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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-12-20

Mrs. c. J. WOODBRIDGE. Of Workman,
Texas, saved the life Of her child BY the
use of Ayers Cherry Pectoral. o
'.One Of my children had Group. The
ease was attended By orr ply ysician. and was
supposed to he wei under control One
night | was startled by tie ehild-s hard
breathing. and ON going 70 Il found il sIraEs-
Cling. II had nearly ceased 10 breathe
Realizing thai the ciiid's alarming condition
had become possible in spite Of the medicines
given. reasoned that such remedies wolild
be Of no avail Having part OF a bottle of
Ayers Cherry PecfoTal in The house. gave
the child THREE doses. % short intervals. and
snxioElsiy waited results. From the moment
tie Peetoral was given. the chilsfs breathing
grew easier. and, IN 3 short time. she z1s
Sleeping quietly and breathing naturally.
Ire child Is alive and web to-day. and do
not hesitate 10 say that Ayers Cherry Pee
toral saved her life"
AYERS
Cherry Pectorai
Prepared BY Dr.. J. C. Aver Co. Lowell. Mas.
Promptto act, sure to cure
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-12-20
ssIGXEEs NOTICE.

"a
Notice i hereby given that Mary Buckulsl. Of
lockwood. Somerset county, Pa, b deed of vol
uutary assignment has Assigned % ne IN trust
fa- the benefit of her creditors AT the esi6te,
real and peTSSnel, OF the said Mary Buckman
All p srsons indebted % the sid Mary BucEmsn
viii make immediate payment % NE and these
having elsiins VIII prts-nt the same without de-
lay at the Buckman E0tel. Rock cod, Pa. on
Saturday. January 27ih is9A
ISAIAH GOOD.
Assignee
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-12-20
The Aeolian
Repertoire

ncPcFtCHc
Is unlimited. Almost any piece Of music
ever published can be obtained for this
wonderful instrument. All music for
the Eolisn is arranged from the orches-
tral score. and is therefore more perfect
than simple piano or organ arrange
ment.
The Eolian is a musical instrument
with qualities so remarkable that il
commands the praise Of the ssverest
critics, and yel ;. - simple that even
those who baye never taken a music
lesson can master !; within a week.
Fine holiday assortment nov on hand,
Come and see and bear them.
Mellcr & Hoene, u Fifth avenue.
PiitsbGrbh, Pa.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-04

The annual statements of Are aud marine
insurance companies doing business in Maine
for the year 1899 have been received from
Ill but four companies. These companie,
have written during the year Sid2 726, 25l ire
risks, receiving therefor 81 ,ft2 ,9s5.aS AMI
paving for losses. s929 90. As; being per
centage of losses paid TO premiums received
of atrfhe above 81 81 PR cent. The cont
rauics to he heard from will probably IN
crease the fire risks written by about one
and half million dollars which will makc
the risks written by the companjes
reporting 10 the Insurance depart
mcnt in round numbers slot $50 900
an excess of about eight millions over the
amount written by these companies in 1891
and The largest ever written in Maine.
The FIRE losses 10 Maine were ;hc larges,
IN '92 of any year of record since the or
eaniza,ion of the department except isS';,
the year Of the Eastport, Pennington AMI
iioothbay fires and are hut about Sl50, 600
less than the losses of that exceptional year.
The marine business written in Maine
"a returned Is 50 .9l .6Gi slight falling off
from last wear The premiums received
sare s3t0,G $40. ! | and the losses = I70.%1 b
rhe Are business il exclusive Of the amount
written by mill uiutuals and local mutual,
and the marine business exclusive Of
,itiount written by the Lluyis.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-04

sersztion sis onee hal viii 4 batteries,
voter on The snbiee4 ~ wer,ens. ra.itv
To esery reason Why women sloa.i ,sts
he halsyNiftes fellow opposed t!,:y. ri. .oi.
rea-oa shy she shaaIsaf--s.she's !
Woman.
Mrs. Helen G. E4stgy 81 Fasnisngsen ali
woman y Recognized a. a gersos nnser fsss
state Of Maine ia~ onIy 10 he taxed a,,s
pani.hed.
Ars. Geo s. linat Of Portland sail -
vas often asked why she 9ansesi sie bsilo.
during fhe lasi " years sbe bad es.ae q
see hos the Lays barre kess1Fv on the go.
men, and '.ia behalf az the ~olBen g no are
not protected, or - sHa. she heped d,
see wosI.aa givea thair right in making 't.e
laws. She spess of the fathers control af
the eilts'tren 10 comparisan With the moth.
sf'k Of The poor sagrs that women ar
pail. ID tho school factories an.i other ern-
pioy faerss, ard as men sere afraid 10 en-
fores laws renssdying snct evils aad Ike
enes .its desired snfrage for the
Toasen- Let tilsm vote for lass 10 pro.ses
the essil''ren IL is tine we should have a
political house cleaning. you know III.
wonsn's sphere 10 look after hose cleaning
and the women want 10 help you men IN
your political house eieaninx and we vii
bays purer homes.
Mrs. l.. VI, y. Stevens addressed the
committee in her accustomed clear AMI
vigorous style
She thought the state eoaii trust The
Maine women with the suffrage That
iogie sbout wsntan's sphssfs ~ solely eos
lined 10 caring fer the t9nis and the babies
would hold 31st as good in heepiag them
fF.n being church members a. from being
voters. She spoke of ietter received
from a town official 10 reply TO q qaestloa
SHY women should not vote. The wrifpr
SAID they should not vote as they did MT
pay a poll tax and he spelled the wori
? u. pole. Laughter.
She though; more than baaf the ~oms n
you'll vote If granted the liberty OF saf
frags v ith educational qualifications
On leaving the hall the n iies gave the
storm salute. plentiful s'uttefins Of hainfy
white handkerchiefs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-04
IN LEGISLATURE.


The Senate soon completed It's piornin
Iabors Friday, but the House had quite "a
siege of il. A large number Of petition
for labor legislation eaine into bo,h
branches,
tine of the petitions that came in askej
for an amendment OF see. 80, ehsp. 81. u
s., by adding thereto the following words
''arid on petition of any person interested
the judge may also allow a reasonable sum
for the erection of grave stones, funeral ok
penses and expenses of last sickness of the
willow of the deceased, provided she die :
before the final settlement of her husband 5
estate and her estate is insufficient for the
above purposes.
II the amendment proposed yesterday To
the Maine law relating 10 immoral htera-
ture is adopted. the Maine law will be iden-
[Continaed on ith page.
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AmUsE~enrs.
corn Cor SrsY Co,;st'

Frank Jones. better known as 81 Per
ldns. and his company will be at the Opera
Honse on Monday. The Macon. Ga, Tel
gram of Nov. &c. said of it: Frank Jones
10 his new play "Our Country Cousin,
captured good all round audience at the
Academy of Music last night The play is :,
good one, and the part of Jason, taken
by Mr. Jones, affor,ls wide scope Of dram
aiie ability, and the well-known Isl Per
kins' OF old came well up TO the expecta-
tons of his audience in the new role. The
scenery especially in the third act where a
railroad effect is introduced, was good, and
the support well up to the average.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-04
BOVDITCH, WEBSTER Z CO
A Fine Instrument Of World Wide Celebrity

4 Fine Instrument Of World Wide Celebrity
Few narles are so widely known in the
musical ,eorI rs that Of Blasius. and the
l,'anas bearing 'bat mark are deservedlv pop
star al over BE world. The founder of this
most extensive manufacturing concern,
thnres Elasius, now retired from active
business tfe. was well known rs q piano
manufacturer in Europe. He came to Amer
ica. AMI ia 1850 established himself in bust
ness educating lis sons, Levin and Oscar
iIlasius, most thoroughly in the various
bsauehes of piano manufacturing. These
Gentlemen are acknow lodged as leading
, gperts IN this line all over the country and
ti, popularity of the Biasius pianos is uni
versally accedcd.
Their new factory covers an area of five
acres. The n.ain building contains Ave i'm
mense floors, and in this. inclusive of the
driving huus,s, Their, j. total iiaor space of
225 900 square feet.
The firm will in short time he incorpor-
atei rs u company with IL capital oI 1000
non, and will be close corporation. every
,ieflar having already been subscribed. The
instrument is steadily growing III favor rs its
merits become better know and II is justly
! claimed as ranking sectnl TO none in The
world. 1t .possesses all the cyreliencies
claimed for other pianos. hesifies many that
are peculiarly its own, wIiite it Is especially
remarkable for volume, purity ani sweet
ness of tone, delicate ant! even touch fight
and responsive action, and for AgEabiiitg of
construction. handsome appearances and cl-
egant and artistic finish.
This is also the Oldest agency in the
United States for tie Steinway pianos, the
firm having conducted the same Tor the
last IS years y IenfnalGf Commerce.
The Messrs. Blasigs are represented in
! Portland by cresscy, Jones & Allen. 53s
Congress street. Send for catalogues
prices ard terms.
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SPIRAL embellishments.

Small aslscFtsseraeass, naf ~xeesStias faar ltnee
Soasak zss,<r tAs sseaa ~ MAINTAIN. fos SALE
To LAT, Losf. Sc, x.i fe Inherited tue tisa's f0s
= esnsx. ihfes times Tor - eeats and eHe wyvk 70
- ccats, advance payinsHf.
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Business Tips.


Plenty Of oysters in shell ami out Il
Know ton & fnungs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-04

ONH ENJOYS
Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs il taken; it il plessan.
and refreshing to the taste, and aets
gently yet promptly On the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys.
TEN edectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation Syrup Of Figs i the
only remedy Of it, kind ever pro.
duced, pleasing TO the taste and &C.
eeptabls to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial IN itz
Effects prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, it,
many excellent qualities commend il
70 al and have made it tho mos,
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in t0c
aud 81 bottles by all leading drug.
gista. Any reliable druggist VIA
may not have it on hand will pro
cure 1t promptly for any ono who
wishes to try 1t. DO not accept al,
substitute.
c6LiF0fHlA FiG syrup co.
sas FRANCISCO. cal.
tomssnis. xr afw ,osx. az
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NOTICE.

Nr- a. ,. Gerald aud hi associsse4 viii ak the
neS Legislature for u charter, giving them the
right 70 buy, essp, busla and operate sfreet rail-
wass. Light, power and heat eosr.ani... Also
charter, right. ai- ffancsiees, snA all coptir
eencleA pertaining o The sasf., throughout tls
toxEs. dsrslsa,f
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"A .ENT> WANTED 80 /.

8A ~ W NINVFs" ~ ~ 7 TTt wv 'lIt
a ri jas. q. iiia,ne" Ntn,rn b. IDS closr
iid confidential irItud. sup,ihls iiiu4!rated
u.In"'ia odi am r,tA.i ptl II 40. FNtra terra.
Ia agents. natrI "ni' ia' Ever, want.
'opN. Rig monry, act tritck. .Ar. .t.in Munr,
Old /? ~ pest oihc,' ,,nil watch Ire. &" taci,
agent t!l.n. 'nU bo.k- Au pay fsrjsl., lsd
ave credit on hoax, HENRY MAJ, SIS, III
Il, ridlHrlpi,is, Ia. jauDd6
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WANTED.
= = = - L

cNlAkN 0n tuNNtS~t,-N q, agents
teac tiis ,esfsl ati secs 81 s,N e;,tiou II
ihc asV. Ersases tlik isostp<f il IA taa seconds,
NagSs tke iHasi1. - .sti hfr swat. pruns
Agents ns,sit,L <,.t. tss ~t,k, Va aisu want
etIrta a=fat to ias' chatgs ~ t' s5',s, sod ap
is,i.f -usas.ats \ sssit Nssai.s ia s,sse l,oney.
Wrtir tT i.ftas aa'i ,a's.b = v'Sslpg. AonrVe
Eraser MfE. Gu, \ ~ t.ttfs'sst, Wss.
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MILLIONS IN II.

for iOf. less for us. but stu SMALL profit, cYei
NJ the extremely low prirts at when VI quote NJ
Patent Medicine. W. gnar:lnr" absolutely thai
all medicines purchased OF rs ar. genuine.
We ship goods 10 a pnri- Of The Stale. Wien
cash accompanies order by mail, freight OF
express lnU pay expense of transportation
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fI'WE >TAADWsN nlTVIilNs0N III

FTFVE NTtNbWNN III ItUINSDN Nh
i hr'sya -tissf,ean isteratnTe" offers an cN-
etpticslsl oppnttuAiI, IL ag,'E,, Niln have sold
tnel clny,sli,s. Histories az iirtol,@s sahscrIp
ttoh hs"hs. pis agent eicare,, eit;.n ia iasi two
sst'k-' work fAa se,nts IN one tssa cleared
s.u'.a 4 site atrk. ,nu t.ady is Ftt Si,ur. cl,nr
ssi II" A. ~ day, EYfssps4sos Required. hui
an elsia1al, on delivering enG Ma coi.c,i,g la.
experienced carefully ,avea, and trained,
Adare-s at ohoe. 'har,es l., Wchs'rr 4 Co. a.
Filth Ave-, Sea York. lecidsattf
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ID tlawinF,!'s iifc of Blame. Written hy Mr.
iiinil'c'e ,lus intiair hlessRs ifi,Ad The nhl,
work "ndprs'dhy w Morton. PRAY. Srr, Hat
sofdt rtc, i,sNt, MA tien. si4l.,T tlit host
II o''i'rt d'Ai't Objects, Senators q. l,.,tI III
sDseft airy uiif u foi''ss Nv to cue, IL inat,l
stiuply ,Iu,aehse scnd ID crttt- t,iunt and
ave ta.. Don't waste tl,ee on CHEAP John
catch l.rny h,olS. Grtthf official work amt test
,vnns by Whiting quickly to lirUnNKn ft.m 90.
Lts ks.s. ~. Etl.. ..-.-- tIlI..lllnl
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vtNO I-ET-feEesnsDf for FIVE dfliar. Ter u,oa,h
u ~ s.iyages, on i'ray,s Lane. Reference r.
Fi'frsi .Ian- ~, ise<s .. w. Patterson
ianis.iff
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THREE WISE MEN.

fiirFr etse msp, NrTr ;ilcs.
Who esme 10 town. th= other day,
,t-,s hsd business ri siss mill.
The osI.er two hsd orilsrs yn CT
Ter friends and ueiS'tl'ssS ali arpeaf
Knew iliry were coming TO iowa.
-, handed thea, Il list fsllnriese,
Per wha; ihty wanted f>aR e.l Wafer 81
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"sGbV - o6ETp sWoN a. WINE 40
Examine this list and compare the prices with
hoss that you have been paying for the same
article.
All Electric Ears pass our door, and the farr
from Augusta or Gardiner il only q c,ltt-
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A CTIvE wDlshI:R> ever

a TIVE NnHhbS> 'Nrftwii'l" for tl"'
IA "iite al DANES g.. Blaine" Written h,
Willis iirtricf .iohb-on, The N.w lmk Editor,
aud intimate freud ~ Mr. iIiaihr. M,marin III
tnn' embracing tho history ri hi- III. from cradle,
20 grave dit extra large pages. Mas,iicrnih
illustrated. Retail hat si.sh. selling ltnt,rlt@,
y, Zig 3uon", for Workers fQss, agents want
~. bonnnza. Best toi1us. Act quick. Bonk.
on - DAYS time. Freight pnia. pniiii with full
instructions mailed FEiEupon application, htoAI
BiniE i'rh, Co.. - Che TINT 81. ihihI,in., Pa.
rtr ,spN - i,t,uso.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-08-22
THEY PROTEST
Against the Telephone Pole Tax and
Give Their Reasons.


Give Their Reasons.
Alderman Jack Daugherty read
the following communication at
the council meeting yesterday af-
ternoon, when the pole ordinance
came up:
The Southwestern Telegraph and
Telephone company desire to pro-
test against the proposed tax of
$3.50 per pole per annum for the
following reasons:
That any such tax is unjust to
the Telephone company as well as
to the citizens of San Antonio, will
prevent the further extension of
our telephone system, thereby, de-
priVing our subscribers and general
public of many facilities to which
they are entitled.
The tax is positively prOhibitOry
so far as the erection Of any new
poles to supply any person out of
reach of our present plant, as the
proposed tax would be in excess of
| any revenue that this company
can reasonably expect for years to
come, should this ordinance be-
come a law.
That this company has already
purchased property for the erection
of a commOdiOus building for tele-
phone and other purposes. The
change to our new building will
dispense with a large number OF
| iron w Tres on Houston and others
of the principal streets, substitute
ing cables therefor, all of which
represents a large outlay for per-
manent Improvements of our
plant, to the end, that are demand
for telephone service may be
promptly met, and this work will
remove to a great extent any OBJ
iections any one may have to the
present appearance OF the streets
so far as we are concerned.
That our income for the past
three years has been expended in
endeavors to overcome the influence
of stronger electric currents, which
have materially affected our ser
vice and is causing a complete re
construction of our plant and al
we see no prospect of profit, unde1
the most favorable circumstances
| for wears to come, the proposed tal
| is a burden which we hope vii
not be imposed on us.
That this company furnish ant
keep in repair poles and fixture
for the city fire alarm; a large saw
ing to the city annually, and tina
we would be taxed on these pole
as we'll as others not so occupied.
SOUTH WESTERN TELEGRAPH
TELEPHONE Co.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-08-22
A SPECIAL NOTICE

To Furniture and Carpet Buyers.
DO not throw your money away
on bankrupt stocks of odds and
ends. and second hand goods.
Come to first class establishment,
where everything is new and fresh,
and where business is done on le-
ultimate principles, and you will
not only have the largest and best
stock to select from, but you will
save money, and find our prices
lower than the lowest.
8 1S OF LIP. PECK & Co.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-08-22
SPORTING NOTES.
Curt WEIGH, the Ball Player, Now
Working in a Pottery


Working in a Pottery
On last Sunday afternoon, the
base ball editor of the LIGHT was
talking with a prominent railway
commercial agent of this city, who
is an admirer of the national game,
and has seen games in all parts of
the country. Speaking of various
players, he asked what had become
of old Curt Welch, the great out
fielder? The following is taken from
this weeks issue Of the st. Louis
Sporting News, which will enlight-
en- him as to- the whereabouts Of
this well known player:
habits cost him the loss of a $4,000
year salary for playing ball six
months, is now working in pot
terry, ten hours a day, at $l.25
day at East Liverpool, o., and he
has to keep sober during the day at
that. What fools such ball players
are. Liquor is the curse of half
of them"
Welch was playing with Cincin-
natl the forepart of this season at
the above named salary, but had
to be released on account of his
fondness for liquor. He is one of
the greatest outfielders in the coun-
try.
Charlie Mitchell, Jack MuAuliffe
and George Mcdonald are booked
to sail from London for New York,
September |. Cablegrams from
Brighton, England, disclose the
fact that Mitchell has been quietly
training for some time, and has re-
duced his weight from 300 to 1870
pounds. His confidence in himself
has created considerable enthusi-
asm among the Englishman's
friends, and they will back him
heavily.
Bill Plimmer, champion bantam
weight boxer of the world, is to
meet George Dixon at Tom o.
Rourke's big boxing show in Mad
ison Square Garden, in New York
city tonight. He appreciates that
the colored lad is wonderfully
clever.
The Sunset baseball team wants
a game with the Saps. The Sun
sets defeated the Government
Hill Reds last Sunday on the for
mer's grounds on Crosby street by
score of % to 13. Up to the sixth
inning the score stood ii to 4 for
the Reds, when DeArment,pitcher,
for the Sunsets, put the foolers on
the ball and the Reds conld do
nothing with him.
The Dallas baseball team will
be unable to come next Sunday, as
the boys will be on the road, in
the vicinity of New Orleans.
They are making tour of Texas
and Louisiana.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-08-22
SHE RESUSCITATED.
We're Reing Made
For the Funeral of an Appar-
emily Dead Child.


A rumOr was circulated over the
CITY this morning to the effect that
a woman had been suffering from
typhoid fever, and that yesterday
afternoon she was pronounced
dead, but later revived.
A LIGHT reporter spent some
time in looking into the affair and
succeeded in obtaining the follow
ing information
Marie Regina Beck, aged 9 years,
the daughter of c j.. q. Beck,
carpenter, residing on Pine street,
was taken three weeks ago with
strange malady which was pro-
nounced, after a physician exam
med the case, to be brain fever.
She began to improve, when she
was taken with a severe attack OF
typhoid malaria. She grew worse
and last Wednesday became so
near deaths door that she could
not recognize her parents, and has
been insensible from that time.
Yesterday afternoon, while Mrs.
Beck was watching over the dying
child, breath was taken, a gasp,
and the child expired, so it was
supposed. She laid apparently
lifeless for several hours, and ar
engagements were about to be made
for burial, when, to the utter as
constituent of all, she resuscitated,
and she has been breathing nat
uralIy since, though her death is
mOmentarily expected.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-08-22
Improvement Items.

Work on the building on the
west side of Commerce street bridge
is being vigorously pushed. The
laying of the brick has begun.
The building in the rear of the
new pOstotfice will be an ornament
to that portion of the plaza. 1t
will be known as the Arthur build
ing.
Work on the building on the east
side of Houston street bridge is not
progressing very rapidly.
The elevator of the Maverick
bank building in running again.
The cause of the suspension was a
delay in the arrival Of new wire
ropes for the elevator.
Work in the Grand opera house
is progressing as rapidly as pos
sible. The electrical appliances
have been put in place and every
thing will be completed by Sep
TENDER l.