STR pe s Port Wine * Ad Good Advertising Medium. County Star, [oo FICE, PA, THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 1900. NO. 29. Sao and ‘then tho | | CALIFORNIA LETTER. | 1 ende Attorney=-Ail-T.aw, ator to take gang | or five three s well 1 their to the VOLUME YL. SALISBURY. ELLK LICK POSTO! W. H. KooNTZ. J. G. OGLE has an asphaltum base in ¥ commensurate with the serious- KOONTZ & OGLE, g iffine like the Px Ivania | ness of tl 5 ies inherent in ud of p Abou ed to 11s reg ) by-products ¢ such a pervers nd prostitution of = ry Spell Broken by wired from it, the princi] > of | official authority. It is a good thing 3 {BEE i= ; 1 Ae SOMERSET, PENNA. iD This he ar iy to do. | y dd g I = Office opposite Court Hou ¥ (NED A GREAT VICTORY. Showers which is asphalt, which is ct | fe ver that he ec opposite Court House. % ) i i : . 11: : py The matter was carried into court for | boe | sively used in paving streets, and |i decision. It v ¢ »d before Judge | rhe = for hie there is an unlimited Pe FrANCIS J. KoosEn. EnxNEsT O. KOOSER. Supreme Corie Sys He Had 1 ¥ nahin, He . J LD sm uiy 3 a range Big Boom in 0il at | demand. Most of the ouiput of the | he State. ipreme Court hinks of his pre- JOSER & KOOSER x { { Ct ia oi :1ls, howeve s used | cto eg- Sooerhs ron Right to Veto Constitutional L it county chairmen from ma- | bor on : T Pl bos Ei : Bi | + 1: Yegs . ” y Attorneys=-At-T.aw, = chine ruled counties like Indiana, | jin its crude form for fuel. Near- | islat } d it, as he did it to write an £4 ad this week. W ¢ SOMERSET. PA Amendments. Armstrong and B ify | Some Gus ly all the steam power plants, large | in cutting de the school appropria- > IR these counties had pa r | | and sms ae a . . ——— i After the evidence was all in | - 5 / Q ¢ 5 TRKEY nr © r 2 Gi 18 ( 1 un = are selling lots of Clothing, Hats, I. A. BERKEY GOVERNOR TRIES TO EXPLAIN ce Budlic > Sagi 1 2 af Bo cannty | any candidate to sign such a pledge | “Ei n, too, what in the state are now using | t 1 reme Judges of | oil instead of coal. Most of the loco- | is in the south- | the , Car 1 ylvania Dutch ac or Moy macht fiel hoy”, ap- | west I motives on the railroac and canceling ter it had been n converted into oil | a Attorney-at-T.aw. 1 | . Fi. ~ 3 - > | 4 . ap | + = Shoes, Skirt WW ais ” Dros $ Goods, Sorat and that such a pledge was unlawful ! plies to California as well as to the Key- | burner nd the new feul is found to | sig come a part of : = ause it compelled men to promise ate . ov ; ’ + { be much cheaner and MOre cORVenie | file GQ - OMe over Post Ofte Lebanon Conrt 8 Says the Machine : a stone State, then there ought to be a | be much cheaper and more convenienl | the : of the State. ete en O Pledee I lawf 3 : ~~ | good crop of hay in these parts this | than coal. T » Court goes beyond ex- . Q oa Is i I i : : : . aucus riedge 1s Unlawful, didate in the state in a machine ruled | year. We have had a wet May—that | MILLIONS IN IT. j pec tation in that the iime RE. MEYERS, DISTRICT ATTORNEY. —— county. The de on of Judge Endlich | is. wet for California. You Pennsyl- | yithin the! 1st few months specula- | limit for the : : the amend- sniash the s resolution lattes | vania an thinns all it dev Selah ; hw = ants is t esse : an % 2 Attorney-at-Tunw, DECISION AGAINST THE QUAYITE. and removes the ip yania amphibians rend call itdry. A (jon in oil lands and oil stocks has be- | IRGnLS IS not LL : and that the u ln SOMERSET, PA. Ss go on the Snannesd of every candi- Tew ees of nil] Jib is) | come rife in the state, and the excite- pend ners n Mperisd ion ie Men can go to Harrisburg now | 8 pericd of nearly one month would | \hant now on is equal i, c iho Lio | months before ral elee- + ite O t Paopits’ & rer se s x ent s equal to that of the big ye rol. Office opposite Cook & Beerits’ Store. Governor Stone's Cut of $1,000,000 | without being compelled to bow sub- | not strike you as being worthy of the | tions, and that 3 answer the | real estate boom of 1887. Nearly every- ce. mn ° From the School Fund to Be Test- | Mission to the rule or ruin element in | name of a wet spell. Ilere a few | | m the the Republican party od ial = uere fr | body one meets is dabbling in oil I : ~< A. M. LICHTY, ed in Court—Montzomery County | 4 Erode drenching showers at this time of the | A CE avs 5 Ini} | 3 . i 2 | ANOTHER TEST | Lillions of dollars are being invested, | Main Thm stoinn Sud Se : y Directc Will Dumand the Pall sou oer brow. aithed at the hos yon 2% locked 2a 2 phenomena and hundreds of companies represent. | 34 3 - 1K ¢1]! More TD . | ts See s has been t r( a se ine - . . : : :h being ° Wala Aniount—Still Mere Trouble For the | cons intinne) actions of Qovernor = )! g 8 e > Ie thy of : > | ing Bonen of millions of capital that | : or fis at ’ s fall since ; ; : Machine. Stone been prepared in Montgom- | ry years, the rainfall since imaginary have been formed. | ed last year. therefore, this » purpose as if advert r will be advertised ne Xt I egisiature will be suesinvolvedin these If the efore the peopl | arta - Office one door east of I. 8. Hays store. (From Our Own Co Asnt)y jo vy, where Lawyer C. Tyson | less than one-half the normal precipita- Nearly all the public lands in the state » shall pass the amend- ). V4 3 : . : : : ratz, attorney for several school dis- | tion. This has le bad ttle- | | ments a second time. then : ar - J “yv . 1is has made it bad for eattle : Q, ments a s nd time, then a year from 1 most We have all kinds of Hosigry, Yarns rt en Re Pe ol Jn wheat die [tien TU tas ead 1 1d Boe tie: Lenn r in ontiienn Bay Te Pues (SUIS sosnd Unie then & Sass from n the O.E.JARRETIT, perh: astrous that the | the governor's right to cut $1,600,000 a E ne a ne Is i i 2430 staked out as ol claims. Doubtle ff ide i yw in : oe 0 yd aternc 1 T . Quay machine a i leaders ever ex- | from the school funds of the state ecreased the products of the orchards. | 11060 part of tl t 1 f | people, and if approved by the major- 2: : TQ I Too lr TLE) FY 15 roy 2 x 3 Fimo ns . siting 4 | £ u § # state. ge part o iis territory is barren of aki : y i in his Glo CS, N cckw ear, Handkex chiefs LEADING WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER. perienc ed. zo exceptin : 2 the one which action, which will be taken if a | Yet there has been no seareity of fruit. oil, but nu elalm of. producing wells ox. ity of the voters they become, by vir- ve S t defeat of Mr. Quay’s hopes in | oa or ten d will be in the shape | A yie f ‘ards of 15.000 carloads of | : : ie of te, incorporated i > tH : U 1 ? T 1 N ki C . Salisbury, Pa. s rejection by the neg States nly of 2 manta 3 AR of Afar 24 a o * i > | isading, over an aten efbtpeing ono | 4 ¥ i I Pate ans ‘ate. y ye 0 = hl b= 3S sen= 3 jnancamu 1 ten oranges and over carloads o is es Tans ¢ sv etnin alread. Constit of » State. es 2 naerwe ar, Owe Sy ap C1118, ur- All work neatly and substantially done a | Public Education Schaeffer, to compel le : k » South- | His the Jongih of the state, nirendy Ge oo + Stone and 2 of his peers Short oii The first of its troubles came on | him to pay the full amount of $11- | eWons in what is known as the South- { exists. The counties of Los Angeles, | enor ono qa Some St his SC. > a Tuesc 15st with the emphatic declar- | 000,000 in the Shape of warrants on the | ern California citrus belt, is not bad | | Orange, Ventura, Santa Barbara, Kerr | friends for him weakly attempt to justi- bs tains, ete. Ao pts Vv : N : : "i cant re : 1 eme court that Gov- | treasury. tendent Schaeffer is- | for a dry year. Citrus fruits are grown | kines. Tul are, Fresno, Madera. San | fy Lis in the amend- b i 3553 STNOr Stone exceede is st S & 3 "reascirer : m | 5% ih Cally BEA, ane : Fi=tablished 18533. ernor i A. Stone exceeded his Sue the w and State Treasurer by igation. The water supply has | Luis Obispo and Merced thus far . | ments by condemn amendments. a —...F conatituric ight when he vetoed | Barnett in and so both of heen short in some orange districts bat aus 0) 1 and M. Ci : hus fa ! | These proposed amendments are de- ose the two rents to the constitu- | ofiicials will be mandamused. 3h f ange dis 8, the principal ones in which the oil in- {. = 3 2 ed to secure more honest elections n we have at present, but even if | they are without merit, if ther objeet [ w was clearly pernicious, this would not t )0.000 in the school | Comparatively few groves have suffer- 8g for hallot reform in the appropriation was as unconstitutional | ed on account of lack of water. The registration and the | on Governor Stone's part as was his ction of voting machines. The | vetoing of the constitutional amend- the last legislature cut of $1 ( dustry is being expleited. The coun- | - h ties mentioned comprise an area larger than the oil regions of New York,Penn- ® > Special — r BEY Pp : —DEALER IN— ylvania and West Virginia, combined ~ + ! | J hard on the non-irrigated deciduous | ® DD 1 y C X OO = case under consideration by the court | ments. The case would have bee fruit orchard th : llbenaf ustify Governor Stone’s interference. . e was to compel Secretary of the Com- | tested months ago but for ex-State | I4it Orchards, got thave Will bow Toles MARINE OIL WELLS. Eb 5 5 vy 1 - + monwealth Griest to advertise the | Treasurer Beacom, a machine follower, | ly good yield of apricots, prunes, pears | a a Le If the proposition were to perpetuate ’ N otions, amendments. This suit was brought | Who refused to consider courteously | and peaches this year, but the fruit will Nor is the oil industry of California | the Quay machine in power instead of Elnts and C in the Dauphin county court, which | & Proposition from Lawyer Kratz. It | ho small. Ripe apricots are already in coufined to terra firma. Even the | | imperiling it by securing an honest