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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-04-03
1te9usatfte.

CHICAGO, 2. 4priE. - Riubbieb: gu,
fubr 5000, Serienouu8 $500; Breiie 0uritr'
ten apiid5su $1.6O NIB $3.50. = 9dueiRe
9ufnbr y 600, Berleubuug 5000; Breiie oa.
Tiirten 3piiden $3.40 uub $4.50.-Sdaafe:
5ufubr 5000, Serien0nn9 25OO; Pretie 3D.
rlirteu IpiI6eu 1915 uuo 1925.
@aR.Qibertp, Bsnui., 2. 4pril. -
91inSuieb; 3ufuHr $50, 8erienSuns 26O;
gretie oariirfeu 5pii4ea $3.50 uuo S415.
- Sdneiue: 3ufubr 100, 8erieabnug
1900; Breiia Dnrtirteu 3Dii9eu $500 uuS
$5.15.-6daafe: 3ufubr 24O0, 8erieHOuug
1900; @reiie uariirten atpti4en 1926 Iub
$3.50.
@tQouts, ?. GpriI. - &tuouseb: 9u.
fubr 1900. SerieuouHg 100; PreiIe bari.
irteu ,piId,eu $500 uub $4.3O.-S6peiue
9ufuSr 5IOO, 8erieu6uu9 500; Breiie oa'
riirter ,uuden $3.50 uub $4.85. - 9daafe;
Rufubr SOC, BerienouR9 -; Bretje oes
riiyten ;miIdea $500 unb $500.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-04-03
1tnter GaItforaten'S 8oIoretd,.
tbaus.

SOS angeles, GaL., .. april. l.-SoIep5
DleHenGer, Elm Sauimauu uCn Eia Suana,
Der fiG tn oem reuentbedteH @clOlauoe ID
Nieeer-@altferuten apfgebuItsn bat, briagt
bic Na6riGt, oOs reidbaItige @oItquarbIG.
ger bort entbedt nOrben ieten uu6 elm Suabie
Tat fi9 8sbiIoet babe, nm bHrd ipfematiiter
geratau ben WietalIrei6tbum auslubeuteu.
9ie 3pifiigfeiten iibsr ben 8eiis Ser y Briu.
cessDiiue," bes reiGfieu 9oIolagers, bas bis.
ber bort eutbedt prroe, ieieu auf siitlihem
g2eae gelG1lidltet por6Gn gSarren gBulou,
Elm 3eitun9sberausgeber bon San 8eruaroi.
no, GaI., idreibt, bGB Der Sauta Glarcs 3i,
fritt uu3peifelhuft bas reid5aItisiie Der biss
her Gn Der BGcific,aiile 9efunbeReu GuloIa.
nor gPi
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-04-03
sfe menntneer sifentnerfe

8eabtus, pa, ?. gprit. - Die 9iret.
loren ber p3eubtns Gruft, Co.," 4iFgRatare
Der p9leaoiug giien Berte," bielten sefern
in bisier Stabt cine 8eriautmInug ab. SIS
nurSen @Crite'u eruannt uuo ARRANGEMENTS
tiir ete formele uebernabme oes 9si5dfts
getrofeu. Giner Der 9treItcren Iaate, er
slaube nitt, buB bic sErufs&o. ben 8etrieb
Der @iienperte iortfrbren meroe; Die 9eieuz
ihaft merbe aIer gSabri6einIidfeit uab ben
oorbaroensn Sorrath On JtObmuteriuI uerar.
betttn laiien uno baum bas groBe @.abIife.
Ment on ben Reifbieteloeu oeliaufeR,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-04-03
5te SeGnaot9au8saefua,e ST gau,
ffetl Esfar gieebeIS.

@htcago, 2. 4pril. - Guf ser ROr6s
nub Siibieite Der Stnot iinb nod INNER
getitioneu In IuIauf, in oeneu @ouperaenr
6ifer mn 8ssuubiauus eOn Nsebe, tueIder
treaen 8etbeiIigung on Der 9eumarttafiaire
su is Subrsu 3u6tbuus uerHrtbeiIt purbe,
etInGt pirb. Sbslei6 bereits eiuiss Eau.
Ieno llnteridriften aeiammelt poroeu fiub, 1T
60 brd darafteriifiG fiir oas uOrberti9eHOe
@stiibI iiber bic Srase, bas geraSe inter ben
Grbttteru fi@ oiele iebr entidiebeu toetgeru,
eie Betitionen IN uuterfGreibeu. SOr Cube
bee Wcuats tperbeu 6isIelben BEN @ouosrs
reur fanm itberreidt uerben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-04-03
SpO efeleS bcFont,tett srftttoers.

GOdpDrt, R,s0., 2. GpriL.-Sar1ep 9.
Snsfil, Sicepraftoent unS Gbef. .Sngeuieur
Der o6oIrs Rauniacturtnas&o., IL BIER i'm
GIter BON Al Sabren am Wtasentrebs geftors
ben. gr mar Der gtInber Der nod ibm BE-.
FannteR Brmpe, tpelfe bel ben Bnfierper=
fen ron Chicago, philadelphia, SnratOga,
N.=g., Buffalo, R..D., 9nniass@itp, gfo., +,
nab 3ablreid1en anbereu Stdbteu in ber Ser.
Staaten, Neriio unS Canada 3ur 4uueuz
hung aetommen 1T. Der SerForbeue mar
aus ghogura. @ouutg sebitrtta uno gaIt ais
elmer Der beffeu uno 8efdidtefeu Medauifer
III ben Ser. Staateu; Ct bat jniiden 20 uuo
80 Tatente erpcrben HHb binterlGBt ieiusr
eSrau Gin aTpReS Yeru11neu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-04-03
Sales 9OueO
Of
0Orc0OunO 8 Cat

iit felt 0ieIen 9a5ren 6eionoer8 gef4iet
oIs elm po5ltBpenOe8 02ittet iotOO9t fir
ale drOntideu, pic otuten Rrant6eiten
Der 2uitr65rc, ME Suiten, Sdnupfsu,
grondjti8 uno 2lt5ma. gjele IauIenS
9o6en bic mo9lt6dti9e Irung biei,S
unidae6oren 4raparat8 erfa5reu, uuo
gter8te, pie @ele5rte anertennen cS i6eraa,
6ub Die gcFan6t5eile, pelde 8pmejt Bal
3p6ereitpn8 6iefes Mittel8 oerD:noet wer.
Sen, gu ienen 8e95ren, tuslae fdr fire 9si..
fame 0utun9 in iOt4en qpaLsn6en Bee
iaperOen 8umeiit betount itno; gang 6e.
ion6u8 Tno 6ie86e3a8lja oie 8rdparats
bon SOnig 5ore5oun0 (2la0orn) un6
G6eer unsuemPie5Icu.
9oS fn6 3uar oltuOOii3a aber Oieler'
pyobte 5ettmittel fir bron@itiias Bee
iawer6en, fs iteben 6ei Qss3;.n, lUie 6ei'm
gOIfe in POpptdritem Gsbgan5 unO Iinb
nit onoeren pertbOoGea 5ngreoian;ish
aemiid Oer6unben in
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-04-03
warFt a=s B5rJs.

QfnerpooI, 2. gpriI. - 1880 Otit.
toos, Boumnolle: ItitteIiorte Sbelldnber
5 iill6, Stttc gan Orleans -. Ole Bers
fGufe bstrnaen 1000 8olleu, gpeIulation
unS Gnsfusr 500, 3utubr 81 600.
Qnuhsu, 2. aprtI. - Ser. gtaateu,
SbIicstiouen: 4sprus. 1911, bitto Al orci.
11O.@ Qftien: G.s@..B. So, ottto Brior.
6, GannbasBncific 5l2, @rte 28g, Ditto
Yricr. 1851, Sninois Central III, Wericuu
l4g, ct. Bcul 63g, gletps9 9orts@entral lO9g
BenuIaluania 55s, &eeSins 22t, Merieen.
Central til.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-04-03
Sfe 2inti sSeiUtten=N9ttat tn
KofPnNn

RontreuI, Qusbec, 2. GpEll. - Die
,@naugelicdi Gutancen bat Oh Die S0uigtu
BON England cine BetitiOu seridtet. in mel
der bsruOreebobeu pirs, bas bic 0iegieruug
in Der u geleseubett Der Seiuiten ihrer
gflift nidlt nndgetommeu iei uub man Die
96niain sriude, i'm Suterefe Der BroteFaHz
ten &anaba's sinauidreiten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-04-03
j.
GamerAensHiIGeube RttteT

- " ~ ~ ' ~ u - : u : " tLbGA
Der gFsIt, iDtIats augsn6Hfih Die iarbtsri5Hen
GdmeTbeu linocrt Gs usrieblt niemals, Dem 9eiOeHa
ben en6erun3 oer bmerSen Bu uerbafien, BON lDeS
der urohe oieIslben aud berrubrsn mogcu. Ss III
mtrtlih Der 8roBe Sdlmerssn6e5Utuger uno bat mclr
@rses, nlS !Sgeub gtn lu0ere5 bgfaRDte6 9ftel ges
bGu. Bet .foDhbmerstu, Sdbnihmersen, YeJrols
se, 8beuuati5mu5, 0,1deurei5en, BurtnfungeHs
GuttihuugeH, Suitlttnitiheu, feiiem Yladtns
SamCrcn un6 GdDibe i'm SreuB I'm Ruf3rlt Ober
IN ben glisrsu, ShmerBen In Der Se6er, 9ruieIsnIs
BuHoung, auldnCueu Der @elenfe unO SbmeBgu
oler Ar iUtIo Der Sebraub uon Railways Ready
Relief oiOrtge Grlehtsrun9 gepdbren unO Der fOrts
sceRts ge6raud in Ueuisen Easen cine oauernes 9uE
btDtrtgu.
gdertngnt8lnbung, BIaIeueutBiubuua, uuterIsbss
GnSunouug, guuaeuenBnnbuB9, ihlimmen Sdlss
Utbmungs6eIbner6en 8r1une, @rtppe, Satarrb,
Sopfueh, Satupsb, VeuraIgie, Gbeumdti5mus, tals
tes Ricbey, Stdttelirof, t5rOitbeulen,
Die anuen6un9 oes Ready RELIEF an Den
Ebetltu, an bencn Der Sbmer8 obsr oas eeibeu ftn
beftuoeu, piro iofortiae SrleI@teruug geuGbreu.
gin balber bis 3u einem gan5en EQcdohcl bon, In
eiutm bulben @laIE 2Bafer etR9enommen, utrb in
Dgrlen Ituuttn 9rimpie, lauren Nlagen, ue6eIs
felt, Grbrghcn, Soobuunen, JteTU 0f.dt, Sbtudofgs
'lit, sopiueh, DiarrbOe, Solit, Blabuug;n unb ale
iHugriihen SAmeTieu turlren.
so Gepts bic Rlaitbe. Su baben bci apotbefern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-04-03

treffen bat, mar aus bteiem Inlaiie beute i'm
6lotteu Department eri9teuen Hno bate
eine IIugere lluterrebung nit bem SeItetGr
Erocp. Sc purbe bereinbart, eaB bic gtG=
rine In 6erielben Weiie, tpte bic Aruee, fi1
an Der Bnraoe betbeiIisen ioIIe. Wfan beabz
iidtigt, Gbmiral Borter, ben b0dfen atttoen
RartuezSifiSier, 81 eriunen, oas COMMANDO
Der RnnnesAbtbeiluu Su iibernebmen. Oas
bieiige Gentleman &omite, neldes ben BrG=
fi6enten eriud3t bate, ben 80. Ipril Su etnem
3antin9ungsz unb uatiOnaIen Setertage 81
befiimmen, TT bena9rthttgt por6eu, baB Der
@rIaB elmer iolfen Proclamation In Der
,,Snnorbz z@luiI'SiH" bereite oorgeieheu let.
8teen DaS Raubetuntpeiet anf GatG.
@enerals GoniuI Nilliams in SaoanHa cat
ben Staatsoeparteuent bic Abidrift etRes
GmtliGen @irfuIars iibsr bic llatsrosiidlag
Ses &duberunpeiens auf Cuba iiberiGaot.
Der @eHeraIs@ @apitiI bieier Snlel ertIdrt oa'
rim, bie hGnftgen In9rtTe auf eGuselae Sq0ta
biOuen hittea eiEe ioIde 8efitrsun9 mater
ben Renobnern 6erurIatt, bos oaS SertraueH
in bic gBadlIan1feit Der Seb6roeu ioiort ua0
nnf cas- gnersiidfte ber9efeIIt perben mttiie.
Die betreffenoea Seaulten ieten 6aher Qasuz
neiien, anf bas Strengfte gegen ale llebel-
tbGter einSnitlreiten, unb Bmar Mot uur gee
gen tieIe, ionbern aud 9egen oeren Serbitns
6ete, ME gegsn ale oerea&ti9eH Berienen
Rberbalpt.
6tadItrateti In 9fraS.
Cine teIegrnptiide Outrage oes &ice'8ou.
berneurs BbseIer bon EeraS eriuhte ben
Spreder Carlisle I'M ieiHe anfdt, Oh cine
Uom 6nule oes Stantes On ben Seuat &C.
iaubte Bill, betrefeub SIulftft5irung Der st.
ieubabnfraGten, paiiirt tperpeH tonne, nod
bem cine dsnlide i'm SenOt eingebra9te Siu
bon Dsm Sauie bermOtIen iei. Cine Beffimz
mung Der S:antsoerfaifuua berfiige, ba5 mad
Serperiung elmer Bin ron einem Der betSeu
6Glier feline Blu, bic ben 9Isidben @esea.
fianb tebau6Ie, in berleIbeu QegisIaturfBuug
pniftrt iperoen f0nne. garlisIe's 4ntUort
lautete, bnB inter bieier Serfafunasbefiulz
muug Die Bin niGt @eeB tuerhea Tonne.
8ertntidbteR.
8ie bsutiae Steuer giHuabme betrug
$278,581 uuo bic i3ouetnnabre S148, 527.
Sur ginI0iung beftmmte giutioual.Bnn
ySoten i'm SetraBe BON $l68, ,313 Iiefen beAte
I'M Gd)ntau1te etn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-04-03
Gin oattg6arer 9attent,

Der ieinen Romen nid1t aenonnt bob,r min nm, 40,
etne peuhauot9e egStsoerherteuuua Jon fd,tss ss
fea selotn elner IN etnem Dottorbudb onoeosbsnru
Arsne oefo1ntt, laBt ouIh uns baiielbe foffsufrd
erose SH enthd Reaspte, bic in ie6er Npotbefs o,s
modt fDeroen tonnen. Shidt Cure NbreHs nj
Brietm1rft an: I'D. @tsfatap G. Gpusn., Nr fK
@afts GcHfton' Etc., Retrs9oTt, R.sa. (ss-S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-04-03
$ a Ge'S

GGaI8 ton GogeBnMRS( (glao ora)93s
E6eeE.
gGarunug! @lan uluB fa Dor 93aaa6s
u1ua8en in Qat re5menI
gsrtangt baber au36rldlt@
gales 6Onig brn 6urea
bouu0 (auSorn) uR6
TBeer un0 neBrlt ia uiats
Au6ere5 an S2ien Gteus.
gD- Bum gcrtoRf bel 2lpOt5cfcrn un5
6si alien 0IeOi3ja.9an6le=a.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-04-03
. y 8 y G . Fl q,

RopFuth Erd95eil 6er ge6er, Iauy,r p}agen uub stt
bloEr 5ufuub berbutlt, 6d bic QeuoNeue Spetie i9re
n5hrgu6tn SI9entliteR ai5 GT'a5 lIr Den uatnrs
i2en 8erbrauA oeS SJrpers Ittiegt
ss- seo6uhtet Die foIstn6en Spmptoms, Die UoH
ygi6su Der 8erbGuung5or9dHe 9erlbren: Serhos
puma, iunerlide SdmOrrb0ioeu, 8lutlu6rlng udb
Gem SopIe, lauren gla9en, ue6slteit, Soobrennens
gBtoeTUintH gegeu Speile, cine SbUrre i'm D}dgerls
fuures NufFio6en, Elm 8eiubl 6es Sintsn5 uno Rloh
DIens oes Screens, eiu @eilbI be5 &rfdens bet'm
yegen, e:lhDGdte Seb.rait, Buntte ober Seuebt Oor
tcu Nugen, 5ieber un6 Stmer3en i'm -Ropie, osrs
muberts ITnniprGton, @eljbelt Der 9dut uuo Der
Iugtu, SmerIen IN Der SEite, 6er 5rutt, Den 8ltea
oerH, pl0Rldbe 9tuibpeueU uub brtnnen6es @eIu9ls
gBenise DOZEN pom 0abfU q p's BtIteu iusrs
Gen 6gn S0rpgr BON oltn o0tu Gn8tu9rleH GetoeH
beirGeH,
grds 25 Gents Die Ghap.u. gu Ba5;a 6si agea
Ipolbeieru.
9Benu Elm Mpotbeftr o6er 9aoeubefber btsUtidt
8sd6mdu's Biueu Mot Dcrr6t9ig bat, 10 lidt Is 9tss
fir gtut Gbeftsi aogr etneU DOlpr iut iuuI 0hdd4a
tetn on 3l N 81 O., gir. 81, SBarrtn =S5tTsF
Eem=goyf, uHo mir idideH te Gub per Bof Bu,
Sdidt cine gritfmarl, an y T. Gd6naq & o.s
ylr. 81, GBGrrguaStr., WeUsDorf. BeItbyuu9, I0Un
isu6e Uert3, iUiro Sut oatar du8cirttt Ueroeus
Nubos BubGitum: garIanlt nur u b
~ O G's Un6 UJgHeu9t Guh, oaB Der gilne RAD
Wa Y" lu5 Dem III, buS 5br fault.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-04-03
aEtImme O

uutr 2ciben bes Tloatus Der gtber, Der Gns,Bsfes,
tsr usrcn, oer Slaie, nsr00iet Gei6eu, ApDe5Io75s
tlit, 30pIUt1, 8erHQpiuHg, DQspcpHc, biltOer teta
oen, 6tebsr, Observation-Disclosures, 5dmorrboi6sH
Uno dl5r StUrun9en 6er tHHrldsu Gr9Gns. Rltn
ue8etabiib, teIH Ouedlil5sr, Glneylljtn o6tS ba6s
Ite DrOgutn eHtb0ltsHb.
3oufdu6ias @erO1uung Uir6 srBist bur1 ben 5ss
bIau9 UOn RQGDdq'5 BIuen, Durt 5eid6en Bsr6en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-04-03
92 q B ~ q Us
Jt g tff { tt,
oas
groBe 2e6er 9eilmittel.
8r. 0laouaB's Ftuea Bur

8oaF6uoig gsThmldIos, fetu gidcirt, pur3ireH
rsgu.iyeU, JainBcU uno iraittgeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-04-03
Gnrop6iIdbe Rabet6ert6te,
Gtanlsy's @ttef.
NbGntencr int SnnerrH Afrita's.

Bon 9lrupbtstt bis Sum elIbert TsaasasSte.
-Saum Die SaIfte OCe Expedition erretd1t
cGs 2auS bet getbetBuua. - Die Seaegz
auHs NIT Guttu 8aidla. - 8eidItdbte cer
ErPecttton bis sunt Sspteptbst 1888.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-04-03
a9ntaIn @tttoria,s Radfehr.
0nrae MabeIneneId1eii.

= Bn1. BBlplon Beale, yp0me 9tuIer," !"
tpiro In Birmingham, @uglanO, aIs @aubtOat
fir ben SiB i'm uaterbauIe auitreteu, me-
der ourd ben Eoo 5obH Erigbts 0ataat
nuroe.
- Gin 8antett 81 Gbren 6es pm. Bn4er,
biebeTigeu ameritanii9eu 9eueral, ,RoniLl3 in
9onoou, iol an 2. Gtai tm o0rtigen ySOtel
QletropoLe" aeaeben merben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-04-03

Sie @ontrafIe Betrefis oe5 Bale6 un0 Der
gusriifuug neuer Buubesi6iffe entbalteu
eine Bekimmuua, Der 3ufOIse bic Sbtffe BON
ben GoutrGftoren in Der S0be bes 8etragee
afiefuri1t perDen mifieu, peldeu bic &egtez
ruua tel @outraftoreu als a conto. 3abIuH=
aen bemiuigt bat. Die @rbauer Der nadfoIs
aeuben Buubeaihiffe fiub aufgeforoert NOT
zen, BITE reIp. Ssrtderuu8ss 8etr6se su er'
bSben: &reujer nNepart" aui $449, ,2SO,
Sancuenboot /, PetreI" auf $780, ,079, Sano.
ueuboot ,@oucorb" Guf 1864 800 uuo &auos
uenbcut Bennington" uaf $264 900.
Die bGDotFebeaOs 6entsaaarfster tn Tetp:
9orf.
Waicr Gardner, Der Borfber bes Cont.
tee, meI6es bic Scrbereituug fir Die Sbeilz
uobme ber Sunbes. WaEine on Der Baraoe
Om Gass Der gentenuGrfster in Reps sDort lu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-04-03

G0ut8 nOn GoyeBumaO( (ggnOcra)naS
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-10-09

The annual procsamstion regarling the
Au;um school ar5or day has been issued by
DIR. Higbee. fixing Friday. october 18th. as
the date. This date viii salt our country
districts much better than the spring date,
Dr. Higbee has the following to say among
other things
''The result to be relehed By the observ-
snce Of Arbor Dag are not yet accomplished.
Where school grounds are already properly
ornsmented with groTess and lawns. 50 that
no further work Of the kind is needed, let
surh sentiment be established among the
children by ssitable exercises and ins.rue-
tons as shall make itself felt ia all homes.
by leading TO the plxnting Of fruit and shade
rees the enlargement OF fruit or.haris, and
the ornamentafion of yards with shrubbery
and vines Let the schools, By repeated
celebrations Of Arbor Day. create such a
general, widespread feeling in this matte-
as shall make it impossible. for the next
generation at least TO lay out or enlarge =
hamlet or village or city without having in
view wide. shaded streets and lawns, parks
and enbovsred drivewsys. which will give
80 much additional charm 20 the beautIlul
scenery Of our C0mmoaseaith.
Arbor Day can and viii accomplish great
results il the schools viii bas keep fresh the
continual observance afit-and many viii
come TO realize. sTlh Virgil. that me -shus-
bandmans life IS E1-tunGte, did be BAT know
II. with is peacefni retreats in vide ields
aud cool valleys. under slamberOus trees.
where God IS worshippei and fathers are
vensrafed. and where justice makes her last
stspe before leaving the world
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-10-09
n, 600 schooI chIcren.

Somerset County viii send about 1000
chiIiren TO school this fall To furnish
school books and school supplies to this
large number OF pupils. Fishers Wholesale
and Retail Book Store has laid in an i'm
mense stock, and Is DOW prepared to ElI al
orders for School Books and School Supplies
al wholesale rates from town and country
merchants in Somerset Cambria and West
morel2ud counties Merchants should get
in their orders early to insure prompt ship
msnfs, as the rush viii shortly commence.
Daring court week merchants will do well
to purchase, and in many instances save
freighis. Parents attending Court will have
the opportunity to buy School books for the
winter Tablets, states, inks. pens. pencils,
practice paper. copy books, and everything
needed in the schools. a; Fishers Book
Store. Courteous attention paid TO pupils
and parents buying al retail. Every effort
made 10 please. Mail orders solicited. In
gaire for Fishers Book Store. Go 10 Fish
er's Book Store
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-10-09
Eaw Eaots Apout Man.


Though great thy grandeur nan may Be,
No pride Of heart Is meaat for thee
Let fool. e1nIf, pre.smpsisn boast.
The dudes and dsndics dwell in hOstz-
As Dr. Holmes says. " D4ndies are not
good for much, bat they are good for some
thing They invent and keep in eircula-
ton those conversational bank checks,
which intellectual capitalists may sometimes
find il worth their shile to borrow Of them
They are useful, too, in keeping up the stan
d2rd of dress, which but for them would
dete,iorafe and become, what some folks
would have it, matter Of convenience, and
not Of taste and art. Yes. like dandies well
enough--on one condition, that they have
pluck. find that lies at the bottom Of all
true dandyism. There are thousand
young men made by art. for one fool made
by nature
How ridiculous sight says Dr.. Full
Ter. is a vain young gallant, that bristIes
with his plumes and shakes bis giddy head .
The little soul that conysrses of nothing Of
more importance than the looking glass aud
fantastic suit may make up the show Of
the world.
A man Of wit may sometimes but a man
OF Judgment and sense never can, De a cox
comb. A beau dressed out Is like cinna-
mon tree-the bark is worth asore than the
body. Dzndies are like body without q
soal-powder without ball, lightning with
ont thenderbolts- Il j. dress on q doll,
paint on sand, many coat sleek and black.
swings on the street and in the saloon. on
which the tailor has a moral mortgage.
Many young men work from Monday till
Saturday. in order 70 make show over SAT
urday and sunday. Then they dress in their
finest, and make show Of themselves from
Saturday till sunday eve, about 1910 clock
when the exhibition Is closed, and then they
90 10 work again to get ready for tie ue1t
exhibition. Il makes the poor poorer, and
the rich more ayzricioas- L causes almost
everybody to oyer live, over-dress. Over-act,
see everything that will make show. II
Is great root Of seifshness, great root OF
oppression. great chord Of woe
OBsEETATsoSs-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-10-09

Saturday rsz lurnriant day here IN the
mountains, snd happily i was the day Sc
( lected by tie nansgs nent q the Gentle
mans Driving PARK for their fall meeting
( The bright sun, concealed for 50 many dres-
" days. shown forth IN al its effllgeacy.
aud was Of ifself sufficient attraction 10 cal
oat large number Of spectators. Lovers of
horse-Hesh from all parts of the county
we're in attend tnce, and better nainred or
better haYed crowd never met at a race
track. No purses were of-red and oaly a
few small b.ts we're made.
There we're four starters in the first trot
J. B. snyder's bay mars, George Tayman's
black. Mike siPe's sonel, and Wm- Tay-
mans lay mare
After tE0 OF three unsuccessful afiempts
the starter. Captain jordan gave the word
when the horses we're ia perfect line. Sny-
der's mare was the favoriie with the specta-
tors. bat they we're treated - an early disap-
poiufment when George Isyman's Mid
night, twenty-five years old, driven By DR..
Dane, who. By the way. Is not a iighr lead
sor a race horse 10 pun, vas observed TO take
the issd from the outset. The Snyder mare
pursued her vene-sble Antagonist vigorously
and came under the wire with her nose
touching the Doc1or's wheels. Wm- Tsyman
81. sipe 4sh. Time 2sss. Thesecond and
third heats vere won in the same order as
the hrst Time 243i and 2fs3
There we're only two starters in the second
race Wm. T.yman's three year-oid bay
colt. and A. c. D4vis sorrel. The Tayman
colt took the hrsf beat in ssil3 bCt couldn't
keep pace with the sorrel in the uexr two.
Time 2.5s and so5.
The third race ras between c. B. Moores
bay coli ard r. :. MeMilisn's brown Iowa
animal. The cyclone colt broke up almost
Immediately afser the word OF command,
and carried his diver Aro1nd the course Al
fsrioas ealiop- The Moore colt tr7sted the
srsf heat in s2sI and the second IA sslss
There we-e four starters in the running
race George Harrisou'z big bay coli, Simon
schrock's brouco, Charles ". Moshol5ers
broaoo. and Nix sipe's black coIt schrock
won the st beat il good style. hur crippled
bis fiery nsnx,ans 50 bsllg that be csuldut
c me 70 tse ssratch when the bell rsng FOR
the secouS. Moshoidcr also retired his
brouco. A. be was almost ost Cfsight when
the winner came under the wire IN the drst
heat Harrisoa and Sipe were the only
starters n the second beat, buf Harrison
soon had the enfsre track 70 himself. As ths
sipe yoangster lea the eon1s At the quar-
Ter and dashsi matly across she mesdow.
The third heat vas repetition Of the sec
0nd. the sipe horse lsaving the track as al
most the sans point.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-10-09
DIED.

wALTER-g&nss H. Walter, . 500 o
The late Henry Walter, Ok C0nnsilsyille
died on the 18th Of September LAST, st the
Soldiers Home, at sandusky Ohio. He VA
member Of Captain DashAne's company OF
the i42nd regiment Of the Pennsylvania vol.
unteers Col. Robert p. cumnins. was the
Colonel oftbe f42nd, and As is vsII known
fell at the battle Of Gettysburg. nortllly
wounded. The deceased vas near where hi,
Colonel fell, and secured his sword, which
he brought home to fhe Coloners family, in
whose possession il now is.
He vas buried By the side of brother
aad sister, in the Lake View Cemetery. Al
Cleveland Ohio. where General Garfield was
buried.
The deceased was born in the town OF
Somerset, in the year 1874.
QUEER-0n Saturday, September "A, SO,
near Walkers schooI-house, in Somerset
Township, Of scarlet fever, Gertrude Queer,
aged 10 years
DULL-On Friday, September 5. 1889.
in Milford Township, Somerset County. Pa,
Mrs. Margaret, wife of Wn. Dull, aged 80
years, 5 months and > days.
METZGAR-On Sunday. September Is
1889. in Stoyestovn. Minnie May Metzgar,
daughter of James l. and Lena X Metzgar,
aged months and . days. Text-2 sam
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