The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1898-06-22

AEl E-fttArAs =
{ ,ns must be in writing
j, ,ension Attorney l. c. Weitner Of
o,town has been disharred from prac-
4 before the United States Interior De
ment for alleged violation ofthe pen
laws
ala head Is an eczema Of the scalp
8 ssvsre sometimes. but il can be
n Doar's Ointment, quick and per-
.ent in its results. At any drug store,
6enis.
ras cannot open the foot when the
bant. that Is the reason they DO
fan of their percbes. If yon watch
L. walking. you viii notice that il
4 : its Toes as il raises the foot and
i them As il touches the ground
o,b Anderson OF Jenner township
]. I ,.l-e5 bv a horse several days ago
s. received a severe confusion on has
,hicb which will keep him coutn-
tbe house for several weeks.
o,tended bv DR.. swank Of Davids-
; c,eensburg Press says that from
of Dr Frank COwan's summer
At Nj odin, near Greensburg, one
,..;,b the assistance Of good field
command a view Of eight different
,;es Itis probably the highest point
al section.
,oe5 N fear sudden attacks OF ehol-
ingantum dysentery, diarrh@a, or
8. ,ner complaint. If you have DR.. fow-
q Fvtraet of Wild Strawberry in the
81 scine chest.
J boist. or hight, Of the flag should
the av. or length, as 10 is to ~.
Mon or blue field. should extend
L the fly in the proportion OF : S-5 to
nd should extend down the hoist :"
8 ,ae the seventh Of the thittee'
5 pes.
{ ,mael J. Baer. aged sixty-iour, OF
ssnville township, who forgot rs
rec papers and could not get a license
Cumberland, Md. was married there
/ Monday 70 Katie Fitz, aged thirty
he returned home and secured
/. missing papers before the knot W as
{. .,urdav Cuban scouts reported 20 Ad-
\ ,I samson that the streets OF Caima-
!, had been strewn with oil by the in
sitants with the intention Of destroy
4 the city and fleeing to the hills. The
4 lies four miles up the bay from camp
s-sIla- where the L. :. Marines were
lded.
faud which has existed for years
.ong the Sprow and Creager families
Frankliu county, Pa, resulted Monday
Id in the killing Of John Sprow, aged
Eears, by Max Creager, aged ID. The
I met in conflict near the Mormon
,rcb of which Creager's father is a
smber. and Sprow was felled by a stone
fown by Creager.
,nr large black snakes were killed at
blow tree near the Evans place, in
L. Spring Valley, by Samuel Hersh-
yer and Thomas T. Diehl. The total
Etb Of the four snakes was twenty
n feet. There are said to be three
. lurking around the same tree fully
rpa As those already killed. Some
be people Of that neighbor hood are
Il ng the hollow tree wide berth.
3 1edford Inquirer.
s. be story OF the mutilatien ofthe bod
S |pf the two young privates by the Span
which was sent from Kingston. Ja-
!. ca. last week, is now found to be en-
4 V untrue. The officer and men of
4 party which recovered the bodies
misled by The irighiful tearing
= Of the Mauser bullets when de
led by anything like brushwood, or
close range The men had ap-
sentlv been fired on by guerrillss at a
q lance of fifteen feet.
d 8otaries and other public officials
,bughout the country, have received
sn ion-Commissioner II. Clay
.ns a circular Of warning to all who
+, egard the instructions for executing
= ssion vouchers by past-dating, false
5 liiica.ion, and using stock" witnesses
be administration and acknowledge
Bat OF pension vouchers. Il IS the in
ktion Of ihe Bu-equ to institute Grim
! proceedings against the parties who
Bulge in these Illegal and irregular
|bc;ises.
rhe ''little Office bird perched itself
one Of the window sills Of our sane
IA late Wednesday evening and whis-
red that beneath one OF the shade trees
front Of the Waverly, it had heard
bmber Of Democrats and a few Repub-
lans declare that Hon. William ]. Baer,
Somerset. would be a candidate for
lngress thIs fall and that the Democrats,
|d:even gold Democrats and the anti
bay faction Of Somerset county were
ery anxious for an opportunity 10 vote
the ex-Judge.-Bedfori Inquirer.
The P. 4. r. spur from Windber to
'hbcock, the big lumber camp east Of
/ alp Level, Will be completed within a
|rtnight, and IN a few weeks the work
hauling millions Of feet Of lumber to
le markets Of the country viii be COM
lenced. Since the Babcock Lum Der
pmpany located its mills near Ashtola
lany hundreds Of thousands Of feet OF
lmber have been cut and stored away,
ID As soon as the railroad line is opened
lis lumber viii be shipped TO persons
hd firms who have already purchased
The material 10 be placed on the
larket by the Babcock people is pro-
pGnced 10 be as fine as that obtained
pm any other part OF the country.
4 decidedly original barber Of a nearby
wn closed his shop the other day and
|1sted the following notice upon the
por; TO the Public-This barber shop
III be closed FOR a brief period, as the
Foprietor has gone to help few OF Tn
E Sans BARRIERS better known as SOL
ers' scrape the face OF the western
miSpnere clearof an obnoxious growth
"nisAers, commonly called Spaniards.
shall not be going long, as Dewey and
Ampson are applying the lather. and
Nery'hing points to quick job, and a
can one. l wish 70 thank the public
pr past patronage. and on my return
ope 10 have shave also.-Emlenton
Jews.
''e Tenth regiment, Pennsylvania Vol
aleers' len San Francisco Monday after-
'.h With the second expedition for the
hillppines. On the Zealandia were the
enta Pennsylvania volunteers. Col. A.
: Hawkins, and part IF battery b. Of
he Oiah volunteer artillery. Two Max
p r@pid-dring guns were placed ready
p acton IN the bow Of the vessel. In
p 'lere were 60 privates and % officers
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