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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1900-03-21

THE IIisuTgent element in the Re
plb.ican party Of this State that reccg-
nizes the leadership of David Martin
and William Finn was badly worsted
ia about every instance 10y the Regular
RepD5lieans at the primary elections
tlat occIrred Saturday. Tae Finn
Martin contingent represents the ele
ment that is responsible FOR the boliipg
OF the Republican caucus on the United
States Ssnatorship at the recent session
of the Legislature, aud which, through
alliances with the Guffvy Democrats,
maint iins an organization which is 10
coo perate with the Bryan Democrats
at the coming election fer members of
the Legislature, wheTethey are unable
to dictate the nominations OF the regl-
lar Republican candidates.
1t is alleged thls 3 ~ Finn, al one
of the Insurgent conferences held in
Phi 'adelphia early in the winter, eoh-
tracted with the So called "Business
Mems League TO carry seven of the
western counties against the Sisiwart
Republicans. In i've Of these ccun,ies
the primaries have already occurred,
AMI in each instance TIE Film forces
have been completely routed and Grub-
bed. The party y-wF' cSers and Caucus
bolters up to date hsve captured just
two candidates.. 0ae was in Arm
strong county and the other in Lsoka-
wanna, where Speaker Farr. owing to
local differences, was defeated by 4
small majority.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1900-03-21

all times. The early ins'ita'ion VAS oa'A'
DISMAL places where tha iesAne we're in
,risopea snf punished at tbs viii OF toe
keepers. Nothing vas done for the com
fort and haDDiness OF these unfortunate IN
m.,e-. through this association inyssi'e@
tSn sre made and reforms bruuRh; Aeou'.
untll We have brought about orr pressn'
e.eean, ard iaely equipped state ho-pi''s'
wis "a neither harsh words Dor force l. 'oi-
sr.t.d
In sddiion 10 this. ihroulh the advocacy
ard investigation Of lLo-e sn sympathy 'oT
the welfare of the insane, the s'ogn's Cite
Act Of ASS mbly vas p,sse.i. modelled fer
The wisconsin plan Of caring for th' ''>'nr'
which. sf,er = trial oi dozen Of ye.'~. h7s
proven II he mos, sa,cessfui ia every re-
speei. The inmates more carefully cared for
with a great swing 10 the state an ihs
county Twenty or more counties have
aiready bailt hospitals an ma ie provisions
for the care Of their insane, ani a. S'ner
set county has always q Grst in beds OF
heroi m patriotism, she his Il YER been
lacking iu bfr chEriiies or earr Of her poor
and npforiunste Anl r~rirg upon onr
be St juGseneii, With pn 'qaai desiie both
As a director as well as a citizen. and he
lieving that thu law is a wise aud humane
one. We have erected the bsanutui sab'
s,autial and fnsly eqpippsd hospital for
the ere OF the insane
Al ny Inquiries have been made as to how
il is economical or a savitg 10 the county.
The state pays 81 so per e-k for evers
patient cared for and tie isdIu The hospiiai.
Last year l. co-t the eou ~ S1.62 10 fos
the entire expense Of niAinisinrg the poor
house outdoor ezpar ses and tiea ment Of
her insane in the huspital. We received
from the state for treatment # The insan-
in the hospital the snn Of 50 257 10 which,
bring ds sduci, from the entire cost. leaves
a balance Of S6.44492 for the c9uEty to
pay a saving Of 81 .257.7s And when al
,ur insens are returned TO our hospital, the
savlugs vi | Increase. as We viii have moth
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1900-03-21

THE Pennsylvania Hsa keye, n week
ly pap published 81 Bedford, Of " l,icii
Congressman Tbropp is the rpulea
owner, ia recent issue goes to great
psins TO explain the removal Of veteran
Samuel A. Dean as postmaster at Al
Olson, Somerset county, and n stale
what il is pleased 10 csli the facts,
which it claims to have investigated
with great thoroughness, that lead up
to il. Ii then proceeds x. z.~st length
TO make a deliberate misstatement Ct
the facts. The Hawkeye's statement
that Mr. Dean had disposed of his Ad-
disOn property, transferred the post-of
fl e and removed 70 another State. il
positively incorrect, as the papers on
file in the POST Office Departments ard
the Deed Reenrcs in Somerset county
viii show. The true facts in the mat
ter sre "a the HERALD stated them
some weeks since, briefly as follows:
s a. Dean is veteran of the Civil
War and = Sialwsrt Republican. lie
wss appointed postmaster al Addison
about .wo years ago. He was engsged
la business in Addison with his broiher
aud nephew. his nsphew was assist
ant postmasser, and had almost exclu-
sive charge Of the Office. 0xing 10 the
d.licaecondiiioa OF the health Of men,
hers Of his family Mr Dean concluded
Il take them to nil.isr elirnai. daring
lie severe winter monshs, and went
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1900-03-21
PUT TO The TEST.
Public Endorsement is what
Counts.

Everyb- ly has their hour OF t.out;e,
BIZ; people having any itchiness Of The
skin
Have many hours Of trouble.
Nothing SO annoying. Nothing SO irri-
tsiing.
Scratch it, it becomes worse.
Leave it alone and you can hardly
rssnd the misery.
Itchiness comes in many forms.
Eczema and horrid itching piles.
Relief and cure are here at last.
Thousands have put il to the test.
Doan's Ointment cures every fern OF
itchiness Of the skin.
Read the following statement.
Mr. D. X. Peters. farmer on Forkes
Road. Greensburg, Pa, says: :" For six
or seven years suffered so severely from
eczema of the skin that could not lie in
bee and rest and the irritation ct times
nearly set me crazy. | bought Doau's
Ointment. applied it and can honestly say
that the first half dozen applications re-
moved all the irritation and less than
half the SO cent box cured me. 1t is
row months since used il and there has
been no return of the trouble. shall
always be pleased to recommend Doan,s
Ointment as marvellous remedy for hear
ing ard soothing ell Affections 10 which
1t is applicable .
Doans Oinimen, for sale by all deal
ers. price so cents box. Mailed or sc.
ceipi Of price by Foster Alilburn Go
Bu.ia' o. n. Y. sole agents for the q. 5
Remember The name. D3au $. and take
nc other
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1900-03-21

THE jury ia the JohnstOwn Demo
crat libel case, which was on trial be-
fore Jldge Bel, Of Blair county, at
Ebeusburg last week, returned a YER
diet Of guilty Sunday morning. The
prosecution was brought by County
Commissioners Clerk Gates, aud was
founded on an article published in the
Democrat during last falls campaign,
in which Mr.. Gates was accused Of omit
ting to transfer the names of certain
Democratic voters from the Assessors
returns 10 the tax lists with view Of
disqualifying them 10 vote at the No
vember election. Sentence has been
suspended pending motion fer new
trial.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1900-03-21

We are thankful that during the year
there we're fewer children committed to oUr
c.se than in previous years No more i'm :
or,ant problem confronts soci.;y to-day
tnan this question Of properly c~riDg for
its neglected children. 1t Is an Old saying
and passed INTO proverb, that The child is
father of the man. Il has also bssn said.
that ..svary case Of vagHbondlge has it,
root 10 some neglected child" II so. hos
necessary that We look after the neglected
aud abandoned children. the children Of
poverty and crime. children of vicious or
ieuorant or drunken prenss. m my Of them
by the insx9rable law OF hsredi;Y. imbusd
from bitch with evil propensi iss aud viei-
Gus nienciss. This is The element from
WHICH our great army of paupers and
criminals is yearly recruited The state has
wis, II enacted law making it criminal on
The p,rt Of those in authority 10 our insti,u-
tious to permit child bet~een the ages Of
Two aud sixteen TO remain oser sixty days
n the poorhouss. The stability OF The
commonwealth is the edUcstiOn Of the
youth. In views Of this and desire TO do
all that could be done toward mukIng use
tai men and woman Of these committed 10
COR chsIg.. We have used every N ans in
tie effort TO make vslnabls ei, z as Of these
unfortunate children
The Children's Aid Society has been ever
ready and willing to aid as IN tie care Of
these hitie ones, and We aekroSledge our
thanks 10 them tor their uniiring work aud
intere t ID finding suitable homes. We
rented hoass for the Aid Society al
plae. = it in their chEge suitable mat
rou v IS chosen. and all The children cnm
mi.ted to the polr house were Immediately
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1900-03-21


Is speaking Of the recent municipal
primaries in Pittsburg, where Senator
Finn, the great Insargent apostle OF
reform holds undisputed sway, the Dis
patch of that 'iiy has this 70 say in al
editorial ia lis issue of Monday a week
We had some municipal primaries here
about two months aga, and an opponent
of the existing municipal coafral had the
hSrdihood 10 stand for the Republican
nomination in bis ward. In three pre-
cinets he had majority OF 2}j. bat in the
fourth. The vote Of which WAS not known
until the other returns came in, the ma
chine rolled up 2I3 majority against him,
with total vote more Than twi, e the total
vote of all parties at the State election.
The beneficiary of this political enthusi
asm Is BOW a Councilman elect.
Aud yet the immaculate Rgformer
lifls up his voice and hypocriticaily
walls about tie Wickeduess Of the
state Machine" Il is aboat time
that William was presented with an
other loving cup on behalf Of the Re
form" members Of tue last Legislature.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1900-03-21
REPORT OF THE
DIRECTORS OF THE POOR
-AND-
HOUSE OF EMPLOYMENT
OF
SOMERSET COUNTY, PA,
For The Year EndiI g December
3lst. 1899.

To The Honorable tie Jud-es Of the Cunt
@iQuartr S,sions If The Pace and
GraRdJa'y ef Somerset County PenA'a..
Concerning he Foua Nondly Of Ft6ra-
arg. 4 d. 1900:
In compliance with the Sixth Section Of
the Act of ASS mbly. approved the 18th day
of April. 1915. providing for the erection
o. House of FmploymeIt and supFo #
the poor Of Somerset coun'y. The uDdersigr-
ed Directors herewith respectfully submit
their report for the year ending Decembe,
81 A d.. 1899 of the Poor House. show
ing the number and SEX of all persons main-
tanned and employed IN said House of EN-
ployment, and suppoit-d aud sis c ] Il e.
where as we'll as the names Of those who
have died. discharged ard eloPed at said
House OF Employment during the ye'r, aud
of the chid,en indeniured with the names
of their masters. their oecup .tion. aud when
ihsy will be free.
Also the names Of all The Children v be
have been placed in schools and institutions
and.those Nho have heen handed over t,
'hs Childrsn's Aid Society, aud of h :,
maintained 10 pIivAt families. and, the
provisions of the Act of Assembly approve
Juae 10, 1883.
We also herewith submit, full detail
report of the new Somerset County Hospi
pual building for the IusAue, eree,ed to.
pest year, together with statement of tb,
number of insane placed iu the hospital 70
treatment. with the amounts received fo'
their maintenance.
We also herewith submit an. account ~
oil sales of products, .ona'lons bequ ST.,
and moneys received by or for ,b-m ].
addition to the Information required BY th
Act of Assembly, the Board of hi ec;or,
herewith furnish under suitable headings
the nam mas of all those who are properly uu
der the care and direction of said Board o
Directors OF the Poor. with statement o.
the am ,nnts paid foe their maintenance
We also submit an account of all prod, ct
raised on the farm. me.erlais made
manufactured. condition Of farm improve
ments AMI repairs made, together with
statement of she opening Of the new Sop'r
set County Hospital for the cars of the i =
lane With such other items as may be- at
n er-st to III CIart. GranI Jury, aud tho
public.
All of which is respectfully submitted
al certified this 3lst day of December. 4
D., 1899.
J. W PEcK.
Attest - NJ. SaUMAK,R
l. @. CoLBlRS ADAM y. MILI.iR.
Cleik. Directors OF the Poor
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1900-03-21

ON April 81 the q E.y case viii be
taken up ia the United States Senate
and fought 20 a finish, aud there Is but
little doabt - 10 what the finish will
be. The opponents Of the Senator, by
parliamentary tactics, are doing their
best to prevent vote being taken,
knowing fail well, as they d., that it
would result in according ar. Quay his
seat by a decisive majority.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1900-03-21

Oxsof New Halnpshire's prominent
Democratic politicians is out for Me
Kinley. Tie Republican insjOrity in
that state in 1896 vas nearly twice As
large IS Bryan's total vote, and viii 90
higher this YEAR.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1900-03-21
BY receipt Of WIN. winters. Treas. R.H-
SCHEDULE al"
A.-....-.-l.-- u.

St ck on Farm Horses = cows Il; 2yearod cattle lya
cattle 2. sueStng calves. bulls chickens shep,
arm np nen same as last with the addition Of nss
RAISED tarm-touS hay. fodder Il, ~
forn ~ wheat ~ oats 1851; buekwheat l 5eels s sh,
- butter 1880 tallow 2G lard l00O barrels dried tre
pies, drted elderherricS
slt bushels onions parsnipS, ses
so potatoes liAs fruit gallons appebutter a. a
pumpkins. 10.
articles Manufactured dresses 81 drawers % ssTS
apuns ~ chenises = bonnets, p g. Slclue ts SOL
s soekings footed . Mems socks 81 shirts 81 handks.h
mittens. f socks fOoted 81 Chdren's chemises T. dr
waists puts s; shirts, iS ShrOuds pillow bo
towelsoug 5 towels Al; sheets p; dshcOths p bed eo
J. iitm ReaEs. do hereby certify above report p
I9lseo on ths Etr ariees ntnuflcur and stock ana ~
rect and true.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1900-03-21
Does Coffee Agree with Yea !

II not. drink Grain o-made from pure
grains. lady writes '-rhe first time
rnsde Grain o did not like il hut after
nstne il for one week nothing would in-
dnee m. 70 % hack 10 coffee" Il nouv-
ishes and feeds the svsien- The chii-
Gren csa drink II freely with great bene-
NJ. /. j. the irsresAeniBg substance az
pure grains Get pack age 10 day from
yaur grocer. follow the dir rlions in max
ing i stfd you will have = delicious sns
hs.sl; hiul table beverage for old and
yeurg. l5e aud e5e.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1900-03-21

THE manner in which the Stalwart
Republicans Of Indiana county, under
the skillful leadership Of Attorney Gen
erai Eikin, did up the party-wreckers
aud caucus boliers who were led by the
Insgrgent boss, Senator William Finn,
at Saturdays primaries, was beautiful
to see. Finn may not be as handsome,
bat he IS a wiser man than before he
commenced 10 monkey with the Elkiu
bnzz-saw Flinn is not in the At;or-
ney Generals class.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1900-03-21

Mr. BLACKBURN prudenlly absen;s
himself from Kentucky at this june
ture. He will presently try to eonvince
the Senate that the election in Ken
lucky WAS valid as to himself though
absolutely null in the case of Repub-
sicanS
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1900-03-21

Elk Senator Pefer's son Sherman, aged
thirty. was found dead in lodging house
in Kansas City last Wednesday. On the
bureau was found box that bad contain
ed morphine and a note reading: Path
er-I don't like to do what l am doing,
but arm tired" The suicide was limo
type operator. and had worked lately on
the Capital. in Topeka, the paper which
Rev. Charles NJ. Sheldon is now trying to
run.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1900-03-21

THE new financial biH will increase
the circulation without in the slightest
degree impairing the l00c dollar, equiv
alent to gold everywhere throughout
the world. This is the Republican idea
aud the Republican achievemenL
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1900-03-21

To the Honorable. the Judges Of the Court
of Quarter Sessions. the GRIND Jury. Of
Somerset County, Pa. and the Public:
At the close Of another year. snl the
close of the nineteenth e5niury. We most
respectfully sumbit and Law before you The
ADnua' Report Of the Poor ani Hous- of
Employment, as well as the Hospital for
the Insane of Somerset county. In doing
30, we are more than ever convinced of Il
provision Of this hnmann law of establish
ing a home for tie poor in the earl, history
of the county. And. while the law es,ab
fishing hospitals IN the several clua-ias Of
the commonwealth for the care of her in
sane. is yet in its infancy. we believe as
the years pass by experience will nvince
all of the wisdom OF the law.
The pas, year. perhaps more than any
former. imposed more srhuons dn;iss ana
greater responsibilities upon the directors
Of the poor. and in the disehaPe of these
duties. II errors were made, il was uis
taken Judgment rather tbsn lack of in
terest.
Somerset county. with its unioll M mneral
wealth. is fast developing inta the richest
coal fields OF the state. 10 saw no'hing OF
her iron. FIRE clay, linn stone AMI ssnh
and as the coal fields ard ores are aev-Iop
ed our population will increase 10 propnr
ton. and il is possible that within the n. <,
dscads % years she Will have doab'ed
her population. This increase of poonl,-
tion. will also bring increase of cxpensss
20 the county. And. while THE increase of
inhabitants brings within our borders
desirable class of citizens, it al-o brings
with it many who are not So. and ii no
from the time they settle they become an
expense to the county There Is no iusii'u-
ton or officials whose burdens will be so
largely increased. and thu responsibilities
greater. 'tan the directors of the poor.
The Office of director of fh- poor is one
of the most responsible as well as the most
onerou. of any in The coa1tr. They are
s'e not only charged with the duty OF al
niuis,ering TO the par ana curing 70, the /
unforua-ta in life hat unaa thern ~.
re.i~ the rrsP"n sihili'v Of making this aa. I
Of govern mebs resp c;s',le and
50 ssful. I
Thy are ~. gard ,ns ~ ~. god p,ai.
ar fame o ths e'e-sno.. ,ry iue.i'n ,..-.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1900-03-21
Tie Nation on a Cold Basis.

The Gold Standard bill became law
last Wednesday afternoon, when it " as
signed by the President.
As President McKiuls y was signing the
bill he called attention 10 the coincidence
that the l4,h of the month was the day on
which the most important modern finan-
cial laws had been approved by the Pres
ident The RefundIng Act Of July II,
1870; the Resumption Act of July II. 1872
and the Sherman Act of July IA. 1880,
were now crowned, he said, by the Gold
Standard Act of March IA. 1900.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1900-03-21

PRESIDENT Kragsr seems TO be made
Of Tie same kind Of material that en-
tered into the construction Of General
Cropjs. He will probably be whipped,
bot he will be the last man TO surren-
dor
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1900-03-21

FROM present Indications the delega-
ton in the next State Legislature viii
he almost entirely imposed OF friends
Of Senator Qaay. The Insargent inen'-
bers will be few and FAR between.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1900-03-21
RELIGIOUS Ixsnc,.,.


Religious exercises were held -,
by Elder silAs Hoover ubo 80 '.ol
each funeral His visit. to \. ''.;l,'' :;
encouragement to the agss 49,. sea 1
the valley Of The shadow !, 'spo
comforting to all. '' =
Before eiosing this report. y, "a.
tors b 'iding over, desire 10 80. - q
appreciation of the services rsoI.- ..''' 4
poor and the public BY oar f.ll,' ''''i o [
J. w. Peek. His services w.,s 4''''
siintedly. aud be never .,;.. s'''
His genial and socnl depor,m.r. g
judgement, bis s'ris, integrity. - 4, = :
interest in tie welfare Of n. ~. . 2
greatly appreciated. The publ. - - ,.
a debt of gratitude for the ,o.'.' e.''
snd faithful discharge Of hi. s7,-
We hereSi;h su5ni, to w, =,
bic headings the names Of tho.s :, y
received and main,aiuei a, IN. >
well as those who we're di.eb..,-,
we'll d.sd. or elcp.d; also. ~ :.
those who have BEEN treated n, a.,
for the insare; also. an aeeou,, !.
duets raised on the far, -,
tered. as well as an account of,n
received by the directors on -. -
slies made, and for maint,i,,
aud monies received from the Sta.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1900-03-21

n. 4, nav 10 ,bs state hospital aud receive
sl 50 Der week for tie same patie1t main
tanned At hume.
An insi,alon Is extended to all to visit tbs
home and hospital and examine ard invesii-
este 70. themselves
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1900-03-21

is BANNER SALVE. 1t is made from
prescription by a world wide known.
skin specialist and Is positively the most
healing sslve for piles. burns. scalds.
ulcers, running sores aud all skin dis
eases. All Druggists.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1900-03-21

IT MUST be apparent to the Demo
crats that General Wheeler's views
about the Philippines were not lest in
the mails.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1900-03-21

.sa.s, : n' . the bone The elird,..
ss-sd for. Many ehild,s, ed !,
! e AID Society n sood ,s,ia... -. 'i''-a
and with such irsa,ue.. ''''.' i's,
them they viii become p..,,, '''r 'asl
society. o' n'at,D
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1900-03-21
Lydia E. Pirkhzn's vssstbIs Compound

does flsEs more certainly
than any other medicine.
II has been doing II for
thirty years. II IS a Wo-
mars medicine for Wo-
mars Ills. II has dCHe
f7sycls for fffe health or
American women Rea6
fire grateful letters from
women constantly ap-
pearing in this paper
HRS PEakEsaHs coEEnSeEs
women free Of charge
Her address is Lynn
MaSSs
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1900-03-21
AL;ttle-Knovp Fac,

That the majority Of serious diseases
originstH in disorder ~ the kidneys.
FOLElrS KIDNEY CURE is gusrsn-
ted. Try il to-day if you're not feeling
we'll. All Druggists.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1900-03-21

There we're "A death. a, a..
the year. Two came there to a. r.n' d
survived a few hours af,s, S = 'ad
: ne we're sfa'etsd for ,,,,. '-1'' 'rr
we're OLD and lived on, their ,I''.. ra'.' 'a
and me. death as re,esful :. ,'o'''d i,
''l 'oa' wraps bis u"ariial cloak a5o,, !, NJ
lies dOSn 10 pleasant dream ''' a'a
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1900-03-21
sinl Nnre counrerfsiting.

Tue Secret Service has nearthed an
oth4r band Of counterfsiters and secured
iarge Quantity bogus bills. which
are 50 cles'erly execul. I that the average
person woald never su> >ect them of be-
ing spurious. Things of -veat value are
always selected by eounterfe. 'ers for imi-
tation. notably the celebrate> Hostel
ter's stomach Bitters. which ha many
imiiatars but no equals for indiges ION,
dyspepsia. constipation, nervousness "a !
general debility. The Bitters sets things
right in the stomach, and when the
stomach Is in good order it makes good
blood and plen.y of it. In this manner
the Bi;ters get at the seat of strength and
vitality, and restore vigor TO the weak
and debilitzted. Beware Of counterfeits
,.-ftgr, f.rr.-ir.rr
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1900-03-21
NOTICE.

N
The undersigned hereby gives notice that
ne ''ss -'afe application TO the Secretary of
lnternal Anair for 80 acres Of unfrn-
l-.'se1 Ian situated In Stonycreek town
Snin. Snine sc county. Pa. adjoining lands
OF Jos Pm h -pangicr on the easi. Edwari
lSndis on the south. William snd Nlarfin
the north. s''i
ALBERT Z. RAYMAN.
req , io' iso. Pugh. Ia
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1900-03-21

Itching of the skin, horrible plague.
Most everybody afflicted in one way or
smother. Only one safe, never falling
care-Doan's Ointment. At any drug
store. % cents.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1900-03-21

Mar. y Mar :. Us,sr
NOv-lI, lss6 Jan. u. Isgs -a 'll Q
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1900-03-21
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chndrenin tn Ref,rn and Deafand dumb so,oo,.
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