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Win Pilars.
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f at t" Pittsburgh
-v2.oKurih avenue.
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T-i. of Jenuer township,
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h . P..r. V. V.. and
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fi.-jr. oaausi, this stale.
" i.tri ot Agriealture will
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SJr3r'b far the Tpub-
pufj::y Tbeir
9 ti.- i yrr :n secret
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Ki -Mrs of Bedford county
jA -at Dcur: public and
pr- tiiit ter ftr no
..j-n.-.a pi ino icra t
; -je r-.:?t th Dot.ce. on-
re ers the recent
:2 j 'r tril'unil.
t-ryr;;.T:at-ie time in
:! ft'j nd "ld
j, .a-'iild uk F 'LEY'S
TAS lfor it is too
i;r i vi.n::Li;z:r.g dreas
.j,i.Ticjt t"otiti cll
2ei iiiuunoiag thM she i
tif.w, ni that ehe is
-i .ir d-iir ui which
. .ai-s-i tb ute. The
ite KCMsfur.y worked in
k-j IS w.i:aa is sun u
.-a rfi-Q unoa'.iifd fjr t
I: C L Baiw. Jjsepb Eiu
: i H i.d, E:l Junes,
s rjiLir.c.i i.'. Ml'.ie-, Mrs.
?-5r. 'ti. A. iillir, John
je iel Ji:ii II. Harnett
K-m:r. tte -ret'n of a
-a 'r jutCi iDtl A. L. Ilaw--ai'.c;
of ihe Teu:h Rgunent.
i KTC.ij liit ortegidir
i S'.j; of ManUa Bay,
(v-J Ekin I;md, the
1 hiv;r;g psnt many
"fere urirg his !t sick-."i-t
n tie h-ne j xirney
9cwc?.-td aiiee.
T": arje L:pJiitilof Gran
tkw ;ne pr; on ac-
a.'j ijuanii-y purcbvel.
uf the year to 11 up
Cofue quick w hile
er Itan e?er heard of
HiErwaRE Store.
Jwausea of the orchards
p t r ta i pnci, ia the
iii7- W. Va, f.,r exhibi
' tip u. Tii-we or
ia th world, ai
is an! piim trees,
jaiied l:.i) iroo J,t
pUatinj lTii acres
T-4 first eaii tbeir
T:i) ixr ;hy Slipped KO
asd plums.
vix:K!i"n oftheSalis-
tat B Lim.re A Ohio
i c-i frou thipreaeut
t a psjiui cgiil
jivi.'i. Ml The
45 trasa of c.l aad Uto-
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-u bio uf ibe Ca-wl-
L;ire l'9Ua!.
p4-'11 p'ke at a point near
r - aa.f mile east
Tl P-fc'Hi are Jen
cipiuluta, who
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i j., , toe ac-
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t CxM , UI (Jr fi.
t V '" r in his Oflin.
' b- i:it regard
7- "wi robbery.
V J" t:r c"ur-- la the
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, "KiTa th f.
f-d JUi "Perior
12' of dcretioa."
"uo:7. "iaaiieged,
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fVM,7'liW,asacUewII..
f Py Jorhu,
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s that eouociiu,
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The trout aeaaoa ia Pmmylvaoia will
opeo April 15 and ia West Virginia on
Aoril L
Th Countj- Ootnmiaaiaaefa bare fixed
the oronty Ux miilag for thia year at
djx mills on the dollar.
Divine aerrice will b held In tb
Somerset Reformed eharoh nextSnDday
at 10-.30 a. at , and ia the La-ansriile
church at 2.30 p. m.
leit. Iai.l A. Barron, of Trent, and
Mtea Eliiabeth Henry, of S5jUton. were
united ia marriage on Monday, March
lSih, at the Lutheran panooas, in Glade,
Rer. A. B. Miller officiating.
Mr. Harry Oiewner and Mia Lydia,
only daughter of Mr. aad Mra-Sanaael
Kahns, of Stony creek township, were
united in marriage at the home of the
bride's parent by Rtw. A. R. Kremer, D.
D., on Thursday, March 15th.
Mr. William Clark, of Laughlioatown,
Westiuoreland eouoty, and Mtaa Marga
ret Heroaiingr, of Jeanar township,
were united in marriage on March 8 J, at
the residence uf Mr. W. p. Jc b, nsar
Jennortown, Rev. S. C. lVag offi uliiog.
Fred Weimer, J r wh i la employed at
one of the ttiiaw near Meyers-Ule, apen:
Sunday and Monday at tae home of his
Cither in this place. Toe senior Mr. Wei
roer, who was atrickea with paralysia
several months ag, Uatill in a critical
condition.
Maple augar makera ihroujhwt the
cr.ucty are actively employed, and a
number of large ehipaienu of uagxr and
fyrup have already teeo ma le to the city
marketa. Theaoanon, which was rather
late opening and otharwise ucprouiisiiig,
now tida to be a fairly good oue.
Attorney for Milton Sheets, condemn
ed to doath fr the murder of Auguitu
Uiewaer, yenterday Uvik an appl to the
Supreme Court. The appeal wilt be ar
gued at the next session of the Supreme
Court in Pittsburg, which will not be be
fore October.
The bridge of the L'rsvina & North Fork
Railroad was displaced by an ice gorge
last Tuesday and ana result the locomo
tive was dumped into Laurel Hill Creek.
Judd and HeriDiu Eooa, Thocnan Carroll
and Frank Jackson were badly scalded
and Charles Tresaler bad one of his legs
crushed.
Iter. Calvin F. Gethart, of Lxvankville,
vUited Johnstown lal Thursday, where
he assisted Rer. William Alfred Ship
man, ot the First Ecgliah Lutheran
Cuurch, perform the marriage ceremony
for ilr. M. Clair Gebhart, of Millheim,
Centre ooun'y, and Miss Anna Gertrude
Miller, of that city. The groom is a
brother of Rev. Gebhart'a.
Mrs. William Croner, of near Roxbury,
died Monday, 11th int, from dropsy.
She was thirty years of age and is sur
vived by her husband and one son. a lad
of nine years. She was a daughter of
Mrs. Elizabeth Schrock, of Berlin, and
was the third member of that family to
fall a victim to disease daring the
past two years.
The concert of the Lafayette College
Glee, Banjo and Mandolin Clubs will be
given in the Opera House. Wednesday
evening, March 2fLh. Ti'-keU will be
placed on sale Monday iih. at XtrTA
Case beer's. The Lafayeue boys have
appeared here on several former occa
sions and that they will be greeted by a
large audience goes without saying,
ltws Fiiun, the millionaire contractor
of Piu&burg, who has undertaken to dic
tate legislative nominations in all of the
counties in the State west of the Alle
gheny Mountain, received two rough
jolts Saturday, whsn the Republicans of
Cambria ar.d Indiana nominated candi
dates who are pledged to enter the Re
publican cajcusand to abide by majority
rule.
About 3 o'clock Friday afternoon fire
broke out at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Calvin Thomas, ia Coueinatigh township,
near the village of Thomas's Mil:, and
before the flames couid be extinguished
about, f 153 worth o' damage had been
done to the building and contents. Mr.
Thomas and father Mr. William Thom
as were away from borne when the fire
broke oat. There was no insurance on
either the dwelling or household goods.
Twelve complete setsof scenery, over
two thousand square yards, ail on a
magniacent scale, and adjustable to any
sized stage, are carried by the Frank
David-on company. This assures abso
lute scenic perfection to each of the plays
presented, and will virtually make an
entire new stage in oar Opera House; all
of the stock scenery being removed.
Such a display of mechanical effect was
never before attempted and is said to ie
alone worth seeing.
Charles S. Shaulis, son of Mr. and Mrs
Frederick Sbauiis, of JefiVrson township,
is a patient in the Western Maryland
Hospital, Cumberland, undergoing treat
ment for appendicitis. Mr. Sbauiis has
be?n in charge of the Wellersburg pub
lic school since tne beginning of tire term.
It was at first thought a surgical opera
tion w.nlid be necessary to save his life,
but he hn shewed such market improve
ment siuee entering to h tspitai that an
operation is now deemed unnecessary.
Daniel Mobtoller, oneofthe best known
citizen of the ounty, diod Wednesday,
March 7th, at his horn near Friedecs,
aged T(i years, 3 months and 14 days.
Deceased was born and livbd throughout
bis life in the vicinity of Friedens. He
was the father of 11 children, sine by his
first wife Chsrloue Log and two by
bis second wife Mary Liwry. He leaves
a widow and 9 children to mourn his loss.
M'. M :to!ler was an IndmirioM and
highly respected citizen, and at one time
was possessed of an ample fortune.
At a meeting of the Dim vrraU-C uuty
Committee held Saturday afWooon.
Chas. F. Uhl, Jr., was re elected Ownty
Chairman for lbs ensuing ywr. Chas.
W. Walker and John H. l"hl werecboeen
delegates) to the State Convention.
Tbey wijl also act as delegatns u the dis
trict convention and were instructed to
use thir best eJrt O briag aVxit the
election of Gn. A. H. CorTnuh and
Frank John as XaUonal delegates. Wm.
J. R. Hay. of Somerset township, was
Do:uiAtJ Tjt Ja.-y Cramii-ner.
The oonveution aj icroed itSnt nom
inating candidates for Poor H-Mise Di
rtcuran i Asentlymsn, bit will b re
convened for that purpose at tad plure
or the Uooiity Chairman.
In ibe dath of Mr. Harriet Patmn
Kimmell, who died at ber la e n-iJet)r-e
on Main Cross street. Friday afternoro,
Somerset lJt one of her m't estimable
ladies. Mrs. Kiminell hal b in dli
ct health for several years, but was
ouiy prostrated fr a few days bef. the
final summons cam a. All of ber chil
dren now living were at ber bedside
when she pawel away, having bunied u
Somerset Irotc distant points when they
learned of ber critical enoditi n- She
was a daughter of John Pkttoo. onof
the pioneer printers and publishers of
Western Pennsylvania, Mr. PaUoi; came
to Somerset early in the present cctury
and established the Somerset Whig
in ISti He eonti-iJ t- reside beie up
until the lime ot bis death. AOoul the
aame time one of bis brother established
a newspaper at Union town. Pa. Her
mother was a daegbier of John Vell,a
member of one of the roost d:sti g'lUued
fj-uihes in this sectioa of the tunlry.
He was an eminent civil engineer and
made the original survey of the towns of
Bedford and Somerset Mrs. Wei's
brought the first carpet and first umbrel
la to Somerset.
Tne subject of this sketch wss 71 years
of sg. Sh was married in lVa to
Charles A. SlimmelL w bo survives ber.
Mr. KimtneJ isa Mexican war veteran.
Uewaaiaa!! of the battles under iien
eral Taylor. She is also survived by
three sons, Roptrl. of this place. Rev.
Ira. of Waxhiur-o, D. C. ad John, of
Terrs Haute. Ind.. ad by two daughters.
Mrs. Aoute Weliuver.'of Dayton. 0and
Mrs. Mary Belle Johnson, of Pittsburg.
She wss a lifelong member of the Christ
ian Church. Tow funeral took place
Sunday afternoon, ben JuUrment waa
uiaoe in tne Lutheran Cemetery.
linniifiiPTo
m mm,
The Tims Limit for CalUag tha rrimary
KlsctUa Ess Alatsst Exptrea.
EX XTJST CUT WOOD OX EilD OYIX
T3X AX
The Repablicans of S--merset eonnty
have been patiently waiting tor weeks
past for "the moving of the waters," in
the Tain hope that bis onerous duties as
"President of the McKinley League"
would permit County Chairman Ber key
to devote sufScieut of his time to legiti
mate politics to name a date fbr tha Re
publican primary election.
Rule 13 of the Rales governing Repub
lican primary election In Somerset
eonnty provides :
That ths Republican party of Somer
set manly Khali hold its pri-nary election
Jr t be nomination of candidal- on the
tHjrta Satardav of June of each yar;
pmrtH.L. That ia years when RpaWi-n
State Convention ia hM
date. tu Chvirmaa of the Rspublican
toiinty Committee be authoriae.1 to call
s! l primary tlwrtion at an earlier date.
TuCas.trmn to giveat )iast thirty days'
notice of said chauge of dale."
The Republican Stale Convention was
called some months since to meet on
Wednesday, April 2i.h, and it U the un
written law of the party that all Repub
lican prirn-uies be hell on Saturday.
April 2lt is therefore the latest date Hi at
the Chairman can fix for the primary and
the thirty days' time limit will expire to
wonow. Thursday.
Whether Chairman Barkey issues his
call tomorrow or not and we think bo
will it is very apparent that be is to.
d-wvoring to take saap jad;-nent on pr
ep.ie candi.latAt who are not in Lis
eonfide-oce, or who are not members of
his malodorous "McKinley League" of
"compare notes meeting" fame.
For weeks past be has had in his ban la
the announcement fees of Capt. Wm. H.
Sanner and Mr. Frederick Rowe, both of
whom are candidates f r the Legislature,
and of at least one candidate for J try
Commissioner, and to ail of them be his
refused to disclose the date that will be
named for the primary, but ."t the same
time he has been engaged in writing over
the county to bis setect coterie of
Issurgeut frieuda asking them to prepare
lists of all vot-rs in their respective prs
cinctn; to mark their political proclivi
ties, whether Stalwart or Insurgent: to
select and send to him the name of the
party agreed upon as a candidate for
Committeeman; to secure at least one
"good worker" in each school district;
and in many other respects has shown
most remarkable activity as a "brW
politician, after the most approved In
surgent style, bat outside of those with
whom he "compares notes" not a scintilla
of information will be vouchsafe as to
the date when the primary will be held.
Notwithstanding the somewhat gro
tesque antics of the Chairman in bis
effort to take an unfair ad vantage of those
who are not in political a-cord with him
and to so manage affairs that it will inure
to the benefit of those who are, it will
avail him or them nothing. The Repub
licans of the county who believe in fair
play and majority lule are content to
give him and them all the rvpe they
want, serenely confident of their ability
to bring them op ith a short turn -when
they get a fair whack at them on the day
of the primary.
They remember the "compare nous"
meeting of a year ago, when a handful ef
aspiring politicians and impertinent
would-be bosses drove candidates from
the field snd set up a ticket of their own
choosing for the people to vote, and the
humiliating result of tbeir brazen at
tempt to practically deprive them of a
voice in the selection of tbeir candi
dates, and are not, therefore, surprised at
the unfair, indecent and underhand
methods attempted this spring. They
looked for it, are prepared for it, and are
not disappointed. The Bourbon never
learns, nor does his Insurgent ally and
brother.
This effort on the part of Chairman
Berkey and his friends to keep the voters
in the dark as to when their primary
election is to be held is all the more
amusing when one goes back a little
over a year ago and recalls the bellowing,
the roaring, the pawing of the air, and
the noise this same ele gang began to
make weeks and months before it was
necessary to fix a date for the primary,
under the pretense that they feared the
then County Chairman w as not going to
call a primary, as specifically provided
for by the party rules. How they began
as early as March, when the primary was
not to be held uulil the last Saturday in
May, to serve notice on Ibe Chairman as
to his duties, what they proposed doing,
etc But now all things are changed and
they themselves resort to reprehensible
and auUir methods that the fear alone
that another (who never dreamed of re
sorting to them ) might attempt caused
tnetn such untold anguish.
The Cambria county primaries occurred
Satnrday. and thtwe of Blair will take
place Saturday of this week, while those
of Bedford will be held on April 7th. As
tbete is a candidate for Congress to rep
resent Somerset and the counties above
named to be nominated, it would only
be proper for Somerset Republicans to
bold their primaries at an arly date, so
as to siJbrd an early Congressional Con
ference, even if the rule quoted above
did not specific dly provide it.
The Republicans of the county are onto
Chairman Her key 'a peculiar and sou.e
what mysterious wove, and will see to
it that be either shoots or gives op the
gun before another week roils by.
Captain Sanner. who paid his an
nouncement fee as a candidate for the.
Legislature to Chairman Berkey several
weeks ago, and to whom at the time
Berkey said that the primary would be
called for either April U.h or 21st, in
quired of Mr. Berkey Tuesday morning
w hat dale be bad fixed upon, stating that
he wanted f have cards printed and to
commence bl canvasa, and would like to
know the exact date on which the pri
mary would be held. To this Chairman
iioi key replied that be bad not yet de
termined on a date and would not give
out any information befuie Thursday,
the U-st possible day under the party
rules cn which he can Usue a call for a
primary. We dim our guess if Chair
man Berkey is uiakirg any votes for his
klaied candidates by this discourteous
aud ntifair treatment of candidates op
posed to him. his methods and his slate.
SI 30 Bewari, tlOO.
The readers of this paper will be pleas
ed to learn that there ia at least one
dreaded disease that science has been
able to cure in all it sla;n. and that is
Catarrh. H all's Catarrh Co re is the only
nniiivanirexunwB to the mdical fra-
uruiiy. Catarrh bing a constitutional
disease, require a constitutional treat
m euL Hail's Catarrh Care h"taken
internally, acting directly upon the blood
aud mucous surface of the system, there
by destroying the foundation of the dis
ease, aud giving the patient strength by
buiidiug up the constitution and assist
ing nature in dolug i'-s work. The pro
rtriora have so much faith in its curative
powora, that they offer tne Hundred Dol
lars ibr any case that It buis to cure, sena
for list of testimonials.
Address, F. J.CHKSEYACa, Tole
do, O. Sold by Druggists, .i
Hall's Family Pills are the best.
Try BraU 0 ! Try Graia-0 !
Ask yoer Grocer to-day to show yon a
. - - thai nar find
pacKK " " - - -. - j:
dnok that ukea the place of eoffee. The
children may unu J-j
.i l..i, 1 It lr it lik It.
wm iui j .
GRAIN' O baa that rich ttfml brown of
Murcaor Javs. nut it is maue irom puis
grains, and the iikw delicate stomach
r rives u without dtstre-a. 1 the price
feoffee. 15c and ti eta. per package.
Sold by all grocers.
The Director of th Censos ha appoint
ed the widow of Dill Anthony, of Maine
fame, a clk in the Census Bureau,
MatZESU COrITT CttiVS BIIIilCTI.
Tko Csiaty Divided late Tairty-Xia Dis
tricts for Gsasas Parpoass.
The work of Uking the 13th census of
the Lnited Stales Is under full headway,
although the actual eiiutuurating and
gathering of sta istics will not commence
till the first of June aud will be com
plated daring the month of June. Sum
rset county is one of four counties com
prising the 13th Census District of Penn
sylvania, and for enumeration purposes
has been divided into thirty-nine enu
meration districts. The division was
made by Census Supervisor Geo. R. Scull,
with the approval of Census Director
Meriam, and ia as follows:
L Addison township and Somei field
borough.
2. Allegheny township and New Bal
timore borough.
S. Faint township (part of), excluding
Benson borough. That part of township
north and west of public road running
from FodHtwell at line of Conemaugh
township to Paint Creek ; thence follow
ing Paint Creek to Cambria county line.
4. Paint township (part of), including
Benson borough. That part of township
south and east of public road running
from Fouslwell at line of Conemaugh
township to Paint Creek at Scalp Level ;
thence following Paint Creek to Cambria
county line.
5. Pgle township.
& Brothersvalley township (part of).
excluding Beriin borough. All west of
Buffalo Valley R. R. to borough or Ber
lin, and all west or public road leading
from borough of Berlin to Roxbury.
7. Brothersvalley township (part of).
excluding Berlin borough. Ail east of
Buf&lo Valley R. R. to borough of Ber
lia, and sjl eaat of public road leading
from borough of Berlin to Roxbury.
8. Berlin borough.
U. Black township and Caaseimaa bor
ough, 10. Upper Tarkeyfoot township.
1L Conemaugh township (part of).
That part of township north of public
road leading from Fount well through
town of Dsvidsviiie to Thomas' Mills,
and thence along Somerset and Johns
town turnpike to Jenner township line.
12. Conemaugh township (part of).
That part of towohbip south of public
road leading from Foustweil through
ipwn of Davidsville to Thomas' Mills,
and thence along Somerset and Johns
town turnpike to Jenner tow nsbip line.
IX Lower Turkey foot township (part
of). That part of township south of
Laurel Hill Creek and Confluence bor
ough. 14. Lower Turkey foot township (part
of). That part of townbip north of
Laurel Hill Creek and Ursina borough.
15. Elklick township (part of), in
cluding Salisbury borough. That part of
township east of Catselman river.
16. Elklick township (part of). That
part of township west of CaaaeJinan river.
17. Fairhope township.
14 Greenville township.
19. Quemaboniog township (part of!.
Including Hooversville borough. That
part of township north of Grcensbnrg and
Stoyestown turnpike.
2Ql juemabooiCi township (part (D,
including Stoyestown borough. Tliat
part of township south or Greens burg and
Stoyestown turnpike.
21. Jefferson township.
22. Jenner township (part of), includ
ing Jennertewn borough. That part cf
township west of Somerset and Johns
town turnpike.
23. Jenner township (part of). That
part of township east or Somerset and
Johnstown turnpike.
24. I -a rimer tow nshtp.
25. Lincolu township.
2x Meyersdale borough.
27. Middlecreek township.
IX Mil ford township and New Cenb-r-vilie
borough.
29. Rock wood borough.
Northampton township.
Shade township.
Somerset borough.
Somerset township (part of). That
part of township west of Somerset and
Stoyestown road from Quemahoning
township to Somerset borough, and west
or S. A C. R. R. rrom Somerset borough
to Black township line.
34. Somerset township ( part of). That
part of township east of Somerset and
Stoyestown road from Quemaboning
township to Somerset borough, and east
of S. A C R. R. from Somerset bo r sigh to
Black township line.
35. Southampton townthip and Wel
lersburg borough.
30. Stonycreek township ( part of U
That part or townthip north of Suhre road
from Allegheny township line to Stull's
tavern in the town of Sbanksville, and
all north of lower road leading from
Stull's tavern to Coleman's station.
.TT. Stonycreek township (part of).
That part of township south of Suhre
road from Allegheny town bin iiue to
Stull's tavern in Sbanksville, acd all
south of lower road leading from Stull's
tavern to Coleman's station.
38 Summit township (part of, Induc
ing Garrett borough. Tnat part of town
ship north of the following line: Com
mencing at line of Brothersvalley town
ship, follow Blue Lick creek to Cast-el -man
r.ver; follow Casselman river to
mouth of Elk Lick creek, and follow E k
Lick creek to Elk Lick towm-hip iine.
' 39. Summit township (part of ). That
part of township south of the follow ing
line: Commencing at line of Erolherv
valley tow nhip ; follow Blue Lick creek
to Casselman river; follow Caasel
tnan river to mouth of Elk Lick creek,
and follow Elk Lick creek to F.Ik Lick
township line.
30.
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33.
Ia Ksmery ef Hrs. A. W. Xatp;r.
The death of Mrs. A. W. Knepper oc
curred, on' the 12th day of March, 1'JlO.
Her associates in the White Ribbvn
Army, with an offering of lilies in token
of their love, with sighs and tears as evi
dence of tbeir grief, attended ber funeral,
and at a meeting called, requested the
publication of the following notice:
After ten ytars of faithful service aa
County President of the Woman's Chris
tian Temperance Union, our beloved and
devoted sister has passed from time to
eternity to Join Ibe throng of the "pro
moted" alnady in the enjuyineut of that
glad fruition of our hrpe.
Hera was a life good and true. Modest,
even to shrinking, yet brave with a cour
age born of honest conviction, and vrith
r ariessuess w hich purity and truth
alone can endow their possessor. With
w bat sweetness and patience sbe pre
sided over our conventions. Wilh what
bright hope and loving solicitation sbe
planned for the temperance cause, only
those who were w itnessea can realize.
Her burden now ia laid down must
be borne by ber successor ; and let us
hope her good work will not cease, but
that her good example will be emulated.
Iuonrown cemetery seventeen atones
mark the resting places of W. C. T. U.
workers who have finished their course
and taken tbeir place with the Heavenly
Host, leaving to the earthly contingent
the rtpoosibilty of bearing the temper
ance banner aloft, so that the standard of
christian citizenship be not trailed and
soiled.
THIM
Liigsnng La (trip? Csagh.
G. Vacher. 157 Osgood St Chicago, says:
"My wife had a very severe case ot la
grippe, and it left her with a very bad
cough. She tried a bottle of FOLEVol
HONEY and TAR and it gave immediate
relief. A 50 cent bottle cured ber entire
ly." Price 25c and 30a.
For Sals r last.
Fin two-story brick dwelling house,
corner of East and Race streets, Somerset,
Fa., formerly occupied by J. J. ScbelL
deceased. Immediala possession given.
Aptly to
P. A. Schsxi
Somerset, Pa.
Erery family atuuid-have its house
hold medicine chest, and the first bottle
In it should be Dr. Wood's Norway f ina
Syrup, nature's remedy for ugh and
colda.
ra"""s-"vl Lots of
people
have thin
hair. Per-
t" I haps their
parents
LA had thin
AgP hair; per
il 3 haps their
children- have thin
i hair. But this does
fi not make it necessary
ior tnem to nave.tnm
'hair.
r -
t .9 3
MP
n
you r & AttS&
makes the hair healthy
and vigorous; makes
it grow thick and
long. It cures dan
druff also.
It always restores
color to gray hair,
all the dark; rich color
of early life. There is
no longer need of
your looking old be
fore your time.
S 1 .00 a buttl. AO drsggists.
" A s reeSv for restoring rksr
to to hair I believe Avers Hair
Vair haa do e;aaL It has always
gives me perfect satufactioa la
every wav.
"Mrs. A. M. TrnL,
Aug. IS, lass. ILuumoBi-jjurS.T.
WrXm tbm Dodo.
H will m ynm s book as TT
Hir J 4 fraip fr. spa rq",t.
it TO do n tftiiB a:i til WuHn
rim sipni tr.m th ba of
Vigor n ths Iurta aboal H
dlrca.
Da. J. c. arm.
L KM.
5,000
Second-IIand
GALLON STEDP CANS
FOR SALE AT
Cook & Beerits'
$6
AT
Per Hundred.
They will not last lonz at this
price. "First come, Erst served."
MAIL ORDERS will receive
prompt attention.
NEW LAKE HERRING. Large
fresb-canght stock. First shipment just
received. Prices are lower now than
they will be later. Every package guar-
cteea.
OIL MEAL. The most nutritious food
yoa can feed your stock. We are the
only firm in the county who can sell you
this "Feed"' at lowest wholesale prices.
Give it a trial. Mail your orders.
CAR CLOVER and TIMOTHY SEED
Ju in a few days. Prices will advance.
Lall anl Inspect our stock. We know
we can please you with Lowest-Bottom
Prices and Bet Quality.
FAXCY ItECL '.4 XKD SFFD.S.
WE LEAD in every line of our busi
es. Fancy and Staple Groceries. Season
able Goods of every description.
FARMERS We are Headquarters.
Highest Market prices psid for Haled
Hay, Straw, Potatoes. Apples, Wheat.
Oats and Farm Products of all k:nis.
t all to see us. Inquire what we pay be
fore ycu sell elsew here.
m
Cook & Beerits,
"THE HEADQUARTERS."
Perfection
FOwTMa
Celcbmiu
of Fit.
Try the
CENTEMERI
KID GLOVE,
Every Pair Guaranteed.
Entire New Stack of
Wall Paper
Just Received
Mer & FMllips.
uos. norne &Co.
PITTSBURG, PA.
Spring in Earnest.
Our Mail Order Department .will
tell you anything you desire to know re
garding Spring goods, either lor personal
or home adornment.
We simp'y give you at random
prices on different Spring wearable.
New Shirt Waists are ready and there
is every colored cloth, such as mad
ras, percale, gingham and cheviot,
all the new designs, in a price range
of 50c, 75c, $1 iX tl -'t up to H 5ft.
In White Waists of pique, linen
lawn, dotted muslin and madras,
litrtst tnckings and piaitings, price
go from L0O up to 15.50.
New Tailor MaJeSprlng Suits, home
spun, Venetian, cheviot, serge and
other wool materials, at 7 50 op to
fiS.OO.
Spring Jacket?, all the good materials,
all the nobby styles, blacks and
Una, 5j to 2S 00.
Wash Silks are selling very fast, and
we have the Japanese kind in pret
ty combined color effects, sol'd
white also, 45c to 50; a yard.
Canei Corded Silks for shirt waist,
dressing aacques and children's
Summer dresses, at 50c a yard.
Fine White Goods for Spring sewing
Lawns. Dimities,Nainsooks, Piques,
ela, i 10c, 121s op to 1.00 a yard.
UHL'S.
Spring ! !
Are yoa ready for it 7 We are. You were ia our minds when we
made our selections for the srason and your wants bave be.-n antici
pated. Every department is ready for jour Inspection. You will find
the choice of all thai is new, novel and stylish ia substantial material
at tbe lowest possible price.
Do yoa need a separate Dreas Skirt
You will make a mistake If you purchase before examining oar line of
cew lhlngs ia Bilks, Mohair and large variety of plaia and fancy
suiting.
I it a Shirt Wa st
Then call and inspect the largest and choicest assortment of Silk,
Satins, TaSVtas and other (roods to be ftund in the countj.
Did you say White GoMs P
We have a complete line of Organdies, Swiss, Persian Law ds, Irdis
Linen, Nainsooks, Dimities and Pi-uea. Yes, color d wash goods of
all kinds. ,
Perhaps you prefer a Tailor-Mada Suit, separate skirt or a sills or
wash waist?'
We have given exceptional care to this department and claim the
most exclusive styles combined with the bertt of workmanship and ma
terial that can be found any place in the county, at prices you would
pay for an inferior article elsewhere.
As usual, material and finish are the distinctive feature of the large
line of ladies' moslin underwear.
The stocking department for ladies and children contains tbe bec
fast-culored goods at low prices.
Call and exainineonr line of Lace Curtains some beantiea in Irish point
and Nottingham. Some very pretty patterns in sash curtain goods.
Atk to see the lino of Table Linens. Towels and Bed-spreads, Calico
Wrappers, Handkerchief. Tiff, sew BIt, Ribbons and Notions.
We have alx-ny tn"H Ir-uUia in Dress Trimmings and Linicgs. Our
offers for this season embrsce a large variety in all-over dk nets, spangle
nets, guipure all-overs, laces and embroideries.
UHL'S
Furniture and Karpets j
-AT-
KOFFROTH'S.
Do not fail to sec our 1900 line of Furniiure. New Mvlfs
in the latest finUh GoIJen Oak The line is ably designed and
it's well made. The cheaper, and in a way thoronghly satisfacto
ry; the higher cost and with certain kind of elegance adJeJ.
Carpets, ,
In aa np-to-date line MoCLIXTOCKS The displays were never
more complete. So many new ideas in design, EaUh, color and
mechanical construction.
C H. COFFROTH,
MAIN CROSS STREET. S0M&RSET, PA.
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Have just received a big line of Spring LTats, ia all the newest
shapes, including the new u RAYMOND " stiff hat, and all the
late things ia PEARL, GOLF and ALPINE Shapes. They must
be seen to be appreciated. Come and see them. Will be pleased
to show them to yoa even if you are not ready to buy.
J. M. BLACK,
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SOLD WITH TH4J VSDERSTASDISGX
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Our General Catalogue qcotes -a
then. S-r.i 15; to partly par 2
postage or cxprciiage aaJ cM 3
send yoa one. I: has 1100 pag-'S, t
1 7. ceo ''luitralions and quotes
prices on near'.y 70,000 things
tnat you eat ar.a ue ana wear.
$tfe&'.Z&?i We constantly carry in stock aL
--Ut-X5-' articles qnoted.
TbaTallett llefcaaols BuiUiaa ia the Worts. MONTCCtrlERY WARD CO
Owaes aa OccapwS ExtbiswetT Bl Ux. lkl'- ilMM,rklai V
ZS5E
WA1CU Will lomiiw w twiuni. jatii
furninhmit matrrU! r.i M anl upward, no
s oosiderwl. Vituvn y-rs' p-fi-nce
Rrterroc. JoHS .xj--1)1UL. Lopn, i-
, SSIUNEE'Ji NOTICE.
Aaron Blough and ( la the Court of Com-
Wll IO ITHM rra, VI nunwTi.
fcdwsrd Keller. ( set County. Peuoa.
Asirm Bloorh and wife bvir mades vot-
notary aiwteaiunt for the beorCtot liKrirerwj-kUMS-ofall
tueir property, real and personxl.Io
tne umlrrsif iil. diM:- is li-rvOy given o all
persons luMted to said a!or uimakr iio
luediate Davraeiit, anJ tlxn-- h-svlna ciaims
aoinat aim lo prts-rol them duly su'.hcnuca-
Ul lor sriiierneui 10 ih a-irnc. a rrsi-dt-neeof
tle roor. on w rvtntulay. May 2,
Iml at 10 o'rlork A. M . in Uut-maoooiDa
township. Woroerst cisintr. Pa.
X'tSAtWU HClU.K. A10W-.
tsonirnH-t, Jta.
aUDITUP.'S NOTICE.
In re estate of Harry O. Coleman. dced.
Tbe nudVrsirned an1itrr appointed by the
Court, on moiion of li. L. Haw. K).. to insks
distribution or tne lun.i in trie bands o J-
rob J. Bract. amvinic exrrutor in w:tl male
and atso loarvrijain wbo the paruvs am: uu
Orr the wilt, tliat will parti-ipiu la to. ai
Uibuuon, aa writ aa the inlrrst !h-y nia'r be
entitled to. berehy rlvr uot!-e ne win
ait todisrnams tbe diilim f hiapp4ulient
athiaomo. In (Somerset. I'a , ou Tr.urwiar.
April iib. at one o'cloca r. M.. wbt-n !
w ber all parties in iu wrest may aitrnd if
they we proper. .
GEO. R.8CVI.U
AU'LUfT.
UDITOR 8 NOTICE.
In re estate of 8. marl Neiderhetsrr, dee d!
The undersigned oaTine been aprolnted aa
dlior by ttie Court brreoy givrs notice that
h. will attend to Ue duties of said appoint
ments! the orEoe of J. C. lxwry. In fiuer
SeW m Knday. April A. b. liajil. at
I o-l:X in the aru-rcono uf aaid day, w-hru
and wnereali peraoaa Inirnsud can altrnd
U tbey wink proper.
J. C LOWKT,
Aud. tor.
E
XECUTORrf' NOTICE.
Ealate of Jonas Maurr. late of Jeaner town
stilp, Aersyiscd.
Xjrtters tertsmentary oo the above estate
baviUjt bren (ranted to tbe undermined
by toe proper auiAortiyMHice la hereby giv.
en to ail pt-rsooa IndrbUsl to aaid estate to
Bia ke innixiiiiM pay meot. and loose bsvicg
Claims seminal tuc aame to preMnt Uiem duly
autbenucated (or payment, on (Saturday,
March 4Uh. laCu, at tue'Ute reaidencaof de
ccaacd. M ARY A. MAl'KER.
KAKUS MllXtlf,
1. UboWMAN.
. tlrtutors.
pAUM FOR SALE.
S arrva s-ns tinder cu!tivatlir! rod
Lu t W 1 ns; upk-ndid waun undrtnid vrn
ciml; dnfiopV-n snd lane rn-ioni cm I trail
e-taolisnru; nueon-narjm rium-e irut:
mi ea fpil (V.Kner-t. nmr i-il ir; liberal
terms. Cail on or add i,
I), f. MeAUfltR,
Lutie, Pa.
AN ORDI.NANCE
Ginrtin Utc Johnstown TtlQ'fion
CuMjxiny Vie right to crt po!4.
8sc 1. Be It ordained and eoaeti-i by the
Burrem and Town C.unril of the horouu of
liooerviiie. Fa., and it is h-r-ny oriai-.rd
andraactrd by authority of the moir, irrat
the pnviu-e be an-1 U hereby Krsntrd U toe
Jtiaitowa Telephone Con.fny to ewt and
maintain aacb pitl-s in and upon fat aland
avonua, aiid t the corner of lioovrr and
Water atrerts. In snld Boroun of Hoovpr
vtl.e, aa ntay b neosocry r taepuronneof
ereeuic and C4nl ru-ti n Mnas of U-i-pn.ne
wirys tnrouh tbt-ioid Lret in said boi(Mivti
to the piaces of bUNinsia. work. nianuGtet ir
inc evtiiblishinrnla. ol!li-ea and bouses -f 4:o-at-nrs.
o said airert. within lbs aa:d bor
oovn limns, ior trlephnoe ports
c i. Taepo(s vo be rnvled und.TtilS
ordiuamsf.nali be hmnd uod-rtfteair-tijn
of tne Town Coarw-il of wid bonmich at H
vrrxville, and laid Town Cotioeil rrsrvea lb'
n g hi to pfMce nn alarm trincrnpb winsoo
the poles rr-rlol bv ibe said J'Kin.Ujwn T
plni Company, trtss of oust orrhxnre. wb-n
aid nre alarm irlramph shatt te adapted by
Uiesald borooKh f Mooversiiie.
Sir. X. Tnat ha it brm-s ne-wary to
exirnd the pnvilnr franted nuler mis ordi
nance, tbe sabie nmil 1st grs.fi I d or exwndrd
by resolution of Council, wilh the cooftm
reneeof the Borss, at lhr dis-retioo. Ho
aerTing the richl at any uin to assess and
levy a tax opoo all polm wi es and tele
pCiontsi aa Council may hereafter direct aud
urd.im.
urdained and enacted lnV a law this six
Uenlb &iy of octoorr, A. It. Itf.
Att-fc- C. W. WEIi'iLF,
lawis ICHoovaa. Frea. of Council,
eecrrlary.
. Approved the 16th day of October.
aV.HAMtB.
Buryss.
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.
Ilavine bfsn appointed aadir bv t'i Or-
uiu' court of iu-nie county to oistni
nie the fund is U.e band of U. P. t taier,
adoilu'.atralorof lwvid Kamriart. of ibs
Wwnhipof tjnemahoninic. deKsrd, Vo and
anionic umm Whj mmivd Hk-ittu, aad io
tlx Ihr widow'a dower. I brrrby five notice
tnat I will attend to ine dsitsof my irj-xm-meut
at my oalr In isjs-iwt, la on iiiurs
day, March 2. at which liiue ail prnuu
interasted can suead.
r. J. KOijTK.
Auditor.
J. H. 5IFFORD & CO.,
Somerset, Pa.
JJ" iit'l I'.n-'.rvhrr A:'-'if Thi H'.fi t- ilur
rsul!ful lineof sll-ver Lo. Embroideries, Insertions. TucWinjrs, etc
Our Silks eanno. be n;uail-L No two aiike, and pi i- ttiat ill uiFti--e
The peple'are tuyicg ahead and will be prf paied wit n Old Sid takes his place frt
thesoa.mer. ,
Don't put rtf buying your spring Shirt Wabt. Tbey will ls "ia i!, ar.d mere
ready-made nwt woru toaii ever bel'.ire. V e hae the tyles ttat wf.i pitas eit ry
i ne. Call and examine thtse beautiful Waivs.
Tnik u!-j'U rttiijiiir ewtnmert
The nieicbatt w ho aliris bia curt'intn ill C:id they will satisfy him. Ti
reach this poiat tba beit way to advert;-? and - - h cuntomer a hat y u h.t
and they will oiuit in snd be satisfied. We bave Irtc, aud are stii!, Iryirg to rex a
all our customers in this way and want you lo bear this in tnind and take sdvanUe
of it by calling to tee us.
Full line of MIulia Ccderwear being displayed upoo our counters. Now Is a
good time to boy. Cheaper to buy read mado than i sit down and make f r
yourstiTs.
Spreads sellirc rspully. One of the neatest Hues ever brought into this market.
Prices, 'j0 cts. and upwards.
Tailor-Made Suits
are moie s;a!r than ever, and J. H. S1T73S3 4 CO.
have seerted the prf tiit-t lice tLat wi'l bebwn a; y
w h-re in S- nerset Cvjuty. The iit.s kd 1 e n n
tx.rsecuid tls-r. wfc-ra funicular aitmtion will be ex
t ndil. A la-ns variety ia jts k. liray s-ems to b IjS
lri'V:ilii:g cilo.-. Lui we have n:acy otiier, so as to
l'.irs all.
Wah 5iiks,
ovfrcne hurdrtJ ii;!!- rt-Lt patttrt-s. IV t.-t pas I h's ty
w i;b u; notice. Y--J will nrsi odd r'lre theea--u is
cv?r. B.:y bf fere aosrtiu'.-:;t is picked over.
New an 1 styikh iinsol White ;..! ia pi.iue, Na'n
n ks, Matis, inl:a L:cer, Orgacdiis at. 1 many otb-r.
AImi tte tiew rn-'rcerii t:r --t.
New puller..!, in Tali L'ueu, Njpkias su I T iwels.
Spring Cap-s are tei:i -sh :. Yoii will tind al
plenty of Carpet--, Rug aud Matlinjs, Oil Cioth, etc
F,. i:vf i.i Your Prod'tr n ul Tnkr .V- rrfatmli.-
T.'uit Yi-h Ars in S'fd of .-
(At The Old Stand.)
J. H. SIFFORD & CO.
I DON'T BUY
Lew Prices
3est Gaods J
VjT-. j ft';
ii i; s
mri
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L'ctil voa Lave seen our One Hundred elegant and fncv X
trimmed single and double Sk-igLs, and ?ixty of the bet (juality
S Farm and Lumber Cob-Sleds. These you will 2nd by imj'iiiingtt
I HOLUEHBADH'S flABMAliE STIIBfi.
2
f and are it in the Carrif.je Rob0?i:orv in rear cf Hardware
I Store. O.ir Kn'ues. Klankt-ts a:id Kelb you will lii.d in t!:e J
Uarda-are store. $
fefj B Holderbaumj
steMISClHeOiMfaatlllliHcSMSMCCMaais),
c?3 r-2 :-3 yasafc?3r3S3 the c-ta sssa-xs&a sssaxssa
1 aaesawJ -
i 8
g Fay th3 Frtish! on g
8 all Gaods Shb-
cut-cf-tc.v;i
Palrcns.
Penn
1 raffiCS
CASH PAID
ft
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o
Ccun!ry PorLca
CO.
LimrcD.
A l Kinds.
MorieySaVang
Opportunities
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Are oHertd t cry patron t!i: b:g depr.rt- o
meet store, ajd hundreds are dully taking advantage, cf t!'C!n. ft
""e Lave tl.e Wst and largt putrosaze ia tlj Coaetaaiizli Vul-
E lor, aud e want t j ext?uJ our t-al ? li iat ta; ai;iaiL 3
o coubties. The bid fv your trale is :aiL o.t tlie strength of q
0; merit, backed by price loarncss and quality LiLrhness ine le?t
features of lias b'g department store. g
g To be brief: We have t?a oi" the large.-t $ tires ia the g
g city, and they're all ender oas roof. Every article sold in every
department is sold ca the narrow pro'at inar.'ia characteristic of g
o big departoient stores. Not an article sold l ore that jou can not
o rely upon as being the best, and we'll warrant ocr prices the S
y lowest- On l!tse, we cater to the arrnv vf .-ho; p rs in Johns- 2
town. W e'd like to cater t you supply your i:,ii When o
you vLit J jhnstown, vi;t this ;t .re. whether you aut to buy or
simply want to look around. It's a home like place, and evrry
o courtesv is shown ton.
Fi ' Q
S Ladies' Suits 3
The famous Straw! ridze i Clothier Suit. 3
. o
i i.e sr-rui'.
o
.l .,.. , .e.t.
uuur uia-Jir liimiui;, tten one Vi t.ieul. 1 i.e spring Miowinj is ri
9 here. We Lave the exclusive sale of these slits ia this vicinity,
g $5 to ti'j the suit.
o
Golf Capes 2
Pretty spring sty ',-. of Golf Capes. 3
ia all the Idlest colors and conibiaaiiot-s. Matchless in showing
S and ia price io.oO to fS for Lud.'e" Capes Ld to 'I4.T5
5 fvr Misses and Children's.
Ladies' Jackets
Spring weighti in Coverts and Broadcloth.
g $5 to $5.
Furniture & Carpets, I
Hillinery Dept.,
S Two of the bi'- --t departnients here, and $
a the most popahr place for Lome-furci-hers in Western 1'encsvl- S
nia. Other departments Meats. Groceries. Saues, Dry Good, Q
8 v
o
ft Hardware, Chinaware and Clcthin .
1 lilE PENN TRAFFIC CO. i
1 LIMITED. i
P Johnstown, - Penn'a.
s:r-wocs?;a Washington strsit. cooaoaocseccsccl
Lumber Wanted.
editable for Furuiftrre work, st my
worts Dear II .I.sf j j , S.'?ners-t cxuu-
ty, Pa., m lare or oaall iuac:itUs.
White and IV-i O. k, Poplar, Linn.
AdJm?,
Peaujlvas j -aTO.ttrs w"jriA,
Cturgs Xraessr,
Jdhmtsvr. fa.
:IEKGH St CanOGOLDS
MILLED EH8I11ES
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srw 1 pr -."-i. Hirtwi
1 ;r'iiws, or a riaaun, nmhc,
j nCd 'it'uiLOXGOLO, Sfrsn Tsrfc, fa. -