The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1897-08-04

.,,rs snd -, and blew open the sale
Nsa si.oat $50 in stamps ana ma, ss'Sn, ~.
TaEy - a. -.-e also taken from ne
Sns tHieee- left the door ana
s-ra -5 uhen they departed and
WHO'S ~. found thai way in the morn
lhs s'9.s s'9L',.-.r. for prying into the store
ias ll' -, ct AZ Peter Weimer ;
-.,b Measure that we call the al Al.
E .-- readers % Gariaho
ss'Fs- 81 me Is,t in the world, and we
ei.sl - many more Of them are soid
u1isr s,ber kinds in the United
tla1 90 '.-.-sar. They cost no more
ssa-7' p, ,-,eI f5r an inferior article
..tla recently prepared by Mr..
10 s5s4-rlan. the statistieian
,r..aI economist lawyer OF Ne"
an -. that there are in this eoun-
loTA. p, - worth S3o.9o.ec each,
~ - ,r.-tb SlO,G0.ooo each, loo
Z" ~7--b S5eoa,oaO each, 2,eo per-
FeT-'-9 - : an al0 each and 6,ooo per
s'i-' - aaoo1 each The totals OF
- 49,, s5,a.a s0.cg owned by s,sS
taess ~ ~ further estimates that ofths
PR. ,arpIs in this country less than
- na-sess more than half it
uss.-a-
liar snit has been instituted in
i - Huntingdon county, in
- - Wa-rfeJ. Norris, country lassle'
~ N-.-,.,s1u In trespass against W
merchant Of Mount Union,
IT, - -. damages Of SI.eo, Mertie al
q - anon the advice Of her physi-
- her father % Mount Union
i---- - rr>5m or Rochelle salts; that
.5--.-reg,igsn.ly gave for her use pull
LA--- -.7-nat-e. the four hundred and
- -. Of which she took within
- Asa result she alleges she
t-T aalfe.sd in body and mind.
--..s-as~ excellent" ''une-
80 .s-avsrr.~ durable, service
- '-.al-b-..eE.~ famous" These
A --,-s. tbs. are constantly being
Using OF Garland Stoves
5p.,-1- BY the hundreds Of thous-
r-.-r1.s who have them in praeti-
- From the Pacific TO the Atlant-
-. s-1m British America to the Gulf
-, tbeir praises are sounded
,r,. s,-v fresh air children from
- reached here Friday and quite
&c 1p saturday. They were met
-. cation l,v the local agents and
- l,vu re lle lower square where
- ra-a told o-f IN squads and sent
--.-..s districts for two weeks enjoy
Fl -bs country G0d made. While
T-.-sar were the aappiest lot Of young
-. =-rsr--st.s. They were cleanly
- .r..srl.v clad. wen behaved, polite
- -.r-sf with the abandon Of child
-..--54-tne trees that line the ave
--ss-f s11srs while waiting for the car
-..t5 taks them % tLeir new homes
- s.---f-1t. This charity Is noble one,
"a MANY ofthsm looked As If they need
ii ,7- ins8.-.-iug air and pure water
T,zrufl havsa happy time and those
--....-s s7- Them viii be equally happy,
s.r-f- more blessed 70 give than 70 re-
.sra-Wsversiale Commercial
--atgrern5r has signed the bill placing
.--.rfs-n efS- or Wild cats, = on red OF
- saxs, and 81 cents on miuks. In
--i.--e secr-e this premium the animal
7-.--fo-f.s entire pelt from tip Of nose
ms, ie presented o. Justice or Alder
man and a-Hayst made where and by
.,n tbs animal was killed. The officer
xii rbsu cut of The s4rs and burn them
irving The person certificate Of the
s11-.-r due him. who upon presentation
arr5s ssus D. the CouHIy Commission
sr.uiI receive 81 order for the amount
-771 the county treasury The officer
v5- rsr=- The certificate = % receive >
sz-, f1r liz service out of The county
treasury. Any person who shall wilfully
zaI azui1-eu.ly collect any premiums
Sal upon conviction therof pay a fine
ntszeeeiing S51 or undergo an impris
men. 10 The county Jail not exceeding
oas yszr or both. This law l. nov in
e1-L
Pupils are admitted any day at the
Nlscz. College. Fceeburg, Snyder coun-
q. Pa Il = recognized A. one Of the
Er-ul>t school, of music in the country.
- viI pay flra term Of SIX weeks, in
s-rle-ioH and board.
Tor catalogue address.
HENRY 3. MOVER. Director.
Tassupseme Caur, has laid down two
r1-s. which makes il very diiicult for
tIgye.i,ts % recover damages from q rail-
mad company for accidents At crossings.
The 6r>t l. thai 10 recovery Of damages
ell be had iI there i any e0utributory
negligence on the part of the persons in
iIrsl and again, everybody must stop,
ll0k and listen before crossing the track.
>sne line ago a bicyelist az Philadelphia
sd, killed on a crossing and bis widow
sgel f1r damages. Bur although il was
shown that the company vas neg igent
ll NO giving any warning 0f an approach
ing traiu and although the bicycIist loOk-
Il and listened and made a circle with
lls Wheel before crossing the tracks. still
tae supreme court decided against the
Nl11E, 1eal-e the man did not dis
moulL The c8se vas that Of Robertson
vs. Penlsy Railroad, which i re-
ported In - Pennsylvania Reports, page
81 -n wEich the supreme Court held that
t1e bicycle stop, circ.iug about, i not the
-eg- ,,ap, bu- 5icyc'is ists must disrnount,
i'oS and listen before crossing railroad
tracks.
Fr-iaE afternoon a farmer from the
ri-i- districts u Somerset county came
o -ae e-ry with load OF turuips and pro-
e'7i7l O. se.. his l8rn products TO those
p-p-s -lvIHg along railruad street. Be
-~7-l selling turuips and visiting every
,1E'som be came %. he grew very tired
ay NE Tine he met a crowd Of small boys
A--l Dig o. which the farmer took a
-Al1g. The farmer finally struck a bar
gam VIII Tie ads by which he obtained
possession Of the animal. which. by the
eAy' lefer belonged % them, for the tri-
mug sum Is cents. although the boys
made a determined kick for their price.
= oaais. Having secured possession Of
1-s canine the eouHtryman took a small
4-'l very much iecayed rope from his
~-S % and lied the dog % the rear end
y --s conveyance. He had hardly driven
t-AFe before one Of the lads let out a
--''.s -1-d and long. The dog heard it
---'l IN one determined pull he was free
--- >'a WIKI The l41s. Then followed a
--& vas long and exciting. The
-'7. -eil Ms team and started in pur-
- '- ne dog and the boys. The young