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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-10-26
The Cholera sczra.

Ifindeed the dreadful disease should be-
come epidemic in our land Why not protect
yourself in une2 Every physician viii tell
you that a stimulanf is absolutely necessary
to assist IN mastering the disease and all
irst-clG.s physicians agree upon one mans
liquors for purity. ags and resOnable prices.
They refer ycu TO Max Klein, Of Allegheny.
Pa. who viii upon application mail you
free Of charge complete catalogue and price
list OF the many kinds Of liquors for sale By
him His "Silver Age Rye" at $50 per
quart, is not equalled- His "Duquesnen at
SI-25 has no superior. His bOtfling OF
Guckenheimer, Finch, 0verholt, Gibson and
Bear Creek at SIOo per full quart or sir
quarts for 500 are all reliable and pure
Pennsylvania Rye Whiskiss. For Brzndies,
Gin CT Wines, either imported or domestic,
no other liquor store in the state can or viii
do as well for you Address Max KLEIs, 50
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-10-26
Columbia Day N sonerss..


Columbia Day. Friday, was b.oomin:ly
esisbrstei 81 tia pupils Of The sosssrset pub
lie schools. The day was perfect F.n day
Il every respect snd almost the entire popn-
lAiion Of iha town tanned cot to xitasas the
exercises Al cfths business houses were
closed rom nine O'clock until noon. Short
j AFTER nine O'Clock Z. P. Cur.mins Poet G.
A. r headed By The Sens Of Veteran 5
Drum Corpse, marched to the Acsdsuy
building and escorted the pupils Of ths
higher grades 70 the Enioa School House.
Here all Of the school children formed in
line while 81 American flag wss raised to
ne stsd On top of the building. The dag
vas greeted with the widest enthusiasm and
stter i had been saluted by the echildren with
appropriate recitafio all nasrched TO the
Academy building where another nag was
sooa SCI 1Osting 70 the breeze. while the
children united n singing patriotic airs.
he exercises took place in the open sir in
front OF tie Academy and the program
Published II these columns iast week was
carried ont t. the letter AL of the per-
formers acquitted themselves With great
honor. ". II. Koo;z. Esq, and H. L Baer,
Esg delivered short and appropriated .s-
dresses, eulogizing Columbus and fsIicstsfing
the beneScisries Of hi. great discovery. ar.
Basr paid al especially high tribute to Queen
Isabella in tie course Of bis remarks, snd he
was one OF the very few Columbia D.y ora
tors throughout the United S,sies who re-
nenahered the faet that without that Sover-
signs' assistance Columbus would zever
have set o1i out OF his voyage Of discovery.
Master Howard Cr0nveli's s6dress: Mean
ing Of The Fozr Centuries" wss especially
vel delivered and calls fJr special mention.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-10-26
Postmaster Golfers Queer Methods.

Postmaster Golfers Queer Methods.
4 F. Collier, late postmaster st Fort Hill.
thiE county, was found gniIiy OF ismporing
with the mails by jury in the L s. Dis
trict Court at Pittsburgh last THURSDAY and
recommended to the mercy OF the Court.
Goiler va, q verT stupid thief as the eri-
dence showed L few months ago a d.ugh-
ter Of one OF the leading citizens OF ths; sec
ton vent to the Fort HiH postmaster and
asked him 10 register letter 70. her The
letter contained $40, was addressed 10 s lady
sewing machine agent at N-E Lexington
and was In pzrt psyDeat for : machine. A
few weeks later the agent Eeut to Fort Hill
and demanded payment for the machine,
claiming that she bad written a number of
letters 10 her customer and had not been "a
v0nsd with reply 70 any Of them. TIE
young lady became righieou.ly indignant,
upon being ~dunned7 for The money, and
sad that she bad iorEaried Ia. money for
the machine by registered letter and could
prove l. by the postmaster. A visit was
paid to Postmaster Collier and he verified
the young lsiy's statement in regard to the
50 having bsen sent by registered letter and
said th.t lie had receipt showing that it
had been T.csived ey the postmaster at New
Lexington. He a once began search for
the receipt snd .ser rzmmAginE through
b. store iaaliy vas fJrc-i 20 admit that he
vss unable 10 fad il and concluded tia. be
had destroyed il u1inte1iionslly The /.
dies retired oct were no. satisfied with Coll
erseIsuse and Mss H-in5angh who Lad
mailed the money, at once inf5rmed her "a
thsr and brother Of its loss il ths mails.
The gentlemen began q1ir- investigation
and so0a learned that the registered letter
had never left the Fort Hill Office Goiler
was confronted with tia e7ide1c. that they
bad proca7sd and made good tire go but
still insisted that be was sutireiy innocent
Of the thrft- Some lime after this, Mr.. D.
Hsinbangh bad OCCASION to forward q small
sum OF money 70 Pitt,bsrgh BY registered
letter He waited anxiously for a. &C
acknowledgement from The party to whom It
had been sent and not receiving ore. Ike
pr1dsut business nan, he wrote sad de-
mAnded a receipt for his money. HIS letter
vas apparently lFcsied with contempt and
IN shorl time he sg.in wrote, demanding
s receipt. Again no reply was Tozchsafed
him As 3 last resort Ar. Hsinbaugh coz
Guided 70 mail letter addressed to the par
II a. the Ursins pos; oiHoe and directed that
reply Be forwarded to him at the same of-
zee. A reply followed q. soon as the mails
could bring it. The original lester contain
ing tbs money had never reached IT, desti-
nation, nor had the letters OF inquiry re-
gAsding il been received Tie matter xss
communicated 70 the Post Otioe Depart
ment and An Inspector was seat to Ferf
HIl to make an examination Of Postmaster
Golfers Office An Investigation Of his
store revealed many missing letters, those
mziled By Mr.. Hs.abaagh and those for
EArded by the sewing machine agent. con
cesled in soap box. Golfers arrest and
4 conviction followed.
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GRsND JuRoEs,

Addisoa-A J. Holiiay, John 2. Nc
Ciiniock. Perry Miller.
Berlin Bor.-w. Bingner, VIM. A. Pow
ell, Dennis Hay.
BrOthenvslley-S. P. Fritz
Jenner-R- F. Horner. G. A Pile.
LincOln-Da7id Barudt.
Middlecreek-R S. Pile.
Milford-W. J. Kimmel-
Ogle-SamGel Ripple.
QuemahoniDg-Dayid Smith, A. S. spang-
Ter, David B.rnhsrt
Shade-Dsniei Petsrman.
sonerssi-Heu-y PIitts. C. A Pile, Jas.
Blough.
Somerset Bor.-Simon Berkey.
stoEycreek-ElEar3 D. Giessner.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Boyer.
Wellersbarg Bor.-Henry Moser.
PETI JuEoRs-FIRsT EKEK.
Addison-A A Jacobs, Peter Stuck
Ausgheny-Fank Wambaugh.
Black. c. C.itchfeld.
BTOshersvsliey-Anos Walker, Peter S.
Hay.
conenaugh-charle. YoumAn. J. I KAur-
man.
Elkiiet-L B. Anderson, Samuel Kreteh-
man.
JsfIerson-P. L shuliz, Jonathan Fried
line.
Linooln-Eii P. Adams.
Lower Turkey foot-George Hare. Joseph
Kreger.
MsyersdaIe Bor.-Rob-rt Guthrie, Calvin
Naugie, Lorenzo Snyder.
Middlsereek-smiih B. King.
Milford-Bsrney l. Walker.
NOrihsmpton-Chas. Brosdwz;er.
Paints. Z Berkey, John (. Cris;.
QnemGhoniug X. o5er, William
MaGrsr, w. II. Miller.
lockwood Bor-Frcd KoontL
saiisbGry-Adsu Fogle.
Somersei-E c. Barron, John H. Bing-
ner, William Weighley.
Somerset Bor.-Wm. Sroddard, C. H.
Simpson, EDoch Blough, c. X Grove,J. W.
H0siesler, Albert Conrad.
shsde-Sanuel Fair, Thomas Hamer,
Charles Reisz-
sioyestown Bor-John Il Hite
stonycreek-J. A. Lambert, Geo. W
Schrock.
summit Michael shannon, JO=i-h New
man.
Upper Turkey yfoo;-Elias Griffith, Grant
W Meyers, D. J. Henry.
TRAyKRsE JuRoRs-szooxD WEEK.
Addisoa-J.nes Hleuan, Jesse wilkins.
Allegheny-J0hn NOxrey, J. o. Deeier.
Broihersvslley-John Eugle, P L. Miller,
Jacob MOsgrave.
COnemaugh-John Stahl.
Confluence Bor.-John J. Reynolds.
JefeT.ou-Ephraim Shafsr.
Larimsr-Simon Weimer, Herman Deal,
Levi Weimer.
Lincoln-W- G. Knepper
Msyersdale Bor.-w. T. Hobliizell.
MiGdlecreek-N. B. Cramer, Wesley <.
Baker.
NorthamptoR-W s DiFely.
Paint. 81. Rummel. Henry D. Nsugle.
ocemahoning Z. Ankeny, Nathaniel
Hamer, Gottleib straub.
lockwood Bor-W. q. H. Baker, J. R.
Haines.
Salisbury Bor--Steward Smith, Russel
Hay.
Shade-Noah BloGgh, Nicholas Barndt.
Somerset B0r.-L. c. Pile, Isaiah Pile
Somerset TEp.-W. F. C0untryman.
Southampton-sim Simon Blubaugh.
StOnycrsek-W. Il. Grove.
summit-Dsyid Enderman, Cornslius
Shoemaker, John W Miller.
Ur.ina Bor.-E. D. Yutzy.
Upper Turkey foot-Wilham s. King.
WelleEsburs Bow. H. Long.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-10-26

The Jury in the case OF Miller and Reese,
on thai last week in the C. 5. District Court
a. Pittsburgh, charged With Illicit distiilinF.
broughtin a verdict Of guilty. The defend.
ants attorneys asked for q lelisnt sentence
on account oftbe families ofthe men who ara
needy, and wanted the imprisonment in the
Somerset county jail, 50 that their families
caul3 visit them occasionally. Judge But.
inEtou said somebody should be made an
example Of in these cases TO leach the peo-
PIE Of TIA. Wild region that they must re-
speci the law. be was lot sure that this
VAS the czse 70 begin on, but It must be
done. He promised 10 consider tie request
before imposing sentence.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-10-26
. Unsuccessful MOOnshine Raid.

Unsuccessful Moonshine Raid.
A party Of United Stale. Revenue oacsrs
made an unsuccessful raid in the noonshine
resion back Of Trent Friday night. It has
been reported fir some tine past thst the
moon.hinsrs Of HAT section have resumed
operations. George Fisher. spotter" OF
Illicit stills, who figured prominently IN tie
mooas1ine developments az tie time Of the
Hocastsller murder. hss been travelling
Throughout The south western part Of Penn
Eglvania ever since. plying bis trade. Fisher
"a. instrumental N trapping the Cooley
gang Tor the Fzyette county suthoriiie. and
nov thEl they have been removed beyou /
The pl.e OF lie az be has again turned bis
st1e11ion - spOtung m00usLiners. Fisher
learned that 4 still was in operation al 3
point known 70 the residents OF The country
in which i was located a. the fallen stone
bara, in dense ravine. five miles west Of
ScGilt0n. He also learned that "BHT
Pritts, sho is wanted by the authorities Of
this county for the part be to5k in the nlur-
der Of old Sc Yoney" Hochsieiler, got hi.
Ehiskey al thi. still Fisher reported the
matter to the revenue department and lazt
Friday afternoon Collector Mitchell. Special
Agent Culberis0n, Fred Ddpoint, George
Fisher and one OF two other persons met 81
R0ckSOod. Arrangements we're made TO
leave for the mountain at four O'Clock the
following morning. A few minutes sfler
that hour the little party Ezs headed for
sculton- /. was Just breaking day when
they arrived at Meizier's registered distillery.
IN Upper IurksyfO0t township and here
conferences vas held between the c!Ii err
IN fsE minutes thsy again moved forward
aud from the summit or bluff few miles
beyond they sss worm Of blue smoke curl
ing strsiSht into the air out OF the ravine
toward which they were heading. Almost
a. the same instant the smoke was discover
Cd, two sharp, quick reports from rife rang
out upOl the sui air with startling effect.
The shot. seemed to have been fred from q
point midway between tie officers and the
-zEine foT which they were driving. Cul-
berlson and Fisher knew in an instant that
- HA--r Ao4 H-44~-4 tlcF Nelt cunning L14
escaped them and tia; the shots they had
just heard had been fred by /. confederate
Of the mO0nshine-S, who was doing picket
duty. The officers continued on their jour
ney, however and when within a hAifmile
Of the shsn;y in which the sill had been
located b Fisher, dismounted and proceed
ed on foot The officers fully expected that
they would encounter Pnsts at the still and
thai be would fight for his life and they ad-
vanced very cautiously. When the officers
closed in on the little shanty they found
evidence TO show that still had recently
been IN operation there but il had been bur
riedly removed and Pritts lad gone with il.
The revenue officers were very much disap-
pointed al their ii luck and it i. announced
that they viii abandon all Efforts ID capture
tie moozshiners Of the Laurel Hill and will
permit them to engage in the manufacture
Of mountain dew without further iaterrup-
ton fTom the revenue depart ment.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-10-26

Ar. and Ars- Daniel Iishty, who have
been spending some time at the home Of the
formers father, George c. Lchiy, in Soner-
SET township, returned TO Waterloo. Iowa,
last week Their stay in Somsrset county
vas prolonged, owing = the serious sicknes.
Of Mrs Lichtv.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-10-26

Tie many friends and scqu.intanoes Of
Isaac P. Bra5aker, u D, viii be shocked
when they learn thz. hs las " crossed the
divide, having diet one day last Eeek in
hT away NeE Mckee, whittier be hal S5ne
several mOaths ago IN the hOpe that the dry
atmosphere and even temperature Of that
climate would restore his fast f4ililg h-alth.
His death resulted from consumption Or.
Brubake- W. a son Of the late NicEssi
Bru5aker, Of SsoyesioEn. and was .bout
tlirty-=lx years o. s-s. De vas a gentleman
Of liberal eicoaiioa All va 4 very Success
fll practitioner. A number OF yesr- ago be
located At DIS Moin. Iowa His skill and
learning were fully appreciated By the people
Of ihzt city Ssd when be len there ,ix
months sEo, only temporarily =. be hoped,
be was compelled to forssks a lucrative
practice and wide circle OF friends. Dr..
Brgbsker Eas married shortly aflsr be re-
moved 70 Dss Noils, but bis wife died sew
ersl months after their marriage. The in
terment took place 81 StoyesloEn yesterday.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-10-26

Samuel Yodsr, aged about seven " Yeas,
died ct 9 O'Clock Tuesday night a. the home
Of his son, Samuel S. Todsr, in Paint town
ship, aher an illness Of two weeks. His wife
died about eleven months ago. He is sur
viVed By three sous-JosePh, Of Adams
township. and Daniel, Of Rich land tosn-
ship, Cambria county. and samnsl s, Al
whose home he died
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.SDIcorr, ". Va. March .. Isa2

I-NIItuII, " Va, MaTCl =, I-iIL
Wrought Iron Range Co, 81. Louis. No.
Gentlemen We have been using one o:
the Home Comfort Steel Ranges for four
years The back val and CRATE are per-
fecilg sound. think 1t is the most coase-
nient stove I ever saw. I would not par,
with my Range for the price paid for il. Nv
RaBgs does Dot burn one Lalf the coal The
cas- stove did; in fact, ind nv Range wha,
was claiued for Il. l consider The reservoir
great convenience 1 can cheerf1lly re-
commend the Home Comfort Range 10 all
my friends sld neighbors-
Ma AND MRs, KIRKPArRIck.
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80. W. "a. March d -

CLYDE, W. Va, March Is 1892
Wrought Iron Range Co, ST. Louis, No.
Geafiealel We bought one OF your
Home Comfort Range four year, ago which
vas sold from the wagon, and to-day would
lot iake the price for the Range and be CON-
PEELED 70 go back 10 the cart stove again.
Everything Is as good about NY stove today
as when bought, aad does not lake oue-tbird
the fuel that the cast stove did and The
reservoir Is great eonFenience. for il keep.
Us supplied with hot water In fact. The
best recommendation can give is for ali nv
ne'ghbOrs TO buy Oue aud they will never 20
back 70 the cast stove. I can cheerfuliv
recommend the Home Comfort to all.
Ne. AND MKs. ALPaEUs COREY.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-10-26

Tie Baltimore school board recen tIy pre-
sentsd beautiful American daZs TO the
schools, sud then issued circulor to each
principal for guidance IN the care and use Of
the fsEs. The standards viii be placed in
charge Of color guards, composed Of eleven
meritorious pupils, two to be selected from
eaca grsde and one color bearer to be select
ed from the school a. large. The flag, staff
and hsiysrds are % be in charge Of this de-
tAchment, which vii raise and lower Il and
Be responsible for It's good condition. The
flag viii be raised fifteen minutes before the
opening Of the school, and the principal viii
explain Why the dag Is rAised- This IS a
good code ofrules, and puts the pupils on
their good behavior in order 10 secare
place IN the meritorio1s eleven.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-10-26

The electric current was turned on the
street arc lights Saturday afternoon for about
al hour. when il was discovered that some
thing S.s oui Of order with the pCmpinE sp-
pa-alus a. the power house and the current
vas c1t Of. Al ofthe lights, With two eK
ocpii0ns, showed up brilliantly. Il viii re-
uire some tine 70 get everything working
amOothiv.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-10-26

The secret Of the success OF the CindereIla
Stoves and Ranges, IS the superiority Of the
material and wOrkm anship that enters into
their construction: they are clean by habit,
have no dirt pockets. and are sold guSran-
teed to be good bakers and perfect roas.ers.
Sold by james B. Holderbsum. Somerset,
Pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-10-26

Tuesday afternoon izst, Mss Lillian L.
Iaymaa, daughter Of Mr.. aud Mrs.. David
Tsymsn, cf Evansville, was married 70
Andrew 5 Fisher, Esq. a member Of the
Bedford county bar. The ceremony occur
rec At he home OF he brides parents and
was performed By Rev. Hiram King, OF the
Refor med church
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-10-26

Nearly every house in town and many IN
the country surrounding II displayed the
National eolors on Columbia day. This is a
step il The right direction and We hope when
the next National holiday arrives every
house holder vii have Al American lias 10
bang upon the oater val.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-10-26

Ar. and Mrs Geo. F. Bear, Of Reading,
spent Sunday and Monday Al tie nome Of
tie iaiisr's father, John .. Kimmal, Esq,
in this place M and arz. Baer were re-
turning to their home from Chicago. Either
they had gone 70 witness The dedicato7y ser
vices Of The Words Fair Buildings.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-10-26
Iae late Iossph Ho-.A

4 { ''ae ar, TIE se.lthy Pittsburgh
''s'eaaat vho.s de.th occurred
YORK. Ess born January
4 ! Bedford Bedford county. Of ren-
- ''oek, ais zraadfash.r hsv-
ier oiths Revolutionary Wa
.1'o'' Eers Germans. HIS ba.iBe..
"a. Received in sary-sooas stor,
sis ae vas employed as +.
: Il, be vent to Pis,sbarzh. .ld
!, III srHTl be vas emplove,l n
- s'o'e Of r 4. Eaton. tbsa a.
- On Aarks, stsses. A.l.rxars.
4 pai-aer ard finally he cough,
II, and achieved great .acee.s.
borne and rsised a Mefhosi.,
-. 's's thoroughly Meihodis,;c
- 'e.ng licensed exhor,er
z--eA,-d At the Bedford cla..;c.l
4 .'la.ed medicine. but becau.e y
-. -'-oaonea Tie profession aas en-
--a.i.e life lie vas txiee ma
Eiias and foar children 49,. ~
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-10-26

Charles A. Riggs, agent for the Singer
sewing Machine Company, va arrested and
lodged in jail Saturday night, charged With
the emoezziement Of funds Of that compa-
~. Riggs is not nafiye Of Til. county,
but for some time past has resided near
Bills post Office. IN Somerset township
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-10-26

JOhnstoEn is great town for wild msn
Of the woods. There we're more Indians in
the Columbian Day parade at that place
than inhabited the continent Of North Amer
ioa a. the time Of is discovery BY Christie
pher Columbus. The Johnstosn display
Was very ereditabIe one, in fact We doubt
whether any other city IN the country Of its
size made IS good one; bat the spectators
along the line of march were sfraid to show
their appreciation or make the slightest dem
onstration Of approval, least one Of the fro-
eious red men would break from the ranks
and scslP them on the spot. AImos. every
hoat from that Of the marchant prince Of
the town down 10 the lager beer sgent dis
played IN Iadian or two. There we're al
manner ard description OF Iadisas il the
procession, and il : = source Of wonder 10
al who witnessed it that there we're not
more OF them, Just 10 show Columbus that
the JohnsiowE Indians had 6een discovered
even Al this late day
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-10-26
Business Change.

have purchased the large and carefully
selected stock of Boots and Shoes Of Frank
Shivler, and viii continue business in the
same room in Mammoth Block, Somerset,
Pa shall keep in stock fgll line Of Foot
wear Of al grades. 1t IS no trouble to show
goods and give prices.
THnNAs BARNErr
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-10-26
RrIaht Woman

Who are anxious to accomplish the best
results, for the least mouey, should examine
the Cinderella Range before they buy: it Is
a good baker and perfect rOaster, and ey-
cry new feature of practical worth is embOd-
led into its construction. It has pleased
thousands Of housewives, and viii please
you. Sold by James B. VOlderbAum, Som
erset. Pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-10-26

Rev Daniel shank, father Of Herman
aud Charles Shank, Of stoneycreek town
ship, died at his home, Beulsh. Neb., on the
18th inst, aged about s4 years. He was
connected with the Uaited Brethren denom-
ination.
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a-l-4 Cents per Pound.

The JohnstoEn Hood wire is all sold, but
We have received from the factory lot OF
barb wire which viii be sold at two twenty
five Per hundred pounds. Guaranteed 10
stand stretching. This IS a good bargAi 4
Call and see IL
jas B HnrnrRRAr-a
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-10-26

Rev O. H. Phillips. Of fNanziield, o. vii
preach IN the Disciple Church, this place,
nsxt Sunday morning and evening. Rev.
Granger, pastor Of the church, i. making q
visit % relatives in Indiana
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-10-26

The Young Peoples Society OF the Disci
Pies church VIII hold festival during IN
s'ituie week Besides refrs-hnsnts. fancy
articles suitable for Christmas presents vii
Be on sale.
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Absolutely Safe for Capital, and
Certain to Make Money.

Certain to Make Money.
Eight per cent TO start with. Buy f2so
or = 81 600 bond al per cent. with option
to share in great profits. lyon feel inter
ssted send your name 10 +. HEssAsD, Nil
ford Station, Pa, and you vii Be furnished
with circulars. etc. concerning the safest
and grsndes. enterprise Of the age
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NErrLE Hun. Pa. January 1sq7

SETTLE HHL, Pa, January u, 1892.
Wrought Iron Range Co, 81 Louis. No.
Gell2ieai>l We have been using one OF
your Home Comfort Steel Ranges four wears
and are gad % say that We are highly
pleased wiki il. Il does not consume more
than One-third The amount Of fuel the Old
stove did. IN fact. We find The range ali
that Il was represented by the salesman.
and todsy would not take the price We paid
for i If we could not get another.
We can also testify 10 the honorable way
the company DID business when my note
Ess Due, a. they simply presented il AZ NV
residence BY their own agent
We caeerfUliy recommend the Home Com
Tort steei Range 10 anyone desiring TO pure.
hase first class cooking apparatus.
Very respectfully yours.
JACOB WEAFER,
n STRAEES
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l-5loan Rsns ~ h,sue-ss.,a

- ~ y lhIcs
--, @. NsyeTsdale and vicin-
q s--1d ra.iy :, Meyers
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