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A good sIory = told Of four Blpiiss
preachers who started % attend a cnn-
vention OF 4chor. .. Three Of the num-
Der we're from Nsw Castle. By a strange
misfortune they missed the train II
wamp0a, and in hopes ofcafrbing it At
Dariington they hired a team and w-re
driven aeross the eouutry y the latter
place When they arrived there they
found that the train had departed some
minutes before. Il Was a vet day but be-
ing BAptists they didn't mind it, though
they seemed doomed 10 disappointment.
Then they sought aud found a hotel.
There can be nothing vazue about this
for there is only one hotel in that town.
They entered the Office and registered.
The good preachers then retired 70 a pri-
vate room, removed their ovsrcoats, and
seating themselves around table called
for the clerk. -WeH gentlemen. what
can I 90 for you said the latter. "Gire
Us the very best in the hsuse. and Just As
soon as possible The clerk retired,
and in a few moments returned With a
tray, four glasses and pitcher Of water
and bottle Of the best in the house
The preachers looked az each other, then
at the clerk. sfier which the room shook
with the laughter Of the happy quartette-
The clerk couldn't catch on until one Of
the pg geschers explained that it was q big
dinner they had ordered. and not the
whisky. Here the curtain falls and
whether the tempting liquor was ordered
back. summ4riiy disposed Of Or left there
to mOralize over. deponent saith not
This is a true story.-Beaver Falls Jour
M
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HER NAME.


. Tn losted Could you find me. please ?"
Poor little frightened baby
The wind had tossed Der golden fleece
The stones bad scratched her diDplsd knees
I stopped and lified her with ease.
And softly whispered, Magbe.
:" Tell me your name. my little maid,
can't find you without IL
My name is Shiny eyes, she said
= Yes, but your last p She shook her head
$ Up to my house 'ey never said
A single fing about H.
q But, dear. said, what il your nsrnsq''
Why, didn't you hear me tel you
Dust Shiny-eyesH bright thoaght came
. Yes, when you're good; but when they
blame
You, little one-is It the same
When mamma has to scoid your
4" Ny mamma never scolds. she means.
A little blush ensuing,
a Cept when I've been a-frcwing stones,
Aud then she says the cuiprit owns
:" 'Mehitabls Sapphira Joues,
What has you been s-doing?f"
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Cold Waves

They are predicted with reliabie accu-
rzev. and people liable 70 the pains and
aches Of rheumatism dread every change
to damp or stormy weather. Although
Hoods Sars3parilla IS not claimed 20 be
positive specific for rheumatism. the re-
markable cures il has effected shoE that
may Be taken for this complaint vita
reasonable certainty Of benefit It's action
in negtralizing the aeiiity Of the blood,
which IS the cause Of rheumatism, con
stitutes the secret Of the success Of Hoods
Sarsaparilla- lyoa suifsr from rheumA-
tsm give Hoods SarsaPariIia A lair trial
Il Will do YOU good
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MEcELLayEoUs.

The President favors the passage Of the
Federal Elections bill, believing i: would
have salutAry restraining influence. He
very highly compliments Mr. Wanama-
ker on the business methods enforced in
the Postotfice Department., resulting in a
large economy in expenditure and great
increase in receipts He eoneurs IN the
Recommendations Of the Secretary ofthe
Navy, and refers fzvorsbly 70 the pro-
zrsss in the construction and equipment
Of new ships. He endorses the efforts
made to do justice 70 al deserving sol
diers under the Disability Act but thinks
tha liberal enlargement Of the general
LAW should suggest a more careful scruti-
ny Of bills Tor special relief The enact-
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F-T4te sr Dr. r H. Patterson. late of Sfeyestowu
~ fi-h somerset Co.. Pa decd.
ref.s-s t..qi.iI1sasary having been i ned 70 the
s,,,,s.srS;.nef hv the proper authority n the
above estate. rotiee Is hersuy gwen - 81
- ,er-1sni arid AZ r..rties having claims aeains,
49, -fa.e 70 preSent them 10 the Execulor
,i,tx nffrated fnF serrlenrent on SATURDAY.
ne -ih cay Of Dec lsso ~ the Office OF ,si'- Ire
iIsfi.v in stoysSi0xn. SHnerset Co. Pa
NoTICE- expect 70 hc IN StGrestawn on
-s-l,rlsav Tereulier .7tiI lSa0 to stay for a few
saxs All ,,e.sons owing my fathers estate either
~, i.,al acrnsiut or on note VIII please meet ne
- '-euirs Heisieys aaee. in aIoyest0vvn- IN thai
dale In be nlee1isfle. payment OF money { ne
nv faihSr nav be mIade 70 Augustus Henley, E~i
a. ss,ys.stown OF 10 Geo. r Scull F<s. s. -orner
set K +. fAllEn1.rtcc. y,
Executor the last VIII and Testament OF III x
h. Paftersen Dec d
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A Well Based Opinion.

IAwyer-What Is your opinion Of the
previous witnesses. jingle and Bingle
Witness consider Jingle . worse Eas-
cal than Bi,gie.
"Good. On what do you base that
opinion ~
single and Binsle once started in Tor
the same nomination and Jingle got it,
-Gnnf w
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WHOLE NO. 2o55.

ment Of a National Bankrupt law the
President still regards As being very de-
sirable-
The message Is concluded With 2Doth-
er references to the Federal Elections law
which the Presidents regards as Of great
importanee. The present law, be says. IS
good. bnt It does not 20 fur enoogh- The
need ola law which would insure honest
elections IN all parts Of the country has
manifested itself, and its wholesome re-
straints and penalties would be useful
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. nMINisTRAroR,s NOTICE.

F.iafe OF lloyd D. stuff. late Of Jenner Twp,
Somerset Co, Pa. decd.
Letters Of Administration en- the Shove essase
rK4in az haen granted ofhe endersagne1 y tns
r,-s,Tsr arirhnr5tr nrsice + hereby gwen ID Al
rss,e bed - said estafe nake Enrneci-
r., nav fleflt and those having claims agsAns.
~. sane VIII present them duly authenticated
~. - - LIcY " sTtFFT,
se-. AdminRt tsasrix.
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4 DMINIsTRAToR.s NOTICE

Estate ef John wrigbt late Of Jefferson tosEzhip
sorlerset roanty, Pa deceased
Letters ,f Administration on the above estate
s.---~ b..,, --.s,,saf 4, the undersigned by the
r' ,rborisv. rotice Is hereby given % ali per
scns iI,ieiltsd t.sthe said eStsss y make immedi
ate payment and those naslng el-.ns
,l.,,.r,f a. slee OIL Berkey, E-l. IN SOM
.rset =. - Jan- 4 1s9l, at 10 a'clock A. "
S'7@- SAMUEL WRIGHT.
Administrator.
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To California ard the Far West via
Pannsylvanla r. r. CO.

To California ard the Far West via
Pennsylvania r. F. Co
Possibly no new ssaiure ever iualgurated
By the Pennsylvania RiiroId CJmPany has
attracted such universal comment and At
,ention a. the series Of tours &c has an
nouneed. to be run early in 1891 20 the far
Pacific Coast Each tour viii BE- limited %
one hundred passengers. who vii travel IN
a Pullman vestibuls train, furnished with
the luxurious appointments Of the richest
home with ladies maid stsnog1phsr an
typewriter. library. bath and barber. and
smoking and library rooms. and al obssrva-
tion ear-in truth. an exact reproduction Of
the famous Pennsylvania Limited- The
frst tour leaves New York February 1tb.
and speeds directly 10 the scene Of the famous
Marlii Gras AZ Sew Orlesus, and then oct to
southern Calif0rnis. and directly north 70
san Francisco, where the unrestricted hb-
.rty OF three whole weeks is allowed after
which they join the special traiu ior the
homewarl bonud trip. via SAT- Lake CRY,
Colorzco Springs Denver, Omahs, and
tbIc1Eo
In tie selection Of is Tourist Agents and
Chaperous this eompsnY has choseu them
with . special view 70 their dsness. and
whsSexer tends 70 the tourists comfort or
interest is assured BY their prssencs. No
szeh opportunity has ever before been pre-
sentsd u the people Of the Ers, for tnor-
oukh,v seeing the vast domain 0f the com
tTy they % vaiiaaily boast Of and at such a
beautiful seas0n u the year. The rate f0r
this fist tour Is bat ss7590 which includes
not only all the Necessary travelling exPensss
to san Frarc;sco and return. 5at side frirs
10 the most attractive resorts in Caiifofuis-
meals IN route. and several carriage and
stage rides Of interest
Names are nov berg registered for each
Of the tours, and spplicaiiJus for Pullman
Recommendations and itinsr1riss saou q BE-
made 20 Mr. Georzs W. Boyd, Assistant
General Passenger Agent - soulh FoGrth
street Phiiaieiphia-
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THE PANSY.
1891.

r. ALDEN, = EDITORS.
TIE P4NSF tor 1891 viii be brimfui ct
good things for the. boys ard girls,
Ru,y has Pf'7,are.l a A-s'p Serial,
TWENTY MINUTES LATE.
P.iNST~ 8 Golden Text Stories will be al
der tie general tile, The Exact TRUTH
Nar-aret sidney viii wnte about TIE
FRIsBIE SCHOOL \ stirring tale
Mrs. C. ". Livingston vii continue the
deserved Y popular e Bahy's Corner.
Dr- Felix L. Oswald has prepared a series
Of articles Health Hints.
sundsv sfisruoon7 viii be new corner
IN THE P4NST.
"a The Kaleidoscope viii contain Twelve
stones. by Margaret Sidney, Prnf Fr der;e&
Starr. Nrs c " Livingston. Emily Huar
ipgien Miller, Faye Huntington and other /.
The J. s. c. E. which letters mean, a. yon
have al come 10 know, : Junior eociety Of
Christian Enfeavor, sad e The Bio's Banti
Rsadings, viii be continued as hsreiof5Te
AstS the other fsanlres-Sparks from H5s-
tory. z. :. Corner. All Along the Line. aud
The Missionary Department-these will be
mace better than ever before.
THE PANSYis Si.00 year. The new
volume begins with the November number.
T- I0u can Set y0Ur own suoserfpJlou
f-es by sending two lew subscr Der with =
10 pay for The same Renlit direct 10 the
PUBLISHERS
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rnE auEsrIoN % sEclpaocErr.


The cordial character Of our relations
with Spain, the President says, warrants
the hope that by the continuance Of the
methods of friendly negotiation much
may be accomplished in the direction of
and adjustment Of the pending questions
and OF the increase Of our trade. The
extent and development of our trade
with the Island Of Cuba invest the COM
nercial relations Of the United States
and Spain with peculiar importance It
is not doubted that special arrangement
in regard 10 commerce, based upon the
reciprocity provision Of the recent Tariff
act, would operate most benefcially for
both governments. This subject is now
receiving attention
From the time Of my induction into
office the duty Of using every power and
influence given by Law to the Executive
Departu ent for the development Of larger
markets for our products. and especially
our farm products, has been kept con-
stantly in mind, and no effort has been
or will be spared TO promote that end.
We are under no disadvantage IN any
foreign market except that we pay our
workmen and work women better wages
than are paid elsewhere-better abstract
", better relatively to the cost of the
necessaries of life. do not doubt that a
very largely increased foreign trade is
accessible to as without barteriug for il
either our home market or such products
Of the farm and shop As our own people
can supply, or the wages of our working
people
In many of the products Of wood and
iron and in meats and breadstufs we
have advantages that only need better
facilities Of intercourse and trznsport1-
ton TO secure for them large foreign mar
kets The reciprocity clause af the Tariff
Act wisely and efectieelE opens the way
to secure large reciprocai trade in ex-
change for the free admission 70 our posts
Ot CcINAAA PfO41Cac- AAF taBNL " iD1t-
pendent nations to make special recipto-
cal trade concessions Is well established,
and does not impair either the county
due to ether powers or what IS known as
tie favored nation clause, so generally
found in commercial treaties. What is
given TO one for an adequate agreed con-
sideraticn connot be claimed by another
freely. The state Of the revenues was
such that We could dispense With any
import duties upon coffee, tea. hides, and
the lower grades Of sugar and molasses.
That the large advantage resulting to
the countries prOd1.ing and exporting
these articles by placing them the free
list entitled Us to expect fair return in
the way Of cusion, CONCESSIONS upon ar
ticles exported 81 Is 10 them was 50 OBJ
vions that to have gratuitouslg abandon
ed this opportunity 10 enlarze our trade
would have beea an IN npardonable error
There were but two methods Of main
tanning control Of this QUESTION open tc
Congrsss: TO place siI Of siIess articles
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4 u
In the matter af the Estate Of SaH'i : Swank,
decd, late 0f Quemahoning Township,
Somerset Co. Pa
Letters of Administration the above estate
having been granted 70 the undersigned 5y the
1osns.r aufhorfty notice Is hereby given 10 all
g.rsons Ilslg h1sn y sail estate 20 make inlnt5-
ale payment and these having claims against rlse
same wiz PRESENT them duly authenticated fos
settlement ou Saturday. Dee 20, 1880 AZ the Late
residence Of ieceiIsciL
ELIZA SWANK
E E -NANK.
Administrators.
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SIrs. GazzIm-here's a piece in the
newspaper about four babies at a birth
Gazzan-what is the mothers's name.
Mrs. Gazzzam-Wragg.
Gazzans-Ob. rag babies don't count
-TTes Ssore.
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ELIZA SWANK.
(. E SNANK.
Administrators.

Fsfaf cf t;eo---s Werner. deed late Of Somerset
Bl,ro,is.h somerset County. Ps.-
Letters UestaIlIerIary or the above estate nav
IN. been grantg,i 20 the unGe-szued oy the prep
er allrhertv notice j. he.bs given 70 all persons
iad..6f.f 10 said estate % make Immediate pay
ment and those having clairas OF demands
against the ssue XII present them duly sutne.l-
ricg7sd for settlement on saturday Dee ~. $50,
A. r,e osiis,. af -eryr q C-le. IN SoI1erset Bor-
- SARAH FlsHER.
--s Exeeufrix.
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Young lady, If marry yo1r mother
can greatly advance your prospect in iiie--
4 think you are mistaken, sir It IS M
possible for me to % step-fAther--
Gq-ff,
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The most obstinate cases Of eatarrh are
cured BY the use Of Ely's Cream Balm,
the only agreeable remedy Il IS not q
LIQUID or sr-sF = ,~a@iiy applied into the
1-,.sis. For cold IN the + -. = -.
iSsss- IL gives reIIet Ole-- asicu -
cents.
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D Lo7zaop CO.. sea.on.
! DMISIsTRAToR's NOTICE

l-1-,a N Henry A. Shafi.r late of Lincoln town
shfp soTserset county Pa. deceased
fett.srs of Administration having been granted
he ~. proper authority. 20 the underSlgnesi. On
TIE estate af Herry A. Shanef. late ~ Lincoln
s,,,1,siriu somerset county. Pa deceased, n0tlee
= herrAy given 30 all persons indebted 70 sad e.
taf 4, make ltpIEediale pay nsfi7t a1d these nav
INK eiailns against said estate Mi present ~ p
fr,lx authenticated for settlement AID 1llo~ an e
n the inte fesidenca 0f the deceased on st1orlAs
FREEMAN ,. HOFFMAN
MARY N. 5HAFFER-
ninisfrufoES.
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.xEcuToRs' NOTICE

10 n. matter ~ the Estate Of Rnsanns Stern late
of Lincoln Twp, Somerset Co, Pa.
Letters iesiamcu;Hry on the above estste hAF-
inc been granted the undersigned by ihe pruI-
er authority n0ficcis hereby given 20 al Per~lns
indebted 70 said estate - make immediate pay
ment and those having claims against the
Same. viii present them duly authenticated for
settlement on saturday. the ~ Gay Of an ~ u.
nj he nee. OF the Executor N said Iwp.
BENJAMIN FISHER.
Executor
F-cf. ". BIesecke- Attorney
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He Yelled Kemp's saIsam.

I yell, Take Kemp's Baisar1, the best
cough cure always 10 when hear
man cough. and cant help t. It saved
me, and il will cure you I was threaten
sa with pneumonia last winter, and it
broke It Up. Il helps the children oct
when their thro2ts are sore, cures their
cough, and tastes 50 good. The frsf dose
helps you So writes A. Z. Arnold, en-
zineer on the West Shore E4ilr0ad, al
Canaioharie. y Y.
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Rube Hatfield TO sheriff l-Whacher
rest nv boy, Jim, fer
Sherif-Hs killed 4 man last Sunday.
Rube Hasfeld-Wau, jim never did
hez much respect for the Sa5batk-
y,sf.r.
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Chas. J. Harrison, Pres't
Wm. B. Frease, Vice Pres't.
Milton ]. Pritts. Cashier
Directors:

Wm- EndsIeT-
Customers Of this Bank viii receive the most
liberal treatment consistent with safe banking.
Parties Wishing 10 send money east or west can
be accommodated, By draft for any amount.
hauev and yaluAhles secured by one OF Die
hollis Cel CHEATED Sales with most approved tine
loci.
States Charges Moderate.
Accounts ant Deposits Solicited DaTJ-o1n
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From The Zines. Monday
Those excellent brothsrs S0t out % The
Somerset jail Nicely. though it might b.
dangerous to pat il thai way to sheriff Ne
MiIIen-
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Sxellings in the neck and all other
forms Of scrofala, sAlt rheum, otc-, are
cured BY Hoods Sarsaparilla-
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How many people appreciate the SO
nifieznce Of a million II dolars2
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The man that lives on -the fat Of the
Land" may Be al lean a. any other
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A man usually leads his bride TO the
altar but af.er that she takes the lead
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TERMS:

One-;hird cash on the ist Of pril ls-, AZ ? hieh
time he deeds viii be delivered rie Balance lu
fglr eg,Iai ANIMAL pavnIenfs fDri Aput L l19
rvithoit Interest iill due After he deb and *
r,,ns.ss ~ ali paid he widow shall reeeise the
Interest On the remaining ene-thir1 eiitl her
lifetime and 81 her death the principal % M paid
r,r,sd nv iiidgrneut heads on the premises. slto
OF the hand money 20 b. paid day OF sale, OF Sc
PHtERE NuI vi.
Ed-nfnistratrix ami Trustee.
EzFor further information CAL On } 4 Lhi, h''i-
Attorney for the estate.
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Mrs. gaieR, C0ffroih's Kew Store

and ascertained her prices. and
then compare them with those
they have been paying. You
are commencing to think about
the Holidays, and what you
shall buy for Christmas pres
ents. You would like to buy
something useful as well as or
namental, and can find just
what you want amongmy stock
Remember, / do not keep any
thing in stock outside Of the
lines mentioned, but what | DO
keep is Of the very best, and
willbc sold at prices that viii
please YOU / have dne line
OF Embroidery Silks that are
worth examining
KATE r COFFR0TH
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HoIdit to the Light.

The man who tells you conhdentially
Just what will cure your cold is Prescrib-
ing Eemp's Balszm this year. In the
preparation Of this remarkable medicine
or coughs and colds no expense = spared
to combine only the best and pursst In
gradients. Hold bottle Of Kemp's Bal
sam to the light and look through X no
tice the bright. clear look then compare
with other remedies Price SIC, snd 81
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IA NttEAe- ~ AAhAFf AHA - tA'-f+
The President says that the apprehen-
sion that our Tariff may again and at once
be subjected 10 important general chang
Is would undoubtedly have q depressing
influence OF the most serious character
The general tariff act has only artially
gone into operation, some Of its import
ant provisions being limited TO take ef-
feet at dates yet in the fature- The gen
srzI provisions Of the Law have been in
force less than sixty days Its permanent
effect upon trade and prices still lar ely
stanjs in coBisetuFe.
II is curious to note that the advance
in prices Of srticles wholly unaffected by
the Tariff act wssby many hastily ascTib-
ed to hat act Notice was not taken Of
the fact that the general tenderey OF the
market was upwards from influences
wholly apart from the recent Tariff legis-
lation. The enlargement Of our currency
under the silver bill undoubtedly gave
an upxard tendency to trade and had a
marked effect on prices but this natur-
al and desired effect Of the silver legisla-
ticn wss BY many enormously attributed
to the Farif act.
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ExECUTRIx NOTICE.

F " B,EszrkKn, Atlomey.
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Ton can fool some Of she people
al the fine. and oil of fhe people
some Of the time. 5mt yosf con'f fool
oiffhe people all the time.-LISo,Ls
The people who have been ae-
eustomed to paying outlandish
prices for Notions. such as are
used cverF day, FanSy Goods.
such as every IadT needs ana
buys, and Ladies Furnishing
Goods, such as all must haze,
viii appreciate the truth ostIie
above quotation more after
they have visited
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FRIDAY DECENBER. 10. 1890

a. o 'eock p. m the fs-laNsng described real -
tate late the urauerrv 81 SIMON Yong deed viz
NJ The hollasieast. .rzrt u H-1d slill-
W = -fa Jefferson Tsp. -fUeTset Co..
Pa Containing apl aeras. more ~ ie-e. sd acre.
elear ana lnJ aef-z Hsli tilIbered TslA spruce.
Oak Chestnut. Poplar. x f.. asiiBniux lands 0i
Henry F.ir Abe Barrug. \ ichuiaS B5rioa, JGcob
L.nNnr md llnars WIN 4 srze l.nnk narl.
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Dwelling House,

and oafbniIdiaxs thereon erected TIE Earm s. u
a good ueiehborhoed wei wzfsred aud IL good
state OF cr aiiufi with an ahandance Of irtigt
trees consisting af apptss cherries. paache>. "
Alse. asuEzr Camp. aiih Sugar Vessels that wiz
60 wiki the iarna-
n 4 tracf Of lard a 1ining fae
w Z above homestead etutaitiiilg. =
acres and las perr1es. stries uDsasnre. on which
mere + ssslfr A oe herc : Az apple orchard
ard cher fruit trees thereosl The above VII e
sola s,rarstc or a. a whole. ts suit purchasers
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welcome into the family.

welcome into the family.
The President refers 20 the killing Of
General Barrundia, on board the nifed
States steamer Acqulio, and Gays United
States Minister Mezner excreded his au-
thority in granting provisional order to
Gautamalian officers to take General Bar
rundia from vessel, in defending which
action Barrundia lost his life. and an
nounces that Minister MezueI has been
recalled from his pest.
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KATE B. C0FFR0TH,
Somerset, Pa
DUBLIC SALE
- or -
Valuable Real Estate.

DY VIRTUE u a. sIiss oriIcrof als .s-i-.i ont
. cfihe osnhaus Court ~ sornsf--i - 49,. 10
the uaaeT-sEled sdminlsirItrix tiirecled she
VIII expose 10 plhle sale Ola the PREMISE, on
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o. LoTHR0P CO., Publishers,
BOSTON. MASS
Our Little lien and Women
1901.
LADY GAY,

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The President calls the attention of
Congress to various subjects under dis
cussion with other nations which are
pending in friendly manner, and, con-
timing savs
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AnnINIsrRATo,Rs NOTICE.

F-ai ". Biesecier Attorney.