The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1897-09-29

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nl,Iic M Instruction. has prePSrea rep s,,o, nls
faDis lsmalion fixing October I'd as AfO0'
pay. ,.-o,,,,b purkholder
Al 'o-n.l I'D to the penitentiary for lille
va ,,'inally assanlting his ll-year-oid
nies. r;o,rsb;ra nm
80 ~ ~" , year-old ram. weighing close
o''ss' ~, rs Apply to Walter heiney'
someraet. Pa ,,-oa in
misery Of years has been cured IN
lne -. ,;,-l, ,y the use of Doan's ONT
ssius'. r,sitiye. never-failing remedy
men.' ..i,r piles and all similar diseases
Y, %oar dealer keeps it, or can get II '''
You. hon on amnlove
> ,.1,i,,ore 4 Ohio for the past Is
- :. = has been made superintendent e u
ye1,s tween Connellsville and Gum
the ~ rith headquarters at Conneiis-
beil1-,, Cbsrles Galloway, private secre-
Vi'lS' .cen sopt. Fitzgerald, takes Mr..
-. go. former place as trainmaster oil the
fr.t division ,.,..
-, who ride in buggies, on bicycles
-.--.hi,l,s. should always remember
o. =, =, .ro,sing a street or highway the
tnA' y :, foot has the right of way. The
pei, :, and if you injure pedes-
IS" ..-alsss riding or driving you
iTiAI -,,nsfble. = No one is required
are - a.,.ss the street TO keep out of the
!" - bicycles or vehicles. The riders
"4' a. ones 10 look out for clear track
nm ofthe tree to which Israel
-, y-ss once tied in the French and
-. -. rar is still standing in the little
~ -. of Crown Point, town in the
,rt of New York. Putnam was
upt-, - bv Indians during the French
e'''-. '.s. in August, lbs, who tied him
"a. tree and lighted bonfire about
4s WAS saved by Captain Molang,
I,--. - officer. and taken to Montreal,
- he was liberated by exchange.
pnring the absence of Undertaken A.
- S--,1q ofStrongstown, Indiana coun-
v. s,n5av. his wife filled the place Of
=. husband al the funeral of George
--,,fslf. Of BelsanO, whose remains
;,,,s-rad in the NJ. Z. Church Gene
:, Strongstown. Mrs. Strong di-
- the funeral in a manner that
-~,,lI have been a credit to any of the
...-,ar sex engaged in the business, ae-
ting 70 the testimony Of those who
were present.
60 J,buson. a wealthy farmer in
wsstm1reland County, has made inior-
-, before Justice Weaver. of La
-. charging his sons and others with
t,-...,la entry and detainer. johnson Is a
,ri5over. and recently, it is claimed, MT
,aIups shanty on his farm for the bene-
80, widow named Queer and five
,la5-sn. The boys objected to the pro-
ling. and the old man states that they
- o,be-s made a raid on the shanty,
making matters verv unpleasant for HIM
s4.faud the occupants.
The story that a swindler is working
.,,otrv people in Pennsylvania by cali
iryut their homes, being sure that the
5rsb,Dd Is out, and addressing the wife
ia. f,IIaws: Good morning, madami |
have inst met your husband and purchas-
alarsIf from him. He could not change
fHis - hill and be told me - call at the
b,gss and get So change" The scheme
works when the man gets his si5 change
ana 8enarts. leaving a SD counterfeit and
promise to come for the calf next day.
Tas frst aud only pictures Mrs. Nc
Eiplev has had taken in ten years appear
IN the October number of The Ladies'
Home Journal They form part Of
sarie, Of neG and unpublished photo
e-aphs Of the new occupants Of the White
House. Mrs. Mckinley wore for her
pic.ure her inaugural ball dress Of silver
ald white brocade, at the special request
o.ths President. who thought it particu-
larry becoming. The excellent portrait
ofMr. Mckinley in his office was taken
in June. The other pictures in the series
show the many changes in the arrange
msats and furnishings of the rooms and
grounds. made by the President and Mrs.
Mckinley.
The Tribune some time ago published
the fact that Silas Riggs, Of Derry town
ship i the owner Of COW not yet 5
years old which Is the mother of three
c4lve. all born within the past year. c. f.
Naugle. conductor Of the Ligonier Valley
railroad, comes forward with a COW that
had four calves before she was 3 years
old The first calf saw the light of day
the last Of October, 1856, and on August
:. lSa5, the second calf, and on June 10.
.s7. twin calves were born, making
them three within one year and the
mother only years old August /, 1887.
Mr. Riggs will have to award the medal
% Conductor Naugle.-Greensburg Tri-
Iune.
The Baltimore sun is authority for the
statement that probably the oldest station
agent in the country in point Of service is
james 4 Gary, the Postmaster General
ofIhe United States. He was appointed
agent az AlDerton, Howard county Nd,
Oh the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, some
i0rty-four years ago, and his name still
appeIrs on the pay rolls of the company.
The two next oldest Baltimore Il Ohio
agents are said to be Captain Charles w.
Harve-, AZ Ellicott City, Md, and John
". H0wser, al Relay. They have each
been in the service thirty-four years.
Ihe Baltimore & Ohio has also in actual
service passenger conductor, Captain
Harry Green. who has run trains between
Baltimore and Cumberland for forty
seven years.
i woman, accompanied by little girl,
Ia, been de.rauding different people in
Everett ., different times during the past
lev months, says the Press. Look ont for |
aef. The way she goes about il is some |
thing Ike this: She calls on minister
Of The Gospe. and introduces herself as a
member Of his church from some distant |
''"n ana mentions her would-be pastors |
name. She then tells her story, which Is
asad one, about being in destitute cir
olinsianeeS, and she mildly asks for
sn4- Donation Of = or anything, as she |
wants 10 buy a stove. After her depart
l'e She calls on the minister's members
s-'iiag That their pastor sent her to them |
lt ala' eie. The fact thai she has been
DONG more than one denomination in
'o"n brands her a. a fraud.
A. Il a brick were lying in my stom-
-.- I 'he description by dyspeptic Of
Ai' feeling amer eating.
Iais : one Of the commonest symp-
- ','ls o. Indigestion. you have it, take
Shaker Digestive Cordial.
No' only this symptom, bat all the