rs
Read What Some Great Think:rs |
Have Said About Books.
The great
man who sells
There is no othe r
THE SOMERSET GOUNTY STAR
2. L. TaveExGoon,
Re
d books. —Gladst
calling or o«
bene fied
Editor and Publisher
‘Fntered at the Po tod
RE mail matter of tl
without a dining-room |
= Fol S.C. Abbott.
ye Ii
$f not paid >
t —
Bix month and Ki chen.
Af not pai An author may be 1S a
Fhree me *iful substitu t ture. |
Single cop s, but
To avoid “muitiplict of s
all subsc riptions {i i: ot
anust be paid in advance. ) an has a g up his |
germs will be rigidly adhered children without surrot % them |
= with books. He chea them. Chil- |
Advertising dr | to read by being in the pres- |
FRANSIENT READIN nee of bod her. |
Jine eaeh insertion. d Carefully. |
§ eonts gn J e er Only 5 or 10 cents ¢ aday invested with
business locals will he mixed John A. Noe, who is in Gur city, will
ftems or editorial matt in your homes the ¢ ompleie sets
cents a line for eac inst ction, except on g authors, viz tr Wal
i kens, Rob-
. P. Roe, Ouida,
Bulwer Lytton,
Charles Reade,
Universal Die-
yearly contracts |
RATES DISPLAY ADVERTISEMENTS |
de know on applic ion.
. Purrs, invariably
. Wilkie C
€or patrons of the pay
fe charged 10 cents
1
HANDSOME LINE of Men's,
| Women’s and @hildren’s Dress Shoes
run and charged
for undid ord red discontinue
spent will be taken for less
tf Lik lacs Sermig Co.
ye -
DEER AR Tic HOTIKI,,
+ Park, Md. t
SUMMER RESORT OF
THE ALLEGHENIES, |
Swept by mountain breezes, 2800
feet above sea level. Absolutely f
from malaria, hay fetes and mosqui-
toes. On Main Line of Baltimore and
nd Cottages
Rooms en
Railroad. Hotel m
Jvery modern convenience.
nite with batih. Electric Lights,
Tarkish Baths, two large Swim- |
Tennis Courts, |
Nl
emi
the
Ohio
{
Deen
MOST DELIGHTFUI
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ning Pools, Goll Links,
Jowling Alleys, Magnificent
Complete Livery Service, Annapolis
Naval Academy B and. Delightful Cot- |
or housekeeping if |
I
vator,
1
I
ft seems Shirt
Waist is here to stay. tages (furnished £
'o vit Ge 11a. grsired) ready for occupancy June lst.
We hope it 3%, All Ia | Hotel open from June 23d to Septem- |
dies agree it is the most | ber 30th.
so er . For rates and information address |
serviceable article of W. E. Barwell, Manager, B. & O. Build- |
their wardrobe Know- ing altimore, Md., until June 10th. |
: 2 After that time, Deer Park, Garrett
ing these things, we | county, Md. 6-30 |
have bought liberally gE ARE HEADQU ARTE RS |
and carefully, and are k or St Dress foods, Wi % and |
3 ris. FL Lok Scerny Co.
now prepared to show
iM’ KINLEY’ S LATEST PORTRAIT.
twenty (20)
styles in white waists
you over
A Splendid ABtogra ph Picture of
alone. Lawn is the the President, Free to
most fashionable ma- Everybody. |:
terial. A short time ago President MeKin-
y : ley sat tor a photograph, which he has |
We have Plain Lawn pronounced the best ever sec tod. |
ists. Tucked, Em- copy of this portrait, in colors, with |
re } facsimile of the Presidents signature,
broidery and Lace-trim on each picture, will be given free with |
every copy of the great Phil: adelphia in |
med, All-over Lace and
Sunday Press next Sunday (June
Embroidery fronts. The It is a souvenir everyone is certain 10
v | prize, both because of its merit as a |
ss, in view |
MeKinley is certain to |
be renominated at the National Con
| vention week after next.
the preture is 14 by 20 inches ,and ev- |
other ery one will be perfect.
. ork of art and its timelines
| of the fact that
Jowest price for White
Waists is 75 cts. The
finest and best are $2.-
75 each. The
prices are, $1.00 will he great ; hence it will be well Jo |
’ ? 2 orker next Sunday’ s Press early. |
1.50, 169, 198 299 ee
and 2.50 ce a lot of young girls in another
ona with their garments tucked up
treading grapes in a Quinto village of
Portugal during the wine making sea-
The
Colored Waists is equal
assortment in
son. The practice is kept up to this |
day. Speer of New Jersey, however,
arge : s
ly as large and varie d, uses rubber rollers and makes the most
comprising the newest | superior wines of ihe world. 6-28
materials and color | Also Climax * Brandy of Grape
. : The superior vintage of 187S Brandy,
ings. A large line at introduced by the Speer N. J. Wine Co,
49 cents. Black Waists is highly spoken of By physicians.
have received careful REPUBLICAN NATIONAL
attention also. Philadelphia, June 19th, 1900.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
°
The Baltimore & Ohio
| sell tickets at One
rma
Lowest [first Class
| Fare for the round trip from all points |
the Ohio River.
Ui | on its lines cast of
Tickets good going June 15th to
| inclusive. with limit for return passage
40 be worn with Shirt leaving Philadelphia to and includin gz
June 26th, 1960.
Waists. Side trip tickets will be sold from
imeinait von. Prloes | {i 5 tn gig, Op
|
run like this: 19 cents, b New York City at reduced rates.
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Many correct
= = Through Pullman sleeping c¢
25 cents, 50 hy
through trains to
fo $2.50 each.
full in-
oO R.
cents up
IS,
ail on
formation,
Agdnt
6-14
A Free Scholarship to Be County |
of Pennsylvania.
~~
The Schissler College of Business, an
incorporated institution at Norristown,
Montgomery county, Pennsylvania, in
order to introduce its advantages for
securing a thorough business educa-
each county in the state. The
1
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will this year hold its annual Sunday |
obliging
reasonable prices.
Smitl
some time
able to resume work soon.
inst 1 of
the liver is ac ie the health is good.
Sold by medicine dealers. | ed down after the manner of Farm
The West Salisbury union of the | Jou rnal. Tells about varieties, about |
nited Mine Workers of America will planting, growing, mulching, cultivat-
give a public ball, Thursday and Satur- ing, picking and marketing. It gives
day, June 14th
court, at
other persons.
county.
our two hackmen, Messrs. George and built by the Americans as a defense
John Schramm, died yesterday morn- against the British and Indiaps, about
Railroad will |
| always arrest and fine such cattle. lads. f Meyersdale, ore a son of Nor-
Unless food is digested quickly it will man B. Miller, and the other a son of |
| ferment and irritate the stomach. _ | Harvey Stabl, were out in the woods
ter each meal take a teaspe onful Yor digging what they supposed to be anise
| Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. It digests what | ,5r They both ate a quantity of the
vou eat and will allow you to eat all
uu need of what you like. It never | stuff and then went home, after which
ils to cure the worst cases of dyspep- | they soon became very ill, voung Mill-
It is pleasant to take. Sold by | er at a few moments after he be-
| daughter of
|
and | very
|
Small in size and great in results are Starvation never yet cared dyspepsia |
| De Vite? Little E rly Risers, the fa- | Persons with indigestion are already |
mous little pills that cleanse the liver | half starved. They need plenty of |
and bowels. They do not gripe. Sold | wholesome food. Kodol Dysp pis 1 |
| by medicine dealers.
Jenner township, on June 13th and 14th.
{ 1.
De
little pills
il |
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appear
i
r
| panied by Mr.
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anything concerning the funeral
| ¢
1
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asthmn,
consumption.
€
|i
| ed
The size or and still growing.
«do |
The demund | pip. in and just the paper for the
man who keeps cows. It
five years,
ceriber new and old, to Tue Star who 3 t your re-
will pay a year ahead. Both papers for quest to Chairman of Board of Insti- |
oce
CONVENTION, | pas
tion, will give one free scholarship to | to the other side of the street
free | ther 3
™
Ww
the same two weeks, made a total two
Ww
1
years
1
| Cure dige what you eat so the be
| ean be nourished while the worn «
| organs are being reconstructed. Tt
The Reformed church of this county
known ths pid
completely cure
Try it if you are
It will cer-
medicine
| the‘only preparation
instantly relieve and
all stomach trouble Ss.
| suffering from
tainly do you
dealers.
The Chicago Daily News has the fol- |
school convention at Beam’s chure h,
estion
Sold by
Mr. Fred. J. Anspach, of Philadelphi:
among the “Frosty
look-
s again sojourning
of Thunder” in this locality,
1g after his extensive
ing business inter- | owing dis h from Miles City,Mont.
ests here. May : sepers of this place |
For fine window displays, the Elk i yn council for per- |
has become fa-
ick Supply Company ontoec
tore is also far famed for
Lhis on Sunday. t was fin
granted, ted
two members having
iy
clerks, fine goods and very
debate,
one or
raised
the objee-
We
some of the citizens
a drink
are glad to note that Mr. A. J.
. who was badly hurt in the mines
ain able to be out.
, but expeets to be
| tion that
| feel the
night
night
need of and would be |
ago, is ¢
Ie is very lame yet to get it. An ordinance was passed al-
> |
lowing the saloon-keepers to close on |
g
ur liver
yr when
‘how is
you do?
‘he Chinese ask *
“how do
on» | Sundays until September 1st.” |
Biggle Berry Book, being No. 2 of the
is all about
whole encyclopedia of berry lore, boil- |
Books, berries. A
Biggle
ye Wi rs are famous
and bowels
Carly Ris
the liver
ittle
lo}
tt’s LL.
and 15th, in McKinley | practical pointers from the pens of
fall. A good timc is guaranteed. scores of leading berry growers from |
W, J. Davis, Simon Livengood and all parts of the country who have con- |
> 1.. Livengood are all summoned to tributed to its columns. It has color-
ed representations of berries true to |
size and color, thirty-three |
practical berrymen, and thirty-five oth-
er illustrations, handsomely bound in
cloth. 50 cents, by mail;
address the publishers, Wilmer Atkin-
son Co., Philadelphia. 1t
the Dauphin county
Harrisburg, today, to testify
n the contested election case between
i Kendall, Sanner and
Messrs.
before
traits of
Koontz,
The price i
lowe.
Judge Longenecker was seen in Sal-
bury last Saturday morning. le
ode through town in acarriage,accom- W.P. er, of Lambertsville, has |
Jolin Stein and several | a unique oie in the shape of an old
This was Judge Longe- knife plowed up some thirteen or four- |
jecker’s first visit to this part of the |
Sp
teen years ago on the site of a fort along |
the banks of Clear Run, near the saw
mill of Daniel Berkebile. The fort was
Casper Schramm, the aged father of
1775,
question is, therefore, almost a century {
and a half old. The handle is
six inches in length,
: . : it is biobnbls the knit |
severe illness of several ind it is probable the knife in
We have not learned
ng, after a
veeks’ duration. |
carved |
while
ar-
and about
gements. i ? 5
the blade is an inch shorter. When
Reports show that over fifteen hun- ;arilied it was shut and was appar
1red lives have been saved through the unear he it was shut and was appar-
1se of One Minute Cough Cure. Most ently little more than a mass of rust,
Jf these were cases of grippe, croup, | but after being laid in kerosene for sev-
whooping cough, bronchitis
Its early use prevents
Sold by medicine deal-
eral days, it was opened, and on being
filed down the blade was found to be
the finest kind of steel, capable of tak-
ing a very good edge. A part of the
handle, possibly of wood, has been eat-
and pneumonia.
TS.
At their last two weeks’ pay, the Mer-
hants Coal Company paid out nearly
Irven Beals,
compelled to go to a neighboring town | ! :
| worth a trip
A GREAT TREAT.
Cheap Excursion to Gettysburg,
July 1st—Only $3.00 for the
. Round Trip.
It is with much pleasure that we an-
ne ‘0 the above named excursion,
whi has been arranged for by Mr.
who is so well and favor-
y known to tke people of Salisbury
wind vi . His excellent military
yand will accompany the e ccursion, |
and the opportunity of a lifetime is
hereby effered to all who want to take
he great
1
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is being |
yy our National |
Goverment,
great his-
to be
1s of
owing to tl
1e mi
any th
torical value and public interest
seen there.
This world-renowned battle-field is
across the continent to see,
and ne can afford
ne of our people
| ing it, when the round will cost
| but $3.00.
trip
The excursion will start from Mey- |
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IN THE
J. 1 JEFFERY, Opposite P. 0. |
LEAD!
a
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Jeffery’s store is foremost for fe
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pure, fresh Groceries, Confee- |
tionery tTobacco, Cigars, Fish- |
ing Tackle, Notions, Siation-
ery, elec.
...BEST GOODS
Hr ~ yO
Lowest =: Prices!
1 don’t keep goods of any
wat 1 sell them
variety and quantity.
EX Agent for
dale Steam Laundry. Laun-
dry sent away every Tuesday.
in great
the Meyers-
SALISBURY. PA.
ersdale on the night preceding, and will
arrive at Gettysbi
July 1st,
of same day.
irg at 8 a. m., Sunday
morning, returning at 8 p. m. |
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| The people of | Salisbury and vicinity
procure tickets and
from P. L. Livengood, at Tur Sar of- |
| fice and at the Post-office. If enough
| tickets are sold, a train will likely be |
run to West Salisbury for the excur- |
sionists from this point.
| can
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to miss this golden opportunity of see- |
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information
Tickets will be on sale June 10th or
shortly thereafter.
to run, as passengers who may be de-
1
There are no risks
tained from after Feed
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going
tickets, owing to sickness or other un-
avoidable causes, can have their money
return their tickets no
Sih. tf
eo -
refunded if they
later than June 2
Recent Marriage Licenses.
Jos. D. Grace D.
both of Somerset township.
Adam . and Myrtle M.
er, both of Black towns he
Craig and Bittner,
pill |
A. Baker
Sloan and Tracy Bowman,
both of Elk Lick EE
Harry 8, Smith and E
George BE.
beth Saylor, |
®
Ae SLEEPLESSNESS, AND ALL
VITALITY.
PEACEFUL
SLUMBER:
(vu URES —— i+
CHRONIC Cons ipATION
WORRY, LespAcis. oYSPEPSIA,
LIVER TORPOR, INSOMNIA
ERVE ANp stomach DISORDER
10 GRAIN
DRUGGISTS TABLETS.
PRICE 25% ER TY Cy
GUARANTEED.
FOR FURTHER FACTS ADDRESS
Tue MODERN -REMEDY- CO.
AT ALL
John Arnold and Louisa Blough, both
of Salisbury borough.
Thomas J. Adams, of Stoye
borough, and Hattie M. Rininger, of
stown
000 in en away. Some rset Standard.
hat was paid out in merchandise for
cash. This, together with
Farmers’ Institutes. | a
Board of Farmers’ In- |
will
|
ioners’
eeks’ pay of between six and seven
housand dollars.
The County
stitute Managers
meet at the
(Neb.) Leader in speak- | County Commis
on the |
to arrange for
The Carleton ( oflice
ng of John W. Coleman, who emigrat- second Tuesday of June,
from Salisbury to Carleton some the place where Institutes are to be!
says: “John W. Coleman held this season. All of
as the finest field of rye that we have who desire Institutes, ought to attend |
It is from five to seven feet high | this meeting and present their claims.
This Board is composed of the Local |
Members of the State Board of Agri-
culture, and one representative from
each County Agricultural Society, the |
Pomona Grange and County Alliance.
If you find that you cannot attend this
meeting,address a letter with
ago, our people |
seen.
The Farm Journal is cream, not
goes nearly
remainder of 1900, and all of
1901, 1802, 1903 and 1904, to every sub-
tute Managers, care of County Com-
missioners,
A suitable hall for the meeting should
be provided, free of charge, by the
locality wishing the Institute.
COMMITTER,
the price of one. Pay up.
Salisbury isn’t the only place an
asional drunken brawls occur.
is reported that during a big dren
row in Meyersdale, recently, a man had |
a cigar from his white
smoking it. It is also reported that no
Things
Salisbury oflicers
shot mouth
- -
Sa Case of Poisoning.
followed. are different
pect here.
arrest
On yo of this week two young
medicine dealers. came sick.
The other lad was recovering at last |
report, and it is believed that he is now
out of danger.
It has been discovered that
fortunate lads ate wild parsnip
more than | which is a deadly poison,in m
have little hope for
i would gladly suffer
that would relieve our
Cerebro spinal meningitis abounds in
this locality to a considerable extent.
The editor's youngest child, a little
two and a half years, is
with the dreadful malady.
She has been suffering for
the un-
low root,
ake for
five weeks, and we
| her recovery.
1 her stead,
hil ],
That is a neat job the Elk Lick Sup-
ply company did in removing the off-
in their pavement on Ord street.
As Superintendent Garrett now
let the kickers remove their objections
anise root.
The funeral of Walter Miller
place yesterday afternoon at 2 o’clock.
He was a very bright lad, aged about
12 or 14 years, and much sympathy is
felt for
family.
the distressed and bereaved
set
says, a as
Teachers’ Examinations.
. where
are several offsets in the pave- The annual examinations of teachers
ATO Q 1 1 Pp scholarship grants to Soe student free i A 3 S rset cout 1
Mey ersdale, ra. tuition either in the Shorthand or the | ment. There are entirely too many for the schools of Somerset county will |
Commercial depar tment. Students de- { pavement nuisances tolerated in this | be Bei ae follones:
l— siring to take advantage of the oppo | town, and our Council should lose no fans 12—Somerfield.
| tunity will make application at once, | 14—Rockwood.
| mentioning this paper, as the first ap-
i tion for each county only will be
idere
x 0 Y W: . K A will be forwarded. 1t
It ou ant £8 INE IRAWBERRIES, Pine
{ Apples, Toms rik Onions and
A New Suit,
A NeW |
| every I'riday evening.
Pon’t Fail to see
verry Co.
Suit. | tf EL Lick S
| g& VE
-—
| for Carpet, Matting and Oilcloth.
received 18 new samples of Ta
and Moguet Brussells.
tf nn Jac Bus
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ARE HEADQUARTERS
estry
Ly Ck
i=
Hartley's
by Il. C. Shaw, Salisbury, Pa.
stock of |
Clothing.
mense
Fine ..
LOCAL AND GEN
The census enumerators are making
their rounds.
Mr. Joseph Joy, who had been very
ill with pneumonia, i
out.
is again able to be
Mr. Durbin, a Pittsburg gentleman,
is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Keim,
this week.
A voung child of Postmaster Nichol-
and wife, died last
week of cerebro spinal meningitis.
son of Keim, Pa.,
work
Gardens neglected during
Now is the time to gardens.
the month
itable returns.
of the
Sunday
held at Scalp
of June never yield prof
The 24th convention
- Somerset County Luth
Spectacles for 90 cis. { School Association will be
{ Level, June 12th.
annual
ran
Have your eyes
correctly fitted by a Among visitors in Salisbury we this
aptician, | week noticed Mrs. A. D.
Uniontown, who
Mr. and Mrs. J
practical Johnson, of
wide experiece.
GURIL.EY,
versdaie, Pa.
s visiting her
ohn J.
parents,
TW.
Fhe Jeweler and Optician. Me
Keim.
All who suff
to learn that
—TPhe min De
CARTRIDGE I' APER!
4 Salve will give them instant
can get enough Cartridge Paper for a manent Tolar. It will cure
few cents, at Tur Stax office, to last in diseases. Beware
evral months Sold by medicine deal
hem for
, upon receipt of which con- |
LE BALED [AY and Straw forsale |
tf
Lettuce |
Just | T
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|
time in making people come up to es- 5 .
15>—New Lexington.
16—New Centreville.
tablished g 3. There is entirely too
much delay in this matter, and people
fail to see any excuse for it.
pesville.
“ :
On Tuesday afternoon Mrs. A. RB. ro ous
Smith, of Marathon, Texas, Mrs. Grant a . 5 :
Dean, of West Salisbury, and Miss « ae.
Melissa Engle made Tue Star office a . a Te
friendly visit. Mrs. Smith brought 5 50 ey oo e ay
| with her a lot of finely photographed =Now Dultimere.
exas scenery, which we enjoyed look- July 2 Jenmers.
| ing at very much. Mrs. Smith is a $= omersel 2
| resident of Texas, but is here visiting & De Sinnyeresk tl 2 n
| friends. She is a daughter of Mr. 10 Windber.
| that she
ERAL NEWS. (T
| but a sister-in-law of Mr. Dean.
Josiah Engle. In
her
mention of
issue, we stated
Mr: Dean.
This was an error, as she is not a sister,
“ 11—Holsopple.
$ 12—Shade (McGregor S. 11.)
16—Johnsburg.
making
reeent
is a sister of
visit in a
Grant
19—Conemaugh(Li
21—Somerset (Speci:
ingston 8.11.)
1k.)
at 8 x. Mm,
Aug.
Neglect is the short step so many Examinations will begin
take from a cough or cold to consump- | and all who desire to be examined
tion. The early use of One Minute | should be on hand at that time. Ap-
Cough Cure prevents consumption. Tt | hones will nly tl selv itl
is the only harmless remedy that gives plice 3 i supply themselves with
immediate resalts. It cures all throat | Pens, ink, peneils, tables and stamped
and lung troubles. Children all like it | envelopes. Suitable examination pa-
and ihaihegs endose it. Sold by medi- | per will be furnished by the Superin-
cine qeaiers. r i ii
tendent. Valid certificates will be
The time for hiring teachers for the
next school term is rapidly approach-
ing, and it is the duty of school boards
to look about them for good material.
granted to all applicants who have at-
tained the age of
whomake a gradeor
seventeen years, and
1 :
total” not exceed-
ing sixteen. Those holding 1’s on pro-
This thing of hiring common Ww risk el i
x lo 3 bl Th : r KY | visional cert ates will not be exam
guzzlers, gamblers and users PO 1 i
z sambi 1SC Oi pro ined in those
branches unless they are
professional ce
fane, indecent and anarchistie language
. : ‘applicants for
got to be
ificates
Applicants for professional certificates
should have some knowledge of the
elements of Algel History,
Physical Geo;
ined
ricts where they ex-
for schools. Directors
and friends of education are invited to
to be present at these
hh
too common in some parts
county, and the
the schools are becoming
thoroughly disgusted, and are clamor-
ing loudly for a change.
excuse for hiring young men
of Somerset
patrons
of some of
ra, Gene
Civil Government, and
raphy. Teachers should be
in their home dist
There is no
addicted
to all manner of bad habits and vicious
the young
A school teacher should
exam
2 ] pect to apply
tendencies “to teach idea
1 - to shoot.” . :
how to shoot. examinations.
be a person above reproach, both in- E. E. Supt
llectually and morally. There are Somerset. Po., May re
worthy teachers to fill all the aa
and directors are expected to The Semi- Weekly Detroit Free Pross
uit hiring young men of low and de- —boih papers o year
arading instinets sh in advance. tt
|
|
ell hire the Boynton band, with the inten-
took |
Quemahoning township.
Jolin W. Campbell, of Windber, and
ae E. MeCrearty, of Ashland, Pa.
.P. Dively and Edith S. Evans, both
of Windier
Wm. Rowan, of
Fayette county, and
[Harriet Johnson, of Somerset county.
E. E. le and Mary C. Livengood,
both of Elk Lick township.
John J. fReymour and Sarah Smith,
both of Windber.
~~
The Decoration pay Farce.
Lx Lick, Pa., June 4, 1900.
ipiror Star:—I heartily endorse
what you had to say last week con-
cerning Sahsbury’s Decoration day
farce. What else could have been ex-
pected when Stephe and Virgil were
the committee in charge of the ar-
rangements?
port y ignored the local paper, and it
y asseried that Stephe tried to
They seem (o have pur-
is al
ignoring the band, but |
|
after failing to secure the band from |
band
tion of home
the home invited |
when it was too late.
After
themselves and a boteh of the who te |
3oynton, was
making a sorry spectacle of |
affair, much fo the chagrin of some of
{heir fellow lodge men, they sneaked
away and didn’t even have the soldiers
g
aves on the Lill decorated.
The many decent people in the lodges |
and this town would profit
greatly by unloading some of their rub-
bish and for better
terial.
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the general good of the
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Cbituary.
Ellen 8. Keim, wife of Noah G.
Keim and daughter of Jost J. and Eliza-
| beth Stutzman, deceased, died in
| gan, Utah, May 4,
Two daughters, Mrs. Dennis Eichnor
and Mrs. James Dryden, survive her
She had grandchildren, all of |
which are living.
She suffered from
and never
Lo-
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Mrs.
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five
heart
trouble, murmured.
| will be done in me,”
| lips. Her mind was stored with Taany |
of the most beautiful Bible verses,
| she sat in bed in pain, and Ler pod
already cold, but her mind clear
ever, and quoted passage after
from both the old and
and from hymns, poer
Her remains were 1
beautiful plateau by the side of her |
son Christian, who preceded her about |
at the age
new testament,
and
aid to rest on a
sermons.
six years. of twenty-one.
Two brothers, Joseph and Frank |
Stutzman, and two sisters, Mrs. Dr. i
Livengood and Mrs. Milton Beachy,
survive her.
In youth she connected herself with | ¢
the Evangelical Lutheran church of |
Salisbury,
sistent member.
of which she was ever a con-
~~
A Few from the Oakland “Journal. »
An epidemic of spinal menengitis has
been raging in the vicinity of Finzel,
{his county, for some weeks, but so far
only a few deaths have resulted.
The Bear Creek railroad is now com-
pleted and is operating 18 miles of
track, keeping two engines busy all the
time. They are running their mills at
Friendsville full time and full capacity,
and will average 100,000 feet of lumber
every ten hours. This is getting away
with timber rapidly,
to work on.
but they have an
immense supply
the Garrett
yed at his table on
the largest brook
been
Cashier S. T. Jones, of
County Bank, enj
last Friday
trout that
the streams of our county.
one of
from
morn-
taken
The
ster measured strong 17 inches, weigh-
ed three pounds and was
Deep Creek, at Lake Brown, by Getty
Browning, on last Thursday. Mr.
says he had plenty and to spare after a
family of three had partaken of it.
has ever
taken from
Jones
A company of capil of Balti-
nore have organized a company who
vill go into the sheep raising business
wm an extensive seale. They have
both of Northampton township. |
John C. Wright. of Greenville town- VEWANEE, fet,
ship, and Eliza D. Meese, of Garrett | ha
county, Md. v ne’
50 EA
| & Speelman to know if
| i ic hinond,
| the
{ the South and to
| Macon, a
| all points is and Southwest.
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Preserver of health.
Bans
Wine Making in Portugal.
In great emergency when all
the men are dem: nded in the vines
yards, women are cal lled to assist
in wine treading. Our correspon-
dent saw young women wear-
ing their own garments which they
skilfully gather up around them
uatil ticy assume the biggest and
most abbreviated of Dutchman's
“Pritchen” costumes, while in the
winery.
NE IN THE
VILLAGE OF
AS, PORTUGAL.
Purghmeare s ay
ht a feath
“Jt runs as li as a feather.
¢ It turns gn i
“The magi
to a pastime.”
Life is too short:
cious to waste witha:
ning, noisy machine, whet
have the New W
nd health too pre- An improved method of mash-
w, hardrun- ing by mi: achinery is adopted
an BM the Spar Oporto Grips Vineyarcs,
PASSAIC, N.
by which a barre of grapes a
ot
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- o
o
land suitable for their purposes can be
The we unlimi-
secured. company h
MAD
Wheeler & Wiise
minute is dumped in the ho; Pps,
that feed two large rubber rolle
| ted eapital, and the acquisition of such between which eh e grapes .
sounty cou Bridgepor =
an institution in our county could not pos crushed.
helpbbe but eneficinl. We have beyond Send for Catalogue The Port Wine from Speer’sV inpgards
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county in the state For sale by Rutter & Will medicinal qualities None put
= a MevERSPALE, Pa. OB the market now,until nine years
: | old. Weakly persons, Invalids,
Importa | Females, and Aged persons,
The Sea | should always have a bottle in the
“Florida :
has pleas
lie that i
ida on J
sleeping ¢
adelphia,
s between
3altimore, Washington,
Va., and Columbia, S.
i Jz wcksonville and
1a, “an. Gh
Union epot
fouthwest. The old
steamships from New and
Merchants & Miners rta-
ships from Boston and
ke connection with these
Dominion =.
York,
on u's. Bt
Providence
trains at Norfolk, Va.
The board Air Line Railway is
the short line to the RR
] all points in Florida
1
and the West Indi
rect line to ton
More yn
It en-
ters the Capit: als of the six States which
it traverses, not including the National
Capital, through which many of its
rains are operated.
via
y at
from
o trains con
this route will le:
ng 1
€
1
sw York d
clock midnight
Pennsylva . R. Depot.
For full particulars in regard tosleep-
ing car arrangements and dining car-
service please refer to Ticket Agents of
connectin 3. oe mak er.
(Genera 371
and 12 way Cha
L. Lo . New England Pascenge r
Agent, 5 Washington 8t., Boston,
Mass. W. M. MecConnell,General Agent,
1434 New York Ave,
or to L. 8S. Allen,
Agent,
Washington, D.C.,
General Passenger
Portsmouth, Va.
—- =
that
who need religion
who allows hi:
An
many
exchange among the
That
horse to stand at
the free hitehing rack during a stormy
day to save ten cents;
feiter who lies six days out oft
then sits in the front seat at church on
Sunday; that chap who growls like 2
wild beast when his wife asks him for
money; that who
about that
what
says
are:
man
that counter-
he week.
woman whispers
woman is not
she ought to be; that preacher
always looking for
place and a higher
who walks the
some other
who is an easier
that
his hands
wife takes i
salary; man
streets
while
with
in his pocket, his
washing, and the man who is and
will not take his home newspaper, and
borrows it from his industrious neigh-
vritten the real estate firm of Hamill
Lor.
|
i house. If properly pia it will
restore health and prolong life. It
is by all odds the Wine for wed-
dir social entertainment and
family use.
SOLD BY DRIUGGIST
DEAL
Vals g Heat Market!
AND GROTERS WHO
IN HIGI % Sin ADE W INE 3,
|
This place continues to be
| 1 . ~ 3
headquarters for Tender Steak,
Juicy Roasts, Choice Dressed
Poultry, Sausage, Pudding and
sh in Se
aim to serve my patrons with
1e that
the market affords.
Grapt mie cai be used te
Banat Recor ods eli Fpesh FF
to
aso.
YI A DH
URAPH
Sept. 30
=
the best in
Thanking the public for a lib-
and solicit-
of the
TT es eral patronage,
il
‘s1gyel “08 ¢
Ss
ing a continuance
I am
BING nz
a
wa
me same
Tao £1040 $ 3
uy
20
Respectfully
€. Wall,
yours,
Jenog, 10 1
‘usyd3ty ul
‘doys3ic AUT
Pa.
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SUMMER ARRANGE
Salisbury,
EXT,—IN EFFECT SUN-
), 1900.
new schedule there will be ten
r irnins on the Pittsburg
versdale as follows:
DAY, MAY X
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