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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1900-03-07
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he stately pompous felsWs-hiz.h:
he rssged-cn the loEer shelE
fhey lire ny study's nzrTo~ wall,
Ihee friends 10 Eh0sn Tor resr I ccue.
cannot say kno.s them all,
bat this IN sEpar-I warshi- su1e.
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via love that's Wrll nigh worthy self.
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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1900-03-07

Ose woms.'. Idea Of the Money so
Depszft In = Bank

DrbR1Al - n oAnk
Most conI5cal stories are told al the
expebSe - fhe fair sex regarding their
lark Of familiarity With banks AMI
their uletHaiS One came 70 the ears
% the SaunIerer thar apparently has
the merit of uewness.
My wife had saved up her pin
money. OF what she hadn't bad occa-
sion 70 use of IT. said the reIat0r cf
the sro-y. until she had SO in tills
OF varioas denominations This she
Was extremely desiroGs 0f securing
gold Tor. and every day when 7 came
home TO dinner she would haul me over
the Goals because had forgotten 70
procure the shining metal Finally she
said she would attend to the matter
herself That evening she greeted ne
with triumphant smile
al got my gold she exclaimed as
soon as entered the house. but I had
time in doing u. though
Then she told ne bow she had gone
20 the mint WIKI her bills and been ~
fused the coveted coin because the
notes weren't good notes. Next she
hustled around 10 a bank ane secured
foGr $40 gold pieces. These Gidu'r
suit her bvcause they weren't Eew and
shiny. 50 she trOtted back 70 the mint
with thea and exchanged them for
two double eagles. fresh from the dies.
] listened TO her recital and asked her
70 let ne see the coins
Let you see them she exclaimed
IN surprise. Why. ! haven't them
any more you goose
Haven't them any mOreT I ~
peated What did you DO with themg
'-She looked az ne With mingled
scorn and contempt
- deposited them n The - saw
ings bank Of course- That's what
wanted the gold Tor. What did you
think was going to DO with thems
Keep them around the hoese TO look
at@
-BHt was too busy laughing iast
then and for half an hour afterwlri
10 make any reply y---Cincinnat EO-
Quirer
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1900-03-07

A r De Fluent. editor Of the Jour-
nal, Doylesl0wn, Ohio, suffered for 8
number years from Rheumatism in bis
right shoulder and side. He says:
. Ny right arm at TIMES was entirely
useless ! tried ChsmberlAin's Pain
Balm. and WAS surprised to receive re-
lief almost Immediately. The Pain
Balm has been constant eosDpari1n
uf mine ever since and il never fails. y
For sale by all dr0ggis.s-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1900-03-07

In Russia miniature Bibles are often
worn rs watch charms one OF these
Bibles IS owned by a BOstonian who
received Il from a friend living in Rus
sia- Il IS about one inch long three
fouTths Of an inch wide and three
eiShlhs Of Al inch thick and contains
the FIRST Eve books Of the Old Testa-
menL The text Of the book IS In He
brew and the :ijIes In Latin Il can
ouly 20 read with the help CT a power
fuI masnIfyins gIass-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1900-03-07
Remedy for Measles.

From the Record Of February 18th
We give this simple remedy for measles,
now so general over the State. The
remedy is cheap, easily tried, and is
devoid Of evil effects:
"a foreign medical Journal pub
lishes an interesting case Ofthe revival
Of the once popular use Of red light as
s therapeutic agent. A child, years
old, having siekened with an attack Of
measles Of more than usual severity,
was on the second day brought under
the influence Of the rays Of least re-
frangibility, the windows being fitted
with red blinds, and phOfOgrapher's
lamp, with an OraBge-y yellow glObe,
being used for artificial lights. In
three hours the rash had disappeared,
the fever had subsidized and the child
was playing cheerfally, complaining
only Of want Of light. The blinds were
-subseq ueutly removed, when three
hours later the physician was summon
ed to find that the eruption and fever
had returned, and the child was weak
and prostrate-the red light having
been resumed, the rash disappeared in
a little over two hours, as did the fever,
this time permanently; in two more
days the cough had ceased, aud the
child was well IN every respect. A
brother, sister aud fourth patient in
feeted from the first case were similar
Iy and successfully treated"
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1900-03-07

Drying preparations simply develop
dry eatarrh; they dry up the secretiOns
which adhere to the memhrans and de
compose, causing 8 far more serious
trouble than the ordinary form Of cat
arrh. Avoid all drying inhaIauts and
use that which eleanses, soothes and
heala Ely's Cream Balm is such a rem
edy and will cure eaIarrh or cold in the
head easily and pleasantly. All drug
gists sell it At 80 cts or il will be mall
ed by Ely Brothers, So Warren St,
NY.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1900-03-07
a Street Incident.

QHcs as a flash the man sna;ehed
her purse and was of with Il Directly
behind her, not twenty yards away,
stood policeman, who had witnessed,
the crime. She turned 10 him, crying
frantically: "RObber, rObberr
In = few moments the policeman
stood beside her.
SAY he cried. Don't yOu yell
rubber at me-"
His indignation was quite NATURAL
fer was it not his duty, after al, to see
Just such things -Philsdelphia Press.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1900-03-07
FOrcibls Proof

What was yolr father whipping
you for last nigbs2'' ask one small boy
Of another.
"Oh." " replied the other. I'VE had an
argument about my Sdnday-scaool les
son, sHd be was proving to me that the
whale actually did swallow Jonah. -
Troy Times
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1900-03-07
No. an Uunixsd Blessing.

Andrew Carnegie gave our town
public library
THAT was ine-"
ssYoG think so Well, we've ssked
him noE 70 give Us skating riak, -
the boys aud girls viii stop reading
trashy novels. indianapolis Journal.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1900-03-07

Il understand" said the neighb0r.
that your husband IS a dramatic CRIT
lc-"
-No.~ replied the little woman bitter
II: -he Is even worse than that He Is
4 household critic c-'-ChlcagO Post
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1900-03-07

al owe my whole life to Bardock
Blood Bitters- SerofGlOus sores cover
cred my body. seemed beyond cure,
B. B. B. has made me 3 perfectly we'll
woman" Mrs. Chas. Hutton, B-r-
vile. Mich.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1900-03-07

Wicgias-W Whose umbrella is this7 Tt
looks Ike the one I lost
Higgins don't see bow Il can. for
I scraQed the handle and altered Il
-enerally--OhiO state Journal
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1900-03-07

1t is very hArd TO stand idly by ald
see our dear ones suffer while awaiting
the arrival Of the -etor. An Albany
IN. " dAirymsn called at a drug
store there for doctor to come and see
his eaild, then very sick with Group.
Not finding the doctor 10, he left
word for him to come at once on his
return He also bought a bottle Of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, which
be hoped would give some relief until
the doctor should arrive. In a few
hours he returned, saying the doctor
need not come. as the child was much
better. The druggist, Mr.. Otto Seholz,
says the family has since recommend
ed Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to
their neighbors and friends until he
has constant demand for it from that
part OF the country. For sale by ali
druggists.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1900-03-07

aseeIng is believing Yea can see
what Hoods sarsapariIla has done for
others, and must believe it viii do the
same for you.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1900-03-07

A household necessisy-Dr. Thomas
Eclectrie Oil Heals burns, cuts,
wounds Of any sort; cures sore throat,
Group. eatarrh, asthma; never fails.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1900-03-07

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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-19

TIM gysnt strike Of the nnthra0ita
eOnl miners Inns ended md labor Ina
%irtuwphnd, Tho biz aompanios have
boeD fOrsed t0 Yield IN tho demands III
fhw mino workers and accord 10 them
TINT right md jnstiee 10 which they
wen entitled, II was u struggle ~
inDav against cnpitaL NJ tho tOiling
DInsses NJ wDge enril0rs against dOmi-
neovjDg and dietatOrial capital
The minors mndo y good fight and
won md the whole milton, which
WINS IN sympathy with tbom, rejoieos
over fbeir Victory, m the triumph Of
right over miRbt, NJ tbm oppressed
over tbo 0ppsss0r,
sttbos, NV u pnln, npH IN bo d0plOrpl,
bit there nW times whom the greed
md arrogance ~ typamienl eapital
compoJs employos ~ resort 10 ibis
extreme, ~ tbe only mems ~ obtain.
Inv their rights, which selfish eapilnl
bas wrostnd from thNm IN sneh IN
sfnpees public sympathy COOS out 10
tho styikers TbDT eanse Then be'
comes The enDse ~ humanity,
Tho anthracite eOnl miners were
ppfnirjy tronfod, md IN desperation
they strnck against fm oppression
lonpod npoD ihem by gvasping COZ
pOrnIions, whose bolpl0# hireliDgs
they wevo, Their fght WINS not only
Tor their own right but Tor the pv0tee-
tion, support md proseryatim 0f
their homes md families, Gnd their
snennns ~ therefore hnll0l with dn.
light by MI who hnyo sympathy f0p
Tho wrODHpd DDd pg1rd fOr tho yigbt,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-19
DEMOCRATIC RHRLLcITY,

~ WhHt extppmNs NJ 0bsnrdify tln
democrats have w vosovf IN ovlov NJ
farrify voters intO supporting Bryan u
shown by u correspondent ~ The Now
YORK. SIM who hob boon Investigating
the action NJ tho eampatgD mHnagOys
IN Illinois ThRf sf0l0 hNs u large
German population mDd NJ many NJ
those Germans hive fplt thN oppvos'
stop NJ miltf0yy pRln nDd military sov,
vice W their native Rnd fhey dvpnd
ANYTHING hnytnR fJlo sembInne0 NJ on
f0reed military mryiGp, " Nv ppop
MS dread lhaf lho democrats Nvp
working m VIII be seen by tho follow,
lDs aee0pnt given by the SIMS eoppOs,
Wn1fnH
NTha dnmOnNtie mapagow NJ tho
Illinois Nampaign aEe WAetietng what
they d0nbflAss believe W IN u sbyewd
selamn W frighten voters NJ foreign
blrfh ~ e@sfraetiOn intO voting foy tho
democratic national fiebNt The plan
Nv w mako residents In lhA eoWtvy nv,
liNm fhat lhA government nv Washing,
ION N pveparing NJ dnaft men INTO thn
army fm service IN lbW PhilippiUN,
nThe scheme hNs been worked Ave,
rnily IN SECTIONS NJ lhR stAte where
lh0W m many HapmHN GittHaHs,
Vlm manipnINtnr M tho pln have
vent well awAy from fbA IRvgo towns,
and fhhy have snlhNlnd those upighbor
hoods whore Uey suppose fhW daily
newspapers Rra nOt offm road, Who
plan Inns hoen operated IN WoodfOrd,
HYingsl0h KanhNkNp, Re0rih NJ
GlatH Kn0S and 0thW aqpnfies where
fhoFn N y eo@nstdeFable Gernan poppy
lafi0h
HtfW several weeks men hive bRNu
thF0HHh thN haalities calling NJ
eaGh farmhouse ahd demaRding infer
M IN fhH nulDhRF M male memr
hers m te MmilieH, their names aRd
pRes, whether mayrifd M singla aRd
afhW Information MHM M
sepBfnd Whese mem NV m wi0m
Nap HffqHeerT In fR RaiRhbWh0Qdt
MD hase fhey 0HesfianAd fhWf lheg
VaH emPlAKRd IN Mn United afafes
f0geunHent m seeHN fhR mf0fMm
Nam Wiey assumed II military mir and
Hefnnded IN Rpssess mRah aufiiMify
hqlheg eni0iuWd stfiet Aeereey NV MI
liAH VIM and Nm nature M theiF bRs
iAeAs DDE NeFmaR families weEs
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-19
HOLMES e. CALHOUN.

the free s~iIyorites for tho small pit.
tanee 0f $3.50. With this kind OF q
political record 10 the credit OF the
principal officers OF the Helena Herald
company N ~ not 10 be wondered why
the Herald since last July ms been
whoopiDg " up for the democracy OF
the state. The Herald management
ns II " now constituted III III easy
victim for the democratic slnsh fund
created for the sole purpose NJ do.
Muebing The stDte. HnyiDg boon re-
fused the payment Of S7b,00 from tho
republicans vi the state, the lievnld's
price % support the Republican nm
tiOnnL state and Legislative Tickets
without npolosizing 10 the demoemts,
~ ~ bnt DmtpraI TINT tho Herald nDdog
Inv now administration should seek
its level and TINT level appears 10 bs
IN tbo de,n0orDttc pArty,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-19

Az . record breaker for mud sling,
Ing IN politics the present campaign III
Montana stands without rival Thu
venom Nv not ereated by parties bnl
by factions, IL Nv not u case ~ demo.
Graf and republican arynyed against
eaeh otber, with tho usual political
feelings but Of Clark and DAILY fol.
lowers nrrayod against each other
with NIL Of tho luminosity Of tho bitter.
est personal onmity, No abuse IL too
severe, 10 btlIingsgato 700 strong, no
charges 100 grave, tor ono side w bvI
NJ the other,
" 0no't0ntb 0f tho charges made by
the two opposing democratic tickets
IN MontanG against DDeb other were W
bo believed, This state might find "
necessary 10 build new peDinnnWics
NJ bold NV arch.tGnds md criminals,
Bpt, IN justice 10 Montana AMI her
people, rogordIoss nj purity or fnetiopal
utilization, be VI sAid, these mHsses Of
vile ReeusnfiODB nro IN many instances
tho Womptipgs ~ malice instead NJ
the creatures ~ fact " Nv doubtless
tFpe tlat corruption has existed md
docs exist IN M0DtaDH, but witlhaU NJ
tbn OWLS exposed w thn sfropgest Hight
there " no such hideogs eoss pool NJ
corruption md mfamy ~ the mud
slingers ~ tho press aDd stump would
mako boli0ye, Mother side III nv
black ~ represented and yof tho evils
thgt exist nre doubtless sufficient INTO
themselves 10 make fnIseh0od ppDec.
essary,
Tbs Wholesale mud Singing does
inc state no good, w tho outsider
who doos not understand those yile
GlarRos IN Tho monpttngs NJ malice,
" would seem thaf higf0ry Offers no
VGnopd OF corruption and iDfDmy equal
W tho pollptod record NJ the young
STATE ~ MONTANA buf guGh y GODelH'
sion wopld bo unjust W tho stat0 md
hev people. White tho political NJ.
mosphnm hicks . great dnol ~ boiDg
nv ppre nv The MR. which M mdplgoDt
Providence eireUIHtns IN MoDfADh W.
Nv not Nv bad hem IN In some OthGv
nnd N not Nv Ind Nv one would
Imagine after vonding some ~ tho
uGWspaJ@W and listening W some NJ
public spRbNrh
A HffN moro moderation might nv
IN 0rdGv and tho yGvi0W Factions
might accomplish MftNV results by
ieyOtinR their efforts w eleansipg fboir
Dwn shirH instead ~ solely W sling,
mnd nv their 0ppOnenfN
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-19

Az the campaign Wogresses thNt M.
u iGal purifier NJ fhn republican norty
~ Montana tho Helonn Herald, moyos
stoadtly on w NV efforts m dofoat tho
party IN thG State and elect two domO.
cratic United sfAtNs senator's Much
~ the editorial M the Herald IN. mt
only deyoted w questionable efforts ~
ms Kind, hut y few dayS 1go several
columns ~ hbaf newspaper were given
over ~ mn anonymous communication
IN which the republicans NJ The state
w0re seyoreW Mrgtgpo1 fW mfNNpg
NJ Join with tho Helena Hewld IN tts
efforts 10 earry tho state fV thOsO
democratic interests Wppnopted by
hhe HeNld " N safe m my That tho
writer NJ fhn Anonymous letter IN the
HolAm mper N M tho same mlttial
hrhed nv lhW Herald, and " fhW truth
were known fW mM would I'M DIV,
elosad that tha anonymous author M
the Wfinh w question lNl0pgs N fhe
HnVld's msulW sfaR NJ democratic
edifnrh :
ThR N0pla M Montana who hive
fxpgessed surRrise NJ thm course fhe
Helena HeHald " pHFsHinE IN fhe pres
anf Aalamiga woHH mn wonder M
fhe NgGdi0Hs wnrk M fhaf mWHmnV
" fhev knew fhf men WhR G0DslifHfa
mo editorial and mapaginH ferm M
fhe HeWlA Nv hditar, Mnfil y fw
months HRp afiGmRfed m MHAatA ~
iHfa fhR heilaf HAT MONTANA
support fW aSplNdAd dRma'
erafie dAelriM M fMh Mlgen whth
pRe M Nm Hafald's managers hGIds NM
nlihaHl WaAFd mada In
a0Rpfy where IN MID 0Hf fM
republican pMrty nv fgA8sfAfrlns Inn
1NWegA M \ weehIy mwsJNIaF m
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-19
REPUBLICAN, sTRAws,

W tIlera ever tias noon any question
~ doubt IN thn minds ~ fbe pnoplR vi
this mrtienlW Heilm M M0ntmm, IN
W which p0ltttMl marty wopId carry
Tin day NJ Vino POLLS Nh fiW Bisth M
November, Vine republican mO0ling NJ
Wllings WpduNFday uighf certainly
WIN n gG0d'siNd strHw indications
tlAt the republicans have tIm bnsf NJ
thA situation Nh snoh montinE iD
p0int NJ aflAndaHM md enthusiasm
haA Nyep baen hold M Billings bNforn
Ivy my nollfimI mvfyt STANDING
room NJ thn WlliDaa oIpyn house WIS
NJ n premium long mfoW fhN spoah-
Inv hogan md hundreds ware nVnad
HWY Inv laNl M pn0m within hRapinH
dlsfanm NJ llp eminent gentlemen
Whn warn M nddrnAa fhN moplH npon
thA Important iHsn0s M tIN mlnnaign,
VW m0lA lhHn ihwn hours thp apdi,
AnM liSfnpNd ntfNnlyoW w vino discus
Hlnll nv HTsHnlHW NHd wv WI WnhuiiHi
Mr. Apn0ld M Pennsylvania, md Nv,
hiHdAHY M KpnAps, bofh leaIins fhp
mask fr0m the democratic mrfy and
I'm id0L Mn Hryan and exposing their
Hn'AmeFinN doctrine IN MI I'M hid
e0HAlRAh
Colonel AandHrst the tasf sPeakF M
fhN evNpinM wtnM name N synonym
Win Hint M M0ntAnA, Held In hH own
tnimifahh Mngnasa M fW diseram
which has heen healWd Hp0n the Hfafa
IN fha IMsf IN I'M democratic nFfgf
lth MAAHH9V WAA nAf In hf lNasl
NhHsigA hHf fH VIM I'M held up Nm
qlNFk wiue M fiM Hfafe dem0eFMag
I'M Nm evarlasfinE slWnW haaRed HP0n
I'm maple VIM MlaREh m eaHAe egeH
AvATA9 democrat M weep WN
|feWMeNf VII NnAnswefakH NM NE
|RtNRl N man VI IN pNFa IN p0litiW mn
M whleh j1ffy fNAy miNlit hNf
WI n teHehlHf 4 tANee N @Af
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-19
CONCERNING EXPANSION,

A prominent BILLINGS minister, IN.
lNiYtpH NM even ministers have fhN
riRht w tbtuk and IN spoak, has 1901
~ N endorse the expansiOp policy M
flm United sWfes government and NJ
favor the NphoIding NJ the American
daR I'm course hNs mllNd down
vtak NJ wUth ppm his head, from u
mFF0w minded MIlipgv sheet, which
dayotHs n hong editorial N what N
considers mn ppprdopabe 0fenA nm
part N INV Clergyman " saysf
" Mssas 0W mdersfHnding h0w
n miDisfy M the RQsINl mBG0Dr
setepli0HsH eDd0rse Tho HpHbUNW nd
minlstFaft0n'h Mliag IN fW Philip,
piRfh WHY should Nv want y colonial
agsfem angrHffed mon fhis mpHblief
Y \ heeHnse y WIZ FIVE fte WaAe'ms
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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-19

There III good deal of euriOsit,
outside Of Helena To know whether ths
Herald Of that city In In favor Of thu
republican candidates tor the Iegis
latiye assembly, Its editorial column,
will be consulted In vain for an aIls.
wer. -~--tialiatin County Republican,
How dare the newspaper which rep,
rosonts tho true republicans Of Gala.
Tin question the republicanism OF that
Helena political acrobat 0f the Mon.
tana pross? " N not afraid that tho
Herald will NJ once demand that Reg.
tstor Love 0f tho BOyeman land Office,
General Wilson, presidential %elsetor,
and several other gentlemen with u
Glenn republican conscience, who hap.
pen W own stock IN the plant OF tho
Republican, will NJ once DO consigned
by the HeloDa Herald 10 COnley a.
MeTagDo, state prison contractors NJ
Deer Lodge, tliem 10 sepyo time for
daring 10 question iho republication
Of The HoD0Un Hepald3
Tins oDply IN Nv career IN the
journalistic fold hns the Gallatin
County Republican committed ~ M,
pagdonable crime, Had tho owners of
this infant republican industry nv
Bozemm fully realized the sensitive
feelings 0f that once republican Hel,
eD1 Herald VIZ 9po certain that no at'
tempt would have been made by the
bozeMAn papor 10 question tho pOliI,
eal WeDepyeyiDg OF tho Herald, This
Hall0iM publication should hayo
known tbat tbe Helena newspaper has
y copyright on everything In Montana
This year tlmt " ~ u questionable
md prosfilntiDg character IN tho news,
paper fold " should have known
TINT when certain republicans Of tho
sfate of high political standing refused
10 DO bIod fM biz money that tho Her,
MD fhen md there resolved W do Nv
besf toward nefipg tho roIe of u Bepe,
dtet Arnold W fbo republican ppFiy ~
tho stntn Failing ~ observe tho
handwriting On tho wall In tho mGftor
VI tho HeIepW Hopald's ayowed policy
IN playing the part ~ yilliGeV md
Inpd battery for y eevtaip wing ~ fhe
lemoepatie papfy IN ms state, men NJ
.pDswApyipg republican integrity ~
l3o2omm hnyo RNtDed the everlasting
condemnation ~ tho nllegpd Helom
NJ the republican Wpvfy md
republican pyoss NJ MoDtNDh Tho
liallattD ooppty Republican md Nv
,wnerB 0Pp marked fW obstruction