbe
capture of Aguinaldo's secretary by CoL
Hayes. The son of General lUuderaa
and his family aie American prisoners.
rte ueneral barely escaped.
Many telegrams sent from tbe insur
gent leaders to minor officers have been
intercepted. One directed to the com
manders of tbe forces at San Jose and
Carrauglan beeeeched the commanders
to bald out at all costs.
Another that fell iuto the hands of Gen.
Lawton, from an insurgent eaptaio to a
Filipino general, read: "How can you
blame me for retreating when only
twelve of my company were able to
fight?"
The rebel armv is. indeed, in a nrr
plight. Besides being cut up into email.
Harmless bands by the swift-moviug
American forces, they are suffering mum
from ditease than the Americans, owing
to ia? oi medicines, poor food and ultby
hospital, with the result that thera ia
great mortality among them.
Oaly 1300,030,000 at Stake.
About 50 Crawford
James Herrington, who in 1S31
ed 160 acre of land in what is now the
neert or Chicago, are about to lninnu
a contest for tbe possession of the proper
ty. Taey base their claim cn a quit
claim deed which is recorded from Her
rington to hi son, James Herrington, Jr
and which they alleee waa foroA.1 l. it..
younger Herrington, who obtained pos-
""" w me property in 1S35. The heirs
of the other children of tbe elder Her
rington, who are about to commence ac
tion, nearly all live in Xfin- j
vicinity. Tbe property is valued at about
SJOO.000.000, and the new Federal building
tbe corner alone or which was recently
laid by President McKiuley, is located
on this tract.
The little folk. w. n.
ay Pine Syrup. Pleasant to take; per
fecUy harmlees. Potiv. cure for cough.,
colds, bronchitis, asthma.
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THE LOSERSjT ODDS.
Eow oa Between Eryanite Demo
crats and Eepublicaa
Insurgents. .
COL. BAENETT'S BIG VOTE.
B Could Throw Away Eepublicaa Majori
ties la Philadelphia and Allegheny and
Givtt Creasy Every Vott H Got,
and He Would Still Be Elected.
(Special Correspondence.)
Philadelphia. Nov. 14. And now the
Democrat and their late allies, the
Repuhllcan insurgent, are in a merry
row. They are calling each other
names, and there is no telling where
it will all end. Both are disgusted
with the result of last Tuesday's elec
tion. Each had hoped there would be
a landslide in which the Republican
state ticket would be buried out of
sight. But. alas and alack, they were
both destined to disappointment. The
people of Pennsylvania went to the
polls and repudiated the Bryanlte De
mocracy and expressed their contempt
for the men, who. while claiming to be
Republicans, have for the last two
years been allies of the Democracy
and some secretly, and others openly,
waging a bitter warfare against the
Republican organization of Pennsylva
nia and iu leaders and iu candidates.
NotwlthsUnding the fact that Creasy,
the Democratic nominee for sute
treasurer, was a pronounced Bryanlte
and was ignored by the sound money
men of his own p ty, and the Demo
cratic party organ hattion in Pennsyl
vania waa avowedly for Bryan, these
so-called Insurgents, who wish to be
known as Republicans, not only voted
for Creasy, but many of them spent
their time maligning Colonel Barnett,
the Republican candidate, against
whose nomination not a single vote
was cast in the Republican state con
vention. Through the assistance of certain
disgruntled machine politicians in
Philadelphia, of the stripe of David
Martin, and in Allegheny of the Will
iam Flinn school, and with other scat
tering elements. Colonel Barnett's vote
was cut a few thousands, but with it
all he was elected by a plurality of
over 106,000. This is certainly a mar
velous result, in view of the immense
sums of money poured Into the Demo
cratic and insurgent machines for use
both before and on election day, and
the fact that with one exception every
Philadelphia morning newspaper, all
Wanamaker owned or politically con
trolled, waged an unrelenting and des
perate fight against the Republican or
ganization and Its candidates.
But the outcome has brought great
trouble for tbe enemies of the Repub
lican organization.
The Democrau are already out In a
declaration that they will do no fur
ther businoaii with the insurgents ex
cept upon the basis that the insur
gents shall turn in flatfootod for the
Democratic candidates for the legis
lature. GEN REEDER CONGRATULATED.
General Reeder. chairman of the
Republican state committee, has beeu
congratulated by active and promi
nent Republicans throughout the state
for the splendid results of the Repub
lican campaign. Although Chairman
Reeder was handicapped through lack
of funds and the railroad companies
refusing to extend the usual courtesy
of half rate fares for studenU and
others whom he desired to send home
to vote, he did the best that could
be dene tinder adverse circumstances.
The Republican organization was In
fighting trim and when the time came
to get out the vote the county commit
teemen and the members of the vig
ilant committees did noble work for
the whole ticket.
During the campaign the chairman
of tbe Democratic state committee, Mr.
Rilling, made big boasts of what the
Democratic party was going to do In
the Interior counties of the state and
that Creasy would come to Philadel
phia ulth a majority. But an exam
ination of the returns shows that Col
onel Barnett would have been elected
if he had not received a majority of
rne vote in either Philadelphia or
Allegheny counties. In other words,
the Republican majorities in these
two Republican strongholds could ba
thrown away and Mr. Creasy given
every Democratic vote he polled In
these two counties and still Colonel
Barnett would be elected. The Demo
cratic cry of fraud In Philadelphia is
answered with the statement thai
there are desperate men In both par
ties, that there are Democratic frauds
as well as possibly some Republican
frauds. But this occurs only in spoU
where the conditions are conducive to
this sort of work. In a great majority
of the polling places In Philadelphia,
U la safe to say, there Is not a fraudu
lent vote ever cast in the Interest of
either party. Conditions in this re
spect are far different from what they
were some years ago,
FUSION'S DEATH KNELL.
Another very gratifying result of the
election is the complete wiping out
of the lnsurgenu and the Democrats
in the legislative districU in which
by fusion deals they defeated regularly
nominated Republican candidates for
tbe legislature last fall and elected
DemocraU or nondescripts. Thia is
emphasised in the election of the Re
publican county UckeU In Chester.
Blair. Montgomery and other coun-
iiob. in vuesier county there was an
attempt to repeat the fusion victory of
last year by the nomination of a
fusion county ticket. This ticket was
defeated by an overwhelming vote, the
ntlre Republican county ticket being
triumphantly elected.
In commenting upon this result T.
Larry Eyre, the Republican leader of
Chester county, said:
"In the hot fight that waa made
against the Republican county ticket
and the assaulu upon Colonel Barnett
by the Philadelphia Insurgent and
Democratic tewspapers that were sent
broadcast free throughout our county,
onie of our Republican were at first
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apprehensive lest the Republicans
would be Influenced by these partisan
attacks. The motive and inspiration
of the publications soon became known
to the voters and their daily fulmlna
tions were discounted.
"The Republicans of Chester county
would not support men who, to serve
selfish purposes, would form a combine
with Bryanite Democrats and join
hands with the enemies of our party
to defeat Republican candidates. It is
significant that all of the self opinion
ated insurgent leaders were Ignomin
iously defeated in their respective pre
cincts. The lowest man on the Repub
lican ticket carries the county by 2.8U0
plurality. When the iasurger.is real
ized they were In a losing fight they
concentrated their efforts to defeat our
candidate for district attorney, but they
were routed completely and the su
premacy of the Republican organiza
tion in Chester county is sustained.
The men who defeated tbe Republican
candidates for the legislature last fall
now know what the Republicans of
Chester county think of them."
M'CLURE IS FAIR.
Now as to the claim that Colonel Bar
nett was not popular with his regiment,
another campaign lie of the Democrats.
Upon this subject Colonel A. K. Mc
Clure. whose paper supported Creasy,
has this to say:
"Colonel Barnett suffered most from
the party assaults made upon him re
lating to bis courage as commander of
the Tenth regiment where he was least
known, while in the counties which
furnished most of the members of his
regiment he waa well sustained. This
la a creditable record for him.
"The chief assaults upon Colonel
Barnett's military record came from
hisowncounty of Washington, and from
the counties of Fayette and Westmore
land. In Washington county he re
ceived 6.804 to 6.88J for Judge Brown,
making his loss but 79 votes where he
probably lost twice or thrice as many
on the Quay issue and the dispute be
tween friends of Senator Quay and
Congressman Acheson. Washington
county also increased the Republican
j majority for Barnett largely over the
majority given to Governor Stone last
' year.
"In Westmoreland county tionei
Barnett received 13.450 votes to 13.
567 for Judge Brown, being a loss of
117 votes in a poll of 27.000. It was
from this county that the most violent
attacks were made upon Colonel Bar
nett's mlliUry career and where there
is also considerable factional feeling
growing out of the Quay issue.
"In Fayette county Colonel Barnett
received 7.831 to 7.823 for Jndge Brown
and 7,825 for Judge Mitchell. Some of
his violent accusers were from Fayetta
county, where he has received the
highest vote of any candidate on the
Republican sUte ticket."
A resident of Atlanta haa presented to
Admiral Dewey an autograph letter writ
ten by Admiral Parragut, in which oc
curs 'the phrase: "That young Dewey
Is a very promising chap."
7Jo 97 rs. !Pmkhamf
jCynn, 77fass,
(lstteb to Has. naxaaji ao. 4M07
" Dkab Fries d A year ago I was a
(Teat sufferer from female weakness.
My bead ached all the time and I would
pet so dizzy and have that all gone
fooling' in the stomach and was so
nervous and restless that I did not
know what to do with myself.
" My food did me no good and J had a
bad case of whites. I wrote to you and
after taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege
table Compound as directed, I can
truly say that I feci like a new woman
and cannot tell you how grateful I am
to you.
" I have recommended it to all my
friends and have given it to my
daughU-r who is now getting along
splendidly. May yon live many years
to help our suffering sisters." Mrs. C.
CAKrtXTER, 253 Gba.nd Sr., Bboobxtst.
N. V.
Over eighty thousand
such letters as this were re
ceived by Mrs, Pinkham
during 1897. Surely this is
strong proof of her ability
to help suffering women.
Home-Stewart Co.
DRY GOODS
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RETURNS
Tuesday, November 7, 1899.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
By virtue of certain writ of KI. Ka. Imued
out or the Court ot Common I'lma of rtomer-at-t
county, to me dtrecu-d. there will be
expow-d to aal at the Court Houae, in Horn
erset borough, on
Friday. Dec. 8, 1899,
At I o'clock P M.t
tbe following described real ealale, to-win
All tb rleht, title. Interest, claim and de
mand of William Kendall, of. In and to a cer
tain piece or parrel of land rituaU In 1 rimer
toWD.bip, Sotuenut county, i a., cuutalninir
IXacrea more or Una, adjoining laud, ol IVter
Knepp, Jere HllUitr, VI in. Mazer aud others,
having thereon erected two one and one-bulf-atory
dwelling bouses, .table and other out
building., with the appurtenance. Being the
nine piece of land conveyed to LouIm Ken
dall by deed of Kebeeea hihei-U and Win.
Khwtit, by their attorney in fart, Herman
Johnmin, dated II OeL lohj, and recorded iu
Ijeetf Kecoid lor fomemel county, Vol. BJ, p.
Taken In execution and to be aold a. the
property of Wliiiam Kendall, at the auil of
Win. 11. Zutall'. uh.
ALSO
All tbe right, lie, Interent, claim and de
mand of J. K. MuMillen, of, in and to the fol
lowing dexen'M'd real elale, u-wit:
No. 1. The undivided one-third Interest In
a certain tract of la id .ituate in Middlevretk
tnwn.hip, iSiniervet county, l'a containing
4 i) at re. more or lew, about j0 acres elm r, bal
ance timber, adjoining land, of Ca.per
-hinii-k, Valentine May aud otbera. having
thervou erected a oiie-aiory log house aua
table.
N . 2. A certain farm or tract of land situ
ate In IxMver Turkeyfoot town.hip, !omenet
county, !'., containing 3ia arm and allow,
ani-e, acre, clear, balance timber, adjoining
liin.'.of Noah Fletcher, the I'hilip hullivan
Inu-t, Krliwei beni Lumber Company, and
liMi t No 3, having thereon erected a one and
one-hiilf storr frame dwelling uouw, atable
and otheroutbuildingH.
No. 3 A certain tract of bind .Ituate Id
Lower Turkeyfoot township, Komeniet coun
ty, I'M .containing 37 acre more or lea, two
acre, e'ewr, llaiice tiinlwr, adjoining Unit. of
Cowen and tract So. i
, J- 4 A ruln tract of land .ituate In
Lower Turkey loot township, !Someiel coun
tp, l-a., containing la acre, more or leva, 5
acre, clear, hniuiire timber, adjoining land,
of S.-hwe!henf Lumber t'ompany, Jiavid Har
bauith and other., with the appurtenance..
Taken In execution Hnd to be wild a. the
property of J. R. McMilleu at the auit of
lteuben ii. llillen.
ALSO
All t'je rljfht, title. Interest, elalra and de
mand of V. . H. Bepler, of. In and to tlio fol
lowing dewrihe-d real date, lo-wit :
No. I. Two and one-half lota of ground .it
Date In tlieOlingerSorvev to Mevenulale bor
ough Someraet county, p., and known and
numbered on the plan of .aid mirvey a. Iota
N. 811, Ali, 4A and bounded on the north by
Hill atreet, aouth by Oilnger .treet, eaat by ao
alley and weat by Clay atm-t.
No l A certain lot of gn.und .Ituate aa
afore-aid, being lot No. x, bounded on the
north by Oilnger .treet, aouth by Hummlt
lreel,eaatby lot No. S57 and weal by Clay
treet. '
No. 1 A certain lot of ground .Itua'e aa
aforesaid, bounded on the north Mr tilinger
.treet, aouth by Humruit.treet, east br Fourth
.treet, we.t by lot No. KM, and known and
numbered a. lot Xl
No 4. Two certain lota of ground aituatea.
aforesaid, known as lota No. K and SL
bounded on the north hy oilnger atreet. east
by lot No. :. west by flay .Ireet, and aouth
by summit .treet. .
Taken in exe. utlon and to be aold aa the
property of W. H. Bepler, at Uie suit of A. L
Miller use,
ALSO
All tbe right, title. Interest, claim and de
mand of Ben Cramer, of. in and to a certain
piece or parcel of land si mate In Lincoln
township, Somerset countv. Ha., containing A
jcrea more or le. adjo ning land, ot John
Brant, Joseph Ogline, Harrison Emcrt and
Mosn Kteain. having a two-story frame
dwelling house, a one-slory dwelling house
and .table thereon erected, with the appur
tenances. r
TaLet In execution and to be sold as the
flla'rueuf Bt'D Cn"ncr' ' suit of Henry
ALSO
All the rlg.it. title. Interest, claim and de
mand of Sarah P.iwlin. of. in and to a cer
lain piece or parcel of land situate in Addison
township, Somerset county, l'a., containing
"17, H!'T ".'nr OT 1 bntit two acres clear,
adJoUiIng land, of '.. T. emlth and wife. John
Vv. Ties.ler. William Kndsley and other,
having thereon erected a tw.-vstorv frame
house, stable and other outbuildings, "with the
appurtenances
Ta'trn in execution and to be sold a. the
property nt Sarah Bowlin, at the suit of
bimon Millers use.
Terms :
NOTICE All person, purchasing at the
above .ale will p'ease take notice that 10 per
cent, of the pun-bane money must be paid
when property I. knocked down; otherwise it
will again be exposed to sale at the risk of the
f)rl purchaser. The re.idu.rof the purchase
money must be paid on or before the day of
confirmation, viz: Thursday, Pec. 14, n
No deed will be acknowledged ui.UI the pur
chase money is paid in full.
Sheriffs Office M. H. HAKT7F.LL,
bomenet, l'a. blierilf.
JEGISTER'S NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given to all person, con
cerned a. legatees, creditors or otherwiae.that
the following accounts have passed register,
and tliat tbe same will be presented for con
firmation and allowance atan Orphans' Court
iu ue neiu at aomersei, rs., on
Wednesday, December 13, 1899:
First and final account of James HeUel, ad
ministrator of tieorge HeUcel, dee'd.
First and final account of Francis Bran,
administrator and Trustee of Matilda Barron,
dee'd.
Kind and final account of Ellas j. Rchrnck
and William B. Cook, administrators of John
Sen rock, dee'd
First and final acconntof Alfred Knepp, ad
Dilnistrator of John Knepp dee'd.
First and final account of Hiram and Albert
Beck, administrators of Philip Btck, dee'd.
First and final account of W. H. Koontx,
Fo. administrator e. t. a. of Edwin Walters.
decM.
First and final account of Atleta T Mis
Outre, administratrix of J H. M-HJulre.dee'd,
wno was the executor or 1 horns f rice, dee'd.
First and final account of "olnrnon E. Lan
caster, administrator of Kamuet P. .ancastcr,
dee'd. who was guardian ot Leslie, Albert
and Sadie Con newsy and of Lewi, hum
worth, minor children of F.mma Bumworth.
formerly Knima Conneway.
First and final account of Hiram H. Wable,
administrator of James O. Atchison, dee d.
First account of Janus W. Heibert, adminis
trator of J. U W. -selbert, dee'd
First and flnal account uf Valentine Hay,
Est , adiului.trator de boni. non enm U.ta
mento annexo of Thomas Price, dee'd
First and final account of E. M. and John
M. Lambert, administrators of baruuel Lam
bert, dee'd.
First and final account of Ialab Flick and
Cyrus Henilnger. executors of the last will
and testameiit of David Phlllippi. dee'd. "
First and final account of ti. C. Hartley, ex
eco'orof H. K. jood, . ec d
First and final ace -Hint of Wflllnm Winters,
administrator of John H. Zlmmerm in. deCd
Somerset. Pa . JAMES M. CoVF.K,
Nov. 15, "88. Be later.
CDITOR'S NOTICE.
At an O m hina' lui. ... .( " ,
on the isth tlct. Isau, on motion of C. W.
W alker. tbe undersigned waa duly appointed
su.lllor to make a distribution of the fund, in
the hand, of H.C and John Werner, ad sin
istra lo-s of iieorge Werner, dee'd, who waa
administrator of Bernard Sml'li. laleof Mev
ersdate boroiich. dee'd, and al. to dl.tritmte
the funds In the hand, of W H Hav. admln
ltratore Ui mm of said B.-m ird -inlth
t-j and among thos legally entitl-d th-re'o.
her. by gives notice that he will attend to the
(lutle. of the above appointment, on Tnurs
da. Nov. 21, lf. at hi. office In Somerset
IstnMish. Pa when and where all partus In
terested can aUend if they think proor-r.
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Auditor.
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TRUSTEE'S SALE
Of n Undi.ided Inlerwt la Cer'oii PIkm or
Pi-wli of tans and
Minaral Interests !
Pursuant to an order of the IMstrlct Conrt
of the United Slates for the Western District
of Pen nsv I van la, made on the 'id day of Sep
tember, ItfK, in the matter of AM AN DCS U.
SINK, Bankrupt, No 1'4, In Bankruptcy, tbe
undersigned Trustee of the estate of autd
Bankrupt, will sell, by Auction, at the
COURT H3USE IN THE BOROUGH OF SOMERSET,
lu the county of Somerset, and Slate of
Pennsylvania, on
T
, 23, 1
At 2 o'clock P. M.,
the undivided third part of the following de
scribed pieces or parcels of land and Mineral
Interests of said Amandus it. sick, said
Bankrupt, clear, d 1st hacked and div-ied of
liens, lo-wit:
The one undivided third part of all those
certain pieces or arrel of land and mineral
Interests, situate in lwer Turkeyfoot town
ship. In the county of Somerset, aud Stale of
Pennsylvania, us follows :
1. The one undivided third part of a certain
tract of land, .ituate as aforesaid, containing
four hundred and twenty-four i41'4 acres, war
ranted in the name of William Jolles. adjoin
ing lands wairauted in the name ot Samuel
Painter. Ueorge Dark, Jr, William Dark,
Isaac Mason aud others.
i The one undivided third patt of a cer
tain Uuct of land, situate as aloresaid, con
taining two hundred and fitty-rive acre,
being part of a tract of land, warranted In the
name of Samuel Painter, Andrew Stewart,
reserving one-half of all Iron ore,
S. The one undivided third partof acertain
tract of land, situate as aforesaid, containing
seventy-four 171 1 acres, known as the John I
Itoddy tract, Henry Kurtx reserving fourteen
II Ij acrvs surface uow in possession of J-tmes
lyatt, with privilege to the said James Hyatt
to mine aud use sulliCH-nl coal for his family
use.
4 The one undivided third part of all the
eoal underlying the surface of a certain tract
of land, situate as aforesaid, coniaiuuig one
hundred and seven IW7) acres, being part of a
larger tract of land, warranted In the name
of Samuel Painter, with the right of free In
gress, cgreas aud regress.
ii. The one undivided third part of all that
certain tract of land, situate as aforesaid,
warranted in the name of Isaac Mason, ad
joining land, warranted in tire nanus of
William Jul lis, Oeorge Dark and David rttw
an, containing lour hundred and twenty
four (44) acres, reserving and excepting from
this conveyance the Mine reservation made
by Andrew Stewart and wife In their deed to
John Ruh, being all Iron ore and the timber
that is twelve Inches across tbe stump and
upwards two feet from the ground and wiln
certain privileges in said deed mentioned.
S. The one undivided third part of all tbe
coal and mineral, underlying a certain tract
of laud, situate aa aforesaid, containing sixty-three
itvli acres, being a part of a tract
warranted In the nameol Hamuel Painter, re
serving to andrrw su-wart the oue-balf of Uie
Iron ore underlying said Iraol.
Terms:
Ten per cent, of the whole purrliase money
to be paid when the aid property Is knocked
down; one-tblrd of the whole purchase moo
ey, less the leu per cent , to be paid on eon
urination of sale by I tie Court: one-third of
th purchase money to be paid In six months
from lite date of confirmation of sale, with
Interest from date of confirmation of sale,
ami one-thlnl o.' the pun-haae money to be
paid In one year from date of confirmation of
Mle, with Interest from date of confirmation
of sale; tbe deferred payment, to be recured
to the trustee by the bond and mortgage of
the purchaser or purchasers.
J. U KM. MILL DAVIH,
Trustee of the estate of Aumudua U. sink.
Bankrupt, Altoona, l'a.
A J. KILkt, Attorney for Trustee, Altoona.
Bank Building. Altoona. l'a.
Altoona. Pa , iK-tober
PUBLX3 sal:
or VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE!
By virtue of an order of sale issued out of
the llrptians' linn ot rsmierse couniy, 1
to the undersigued directed, there Will be ex
posed to sale by puultc outcry, on
SATURDAY, NOV. 18, 1899,
At I o'clock P. M.,
on the premises In the township of fstrtTier,
county of Somerset, l'a, the following de
scribed real estate, lale the property of C'rvas
M urray, dee'd. viz :
AH that certain tract of land situate In Lar
imer township, somerset county, Pa adjoin
ing lands of Joh:i Kilmer, John Knepp's
heirs, Kxra (ielger, Samuel Bauman's heirs,
John Brown and other., containing about its)
acres, ot which .VI acres are cleared, balance
wis si land, having thereon erected a one and
a half.story fmmedwelling house, bank barn
.tsxi tett and othermitbuildings, is well wa
tered, all kind, of fruit and convenient to
school and church.
Terms :
In hand on confirmation of sale. In six
mouths and ', in twelve months from con ft r.
mation of .ale, to be secured on the premises
by Judgment bond. Ten per cent, of the pur
chase money to be paid on day of sale.
OWEN MURRAY,
Administrator and Trustee of Urias Murray,
dee'd.
John K. Scott, Attorney, Somerset, Pa,
VTJ2LI3
SALE
By virtue of an order of rale Issued out of
the Orphans' Court of Somerset county. Pa,
to the undersigned directed, there will be ex
posed to Mle by pub ic outcry, ou
THURSDAY, NjV. 23, '99,
At I o'clock P. M ,
at the Court House, in Somerset borough. Pa
tbe following described real estate, late Uie
property of Matthew Henry, da-'d, via :
All that certain lot of ground situate Iu the
borough of Confiueuce, Somerset county. Pa.,
bounded and described aa follows: Fronting
on Loean Place street on the no- th 24 fit and
extending back of equal width V21 feet to an
alley on the south, bounded on the west by hit
of H. B. Tissue and on the eaat by lot of Mrs.
A. W. Beal. and being known as lot No. in
block X, having tlx reoo erected a on -story
brick dw. Iilng and store room. This is a de
sirable business location.
Terms :-
Cash on confirmation of sale. Ten percent,
of tbe purchase money to be paid aa soon aa
tbe property is knocked down.
AMY HENRY.
Administrator and Trustee,
John R Knott, Confluence, pa.
Attorney, Somerset, Pa.
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.
In the estate of Ellas Maust, dee'd.
H iving been duly appointed aud tor by the
Orphans' Cart of somerset county, to make
a d'.tribulion of the fund In tbe hand, of the
administrator of the above
among those legally entitled thereto, notice is
nereby given lliat I will sit at the office of ,
Hay Hay, in the borougb of sorncrset. Pa ,
ou Wednesday, the hi h dy of Isc mtier. A
D , l, when and where all parti s luer.
may attend.
A. L. O. H VY,
Auditor.
Wanted-An Idea
Wba eaa thrnk
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mn tob r if t thr mmf brtac yom wlf
Wrli JOH H Urvi.nVbit 'tiu rvi sCl.. T
nft. Wftnaton, D. CM for ttr fl.fU) prtc oflar
vamaDlB Real Estate
"Strike For Your Altars
And Yoar Fires."
Patriotism is always com
mendable, bat in every breast
there should be not only the
desire to be a good citizen,
but to be strong, able bodied
and well fitted for the battle
of life. To do this, pure
blood is absolutely neces
sary, and Hood s Sarsapa
rilla is the one specific which
cleanses the blood thorough
ly. It acts equally well for
both sexes and all ages.
Humor-"K'W'fA blopori
fier I Uke Hoofs Stulpt&- S cured
my humor nd is tictlUrd s nerve
tonic. Josit Etion. -MAvara jprv,y..
Hood's Pills ears HssrUls thsJrTttttnsa4
rsthsTtlc uTts. wliVu i Sarsspaxlila.
New Goods.
1899 PACK,
Now arriving daily at oar
"Headquarters Store."
Counters aud shelves loaded down with
new Figs. Evaporated Fruits, Prunes,
Raisins, Minee Meat, Cleaned Currants,
and Seeded Raisins.- We are just receiv
ing our Fall Packed Can nod Goods. Our
line will be tbe best selected snd consists
of tbe greatest assortment ever shown on
this market. Nothing but the very best
brands do we handle.
OUR STOCK is always kept moving,
because our trade is large, on account
of having tbe BSST of everything in our
line and selling it at PRICFj as low as
you are asked fur goods not equal in
quality.
OUR FLOUR ROOM is always stock
ed with tbe highest grades of Flour.
Pillsbnry's Best and Porter's Boss are
our leaders, and they are winners. Try
them, you will have no others.
We want
500 tons
straight timothy hay.
Can load in any part of the county.
Write or call to see us.
Apples, Potatoes, Wheat and Oats
are also wanted.
Yes! We are Headquarters Your
trade, correspondence and calls solicited.
Jos. Horne&C
1849-1899.
Rogers Table Ware.
You know the name of William A
Rogers is a guarantee for all that is good
iu plated ware. No other silver plated
ware holds its own sn long as that pro
duces! ny mis celebrated maker.
Perbaps you anticipate making a
Christmas gift of Knives, Forks and
Spoons. If you do there is a money sav
ing here for you. We have a new pattern
Just put on sale cal!et tbe Arundel. It Ii
but shortly out and is a nrettv and ersce
fill design after Li is XIV style; looks
like solid silver, mese are tbe prices :
Triple Plated Tea Spoons, $l.ot) eL
Triple Plated DesertSixsins,? iiaset
Triple Plated Table Spoous,fi7o a set
Triple Plated UinnerKnive , f I oOset
Triple Plate.! Dinner Forks.fl SOaset
Sugsr Spoons, gold bowl, 50s each.
Butler Knives, o0c each.
Long Pickle Forks, 4rtc each.
Large Cold Meat Forks, 75c each.
Gravy Ladles, "j c each.
Berry Spoons gold bowls, fl.25 each.
Oyster Forks, $1 50 a set.
Orange Spoons, gold howls, f2 00 1 set
Fruit Knives, fl 75 a sot
Individual BjtterSpreadcrs,l 5)sel
What is so highly appreciated by th
recipient of a Curi-4t:n u gift a s u i sil
ver pieces?
Our dialogue will tell y vi all aViut
Dress Goods and ready intds Garment
and Gloves and Furs. Sond us your
name. It doesn't cost anything.
Pittsburg, Pa.
TOTICE TO STOCKHOLDER
Notice Is hereby given thit In accordance
with the requirements of Its Charter and Br
Laws, the am Jal meeting of the Htnckbold
era of the Pitlabu'-gh and Connell.viile Kil
road Company will be held at Its general office
corner nmiinuem anu water streets. In the
city of Pittsburgh, Pa .on Monday. December
4. ISMSt. at 1 1 o cl.-k a. m . fir the election or a
Hoard of Directors to serve lor the ensuing
year, and ftr the transaction of su.-h oiiwr
business aa may be brought before the meeting.
4. a. ABUIM,I1I.
Secretary.
Crplms' Cnrt Sa e
OF
Vahabls Real Estats !
By virtue of an order Issued out of Ibe Or
phan.' Court of Somerset cotintv l hl.
rs-ted, we will expose to public or private
suleon the premises, in Slonycr-ek township,
Somerset county. Pa., late the prop-rty of
Vk.' ll... 1 ll.ii... j . ,
11 Will tl. .viiiitr, UtX U. (Ill
SATURDAY, DEC. 2, '99,
AT I O'CLOCK P. M
tbe following described rual estate:
A rt-rtMin tmgt nf Lnrl .it...A i- t-.
- . - - aws.svs t unc in ruiIIT-
fwk lownhtp. Suim ret county, P , j-
;"..i.in ifiunsui imiiiri uir-Maer, r.prirMlra
Hmnt. vv ilUani ilwwr, Jcob ivlttwm r rl-
rntalnlnir Hv-vpiity-neven acre more or ln.
ins is ur.xju pnpt-ny :n gooa culuv
tlou. building in good ivpu.r.
Terms:
Cash. Pianession given A pril 1, 1W0. 10 per
v-cuw vi iiuivuase money vo ie paid down.
t'ATHARl.NE MILLKK.
NtiRM N E. M I I.I.KIl,
Adm'rs of William U. Mill, r, dee'd.
PUBLI3 SALS
OF
Vahalb Real Estate!
Py virtue of an order of sale Issued out of
me ..rpoan. u)un,in ana lor Somerset coun
iy, r to me nnaersignea aiiscted, there will
be ex posed toaUe by public outcry, oa
SATURDAY, NOV. 25, 1899,
At one o'clock P. M
All Ik. nt.ml.Ml. it .
- 1 i luuiurnviliry tOWn.ntp.
Somerset countv. ! the following desert hd
j; yrvvnj vt v uiiaiu r nu.
All that certain tract of land situate In
P.rothersvalley town.nln, Homerset county
l'a, adjoining land, of Frar kiln Walker
r reeman J. W.lksr k'm u i..t.. i- I
others containing one bun'dre.1 and Hfteen
' , - - ih iaeraoa cruet-
d a otv aud a fetif-aiory tnxmm
Dwelling House,
and other ontbuildlnga. Thia Is a very deslr-
: J.. r . .. P'iey. who a sugar eainp of
about vea-rls, about 76 acres cleared and la
good cultivation, balance a sugar grove, no
derlald with the a f vein of coal now
opened, also lime stone; two miles from pine
watct-edl etc?1 Unuia ewumunlly. well
Terms :
One-third of the purrkase money to remain
as a lien upon the premises as dower, tbe in
terest thereof to be paid to fcltia Kelts, widow,
annually, and at herdej.th to tbe heirs anf
legal representatives of W in. Krita. dee d
one-third In band on confirmation ofaaleand1
oive-th rd in one year fnHn confirmation of
" . C Krreni.01 tue entire
purchase inoney to be paid wlieo property ia
knocked doa n.
K M FniTZ.
i.. W H. r KHZ,
1 1. "L" nd Tro"t of W m. Knlx. dee'd.
John K. tscuu. Attorney, Momerset, Pa.
PH. At tbe same I line and place the ad.
mlui.tralorwlllK.ilix sugi.r kceL-r and S I
sugar water stands. a
COOK
BEEBITS
KSSSS:. PLUMBING
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If You
Want the Best
mix -tr ay-iw-- ma Artti rf -v -w.
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be produced at
goods, thcu call and examine
in the following:
Garlands.
Majesties,
Coumbians,
All guaranteed to give catisfaction aid at rites ic
ranging from $7.00 to $50.00. Call and examine.
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PHAEMACY.
408 Main Srett,
Our stock is complete.
8 Our Specialties:
Fine Box
Delicio s
5 Sparkling Ice-Cold Soda pure and refreshing 3
with a numerous variety of flavors. 3
6r . . 3
S Imported and Domestic Brands of Cigars constantly 5
on hand.
G. W. BENFORD, Manager.
Si -SPubllc station for Long Distance Telephone to all poinu la th 3
5 TJ. S. Rates moderate. Sunday paj sUtloo at Hotel Van near.
KiuiuLUiuiuiuiLUiiuiii mmmmmmti
WRITE US."
We Sell Everjthsng Icu Uss
Send Postal
Hart toinp, tuvist-flitish r-arr-el. rebonntinc ba-K M'tiun kick. pit.4
lEnp t-'k. xtiKiJ nl, it tiro ririuir in. jrriit viv-ih1. fjiiK-y butt
nn'uUr hatuiuf r. 1 jrui- NuthiiiK ufluml equals it iur tbe
Uinev. -
1 ht llyft jut'kei mmw 22 ttMh4 lnir.
tUAit ie rhttn ir ail oi vtn. i,vyor iiavfc:
i1t l faniirf sat ik lth: Hm-!1 thruuKout with rurr
(rirti liiim. Keiuarkalitv welt maUcanil arm. I in W
.!vk Hr.-T Mk.hi kk. We ry exire- iw. ix iwi tm iah with order
aitl we will rt-fuml )tKir DMMiey ii loumr not at:rml aith tairaiu.
If y u lliiiik there i ny n-k in thi.-i, s ihl u $;.m m Kuaratttee of
rom. fah and we will beuJ either alx.ve articU C. U. l. with i
UfCcof (.XiumimUiou.
Wt 8?fcr(o KetropoOtail Hatiaial Bank, Ptttsburf.
PITTSBURG COMMERCIAL CO.. Dept.C.
331-533 H'ixmI Si reel, i'ittsbar . Pa.
Choice Dress Goods
and
Suitings,
50c.
style and money's worth that
show plain as can be what a deter
mined stand we're making to win
your business by Earing you money
on nice goods.
A hundred styles at half a dollar
choice dressy Prefcs Goods and
Suitings 40 to 52 inches wide.
Dress goods proposition with
more merit and importance attacli
ed to it than there's been anything
to equal this 1899.
We're wholesalers as well as re
tailers nobody iu between whole
sale and retail to take out their
proGt. That we save aud retail
on a rock bottom bais, or such
choice good goods as these would
never be heard of at half a dollar
or near it.
When samples arc asked for
please sjecify whrther fancies for
gowns or skirts, or suitings far
suits, are wanted.
Extraordinary flannelettes 8 l-3c
neat stripes for underskirts, and
choice styles for dressing sacqucs
and wrappers.
I rice range of fliunelettes bv
gins at oc.
BOGGS & BUHL,
DEPARTMENT ' X"
Allegheny, Pa.
CATARRH
LOCAL
and
CUMATIC
Xothing bot a lo
al remedy or
Uiantre of climate
will cure
"CATARRH.
The specific ia
Kly's Cmm Bairn
U ia quickly b
COLD 'M H EAD lt'.zi
HTi .TZ A,1y 1'flamma.ior.
. - inu ivm (r ran ml Ka
Bi- or mail. ' w uru-
Cures Drunkenness.
e'eley0
MtEELPY -
'yjQlTlTUTE.
V S CM
SSMtta,
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Wr4 far
tres
B0slL
& HEATING.
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t
iuum.u oiuJl6 i'-m
i"ii can
a price no higher than infer?.
or
our complete fctcik, inl racer V
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SCHELL,
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OF PURE DRUGS, CHEM- 31
T.'HT VT A PTTPI fC 1
iuiliui nuiiVLLJ,
Somerset, Pa.
All goods guaranteed.
3
Stationery, "Aloha" Brand.
3
Confections in Original Packages,-'
cr Wear al Whalesa'a Frissi
for Oar Catalogue.
JEwELRt. DRY COOD1! DRESS C0C03.
CLOTHisG. MIL1.1NEHT. tIC.
We Will 511 TOO
--'5thi ti
t i 4 lrrel-
ne Uuilv
larreUti liot yuu
t I Kir (Tin nn
lnm fine hvy all vrA
S5.00
Gibbs Imperial fa,
Made at Canton, Ohio, the bwtpi
on earth, can now be wn si J. 1
Bolauroaum's Hardware Stun
Light to handle and very dunu
-&
3h;o.
fl J':1:L
8EE OUR
Disc Harrows.
8teel Ba Lever
SpPc8 Toot Harrowi
Steel Bar Lever
Spring Tooth Harrow With Wart
Old Style
Wood Frame Harrows,
plated front and nnder frame witb ,
era to protect bolt heads.
Steel Bar Lever
Corn and Garden Cultivators.
fire, seven and nine shovels, withS '
era and weeders.
T Bar Steel Pulverizer Land Roil
Corn Planters,
with fertilizing attachment
Champion Hay Rakes.
J. B. HolderbauiB
SOMERSET. PA.
Freh
Seasonable
Cut Flowers, Puffed U
also all kinds of Artistic Floral P
can be furnished on short mt
Telephone at our store.
Adolf Stl. f1"
Johmttou n, !
Farm For Sale.
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A Tery dirablr Grain. St.s sn
farm omtaininK ills srrvs, stssit J-'
Imr bwlanm exu-llrDt timtr. ?""-
mil wrstof Hulphur H(.nnK S'""
P. K. K , a .sd frsiiie dwrilinf h"u'w,,
barn and outbuiliimrs nrvrr-fsi'"1 r iV
of rxcFllent, wsu-r, u-nns tvs"I"e
furtiwr prtlculr slitr-
UKttrbiK rsl KM' .. f
Mann's Cbotce, Blf.rJ i"""1-'
PUBLIC NOTICE.
.k. utb
Notice Is hsrebv fflven thil on tW i '
Of Aucust, ISMS. Hwirv J. Hiir V
eatlon la lbs Land ifflre at H ""'J,,
for l:H sorrs and ailowsm. L ni.
sitnatta In Shs.ie township. !f,n"'rh. m'i
Vm, boaudrd by Jseob A. U'" i,.t
Ir. John l-jly's brirsun to smith, n m
lllnrr h Uk west and Jsiurt turrj
toeDortb. .... , ,fiEi
1895
rmaatatra.