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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-05
Proposals fnr Convict labor &C Mtchi.
gan state Prison.
tit, T casurer's Ore

a-sied r-ot.,,.ais = 81 ~ received 81 the ofsoe
Of "a. usrslsn ~ ,hs n eh.ssng-e frtson 90.
~ u ocloes uron 80 afsTN ~cWher .. A.
ID tea Zoe che labss 90 - ooHt.sfs fcr tern
not lass than Gss Yssrs mr. longer fhaa fea
yssss frprn and ter he brs' dsS of ID csfaber.
A II UGa
fr.t-s.sis vii - ? q ftea 90 ff.e phcie su,s,.
haF a. cav IS - 49, fnF ans sufrt 2 q
tkFm pot iess than ttif
AL Isl-ts ufsfeF tte pfopssstl q strect ulust
- rasfer-1lsd urhr 80 trtscs gsfd vfthia
t-iif4irs. A hist sfB - fsrrish~d b. ths stafA.
arsi in A. a. su~s eHn ne gfteaa rnlss. rcea.
tsffssss sr4f dee llisnr ~ isf.a - fhs ffrte
h~tns So psii D. ftfr lsissi ssufF - ts.rs 81
Frsssrafis 49, ~ st~sff-t
ff,rsssa's sftl ss.t - 80 - rie4 - - - $40
fs~far.a fhs -. J. ~ So feeu r~s1 .ai SO gftss
~ - fass t,.f da3 49, futss sd e. f.lrs
tats III "a ~ - 49, u.st sre rfelt.eft
a. safrsfss srs-n -. hf.ss s-ssetr-4 - te So
~ sssrffass . - - rnfete-i 49,
49, sfsefssal 1899 ~ sr-ssr,sfss aief -
tssu4 ~ sBs =. - rns eesssA - - site
81 r~ff a.fisfs<srFY - thf i-s@fd - lrsr4stsss
= tttf lsssaa sfaf FL ths - - ss-sfsf = -
80 ~ssvi~s -. 80 - stit. afs'e satsfias $50
- sssrssefs - fafssz arF = tiis - ess-r -
: 1851 - 49, - tnstfe fei - rtss szfs
Fsfsssst - 49, sssspr q - -s..fif .-s.~A ~ tss
f.lshf-i s..fef~sres = 49, s~sssst - -
. rto-.s us.s ,. s-si~s .sslts.-s - ~
-ss.iro vsrfiser Sc iea tsfks = Nirtt
s.e. sr-s -ssk-a BYktes@i. ~ ss.ss
LIB D.. ree' - tf-s - ffarf 49,
&c., ; z A.s.s ss.zs f,..-~. os4 d 90
s@fsa ~~rs Ne tae~ss 49, Wssts-.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-05

gentleman remarked "a the food was
brought that ne thought that was rum
cheese. so they bad beer. ginger beer.
Scotch whisky and rum cheese.
Di@ronrxing on the cheese 20 his son
aud unaware that was an American.
for I wore a Piccadilly suit ~ dark frock
coat aud high bat. which viii give 20
my coachmaa when | get home again.
BE- sud. with a sigh
That IL American cheese. II IL very
bah very bah There Is no good cheese
made IN England any more now. II il
- with ev..ryihinz. Cheap things are
the or,i~r ~ ths day. We can't compete
with them See tbs cloth on that cheese'
It - American. Too bad. too bad with
a dFh that vas ike q breers across a
asefiliervl "A don't know what We are
coming - Ivsrythinx has went 70 b
cheap now.
In crowded bus On Piccadiliy some
fays ago there sat very solemn mar
frhrn Vermont Hs had one II tho.~
Low Derby hats worn q years ago. with
capacity n two tsbls-pooufni.. AMI be
was thin. drfei herring 'ort ~ man
tryinx - fni sosne American pevs In
Lous,on PAPER.
Al that tima there entered . very fss
Frgish woman. she found no seat AMI
h'vi - stand Tho yermcnfsr got CID.
sfy ever his paper. ard finally rspp4ns
en- th- soor = TIA tris with bis urnbre.ls.
b. cailssl ~ meeting - crsier
"tieniieuen.' bs drswied. I'D hire
- sens. q this messing. This LAZY
eueh' NJ - sfaal ~. think. Ea~
A -. -. spsrlt ~ ne meeting. srn
~-4y - - en@ Of tbr-~ b. give ths lsiY
. seat
&u lM
-
to-~~s. sst-@sf--8.sts-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-05

North Iona street. Hesays: II feel CRATE
ful 70 Dr. Rankin. as he has done me a world
Of good. had been feeling quite badly for
some time. I felt % thou gh had cold in
my head ali the time. My nose was stopped
az. my heal felt heavy and stupid. my brain
didn't work well. Ms l couldn't think quick.
was tired and weak. and my sleep didn't
rest me any. ] had also a good deal Of
pain over my eyez / was adviced To- consult
DIR. Rankin. and "a | knew Of cures h had
made in old and obstinate cases l concluded
30 put my casein his care. | took treatment
fort months and he has cured me. fee
veil in even rsreet- Nus clear. no head
ache. htaln clear. AID get up In the morning
feeling "a well a ever I'D. i am glad ~
this opportunity 10 publicly recommend
him."
References 70 Eve hundred cured Patient.
N this city sioaa-
DR. Rankin 10 R-aAcste Of Ann Arbor aud
has bad Scss % sxpsrisnee IN his 80 cialtiss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-05

Ernsd Esptes NHh.. Co. al in
Ncffr~ b hsrssg Efs~s, foxt - sr~~wn~xs
- - sc rDns Hrn - . f<w1F =
kl.rsk ksfauiest sHsrt tfslH fnIiea etra~s y
Hoiee srfras = 800 d ~ Hats Ee4 t1<t L
Ell receive feruu<H1 nHefsu4 - ts< T<~i<4 -
fe.nsY 2sfa froff 49, ts1a e aks SIS ~ -
81 N S5ssIcg o,s rs.-~sr~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-05

Nr<s-< > h>r~hr Flsen shsf ths sss.~smsss
49, - 80 e<<stFoFtten - q ss~sf n trsf-
ftsa e1re<t Hss1 sfatesa st@sus tfA
- g sressrT. 49, H. ~ ksnts
go thst ] 80 r-r-f~s r.syr~~s tts-~ss -
ske p~rtna e tvrnr dafe trrsn So ass< -
~ ettes 81 ~ tstF o~assr~x ettf hsA
49, ~ a. Stskllk Gu fr~ssatst
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-05

Grand Rapids. Mich Nov. 1. isaa
Notice n hereby gives that The ssseesnses,
roll for TIE isnI,rot enent 81 I'm etiila -
from Asdiscn svcuue - south Iutcn stfeet
i NV In rny hxnds. and thst ] vii receire
payment theresa for the period q twenty dsvs
iroEi this date a. TIE of5cs q The eats uuas.
Sorn Il. r. soRRIcK. CITY Tr~.mr-.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-05

erspd Rspsds. hhsh-. Ne.v !. ism
Notice h hereby ffven thLt NE ss.essmeas
roll fsa cotzstruc ms . sever IN = a.
street. iron cft strs~' 20 80 NJ rr@et
a noe IN ny ksnds. and that vi rac~ivs PEI
meat thsrson for he psrios 81 tv-nsy day. frpsn
TINS dats ~ tie ofi.cs Of me citE tressufst.
sosa EH soRRIcg. csty rroasars
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-05

sr-rs espsss sisl o. ~ imf
$685. q h<ret7 Fffen rtsi ths ser-<<r<r<
80 - SO rueetraxs1a - Hrw@ ~ tElF9
sfrset frrsrt feeft rnaf - - 49, ~ frnaa
re-sfvs 80 rsezt tnesrl - - rsfir1 ~ fesstf
asgsffea AS o.ts e. iils otss - Ne ritS ts><z
az = sokKscE ca rsssss-..
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-05
BILL NYE IN LONDON
Settles for Awhile in Fsfamed
P'ceadiIIy.
Ne LIKES THE CHANGE MUCH


tcspFriEht - ~ k'EEF ". Nal
LONDON. Oct 81.
Yesterday changed my lodgings and
cane into town a littis more. Now 1 am
only few dOors from Piccadllly. which
- oas Il the streets here that have The
most passing On thetn-
T0.iay shs town = full Of strangers.
Farmers sro IN from soma distances. and
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-05

n..an.Urs , ~ 10 -. - ! =.

W. ITfsfur~Tf V-fce
nrano Reries Nich.. Nos 4 iT1
Nosscs y herehT given that ths ssssexussas
roll fss the renst urston of eewrf ~ f~tfs-
b - .tr~-s fr~,ns 1ftrxi stf~~r - chr 49,
y po~ N ms basdS. end tbst ] yal Feceive
psyu~ufs o. r.rss frF -. pertsa - twrafv
osys iron tbis ante 81 The oihes ~ ne eit
sesa I'd soRRICK cisr Tr..-sr.a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-05

Trrss.rsw's Noft-s.
go Tr~ssur~fs Co...
Grsrd Esrids - srh. Oct a. leHn (
Nrstrs 10 h~rrirs eisr1 ftsi ne s-~-~surs1
scli = ~ eanetrnrtir.n - = eseef n nrer<
sx~nus frou teutrnt srEus - fafrr<ss
eeftr ffyresf tberser o. 80 Feri<6 - f~rr.fr
tsss 6ou tkis ast- e 10 s1irs - fls go
a. II soEkIok. CO. r----r-s
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-05
LEGAL.


Trcasur-r's Notice.
City Trpssur.r's Ofce
Grand Rapids. Mica. Get -. isaa
Notice Is hereby given that TIE sssessmens
roll fof the constraction of sswsr ~ n adj
90 avenue. boEa ma street % A.. l. ~ X
X. 10 row In my banda. and that ell ~
ceive payruent tbereon Cor TIE period e
twenty days IRON this date at the Office 81 the
city treasurer, city bali
nov u n n sORRIcK. Cits Tr-sssr-z
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-05

tr~~~s st-@efr-f.sfs-s
~T'si s.h.shl y csnt bssiieef p~vfaras
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-05

ID ESTAU RANT and lunch counter for sale OF
IL exchange. Leading place In city. estab-
lished twelve ytars last Years receipts run
cess will bear a IN rough inyes, n alton; gen.
uine bargain trade for good rroperty d. ID.
Slater a Co. No. 30 Mo1roe street, 'phore 3D
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-05

w. IfeEEufpFs QHt<a
ersnt nsrsds kfcb-. CT - fs1n
N~ftrs y k<rebg Ffeea tbst ne sss~ssrneaf
ruii fof tkrs irsrFu<ens~nf "a siic3 sit sts IL
s-sr a tie keuf sUnff g. fruss olssss
sfr>~s ~ krns si~~t b 49, n ~ ksnds, sDd
rrrta1 - f~eBff asFs ffeEn AS dkzs - ths
ofscs II - eltt treNsrret. UltF hall
nss1s \. a. sokhttk. tssr fr.<sar-r.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-05

WANTEp-AH mrn e. stcp IN and get our
w price on fall or winter suit 81 clothes ar
pair of pants made 10 order. can save yoa
money. Weight. Herpolsheimer A Co
tNANTED-Ese yhods 90 smoke en-. Nickel
w Outcigar. A hand made Havana Toe cigar
for cents. Ast Tor IL ksnufacsory and sales
RON % Waterloo street 1his u union made
cigar
IMPERIAL LODGE No ia-Rexuisr eon.
Imperial tasfis tall, 9O2 " eslthy svenne ".
h Perkins. 4. G.: "a l. Nesbr. 4 IT X. and 4
s.NAP for travelling men who visit many towns
- no sales o. make. no samples a. carry
eogk done 10 q feU uiinotes while waiting for
'rsia-. Write foe rsftscalarz ~kowlns. lock
toH -is thisseo ASu
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-05

GOOD HOTEL Eoo 2;
BUSINESS cHANcEs.

4 Man who understsnis taking measures
n and Knows - rethiny shout the tailoring
business C m an position " mere By bustliag
bs can make living by addressing. sosici or,
cara Herald %
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-05

DEUFHOT .STERi -Raaclif A Holt 81 IN
IL soufa Dsvistoa str.et srs showing con
luterrstiar q brice IN upholstery eoods Tele
IN NJ fD8 Tor eettna ates
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-05

4 RARE business chance for sale or ex-
n change tor unencumberod city property
or small fruit farm a eeneral stock OF goods In
voices Mt SAVo Address A.. Box HERALD
Office. n
sDs) Platter and plating .ewelrT. watcher
tableware. etc. Platcs the finest Of jewelry
rood a. new on eli kinds Of metal with eold
silver OF nickel. No experisncs No capital
livery house has goods needing plating ID. n
Iclno. Columbus. o.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-05

FACTORY FOR RENT--After July ne viii
IL rent three story aud pavement briok
building Nos. { and Erie street; central To-
eaton sas and electric light. power. elevator.
tfenm heat. low rata insurance Apply TO
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-05

Or Rsnkin 10 s-aaesss Of Ana Arbor, aud
has bad Srsu % sxpsrisnee IN his 80 cisltiss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-05

ORDER your wrod snd cosi a. {. Y. psssr-
" soti q Nest ktsd . street lilac
S-oFT vood nao per eerd G. r. wesks.
- cerpsf tta Nd utxistap street Plea iisA
lime
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-07-19
Manied women.s Rlahts-

Among the good laws made By the las:
legislature, and approved by Governor Pat
tison, was one enlarging the rights of mar
ried women in the acquiring and disposing
Of property, 10 sue aud be sued. and to dis
pose Of her possessions by viii. II repeals
entirely the act Of 1857, which it was expect
cd would fill the bill. The supreme court
thought differently. however. and ruled that
under il married women could only make a
contract, or confess Judgment in three cases !;
First, upon any contract relating to any
trade Or business fticL she icas elgaged sec
ond, for the use, enjoyment and improve
mentof her separate estate, and third, for
neceSsaries furnished for herself and family.
Bot it is hard 10 see how the supreme
court can interfere with the act approved
June s, 1873. Il provides that a married
woman shall have the same property rights
as her unmarried sister, except that she may
not mortgage or convey her real property
unless her husband joins in such mortgage
or conveyance. The new law declares that
a married woman may make any contract
in the exercise Of her property rights as well
as an unmarried woman. except that she
may not become accommodation indorser,
maker. gnarantor, or surety for another,
and she may not make or acknowledge
deed or other instrument mortgaging or con
veying away her property without her hus-
bands consent. Il is provided, too, that a
married woman may sue and be sued, but
she may not sue her husband except for a
divorce, or for support, or to protect her
separate property. Husband and wife may
testify in such suits against each other, ex-
cept as 70 confidential communications.
The law further guarantees the right to dis
pose Of her property by will. bat Il does not
take away the husbands rights to contest as
provided by existing law.
The new law, if permitted to stand as il is,
viii greatly benefit merC hants and business
men generally, as well as the married wom-
an herself, who it seems bus fair should
have the same rights as others who hold
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-07-19
a TheolosIan's Theory of Woman.

A TheoIosian's Theory of Woman.
Prom the Pittsburg Times.
The Rev. c. 5. Lucas, pastor Of the First
Christian Church, Allegheny, preached a
sermonette last evening on Woman" he
supplemented his remarks by saying lie
would cballengs the world to disproye any
statement be made, end fany Of his hearers
were in doubt as 10 any point made he would
gladly devote four hours Of bis time in his
study TO proving all he said. He said God
created animals % pairs, bat Adam indiyidu-
ally and alone. Eve wasin Adam originally,
and woman came from man entirely. Man
was not created for woman but woman for
man. Adam lost by the operation what God
took to put in Eve. He wss created male
and a female. Ii is not believed that Moses
meant rio was taken from Adam Dust
was used 10 make man, but woman was made
from the flesh. God never breathed into
Ewes nostrils. She got breath from Adam.
The Bible shows two principals, a male and
a female. The male principal is the spirit
and the female principal the soul. 4 woman s
heart IS her home. She walks the ear.h by
divine night as the queen Of hearts and the
queen Of man Eve was given body finer
organization than man. II Is not a wOman's
business 70 reason, as she gets Information
by tuition. II once a woman becomes a
thinker sheis mannish woman. What the
serpent tempted Eve with was to abdicate
her soul and love aud usurp Adams power
as a thinker" The speaker concluded by
saying It was as much persons duty TO get
married as it was TO be baptized.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-07-19
MId-summer at Atlantic cIty.

TIE Mid Summer Excursion Of the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad to Atlantic City
from Piiisburg, Wheeling, Parkersburg and
all intermediate stations to Washington
Junction, Nd , will be run on THURSDAY,
July 2oth. This will be the second Of the
series Of the Baltimore and Ohio Seashore
Excursions, and will con a par with its
predecessor in the convenience Of train ar
Fangements, excellence Of accommodations
and superiority ofthe service. Those avail
ing themselves Of the Low rates offered for
this excursion will lind Atlantic City at the
height Of It's mid summer gaieties and glo-
ries, while the bathing viii be the best and
the boating superb.
Tickets viii be valid for return Journey
for Twelve days from day Of sale, and viii
be good on all regular trains. On return
journey they will be good to stop OF at
Washington, tnus afEordins an opportunity
TO visit the numerous public baildings,
which are open to visitors free Of charge,
and TO take a iup down the Potomac 10 Mt
Vernon, the tomb Of Washington, as well as
to visit other places OF interest in and near
Washington,
For rates and time Of trains, consult ap-
pended table.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-07-19
Beautiful stoyestown.

Stoyestown is proud Of It's beautiful loca-
ton and well il may be. 1t would be an
ideal place for a summer resort, its advanta-
ges in this respect being recognized already
by many people who 90 thither during the
heated term TO while away a brief resting
spell among the quiet hills and peaceful val
leys
Stoyestown is not lively place, but it is q
good trading town and lis people and those
who live near are substantial. They know
that their town is charmingly situated and
it is one Of their proud boasts that there is
no better place for health. Certainly their
air is clear enough to please anybody and il
would be a very unimpressionable soul
which would MT expand a liitle at the wide
prospect which greets the eye from the TOP
Of The main street looking or across the
creek and over the railroad.
The people OF the village dream Of the
day when some one with capital and enter
prise viii build a big hotel there and invite
the world TO repair thither for health and
sylvan recreation. and their dream may Yet
be realized. The opportunity is there and it
is not likely to go begging always for the
man Of pluck 10 embrace it.-Jyhas.5,al
Dea0erat.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-07-19
A Hard Question Solved

How could two persons be born Al the
same time and die ct the same time, at the
end Of fifty years. and YET one Of them live
hundred days more than the other is a
query propouuded 10 the writer tie other
day. Can you tell? Perhaps not Well,
the anss er turns upon The familiar fact that
s person who goes around the world toward
the west loses a day, whilst the person who
travels in the opposite direction gains day.
We will suppose then. that the two men in
question were born in New York, from
Whence 3 trip around the world may easily
be made once a year. One Of them goes
always towards the vest the other towards
the east. One loses day every year, the
other gains day every year When the
men die, after ffty years Of age one has
seen one hundred days more than the ether.
--EzehGage.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-07-19

Pf0mpi and effective work on the part o.
a number Of gentlemen at the Somerset
{ House, sunday morning saved that well
knoEn hosteiry from destruction by lre
! Located in the wash room on the ground
/ f30F Of The building 5 gasoline stove and
/ hot air engine, utilized for hoisting water 10
The upper floors Of the building The pump
was in operation at ten O'Clock Sunday
morning and after il had been sci running
10 further attention was paid to it. Several
children, sons and daughters Of gacsts Of
the hoIei. were playing on the back porch
and When they saw a great tongue Of fame
lean out Of the wash room door and across
the porch they SCI up a cry of''ii7e," People
living in the neighborhood heard the alarm
and a. once began 70 shriek the Somerset
House IS on fire. Pro5sbly dozen lady
summer boarders were sitting on ;be no el
porch ana they began 10 scream as they ran
IL their rooms to pack up their effects and
remove them from the bnrning building
Two or three Of the ladies tainted on the
stairs. Meanwhile. Landlord Kyle and sew
eral men rushed to the Eash-r0om. The
room was completely eaveioped in fame
and smoke and they we're unable 10 enter il
flr few minutes, when the DANES suddenly
diminished. Then they say what had
caused TIE Gre and bringing section Of car
pet into play they soon smothered the flames
70 death. The gasoline tank had sprung
leak and the liqtid trikling down the pipe
bad reached the FIRE in the stove several
feet below. Instantly the fame leapei 10
the tank and ignited the half gallon Of com
basdble inid therein The loss Suffered
was tEiAing.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-07-19
ED. H. \. srAu1.
A Correction That Fans to Correct.

A Correction That Fails to Correct.
In It's last issue, under the caption The
HERALD corrected, the editor of the Dsa,0-
craf undertakes 10 correct" the HERALD,
and in his attempt discloses a wofnl amount
Of ignorance or wilfully misEspresents The
facts. Says the DeligaGt:
In The last HERALD We are assured that,
% Had the warning factions o: the DsmOcraJ-
ic party in this county been able 70 cOmpro-
mise their difference they might have con
troiled' the appointment for Deputy Collect
or. What prophet the HEEALD Is. Up 10
this time no Deputy Collector for this c0un-
" mas been appointed. l. N. HerringtJn
has been appointed for the district cOmpos-
81 of Fayeite and Greene counties Oar
district is composed OF Somerset, Cambria
and Clearli-ld counties. As Somerset coun-
ty gets the General 6uager. a better Office
tlan the Deputy Collector. in ali probability
the Deputy Collector viii go 10 Clear field
county, the home Of ex Collector Bigier.
Mr.. Herrington was appointed Deputy
Collector for the district composed OF SOM
erset and the eastern part OF Fayetie coun-
" 10 succeed Mr.. ?. A. Johns. Mr. Her
ringion has been actively engaged in the dis
charge Of his duties and has already visited
the various distilleries and tobacco manu-
factories ia this county. While change in
the division Of the district sunh as the Dan
oeraf speaks of may be contemplated, none
such has yet been made.
The statement that the position OF
q" General Guager is better paying Office
than that Of Deputy Collector is absurd.
The former pays $3 90 per day while actual
ly employed and the appoinlee must have
hs headquarters in Pittsburgh The latter
pays SlIoo per year, with an allowance Of
$500 for travelling expenses, and the person
holding the appointment may live anywhere
lie pleAzes, just so that il be in the district
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-07-19

STATE Superintendent OF Public ins;ruc-
,ion, y C. schseifar, in an interview al HaT-
risburg Saturday. said that the new Free
Text book law goes into elect AZ once. He
has rendered a decision tia: it Is the daty OF
the directors 10 make provision for furnish
ing and eq1iPpiug the schools with the tex;-
books and supplies generally needed by pu-
pi.s for daily use in the schools, such as
slate pencils, paper. pens, irk, tablets, etc.
that Ehiie il Is no doubt wise 10 urge pupils
touse the books II their possession for the
purpose Of lesssning the immediate outlay
Of money, they cannot be compelled to use
their own books, and that in all the requir-
ea branches Of study, books are 10 be provii-
ei by the directors and for ali grades Of the
public schools, including tEe high school
The Superintendent scored Judge Ewing.
Of Pittsburgh, for bis decision on Friday to
the etIec. that school boards can only pur-
chase one series at tine.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-07-19

The large plate glass windows in kneppei
* Fsrners store. in the odd Fellows build
ing, were mutlated in such a way as TO en-
tiFely ruin their beauty last Tuesday night,
by some scoundrel who deserves the severes'
punishment; the law provides for suca cases
: sharp piece Of fint orsieel was evidently
used 10 score the glass. We understand that
the o5uers Of the building have conclusive
evidence as TO who the guilty party is and
that they viii enter q prosecution at once.
There should be no compromise in a case OF
this kind. : man contemplate enough to
commit such a crime IS not deserving Of
sympathy. No motive his been assigned
thar would impel a man 20 seek revenge OF
So base a nature. although it is iutimated
that the glass were Scared by a candidate
fer admission TO tie Old Fellows Lodge
who was blsck-balled.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-07-19
Association of Physicians and sur
Geons.

Under the auspices Of the Bedford County
Medical Society, a meeting was held at Bed
ford Springs on Tuesday, at which time a
Tr-State Association Of Physicians and Sur
geons, was organized, representatives, being
present from West Virginia Maryland and
Pennsylvania.
The following officers were elected Presi-
dent, DR.. George II. Carpenter of West Viz
ginia; vice presidents, DR.. &c. Sieyer OF
Huntington county, DR.. Il. 5. Wishart of
Fulton county, DR.. W. S Mountain Of SOM
erset county, DR.. Z. Duke Of Cumberland.
and DR.. N. h. Detwiler Of Bedford county
treasurer, DR.. S. H. Gamp Of Bedford secre-
tary, DR.. A Enfield Of Bedford.