VOL. XIII.
As we must have room for the large
Goods that
line of Fall and Winter
will soon: be coming in, we are offering’
le ft our Silk Mulls, Siitk Th is-
SUES, lil [:
and Shirt Waist (Goods at
(re ally Reduced Prices!
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what 1s
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does not pay to buy imported adulterated feed.
We have the
Feed and Grocery line.
SS
best is the cheapest in the end. best
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everything in the Flour,
Binder Twine and Phosphate!
Buy your
BH
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Binder Twine from us, also Phosphate for
We have the best of
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our
BK
your fall crops. it, and prices
are always fair.
We handle the choicest and purest of country prod
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and deliver goods promptly.
West Salis shury Feed Co.
Spt
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STAR.
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ball kinds.
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& SHAVER,
Atltornevs=s-at-I.aw.,
SOMERSET,
Coffroth & Ruppel Building.
ERNEST 0. KOOSER,
Attorney=At-T.aw,
SOMERSET,
5 MEY ERS, DISTRICT ATTORNEY
Attorney-at-I.aw,
SOMERSET, PA.
Office in Court House.
W. H. KoOoRTI
KOONTZ & OGLE
Attorneys=- At-Tiaw,
SOMERSET. PENN?
Office site Court House.
Dimities, Batiste S|
SAY L
OR,
SOMERSET; Pas:
Office in Mammoth Block.
DR. PJ] ANN,
“| Rockwood ; J. S. Miller, Friedens
beautiful patterns = suecesorone
BE. C.SAYTLOR, DD.
PA:
Sidence,
Special attention given to the preserva-
Artificial sets in-
din hie manner.
“WINDSOR HOTEL,
R17=-1220 FIL BERT ST.
“A SQUARE FROM EVERYWHERE."
3 cial aufomobhile <
t possible
rvice for our guests
and touring cars. . Rooms $1.00
andup. The only moderate priced
cputation and consequence in
PRI. AD KTP EET. A.
Wo ONCT'S
RY
Any, Penna.
Frank Waone
o
r, Propr.
Harvey Wagener, Mor.
(rood horses, and good rigs of
0
Special attention
the needs of traveling men, and
cood equipments for
ane
extra pic- |
ighing parties.
ses well fed and carved for. |
at reasonable Pte sS.
Son Psd }
New Firm!
G. G. De Lozier.
ROGER AND GONFEGTIONER.
Having purchased
the
ow that 1
unty telephone.
th
want
creatly
grocery opposite
public tok
the stock and
It is
grocery and ¢
Big Cash. |
I solicit a fair shafe of your pat
deal
post
Wi
the
aim to conduct
onfec
ne
To
OVE 1
np CVery
way. my first
tionery
Value For
MIRE
and
Ma
Fancy
Courteons
will
Groce
Prodi
and I promise
asquar
treat IC
line
consist « Staple and N
Confectionery, ou
, Fol
Choice ntry
Cigaa 0, ele.
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The famous Yor pills.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY. THE FEAR OF PUBLICITY.
here to receive sentence at
ygur hands, and not to be humiliated
Jelow will be found the names of the “lam
various county and district officiais.
Unless otherwise indicated, their:
dresses are, Somerset, Pa.
President Judge—Franeis
Member of Congress—A. F.
Uniontown, Pa.
State - Senator— William
Jedford, I
- Members of the
Endsley, Somerfield ;
Sheriff —William C. Begley
Prothonotary—Chas. C. Shafer.
Cook.
Jaose. [ he
Fike
a=
. repeat and print.”
J. Kooser, I I ! :
remarkable
Mayor Sehmitz of
standing
. These words, used in the
Cooper, | ] :
interruption of San
Francisco, while up for
Dunne,
adorn
C.. Miller, -
tence before
moral if they do not
The particular sore spot
Judge
a tale.
that
Assembly—J. WV.
A. W. Knepper. made
; punishment.
More than the penitentiary
felt the humiliation that
[Ling to him t
If only he could be
| corner and
prison doors—this he
Register—Chas. I. sentence
Recorder-——John R.
Clerk of Courts—D>Milton H.
Treasurer—DPeter Hoffman.
District Attorney—R. E. Meyers.
Coroner—Dr. 8. J. H. Louther.
Commissioners—Josiah Specht, Kant-
ner ; Chas. FF. Zimmerman, Stoyestown ; |
Robert Augustine, Somerfield. Solici- | : 3 : |
| tor—Berkey & Shaver. have his erime characterized in public
| Jury Commissioners—Geo.] Schrock ; | with the reporters at their tables tak-
£2 C. Harding, Windber. [ing it all down ready to blazen his in-
|" Directors of the Poor—J. F. Reiman, |
| J. B. Mosholder, Somerset ; and Aaron |
(I. Swank, Davidsville. = Attorney for
| Directors, I. Yost; Clerk. - C. 1.
|
Was com-
hrough the newspapers.
condemed
put behind
bear
ina
the
with
quietly
eould
| equanimity.
But to be pilloried. in the press,
famy to every
this was the refinement of cruelty to
this public man.
The moral of it, then?
The
More than all else the
| Shaver.
deterrent power of publicity.
i
man
County Auditors—\W, H.-H. Baker, |
: (Geo. average
Steinbaugh, Stoyestown. : | dreads the punishment that
{ Superintendent of Schools—D. W. | from Ie instinctively
| Seibert. | draws back from standing in the full
County Surveyor—A. E. Rayman. focus of the newspaper limelight.
Chairmen Political Organizations—N. And that dread keeps many a
McGriff, Republican ; Alex. B. Grof, | from wionn. doing
emoeratic; BR. M. Walker, Serlin, | ‘8 8: i
rohibition; O. P. The newspapers do not always live
Shaver. Friedens, |
.ncoln. . up to their ideals, but every day. they
publication.
B.
De
P
I |
| render
the | mirror to reflect the doings
| bad of all the people,
Schmitz did not care for the judge's
He cared only because it was
the
good and
Porvrar impression blames
trusts for everything that goes
and the trusts try to get even by blam-
ing the President.
|
|
|
|
wrong,
| lecture.
a “lecture which
repeat and print.”
newspapers can
.
Jers CG
tate to 21
| Butithat was before the advent
blonde typewriter.
re
\ESAR, they say, could die-
secretaries at the same time.
of the
A HUMANE APPEAL.
A humane citizen of Richmond,
Mr. U. D. Williams, 107:
says: "I appeal to all
weak lungs to Dr:
Discovery, the
helped me and fully
proprietor’s recomme
lives than
Ind.,
| Wire it has been asserted that. persons with
| Rockefeller good twenty- —
{ years more, will angelic
during
King’s
that
up
for take
is
|
|
|
|
nt
|
|
has
the
[t saves
need only remedy
“good”
he an
[escnonition to remain comes to
[that time. ndation.”
other throat
lung remedies put together. Used
a cough and cold cure the world over.
> more: all and
|
It that if
che prosecution of the trusts continues,
sufTer with the rich.
ap better
is now being pointed out
|
ihe poor will s Sti
tthat’ !
bie and
I fering alone.
the
hoarseness,
of
Gruaran
ing cough, guinsy,
Sa than the poor suf-
; hemorrhages
and builds them up.
E. KE. Miller’s drug
Trial bottle free.
phthisic, stops
- lungs
alle
10-1
| Niner the Res Hillis has teed al store.
| forty roads to
| are probably
them are
Br. declar-
over and $1.00.
men
ed that there a
many
~~
The Commercialis Mistaken.
While tha editor was oat
matters, last week, ( Traxal;
President of the Second National bank,
came in, and finding no one at home,
i scribbled this on a bit of paper
| displayed it on the table: —"Editor
vacation for six months.”
{of a slander upon
habits. Every one knows we have not
had a vacation for twenty years. None
of the county editors have had any,
except “Pete” Livengood, of the Salis-
bury Star; how he does it, no one
seems to know, and he win’t tell
Meyersdale Commereial.
Tho
| taken,
Odell recent- |
his |
hell, a good
wondering how many of fit
| for automobile travel.
some
York
men who shave
—
barbers have decided
| that themselves must
| cut their own hair.
and
Here’s a splendid
| NEw
| chance for a correspondence school
teach hair-cutting by mail. «
-
Harriyvan’s willingness to own all |
{of the railways seems unselfish - and |
courageous at this moment of eager
endeavor to make an example of some
[ monopolist by putting him in jail. Commercial is« somewhat mis-
| -
tl
hat Gov
as is evidenced by the followi
Iris reported
from another of our county exchanges:
Editors George and Robert Seull, (
ap- | EK. Bishop and Peter I. Livengood
all taking a dip in the surf at
City, this week. But the appearance
ly had an operation preformed on:
ith
other
campaign
will
working
| Jaw, national
procs politicians soon |
iting their's in. good
| =
ard 2T. the gay summer resort at
{ hardly be responsible for the cold wave
{ passing over Pennsylvania. Editors
get but few vacations, and no
begrudge these editors the good time
they ought to have on this trip.—Som-
erset Standard.
We can’t
brethren swho were on a
~~
| =% sy boodler recently
penitentiary has made
says the
thing may |
boodler |
l.ovis re-
vaudeville,”
This
convicted
debut in
Examiner.
the next
being sent up for life.
his
Chicago
| result in ; : LS
for editorial
speak
our
vacation,
a
A Sovrn C fainted |
| when the judge sentenced him to thirty
| years in prison, the kind-hearted
[ judge immediately knocked off fifteer
| years. without the habit
fainting will now do their best to
A ROLENA prisoner
we presume Editors Scull
enjoyed their
We feel sorry for ld-
does not under-
time, and
and
equally as well.
bat if
Bishop
and
| itor Smith, he
1
(‘rooks of |
AC- | to take a vacation, we will explain it to
if he will call at
Stan office. We will this
openly: A man who-conducts a live,
interesting paper like THE Star, a pa-
|
{quire it. him in detail,
i ~~
+ & say
Ax Atlanta policeman reports that
{ he saw a red snake with blue tail,
ana his whiskers tied in bow knot
| - - .
{anger his chin. A few more tails like |
this, and the country will understand
| why Georgia made such a rush for the
| water wagon.
a
a
bad people swear at. can always easily
raise the BecessaLy wad of the
long green” to take occasional va-
{ cation and have of a good
time.
an
le a deuce
| Oyster Bay, the Philadelphia Record | A visit to Tue Star office would open
| suggests that it may have been E. H.| Editor Smith’s eyes to many facts he is
{ Harriman prowling around in disguise, | totally ignorant of, and he
| but if Mr. Harriman looking for | surprised at the stacks and stacks of
[ trouble, he knows how to find it with-| fine printing turned out here in
out making a noise like a bear. [bury and shipped to all points of the
- > | compass, yea, even to Meyersdale, the
| LOST AND FOUND. | once proud metropolis of Somerset
| Lost, between 9;30 p. m., yesterday county,
{and noon to-day, a bilious attack, with |
| nausea and sick headache. This loss
| was occasioned by finding at E, IH. Mil- |
| ler’s drug store a box of Dr. King’s
| New Life Pills. Guaranteed for bil-
iousness, malaria and jaundice. 25c.
10-1
|
SreakiNG of the visit of that bear to |
{
{
is
OF INTEREST TO MANY.
Foley’s
of medicine.
Sold by all
10-1
is not beyond the reach
No medicine can do more.
Druggists.
1
as |
teously.
ll..] Cures asthma, bronchitis, croup. whoop - |
| party of nine.
looking up i
On)
That is sort
our steady-going |
nyo
are |
Atlantic |
of that combination of Frosty Sons at |
one time can |
one will |
but |
as for Tue Star man, he had a glorious |
vacation |
Tug |
much
per which good people swear by and |
“old 1
Salis- |
poinl a
comes.
{ they have
one |
(
by a lécture which the newspapers can i
p—
6.
)0 NO. 34.
-Does it Pay to Raise Boys?
Somebody has figured out that the
average boy who is dependent upon
until
twenty-one years,
dollars.
brood,
his parents for a livelihood he
Of
thousand
calculation
anchat hire
reaches the age
costs th four
On
this basis of a for
| instance, of six boys would represent
an outlay of twenty-four thousand dol-
Schmitz flinch was the publicity of his |
| cigarette fiend with
|
Fin
[desire to avoid
to!
| grows up to manhood
well
quarter of the globe— |
lars by the time they got from
The question arises,
does it pay to raise boys, and are there
no-other crops that
away
the home: roost.
would prove more
If a boy turns out to be a
a breath like a
turkey buzzard and a laugh that would
-make the untutored donkey feel
feetly at hograein:his society; and: ah
untrammeled ’ nd ‘unconquerable
work, is
that his ts a have
their four thousand dollars at:
profitable?
safe «to say”
inve sted
mucit
parent
fn
better But
with
wealth
advantage; if-it
the
and
be boy
“lesson
learned that Suceess
on bushes watered by the
tho parents need
not begrudge whatever they have spent
for he will be of
hearts,
grow only
sweat of one’s brow,
on him, a source in-
creas to their
old and
their legs
ing pride and joy
and when they
hands tremble
their
bbl
faltering,
to
grow
and
and their step is
wo
and
arms
slow
two
Ip
places that lie in their twilight
strong lean
upon and he thiem over all rougl
path
Ex.
a great service by standing as a
{closing
Courtesy Pays.
It was after five o'clock.
for
offices on Chestnut Street
1 Lie
vatrious
usual
time the railroad
y Philadelphia
I but the representative of one of the
{ Western transportat
lat
{ about rat
still
unassuming
ion lines was
A modest,
tked and
arrangements
The clerk very curtly in:
his desk.
sort of a man w: in inquired
es and for Ses
attle, Wash.
formed him that the otlice was closed.
West Main St., |
{ the
|
{ stepped into
| att
I commission.—
{ has
[ diseases,
| Vernon, \
; on | gin on it,
stand how a country editor can afford |
| we shall endeavor to give some
{ John D.s vision.:
I th
The conversation was overheard by
of a competing
{ be near-by A
later same inquirer
the of the other
and questioned the passenger
passenger agent
line, who happened
the
otlice
few minutes
company,
who had imavediately
nd an
agent, recog-
nized the man, a swered him cour-
“1 want a first-class passage for a
including steamer tickets
ttle)” he said.
The agent showed him every possible
to Se:
fifteen minutes
ted from him $1,085, inciden-
himself ha
Exchange.
\IN'SCOUGIH REMEDY
TE BEST ON THE
MARKET.
For many years Chamberlain's Coug
ention, and within
had separa
tally carning for i indsome
CHAMBERL
ONE OF
Remedy has constantly gained in favor
one
and popularity until it is now
: : :
he most staple medicine
It
throut
an enormous sale, Is intended
lung
colds and
be depended
want and safe. to take
the best-in the
market for the purposes for which it is
Sold at KE. H. Miller's Drug
10-1
especially for acute and
such coughs,
as
croup, and can always
Sh
upon. It is ple:
and is undoubtedly
intended.
Store.
>
Editor Home Again.
we are home after
of
Onee more
again,
a pleasant vacation two weeks, in
{ company with our eldest daughter.
We C., Mt
Atlan-
New
visited . Washington, D.
1, Philadelphia, Pa.
Elizabeth,» N. : J.,
York and Kingston, N. Y.
We had a most enjoyable
the best of health and
tic City and
trip, and
weather to en-
limit, but
great pile of work has accumulated ut
Tie Stan office since the day of our de-
parture. We hardly know where to be-
and we must confess that it
hard to settle down to
able us to enjoy it to the a
goes WOrKk
again.
However, we
up to the task,
will warmed
and
soon
about
be
next week
of ‘the
particulars of our trip.
a
Confidence Not ‘“‘Gone.”’
Mr. Rockefeller has become pessi-
mistic and is predicting dire business
disaster. A drop of a few dozen points
in Standard Oil stock has darkened
He says confidence
| is gone.
would be |
True, confidence in the ability of
Standard Oil to defy the government
has been shattered, but confidence in
» ability of the government to main-
tain a square deal and enforce the laws
is unshaken.
High violators
will be brought to
| time and the country will move along
| with its accustomed prosperity.
Kidney Cure will cure any |
case of kidney or bladder trouble that | ability of the people for self govern-
There
is no weakening of confidence in the
ment, nor in their power to enforce
equal and exact justice for all before
the law.—Uniontown News Standard,