Bellefonte, Pa., April 26, 1901,
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AN APRIL SUN-PICTURE.
With liquid pace, less héard than seen,
The water glides along;
“The woods are all a mist of green,
The air a sea of song.
- Big clouds, in dazzling whiteness clad,
Sail bravely through the blue,
-And all young things on earth are glad,
And all old tales are true.
—Henry Johnstone, in the Atlantic.
ee ——
Li Still a Vigorous Man.
“Dr. Seaman Denies That The Earl's Powers Are Fail-
ing. Barring His Legs, Which are Hardly Bigger
Than One’s Wrist, The Chinese Statesmen is in
Fine Condition—Our Arm,
diers in tne Tropics.
Dr. L. L. Seaman,
Major of the First Engin
Y Rations Unfit for Sol-
formerly Surgeon
eers, United States
returned to his home in New
a considerable stay in China,
ch he not only secured some
pon the subject in which
e is particularly interested,
but acquired information
e general sitmation there
interesting topics of con-
professionally h
the army ration
and views of th
which form most
ter he saw Li Hung Chang
imes, professionally and social-
already acquainted with the
crossed the Atlantic with him
and having been entertain-
is palace on a former visit to
Seaman says that the stories
’s failing powers are untrue. He
the aged statesman was all right,
at the very time that the Euro-
reporting his breakdown
Earl out calling on the Chinese
’s Day, Feb. 19, in one of the
S that prevail in Pekin,
fling with ancestral dust
ely see fifteen feet.
hed upon calling to find
as out in his sedan chair
Later in the day,
him at the British
Sir Edward Satow, the
Seaman says that
half a dozen ¢
Some years ago,
ed by him at h
pean press were
when the air is sti
and one can scare
doctor was astonis
that Li himself w
making official ¢
however. the doctor met
legation with
British Ambassa
of course Li cannot wal
tically he hasn
being moved
other high (|
-form that babit in
’t walked for twe:
verywhere in his chair, like
officials, who simply
their self indulgence;
y man refusing to use his limbs
rse expect to have th
at Li’s legs were h
st, but that otherwise his
condition is excellent and his in-
is as strong as ever.
medical attendant, he said, is Dr.
native physician who studied in
s in China, and is a
ent and cultivated gentleman.
s diplomacy all the while, Dr.
to get the allies scrap-
Ives, feeling as he did
e accomplished China
and it was this desire and
part which accounted for his
vor of Russia.
plomats abroad,
ng their country,
profound admiration,
eir success in cajoling the
they are accredited into
e Chinese court was not
that if this could b
might escape,
purpose on his
attitude in fa
distinguished
who have also been servi
Dr. Seaman has a
growing out of th
peoples to which
the belief that th
responsible for th
Seaman says that it w
ster Conger was entire
ports of the situation.
hina are simply
ere guilty of outrages upon
and foreigners.
0 repaid a thousandfold with
’s blood rise, atroc-
I will not ar-
there were so
effect of these
Hundred of miles
astated and the peoples
the legations
&hese have bee
cruelties that
hat are unspeak
Iaign one nationality when
any at it, but look at the
punitive expeditions,’
“Why, the war was over when Pekin
’t any fight left in
He doesn’t know
Boxers with their
’t do much in the way of
would shoot away at the
at night, and then in the
ruit, and then begin their
t night, setting off fire-
8ympathizers didn
day time send in f
shooting again a
orackers to add
notion of warfa
the spirits, forei
re—to make a noise and
gn devils in-
’ learn anything, they
ud and so scornful of
ry one foreign.
tside world is beyond
Why even some of the of-
hought that a majority of
n the world were there
the troubles reached their
ern battery of 100 Enro-
cans, mounted in the posi-
ave demolished
, a work which
plish by their en-
are so fearfully p
everything and eve
ignorance of the on
comprehension,
beans or Ameri
Sions of the Box
tthe legations i
the Boxers fail
“The moral effect of t
entirely lost through eve
splendid capital, been
libraries and art treasu
Dbopulation put to the
bave been seve
2sulés would h
he war has heen.
nts that have hap-
Had Pekin, that
razed, its palaces,
res burned, and its
, the punish-
re, hut the re-
ave been infinitely better. To
the city for loot and desecra-
e Oriental with the
practices are virtues in the
ign devil, and the hatred
or him has infinitely inten-
nfluence of modern civiliza-
lost and centuries cannot re-
mable damage.
peditions, in one of which
tered in one day,
ery
—what of them ?
f one entire city,
uld find, except
nski in Manchu-
“7®yes of the fore
- and contempt f.
= sified. The i
‘ fon has been
lapair the inesti
€ were slaugh
“every one of whom was
one of whom was unarmed
The Chinese population o
all the Russian soldiers
twenty men, at Bladagavi
ria—men, women and children — were
swept into the Armur
the bayonet and drow
Russian officer,
acknowledged it
blush for his co
humanity to ha
And I have the
40,000 rubles,
River at the point of
ned. Iknow this. A
who is a personal friend,
saying that it made him
untry and his people and
ve to carry out such orders.
testimony of others.
escaped were bought off for
paid to the officer who order-
General Grodekow, now
of Manchuria, who has
ed with a diamond sword
The number of peo-
mur in that one day
actually between 12,-
Governor General
since been decorat
for his deed of horror.
ple swept into the A
by the Russians was
000 and 13,000.
‘These facts canno
speak for themselves
perception of all.
of which I have sp
~ country in which com
most interested.” Th
t be gainsaid; they
and are open for the
And these expeditions
are despoiling the
mercial America is
ey have been sweep-
rough the territory to which the
tates have been annually sending
ed States only,
Germans didn
bave any trans
talking ahout.
that purpose.
camels for the
as he is hitch
front of him—
way.
call a halt.
stove now. Bo
the commissary
Army have bee
pean armies.
Commissary’s
until just befo
first complaint
caviar had run
of it to others.’’
Sea.
The Sun has
cline in volum
appear.
parisions.
there was an ave
in rainfall, or
been greatly
lake.
resting the prog
near Neuchatel.
They consisted i
wall to hold up
“Yes, dear.”
‘Well, why
we drink Pee
Not be Divorced.
Wealthy Cotton Planter Kills His Wife and Himself.
Followed Her to Chicago and There Carried Out His
Threat to Shoot Her If She Applied to Court.
Charles H. Sw
planter of Green
instantly killed
mitted suicide in the a
wife’s sister, Mrs. W. I..
a Chicago tobacco merch
millions of pieces of
goods and other pro-
ducts of American
manufacture, the pro-
vinces of Manchuria, Pe Cal Li and Shan-
tung. The British and Germans and
French are laughing in their sleeves at all
e commerce of the Unit-
of which they a
jealous. Their territory is bei
and despoiled. Their interes
districts about Kanchan, the
Yangtse-Kiang, Tonquin and
where as yet there is no war
ruption to foreign commerce.
‘Regarding the
nity, itis like killi
en eggs, China si
heavy indemnities
asking. It seems to
this, the punitive e
oa with the distinct
questionably impossible
that the Powers may in
territorial compensation a
the destruction of the in
pire. The Chinese 1
icans as their saviors.
‘The proposed Hsi Au Fu expedition,
gh a devastated coun-
ess, was a bluff. The
’t have the necessary trans-
portation. Nobody except the Americans
portation in China worth
The Germans couldn’
even take the Count von Wa
from Taku, and the United Stat
master had to lend them a mu
The Germans bought 1,800
proposed expedition.
a camel takes up about fifteen feet of space
ed by a rope to the one in
that’s the way
and it would be half a day
one end of the line to the
miles away. They only make about twelve
miles a day. The burden
400 pounds,and a man agrees with the Teu-
tonic idea that is necessary to have beer
in the ration figured that the train might
carry enough of that to last about half
For Sale,
Rock FARMS.
J. HARRIS HOY, Manager,
Office, No. 8 So. Allegheny St.
Bellefonte, Pa.
Sheep, Shoats, Young Cat-
sale at all times.
The prize winning Hackney Stallion
“PRIDE OF THE NORTH’
is now permanent] y located at Rock Farms,
SERVICE FEE $10.00.
Tourists.
$30 00 Chicago to Portland,
Tacoma and North Pacific
Via Chicago & Northwestern railway, opitional
routes via St. Paul or Omaha. Tickets on sale
each Tuesday. Feb. 12th April 30th. Shortest
time en route. Finest scenery. Daily tourist
car excursion personally conducted semi-weekly.
For tickets, illustrated pamphlets and full in- |
formation inquire of nearest ticket agent or ad-
dress Chicago & Northwestern railway. 47-8-4t
—
Travelers Guide.
RAILROAD AND
Schedule in effect Nov. 26th, 1900.
this, as it effects th eeney, a wealthy cotton
: ville, Ky.,Friday shot and
and then com-
partments of his
Phillips, wife of
ant, in the Du-
, Rush street, near the Granada
Sweeney left her home at
ce, coming to Chi-
purpose of securing
is said to have
her if she per-
orce. Sweeney
norning and car-
VIA TYRO!
Leave Bellefonte, 9.53 a.
1L.10a. m., at Altoona,
5.50 p. m.
Leave Bellefon
P.- m., at Altoona, 3.10
m
Lease Bellefonte, 4.44 p.
- 6.00, at Altoona, 7.35, at
VIA T
Leave Bellefonte,
, arrive at Tyrone
P- m., at Pittsburg
orses,
Valley of the tle and Feeders fe
and no inter-
YRONE—EASTWARD,
I., arrive at Tyrone
P. m., at Philadel-
much talked of indem-
g the goose of the gold-
mply [cannot pay the
which the Powers are
me that, as they know
xpeditions are carried
of making it un-
for her to pay, so
the end demand
nd so bring about
tegrity of the Em-
ook upon the Amer-
Greenvillea m
cago, ib is said, for the
a legal separation. Swe
told his wife he should kil
sisted in suing for a div
reached Chicag
ried out his th
Mrs. Sweeney
ee ——
The Shortest and Quickest Line to Den-
——r llefonte, 1.05 p. m
Is from St. Louis via the Missouri Pacific Rail- 2.15 a. m., at H;
way leaving St. Louis at 9:00
at Denver 11 o'clock the ne
night out. Pullman sleep.
For complete information
C.P.A, Pittsburg,
P. &T. A., St. Loui
ee ——
Career and Character of Abraham Lin-
arrisburg, 6,45 p.m.
m,
a. m., and arriving
xt morning—only one
ers, superior service.
address, J. R. James,
Pa. Or H.C. Townsend, G.
: R SALE.—I offer my entire lot of
ed horses for sale consisting of
THREE STALLIONS,
by such sires as
“DIRECTOR?” 2:17,
‘BROWN HAL” 2:12,
“MONEDALE” 2:18.
6.00 at Harrisburg, at 10.0 p
VIA LOCK
Leave Bellefonte, 9.
10.30 a. m,
Leave Bellefonte, 1.42 p.m
P. m., arrive at Wii
m., arrive at Loc,
HAVEN—NORTH WARD,
arrived a day or two 32 8. m., arrive at Lock Haven,
absence of her si
shopping. She
stepped into the apa
by her husband, w
by Mrs. Phillip’ssix
grasped her wrist and
At the point of a revolv
ster, she went down town
ned at 9 o'clock and
rtments and was met
ho had been admitted
old son. Sweeney
pulled her inside.
er he ordered the
Crying out that a murder was
the child fled to the Granada
before help could arrive two
heard and the hotel attaches
man and woman lying on the
Mrs. Sweeney was dead and in a
nutes the hasban
ey was the daughter of Thos.
an extensive planter of Green-
Sweeneys were well known in
ociety, it is said.
ANOTHER DOUBLE TRAGEDY.
parents objected to his mar-
a Linberg, of Peale Clear-
VIA LOCK 3
Leave Bellefonte 9. at Lock Haven
An address by Joseph Choate, Ambassador to
Great Britain, on the career and character of Ab-
raham Lincoln—his earl
developed in the later
going 500 miles throu
try after the Empr
Harrisburg, 3.15 Pp.
efonte, 1.42 p, m
P. m., arrive at Wiil
ay Harrisburg, 6.55
Dp.
at Lock Haven
port, 3.50, leave
P. m., Philadel- .
y life—his charactor as
years of his life and his ad-
which placed his name so high on
8 roll of honor and fame, has been pub-
the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
d may be had by sendin
in’ postage to F. A. Miller,
Agent, Chicago, Til.
—
The Indian and the Northwest.
A handsomely illustrated hook just issued,
bound in cloth and containing 115 pages of inter-
esting historical data rela
of the great Northwest,
gravings of Black Hawk, Sittin
and other noted chiefs 3
and ten colored map plate
the varions tribes dating ba
review of the book impresse
ed contribution to the hi
pioneers, and a copy shoul
Price, 50 cents per copy. Mailed,
upon receipt of this amount by
22 Fifth avenue, Chicago, III.
Ee
€w Advertisements.
MARES AND GELDINGS
which will make ele orses and some
iladelphia at 6.5:
Vv
Leave Bellefonte, »
‘burg, at 9.05 ‘a.
a horse for eithe
examine them
re purchasing elsewhere,
JOHN E. DuBOIS,
ee ——
Telephone.
do well to call an
General Passenger in DuBois Pa., bef
» AITive at Lewis.
47, at Harrisburg,
10.20 p. m.
they travel—
’s journey from
other, about five
TYRONE AND CLEARFIE
—
ting to the settlement
fine half-tone en-
gZBull, Red Cloud
Custer’s battleground
showing location of
ck t0 1600. A careful
S one that it is a valu-
story of [these early
n every library.
postage prepaid,
W. B. Kniskern,
riage to Ann
for each is about of Elmira, N. 'Y., shot his sw
himself Friday night.
lying dead in the road n
Rocks Glen Park
er’s right hand w,
of which were e
signed by Fish
found on the person of 4
“We go together and
Fisher’s signature w
while that of the
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They were found
ear the entrance to
early Saturday. In Fish-
as a revolver, two chambers
mpty. The following note
Miss Linberg was
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SUBSCRIBERS,
‘Count von Walde
rsee was not the only
one who profited hy
our excellent and en-
viable transportation facilities. The Ameri--
cans furnished a forty mule train to take
Sir Claude Macdonald down
and then the British wanted
other train to bring back his success
the Americans said th
more. (They hadn
thank you, or a col
acknowledgment of
and our Quarterm
gene
as in a firm hand,
to tidewater, girl gave evidence of her
to borrow an-
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guard at the state
since last fall.
years old, -had been a
y in that city
ily objected to his
Linberg was a pretty
ears old. Her body
turday to Peale.
ron Limberg, a high-
ho works in the mines
miles west of Peale.
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Paper Coffins.
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them. We've clothed and k
numbers of the Europeans t
sold them overcoats .and under
and stoves. Count von Walders
joying the grateful heat of an
th the transportation and
service of the United States
1 eye openers to the Euro-
Not one single item of the
supplies ran out all winter
re I came away, when the
came in, and it was that the
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a dealer, ‘“‘is coffins.
are now prepared to tu
the way of a coffin whi
quirements expected f
ture of that kind.
‘The paper coffin has
It has been demonstrat
proof, acid proof—i
In its cheapest f.
r than the plain pine
the Potter’s Field intermen
per cent. better.
ain very handsome paper coffins
ke the prepared
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BELLEFONTE.
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The manufacturers
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our citizens that Doan’s
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of High street,
very much troubled
with rheumatism,
ed my heart and be.
ia. My rest was
Tom nervousness
ns embarrassed
already told about the de-
waters of Great Salt
is asked what is the
able fall in ¢
bed
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paper stock tak
adorn it with
and ornamentalism.
paper coffin may be
finest rosewood or
“It was a Broo
conceived the idea
Lake. The question
cause of this remark
and will it continne
‘PLAY POOL ?
An artistically treated sides I had neu
made to look like the
oaken casket.
lyn physician who firsg
of making coffins ous of
0 to being a physician
a speculator. He made
oney dickering in real
With this he wens up
region to spend the
tinker at che
ou will find excellent
tables, in connec-
tion with the Restau
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L. H. Murdoch has
Monthly Weather R,
investigations on
that on the last da
of the lake was ni
mark on the gaug
gauge was established
our geological survey
placed at what was belie
below the lowest known
be little doubt that the
nine inches is the lowest
ed since the settlement o
One explanation offer
is due to the diverting
of water from the strea
lake for irrigation pu
did not inquire into th
amonnt of water diver
but endeavored to ascer
age in rainfall is
cline 1n the lake ]
he tabulated all the
have been collected
lake, and he gives at co
the results of these calcn
I was told about
just reported in the
eview the results of his
of 1900 the water level
ne inches below the Zero
Garfield Beach. This
many years ago by
and its zero was
ved to be one foot
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and carefully, either
.JOHN ANDERSON,
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- Jewelry.
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for the pain and lame-
They also banish-
ing, I had mornin
EWISBURG & TYRONE RAILROAD,
ness soon left m
gd the tired feel
Doan’s Kidney
8. Foster-Milburn Co.
Y., sole agents for the $1.
Doan’s and take no sub-
rest of his days and
which was one of his
“It was.in that w
up with the paper
the paper stock in
convinced himself ¢
ed with chemicals ¢
ital coffin materia
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EASTWARD. Nov. Z00R To00 eee
ay that he got filled
reading of minus
water level reach-
hat it could be so treat-
People laughed as
ought he was only
ey away with his expe
e knew what he was at and
result was that
ed is that the fall
of large quantities
ms flowing into the
Mr. Murdoch
e question of the
ed for irrigation,
tain how far a short-
responsible for this de-
For this purpose
Precipitation data that
in the basin of the
nsiderable length
lations and “com-
ments. But h
kept on at his
he won out and has made
He has just sol
manufacturing o
sum of ready money
paper coffin made.
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you your life. "A cold at-
nce can easily be cured
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He found that the
last fifteen years have
been the driest on
y bas been publish-
department embodying
rom the advancement of
made for servi
The list shows m
er grades ‘and indicates
ral through the advance- |
om one grade into anoth-
ed in several instances,
ng Bob’’ Evans and Captain
rear admirals in be-
thus increasing the
rs to 21, whereas the
18, including Rear
erly of the engineer
USEFULNESS
changes resulting
officers recently
the Spanish wa
changes in the high
an increase in seve
ment of officers fr
er which follow
Both ‘““Fighti
H. C. Taylor b
ing awarded numbers,
number of these office
old law allowed but
Admiral Melville, form
want the best, and t
words the rainfall
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was that much under th
year. The total shor
years ending in 1
With so large a sh
cided fall in lake ]
expected and a fal]
inches has occurred.
Mr. Murdoch co
that the climate of
not becoming dr
heavy precipitation
the lake will rise to
it has reached in th
G. K. Gilbert, of the
jo seviewing she faots
rought together,
that the shortage of
to account wholly f,
surface. The proble
complete analysis w.
probably show tha
have helped to prod
age. He believes
among these facto;
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or money refunded.
substitute. Take
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At F. P, Green’
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You in 24 hours
for these reasons nothing else
Mixed.)
Mixed.
is quite so fitting for the ocea-
noludes from all the data
f the Great Lake basin is
but that periods of
will occur again and
about the same levels
8 or will be sent post
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Collier Remey,
Farqubar, John
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Cromwell, Francis John
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Albert Smith
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piles on earth. It
injuries, pains
bess salve in
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Mr. Murdoch has
expresses the opinion
rainfall does not suffice
r the fall of the lake
m is complex, but if a
ere possible it would
ta number of factors
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that a prominent place
rs would be accorded to
he area of irrigated land
enlarged during the last
ot see how this could fail
balance between inflow
which determines the
The work of irrigation
iminished the amount
rivers discharge to the
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F. C. RICHARDS SONS, 1
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quickness of action
has no records to b
Bartlett Jefferson
Higginson Frederi
George Watson .
Barker, Charl
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_ Time Table in effect on amg after Foe
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records and of the beat-
son’s Porous Plaster, for
and ‘thoroughness of cure,
eat except its own.
always the best, always
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never sticks in its tracks, It
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height of the lake,
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of water which the
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had itching piles.
noying ; hut Bucklen
cure the worst case of
has cured thousands,
or bodily eruptions it’s the
Price 25 ots.
guaranteed. Sold by F. P.
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Benson's Plaster does it,
asthma, bronchitis,
The people not onl
cured quickly—and
liver and kidney compl
approachable by an external re
Benson's as ice does to heat,
Neither Belladonna,
sicum plasters are to
son’s, People who h
its of Benson's Plast
external remedy.
More than 5,000 physicians and druggists
(and thousand times as many non-profession-
al persons) have called Benson's Plasters one
of the few (I) home remedies that can be
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August 81st, low
d for the round trip,
be had returning via
and 8t. Paul, at small
particulars call on er
general eastern passenger
New York, or John R. Pott,
eut, Chicago, Milwatkee &
810 Park building, Pittsburg, Pa, |
Francisco in Jul
sale from points in Pennsyly,
» 8ood to return until
rates of fare have been name
and if desired tickets may
Portland, Yellowstone Park
additional cost. For full
address, W. 8. Howell,
agent, 381 Broadway,
district passenger ag
St. Paul railway,
8b.
were fall of small
filled with cement.
mountain became firm and m
danger has passed.
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Be sure to get
P. M1. Sundays,
110.55 A. M. Sunday.
Paden Steering Can East.
bound train Williamsport at 11.30 P. M, and
‘West-bound from Philadelphia sé 1.06. | 1
7 35/ Pine Grove Cro,
m Montandon, Lewisbur; i
t d 5 for State Coll.one connect with train
Nos. 3 5 e] ES
08. connect with Pons 4
Daily, exce: Ne pis
TEE Thomas supe
For sale by all drugg
postage on any number ord
on receipt of 26e. each
bury & Jobngon, Mfg. Chem
ists, or we will prepay
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don’t we get muddy when
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