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S TD agents wanted for ICY CLES Uniontown, Connellsville, L.IB FI] PrP TTS U R( the more good he Celebrated, F Agents already West New- l wanted. Write to the i ots., C eh PPA. $125 PER MONTH. WE WAN'T AS TIRAVIELING, LOCAL, COLIYNTY, GITNIERAL, FREE. A FEY OUTFIT at once tor Apply territory, MORE o Salesmen fie year ronnd, $125 PER MONTH. MEN, of :— A. H. HERENDEEN & CO., Gereva, N. Y. IMPORTED. STOCK Si] LIS. SPECIALTIR PER RFECTION HEN APPLIED TO § Pronounced by Experts the Standard of the World. Ask your dealer for WINCHESTER make of Sun or Ammunition and take no other. FREE :--Our new lllustratad Catalogue, WINCHESTER REPEATING ARMS €O Mew Haven, Ct. id WTP ETT ERT ET $40.00 hil ROADS ARE ALIKETO A MONARCH. Perfection is the result of our long experience. $50.00 Monarch Chainless $100.00 Send for 1898 Catalogue. Agents wanted in open territory. MONARCH CYCLE MFC. CO, . Lake, Haisted and Fulton Streets, Chicago. Branches—New York, London and Hamburg. Sond ten 2-cent stamps for a deck of Monarch Playing Cards Lillian Russell, Tom Cooper,Lee Richardson and Walter Jones. WT TEE Ah a a j MONARCH AND DEFIANCE BICYCLES | are the product of mechanical ingenuity. $60.00 illustrating [those I abuses and {tion a little more than (ty is ast-run- | { that [the party and the State and enter upon {the campaign with a candidate whose | { part I be | be a matter of boss dictation | chine misrule, tof the last Legislature treasury | the question { consideration. i sonally | Beaver [ subsequently defeated in 1882. conditions arousing the | sue Las been | part [of Allegheny, | represents that party machine which is accountable for all that is complained | | modern | distinction, i would be of [these methods and | ord, I fact, the acceptance of t Mr. | cause of the people and the party. I Wanamaker is | nomination for Governor, | ever, demanding iislative jobbery that I as accomplishing this result. | amaker’s | plainly understood. | importance a | vidual consideration. i eruising off Nantucket. to get ! glimpse of a Spanish fleet approaching | No matter what kind of a cut you want, | this coast, will not burn one-tenth tie | we can supply it at a very low prige. How They Arguc Politics in Kansas. they argue polities, as ane the Wathena is ample evidence: Out in Kansas use strong guage when they clipped from the “The warmest discussion have had for some time the we with a fellow, that Jesus Christ and Heav- to be with Bill Kinley and the Republican party.” added th them. nd This was other who Almighty, day, complained Ae- Ie any of en itsell seemed at he had for that argument no use none of them suited him. rather stunned could make just the devil, lamity. and go to hell. What the Convention Will Face. Philadoelphin \ The speeches of lis raienment of the methods us, and the only answer we was to stick to Bryan and er PIeSS, Mr. Wanamaker but which Tr gO unanswered, severe just ar- have led taco much abuse both ol the party Neate debauched y name and about , which: have legislation, misused the par and brought { miliating scandals, is met in silence by | who are who alone could be inter- i ested in making reply. The issue will have to be met face to face at the Republican State conven- a month The nomination for Governor then made will determine whether the par- and with a promise of worse to to endorse continue those methods, or whether it come, shall repudiate all is discreditable and dishonoring to y relations and associates are such "as to command popular confidence and an assurance that the future will not and The scandalous ma- record with ite trail of raids, private padded and mock investigations, the menace of the return of these evils, is alone suflicient to force to There jobs, pay rolls, taken with consideration. {iz an undeniable feeling among the peo- | ple which makes the action of the con- very | { the coloni s that were won from Great whatever it of great concern. vention, may be, The personal character of Congress- | I man Willinm A. Stone, of Allegheny, as is not under Iie is not assailed per- than a candidate for Governor, any more when nominated aud But the he was people to-day are much more aggravated than were | those of sixteen years ago, and the is- made in ‘advance of the convention unlike 1882, it can be determined by the convention of the y. and within the party. Mr. denials, so that, whatever the lof. Ilis managers, at the head of whom isWilliam 11. Andrews of Delemater are the ones who for the ure, are re- sponsible the Logisla polities are an assurance of a continu- ance of all that is objectionable they instead of the people control. The of Allegheny nomination of Mr. Stone itself an commit the party to an approval of the legislative rec- which was the result of them. That which cannot be Mr. Stone impossible. The opposition to this is not merely Wanamaker’s candidacy, but the not Ie is, how- in the name of people who are not concerned in someone shall be who nominated represents the party election would be an assurance that his administration; Treasury raids would no longer be pos- sible to bring discredit to the can name. of several eandidates who are not immediate cheice and representatives of machine purposes would be aecepted Mr. Wan- canvass has made all that the Republican party in the State must no longer be used in private in- terest and made responsible for the { most scandalous jobbery. The coming State convention must determine which course the party shall take. It is a question of the gravest nd outweighs every indi- The convention cannot escape the issue, and upon its will he wiser to assure sutceess. Effect of the War Upon Coal. ard’s Coal Trade Journal “Rituminous shippers are expecting to be benefited by the Government pur- but be disappointed. chasers, in this we While the hu- | responsible for these! hence. | Stone | EFtions. It is shameless record of | and whose methods in | y, should | indorsement of | avoided, makes | | | encouraged by the persons sent from | { Spain to end it, in order that they make money. Mr. | seeking his own | “dithieult to I Jand batteries while the i eight ye | dependencies i comes the proprietor of one of the most was General | { population {cern people in a progressive age, I 2 they so please, but | oJ ’ the | Leg- | } : i to secure to Cuba her indepepdence is | coal daily required when tearing neross to Nouthampton at race-horse The naval than usual; speed, | more coal but on the whole we think | the war will have the effect of curtail- ing the demand for bituminous for the loss of export trade will offset the increased fac- Unlike some other contractors, vessels will burn coal, demand of certain tories. the coal men will support the Govern- ment from patriotic motives. The war-has an interest for coal men aside from the matter of transportation and con{raets. be of vit Coal is plainly seen to alimportanee to the naval com- batants; and all report with pride the fact that spain produces less than 2,- | 000,000 tons per annum, and will find add the present while the United States produces more than to stoek, Kint that week, of soft coal alone, and has enormous stocks on | amount each Coal is the | king of trumps and Uncle Sam holds it, ! together with joker, right and left bow- | ers and ace.” hand at all shipping ports. a - A Marvelous Victory. Pittsburg Times. It is only after hearing the partieu- | lars of the great battle at Manila that the full importance of it can be realiz- ed. An American fleet of six vessels surprised the enemy, destroyed a fleet | twice silenced a number of action was in | its size, progress, inflicted a Joss of 1,000 or more | on and suffered nothing but slight wounds to half in return. navy was victory without the destruction fortifications it would have participants Had it triumph over the enemy on shore alone, the enemy, a dozen men | Not a ship of the American harmed. Iladit beena naval of the | made its famous. been a | without the destruction of their ships, itt would have been a glorious achieve- ment. But triumps on both land and sea that his- | it was one of the grealest | tory records. Aside from its importance as a mere naval engagement, the results of the | victory are unparalleled. Spain at one swoop loses fully a third of her popu- lation. The United States acquires a possession three times as populous as evolution, which lasted I'rom having no foreign the United States be- | Britain by the Ars. important colonies in the world. The | of the Philippines far ex- | of the British The territory is ceeds that Australia. colonies of | greater [than that of Pennsylvania, New York, | New {eut, i combined, {13 colonies. ted States into a new place among na- | Jersey, Massachusetts, Connecti- | Rhode Island and New Ilampshire | those seven of the Moreover, it puts original | the Uni- doubtful, when the full | significance of the victory is disccver- | ed, if it is not the most important of | j rot in the history of the world, for it shapes affairs that con- times, if An English Opinion. London Truth. All colonies have a right to become the mother country if | never had any col- | independent of ony a better ground for adopting this course than Cuba. The attempt of Spain to maintain her sway in that is- | | land has been characterized by hideous atrocities, and the civil war has been nay | Cuba is almost ruined ; its people are | starving. The end of the war is as fat off, as far as Spain is concerned, as it ever was. Under these circumstances, the determination of the United States i worthy of all praise. | and not the machine jobbers, and whose | | the best interests of the party and the | | State would be subserved throughout | that jobbery and | | ment, tepubli- | The nomination of any one | the | this | It is a declaration | | their use blotting is an impossibility | The Spaniards are a strange nation. Individually, they are men of excep- tionally high honor. But they been misgoverned that no public man loses favor if he robs the govern- Cuba is annual drain on SO an Spain, for Spanish oflicials. — Tur Srar and the New York Weekly Tribune, both one year for only $1.50, :ash in advance. Tue Elk Liek, Pa. .— STAR, FOR SALE !—Several gross Braham Patent Pens. These pens are a new invention and an excellent thing. By ani one penful of ink will write an or- | and avoid blots. i them out at 15 cents per dozen. | ular price is 25 cents per dozen. | action will depend party success. It! Iwill be easy to invite disaster; it time They last twice as long as other pens. We have them in stubs and all other styles. Will close Reg- Try Law- dinary letter. They save ink, save them and you will use no other. | yers, ministers and clerks buy them by { the Star think they will | Govern- | ment will purchase liberally, the coal | will be largely for vessels formerly in commercial use, and so a less quantity, ither than a greater, will be needed, | because of their change of ownership. The St. Louis, for instance, leisurely the first | FrOSS, oflice. You can get them at Tue — Judgment Notes and Receipts, put up in neat books, with perforated stubs, for sale at Tire Star oflice. Prices very low. Dealers provide revenue I Dean & Brother HH. | Farm's & Lab.C. i Liston, Jesse i Frazier, C. WV | Cook & Co, ( | Collins, EF. i Bibert, | Floto, I red. |" Hettley, Ro C { Philson, | Gumbert, i Shultz & Co., | Kurtz, Jr., | MeNutt, i Tissue, H. I Schrock Bros........: have | | Citizens Bank... but it has been a mine of gold | } IKhbe chi, | Glessner, Address all orders to | — - YES, WE CAN !—We can supply cuts any and all kinds of ad-| vertisements and job printing. Tue Star office and sce our large as- | sortment of specimens. We can show suitable for { you cuts pf nearly everything that ex- | i ists and many things that do not exist. Call at | E { Krider, S.. s saad Rummel, JM. oe . al Merc antlle SO Fe In Somerset County, Pa, Take acts of assembly of the Cammo to meet the de the treasury and other purpose dersigned appraiser of mercantil said county has prepared i of said county and has placed ass which to him appears right er, to-wit: ® ADDISON. Name. Dean, I Retailer... Assn Niclow, I. D oi Ross, IR ob. Strawn, I {LLEGHENY. Retailer BERLIN. Bowman, B.J........ . Retailer... Groff, Fred Johnson & Son, A. K Krissinger & Co. Nowag, Paul Go. Jac. 12 bilson, + i Bankers...: Appraisment for notice that in pursuance of p nw §; SeVerd sith 341] nds upon Merchandise 1 rit= © th xes for each and Glee, TC TE Me 30D LD He LD LD Retailer... Lk BENSON. Cassler, A. EE... Retailer... Farmers” Millin 4 Helsel, Louis | ITusband,; A Wiltrout, J BROTHERS Beachley, Iv ALLEY. Rayman, Us 1. a £ CONEMAUGH. Hershbers “Retailer... “ Menser, i Rish, | Wenver, Ih CASSELMAN. W. HH Retailer. Weimer, Li CONFLUENCE. Anderson, Win....... Bird & Bird Blac KK Sons © 0. Je ul, re tt & org Canningham, G. KE. Davis, 1. KE. Dodds, .J. M. Dean, T. B. Grofi, A. I. - Henry, ) & “ C Billiards... .. Re tailer. Mounts Toa il Son, WH, 2} “ Ross & Bro, ; A. Parnell, J. B Tennehill, . Public Fall. PLN LICK. Bondar I. WW. Retailer... Kre tna, Sry & aie nn PMaust & Brondwator. Malcolin, In ‘Thomas, R. SIR IIOP). Dom, Tu. ( 1Hoblitzell & Son,. : Troutman, P.... 2 = GRIN VILLE. Retailer... Krissinge r, (10. cee Retadier.... Yutzy, A. HOOT ERSVILLE. Mlough, eisely =. Pe i Bennett, J. Knepper, M.D Miller, Je vhonges, red, {-Flock, | Hottmai O'Conie Risinger, . Hay, Minnie Griflith, J. J......... 3 LOWER TURKE Colbhorn, A. J. Romesberg, Ww. Y IOC LINCOLN. Retailer... Sipe, . 3% “ Weimer, :) 5 Beal, Mrs. A. Glotrelty, Geo... Sader, Mrs. PW Retailer... “ Ha Hn a im pn Hn SO aa Retailer... Mn TD a be eH ’. MIDDLECREFER. Brugh, A.N.. Barron, N. B Moore, UC, “ MILIORD. MEYERSDALE. Appel & r ny m Cook, Wi Basil Cover & as Pr. on Ad Din & Co. CH bively, Ho J Deal, I «Retailer Retailer... Retailer... ¢ “Bankers... Retailer... Bankers... ) 7 aw. Co. Grurley, Geiger, ho See Hocking | Leonard & Fike Livengood, S. “ Meyersdale Sup’ly Co * Miller & Collins. “ ‘Meyers, ME Morgan, B. D. PiRbteryd Io. : Platt, “ Plirt, House. Rutter Tet ler... Reich & Nop, Rk. . » BY Peoples’ Store Shipley Hardware Co Slicer, Nat The Beachley Co Thomas & Bro, I. B. NEW Gardill & Co. J. Topper, John M NEW CENTER 3oucher, Il. NS. Dall & Co... a Hamilton & Con, Yo NORTH. VILL Re ta i ler MPTON. Leydig, i. Lynch, Peak on . Miller, J. dasa ** OGLE. Jetta PAINT. Ashtoln Trading Co... Ret Cohen, eka Sup. ( odd, td) detailer... Baumgardner, J. I i Ream; Garrett. Shafter, I. D... QU Specht; Josiah MAITONING. Retailer... ROCK WOOD. Ash, J, & G. Retailer, Hers... tudler.... Retailer... Opera House. oa Re tile r BALTIMORE. Retailer... wi vin £. it HH 1d 12 13 10 14 14 14 14 list of the trades in that prop- Amt. 700 | 7 00 7 00] 700 7 00 7 00 700 | 7.00 11 — iY SIS AIAN NI TSI nll & —- t Sr sis SEZ aaa | Barc | Wahl, P.M... Spangler, ( | Sorber, D. W. { Cabel, 1 Hic her, i Shatler, H. prehm, L. WV. | Vauncar IHoblitze A & LCalborn, Cf, W Sains : ry He WN { Dumb auld, J. i BILLIARD | think proper. | No. 14, Baker, W. H. ( onneiley Mola bull, EK. Growall, v . Just Pufiliari Qo» Miller & Sot, J. D. Rockwood [Met a Co Snyder, 1 As | Suyder, M. Wolfersherg 1, SALISBURY ‘hus & I. begnt ad Re tater. 1s Barchus, J. I. tinker, os khien & Reese rots ier... Glotrelty, M. J... = Hav 1 Hay, Sartnth. ¢ Jeffery, JT. rs Lichliter, Mi A 4 yablie hall... retailer c™Shaw, H. ¢ § Statler, C. vi th Eras ohilliards IDI. Reitz; J. retailer. a. CREEK. ~rotiiier...: STONY Baltzer, (Colon Baltzer, S. G.. Baltzer, ¥ Baltze r Keitfer, Wilson. .andis, C.F apmlslalsIslagaIsT~l~] Wagner, Daniel SOMERFIELD. Frey, Wm. retailer... Hook, I" M & 3 Jacobs, T. J ; 154 SOMERSET. retailer... 1: Saylor & Co, | Saylor & Co, schmucker, ( Welmer, And. uo. L SOMERSET BOR. Acme Grocery, .....retailers. : iin house. Jentord, M. retailer, Braliier Bros .. a Black, J, M. : Cook & Bocrits Coflroth, 3 Colfroth, = Cofiroth, Cas ebeor, Cc We rn i Sp i SS hie holt Saet at Her... nse & Koo or folds rhaum, 10: Knepper & Go i” Ketter, (CL . Louther, Miller, J. N« & Casehe Dial, J. Willis. Sche LA Simpson, E. Snyder, J. Schrock, C. A Sipe, MH. L..... snyder, J. Saylor, D.-\ © Sifford & Kuylke nd’l. ret: tier shivler, ! < Sufall, Uhl, ae house... retailer FTES To GT Te rm pom en 35 Or Frank H Nos Actin Chas. .... SUMMIT. sen, 0d retailer : ad PR | billiards... Judy, Wn STOYESTOWN. Morrill, Bowman 161 retailer... Bar Bron Ls Ir. te Shockey, Cl. 4 Thompson, Poinbroke * URSIN A. Albright, James retailer. { Sellers, S. HL CPPER TURKEY retailer O00]. SO,000 £0,000), 00,000; Sales of $500 to £1,000, Class 8, Tax $5 00 AND TEN PIN ALLEYS One table or alley, $50.00. ditional alley or UA $10.00. ad- Each NOTICE. —Al this appraisement, TAKE cerned in persons that cOn- al {appeal will be held at the Treasurer's Oflice in Somerset, on Wednesday, May 25th, 1898, where you can attend if you JE. GOOD, Mercantile Appraiser. Salisbaayy Flack Line, SCH ILAMM BROS, —Huek No.l leaves Salisbury vilye ot Meye rsdale at 10a. MM. inle atl po M., ar- Proprietors. SCAEDUI at l.r..m., ar- Returning M., arriving at Sal- 0 BICYCLE To Agents as a smnple. Thisis the op portunity for nn hustler. For particu=- lars, address t CYCLE €0., INDIANAPOLIS, IND. 3 M. Salisbury riving at NMeyersda at 3 eM. leaves Meve sl ve at 6 pe. VW. Expressman and Drayman, WEST SALISBURY, PA. FF. GARLITZ, All kinds of hauling and delivering of goods at low prices. Your patronage issolicited. B.& 0.R. R. SCHEDULE. Until further notice trains will arrive passenger at Meyersdale as follows: BEAST ND. No. $i: Dally. ota adn, “12:48 P. No. 46, 1 : No. §, BOU aily. Daily .. WEST BOUND. i No. 9, No.1, i No. 1, Notice to Exchanges. some of Tue Star’s exchanges will ‘please take notice that our post-office | address is Elk Lick. Some of our ex- changes are not being received regular- ly. on account oi-being. addressed *Sal- Eye tf aly sou
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