RR
HE man who blows his own
horn often meets some
pointed objectiois, but we are going
to be rash for once.
of these new Soft and Stiff Stetsons for
Fall that we have
about them a little.
shat they are Stefsoms, but that they
are such a fine assortment of Stetsons.
€ome in and see them.
yourself, or call on us for help, as you
bike.
Prices $3.50, $4 and 4.50
MILLER & COLLINS
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Successor to Appel & Glessner.
We are so proud
just got, to blow
It is not merely
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the store will be filled with
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handsome line of
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compare values and prices.
they have already given me.
always be my best references and best advertisers,
because they shall always leave the store well satis-
Dry Goods and Groceries
are now arriving daily and within the next ten days
from the leading markets of the country.
Ladies’ New Fall Neckwear
now displayed in the front show window.
it to yourself to investigate.
patrons for the business
My customers shall
the choicest merchandise
See the
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You owe
Come in, look around,
Visitors are welcome.
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NOTICE. |
The Meyersdale polling place pre- |
agnct No. 1, has been remoyed from
t#a old fire house to the new Muni-
atpal Building. The Register-Asses- |
ssz- will sit at the polling place, Sep-
amber 2nd and 3rd, between the
Hears of 9:00 a. m. and 3:00 p. m.
mad. between 6:00 p. m. and 9:00 p.
mm, of each day, to add or take
fam the register list, as it may be
recessary. Persons desiring to vote
ad She primary election should ascer-
tin that their names are registered,
amder the new law.
EMORY GEORGE,
ast’ Register-Assessor.
Albert S. Glessner,
3 Successor to Appel & Glessner
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Sausage Roll.
Make a rich biscuit dough roll out,
put in each a fried sausage, and pinch
over like a turnover. Bake until
brown.
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For SALE—Three lots on Large
street, one and one-half story house
on one lot. This real estate will be
sold at sacrifice price.
Apply, at THE COMMERCIAL,
CRIMINAL COURT.
SIXTY-SIX SEPARATE ACTIONS; BEGINS
tember 8th, will contain 66 separate
actions.
The murder charge against Josiah
Long, of Quemahoning township,
which is a parallel, from a legal stand-
point, of the famous Thaw case is set
for Wednesday, September 10th.
Long shot and killed an Italian, Carl
Phillips, for having improper relations
with his pretty voung wife. The list
follows:
Monday, September 8th—Com. vs.
J. 1. Bartolin, embezzlement, J. J.
Longrere, prosecutor: Com. vs. John
Patton, desertion and neglect to main-
tain wife, Annie E. Patton, prosecu-
trix; Com. vs. R. S. Alexis, embezzle,
ment, Herman Oberauer, prosecutor;
Com. vs. Tony Romer, fraudulently
removing goods, W. 8. Albright, prose-
cutor; Com. vs. George W. Lybarger,
exortion, Lucy Johns. prosecutrix;
Com. vs. Harry Goldberg, arson, L.
G. Wagner, prosecutor; Com. vs. C.
Hentz, selling liquor, selling liquor to
minors, John Anderson, prosecutor;
Com. vs. W. L. Brant, highway rob-
bery, Katherine Leham, prosecutrix;
Com. vs. George Kos, violating liquor
laws, L. G. Wagner, prosecutor; Com.
vs. William Colborn, larceay, Matth-
ias Nahlen, prosecutor; Com. vs. Zeit
Biddle, larceny, Matonias Nahlen,
prosecutor; Com. vs. John King, lar-
ceny, Matthias Nahlen, prosecutor;
Com. vs. Stephen Androsints, bigamy,
Joseph Viraig, prosecutor; Com. vs.
Stanley Kosice, assault and battery,
Gust Biegeye, prosecutor; Com. vs.
M. D. Salavich, selling liquor without
license, Edward Arisman, prosecutor;
Com. vs John Wongerson, bigamy,
Louise Wongerson, prosecutrix;Com.
vs. William Yanosky, aggravated as-
sault and battery, J. W. Arnold, pros-
ecutor; Com. vs. Tony Nele, selling
liquor without a license, Frank Popek,
prosecutor ;Com. vs. Patrick Gallahan,
assaulting an officer, J. C. Bentley,
prosecutor; Com. vs. Stephen Andre-
sovits, embezzlement, John Szvetes,
prosecutor; Com. vs. Willis Werner,
resisting an officer,J. C. Bentley, pros-
ecutor; Com. vs. J. C. Sarena, carry-
ing concealed weapons, S. W. Me-
Mullen, prosecutor.
Tuesday, September, 9th—Com. vs.
Henry Franklin Barron. embezzle-
ment, H. L. Sipe, prosecutor; Com.
vs. Harry Wilkins,assault and battery
and attempt to ravish, Mrs. N. G.
Smith, prosecutrix; Com vs. Mary
May, burglary, I. H. Friddle, prose-
cutor;Com. vs. Stephen Beres,assault
and battery,Joseph Vites, prosecutor:
Com. vs. John Beres, assault and
battery, John Simon, prosecutor; Com.
vs. Samuel Tinkey, assault and bat-
tery, Daniel Pivl, prosecutor;Com.vs.
Albert Freeberger, aggravated assault
and battery, John Harris, prosecutor;
Com. vs. James A. Wilkins, assault
and battery, William Davis,prosecutor.
Com. vs. William Davis, assault and
battery, James A. Wilkins, prosecu-
tor; Com. vs. John Dovich, larceny,
Valentine Kalashuta, prosecutor ;Com.
vs. Mattie Servie, violating liquor
laws, S. W. McMullen, prosecutor;
Com. vs. Joseph Jack, violating liquor
laws, Harvey E. Bittner; prosecutor:
Com. vs. Albert Szeworyk, assault
and battery, Julia Weinsek prosecu-
trix: Com. vs. Benjamin R. Hersh,
false pretense, Conrad Keidel, prose-
cutor; Com. vs. Albert Smither, alias
Belgian Pete, aggravated assault and
battery, Francis Ypung, prosecutor;
Com. vs. same, carrying concealed
weapons, Harvey E. Bittner, prose-
cutor.
Wednesday, September 10th—Com.
Arisman, prosecutor; Com. vs. Willis
SEPTEMBER 7TH. Smith. 4
nite PAYING PRICE.
District Attorney Virgil R. Saylor | Butter, per pound........... ......... 22-25¢
announced that the calendar, of cases | Eggs, per doz
for trial at September criminal court, | Chickens, per pound.............ce. . ec
which will convene on Monday, Sep-| Country Side, per pound...... ...14-16¢
Apple butter, per gal...........
Shoulder, per pound Fen
Streng.
SELLING PRICE.
Gorn, per bus................liiani 90¢c
OBES, coarseness sis renrisnaaserees bbe
Wheat, per bus..........c..covvnnnneeee $1 05
Wheat chop, per cWt.........ccceeueee 190
Corn and oats, per cwt. home
ground..................ceceeesianenniee 17
sault and battery, Henry C. Oramer,
prosecutor; Com. vs. Charjes Walker
and Pearle Long.
Josiah Long murder, Lester G. Wag-
ner,prosecutor;Com. vs. Jacob Drisco
vs. Michael Meader, murder, Edward |
MARKET REPORT.
Corrected weekly by McKenzie &
Corrected weekly by, Becker &
Flour, ‘Best on Record’ per bbl. 5 65
‘King of Minnesota’’ 60 per cent
patent, per barrel..................
larceny, Ellen
Spence, prosecutrix.
Thursday, September 11th—Com. vs.
assault and battery with intent to
ravish, Francis Collier, prosecutrix;
Com. vs. H. E. Weigley,larceny,John
F. Arisman, prosecutor.
Friday, September 12th—Com. vs.
Reuben W. Brant, surety, Edward
Omen, prosecutor; Com. vs. Harry L.
Berkey, inncorrigibility, Robert W.
Berkey, prosecutor; Com. vs. William
H. Powell,desertion and non-supporb,
Mary M. Powell, prosecutrix; Com.
vs. Joseph Naylor, desertion and non-
support, Josephine Naylor, prosecu-
trin; Com. vs J. G. Miller, desertion
and non-support, Eliza Miller, prose-
cutrix.
RETURNED FROM
ALLEGANY HOSPITAL.
Some ot the Somerset county pa-
tients rciurned from the Allegany
hospital r-cently.
Earl Lr.uner, the Garrett boy, was
taken to nis home on Saturday and
will be under the care of Dr. Pollard,
until he is restored to health.
Fred Petry returned home to Salis-
bury on Sunday evening and will be
looked after by Dr. A. M. Lichty
until he gets up to his normal con-
dition.
Walter Schaffner was brought back
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WE HAVE THE FINEST
PERSONAL ATTENTION
'ENTRUSTED To US.
R. REICH
130 Centre Street. Funeral Directors
IF YoU WILL BEGIN BY FIXING UP THE DINING
ROOMIT WILL GIVE YOU ACOMFORTABLEFEEL-
ING To HAVE YOUR NEIGHBORS SAY:
FROM THE CARLOAD.S oF HANDSOME FURNI-
TURE WE HAVE RECENTLY GoT IN. WE HAVE
THE LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTED STOCK |
OF ALL: KINDS OF FURNITURE, CARPETS,
RUGS, MUSICAL GooDS, SEWING MACHINES,
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS.
EQUIPMENT IN SOMERSET COUNTY.
\
“OH,
SUCH ‘A BEAUTIFUL,
> YoU CAN CHOOSE
EQUIPPED FUNERAL
GIVEN To ALL WORK
& MA,
and Embalmers. All Telephones,
to Meyerscale on Sunday afternoon
on train No 15. His condition is
good, but is still under the care of
Dr. Bruce Lichty.
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BROKEN NOSE.
C. W. Truxal while using the lawn
mower in his lawn on Tuesday even-
ing slipped and struck his nose on
the tongue of the mower and fractur-
ed a bone in his nose.
DEAL.
Threshing is the popular sport of
the season.
Harvey Long of Connellsville, was
seen in our vicinity on Tuesday.
Mrs. P. W. Suder, who for the last
three weeks was visiting her son at
Boston, Mass., has returned home.
Calvin Weimer of this place, wears
his hat on the side—its a girl.
Miss Elizabeth Knepp, who had her
tonsils acd adnoids removed on Mon-
day is getting along nicely.
Quite a few of the Deal people
went to Pittsburg on Sunday and all
report having bad a nice time.
err a
HELPED OUT OF TIGHT PLACE
Woman Worries Now Over Mystery
of Taxicab Where Before She
Worried About Biil.
“Just as I am beginning to feel that
life is unprofitable, dull and stale
something happens to reconcile me to
Spangler, offense against morality,
J. J. Costello, offense against moral-
ity, Harvey Glessner,prosecutor,Com.
vs. Nellie Glessner, offense against
tor; Com. vs. Harrey E. Weigley,
adultery, Carrie E. Weigley, prosecu-
trix; Com. vs. Harry E Weigley, ad-
ministering pcison with intent to take
life, Carrie E. Weigley, prosecutrix;
Com. vs. Ruth Christner,offense again-
st morality, Carrie E. Weigley, prose-
cutrix; Walter Enos, offense against
morality, Sarah J. Dodson, prosecu-
trix; Com. vs. Rosa Wegman, offense
| against morality, A. H. Wright, pros-
ecutor; Guy Lambert, offense against
morality, Ilga M. Lohr, prosecutrix;
Com. vs. Alexander Scott, offense
against morality, Elizabeth Emily
Gray, prosecutrix; Com. vs. Daniel
Morso,offense against morality, Kath-
erine Stern, prosecutrix; Com. vs.
Garfield Shaffer, offense against mor-
ality,Lieby Parson, prosecutrix;Com.
vs. Albert Metz, offense against mor-
ality, Blanbhe Lininger, prosecutrix;
Com. vs. Laura Collins, offense again-
st morality, Adam Baker, prosecutor;
morality, Laura Collins, prosecutrix;
or 120 Wood St., Frostburg, Md.
aug 28-2t.
remit m—
Just received
lizer. P
J. Cover & Son.
ad |
Com. vs. Flora Ross,
| morality, Harry W. Thomas, prosecu-
|tor; Com. vs. Paul Grove,
| cutrix; Com. vs. William Trimpey,as-
Mabel Meyers, prosecutrix; Com vs. |
morality, Harvey Glessner, prosecu- |
Com. vs. J. J. Hay, offense against
offense against
offense
a car load of ferti-|against morality, Flora Ross, prose-
existence,” said a pretty girl.
“Take the affair of the taxicab;
| that was about the strangest thing
| that ever happened to me. I went
| calling in a taxi. The woman I called
| on had so much to say and took so
| much time to say it that the last five
minutes of my stay I couldn’t listen
to a word she said for counting to
myself the rate at which that taxi~
cab was eating up money. ‘Six dol:
lars and ninety-five cents,” I figured,
finally, and bolted desperately. Just
as I reached the sidewalk another
woman equally desperate shot out of
Notice to Antomobile Owners
THI
general overhauling.
they want a satisfactory
mobile users are not looking for a HALF-
WAY Garage or Repair Shop.
Ask all the prominent doctors of Meyers-
dale who takes care of their automobiles.
The Best Is Always the Cheapest
NK! |
Where you should take your Automobile
when it needs a first class repair job or a
Notice where all
best automobile men take their cars when
the
job done. Wise auto-
MEYERSDALE AUTO GO.
O. C. GURLEY. Mgr. -
Before You Buy a
FIRST SEE
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Cream Separator
AND TRY
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the adjoining apartment house.
“‘Have you engaged this cab? she
said. ‘Please let me take it. I am in
a great hurry. I cannot wait for an-
other.
“‘I have had it for an age,’ I said,
‘I owe—'
“‘That’s all right,’ the woman in-
terrupted. ‘I will pay it.’
“A roll of bills in her hand showed
that she was financially equal to the
demands of a waiting taxicab. The
driver nodded acquiescence in the
change of passengers, the woman
Jumped into the cab and away they
went. I went back to make inquiries
of my friend, but she could tell mre
nothing on the subject in which I was
then vitally interested—the identity
of the woman next door. It was a big
apartment house through whose doors
a hundred women pass each day, and
probably we never shall find out who
THE BEST SEPARATOR MADE,
sy Johnstown, -
\
Office 223 Levergood St,
Penn’a.
WANTED.
At the Royal Cafe, and Restau-
rant, at Boswell, a cook and girl in
the kitchen. Employment given at
once, good wages for the right party.
ad A. E. BITTNER.
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For SALE—One Heavy brood mare,
6 years old, and one horse, 6 years
old, both sound. Will work single
or double. The mare is an extra sin-
gle line leader and perfectly safe
from steam and such like.
GEo. W. BEALS,
R. F. D. No. 2, Meyersdale, Pa.
aug.7-tf
eee eres
such a desperate hurry.”
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the woman was or why she was in|
| Just received a car load of ferti-
| lizer. P. J. Cover & Son.
LUMBER FOR SALE.
If you are in need of lumber see H.
Phillips, at 331 Beachley street, or
call by phone. Both phones. We can
save you money on building material
by delivering direct from the saw mill.
CuNNINgHAM LuMmBER Co.
May 1-tf ad.
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OIL! OIL!
per cent dividend.
| Wouldn’t you
| stock? Call, on or write,
| H. 0. MCKINLEY,
| june 26.tf Meyersdale, Pa. ad
The Oklahoma City Oil Company 4§
has paid the first quarter of an eight §
It is only a half |
a year-old. Three oil and two gas &
wells flowing. Two wells going down. Si
like to take some
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