THE LAND OF NOCX
uddle your head on my shoulder.
dear.
. If our head Ilk the galden rod
,Cmi ve will co sailing away from here
r.T liu beautiful lad of Nod.
t '
v Waster from life's hurry and flurry and
tworry,
Away from earth's shadows and gloom,
T7o.m world of fair weather we'll Coat off
together.
TThere rosea are aim aye In bloom,
Jmat shut up your cyea and fold your
.hands,
'Tour hands Ilka tha leaves of a rose
.UUsd we will io sailing to those fair
lands
That never an atlas shows.
Oa-Jhe north and the west they are bounded
iy rest,
'On the south and tha east by dreams,
Tlr the country Ideal where nothing la
real,
Cut everything only teems.
lZa drop down tha curtains of your dear
. eyes.
'Those ayes like bright, bluebell.
JAnA we will sail out under starlit skies.
To the land where fairies dwelL
Tirwn the river of sleep our barque shall
sweep,
T1U It reaches the mystic Isle
"Which no man hath seen, but where all
have been,
A-nil there we will pause awhile.
S -will croon you a song as we float along
To that shore that Is blessed of Ool,
"Thin lio! for that land, we're off for that
rare land,
Tliat beautiful land of Nod.
tKlla Wheeler YVIlcoi, In Atlanta Constitution.
A RENTED
SUMMER COW.
V
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v)
.2 A CITY MAN'S EXPERIMENT WITH AN
AGRICULTURAL CONDITION.
.
' XC:C-tCeCC;:CCCeCCCCCf
WK CAME to tbe country, as
usual, the 1st of June." aaid
tiie iuhu who hired the cow. "The buy
irad gotten through his examinations
s-Jth honor he tukea after me in his
.fvmdnesR for books and it began to
Snt warm in the city, bo we started, as
rtsuai. nnd landed, as usual, lu the dear
M place.
'Jonathan,' said my wife to me at
:ithe tea table that night, 'we must have
i.0.W.'
-"'Yea,' I groaned, 'and 1 hnle the
thcr of getting her. That isn't the
meanest part of It, either. ThecowtBiir
&r.l is ulways bulled when 1 want to buy
..In .the spring, and beared when 1 want
to sull U the fall.'
"'Yea,' said my wife, thoughtfully,
-.H-.doesn't seem as though a cow could
ieteriorate so much in four months.'
"'It's the company she keeps,' 1 un
Mwered. 'Our hired men would le
.tnaralize Satan.' '
'How much did you pay for that
JJIolstein last year?'
"Sixty' dollara,-and I was mighty
."g-lad to get ten for her in September.' .
- 'Father,' said John, 'wbydontydl
rent u cow?'
44 'llright boy,' aaid I. 'I will,' and I
4id.
"I interviewed Farmer Ilnskloe on the
Mjbjcct first.
'Well,' said he, 'I never did rent out
a cow, and I don't know na I ever heard
of such a thing, but, seeing It's you '
" 'No, you don't,' said I. 'I'm not go
finglolinve any of that nonsense. You
just fnrjj-ct it's mo and make believe it's
your son Henry.'
"I'kIuiw,' said the old man, '1
-wouldn't rent, him the north side of a
barn tn store apples on, or he'd skin my
yo tec th for me. If you're going lo be
::iim. it's no use talking to you.' and he
i went off.
' ell, J looked high and Icnv, and at
'i.iei I found a cow and rented her. A
.. ivect tliii:gihe was, Jersey, pretty as a
Yitr'.tiro, ii:id, ye turtles of Amsterdam!
i'.wv pin" could go! I've seen her feedr
i -oj; ipiietly in the pasture at 20 minutes
:a nine, nnd looking as innocent as n
u) 1 f , arid at 25 minutes of ten she was
rwn 'r.ilcs away in John Slocuin's corn.
'.The first thing nfter breakfast I would
' sjlI up the coachman.
" 'Lloyd, is Ihe cow all right?' I would
v''.."'Ycs, sir,' he would reply.
'o'ccp yonr eye on her, Lloyd. I
tfon't'Wk ,nt nnJ' complaints to-day.'
'All iu"'lt' K'r ' s'r-'
'"Half on1 our aIlur a larmer wouiu
-irroTii.up to th 'ront Ka,e nrivi"g cow
'wrore him. lfA.' huIt nn(1 look UP ot
a:e with n little ttvfi. klc in hisfJ'e-
n tht. . .Mr. doiics.'
'",.I.tr,'0.'iS li!eher'' W'"a3i' the'nM-
;jjr. ilJ. fjink outs if, 1. P'
rmr
-'Well, I wisi nO'd find -Mltt
it
3iin't yours I've got t0'o to Jim Hrtt'Va
vith her.' I
'I would call up Lbyd ask' 'Is;
fiie cow in the pasture, tAofdT '
""Well, sir, she was till ten nfrnutes 1
rr-rjo. when I took my eye off ber, tVnd
v.ct to washing the carriage with ft.-
"'See if slie's there jiow.'
uwya would grin. '
"That she ain't, sir.
That's her bf)
post there.'
'How do you know that's our cowr
M know her, sir. That's her sure.
n3e little devil.'
; "Then I'd pay damages and we'd put
uwouw. abq me same scene would
te. enacted with a different farmer the
xt day.
"The corn that cow ate, the meadows
wJhe 'trampled down, the gardens she
browsed over, and the miles she walked
"w, and ore still, a source of Inex
haustible wonder to me. She climbed
fho hills into Nod, she roamed down
CSiicken street, she waded into the res
earvolr, she mounted Olmstead hill,
Wbcre, with a glass, we descried her out
lined against tbe sky and sent Lloyd to
sseseae her. Whether it was that her
prfdo revolted at being rented, not
pnrned, or whether she took' a mis
tfaklevooft delight In tormenting us be
1 mut vrt hailed from tha city I do not
know, Certala It waa that no f.-
could restrain ber. do rye be wau-bfu
enough to bold brr in cbevk.
"Now we live IVi unles from the sin
tlon. I come from the city every du.i
with pleasure, but after bard . work
there all day does anyone tbiuk I warn
to walk ibat perpendicular 1 milr
for it'e up hlU all the way for m
health? Bui thai' what 1 bad to d
time, after time when Lloyd turned bit
back on the cow and the raraooeed tht
ranch. Then Lloyd went off to look
(or ber, and I, as the country folks say.
'hoofed it bum,'
"The end came at lust. One day the
covr bad disappeared as usual, and
Lloyd In consequence of my repeated
commands, expressed with more fervor
than devoutnesa, bad driven down to
the station and then started off on hi
daily bunt. It wit successful, in fact
so successful that he appeared driving
tbe cow just as I got off the train.
"'Hello. Lloyd.' I cried, tlot Ibe
cow?"
' 'Yea, sir.'
"See here. It will tnke you hnlf an
hour to drive her bonie. Fasten ber
to the back of the wngon and jump in.
"Lloyd looked doubtful. "lo yon
think she'll go that way. sir?"
"Go? Of course she'll go. I'd lilie
to see her help herself if ishe'a tied to
the back nxle of thia wagon, with Ihe
horse trotting in from. Net u rope from
Ihe postmaster and coine on."
"Lloyd got a rope und fastened it
around the cow's horns. Then he looked
up at me.
"Don't you think, sir, it would bi
brtter if you held the end of the rope'.'
Then if she didn't like It and acted UTiil
you could Id go. Cows are very un
certain nniinals, sir, and they're took
queer .sometimes, which I've seen my
self, sir.'
"Hold the rope? Not a bit of It.
t'l... I I. MA t? ..... lnaf
from spite, and if 1 let go of the rope
we'd have to chase her oil night over
I lie inountuin yonder. Tie her to tbe
a!i and get in.'
"So Lloyd made her fast to the back
axle and got in a:id we started. The
next moment there was a bellow of
fright nnd Indignation, an infuriated
cow climbing into tbe back end of the
wagon, and I found myself over in the
meadow beside the road without know
ing how 1 got there. Then the cow
stood on her bind legs. Then she
stood on ber fore legs. Then she braced
herself, all four feet wide apart, and
lugged at 'tha rope with might and
main. Then she tried to toss the wagon
and gave it a fine tip, sending- Liod
half way over on the horse' back.
CLIMBING INTO THE DACK END OP
THE WAGON.
Then she tried to run around bud catch
the horse, who was backing nnd plung
ing in fear. Then she climbed into the
wagon ngnin. Then she did everything
she hodi done before all at once.
"I cannot give the details of what
followed. I only know thnt I had a
floetillO- Vision of fl Ferris wheel. Small.
but very active, a conglomerate of horse
! and cow nnd wngon, whose spokes flew
j around with inconceivable rapidity
! and ear-splitting crackings till sud
I denly there eame a burst of fragments,
J nnd then an imnieasurenble silence,
! and 1 lay back on the grass in a dead
j faint.
, " 'Sakes alive, Mr. Jenes,' the local
j butcher was saying when 1 came to.
I ' wouldn't give you two shillings for
I thnt there cow. No, sir, I'd lose money
! on her if I did. Why, she's nothing but
I mincemeat, that cow ain't, nothing but
I mincemeat. And she's so mised up
i with wagon spokes that I'll have to put
: her five times through the grinder or
I pcople'll think I've taken to giving
tootbPil:kalonffw'tli their bologna
i " 'You're welcome to the cow.' sail
id I.
feebly, ns I climbed Into a kindly neigh
bor's wagon, 'but don't you bring me
any of your bologna.' " N. V. Sun.
Great Speed.
in
n. npo-fiiTpnpp rnu. nnrl n
1 imcr.,( r'snu,,,n wns 0 witness,
ood-h! iaWers nnd everybody else
f he jiadgt.- ',h'lp bkSt to extract from
ere tr iug -' . , the speed of a
him somcthlnb
. . asked the iudire.
I " t Twe 'an. 1 tlJe wit-
-How fasti t v . .:
"Ob, nurty h ,8t 'cr hoDOr'
"Wen, Jiow fa 9,?,',' ':
"Aw. pirrty fas Q
"Was fl as fast 1 " ? "f" c' Ld
"Aw yf" eniI hman, glad
that the'bVfor .Z
plied; "as fast as tw, " niln kin run. -Buffalo
Expreesv
to ln.
n a favorite
Iron as a Utt.
Iron has for ages bO.
medicine. Nearly 100' dlt
aratlons of Iron are tib
tbe medleal demists.
"erent prep-
known
to
1 , ehool,
Wales Oalldlasj a nidia'af s : .
The princa of Wales Is Wl SZl
large ridiirg school at Band.lngt. ' , u t
around Its extreme drcuGSkrefts, "
cyeliar .traek. ' ,
Persistent
Co
2ES
A cough wfiid: sctau to fcan?.
on in spite of all tha rer.iciics whir!
you have applied certainly 'om
energetic and scribble tre.itiV.eiir.
For twenty-five years that stand
ard preparation of coc-Uver oil, .
:SG'otrfs.
has proved its effectiveness in cur
ing the trying affections of the
throat and lungs, and this is the
reason whvt the cod-liver triL par-
tially digested, strengthens and
vitalizes the wnoie sys
tem the hypophosphit:s
act as a tonic to the
mind and nerves, and lbs
glycerins soothes and
heals the irritation. Can
you think of any combi
nation so effective as this?
Be ure you get SCOTT'S Emulsion. S tht ths
nan and fish are on the wrapper.
joc. and $1.00, all druggiat.
SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists. New Yor'
Special Sale
FINE FURS.
Seal Jackets,
Persian Jackets,
Cents' Overcoats,
from $179 9
" ,100 ip
60p
CENTLEMEN'S f II R CAPS,
DRIVING CLOVES, ROBES, ETC
Wllfri, ' - v'arflrcar' 42 p
A. JAECKEL,
Fine Furs,
11 East 19th St. NEW YORK CITY.
TJEOISTEK'8 NOT1CKS. Notice Is haruov triv-
'en llmt the folluwinir named persons uav
fllod their AdiulnlhiniUiiH', Uuitrdimi, und Kx
eoutors' accoiinis In t he UeviHUir'a oitlce 01 Hny
der County, ami the sainu will le presvnted fur
contlrmutloii uud ullowuuue al the Ciiun lluuy
InMlddluburKU, Moiiiliiy, IK'c. 13. 1HUT.
First and final account of W. M. Buyer, Exec
utor of Ike extute o( Jacob Uliolly, late of Union
Townahip, ili'C il.
Firataml tliinl account of Charles Stauffcr, Ex
ecutor of the estate of umuel HtoulTcr, lute of
Bt'llniKrovr, I'n., dee'd.
Firm nnd linn I accnutitof Henry S.Hclince, Ad
mluiatrntor of the eatule of Alexander Uoush,
lute of tVaahiiiKton Townahip. dee'd.
Fir.tnud llnal account of 1. K lloilat, Admin
Utrntor of the estate of Francis M. Fertig, late of
Mourtte Townahip, dee'd.
Firat nnd final account of Jeaae Oorncllua. Ex-
' eciilnr of the eatate of Eliuihctli CVrnolius, lute
' of Jnckann Townahip, dee'd.
I Account of Daniel llcavcr, Qunri Ian of Einer-
1 Ilmntiinl ml, inr pin 111 nf Ijmilnl lliimmel.
deceaacil.
Kind and flnnl account of John P. Leitiel, Ad
niinintrutoriif ."v'iu I.eil.i'l, who wan guardian
ofSnllieA. Ilnulnc;er, a inlnor child of David
HasahiKcr, lute of MiddlecreekTwp , dee'd.
riecond mid final account of Franklin and Cur
tin llowi'Miix. Kxeciitori of theestateaf Haniuel
liowersox, Inte of Franklin Twp., dee'd.
Flrat and Dual account of A. 8. Kurtz, Admin
lutnitor ('. T. A. of the eatnte of John Kurt, late
of West Perry Township, doccawd.
Accoiiuta of OenrKe Shotabcriter, Quardian of
F.lmci U. and Daniel W. Ilvliitzelman, minor
children of Daniel It. Ileintzclmnn, dee'd.
O. M. HIIINDKL.
Nov. 13, '07 lletrlator 4 Hecordcr.
Court Praclamatinn,.
7HKHKAS the Hon. Hnrold M. MetHure
' Prualdeiit JiiiIk 0' the Judicial District,
composed of the counties ol nnyiter, anil
(inlun mid Jcroiiilnh t'rouite and Z. T. (icin
btTllnif, 1CiS AMiKilute Ju.luoi In and TorSny
dor county, have taauod their niecept. bearing
dnto the 4lh day 01 Out. A. D., 17, to ia
directed Kir the liolilinu; ofsn Orphans' Court, s
court ot tiommon Plens, court ol (Jyer snd Tor.
miner and Uancnil Uourt ol QunUor Seaaioni ol
Ihol'oaco, St MiddlnhurKli, lor tha county ol
Snyder, on the 2nd Moniliy, (belnir tbt l.'lth
dxy ol Dee. IHV7). and to continue one week.
Notice it therelore hereby Riven to the Coms
er, .limtli'o ol the Pence and (JonstiiUlM lu and
lor the county ol Snyder, to appear In their
proper mrnon wlih thulr roil", record, Inquisi
tion., examination, and nther remembrances
toduUiosethli); which of tnolr oflloe and in
their behalf psrtuln to be done and wltnesaea
and poriuina proaecutlng lo bohalf vf the Coin
inonwcnlth airnlnat any perron or pcisina are ro
quired to be then nnd there attend In; and de
partlnir without leave at their peril. Juatlaea
are rcqnarted to be puoelual tu tbelr attendance
si theniipolnted time sifreonbly to notice.
Olven under my hanii " .-"'al the SherlfTa
Ofllos In Mlddlel urirh, the lt day uf Nov.
A..D one thouasnd elulit hundred and ninety
gcven. V- K1TTEK, SherlB.
WIDOW APPRA1SKMKNT8. Notice Is bere
hv irlveii that tUe followlnu Widows' Ap
nralspincuts undr the 3no law. have been nied
with the Clerk of the orians' Court of Snyder
countv for Confirmation on Monday, the 18th
day of Dec., ism. . ...
A pprniaement of Lucetta Sears, widow of Win,
B. bears, late of Solinairrove. Hnyder Co., Pa.,
dee'd, elected to be token under the SJOO exemp-
"Appraisement of Ellxabeth Htetler. widow of
Noah Htetler. late of Monroe Twp., Snyder Co..
Pa., dee'd. elected V be xaaen unaw
exemption law.
Appraisement of t'arrla- uroatous, widow 01
NaiSKeon Broaioue. late of Parry Twp.. Snyder
Oo.VP , dee'd, elected to be taken under the
$300 exemption law. - '
XEARN.
L .a,,M'.( i.rva ml" fHr vonnit BMib Citoa'.looi
uauuoa, reman -
. MstMD , r Saw TarlL.
on Jr James' Ileadacbe Powders,
"With regard to Dr. JauitV Head
acb Powder. I hi no Le&iUtiou
in cQiunieudiLir them, to Huflerern
from headache. They relieve tbe
paiu epetdily, and I Lave never
known anyone to be banned by tbeir
use, 1 have been a great eufierer
from headache in my life, but have
almost gotten rid of it by the con
stant uee of hot water and fruit and
bx doinir without coffee. JXho Dr
JameH Headache Powdera have,
however, greatly relieved rue at tttuea
aud I never allow myself to Lm With
out them, and have recommended
to others freely.' C. C. McCabk."
For utile by V. H. Spungler, Urusr
Biat Middle burgh. Pa. ! 6 17-9m
ONE OP TWO WAYS.
The bladder whs created for one
purpose, lintiiely, a receptiiisle fur the
urine, and hh Htioli It U not linlile to
nuy form of lii-e use exo pt by one f
two win. The Brut wuy I from
iiuperfeet Motion of the kidneyx. The
aeuond way is front cm relets ioual
treiitiueut of other disuses.
riin:F 'Ai Jr:.
Unhealthy tiriue from unlteulthy
klduetH ii the chief cuie of lil.ithli-r
trotlltleH. So the womb, like the
bladder, waecrented formie purposes,
nnd if not doctored too iiiurh in not
liable to weuklieuM or diseie. exoept
ill rare cases. It Im situated buck of
and very close to tbe bladder, there
fore any puin, disease ir ini-onveni-enoe
iii.ii'i''"'i'.l ii I lie kidneys, back,
bladder or unitary passage i often, by
iniVtake, attributed to female weak
ness or womb trouble of some sort.
The error iseaHily made aud may be
as easily avoided. To find out eor
rectly, set your iirineasidii for twenty
four hours, a sediment r settling
indicates kidney or bladder trouble.
The mild and the extruodinary effect
of Dr Klbuer'r Swaiup-Koot, tin
great kidney, und bladder remedy is
soon realized. If you need a medicine
you should have the best. At drug'
gists fifty cents aud one dollar' You
may have a sutupli bottle and pam
phlet, both sent free by mall. Men
tion the Mlddleburifh, Post and send
your address to Dr. Kiliuer & Co..
Binghaiutoi), N. Y. The proprietor of
this paper guarantee the genuineness
this offer
nTiooD poison
I I lilsrr BLUOD fUlSON tMnnsoentlf
I I lrw,Jn,o'0rs. Von oaot treated ai
ty. If roaprafertooomehtrsnwiiliinn.
tract 10 DST nllroadfaiaandhnulhUU .A
lehsm.if wsfall toenrs. 1 ( rou har t&kan mp.
nrj. Iodide potash, and still bar schss sod
Pitns, Mneoasrsitcbea In montb. Sore Throat.
lanplM, Copper Colored Spots, Ulcers on
soy part of thVdy,HlrorKvebrows falllnr
at, It Is tkls Seeoodsry BLOOU POISoA
raarmBtestocur. We solicit tee mol obsti
nate case and chaUens; the world for m
eweeMsiotenr. This dlaesM has si wars
baaed the skill of the most eminent Physi
cians. SS 00,000 oanatal bahlnd our utioondk
(tonal laaraDtv. Abeolateproorant aoelad 00
Divorce Notice.
SADIE BAKOK UkTI Or MT. FLKASART MILM, 811 V"
DKB COISTV, rs.lS'A. .
Whereas, William A. Bnaom, your liunlmnd
hua filed a lihel In the Court of C'omiiinn Plcaa
of Hnyder county, Pa , of May Term, IH'.tt, No.
1.1, praylnn; a divorce nainnl you, now you are
hereby notified and required to appear in aaid
court on or before Monday, this lUth day of
lleciMnber, next to annwer tho cnmpliiint of tne
mid Wllliain A. II.110111, nnd in default of audi
appearance you will be liulileto have a divorce
granted III your nlnc.
P 8. UITPKU. Hhrrlff of Snviler Co.
Sllerifl's Ofllco, MiddlcburKh, Pa , Oct. Mill, IHW
Don't Toliatro Spit and Kmuke Tour Mf Ana),
To quit tobacco cuslly and forever, be maff
actio, full of llfo, ncrvo und vigor, tnke Ko-To-I3uc,
the wonder-worker, thnt makes weak men
strong. All druggists, (Ac or II. Cure guaran
teed. Booklet snd sample free. Address
Steillnf Kemedr Co.. Cbicauo or New York.
Klondike
Ahiska! Why not
get your share of
the ureut fortuuea
to be realliei from the wondcrlul discoveries
already made and to l c nmde In this Now Klon-dlke-Aloako-Kldorudo?
THK WA8IIINU
TON OLD FIELDS EXPLORATION COM
PANY under Iti cllaraoti'r In authortxed to prOe
pnet for and Hcqiiire Mlninif Claims and Prop
iTileain the wonderful gold fields of Klondike
and Alaska. Iinmoiic fortunes buve Hlrt'ody
been reollxed and millions more "ill le made
there. Will you allow tills goldon Opportunity
to asa you by? A fuw dollars Invested In
in this uudertaklug- may be the foundation to
your fortune. Tbe ruu to the Wonderland Jiec-
cssltntes iuunediuto action. Tho flrat In tbe
field tbe flrdt In fortune. No Sticli opportunity
has ever keen piPaonli-d to the peop o of the
present generation a Is offi'rcd in tho Klon
dike Alaska Gold Kiclls. All sliareholdees
gat their full proportion of all profit. No divi
dends are made on stock remaining unsold.
Send your ordera enclosing One Dollar for each
share of fully paid-up and non-aaacsaable stock
desired to the WASHINGTON HOLD FIELDS
EXPLORATION COMPANY, Taconia, Wash
ington.
Tbe following Tacoma dealers in supplies for
the Klondike and Alaska trade are Stockhold
ers tn the Company end will inform you regard
ing the reliability of Its officers: Monty A
Ounn, Groceries; A. P. Itoska, Harness Co.;
Morris Gross Co , Dry Goods and Clothing ; W.
a. Rowland. Outfitter; Hugo Fvlltx, Tents;
Tacoma Hardware Co. 10--lyr.
Slicrill's Sule ot
REAL ESTATE!
Hv virtue nfaeertnln writ of Klera Facias is
sued out of the Court of Common Plena sf Hny
der county. Pa., and to me directed I will ex
pose to public sale at tin tuurt House in mm
dleburnh, Pa., on Saturday, Dec. 4, ltHJ at one
o'clock p. in., the following described real
state to wit: All that certain tract of land
situate In Washington townahip, Hnyder coun
ty. Pa , bounded on the North by land of Abra-
ham uwer, Mai Dy una oi joiiii uwnr, on
the South by land of Peter Kratzer and West
hv land nf Howard Jones eolitalnum BS acres
more or less, w hereon are erected a dwelling
houae, bank barn and other outbuilding.
Seised, taken into execution and to be sold as
the property ol Josian uenner.
P S. HITTER, Sheriff,
Sheriffs office, Mlddleburgh, Pa., Nov 8, 1HV7
To Cure C Forevev
Take uasca rets Cmmy cu in rtlc. loe or no.
If C O. C. fall to cure, druvuiNis r fund money
- TO rVBG A COLD IN Oil I! BAY
Take Laxative Quinine Tablets. All Drug
gists refund the money if It falls to cur. 23a .
10-14.7m.
Mo-To-Hae for Fifty Cents.
Ouaranteed tobacco habit enre, makes weak
nea strong, Mooa pure, duo, sl au druggtsta.
4 tyQuatymgotiA...
v ' It Is wortb jour while tn to give stteotion to soma
reasous wbj you should be a reader ofTns Pbiladklpitia
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A SUMMER SAIL
in ladies' shoes is a pleasant
voyage afoot, For tbe pleas
ure it gives, there's no sail
like our sale. Crowds are
enjoying it, and securing the
prettiest, coolest and best fit
ting Summer shoes now man
ufactured, at prices which
buyeis find it a pleasure to
pay. lor house or street
wear, pleasure or every-day
Dractical narnoscs, walking,
riding, or driving, we supply
the ideal shoes demanded by
fashion and the dictates ot
individual taste. Ladies,
whoever claims yoar hands,
by all means surrender your
feet to these shoes.
G.H.
An Important Question.
tr vnur irtnnds or nelcbbors ere HUfferlnir from
coughs, colds, sore tbrout, or any throat or lunij
dlwase (locludliifr coiiKiiinptlon), ask thi'in It
mey nnve ever usea ui. s turn, imi iwnuun
Oermsn remedy Is having a lorire bale here and
Is performing some wonderful eures of throat
a i.ii innir iiiiwaivii. w. ll. Hnaniler. Mlddlebunr :
M. Hotbrock. M . I)., Ml. Pleasant Mills. wIllBlve
you a snniple bottle free. No matter what ol ner
meoieines ua.ve luuru w uu, vry vtwo w.w.
Large size 45 ana wets.
Xverrbod Bays So.
rAarairla Pni1if Cathartic the most won
derful medical discovery of tlio aire, pleas
ant and refreslnnir to tne taste, act penny
and positively on kidneys, liver anu ootveis,
rlontialnir tha antine avstem. dispel colds,
euro headache, fever, bahitunl ronstlpation
and biliousness. Please buy and try a box
of ll. C. C. to-dar: 10. 25. M) rent. Bold and
giiarant"- to cure by ull drui'irinta.
FtlflZEfl ERHSE
" best in van WOKtO.
J ltawasAyqualiUssaieaasutTaaMd, aetnalrr
eutlasUn two bom of any other brand. Mos
aaVotodbybMt WOIITHS GBNDIMaW
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fHll III Im-nlilip. wherA .ru
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SELINSGltO
IMflnBLE-YAnDl
M. L. MILLER, - - Prop'r
I keep cotiHtatitly on hand and uian
afucture to order all kinds Of
Marble and Granite
MoikIs iii iaistoms!
Old Stones Cleaned and Repaired.
LOW PRICES I , ; LOW PRICES
I have on f tha hr. Mnrhla Pi t.
ier iu the State and consequently
iuru ui r"Hi worn.
IkSTtJcMiic nod see uiy work it prices.
Tlmnkfu! for Dast favors I most r-
("I'fctfnlly ek a continuance of same,
- M. L. MILLER
PENNSYLVANIA KAILR0AD.
Snnborj & LewiBtown Division.
In eflfeot Nov 28, 1897.
WalTWABO I OtS. I STATIOS. SiBTOSD I
pm pat AT hi i V i pa
4-3 li.va Lawlitown J. f.i f.os
J.ai 11.08 Mala Strsst 7.:3 t.ua
4.18 iimh) Lswistowa I ss i.m
449 IU1 tfaltland 7.4:1 ll
4.04 ll.4t . Painter 7.4i t.v,
398 ll.4(i 11 Shlndls 761 IM
8.56 ll.se II Wsgnar 7.5s IX
3 46 M IT HoUlure (.8 U
8,18 11.19 10 Ksub'lMllll 8.13 8.M
8.:lu ll in it Adamaburg S.lll sm
3.24 11.00 u Baavsrtowa .M
.1.13 10.fi 19 Kenter 8.H4 .1
3 07 '.0.6U 18 MlddlebUilb H.40 4.'
3 00 10.4.1: 88 Melaer 8 4 I.!'
2..V1 iO:i) 87 Krsamcr S4 4.
2.32 16.8.V 89 Pswlliiu 8 51 4.1
l.m 1C.-S 43 dsUnaxrovs vim a
I3T IU.1J' 46 ISsIlniKrovs J. l 411
2 2.1 ilu.usi fl I duuburv 1 "l
Train leaves Sunbury C 25 p in, ui J
rives at oelmsgrove 5 40 p m
TraloH leuve Lewlritowo Junction :
4 58 a m. 10 IS a m.1237 p m,5 27 p m,T 07 11 !' :
AKtuinn. Pittsburg and the Went.
Kur ilaliimoresDil WhpIiIiihIoii 9 3.iain ICS
1 HB 4 1R. 1 oin in For rhilmluinliin N'f
York 833 9 83a m. 1 02 1 83 4 43 sud 11 16 pm 14
Miiriisuurii 7 00 ii lu and 8 28 p ui
Philadelphia & Erie R P. Division.
AND
NOUTUEKN OENTUAL UA.1LW.U
Iralna leave Sunbury daily excopt bitnil iy :
. 24 a lu lor Krle and CKnandiilirua
3 1:1 a ui for liellolontit Krla anil Ciiniinihilnwi
9 13 a in lor Iook Haven, Tyrone mi l the
1 10 ii ui tor lli-lli-louts Kane uau.ii.ii.iU"
5 31 p ui lor Konovo and tliuira
9 2J p in lor Ixck Havsn
Hiin.lu, II ,0 n tn 1,'rlj. anil PlLlllllkllll llf lt.1
9 43am for Look Hiivan aud 9iin I'" vl
linuieport
ROln tn ftrOntfiaiid.:, i,n.t 1tilftllllll
6 2S a IS. 65 ll ui 2 00 and 5 4 J p in lor v "'4
h,rPM attrl ITA,,l(ntt I
7 W) s m, 10 :0 a iu, l 3 p ia, 5 V V ' " sul '1
siimn i .Mount ouruioi
Sunday 9 63 a ui lur Wllkiubar.-o
tr...l.. l..A.. U..H.... itu TiinrllilQ
in in , iti !, ilqir, iirrivin lit I'llll I'l'l1'
Siwpm Now York 3 33 p in Biium.r ii
wamiiuKion 4 in pm
6HI ii in daily arrl. lnii at l'lindolihl
in.i,umNuv,,.bllu,iii lUlilmom v9!
4l u ni. weuk days arrlvinK at I'tailavUelfl
4 8Ua iu New York 7 81 a in
im ll,inl,ni, n rf- .,,J
1 50 ain daily arrlvlntr at lMii.alel.lhiJ
Haiti more 0 a a to whuiiidkiuu i"--
VT...L, UOIa UiaaUii.vs 111 I-.U IL 111 till' IV
13 pui.weck days arrlvlnir aiPhlUIJIl
8 23pui. New York 9 80 p ui. Haltiiuor'l
w""u1?"L"P'2..k.... ... .m..sH
i in ilia ibu iciavc ouuwui j - , , ...
and 8 80 pin, lor Hamaburg. Hhllsdell'"'
Haltiuiore
i u ur.i.il). i5ii'l ' " A1
J. B. IIUTCUINSON.tJs i i Mna
a mum I'm i Ilenltli-
Tn tn Inniini pnnwI.liiAl Ion bV taklWT P'
line ifoms rouna in a ciruie. ",v , " 4
ine point boukiii, ouiouiy kv "v--,,
lti pol nt. A perfect nut und laxiil
yvwrj umif. ramroia!"
Oiuoa, siomaune, liver aim " , , yn
v..niu ur ll analller, a
ourirh i M. Rothrock, M. P.. Mi. "7
will irive you a sample package iiw.
ii and soots.
Sherifl's Sale of
REAL ESTAT
1.-lrt.ln-rlt Of All Fi,1
. . . ivmnion r'T
laaueo oui oi ine voura oi ,Lu4 I
Snyder county. Pa , and to 2jioJ
expose to puuuo saie tn ,)e),4, ll
MldUioourgn, ra on rwiii"" .M!it1
lo'olook p. m-, the followins Jt,
estate to wit : All that eenani 0, s
ot eround situate in ine " - ji e
burgh, Snyder county, "M '
norm dt wwibi hiw,, -- . u-.rf ot
nmn. South b v an alley and
J. W. Hwarts, containing- H ': 'Piw
being lot No. 19 In uo"" hVhaKI
Borough of Middleburgh. on wW
a Iwo-itor house, stable and otw 1
lnR..A ..u- ia...ullon d " 1
1 ffmssui tea s vis iuw I
as the property of Q. O. Sbrf
f.n. ''-f,,
at..ifr. ns,. sltiUlahunr. r I
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