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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-29

There Z supposed 10 be railroad ny-
stery sbo1t the s1i3en boom II the pEice
q sonersst county cozl lands. The ny
s.e-y zn5 the boon have b9th been IL
erezssd By The purchases Of oozl lands
bv Robert Il. ssyrs, EbO vas connected
Eifh the south Penn Railroad. Within
The year the price has advanced from S
TO so per acre. Tao corps Of railroad
Surveyors are AZ soEk in the county and
over SEQ -011 has already been distributed
among the 1zrnsrs n the pgrchzse q
cozi lands Al attorney Of the Wander
bits hGs sppezred upon the scene % the
increment Of public interest Il would
bs Z c1rioas o1icome If the Tzst stores Of
coal n Pennsylvania. which PeansylTa-
mans have developed 70 their oEn loss,
slong with the anthracite reads, should
nOE pass into the eo-troI Of the Van
derbilts- In spite of the fortunes that
have been made II the cal lands they
have indirectly been the ezuss Of great
iosses 70 the people oftLs STATE. largely
ewing 70 . combination OF weakness AID
rspacity n railroa5 msnag=meat- Tfthe
YzndeFbilts noF sep II and rrost by
tie b-undeEz grozing out Of l0eal quar-
res and jsal0lsies It EiIl only be what
usually happens in such Situations
Fhlqf5lpEa Eclrsf.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-29

I xI de rather fhs1 % 10 jail, Tss
the declzzatioz aade Saturday b Bsat0u
Bresenzsn. Of Lancaster. Pa He called 81
= GAS q beer. took = val of lsa5zrum
fron his pockst, snPlie3 the coute1rs in-o
the besr and. befors he eoasd b sfo4red
drsnk the potio1- Me1iczl aid Vas sans
nonei, bzi bsfore the ARRIVAL ga Phys;eza
L .as unoonscio.s froE the et5scis q the
drze. and dssd sooa zsisrvzrd Breazn4n
uzs aadsr indiamsn; for seIlink liquor =; =
picnic-
According 70 the report Of the eOunis-
ssoner Of internal revenue the quality Of
sasax emitted % claim bozniy 81 TIE begin
nizg Of JAY lzsi ~zs - faii0Es Ioaisia0s
ezos, 2sIs.c9s. Texas. c-ne, I55Us Flor
ID. czns, Il. 50, Kaasss. sorEhun. lotco /;
CsEf3rriA. bsss. 5.Sss so Sebr.ska, beei.
i.5Ss 81 The G1oan; Of maple s1EAr that
Is LIABLE 70 bs tAPped can scarcely De made
the s1biert Of e=Eimate OFs- 50 % vas
paid OH IN bounty for r1spse sng.r IN 1892
TIE number Of licensed nzp.e sugar pro-
iaozz N thzE yesr Eas s22e- he 110he-
Of Hos.s= increased this year 10 sos5
which of coz-s. means Al increased pro-
d1ction-
Coogrss1zn C3sris O'SeiL- the F4fheT
Of the H0ase, Who inherited the mantle Of
those distinguished feIIoz PeznsFiyani.ns.
william D. Kelley and Samuel J. RsodAii
died q poezmouiz 81 his home, n Philsdsl-
phia, 81 5 o'clOck SATURDAY afternoon He
had attained The thrsssoo-z yesrs ard ter a.
losted by The Psain5st. and had osle5.zsei
lsss March he I'D birthday For > years
be had served his oOont-y in rs iegisiztiFe
hzllz- having missed but 3 single session
since Iss2 he Ess present A. the opening
Of the rscsrt sxr-z session. and the lzst in
portzuf Lttsrzncs Of his life Ezs his express
cd discrimination 70 Be azsin a. his posi- Of
duty IN Washington az The opeaing Of Coz
z@z nsxr month 4 singular fzct i that
this Erss shsenoe Of his fron = session Of
Congress was czased BY ais first sttzek Of
illness IN the memory OF the relatives who
survive him.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-29

Kso that is cd so01Eh o remember
9ur fin@v czn have forgotten the
sorn Of prOtest sent 1P b Ds0oIatle
ustriots against the prying. inquizitoriAl
isoone tax and the c1npOlsoEy oisclos
NE q the Eays sni usAEs q every
-ealth projecting industry in tie e0an-
trv- o. Who does not remember the
eonniusion fts- into which or Demo
cEzfic trends Eers throE1. sszros more
than rear sinoe, over the provisions q
the censzs IsE, which required each
boussbol5er 70 disclose whether be oEn-
ss OF rented his hone, and whether L
vas nortzzzs5 O. not, and noT these
sane indignant indiTidosls propose b
the rerezzl Of the tax on incomes. 70
u-t ezsrr bozssholder AL the tine u
der thes1rveills1oe Of 3 horde q goF-
ernnent tax collectors; and Ehy : &c,
beczase he ueossties q the govsrr nent
require l. s. IN Ear tines. bat simply D.
czuse / : necezary 70 make up f1r the
revenue hat Eiu Be iost By rs5cetion
of The tzrif. and perhaps, also, 70 make
PLACES for 4 sEzrm Of hungry heelers
Who csn thus Be provided for az he eI-
pe1ss Of the people.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-29
ST. JACOBS OIL
f5E5srburir fgsss Rheumatism.
1ortured for sc Money.


coLrnsrz. o. Nov 5-Three men a.
sasIted Daniel Thomas. farmer and esPt-
ssIist. ~hsa be ssaf 70 his barn early this
morning and. bIadiag him securely, ez-risa
him 70 the bo.se, where Mrs. Thomas. the
only ciber pe-soa % ths farm. sss also
seizsd and bS1nd
Sss-ching the hoose. The r0oo=rs found 10
ns5ney srd then demanded 20 know where
sssesl, which they claimed Ezs n The
base. Vas ksp<. Tho1szs tod them that
the 0uly money he hzd cot II the hsok sz-
IS n his poekes-book They insisted that
there vas money IN the ho1ses and, reau0T
ing his SOCKS. spPliea lighted matches 70 TIE
so1ss OF bis se=1
They tortured him this Esy for a hour
thsn lsfs. securing only tire - and sold
zzteh. and leaving Tbo1zs and rs wife
bozod and xith tossss tied sSozs thsIr
ucoths. - they o0ald not give TIE slArn-
II Ezs ate IN the dzy when Ars- Thomas
managed 10 srss hsrSsif and arouse the
nsizhbors- They are both elderly peoP-s
and nay not sarEigs the r01gh trs-insnf-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-29
Worlds Fair Figures

CHlcaso. IL, Nov. 25.--Tbe report q
William z. AcksrmsD, s1disor Of the
World Columbian Exposition, vas olioial-
u sent 70 the Board OF Directors to dsy.
Ths; the exposition was financial sueosss
Is proven by the fgurz OF the report /;
shows, by making an sPPsozinzie estimate
OF the liabilities and EecsiPts up 70 S0Fsn-
bss Il, that the ue; assets OTe- and above al
HsbIitis amount to s.. s52.4ss. The average
daily receipts rsre SO 5JI. while the daily
expenses were So 495.
The total expenditures we're 50 5fo.557
The gate receipts we're sl6s35 $50 ard s.
6se. .5sI Eas received from CONCESSIONS.
Adding to this the capital stock o. S5694l7I
and the City Of Chiesg0's $4,000 in bonds
the toSzl receipts are given as 81, Isl l.55.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-29

GoBs back 70 iron ore, re ind that
under protection this industry has been
developed until the United S.ats ranks
z; the Te-y head O. the list. The latest
stEtistics give this country credit for pro
dncing 3I.4 per cent Of all the iron ore Of
TIE world. S4I Of al the pig iron, and
8 ? Of al the steel. Crsz; Britain pro
dues les than fourteen million tons of
iron ore and the United States eighteen
million tonz- This Is about the ratio al
through
Saould the fnesIist policy b adopted
one q tTo things wiz be neoesszry-orr
iron miners Eiu have 70 secsPt Old
World wages CT orr iron workers VIII
have 70 get their rzE material abroad
s1eh J. one of the chapters II the histo-
y the Democratic party Is nov making.
-T1-rr Css1r-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-29
Mule statistice.

WssHIseT0x, Nov. 2a--If nobility nay be
estimste5 IN dollars, the mule Is : nobler
animal than the horse Ye. there are DO
sutsnuzl mule shows, and, even II there
were, Il IS hardly probably tia. flower
sio-ne1 vounv women would make prsc-
tioe Of pstting the Prize animal The only
Eay 70 pa 8 mule, according 70 the Te1zz
code, Is Eith fence rail or board.
The man Who collected horse and mule
statistics. for the census reports shows that
the average Priee Of mule il 8 more than
the average pTice Of hOrss The ordinary
mule IN South Carolina, which owns sbout
$ ooo Of the long cared beasts, Is worth
about 50 the average PIKE Of q horse in
the same state il sboai SO Texas p-obsb-
ly has more mules about 10000 than any
othsr state The average price is about 81,
OF nearly twice the y2las ofa Texas horse.
In HissoUTi mlles are worth about s. more
and N Esntucky about s. more than horsss.
oaly 3 few s:ates have no mules, or 20 ss
that the sis,istician didn't make 8 note Of
then. 0ne Of these sfsies Is Rhode Island.
which the mule driver Of Texas doubtless
would think is not any TOO large for q past
ursgs and playground for festive mule Of
southern birth
OHsg0ais i The only state where borses bring
higher prioes than mules. The ordinary
male 0ut there Is worth SO and the houss
81 The figures FOR California sre NuIes,
81 horsa, sc In Penusylvanis, where
mules, famous for longevity, are much used
II the mines, they bring about sS5; horse<.
- In this state there are 20 times as many
horsss zs there are mules, which number
l4o09. 4 New YORK male = worth ssI and
\ horse s75 Mules are prizsd more in New
jersey than IN any other stsfs. The average
price being sboat slGG or $50 more than
hones. Illinois has about 1000 mules, CT
more fhsa any ether state.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-29
Tne Forums ReductIon Of Price.


TEs Fa~us- Ehizh its rssdsrs rez.rd Es
he foremost Of o1r periodicals. rs3aoes rs
trios. beginning Eizb TIE Dsz0hs- number,
frou $. 70 s. aFszr. froG 50 Ga 70 3 ets-
; CRY his i tbs nos, noteworthy rst1c-
sior II perio5iasl litezz1urs fhzt has taken
rlsee-ps-hzps tbss can take plses- Aagz-
riuss of sc-ion ard slFenfz-e. tie illustrated
noutaEes. zs-s within eVsTbody's reach
even besore the recent reduction IN the proc
oTsons Cf them- Bat 10 periodical Of the
cas- Of II Fg-si has ever been s0id for
= as L becomes the ebezpz1 5y half Oi
al great Rsziszs II The word. and il r.
rains lie lz-zsss q al O1r periodicals Of
- kfnd. and ifs cnzzSer is n 10 szE
changed
.his -sdacti0a Of p-ics pz.s Z1e F0zzz
easily xithin the reach Of eEsEy reader who
cz-ss f0- i.-ofeFery nan and woman who
5esires 10 keep abreast Of the inss- The
extent % which This redocti0n VII add 70
populz- ed1cztioa OF grsst subiecz Is in
czleulsb.s- The 2ble=i articles By the fors-
u,os- Erite-s are noE offered - les than
tzo oszrs szch- The December number,
f1r example, contains the foIIoEing sixteen
s-ticles Are Presidential Appointments
So- saleg7 William D. FoaIks Necessity
for Inna5iate Tariff Rsd1ctiOa,7 A Ag1=
tus Heziy "A Plan foE Al Automatic, nOa-
Political TsaE,7 Hoo- W J. COMBS
-Fzness Psrkna1 and Is Work" JnlI1s
T. Ward Child study; the Basis OF Ersa
ES-cztiou, President g. stzaIsy Hal /:
-Izral Among the Nations, We H. Lseky /;
TIE Beginning OF Nan zad The Age Of the
Rscs. Dr. D 9 Bsinton Ned not Of
Noe Mo-ey. ont Besisr Exchange" T. 6.
Sh=armzn; "H0z 10 Deal with Filibusisr-
iaE Minority. John B McNzz.sr; Use 0.
Rich Nsn II Repa5lie,7 Frederic Harrison
--Kr Gol3Ein Smiths Views on our
History. Woodrow Wilson; a Plan to
Free or Schools from Politics. D.. J. n
Rioe. The Most Popular Novels in
Ane-icz, Hamilton w. Msbie; Lasting
Resalis G. the Worlds Fair" Alioe Free
uau Palmer- Tie Fairs RsszIfs to the City
d Cziozzo, Franklin h Hsad-[ The
T15-sl-s P..5llisisg c.. Ear TsrE
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-29
An Importsnt Decision.

The Supreme Court has recently handed
dom : decision Of interest 70 Eit1ssses q
criminal czsss. The case vas from Arm
strong county, and the suprsue Court r.
Tsrsed the decision or the Armstrong comfy
ooart, snS EEzr3eda verdiot OF sso2o with
interest and oos.s 10 the plaintiff. The case
arose oct Of the criminal Csc OfCo-n- IS
Peer Bake-. Baker vas convicted Of assa1lt
znd battery, and the Court refused 70 sen-
tsncs hin jos. N Wright vas 8 Eiiosss
and demanded his eosls from the county,
which the Commissioners refused 10 pay,
taking ground that the county was not liable
until the defendant was sentenced This 6e
cision the Court be,oE sustained. Int the Su-
Preue Court bed the oountrzry, and oder
ed the county to pay the costs
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-29
Bracelets Of Molten class.

GLAssBoEo. \. J. Nov 23.-2 glazsbloEe-
named Jones. working il one ofthe ifacto-
~ al tbs place. was arrested to-day ard
pleosf gnder bail b. MSgizirats Pierce. for
terrible cruelty 70 his tending boy.
JONES for some reason became angry q.
TIE lad and. taking his hloEPipe fall Of mol
ten gas. be wound braeeiets Of LIQUID nse
around the wrists Of the yoaLh. The molten
gisas rzPidiy burned into the bOys's fiesh
AID his screams Of agony could be heard FOR
some distance. Before help srriFed Jones
had 5Tutslly knocked the sd down. The
oLhsr Eorkmsn dressed the awful burns ca
The b9y's arms. and bad not Jones been
promptly arrested lie vOald have been
roughly handed.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-29

TIE Esge-esrners IN the factories of
Iassachuseits showed their appreciation
Of President Cleveland in the las. elec-
ton II sixteen cities last year these
Esge-ezraen mislei By Democratic lies,
gave Cleveland 1873 majority o~er
HErTris51- Last week The sane sixteen
cities gave the Rsp15licza canE-
date fer Governor q plurality Of is.
Nearly 1900 EoEkingmen made the dis
c1very that Cleveland and MS parry
we're not their best friends.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-29

Careful estimates show that faliy %
per cent OF the cost of coal IS labor. Tie
long and short Is, wages oftbe American
miner must coms down If the dzty on
coal cones Of. Reduced % an al vzlo-
rem bass the duty o. bitnmi3oas coal
anthracite coming in fIee-is nuw lsss
than . per cent. The Mckinley tariff
put loser daty On coal than the CLAY
tariff Of 1912. and lover than the Walk
er tariff Of 1876. To put coal On the free
list vOuid therefore be nothing short Of
q wanion blow al a class OF nen who
perform q dissgreeable and dangerous
work f9T pay which is nos far too loE.
When coal comes to the ssaboard, which
IS the place where the price eft i safIrct-
Cd, Il is. Is We have said, probably 95 per
cant labor. Coal L uot worth more than
from ten 70 fheen cents in the mines.
For the sake OF cheapening the price OF
biinminous coal a few cents per ton to
wealthy manufacturing concerns, and to
enrich the foreign producer. the Cleve-
land Administration proposes to reiuee
the wages Of nearly three hundred and
fifty thousand coal miners. sni thereby
imPoFerish nearly s million AID q half
mens women end children whose exist
enee in measure depends upon tie
prosperity Of great mining industry,
carried on in 10 les than tzenty-nins
states and Territories There Is 10 de-
mand Whatever for free coal from tbs
American people The idea is being
pas5ed BY the sane British influence
that dominates the action OF Grover
Cleveland and bis free trade advisers
The particular interest in this case lobby
inga, Washington for free cozi Is the Io-
ninion Coal Company, S foreign CORPORA
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-29
MCKINLEY AZ Crureh.

Troy Tna>s- Governor Mckinley i :
nodes mzn and vs-y much aFerSe 70 posing
be.5rs TIE public and thus inviting sf,sa-
uoa. Bzf be had Al s1peTie1cs il Brock
in yssssr5sy which astoaishsd him. He
Eeut ove- 10 TIA. city and IN company with
L f-iezd reziiing in Brooklyn attended
church ike ths good Carisiian be Is. and
tbe congregation being ignorant Of the kc,
10 one noticed hin especially until 81 tie
closs q lie ssTFios the preacher. doubtless
proud Of having s1ch distinguished listen
e. usltiooed he Circumstances. Instantly
there Ess burst Of applause and rush 70,
lie peE where the GoTsrno- sal, and men
wad women grzspei bis hand and poursd
Ont their congratulations. L vas s trying
OCCASION, b1t the gallant OhiOsn managed
. p-zerve b7;h his equilibrium and ihs
proFEielies-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-29

THE statement cones from Washing
ton that the Young Mems Christian Asso.
cation and the Womznz Christian Ten
perznoe Union il Iowa and Illinois are
demanding that the ;ar on ghiskey be
increased 70 sl-59 a gallon. Their Letters
are very sirong in eoademning its nss
end they apparently think that II the
pisce L increased It wiil lessen tie co.,
sumption II these gocS people viii ex-
anime the statistics they viii find that
the various rates al which Ehiskey has
heretofore been taxed, has had bat lit.ie
apparent effect upon theamount OF coz
sampiion.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-29
Novembern DAYS

November IS month Of rainy, diszgreea
be days. The GaEp, cold air penetraies
every = here and ehills the blood, laying the
system open 70 the danger of colds. pneu-
Tn0uia and kindred complaints There Is
bat oEe remedy that stimulates The system
and iortifies il Egzins; such attacks, and thai
Is Shisses- Not such q vhiskey IS IS gen
eraiiy pzizaed od On the public, but whisk-
- of knoEn P1rify and quality. Such q
ghiskeF : KisEn's Silver Age, D0qoes1e or
Bear Cresk Ryez. These Ehiszies have
been before tie public for many years aad
tad fAgo- Wherever purity IS required.
Physicians prescribe them, hospitals cse
TEEN, and every reputable dealer sells
them
They are for sale At 81 50, and sI25 and
sllet Per quart respecuvely- Send for 4
complies cstaioZUs and price list Of all L.
aaors mailed FREE Ali goods neatly boxed
AID exprsssed anywhere. Address, Esr
hiei.s g Federal s-Eeef, Allegheny, Pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-29
"Ths poor Must Live" /"

ALLIANCE, o Eog. 2f.-I.ast nigh. some
body visited the b2rnyssd Of farmer near
North Lswrence and selecting : Ene steer
from his herd bu;chsred tie animal and
carried away the beef When The farmer
came sroand this morning ks found tie
hide stretched on the fence. The ihieTss
had visited the farmers bsrn and secured 4
buckle, Of paint with which they painted on
the hide the following inscription, The
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-29
1894
Harper's Magazine.
ILLUSTRATED

E5s-s~--t Esoe-rss for i-'sf III maintain
~ ets-srf=r faat Ezs Esa1e if ite tayorite
illustrated periodical f9r The s0rne- AIc1g
The -ssnsrs x eBserprises 1Bter-ske1 - trs
p,.hii-hs-s there Elii a1F.ezT ruri1g ne yss9
su1.sTt,ly illustrated paqs-s On india - E-i-
~ lord Weeks. On the gspacess Se4s9ias
b. Alfred Pzrs31s. OF Germany . fo1 t.es
BzesoE. % Pa-5s o. Ri-rard Hsrs'ing "a
Is sEd on Mexoo 3 Frsdsric X Eiit Z -
Among tie cite n.oiz5is f--tais= % Ne
ysar EiIl y boTsis y CeorE- d Ao-r,et
ard Chzriss Dbl - Nzrnsf iIr sis'l =
-s.,-1.s-rs-ees ~ ~ j. HoEell>. and sigat
stsrt sioriss Of Eesfs-n frontier Ii - osen
We Sbu-r s-lries Eiil alsl b c1ctil01
fe.i ~ E-arSe- Nas hsus. 8scl8r1 Harding
Dsris. Nzry WHkins. kgf5 1cElery
ssusrf. Mss Laurence Alma Ts3sue- iseo-
A Hit5zri. Q1ss1zF u Be4Grspalrs. Iilc NJ
zs N-isssl PzEs and efbers- Articles % top
- q current Interest VII be OoufFl outec %
d.sfire1i--e4 srselzlisfs-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-29

sEzTixs aside all dispute about the on
gia of the present H&E=iian government
q : certain that the United states gov.
eminent recognized the present author.
ties snd received Commissioners from
and accredited Commissioners "a tbeir
government Under what pretext then
o. iairDess OF common honesty can Mr..
Cleveland aceredit minister 10 an AZ.
knoSledsed government bearing a. the
sane tine secret instructions to asst in
iis overthFoE2 II the ordinary transAc-
tons OF life this wozld be considered
Tank knzvery. Is it the less 50, beesuse
tie Transaction Is between people and
Nations?
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-29
Frozen to Death.

HoLIBsTsBEu0, Pa, Nor. 24.-Peter Fan
nan. vel known young man Of this place
Ess the victim ola horrible accident lasl
night While walking along the railroad
three miles north of ioEa be had his right
foot nAshei By a passing freight train, aid
being unable 10 walk 70 shelter perished in
the cold This morning a track hand die
covered TIE body frozen stiff.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-29
\ Herald Of the infant Year.

Clip the last thirty years OF more from the
century, and the segment VII .epressDt the
tern offhs unb01nde1 popularity Of Hostel
tsr's Stomach Biftsrs. TIE opening Of the
yeS- 1854 vii Be sig1siizsd by ne eppesr
abcs of 3 fresh Almanac Of the Bites. IL
which the useS. derivation s1i aciioa Of this
world -szmons medicine VII b iucl1iF 81
forth Everybody shoald resd. Ihe cslsH-
dsr and astronomical cslCulsti0os 10 O.
found II this brochure are always ast0Lis1
sneiy accurate. and the statistic illus,Fa-
ti0ns, hum0r an6 other reading matter Tich
IN interest aud full Of profit The HosiegieE
Conpeay, Of Pittsburgh. Pa. publish i
thenselFes- They employ more than sixty
hands 10 the mechsnical Eo-k. and more
than eleven months il the year are eOnsum
Cd IN iis preparation L can b obtained
wilhooi cost, Of All druggists and country
dealers. and : printed in Englisb: German,
French. Welsh, Norwegian. Swedish, Hol-
Land. Bohemian and Spanish.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-29

THe shznsle= announcement c0Des
fron Wzshinztoa that 10 farther ap-
point0eafs q otzos Eill Be nz1s anti !,
= asceT1sined hoE Democratic members
Eil vote on tbe free trade biii. which
VII 5s lzi5 before tbs H71ss O. the a.
selbliag q C9ngres nezt week
N otaee Eoris. the Presidential ulti-
1a1-ua ss-,.o vote, 10 r-s-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-29

TaE Democratic majority Of the Com
nit;ee On Ways and Means evidently
think thst tie minority las Il rights
which they are bo1ud 70 resPs-L JUS
Esit until thsir tzri6 smashing bii. IS re-
pored % Congress. and We are mneh
mistaken f they DO not hear, not only
from Z --biiczns but from certain DEN
oerzts Who threaten 70 have their inter
ests protected OF knoE the rezson Why.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-29

TzE extra session of Congress eos- Un-
cle san z5ozs s3S50 90, which most
people EiH consider pretty steep Prics
% pay II the repeal q = single az, thz,
e0uld and would have bsen disposed Of
within feE dzys had Il lot been for
the fiction Gzats II tie Dsn0erztic pay
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-29

CasIDLsx Wilson, Of the WAYS and
Means COMMITTEES, has bee1 notified by
West Virginia Democrats thz; # coal is
placed upon the free list there will be
another Congressman represent his dis
trict IN the next House. With this story
aLso cones from Washington the an
uouneemeut that the President EiIi take
care Of Ar. Wilson By making hin :
Judge Thus Il itsppesrs that be Is TO be
paid for defying their wishes and ruin
ing the Interests Of the people who ser
hIm 70 Congress
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-29

We are aHsriuEa re-y choice j.. q Plain s1G
Cbz1geb-e D-ess Goo1- = l2ize-; ihsse s-e
a. ehc-es, lev goo1s-
A1oshsr lof Or stripe Monte Clo-h, no1ghi o.
seI 81 &c 6Er E0es IN th-s sale a. -
A s-rEu iOs-Au Eool Hop ssckinz. TsrT lObhg
styiss; All % n tbs sale Al soe-
. Gozsn sIl-vool Back Hose-si1s - 10 81
Al 10 70 IN Ehls sale A. &c = pair Other
Hose rznging IN p-iee ron &c Up . 81 :
pair. -
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-29

LssT year IN Ohio the Republicans
carried 45 counties and the Democrats
=. Tais year, in the great Mckinley
campaign, the Republicans carried g
Counties and the Democrats only 26
last year the Democrats carried Il Of the
Congressional districts il Ohio and the
Republicans 10. This year the Republi-
cans carried i Congressional districts
AID the Democrats b1f T. The Buckeyes
seen % have been very general in their
diszpprovai Of the Democratic admins
trztiOn and the Democratic fTee-trade
policy.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-29
Believing the Poor at Youngstown

YoUSssT0sS, o, Nov. 24-The associat
ed charities hare raised fand By which owe
l.oo9 pairs Of shoes and stockings will q
distributed 70 women and aiso children oTel
years Of age on Thanksgiving Dsy- To dsy
q number Of bsneToieuf women started 8
faud u furnish the tots from 6 months to {
years ofsge with shoes and stockings