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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-09-06
Berman,, aslo, greitaa, nen 6. srpte,,,trr. 1895.

5. 8 fniie.-Einbuieb u. SAmeiue
Suh nebit anlb. criter Sreis s.. Z
6oib. speiter gsreis ). 9pns Slider.
Rinb. eriter Sreis 5, 7an 6aio. Ii
plgnf. Ssm 8onreiier- SnH, criter
Rreis 10. G6riif 7nnnIer. iScrfei.
erifer oreis. 5. &i9orb 3Deihel.
Better Gber 4. @eu Soaet. srueiter
Ereis 4. 9bos Slider.
.. gtaiie.-Rieroe uno zRnuleiel.
-abtheifune i. - Seifer 6enaif,
1000, eEIis Srps., slueiter 4reis
go. g SDeiHel. 5aHen 400. Guis
SrpS.
Abtheiluna B. Seaer 6eneit 10 90
GGis 1rus.. slueiter Rreis 800. DT
fsraes StHffe un5 difsEen > 90 Ct
to Roerilinger, siueiter Ereis 500.
9has e6ross. beites Bferbz z5nuen,
800, ellis Brus., beitcs Stlttens
;}alIen 400, CttD 9UerFIineer, beiies
GielinlIen, 400. 5ris 5ranf. Siueiter
Breis. 800 gbr Bedmnnn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-09-06
6eHeraI Shwerjel.

Tei2 lode idlleit tein, fait aIIes is oid)t
30h unner bic &biIIip 6a brennt nod
cen 2ibt;
DO nintmt Ell Wnnn eben fen 4ndDt=
ibnopSfen in
St al1m bat mott 8euernl S6tpersel
tunII iien.
SSt hem en- but Sueno inn nuntelu
eeiebn
Tau aint bel na idllaut UNI grade up
pc Sebn;
Sci Ieat mie bel luDre ppr allies aeieit
7rum mbdbte id iein tpie ct iebt nit
enl iteit
go aob id ben ibnurlirads bic Ybilip
heriu,
7ei ole Rann eriiBt mie nit iriin6
lide D1iea;
Sei laoet mie in, .aum brint en- / nit
mie"
lin l6meicbelt .perr Serem id teuue
bic
Tnnn Idntt bei S6n6ete uerteueu an
gSie I em bic iiene Reiie up See hat
Oahu;
pei NOR mai Sofonute bien Erinjen
8ton Yipn
IS Of NAL inne Rnbt burt aotieaat
tpbm.
@enes 2nees onu lnn6et bel oor
Stanbul
Grit oriint bel bersbaft Ut iiene ole
Bull;
Damn ia bel gemiitblid oiir' 0aarem
Ipn5iert
lin hat ben Sulton ieue @iemer
tarreiiirt
lot or0tete Slnd iiinb bel bier to
Hano
7eu hei is toni 66bnerprieSribtcr er
nanlit;
Dit Is ntie ne 9bre- ieat bel, r9u
fDntt nu
ST let up up6 eennlol iDr ale Dionn. q
9ann aint bel bernter nit ipadliee
Been
Oerunner tum8ipDt q ibaariun 10 iehn;
oei arubt em redJt frunolid uuo brltt
EN- Del Oano
| lin inf an To tremmeln bet bel un
Ous fnno
/ 0iCr iDbtt bel Itd bungria. Iieue abte
mas fult
ae6ne Ntaultieo uppeu 3isfe I'M buie
tein 6plt;.
Gnnn -itigt bel. nit tn Vteher uppeo
/ oDbuerhus bin
lin pOu iid uu Stud aaie puu ben
5uImauno niihHieH.
Aiuer leibcr. but gint Md. iien Arm
fpas to futt
Siene Beene ~ rpadiis oriini aini
bel to Beb:
lin uenu Ilei Dit leieu Dot, r6pt bei
mir Ut
8ei 6uIIie ,ierHias Del oidtet Hn gut
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-09-06
staotratbs Oerbdnolunscu.

-fdofrdfhS CerpdnoIuHScH.
Reeelmdsiqe 8crInnnlIuna am ?
Septcmbe1, 1895.
Anmeleno bic 0erren Gbcrlin,
Naeiiner, aoeIer ultb Suriiber
2ei8ucr.
Die 8rututuue Der Yerinmnlungen
POM D., :. uno 10 9luauit ipuroen
uerleien ltno nnaenUmmen.
Seihlpnen, baB benz bulisbeburiti-
aeu :. aone So aus benz 2trmcuhausz
funo befuilIiat iueroeu.
9ie iulaenoen Rebnu naen iuuroen
aepriift uno sur ;3ablurg angeipieien:
Aoam S6ntibt, StraBenarbeit 1855
0enrp Spbns, i5ubrlobn. -. 30.35
6. 8edruanu. StraBennrbeit. 1925
9(uo. 6ooeu. I5.65
I. y. Nun0ipiller 1915
Seq Reper 10. 10
Sobn Slider. Reoea u. Cater
neuausiinoer 1880
,Suhn Shrunrs, Repdraturen 7.20
Hrniin 8eaemnnn, Del w $50
Mug. 8eeemann Del II. !. 10. 400
y. Beniine. 2oternens sReporature 40
Il. SO Diesel, 80
Cspnlo 5luhr, Shreibmnterail 50
q. 6. Rumbrauer, Nheiior, $3.50
g. @nus, g9ablrihter u-9ferfs 6.25
Sun,rto 226 80
Cine Ginlaouna bes SSeitsSoniitc4
CUR Betbeili9una am 7eite Sur 5Feier
oes 25 Subildunstnges Der einie
uua, TeutIhinnos, 1uuroe oauteHe
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-09-06
Nus 6binsldnS.

Iie neue Ct Nidnels Shule
puroe am 7ienstne, ben 3. Septem=
Der er3fiaet. Jrl. Sopbie auhlmaun,
uon pei mann ipirb Der Sd1ulc als
2ebrerin upriteben.
am IL. September Huoet Die
sSalIfabrt nadl Starienbure itntt.
2as Boot UerIdst Sermaun Rpraens
nm. 6 llhr uno lest in 9ascunnbe an,
UNI etiuniee SSaafnbrer pOn Rurri,
ion niitsunebmen. dIIe hno frcuno.
Iidit einselaben uno uiro am sSlnfI.
5abreeIeseubeit uno in St1rtenbur.
peroen GrTrii6unsen su hnbeu ieiH
lie Seize iuirS cine iebr it6ne wer
ben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-09-06

O@FIUlAI. STATEMENT
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-09-06
2lus Dem County.


;5air botteu iib om lesten Suunta9
iuleenoe 6crren unb 9omen aus
Der Stolpe Ro9baridoit eineefuns
ben: Rnr anieibe, 2ouiS Srauns
ruartb, 5ris Bod, 5ermonn Shmibt=
IN, otto Bod, George Strid. S5rant
Ialid, 9uee Sduefer, au9uit airdner,
g8m. @ebmue0er, @m. Apel, S5ran5
aid, @uitau Rne eeliu, Carl Bulb
ntcper uub ;5antilie unb bic 6rfs.
aatg uno Bertha 5romm.
- ,5rl. Bertha Brounlpartb reiite
nah turSem Beiub tpieber nad st.
4Ouis.
- 6err 8ende, BON st. 4ouiS,
meilt ieit einiaen 2asen beIu68neiie
bier.
- 1rate. 9ioermn6en uno
CblteintO6en iIt iebt bas 5aupt9e'
i9dit unierer 5armer uno iteiBi9en
0auSfrauen.
- 0ie 81riibe reiien 5u raid uno
Inulen an benz Bnume, 10 bah oiel
bieics berrli6en ObiteS oeroirbt.
0err Sncob 8nuter freut Iib
fDnieli6 iber bic Anfunit zines nun
teren 5Dhterbens, 9ratuliren.
0err benrp Sbaefer uon Gin
coin County, mar 6ieie g8O6e nebIt
5antifte bier BEL s5Es#Raen nne 0er=
manoten gu 8eIud)
iSrlS. emma 9eppe unb 8Ura
y9ebrenb reiIten oieIe gSobe na6
ct. 9Duis UNI bort 9ienlt 81 nebz
men.
- per: Ybil. Gppter bat bel
3rnfe cine 5arm oDn 0el N SimUn
8oe9er sefauIt.
- 2tm lebten Ntittiuof idJluhen
0elt 1{uiepb Gneelbreht uno 5rl.
2lnnn 8iermnnn ben 8unb Iitr ;
4eben. Baitor Shub uuIIsOa ben
5rauntt I'M 0nuie Der Srnut Do
gen 8lud unb 5rieoen pas iunae
Gbepaar nll5eit be8leiten, iIt unier
ber5liber @unih.
- 2ittfe Serger. pei. ga
cob oumburg bat fiir 0et-n 2u5i
2tlIemann einen Srunren 9eburt
Qerielbe iit 40 SUB tiei uno lieIert
Elm ,5aB g8nner Die Stunoe, poer in
nnoeren 8prten, lteiet oas 98aner
III Der 8obre 3s 6uB in elmer
Stunoe.
- 0ei: Ebilirp Apriu uno 9attin
reilten leBten 0ienstae ruieoer nau)
ibrer 0eiuntb in 6nrtsbure, Boone
County.
Yesten Ntpntng reiiten Die ;sri8.
oattie 8Oeuer, Eaulinn 0umburg
uno Sri 5reeie nnb ct. 9ouis, uu
lie eiuige Nunnte Sienii ncbmen
ruerOen. Siele unierer 5uneens
limb bnber gan; untrDitlidj.
- Rdbiten SnnStna 9nhmittaa
miro bel Ebil. gpriu Elm fettes Stnd
&teb ausseihuiien rueroen. Ge
iuiro pom nun an ie6en Samstaa cir
BreislfieBen ueranitaltet meroen,
bod fpirb ertunrtet bos ale Shnser
iid bis ipdteItens llbr einfinoen.
- Gioer- uno @einmahen 1T iest
bic pnuptbeibdftisuna Der 5nrmer
Rdhite ssphe beeiunt ons aornab
baden, ueldes pobl Die bdrtite u
belt lein iuiro bic bier ieit pieler
Sabren eetbnn iuurbe. Au6 mi
benz 8eiseniden fpirb beeonnen lper
ben. bent Der iiinsite Reeen bat oni
9ano in beiten 3uitnno iiir bic aus
. iaat eebrad)t.
- lie Yauno1nIfernis funr M
tbeiIueile ~ bepbnhten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-09-06
Iltdrttprtit.

GS bate nninnas Der g8pbc Den
anihcin. ulS ioaten bic s9Gisenpreilc
binnuipcbn aabeloepeitcn nnS
&uslnnb uCrithertcn. ban bic oprt,
&C Spmmcr BeiSeuernte mtBrather
lei. Mud, IN tSrpSbritnnnicr erntc
man mcuiacr y9ciBen otS III 'ruhcren
Snhrcn
SbCr acacn oieic 9Iochrihtcn orbe'-
teteu ,mei mohtiac 1hutlnHen.
Spr Nucm Die ernormcu 9eciicnoor
rdtbc. bic ocu 0nuptiummerme'Sen
mart ten beS RproUeitcrs in EuIuth
uno RiueoppliS suaeiuhrt muroer.
uuo bnun ole oamit iuiannten
bduaenbc 9uuohme OeS cuutroIlit-
barren g9ciscu &urrotbs uut $50. 600
Ruibcl.
su 6ulac oeicu piCheu Die Sie,Sens
prciie in St 9puiS ,no nuocrSuu
Su ct. 9putS ou' sic iiir ocu Buihc'
0aih. in Chicago oui sos uuo II Nclu
0urt aui 64l3t.
6uh Der 9Sel'htornpreis iii; I'M
duaeiidJtc Der oiu'tlacn 0crbitouS
iidltcu, aui 33tt iur beu 8uiGcI Gd'b
aeiuiben
ooier hat ipQdr ole iwerbrri rre
oriae Quotation uru ls+ per SuIhci
erreidt
Rartuifeln tuMnCu rettlfidI II
Rdrite uno iiub I'm Hrosucv'aui,
toum bcner nIS III Poe bls % Del
Sulbel III plntircu.
Su ct. 9puS II; am 5reitat
ecuis @inih (Qub,uia &,llih Srei
berr bon TbuuiH) lunolobviocr per
auSacber uuo Rehatreur ocr ourttact
-eoterHc. gchDrbcu Gr mar an
p. 0sni 1889 IN S,eiicn Qarntitnn
aebUren uuo 'eit 1854 In Der &er
Stoateu. Seit mehr GlS eiueu
Stertcliohrbuuoert unr er III q
souis tbdtla. BUR ,}ctt ic,ueS Ab
lebens mar CT Gr1fbent ocn bprtiaet
oeutiben SSourrnliiiGruereirS. Sci
ne @ittipe uuo stpei er,uodiene air
Der iiberlebeu ibu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-09-06
Crddt ibr boisr7

ssenu tbr cin eutes 8dar ouien
erandt, fauft bic Sauiou cUisu.
Sieielben limb Die itl titen uno beiien
nno anrnn,irt bah lie niht aus
Der Nabt eeben. 0teieleeu 6alten
laHeer ais ale anoereu poieu
O1sner 8rUs.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-09-06
Die fdir

~ uOrhber uno o6iHOn IN ben eriten
Ia9en Der Seiuh uiel "a unni4en
iI6rig lieB, enti6doigte am Sonntag
Elm ungep0bnli9er ltnrfer anbrGnq
uon Beiu4ern bic Aderbaugeieaz
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-09-06

Ter ariea, oentn ruhnuolIcm Ser
lnul bic ,iubelIeitIu Gttttn nIe lept
in 3cutiblano uuo ubcruU uU IS
Dentid1e aicbt. oernul,G'tct mcrhtn.
bat im SnnScu tuuu lND So0c 9e
bnuert. ,(u bic'cr Bet, hubcn bic
Teutidleu Nccrc l56 utchr Uocr
miuber beoeuteubc @elcdtc bciton
ben. Il oroBe Sdlahtcu Qc'dluQcu
26 Ieitc Ylnbc otupnmJtu. 1850
Cifsire, 1868 900 Wnuu @c'uuntuc
eemadt. ubcr 500 Sclhuec mo
l20 ADLER uocr 6uhucu crbeuI &.
Qiue Qeuauerc Bcredluuma crNlcbt.
6aB bic beutiheu Necrc III ,c6em
Ruuatc bcS srlcocS % tScict'tc uub
) Sdlodtcu acidtaaeu, I ,felturGcn
aeu0nmeu, 1880 CrlStcre uuo 80.
500 Wnuu aeiou0cu uuo 20 ioler
erbeutct habcu GttuuS NchnbidCS
ooer audi mIr 9lnnobcrroeS feuut
bic 8cltacidtdltc utdlt
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-09-06
Sa* btporifehenbe ocHtiht SHbel.
fsh.

S'eridmnlaaa et= 5stit-6ouriie= am
a9pntaa. e<n ,. Sepfcmhfr.
Ser lerHianH S1astErersin berid-
iete Iciuen sIniaIuF uno llnierrnbuna.
ebenFalIs Der iaiboIiihe gidaner=sSr-
Gin iOiuit Der idihl. JunglTnas=9 =9ersiH.
7,is loereH & Gems, 5bso. Braf
nne' Snl oaifncr puresn as elm 60
mite erHannt um Die AuifeluRa DER
ejruppen r6srmania uno Columbia
IL lrtioraen-
sli- iseiiaarisbna ,aaxas 6srr 5uae
arrpp craannt. fpsi9em sissi aofuz4
ianten beieeasben weroen, Die er fa6
ieluit III eriplhIen bat; ferner bot ieaer
8ersin sinen aolutauteu su 9iero cein
Siabe bes 5eitmari1aas beisufiieeu.
isOIsfnoes pre9rGmm wuroe
auieeiielft:
SSpuntae oeu Is. September 1895.
Yeri iamm lung idmmtIi6er 3heil=
ne6mer am lImSuge prdois l ll6r
91a6mittaes an Der 6rontitraBc auf
oeren norolider Seite, nit anlebnung
oes redten 6ligels an Die 5srontitra6e.
Uiari idlurbuune.
/. Die 8runoer pon Sermaun III
eiuem ebrenpa9eu.
2. Sic S6ultiuosr DER ofentlihen
S6uIe.
3. 9ie S6ultiuoer Der tatbolii6en
S9ule.
4. 3uruiduler unter 6iibrrHa ibres
5urulebrer.
>. Wuiit.
g, 6eitmarihall nit Stab.
Z. Teutihtr Wiiitdrnerein bon 8ds=
oonaoe 6Ountp.
3. Brnno Nrmee
@. 8ruppe Der 6jermania uno 6o=
lumbiG.
10. Die ubriqen Yereinc treten nab
ibrer Nummer dn, Die Iie bel Der no h=
lien Yeriammlung am Wiontao ben Q.
os. Wts siebeu meroeu.
IL. 9tusludrtiqe Yereine su ,SuB, gu
Pfero uno 3n yBa9en.
Nuf Dem 5nirplGBe.
QufmmId i'm 3unoea oes Tair
YlnBes in Der iiiowcItlIhen eds,
re6ts bon benz einanuo.
9mpfonos= 4roloG Der @jermania. .
6rfriidun9en.
SammtUug:
|. Nniprahe bon 0errn Hihter 0ir=
iel.
=. %urtraa ots 0ormonie @sian9s=
pereiu@.
3. S6uuturnen Der MtdohcntloNe.
1. @ieocrportrdQ Der tatboliihen
Shule.
5. 8eoe Oes 0crrn Doctors 3ulua
OoIiner.
Is. Gieocrportra9 ocr 5urnibule.
0ierauf 0olts ipiele aicr Art, 3urn=
iibungen. Muiit. uuo anaemeirer
,}nbcl.
2tle &erelne mcroen orinQeno or.
| iu6t Su elmer um Q. D. Mtts. ItdttIu=
oenoeu Yeriammiltu9 cinen Nertreter
III ienoeu, um iur ibreu Gerein Oit
y0osnummer ;u IlfbGn. Die Der be.
trelienoe 0ercin bel Der Wariboronuna
III iibcrnebmen bat.
Oieroui erfolQte @ertG0unG bis sum
Q. SCpt.. 4beuos 8 llbr III ptr Gon=
iertbdlie,
Suf. Soffner. SER.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-09-06

Der StuutS=GpUutuJ otr fepub,'
ianer BenuipluGulcu'S bat uNU,'5.
burg ltuttQeiuuOeu Npl Seu,Onuu
Z. 6upmUub Uuroc iiu -,1rtS
ShdSmeiiter uumIulut uuBc,c,m
wuroeu ied)S Gouoiontcu iur Stoats.
Oberri6ter uuiQctcal 2It t,ut
iurm ertlart udl u. u. QcQru Srel.
SilberprdauuQ. it1 Sdlut5ou Uuo }U
9uniteu uUu @cieecu }ur Ecibrallt.
una Der 9iuunuoCruuN
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-09-06
HERMANN SAVINGS BANK,

At Hermann, Stale of Missouri, at
tb,. elise at business on the z2nd
day Of August, 1925.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-11-27
Gave Her Money to Her Husband and is
Now in the Poor House.

Mrs. Annie +. Goodwin, wife of DR..
James Goodwin, formerly of Georges
township, was taken to the Fayette
county home, Saturday, with her little
;I-year-old child. The story of her ro-
mantle marriage to Goodwin while he
was a stnden: in the jefferson Medical
College, at Philadelphia, and his subse-
quent desertion, 10y which she was lett
homeless, is very pathetic.
Annie Frances Dunno was a cloak
maker in Philadelphia when Goodwin
met and married her. Soon after their
marriage she accompanied her mother
on a visit to Europe and when she re-
turned she corresponded with her hus-
band, but he refused to answer her let
tiers. Before this she drew her savings,
about $500, out of the bank and sent the
amount TO him. As soon as she found
that her husband had deserted her she
came to Uniontown in search of him, but
his friends sent him away, and it is hint
Ell that he has another sweetheart in
West Virginia, where he is new stop
ping.
All summer she fingered hoping for
him to return to her. AT last, despair
ing because of the hopelessness of the
situation, she entered suit against her
husbands father to compel him to sup
port her. The testimony has been taken
in the case, but owing to the illness of
her attorney it could not be argued and
she was forced to wait until the Decem-
Der term of court for settlement. Mean
time i'll health and lack of friends have
combined to dishearten her and she went
to the county home for shelter.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-11-27
Indian Relics.

Squire Samuel Compton, of Elk Lick
! township, is the possessor of fine lot OF
Indian relies, among which are flint ar
! row heads, stone hatchets of fine finish,
and implements of stone; altogether il is
most likely that it is the finest collection
of the kind in this county. There is be-
sides these very large stone that is in
its way quite as much curiosity as any
of the rest This is a large stone of a cone
or sugar loaf shape, perfectly dressed,
with large hole through the centre. Its
weight is said to be fully ton and it was
found somewhere i'm the vicinity of
Compton's Mill. Our local savants are
greatly puzzled both As 10 its origin and
its use some seem 10 think ii an Indian
relic, while others as stoutly maintain
that il is the work of some early settlers,
but seem to be unable TO assign any use
to which it could have been adapted.
The very latest assertion that we have
heard concerning this certainly curious
stone is that il was made by man named
Seese, who lived in the neighb0rhood
some seventy years age, vino used it for
crushing hemp-and this is as reasonable
a theory rs auV
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-11-27
Another Chapter in the wolf-Augustine
Warfare.

The legal warfare which has been wag-
ing for nearly two years between Joseph
Wolf, of Braddock, and Jasper Angus
tine, of Uniontown, has again broken
ont i'm Fayette This time il comes in
the shape Of levies made on all of VOLTS
property in Fayette county and which is
advertised by the sheriff and will he sold
unless Wolf can satisfy the judgments
entered against it 10y Augustine, aggre-
eating Si2,636. The quarrel between
these two men grew out of their business
relations. In long bill in equity filed
in the courts of Fayette, Somerset and
Allegheny counties, Wolf set forth that
in numerous deals Augustine, a. his
agent, sold properties to him at fabulous
prices, thereby defrauding him.
The matter has been resting quietly all
summer. owing 10 an agreement to arbi-
trate the differences. J. V. Thompson
was chosen by Wolf and A. ID. Boyd,
ESD, 10y Augustine as arbitrators. Mr..
Boyd declined to serve on the ground
that as he is one of Augustine's attorneys
il would not be courtesy for him to try
the case. Thus the matter rests. With
in the last week, it is said. Augustine has
been endeavoring to buy up more judg-
ments held by Uniontown parties against
Wolf for the purpose, it is alleged, of get
ting a tight grasp on his old enemy.
VOLTS belongings in Fayette county
are valuable.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-11-27
Women on School Boards.

DIR. Nathan c. Schaeffer, superinten-
dent of public instruction, is strong
advocate OF women on school boards.
He SAYS the office of director is one of
fitness aud if woman is more fit for the
place than man she ought to replace
him. ON the other side of the Atlantic
woman has shown that she is superior to
man in her fitness for the Office.
DR.. Schaeffer believes man is too
prone 10 neglect the comforts of the
school house, while on the other hand
the woman is more observant Of the
needs of children. lie has the first dis
trict to find i'm Pennsylvania where
women are members of the school board
that il is possible to talk Of the slaughter
of the innocents." He claims it is better
TO consult women in the curriculum and
grading of the school, and if he had his
own way he would put several women on
each school board in the state. From
long experience and careful observation
DIR. Schaeffer believes that we are taking
a great step forward when we place wo-
men on school boards.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-11-27
Will Elect Coustables.

Owing to the ambiguity of the Act of
Assembly of IsS9 relating to the election
of constables in this state, the commits
sions OF some were dated 1889 and others
1890. bat all for a three-year term, so
things became so mixed that il was diff
cult to tell i'm many precincts when the
constables should be elected. The last
session of the assembly passed an act,
which requires elections of constables 10
he made next spring in order to straight
en- matters out. T he act reads:
THAT the qualified voters of every bor-
ough end township, and where borough
is divided into wards, Of every ward, in
the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
shall, on the third Tuesday of February,
Ammo Domini one thousand eight hun
dred and ninety-siX. and tri-annually
thereafter, vote for and elect a properly
qualified person for constable in each Of
said districts, and a properly qualified
person for high consta bic in each of said
boroughs, and the person SO elected shall
serve for three years.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-11-27
WANTEr-A NkAE.
Several Good Ones Suggested fOr the Nev
Hatel

Several Good Ones Suggested for the New
Hotel.
\ number of our lady readers have al
ready ayailcd themselves of the oppOr-
tnnity 10 select name for the summer
hotel, now in course of erection on Tay-
mans Hill. One writer wants To know
if the names of all the ladies suggesting
names will be published in the HERALD;
certainly not at this time. Only the
names suggested for the hotel will be
published, and the identity of the ladies
making the suggestions will be kept Sc
cret until after the board of directors
have agreed upon seven names from
which the name of the house will be Sc
lected. After the hotel directors have
made their selection, the HERALD will
give them names of all the ladies who
have entered the contest.
A Friedens young lady writes: "Name
the new hotel MT. Airy HOTEL because
of its elevation"
'The site adopted by the hotel COM
middle states, occupying as it does, with
possibly one or two exceptions, the most
elevated ground in Pennsylvania. 1t
commands a view of the Allegheny, Ne
gro and Laurel Hill Mountains, and
therefore in justice to the location if for
no other reason the hotel should be call
ed 'Mountainview House" STELLA.
~ think 'ogiethorpe' would be real
sweet name for the hotel. II is English,
but has been adopted by several of the
principal resorts in the United States.
i. s."
Il think the most appropriate name for
the new resort" writes Somerset girl.
'would be Scotia in honor of Mr.. w.
A. Scott, Jr., who is the chief promoter of
the enterprise. Scotia is sweet to the
ear and appeals to the imagination. Ger
tainly the Highlands of Scotland are
not more beautiful than the highlands of
Somerset. T.. s."
THE name of the new hotel should be
romantic and would suggest that it be
called Hickory Hollow Inn,' since the
tract Of land to be converted into pleas
ure ground for the guests of the house
low MoLLIE"
"'Tayman Lodge has an attractive
jingle. 1t would bring lots of people to
the new hotel who have enjoyed the hos
pitality of the hotels conducted by Mr..
Geo. Tayman and his mother. Call it
'Tayman Lodge JENNIE"
~ am one of the old-fashioned girls
who believe in associating the names of
people with real estate, and therefore
suggest that the summer hotel be named
The Parsonage as tribute to the late
James Parson, who for SO many years
was the owner of the farm on which the
hotel will be built. / do not want to be
understood as intimating that the hotel
will be run in the interests of any relig-
iOus denomination. J. E.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-11-27
Fnforoe the Law

morrow calling the attention of cigar and
tobacco dealers in Allegheny TO the ac-
ton of the Board of School Controllers
on November 4. Resolutions were then
passed stating that hereafter the law re-
lating to the selling of tobacco and cigar
cites TO boys under l6 years of age will lie
vigorously enforced.
Principals and teachers were instructed
10 collect evidence against dealers and
older pupils who sell or give cigarettes to
pupils under the specified age. \ COM
miiiee of three was appointed to prose-
cute violators of the law. \ copy of the
anti-cigarette selling law is appended TO
the enotice.-ComB,ercia e. --s..s-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-11-27
Queer Notions of q Bishop.

In his address To the Episcopal Dio-
cesan convention at Albany, Tuesday,
Bishop Doane took the ground that the
states should leave the sale of liquor TO be
governed by the law of supply and de-
mand and should not undertake Ito exer-
else any special control' over the traffic
"other than that which it exercises over
the sale of other things" The present
method of giving it special privileges by
license and subjecting it to special re-
strictions, he argued, drives it into COM
bination for the use Of its political influ-
ence in defense of its business interests.
The way 10 get saloons out of politics.
the bishop of Albany thinks, is TO cease
10 make their business peculiar by a legal
treatment which separates and distin-
guishes it from trade generally. If they
were thus left to take their chances along
with the rest, he believes, with good rea-
sons, that no more liquor would be sold,
for ''there would be no more liquor
saloons than the thirst of the neighbOr-
hood requires" Having no longer need
to exert political influence for their pro-
lection against legal indiscrimination, the
saloons would cease to be ''centers Of
political power"
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-11-27
Jeuaer BOYS weasiug Day

Mr.. Don O'Connor, son of James
O'Connor, Esq, of Jenner township, will
he united in marriage with Miss Mary
Riley, of Meriden, Conn, at 8 9o'clock
this morning. The ceremony will take
place in Holy Angels Catholic charch in
that city.
The groom is well-known throughout
the north OF the county. Shortly follow
ing the Johnstown flood ne accepted "A
position with McClain 4 Co, who had the
contract of cleaning that city. Later he
removed to Hartford, Conn, where he is
employed as general superintendent for
the above company in construction Of
electric railways in New England.
Miss Bertha O'ConBor, sister of the
groom. will be one of the bridesmaids.
The bride and groom will visit the for
mer's parents during the holidays.