Posts Voting Contest!
FREE TUITION,
Board, Heat, Washing, Furnished
llooiu, Light anJuso of Gjmnrinium
(amounting in all to f f9.r0) at the
Moomsburg State Normal school
for the Spring terra of fourteen
weekH beginning March ittth 1W5,
will lo given to tho Snyder county
public Bchool teacher who shall ro
eeive the largest number of voted up
to Saturday evening, March IHh Wo.
Kvery teacher uctivcly engaged at
preHent in Snyder county will have
an ft mil chance to win thin prize;
tho only advantage to be had id for
a teacher to get hid pupil and
friend t to clip the voting coupon bo
low and mail it to us bearing tho
teacher'd name. Of courso it will bo
to tho teacher's interedt to have all
hid or her friends to get the 1'oht
from which to clip couiond.
The Ulooiiinbtirg State Normal
school had 2(5 Professor and gived
thorough itiHtruction. Thid makes
the ptizo a valuable one.
Any person can vote aa often ad
he or she pleases, but they must use
tho voting coupon aa below.
Cut This Out and Brin gor Mail to Post.
il. 1 lie ff wa on iii.'i'rmut ( the ir- !
.Vilurlty luth pu tin1 1'iirt of tlit cutitfriyif
b ntnl Mr. ( hiwiiliiT.i. A coioiuittuc of
'Ptih'utluu wun ni poiuti' 1.
villahi: muit i v FiAiir.s.
rii" villus of WatM.t.tuwn wit visito.f .y
wlilrh .lir uti u"'l tliu niiro town. Tim
hii-n iti'Mru)''l lU" '-rn houftu, font
V i 1 1 1 1 " . a liV'TV Mllt l'. KilUM fthlrn!
re nri'l runny iul.ull'lln.. The lorn H
imnt.nl nt tin.ooo, ufjou wiiicu tbi-re U
P.LiOO itiuruui'u
"
(TO
im
!ll' 1 I I ItV AT lli'MI.-Tr.AII.
lie tre ..f if. Mu'kowit. of Thirl ove
, itml Iii'ku htri'i t. 11 jiiM-htt'nd, wiu) rob
J. Ilnthl"M hr k"lii tli" twit dour wkI
i.'.'iill I Hi-, -c.liM.lt-rill.ilil uilkll t-iftUtfi)
I fcuiiiu k'oudn. U buy ct niej leaving no
i.
i ri rtii miliiicm.
to r-tinrt to tho it'l jutaut ireneril of tho
Published every Thursday.
Ceo W. Wagcnsellcr,
Editor and Proprietor,
Subscription $1.50 per year.
which must be pnlct In nclvnnre when wilt out
Hlilu the futility.)
RATES OF ADVIRTISINQ.
All transit-tit nflvertlKoment riot othi-rwlRe
ooiitrnctpil fur will lie rliiirtrfil (it the rule of It
omJ I' it line (noiiiarle L'Hure) fur tlrnt Inw-r-r.lr
id 10 cents tx-r.'neft, every nuliMquoot
94T iwl I A fifi iullikt fret ; obituary pottfry,
tributes a) retpeet, tc. IMretcrnln a It nr.
Thursday, .Tan. .'), 1895.
College Life.
Iluw t'illl I secure ll ciilli'jre eniirse?
Iiuljjinj; trom the iiiiiihthiis iniiiir
ics niitdt' cuiit'i rniu; how voiuij; uirii
nt" limits! iiMiiiis Mfiire tlicir cullcp'
'iliKiitioii, I inn hl ti lulicvc that
:i lew Words mi this suliji-rt would
In- highly appreciated. I feel eoiili-
lei it tliat thoiisiiids of Yumi
are denying; tlii-inst-lvrs a pmm col
lege edueat ion, nun who miht re
ceive tile benefits thereti'oiil il well
:l tho-e who do. Tlnllsillil of
anioii heart are lpiijrin;.r ;l
place on colli e roll." and a jk-cji in
to the liiv-ti'rii- ot" the llipjlier intcl
leetual realm. Tin re is no reason
why the-- li.nin liearts should not
-;tti-ti-l: then- i nu reason why
tin-- i.uity -otil- should thir.-t in
vain for a college training. If n
yoiin' man has a desire for it college
eonr-e ami has vipir, jilm-k and iiin
I'itioii, let him matrieiilate. lint,
you say, these traits will not pay tin
i
expenses iiicurretl in pursuinj; a
eoiiise. True, but a proper appli
cation of them w ill, almost w ithout
exception, hiiiio the desired result
I here are more students of limited
means in American colleges tn-dav
than those w Im have plenty and to
-pare.
VA l.li il s M Mi M is. t TIT! 1 1,
Tl i.
i ne oih -non now nn-c-, iiutv 1,0
they meet I he current e.pelle-.' In
,1.
n.i1 -. iii uic nr.-i i ace.
fir. -I
111-, ri i- :i!av- -oim
aboiii i!,c e,,!c
Wol U to lie done
l.uiliHn.. A
typewriter in lite
IhioK-ki ej ri" : 1 1 1
lill-illi nil:, i' i-
waiite.!. A lype-
le' .ilnoilalioli of the
tVl lli I" lor (lie
-titbit nt-, In c..p t luit- l.-ay.-, Ora
lions ,-iiii 1-11,1 ) im -im .
-ii'i on.' r nu -im prmliiei mn,
.1.... :.. i i I-.-
is ;.;:, -, , ii- i vers1
i.n III -ennoi J 1 f.
N'veral (i.-Mstant." in tin
librarv are
nccdeil at a sar.ury of from 100 U,
!:')(I0 jicr annuitJ,
One man can
jy exjH'iiHt from eommiHuion rc-
(Tivetl in handling the laundry;
another by keeping tie; student
tratle supplied with stationery, etc.,
ami still another by supplying; Ixsiks.
The yearly exjHiised may lie met
also by the income realizetl on haul
ing trunkd at the Id'inning and en
of each term. S'rvieos in the lint
of attending fires, sweepinj; rcMiins
buildings ami hulls, and eariiig for
the campus are required and will lie
rcmiiiicrated. I have known stu
lctits, who were carHnters, plum
Ikts and incclianics, to titiliw their
vacations by applying; tlicmsclvcd to
work in the various trades alnnit tin
college buildings, lalmrati tries am
gymnasium. A growing institution
alwavs needs such men. The nt
vices of a paier-hangcr, a neat jm-ii
man and of almost every other tnuh
are nettled. Whatever von can do
well will likelv lx called for to a
greater or less degree. The amount
of pay, of course, w ill dejiend iijmhi
the ijuantity and tpiality tit the work
done. Nearly all of these employ
ments I have treated in detail will
iitlicient to liquidate the hoard
bill, and in manv cases others in ad-
Jjjdition. The business manager of
Jtlie college paper can realize from
"'SHIM to .-J(Ki. (2.mk literarv men
4.
can make money by writing news
paiM-r articles, editorials and news
1 '
coiTesMindeiiee. . rejioitei" fiir a
giMwl citv dailv call make from K
to jicr nioiith fiir rejMirting new
alone. It i- known that men havt
inatrieulatctl at Harvard and Yah
-.1. i, ..
witii less than a dollar in their
MM"kct andworked their way through
on newspaper writing. One man
cleared Sl-'ll in a single mouth on
writing articles fir two newspapers-.
ISut I know some good, stout
hearted, stroiig-eoiistitutioncd eniin
trv I m iy will lie sitting by his father's
humble hearth and pine liccausc lit
is neither a earjH'iiter, mechanic nor
anything that can lie of any profit
to him in pursuit of an education.
will gaz1 iiisinjiir'f mus
cular hands, ami his1 ;urse Ixnits
marly coveretl with real estate and
thinking only of his past, his dailv
monotonous walks Ik IiIiuI the plow.
"Surely, surely" he mutters," they
can have no use for me. College
life reipiircs brain and not muscle."
Yes, my young man, w e have nearly
as many farmer bovs in college as
all the other occupations combined.
The young man brought up in the
try, is industrious with thelx-st
po-itioiis in the city, while the city
lad must take a luick scat. Yes,
the services your powerful muscle
can ierforiii will be more eagerlv
sought than the others. Kvery stu
dent and all the friends of the in-ti-tution
will lie taking a mental
measure of your rapacity on the
foot-ball field. In nine cases tint of
ten, all your college expenses, tu
ition and room rent) w ill U'UKsumcd
by the athletic association. One
man is taking a course in civil en
gineering. 1 le spends his vacations
in the vicinity of the college taking
surveys and making plots at from
$2 to $;; a day. There is certainly
a chance for the young man w ho is
willing to work. These arc some
of the many ways in which energetic
young men hiy the foundation for a
noble ami prosM-rous career. It is
not generally known but, it is nev
ertheless true, that all colleges of
good repute have free scholarships
or grant free tuitions to worthv
young men unable to pay. This
means a reduction of from ."( I,,
SI. "in annually in school exj tenses.
lUiAl.'lilM,,
Hoarding is looked upon a-'; the
lno-l expeii-ive part of a college ca
reer. It is mi arranged now that bv
hoarding in clubs it is ofieii secured
tw as Si', and .S iter month
though u.-ually S'.l and !?10. Tlio.-e
w Im de-ire it, of course, eaii secure
more c.sn-ive Victuals. In these
chilis, t.Ki, is a chalice for alt honest
young man to earn his ltonrtd bv as
suming tho miuuigeiiieiit of tic club.
Simv there arc scarcely ever more
than than ten men in A club, one
tenth of the men can earn their ltonrd
ill this wise. .Nneo econoniv is ot
necessity the prevailing and govern
ing idea ttf many students, I cannol
servation has liccn that the anxictit
and trials of a student in securing
his financial support while in pur
suit of know ledge is the liest pass-
port fur the highest walks of eduea
tional life. Thousands of American
students every year, in eloquent
strains of ttratory, bid adieu to their
Alma Mater, conscious that their
acquisition was duo entirely to their
own exertion. These same young
men when thev enrolled felt as un
certain of the result as thousands o
others who, fearing the consequent-!
hesitate, yet long to make the start
in the educational career. Of tin
firmer class we have nothing more
to say except a word ttf approbation
Po the latter class, we say "where
there is a will, there is a wav." It
is for these latter thousands that we
have pciimtl these lines. If but
single soul is endow til w ith a
higher education, we feel as though
our feeble eflorts were not in vain.
DR. KILMER'S
o o
Iiolv(M 'rnvcl
GhII t(inc, lirli k lu-t In urine, uln In urethra,
Mrulnlnir after uriiiiitlun, uilii In tho tuick and
nil, miilili-u stoppiiKi. of witter with pnnnure,
Hrihrs Disease
TiiN' ran til In urine, munty urlno. tram;s?oo(
cun- urinary troubln and kidney dlirtcultk.
liiver Coiiiplsiint
Tnrfilil or enlurirod liver, foul lireath, bilious-
new, tililoiiK neuiliielic, xior ditreatlon, irout.
Catarrh of the II ladder
InHatnmatlon, Irritation, ulceration, dribbling,
f riKliinnt calls, jmm blond, muc-ut or pus.
At DruffKUta CO ronta and tl.OOKIze.
" Inn.lui' l,bt- U l.k. fl I '
THE PRESS
PHILADELPHIA,
SUNDAY, WEEKLY,
l'OK IKOi".
DAILY,
Ton 1 isy 1 v: n i si's ( resit est
Fsum i 1 y N e wsjisipor,
It prints All tho News.
rre-Kininently si
Family raper,
.il'ln-alllllT illlei'llv to the Interests of everv
In iiiln T nf the liiilisehnlil, Iiv the iiIhimii'i- iif
iiii lliin of an olii'i-lliiliiililerliiirai-ler In ell her
ll" new i.. literary or ailerl IhIiik euluiuns.
An an Aifrtrtishit JMium Till
J'Ji v'A'.V h iimona the Jli'Ht in
the United $ttte.
I'ltKSS WANTS ".HS."- Klve Ihu tt test re
sulls. The K-npi. Ih-IIi-vi" In them and ' e thelii.
TIIK PHEsk priiitHiix lilk-li iih4,vki want mlver-
tlHenielitM III il HlliKle 1-w.lle and him reL'ili( I.-,..
m. iitivwerM to I'resa Want Ails. In a hiiikIi dav.
This Hhows why I'ii-hn WhiiI Ada. lve ( U e k'ri-at-t-sl
reult.
Jiutfn for ClanMi'Jied A dvertisemeuts
(l'repaid:)
situation Wanted" Half cent a Word
Help Wanted" one Cent a Word
Hoarding" Two Cents a Word
Kooiiis' Twot'entHit Word
For Kale and Hnn'ya Two t'enla a Word
IliiHlnesii upport'a" We ya tinu cent a Word
For Niniill iimoiintH onu-ci nt or two-cent
stamps are. ucci'pied same us cash.
TERMS OF THE PRESS
By m ill tKiMntii' free In the rnlU'd Slates, Cuti
ailu and Mexico.
Dally (exi-ept Hundiiy), one year. . . tii.im
" . " " one iiKinih . . ,so
' (Inenidlnif Kiinday.) one year. - . 7. mi
, " . " " one inoiilh, . m
"iiiidiiy, one your. - . sun
Waakly 1'retK. one year .... i.ou
limits, t hecks and other Itamlttalu-es should
uo nialilu payaiile lo the order of
The Press Company, Limited,
1'lllI.ADKLl'llIA. I'A
CRPHAKS' COURT SALE OF
The miih-rslirm-d Attorni'va-in-Kaet for Hud
olpli HrilKUi-r, Kxerlllor of lilt- folate of ,l(ilil
Moyei". ih-. il hy virtue ot an onh r Issued nut 01
Hie orphans' rmirl 01 snydr i niiniv I'a.. "Ill
si ll I In lolliiwln.f Miluahlu real I'sliil'e al l'ulilk
Milo on 'Hai l No. J, nn
S ttunl ty, January I'.ith lsi5.
TKAt T No. 1 All Unit pl.i-e or ini sMi.ie of
1 1 ml slliiale In Ki'aiil.llnTiiwiisliliiMiMii-ri-niiniv
IM.. l oiimieil liy lands ul lli-nrv lluriuiaii, "alii,
m l In. m 11, lii-ulii-ii Ih-i k.-i and Isra.-I Miiniin-y
11 . al. roiiialnlhir 1 1 1 1 1 1 v lue tw, nir.-s and nuirly
pi l'rlus imiiv or less w II II the iipurteiuuees.
TKAIT. Nn. -J. llelnu iiniilhi-r plere or mi-s-kiiii:,"i.
i.r liiinl Kit nine In t'euiro Tun nsliipMndi-r
1'iiiniy, I'a.. Iiiiiiiiili-il hy lands n Samuel Hiiii .
man. t orm-lliis lliiweivo. Ilelrsui IIihh Ii llinjf.
11i111111.1le1-1l.1l.nl. eiiiil.-ilnlnir MM v -nine in r.-
n;ui Hint l.ll H-iilit-s inoi'o in-Ii ms unit thu no.
plirleliaiior.i. '
Term: 'J 1 p. r einl on onmhivof sale, rtl per
eeiil nn u-iiillnintiliiii nf salo ami the luilaiioo
Apr. l V Halu to be'lli nt 10 o'clock A. il .
J. CALVIN HCIliK.ll,
I). IloLKNDliK,
Attorneys-tn-Kiirt for ltudolpli llriiKKeo. Kxec
utoi' ot tho K ,iulo of John JUoyt-r, ilwt-usod.
ifl
valuable Rea
Estate
ttuuToiD
" CEtLCLOiD " Collars ako Cuffs
re marie by covering a linen collar or
cuff with "celluloid," thus making
them atrong, durable ami waterproof.
When toiled they can be cleaned by
simply wiping oft with a wet doth.
No other waterproof goods ere made
with this Interlining, consequently no
other goods enn potwibly give satisfac
tion. Do not forget that every piece
of the genuine is stamped as follows:
TRAOf
TRAOf
MARK-
Insist ttpon goods no msrked and re
fuse anything else if offered. If your
dealer d")cs not keep them you can
procure n sample f:ottt us direct by
enclosing amount ntxl stating size and
whether stand-up or turned-down col
lar is wanted. Collars 75c. each. Cuffs
50c. pair.
The Celluloid Company,
427-429 Broadway, New York.
I'll.! rilr.I Itrhlna; Pllra.
SrMproMK-MiilMiire: Inli-nu. 10
Init: immt at nlulit : wurw liVM-rm.-liiiiir. lf..T
lim ed In rout lime t nmorn form, w lilcli erien Meed
nun iiii-eniie. ikviiiii Inir verv wire. Kivm'i
oivmKST Mopn the liclilnif lind tiiivdlnir, heals
nu .-111 inn. 11 1111 in iiiiihirnsei, remove the tuilKirn.
.-ii .iriiiriri'iM. or iiv nun . rnr ai renm. tir
swuyne x .son, -illiulililna.
AdiN. MiMrui-tH. Mull Inllen and Dlvlile nnio.
nnilli-Hlly. A PU..I1). a liaiiie. an Arltlinietli-nl
puiiii. Now ).ni run 1I0 II and now vou t-un'l :
Inn kii'ii your temper, the ntuer fi-llnw la III tliu
in. ii. liiiii.-ii iur o i-eiiia.
Till HHION A. CO., Urand nptl., Ohio
ULEICH'S DENTAL EOOMS,
SelinsarnvEi Pai
Teeth rleaned. extmrtiHl. linnUni.wi r..iri.i.
ed. HiM'tinea and Iniurlex lo the 'tooth ami
IIIOIIIIl trealed. Arlllll-ll.lHetiiin.uin 1. ,i.
and olHlunitorH Inm-rtinl. All kinds of IlUluif.
Uold work it niieclHllv. i
EO. t. t'l.RIf'lf, D. D. 8.
(imee In Wels' dwelllmr. iuiiiiii hMm .mr.n
opiKMlte National Hotel
J O.MOHN.M. D.
Practising Physician and Surgeon.
Reuidence in the French Flats, Mid-
!ttrefullv attended to. jtV-
k
IHRIF.r.
THROAT EASE
MA
AND
BREATH
11 iul. rf
OVELTY
Soniftliinr' now nf
I. II. Howehhox'h Confectionary.
Jli.lillfburcrh, ln.
AMKl. J). D. 8.
lliNTIST
Treatluif, llllinj,', tirtillcinl teeth,
crowu ami briile work. Teeth ex
tnicttnl without pain. Satisfaction
ifuttriiuteeil. HIIi!e next door to the
I'osr printing cmo.e.
MIDDLEHURGH, PA.
Miriillcliurg Market
t'orrecteil weekly by our iiierchnnto.
nutter
Ku'tTH...
10
00
12
8
6
10
G5
1'itteil cl lorries
L'npittetl
Utispberries
Ouiotis
IjRrtl
ThIIow
5
. 6
0
CliickeuH per lb
1 urkeys...
Hlii
Shoulder..
8
10
He ut .
vt
Old Wheat fio
New " nn
Kye 4.-5
Corn jo
OatB so
iran per 1U0 lbs no
MiddllllL'H
1.00
1.20
3.10
Chop "
Flour per bbl.
THE SUN.
The firtt American XtWHjHipers,
VII. t JiL :S . 1 . JtA XA , J:litor.
Tin, American Constitution, the
Ahurican Jdea,the American JSjn'rit
Tin e Jirxt, laxt, am! all the time,
fori i'i .
rally, mill,
5w a yctr
Daily Ji Sunday, ty nail. $3 a year,
ThoVc:k!y - - -51 a year,
Tl() Stiqdqy Sqi
is the greatest Sunday Newspaper in
the wotld.
Pries 5c. a copy. By mail $2 a year.
Ail.liia t'llliil'K, Ktr York.
mm l
Tile New Craze. 9 Liltle Roots.
PERFUME
nam rimes
We are offering a full and com
plete line of new
goods in the line of
Clollg, Hals, Gents' Msln Ms
and every thing
in the best clothing store.
All our goods
styles and guaranteed to be strict
ly first class in quality.
G. C. GUTELIUS
FURNITURE.
Cliiter ai Pari MM.
N O
We offer the best goods at Phe-
nominal rrices, guaranteeing qual
ities the Finest, and Styles the
ijatest.
Coshes, Lounges, Mirrors,
Baby Carriages, Window Shades
etc., offered at prices to suit the
times. .We are catering to the
onyaer Ajounuy trade, and
AN INVITATION
Dusmess. - J,esfc uTJully,
MILTON FURNITURE CO.
Front Street, Milton, Pa.
J. M. KLINE, BEAVERTOWN
X. WELL DRILLER, and Agent for
i Riefs!; Hydraulic
Wit la a new and marvelous invention. Junt the thing yon want for
evat inur a continuous vutmlv of water
oiieratinir. hIiiiiiIo in cone truetiou and
now belii(f placed in every State in
county, town ami vlliaue. v enaneuire tne worm to produce Its etf
Must nrove entinfantorv beforti payment is made.
For further Information write for illustrated catalogue.
WELL DRILLING.
llavinir drilled over three hundred
erence run lie jjlveu as t tne enieimcy 01 my worn. 1 ret-pectfullv coi
your patronage in title line and will guarantee you perfect satlbfactiun
every Job,
HENCII
& DROHGOLD'S
SAV niLLuoQlGINES
A wonilcrfiil liuiiruvfiiu-nt In Krli'llnn Frrit. knit
;litllii-li. liurk nun Uin on ar r iimu : ilMK'.iixriii
nxiiiiyulli, r lii tliuuiui'ki l. l-'rii-llon t lun-U l-Vrili
iuusIiik ull tlii finl mciim iimiuml mill Kliilu ,n, k.
mik: vrrni miviim In iowrr unit wi-nr. ht-ml
ixiiiIiihiuiiihi Iur lui uclutuKiimv unit iirlii Alwi
Hlirinc HnrrowH, I in r llUi-, Culilvatarn,
I urn I'liinii-rx, Klii-lli ra, clc. M.hUvh lil v,
UK.C1I A. ltOMUUU, ntr., York, !.
gents Wanted.
A fjrcftt cli.no,
to mik, money.
QUESTIONS
DP USE DAY
rr.!:-lil TlM-i'l.-n I
Si m. Ciii ul HI
u.i.l ul. Iliiiili-s li f
hri-n.l. r.nvwi.lr Ci..i.UJ .... n.. i. ....i r.iti.:fi'n
1.4 110 K IHJUta ut Ilia i.rwul u-i t i r.'l'i"- Ton.r
Lum.uiiun. Il.o nliivr giiB.iiou. win. HiO'lUOTlON
lui U. tairrtcu Workuitu. Whl t'HKll i'UAllli -I k-,
lorkliu. A IK.. H.r tit. Iiuur. Kt.rtWl. .ul 1U ftlo.
11 IA .M.ll. ki.l.. U... ill. i. U.....4
Me
l ui.r. ur miiiI ao oanl. lor wu'i uuini il mi. e. P. W.
will
-WWII v VN
Pricey
ana seasonable
" -www
elso usually found
are of the latest
Middleburgh, Pa,
'
(or Ram.)
frrotu HprinifBor branches. It iif
uuKiirimKHed In durabiliv. Thev a'
the Union and are wanted in evti
wells In this County, plenty of n
J. M. KLINE,
BEAVERTOWN,
Nothing On Earlinvin
LIKE
heridan's Condition Povvd:
II In fiiluMT puro. Illfhlr eoniH-ntra''"1
' nl""llly It nli lti. llian Until of -m
1 Flrli-tlyuit-.lii-llki. IkruvuiiUniiilL-un-iiall ill"
HikhI fur U'llltf t hl.-L& U'l.rtl. n..ini lliAU
!' htm Hnult. "Una linn rui u'ihI "
"'i"! for 5 to prarou, niup,"
; IWl'l KBl It Mud 1U 60 (Mill, for lo I
I flv. l. A I It- .P-Mlmt rn I.W pi atpald :
I .HiniHII. ll. "Till. HI'JiT Pill Y.l U V I'A PK1I.
I V". rouiirr laliiiK UUIUD ir " j
HUMS
b.
tl
hi
ft
of
lb
all
S
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,in
Ihui
lo:
1 an
Mill
imd
law
I ill
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