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MARRIAGE LICENSES
LATELY ISSUED.
NEWS iN GENERAL.
The State Highway Commissioner |
has re-appointed Jos. W. Hunter, of S. BE. Comerer and Sadie M. Mec-
Montgomery county as first deputy Cabe, both of Windber.
highway commissioner. Hunter was | Horner F. Vought and Mary F. Rin-
the commissioner under Governor gler, both of Meyersdale.
Pennypacker. Grant P. Hay Jefferson and Mary
The Supreme Court on Monday de- A. Barclay, of Milford.
cided that West Virginia must pay, Jos. H. Sheriff and Ruth Allgood,
$4,125,000 as her share of debts owed of Windber.
by Virginia prior to separation from Oran Berkley and Martha Stein-
the mother state during the Civil kerchner, of Acosta.
war and that interest must be paid James Bent and Caroline F. Me-
on the amount which is several times Dowell, Johnstown.
the original sum. Dennis F. Schrock, of
While confident that the foot and | Cora Etta Peck, of ¥lk Lick.
mouth disease which has been epi: | I. D. Yoder and Effie Yoder Nor-
‘Waterloo
demic among the live stock of the folk, Va.
country for the last six months vir- John E. Critchfield, Jenner and Ma-
tually has been wiped out, Depart- | rion V. Geary, Lincoln.
ment of Agriculture officials declared Richard M. McLain and Ethel Mor-
recently that they would not relax |rison, Ohio Pyle.
their efforts to prevent a future re- Harry M. Bowman and Nelle M.
currence of the scourge. Altogether Zufall, Somerset Borough.
more than 124,000 animals have been Roy E. Miller and Edna Mae Kin-
killed because of the epidemic at a zey, the former of Reitz; the latter of
cost of between five and six million | Shade.
dollars, the expense of which has Wm. P. Speicher and Mae Peck of
been shared equally by the federal | Somerset Twp.
and state governments. Jno. R. Barley and Myrtle Emerick
Thomas Bruce, a mineral and |of Confluence and Williams, respect-
railroad expert of New York bankers | ively. '
and capitalists, has closed a deal| John Black and Flora Luth of Sea-
for the purchase of railroad and coal | nor,
mining properties in West Virginia Jacob J. Rush and Jennie Harsh-
valued at $20,000,000. The sale in | man of Ursina.
volves the Marmet Coal Co., Lens! Earl L. Meyers, Hooversville and
Creek and the entire splint coal ba-| Rose Ella Blank, Wellersburg.
sin of the state comprising 15 mines Ralph R. Berkey and Ella Pearl
now in operation and 52 miles of rail- | ,ehman, Paint township.
road. The Taflroaqs Included are the | Jacob C. Snyder and Minnie Halp-
Kanawha and West Virginia, the Mill ton. Addison.
Creek R. R. and the the West yin Donald Grant’ Fuliinen, Pitishure
ginia and Southern. ily Ogle Kant S ¢
The United States in its latest note Dmily Ogle Kantner, Somerset.
to German made pubic Thursday| Chas. Tipton and Lizzie Kennel of
formally asks the imperial govern- | Fair Hope.
for assurances that measures hereaf-|
ter will be adopted to safeguard “A-
merican lives in American ships” on
the high seas. The alternative in case
of refusal is not stated. It was this
note to which Wm. J. Bryan refused
to attach his signature, resigning in-
stead his portfolio of secretary of
State, thereby precipitating a drama-
tic crisis. Robert Lansing, secretary
of state ad interim, signed the com-
munication which went forth with
the approval of Presfdent Wilson and
his entire cabinet. Friendly terms
characterize the document which re-
news representations made in the A-
merican note that reached Germany
May 15 after the Lusitania was torpe-
doed, sinking with loss of more than
100 American lives. The German
government it is declared “must have
been misinformed” when it assum-
ed that the Lusitania carried guns as
official information is at hand to cor-
roborate the original contention of
the Washington government—that the
Lusitania was an unarmed passenger
ship which, since It did not resist
capture could not be sunk without
transferring passenger and crew to
a place of safety.
SUCCESSFUL CONVENTION
The convention of the Somerset
closed at Windber, Friday. It was the
most successful which has ever been
held and the local committees were
warmly congratulated on their work
of preparation.
Officers for the ensuing year were
elected as follows: President, H. B.
Speicher, Garrett; vice president, B.
W. Lambing, Somerset; second vice
president, W. B. Putman, Somerset;
secretary, the Rev. Iran S. Monn, Elk-
lick; treasurer, L. L. Mountain, Con-
fluence; superintendent of depart
ments—elementary, Mrs, C. I. Shaffer,
to FIVE BROTHERS that
Ralphton; home, A. J. Sembower, : .
Rockwood; teacher training, V. D. Policemen and other big
Naugle, Hooversville; 0. A. B. C., S. €llows like. It S got that
Mrs. Azubah Jones, Holsopple; rural man-size quality about it;
schools, W. B. Putman, Somerset; . oo.
secondary division ,L. L. Mountain, not one of those insipid,
Confluence; delegate to state conven- next-to-nothing tobaccos
— but the big king-brand
tion at Erie in October, B. W. Lamb-
ing, S t.
INES Nomar. for the he-men on the
orce. :
There’sa snappy taste
Miss Daisy Shaffer of Scalp Level,
a missionary, addressed a meeting in
the U. B. church this morning, while
District Attorney Virgil R. Saylor.
spoke in the U. BE. church. There were
over 400 delegates present.
BROTHERSVALLEY.
Mrs. Jacob Yutzy, who had been
in a Cumberland hospital for a week
has returned home after a second op-
eration at the same place.
On the evening of June 6th. Miss
Mary F. Ringler, the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Dennis Ringler and Horn-
er F., son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Vought, of Garrett, were married at
Berlin by Rev. H. H. Wiant.
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FINE APPLE FROM SEEDLING.
J. M. Lint, of Keystone street,
Elder J. J. Shaffer of the Church
of the Brethren and Miss Elizabeth
Reiman, daughter of Mrs. Samuel
both of Brothersvalley township, were
were united in marriage on Monday
evening at the Capitol building at
Harrisburg by Rev. C. B. Smith, of
Morrell, Kansas. The bride is a sister
of Elder Shaffer's first wife.
J. A. Thomas of Confluence who
carried the mails there for many
years between the B. & O. depot and
the post office has been transferred
to Somerset where he {8 now employ: |
ed as night watchman.
South Side, has growing on his place
an apple tree which grew from a
seedling. Last fall it produced a fair |
yield for a young tree and the superi-
ority of the fruit led Mr. Lint about a
month ago to send one of the last]
year’s apples to a nursery for expert
advice concerning the merit of the
variety. The reply was that the apple
possessed many good qualities and
that they wanted another specimen
for the state pomologist but that sl
not possible until next autumn. It is |
most unusual to obtain a fruit produ |
cing treee from a seedling.
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has been in constant use for the relief of Constipation,
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assimilates the Food, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children’s Panacea—The Mother’s Friend.
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The Banking Hours Will Be
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OPEN EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT FROM 7 TO 9
In making this change we do so at the
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By doing so it follows the line of general
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systematizes the day’s work and permits
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CROUP AND WHOOPINGCOUGH.
Mrs. T. Neureuer, Eau Claire, Wis.,
says, “Foley's Honey ad Tar Com-
pound cured my boy of a very severe
attack o croup after other remedies
had failed. Our milkman cured his
children of whoopingcough.” Foley's
has a forty years record of similar
cases. Contains no opiates. Always in-
sist on Foley's. Sold everywhere.
Hundreds of health articles appear |
in newspapers and magazines, and in
practically every one of them the im-
portance of keeping the bowels reg-
ular is emphasized. A constipated
condition invites disease. A dependa-
ble physic that acts without inconve-
nience or griping in Foley Cathartic
FOR A FIRST-CLASS
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Also. spouting, write to J. S.
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Write for Delivered Prices
to Any Railroad Station.
with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they
cannot reach the seat of the dis- Th
ease. Catarrh is a blood or conmstitu-| «: a BOWMAN'S
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you must take internal remedies. OIL,
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken inter- : ° 4 i
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and mucous surface. Hall's Catarrh /
Cure is ont a quack medicie. It was
prescribed by one of the best physi-
cians in this country for years and is
Manufactured by
U. J. & J, BOWMAN,
Johnstown, Pa.,
a regular prescription. It is compos-
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Take Hall’s Family Pills for Con LADIES { re [?
stipation. ras ad |, hex gous Drucsist 2 SHLCHESTER s
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AND RETURN How to Cure a La Grippe ‘Cough.
Lagrippe coughs demana instant
SUNDAY, JUKE 20, 1915
treatment. They show a serious cond*
ROUND . FROM tion of the system and are weake:
TRIP $1 .00 Meyersdale n,
Special Train Leaves at 11:10 A. M.
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Postmaster Collins, Barnegat, N. J.
says: “I took Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound for a violent lagrippe
cough that compietely exhausted me
and less than a half bottle stopped the
cough.” Try it. Sold everywhere.
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"THEY SAILED WITH
CARGO OF DYNAMITE.
The Lyric Glee Club has had scores
of odd experiences incident to travel.
They have been snow bound many
times, once for thirty hours. Flood-
bound several times. Within the pres-
ent year they were floodbound for
several days near the Mexican bor-
der in Texas. They were fogbound o
in New York harbor for half a day. Funeral Director
Going to Panama it was unusually
rough for four days. Most of the pas- Prompt attention given to all calls
sengers and part of the crew were (at all times. Both Phones.
seasick. Mr. Hendry said, “It was i
not until we were entering Colon har-
bor and the sailors uncovered the .
hatches, we learned that a large por- | °0tS 8nd bruises, mamma’s sore
tion of the ship's cargo was dynam. |throat, grandma’s lameness—Dr
ite used for blasting. Had we known | Thomas’ Electric Oii—the household
when the ship was plunging in the | remedy. 25c and 50¢
rough sea, that we were riding over
many tons of dynamite, I guess we
Successor to W. A. Clarke
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For baby’s croup, Willie's daily
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Business conducted at the same place -
Chas. H. Reid, basso of the Lyrics,
is a checker player of national repu-
tation. When the Lyrics were in Bos-
ton, Mr. Reid played a draw game
with Alfred Jordan, champion of the
world. Mr. Reid frequently gives
would have probably died of)
heart failure.” CA = i O R i A
For Infants and Children
In Use For Over 30 Years
checker exhibitions and plays sever-
al games at the same time. He likes
Chautauqua work because the quartat |
gets into the towns early and the |
checker fans of the towns usually ar-|
range a game to follow the afternoon |
program. |
The Lyre Glee Club will appear ia |
Meyersdals on the afternoon and |
night of the fifth day. |
Always bears
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Signature of y Ras
Harvey Knopsnyder, a farmer
who resides near Markleton in Black
township is having sale and will
move to near Spokane, Washington,
where his brother has a farm. Anoth-
er brother, George, has bought full
interest in the Black township farm
about to be vacated.
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