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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1900-01-31
ROBERTS ssUscED.
III. Hoa.s Adopted III. n.iorisy Rspsr.


WAsHINGToS. January 25.-The case of
Brigham H. Roberts. the Mormon Repre-
sentative elect from Utah. which has oc-
capied 10 much OF the attention OF the
House since the assembling of Congress.
was decided TO day by the adoption of a
resolution to exclude him by a vote Of 256
to 50.
The exact language of the resolution
is as follows:
That under the facts and circumstances
of the case. Brigham H. r ,berts. Repre-
sentative elect from the State of Utah.
ought mt {, lave or hold seat in the
House of Representative. and that the
seat to which he was elected is hereby de-
clared vacant
The amendment to expel Mr.. Roberts
without seating him. offered by Mr.. La
cey. was ruled out on point OF order,
and the House only vOtedupon the reso-
lutions Of the majority and minority of
tbs committee. The latter-to seat and
then expel Mr. Roberts-weIe defeated
81 10 IA.
An analysis Of this vote shows that I70
Republicans, y Democrats and Popu-
lists voted against it. and Il Democrats. o
REPUBLICANS. ? Populists and > Silver Re
publicans for it,
The majority resolutions. 10 exclude
Mr. Roberts and declare the seat vacant,
were adopted by 276 to 50. The affirma-
tive vote was divided as follows: Repub-
iieans, l64, Democrats. 9s, Populists. 4
aud the negative vote. Democrats, AZ, Sill
yer Republicans >, PopHlists l.
There were over score Of speakers to-
day, and the closing speeches on each side
were particularly able. Mr.. Lanham. Of
Texas, closed for the majority, and Mr..
DeArmond, of Missouri, for the minority.
Mr.. Roberts was present throughout the
day and only left the hall after the result
of the last vote had been announced. AS
he did so be gave out a statement Justify
ing ais retention of his plural wives ON
the ground that his moral obligation WAS
more binding upon his conscience than
technical obedience to statutory law. and
lying that there was no eXcuse for the
extraordinary efforts to crush a system
already abandoned and practically dead,
He said he was martyr to a spasm of
prejudice" He would not, he said. at
tempt to run for Congress again, although
he would go back home with light heart,
confident of the future.
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JOS. Horne &Co.
PITTSBUEG, PA.
Jackets and Capes.

Three months yet in which Jacket or
a cape will be essential TO comfort. To
our mind the Golf Cape is the most ser
viceable all-round Winter garment
natty, stylish, becoming 10 the young
woman as to the elderly woman.
Our Jackets and Capes are far below
former prices; stoek-taking is just over
and these have been marked in manner
TO make them find new owners quickly.
Send your measure To our Mail Ordt r
Department if the idea OF saving a neat
sum pleases you.
Golf Capes at s. 80 Former price Of this
stylish Cape was Sl2 So The colors are.
subdued. plain face cloths with plaid
hood and plaid back, just the kind that
matrons like TO wear.
Golf Capes in bright and subdued color<
at $1,000 each, which formerly sold for
$500
Blue and black kersey and cheviot Jack
cts, double-breaSted box front, are now
reduced to S. 90 each, former prices
$40 90 and Sl5OO.
Light weight black and tan Jackets Of
cheviOt, venetian aud covert cloths. fl,-
front and tight fitting, lined throughout
with plain and fancy tafFeta; heavy
weight black eheviot aud kersey Jack
cts, fly and double breasted box fronts.
The former prices of this line were
$500 and SIS OO-you choose now from
the assortment at $40 90 each.
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Now Congressman Sibley launch
es forth as a political prophet aud pre-
diets that Senator Qnay will be seated
and viii have votes to spare. He says
he has personal knowledge of a num-
Der Of Democratic Senators who will
vote in favor OF seating Quay, ami that
for every Republican who 70 IS in the
negative there will be a Democrat who
will vote in the affirmative. he also
Asserts that a number of Democrats
will speak in favor Of seating Qlay
when the question is debated. Sena-
tor Quay and his friends express the ut
most confidence in the outcome of the
case, and are anxious that the question
be- submitted TO vote Of the Senate.
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Oldest Twins in the stats-sa Year.

BELLEFoNTE, Pa, January "A 24-Amone
the most noted and prominent women in
Centre county are Mrs. Sarah Rhone.
widow of Jacob Rhone, and mother OF
Leonard Rhone, ex-Master of the State
Grange. and her sister. Mrs. Young. wild
Ow of John Young. They are the Oldest
twiu-sisters now living in Pennsylvania.
Both are as active as most women are at
90. Tomorrow they will celebrate the
S9th anniversary Of their birth.
Mrs. Rhone and Mrs Young were born
at Cob1rn, this county, January 2s, 1911.
They are the daughters of Leonard Ker-
stetter, a German, who was one of the pi-
oneers of this section of the State, and
one of the tallest and most powerful men
of those days. Sarah aud Lydia were
members of family of eleven children.
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Wednasday. February Is. 500

First and final account Of Amy Henry. ad-
miuiStmtor OF Matthew Henry. oecd-
FIRST and final account OF clara X. Shafier
and Mahlon :. Ra'tuqu, administrators Of
samuel r. Reima decd
First and final. ccount OF Josiah ~ BlOugh,
administrator OF IutlStan q. hlOugh, decd
First and IL al ac sOunt of Owen Murray.
administrator ana trustee VI Urias Murray,
dec
First and fnaI account nf Philip II. Walk
, ar exc sutOr of the .ast viii and testament of
t.stnarine Phil ippi, decd.
Ftfst and nm account OF Albert Z. Eicher.
administmtor of ID. NJ. Loop, deed.
First and final account Of james Lambert
executor OF Harriet Custer. deed.
second account OF W. ID. Younkin, admin
istrator OF Jacob &. YOukin, decd
The account OF Frank Bittner, executor Of
Jeremis j. Bittner, decd.
Account OF Emanuel NJ. Berkeley. guardian
OF Winnie V Berkeley, minor child OF Ezra
Berkle, decd.
First nd final account Of Harvey Miller
and Jathariuc Miller. TRUSTEES tor the sale of
tha res,' estate of Jacob r. Miller. deed
Fist and fnal account OF .. p shaver ad-
m n straior OI David Barnnart, decd.
First and nUal account % " "A. Fritz and
;. W. Fritz, administrations and trustees OF
Vim. FIR u, ecd.
First ahd nnal account OF Joseph Auman.
IT istee for The sale OF the real estate al Hugh
Auman, dc, d.
First ana maj account Of VIM p. Hay, ad-
minisirator and trustee OF samuel Neider-
heiser c ecd.
somerset. Pa. JOHN ). SHAFER,
Jan 81, 1900. Register
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A FEW mischievous persons in Con.
& ;ess and in the Legislatures Of several
of the States are ,rying to get the Unit,
e States TO violate its neutrality and
take sides in favor of the Beers. Iowa
and New York have just sat on some
of these meddlels hv adverse votes in
their Legislatures, and they have met
with reverses in other places. 1t is all
right for persons 10 have sympathy
with the Beers. There are thousands
of persons in the United States who
a e wishing the two Dutch Republics
recess. 1t Is wrong, however, for the M
u try to make either the Beers, Eng
l,nd or any other people believe that
the United States is going To use its in
4 hence in favor of either combatant.
This country will keep its hands off in
this conflict.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1900-01-31
Talked in His Sleep.

CHESTER, Pa, Jan. p James and
Amos, or "Pinney," Pierce were com
mitted 10 Jail without bail this evening
after hearing that lasted all afternoon
and the brothers will have to answer al
the March term OF court for the murder
of George B. Eyre, on December q, who's e
body was found Sunday last on an islan
IN the Delaware river at the mouth of
Raccoon creek. Up TO the last witness il
looked as if the case would fall, as not
one witness of the 20 connected the
Pierces ir the most remo,e way with the
murder, but the last witness created the
greatest sensation that has yet been in
jscted into this sensational case. This
witness was Miss Mary Cohen, of Will
mingtOn. Del. She said that Jim Pierce
came to her house On Friday. Decem Der
22i, and called her to the parlor, and that
after supper they went out together,
when Pierce bought her a watch and
some other articles Continuing her tes-
timony, the girl said Pierce returned to
the house and during the night he cried
out in his.sleep; ''Oh, did it, did iti'
''What did you do?H the Cohen girl
asked, and Pierce awakening. said: II
murdered him! l murdered himi" and
continuing he said that he and his broth
er Piuney had shot and killed Eyre. then
bad sunk his body in the Delaware river
al the mouth of RaccoOn creek. In his
recital of the story she testified that
Pierce told her he and Pinney were gun
ming with Eyre aud, being short Of
Christmas money, he shot Eyre in the
back of the head, killing him instantly.
He and Pinney then took Eyre's money
and valuables, and, tying the legs, sunk
the body. Eyre's boat was also sunk.
Mas Cohen said that she did not tell
any one OF the confession of Jim Pierce
until the weight on her mind grew so
burdensOme that one of the inmates of
the house, noticing her worried appear
anee, asked her what the trouble was and
she told her. The story was then given
to District Attorney Smith and Chief of
Police Berry.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1900-01-31

II HAVE not found a man yet who
was for silver in 1896 who is not for ii
now" says BRYAN. What about Sib-
ley, of Pennsylvania? Sibley was so
strong for silver in 1896 that many per
sons at the time thought that he ought
10 have been on the ticket with Bryan.
Lots of other old time Bryaaites are
against him now. For a man who is,
in the interest Of his candidacy, con
tinually on the wing, Bryan sc very
little that is going on in politics That
"6,500,G0 Of 1886 viii be good deal
smaller than this when the votes are
counted in 1900.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1900-01-31

SOMERSET COUNTY can be depended
upon to send two Republicans 10 the
Legislature this year who will vote for
the caucus nominee f0r United States
Senator, whoever be may be. They are
firm believers in the principle Of ma
joriiy rule, and are determined to wipe
ut the blot placed upon thei. reputa-
ton in this respect by the individuals
who so wilfully misrepresented them
in the last Legislature. The Insurgent
cause was never popular in Somerset
county, and it is certsinly less so to day
than ever before.
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Also

All the right. title. Interest. claim and de-
nrtnd Of Martha Jane 4 -rfOss and Jacob Ter
loss. Oh. m and 10 all Of a certain dwelling
house and the eastern half Of two contfguous :
lots M ground situate In the bOr0ugs OF
HockWOf'd- Somerset county, Pa and known
ana numbered on the general plan OF said
bOrough a. lots Nos. ls3 ard Ia. itirg 77C0
square Rect OF said Two lnt> Ofground BIund-
"a on the north by the Il. & .. nail road, east
oN an alieN. south by CsSselinan river. west
~ iOt OF James ID Ctitchfieid. having thereon
erected "A twO-story frtme dwelling house and
9utDnilding<, being the same premises which
fhlneas J. Neimer aud Mary r his wife nv
ueeu Cateu october ,. 1876. conveyed 10 n
gusius Lt-'i and AuguStu@ Lassf aud Mona. his
VIE by deed dated October a. fSlI. clrv, we'd
the satue 70 John RYAN. and by John 4 van 10
kobcri +. kierfan- by deed Gatei October IL
letl. nnu b. Robert +. Herman 10 Narfh9
Jane LerioSs and Jacob Zerfoss by deed dated
March ~. iS6
Taken in execution and 70 be sold aS the
prop srty OF Manhs lane ZeFfUss and Jacob
ZerioSS, at the suit Of Robert r kiernan.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1900-01-31

THAT two TO one vote by which the
Pettigrew Philippine proposition was
b saten in the Senate the other day has
dsmoralized and disheartened the Agui-
n tldists in that chamber. An oeca-
sional speech is still made in Congress
in favor of the TagaIs, but it is clear
that the friends of the rebels now see
that their defeat will be overwhelming
on any division in which the suppress
sion Of the insurrection and the reten
tion of the islands 10y the United States
are involved. All this ought to have
been foreseen by the enemies of the
Government from the beginning. Cop
perheadism is just as contemplate now
as it WAS a third of century ago. The
fitg-furlers will get as little quarter in
100 as they did n 1864
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Terms: /:

NcTic--An persons purchasing at the
apoNe sale wtli please take notice that 10 Der
cent. of the purchase money must be Maid
wnth property Is knocked down. otherwise "
VIII again be exposed 10 sale at the risk Of the
nrst purchaser. The residue Of the purchase
money must De paid on or before the day nf
confirmation. viz: Thursday. March /
100 NO deed will be Acknowledged uutu The
purchase money is paid In full.
JAMES B. SAVIOR.
Sheriff's office, sheriff
Jan. u. 1900.
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Trains Collide in snov.st0rn.

CUMBERLAND, January 26 Three msn
were injured. one fatally. in a collision on
the West Virginia Central and Pittsburg
railroad. three miles south Of this city, To-
day. Frank Winterstein. fireman. Cum
eerland, was severely scalded. and may
die John Nee. conductor, Cumberland.
and Robert Allen, engineer, Sinclairs-
Vile. w. Va, were badly injured. Their
train had become stalled on a curve, and
owing TO a binding snow storm it was
not perceived by the crew of another
freight train in time 10 avert collision.
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A UDIToR's NOTICE.

The undersigned having been appointed au
dilor by the OTphars' Court af SornerSei
county. Pa To distribute ire funds ia tn
hands OF Frincis Rant. administrator OF Ma
llda BfrrOn. & ed, 10 and among those legal
~ entitled thereto. hereby gives notice thar
he viii attend ~ the duties of said appoint
ment at the Office OF COlbOrn & Coib5rn. in
-omerSat. on Tuesday. Feb. %, A. D. 1901 -
] O'Clock In the afternoon OF said day when
and where all persons interested can attend
II they think proper.
Al. COLBORN
Jonuary L, 1900 Auditor.
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We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
Tor any case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Cararrh Cure.
FL. CHENEY & co props. Toledo. o.
We, the undersigned hay e kanwn +. J
Cheney for the last IS years. and believs,
him perfectly honorable in all business
transactions and tinancislly able u carey
ont any obligations made. by their firm.
w EST q TRuAN. Wholesals Druggists.
Toledo. o. WALDING KINNAN Il MAR
WIN. wholesale Druggists. foisdn. o
halls Catarrn Cure j. tak en- internally.
acting directly npon the blood and rnil
cous surface Of the system. Price 75c.
per bottle. Sold by all Druggists. Tes,i-
monials free.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1900-01-31

Two or three good parties to join me in
the purchase of !, 400 acres of semi-anthra-
cite coal land in Arkansas. Coal and land
have been thoroughly examined by me.
and this is one Of the chances of a life
time. viii meet any persons interested
and give them full particulars. This coal
Is smokeless and almost sootless.
Address GEORGE W. KEMP,
Harnedsville, Pa.
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FLORIDA.
Two Weeks Tour via Pennsylvania
Railroad.

Two Weeks Tour via Pennsylvania
Railroad.
The first Pennsylvania Railroad tour OF
the ~ ason 10 Jacksonville, allowing two
weeks in Florida. will leave New Yorl,
and Philadelphia February 6.
Excursion tickess. including railway
transportation, Pullman accommodations
lone bertn). and meals en- route in both
directions while travelling on the special
train, will be sold NJ the following rates .
New York. $50 90; Philadelphia. HerriS-
burg, Bsltimore aud Washington. S4s 90.
Pittsbnrg. $500. and at proporIIonafe
rates from nIher points.
For tickets. itineraries, and other infor-
nation apply - ticket agents, Tourisr
Agent AZ 1876 Broadway. New York: 4
torrt street, Breoklvn; 7Sg Rrcad Street
Newark. y. ] y r0nrl.e"der. Jr.. P,s
Senper Agent Bsltimo,e DiStriet. RaIti-
more. Nd; Colin Sfudd-. Passenger
Agent South eastern District, We hipf
tou d e.; Tbos- T. Wsff. Ps-senoer
Agent Western Di~trics, pniSi,nig. p:
~ !" Geo w. Boyd. A-si~f-nt tss-a.r-l
Psssenger Agent. Broad Street staticr.,
Phiiadelphia.
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SOUTHERN expansion sentiment has
grown To such az extent that Mr.. Bryan
thinks il advisable 10 begin trimming
But Southerner who lo-ks for real
expansive policy in that quarter is not
familiar with the Bryan record on the
Philippines.
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Try erain.ol Try ar.in-o,

Ask your Grocer to-day to show you y
package Of GRAIN-0. the new food
drink that takes the place Of coffee. The
children NAV drink il without Injury as
well ss the adult. All who try il. like il.
NkAiN-O has that rich seal brow u of
Mocha or Java. but il is made from pul a
grains. end the most delicate stomach
receives it without distress. the price
- cnffee. l5c. and 25 cts. psr package
Sid by ali grocsrs.
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Tried Five Doctors.

Mrs. Frances L. Sales. Of Missouri Val
lev. Ia. writes she had severe kidney
trouble for years. had tried FIVE doctors
without hanefit. hut three bottles Of FO-
LEY'S KIDNEY CURE effected a err
feet cure. All Druggists.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1900-01-31

BRIGHAM H. ROBERTS. tie polyga-
mist, who was elected TO Congress from
Utah, was refused his seat by the House
of Representatives on Thursday. The
matter was argued for several days,
some twenty speeches having been
made, and Mr.. Roberts was allowed to
plead in his own behalf in a talk Of an
hour and a half in length. The final
vote on the question of allowing him
70 take his seat resulted 26S against, and
50 in favor. and Mr.. Roberts is aga u
back in private life.
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ExECUToR's NOTICE.

Estate OF DanielD. johnson. late Of Summit
township, Somerset county, Pa. decd
Letters testamentary on the above estat,
having been granted 10 the undersigned by
the proper authority, notice i hereby giver
10 ali persons Indebted to said estate TO ma K.
immediate payment. aud those having claim,
against the same 10 present them duly au.
thenticated for settlement. on or before Sal.
urday, the 2ith day OF February, 1900, at late
residence OF decd
IRA d. JOHNSON.
John X scott Executor
Attorney.
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IN DIVORCE.

Ehristcna Smith. In the Court or Com
DF her nexi frieud- mon Pleas OF SOM
Nohrdu l. nderinans er-et county, Pa
49, v No :. sept; T lSaa
milton J. smith, Alias -ub. in Divorce
~ No - Der. T. lSa
To Milton J. Smith. ne efeoiaI,f abore r,ra,~,f
lo1 are hereby notified to be and apnear
at thr next Court OF Common Pleas for SOM
ersef county. to he held at somerset. Pa on
the "a Monday OF Februa " A ID 1870 a;fb
daVl to answer "A complaint OF ChriSten,,
smith. your wife the plaintiff abOv- NAMED
ana SHOW cause n any YOU have whv .-,rr
said wife should not be divorced frofn fha
bonds % ma rimony entered into with Won.
rye ably IN the prayer Of her petition ana
hOel exhibited against you before said Court.
SheriG7s Ofire, LIB. SAYs.0R
Jan p. 1890 shrfiH
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RULE TO ACCEPT OR REFUSE

To Phenice Walter. OF Davenport. Nebrislg
Annie White, residence unknown: JOhI
Walter. residence unknown.
You are hereby notified to sppear az an Or
phanS' Court to be held al Somerset, Pa. OF
Monday. the 2ith day OF Februa ~ next q
accept or refuse 10 take the real estate O
William Hanger deed. at the ppraised VA
uation, or show cause why the same shoult
not be sold.
Sherit-s Office, JAMES b SAYLOR.
January 10, 1900. sheriff
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FOR RENT-DwelIing house, corner
Union and Pleasant streets, recently oc-
cupied by William Winters. Address,
PARKER TRENT,
227 Indiana avennA.
Washington, ID G.
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A DECISION by Judge Brewer, of the
United States Supreme Court, incident
ally holds that the new century begins
January next. This exhausts the le-
gal aspects Of the case.
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T EGAL NOTICE.

In re estate in the Orpbans' Cour,
OF OF Sornsrset Cof,1fV
Urias schrock, deed Pennsylvania
sth January. 1900, on petition OF JoSeph
Miller. administrator. etc. OF Uriah Schro k
late OF Jefferson township. dec'd. tat Cham
hersl the Court appoint Jonn o. KimmrI
fsq auditor To make "a distribution of the
funds in his hands to and among those enti-
tied thereto.
SOMERSET COUNTY, sS:-
Extract from the Record certified jan
uary 3, 100.
-, JOHN 5. sHAFEP.
SEAL Clerk.
In pursuance OF the foregoing commission
The auditor above named will attend AT his
Office In Somerset borOugn on Thursday the
sth day of February, bOl to perform the du-
ueS named in the above commission of
which all persons interested will please take
notice.
January y, 1900 Auditor
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mosDaY. FEB. 2s, 1900,

NorIcK Is hereby given To all the Ju'tic,--
of the Peace. the Coroner ana Con-t'si'ies
,cifbio the ss,id county Of Somerset. fii'si tney
b., then aud there in their proper persolS With
their rolls records. inquisitiOfls, examinations
and other remenDrtnceS, 70 do those Things
which 10 their office and IN TINT behalf y
pertain To be done. and also they who viii
prosecute against the prisoners that are OF
Shall be IN the Jail OF Somerset County, 70 be
then and there 10 prosecute against them as
Si''ii DC 'u'~ JAMES b. sAYLoR.
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Judge Mitchell Stricken.

WELLsBoRo. Pa, Jan. 26-Justice John
|. Mitchell, of the Superior Court. suf
fered an attack Of paralysis at his home
here to-day. uis entire right side is
affected and his condition is regarded as
quite serious.
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A UDIToR's NOTICE.

The undersigned having been appointed
auditor by the Orphans Court Of cOmerse,
County, Pa. to made distribution Of ths
payments not yet due. in the hands OF Nalcn
tine Hay, administrator, d. b. n. C. & a.. 81
Thomas Price, decd, realized in the state OF
Pennsylvania. 10 and among the heifs and
legal representatives Of said Thomas Price.
deceased, entitled thereto. hereby gives notice
that he will attend To the duties OF said ap
pOintment ON Wednesday, the 2ist day o.
February, 1900. At his Office In the borough Ol
a. m, when an all parties interested
can attend II thrs -ss proper. or be fOreVe
barred from participating In the distribution
In any part Of said estate.
i'll PUGH.
Auditor
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We are selling fine furs very cheap.
This applies To the finest sorts of furS-
Sealskin, Persian Lamb and Sable W..
have, of course. all the popular sorts. and
anyone thinking OF investing in fars will
do well to get our prices before they de-
anything. Ii is good time tn bnv. ~
all good furs will undoubtedly be much
higher next season.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1900-01-31

DEBATING societies that tackle the
relative merits Of expectation and real
ization have an interesting object lesson
ia the British experience with Spion
X %.
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SHERIFFS SALE

BY virtue OF Sundry writs OF Fieri Facias.
Isrvari facias and Nenditioui Expouas issued
out or the Court OF Common Pleas OF Sofner-
set County, Pa, and 70 me directed, there will
be exposed 10 sale at tne Court House in
Somerset borough, on