The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1900-01-17

-, Niddleereek-
-. Milford
- New Baltimore boro.
..s.scs, ss.ssa SorihanPton.
!; ysw Centreville Borough.
s,sssr, 0gle.
s.grod. Paint No. l.
~ Paint No. 2
-. QnemahOniug No. l.
-. oasmahouing No. 2
lse lockwood Borough.
salisbury Borough
s-,-ss1r. shade
. r.rsr somerset Borough.
Tisrsrs somerset
-. somerfeld Borough
r--.l Southampton
r,r.sr. S,ouycneek-
y s-anglsr, Sioyestown Boro.
RW.a. summit
81. Upper Turkeyfoot-
ID. Ursina Borough.
Wsllersburg Borough
s,ijsmie in the neighbor-
irsa.ri!ie-
n- Of Nebraska introduced
s..ste granting pension of
- every soldier and sailor
The civil war for three
sss5fa
t,ss late f J. lehman. the
the department-s.ore sys-
,7s-rv. was filed forprobate
.,-vriay. he left an estate
=. instrument al s6,C76.0oo.
.bs little ones suffer from
.bsr t9rturiug skin diseases.
90 Doan's Ointment cures.
rbs mos. delicate skin At
xs-s 50 cents.
H income Of Senator W. A.
Iv.hns. Is said to be $4,000 4
-~glbMoO) per year. That IS
.r me insome Of any other
= a7rld with the possible ex-
RE. the South African dia-
lg
SANGER wao conducted a law
sn agency in Altoona, was
T. 10 the Blair county court
80, saiug as lawyer when be
4 sa duly admitted to the bar
5ros the profession. He was
4 nd costs
a15tors Of Cambria county APP
be action Of the Commission
-sss he percentage Of the COun-
r-wrs-s samm ssion from five per
,ro and ons-half on all money
|saswsl a. o. that paid out. This
ars half received by former
Ersrs
EHCas.lsr and two daughters
/. jennie and Eae-Mr. and Ms. II.
ser. NJ AE CAssler and dsugh-
4 q Nassrs. e. ". and Paul C. Csss-
HsIs17D.s left Thursday for Co
loze county. 70 attend the funeral
|sEaT.sof J. II. Grouse, q daughter
|E1i Nrs. ". Il. CassleT. who died
- dock Tuesday morning. Mrs.
zz1.asr Of Ms. Grouse. has been
- 5r several weeks.
3 hbcock Lunber company last
,-.szzzed 501J acres ofIand form
I E-si by -hs Cambria Lumber
zr! Tais lsId lies along Clear
y rssk and is very rich in the finest
z u addition TO this purchase,
A1acs company has bought 2,500
= e and bel0I ging 70 the Parker,
|rsU l1i Packer estate. This estate
Isrsi n br Congressman Horace
a. q Couisrsport, Potter county.
= L2nbert, Of Rachel, y. C.. writes:
sz1y endorse FOLEYS KIDNEY
IA hioe what you claim it viii
lE1 mere is nothing equal to it, and 1
-iI,s 1r the good II has done me"
9saA meeting Of The Somerset
2 Council viii be held at sO'clOck
2ss-ilE. and the Somerset HERALD
"a z : altogether likely an alleged
'-a.s Of Pi-tshurg capitalists will be
~ franchise Of certain streets of
~ ~ the purpose Of constructing
5-,a.lg an electric street railway
p Tie HERALD evidently does
= z ias plan which has heretofore
IA II thai place, as well as in
~ o. giving something for
= slrich.ng individuals who dis
.-er privileges for snug sums Of
-7'--lsioTn Tribune, Thursday.
I Aigs baru Of the United Colleres
q. Langdondale, Bedford coun-
- al is oonJeais, the indi-
I l'periy Of GenersI-Mansger
i 1slil1orne succumbed to the
Al i1oendiary Tuesday. Because
s-sfa. strike now on among the
: z ia-i section, the fire Is attribut-
sage Five mules and one horse
--'l7i 10 death and eight mules
90! burned The loss on har-
.
= lal grain Is large. Mr. Dsnith
--l'ss bis los at $500, with no
- Tie loss on toe building ag-
9S's iaiiy insured.
Monday, between the public
~ 1nlon street public school
= oae Ladies belt and gold buck
= = ''ier will be suitably rewarded
ag the same at this Office.
legislature passed an act au-
lie printing and distribution Of
! = ls~nd copies OF the proceed
= -eaicztions Of the PennsyIva-
--'-snis on the 5attlsfields of
'-sA Wsuhatehie, Orchard
= A'1i AoGntain aud NIissiona-
Naieh took place in November.
a a. husl decided 70 include in
q o. tie work, in addition 70
- ''- list Of all the old soldiers
'-'Sadsd the ceremonies. This
-, --aaged aud ii is now proposed
1911 iist Of the Pennsylvan.s
~ao participated In those
- - aands. cracked lips and rough
.s,1-,A.in - .Ain cured quickly by BAN
- - Z, most healing ointment in
~ Al Druggists.
'''eais o. Wellsboro are talking
.aas1ai romance. On ch-ist-
=. A's Mary E. Lindsay. a widow.
: Nooleger. q iaglnan en-
= 'as New York Central Rail-
~. ~ married by DR.. Z. C. Dodge.
-. '-'list church. The marriage
e. until after the first OF the
s.s iTiend discovered the license
-'lse The surprising feat
-'ilage was the fact that Mrs.
- Hooieyer's mother-in-law.
~ ~ osen married 70 the daugh-
a., lindsay some years ago, and
!, APPARENTLY lived happily
;. Time. They separated,
-. '-l were divorced. Mrs. Lind
- her daughter and openly
= 80 With wOOiever, who. she