Royal
t Absoluteiy bPube
&AKIN&
Powder
4BS0uumyfeitE
Makes the food more delicious and wholesome
doyu wim sowim co.. ww ton.
The Middlebupgh Post.
Published every Thurnday.
Geo. W. Wagenseller,
bditor and Proprietor
Subscription $1.50 per year.
wlil'ti ui ii t tic paid in advance wben seut out
side i in' count-.)
R ATI S OF ADVERTISING.
All transient advertlrimonta not otherwise
xmtracted for will be charged at the rate of m
V cents per line (nonparlel meaxure) for flint Inser
tion and to cents per line for every subsequent
Insertion.
MsV Death notices published free obituary pom,
tributes of respect. .v. , three cents a line.
Republican Standinc Committee-
Ariani. W II. Ili'rnmn. Jen' in lull Hmverwn
Uravcr. Jn. m. Kline, Ctiarlei Bptetil
fk'ftver W., t'o. J. Bmtcc, 'hn A Winrnrr
OMitre, II. It. Waimr, It. M. Kriiley
('hnnnan, H in. II. K'rMittr i S. TfOlllBUMl
Military Enrollment for 1899.
Tlw aMuaoors' returns of Snyder
Franklin
.lacknoii,
UlddleburB,
Mlddloerask,
Monro,
Peon,
Pcrrv,
Perry W..
sallnsgrovs,
gprltiR,
rnioii.
liiiiKtn
w. . (.ift. II s Rennlrunr
iivo- A. BrotlSS, J. f. Yenrlck
Al. ('Man K. A. Rowm
s. s Voder, Theodore How
A. K Young, II P. Hitter
Plank Miller, Howard Row
I. ft, Brasilia, Dr. M. Rothrock
t.co Mrow.cr. .IhIiii Noll
N. s. Platter, 1". H Smith
1" K. Keloali Hen. S. Lcpli'v
). Cf. Hire, II. J, trnii
Henry Brown. John Millrr
Thursday, April 27, IN!)!).
Ill ill'IK-
:ui iisurua-
QUAY STILL AN ISSUE.
The acquittal oi I'. 8. Senatoi
Quay and Iiih immediate appoint
ment oi Governor Stone to the posi
tion which the Legislature refused
to give him leaves the question still
an issue before the people. Governor
Stone proposes to force upon the
people ;i man whom they have dis
tinctly refused to elect or accept. It
ia iiii t question, notwitiismnciing
his appointment, whether the Unite
Qj 1. CI i l ..I s.
oiaicn senate tviuacceoi tne uovern-
org appointment. Even if they do
Quay will only hold t!ie position un
til the Legislature will again con
vene to elect some one else.
I he net of the Governoi
np this appointment i
tion oi power not delegated to nun.
f the Governor thinks I an take
the bull by the horns in this manner,
he may see the day when the people
of the state will lie oulv too glad for
ail opportunity to persuade him oth
erwise. The Governor very well
knew that the people did not desire
Quay's restoration to his sent in Hie
Sena 1 1 or else their representatives
w ui!'! have re-elected him.
The people are moie tlioroughl)
aroused than ever ami they will be
more enthusiastic in their endeavors
to eradicate bossism from the cardi
nal principles of the duties of a 1 n-
ited States Senator.
Only six -of the hold over Sena
tors are Quay men while the majority
of the House has been opposed to
Quay's re-election. Many oi the
representatives who have been array
ed with Quay have done so against
the expressed wish of their constitu
ents. It is easily forseen that Quay
will never be elected U. S. Senator
again.
Cheap Excursions, 1899.
County show that there are the
following able lxidied men between
the a)jes of 21 and 45 years:
Adams, 10.")
Beaver, 112
Beaver West, 168
Centre, 150
Chapman, 14!)
Jackson, 111
Franklin, 188
Middleburg, 7.S
Middlwreck, 125
Monroe, ISO
Penn, 218
Perry, 131
Perry West, 86
Selinsgrove, 199
Spriug, 152
Union, 1ST
Washington, 204
Total 2,544
We are in receipt of the March
and April numbers of the American
Genealogwt published by Thomns
Allen Gleen, Ardmore, Montgomery
Co., Pa. It is a new publication
devoted to Genealogy and local his
tory. There is room for such a
publication in Pennsylvania. The
editor proposes to extend the scope
of its material to the South and to
New England. New England has
plenty of published material of this
character while Pennsylvania has
not and there is a laree scope of
Going It Blindfold.
The man who deceives himself
with the thought that grip is nothing
but u severe cold, and cajoles himself
with the belief that old fashioned
home remedies will bring him
through all right is going it blind
fold. LaGrippe is a disease quite
as contagious ami cquallyas danger
ous as searletina or small pox. Un
less the grip germs are promptly
eradicated by the proper treatment
they will leave the system filled with
poisonous products whiotf continue
to destroy the nerve forces and waste
the vitality and strength until some
victim lor an early grave.
Dr. Miles' Nervine is the only
safe and sure relief for the many
forms of nervous disorders which are
m the result of grip polflOfliog. It fu
ll hit's the digestive organs to do their
work completely and effectually,
providing rich, red, higblv vitalised
blood, which builds up the wasted
nerve tissues and drives out the
poisonous product! of the terrible
little diseased germs.
"The grip was followed by ncrv-
152 ous prostration which soon develop
ed into sciatic rheumatism, audi lay
on my back all winter. Two of our
U-st physicians were unable to do
anything to relieve my suffering.
The pains were so severe at times
that 1 was unable to turn over in
bed and my long Buffering nearly
drove me mad. After trying sever
al "cures 1 commenced taking 1'r.
Miles' Nervine, audi got relief from
the first bottle. Six bottles restored
had ell-
Mercantile A ppr&isement.
The vernier of Foreign hum Domestic Mer
chant! ie In Snyder Untiniy erUl take notice that
they are appraiser act cla! by the under
eitrimlappmtnea f mercantile and other taie
for the year an follows:
Name. Llcenne. Class. Tai.
A DAMN TWP.
Mhldlcffwnrth A' Mat torn, m ptore 13 $10 00
M . li. llltMM, " 14
BEAVEHTWT.
W. B. W ncy Jt Bro..gM store,
A. II. Iloweraoi, " "
W. iM. Keller, ouiife.tiiiiirv,
W. H. Weaver.
J. I'. Shirk, hii'thvurt.
K. Yerk, g nrrml -.tore,
HKAVKK WKSTTWP.
MhMleNWiirth rt rUh, Kciu-rat store
KelkerAt MitttlteNwarth, " "
Jjasjas II 1'etcr, ' '
Thotna- Kohler, "
J. & 'lirlltMil-enrrr,
J, H. Loan,
CBKTRB TWP,
9, V. Herman. tlMfa store,
KtfOllh Ire', " "
C. M. Showers, "
CHAPMAN TUT.
A. H. Trmitmnn, (noral ftore,
tieo. S. Rlnt), "
lohn 8 Hi do,
W. B, Klne.
Harriet n utninel, " "
David Mi-ifer, Krain dealer,
FRANKLIN TWP.
We H. Winey, fraln :ui I coal.
TREXLER'S STORE,
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It
It
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me to better health than I
joyed before in years.
Fred Myers, Redffeld, 8. D.
A trial package of Dr. Miles' fa
vorite treatment for the grip, con
sisting of Dr. Miles' Nervine, Dr.
Miles' Nerve and Liver I'ills, will
be sent absolutely free to any person
in Pennsylvania.
work for the Genealogist to fill right sending name and address on a jxistal
card, requesting (he samples and
mentioning the name of the Post.
Address, Dr. Miles Medical Co.,
K Ik hurt, Indiana.
Annual meeting General Assembly
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
at Denver, Col., May 18 to 2(5.
Annual Meeting General Assembly
Presbytersan Church at Minneap
olis, Minn., May 18 to June 1.
National Baptist Anniversaries at
San Francisco, Cal., May 20 to 30.
National Educational Association at
Los Angeles, Cal., July 11 to 14.
For all these meetings cheap ex
cursion rates have been made aflfl
delegates and others interested should
beat in mind that the Im sI route to
each convention city is via the Chi
cago, Milwaukee & St. Paul K'y
and its connections. Choice of routes
is offered those going to the meetings
on the Pacific Coast of going via
Omaha or Kansas City and return
ing by St. Paul and Minneapolis.
The Chicago, Milwaukee and St.
Paul K'y has the short line between
Chicago and hnaha, and the lx'st
line between Chicago, St Paul and
and Minneapolis, the route of the
Pioneer Limited, the only perfect
train in the world.
All coupon ticket agents sell tick
et I via the Chicago, Milwaukee tV.
St. Paul K'y. l or time tables and
information as to rates or routes call
on or address John K. Pott, District
Pai enger Agent, 186 William St.,
William -'ort. Py. L-20-3t,
I was rpailiii? an advertisement of
Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera ami
Diarrhoea Remedy in the Worcester
Enterprise recently, which leads me
to write this. I can truthfully say
I never used any remedy eiiual to it
for colic and diarrhoea I hav never
had to use more than one or two
doses to cure the worst case with
myself or children. W. A. Stpcd,
Pnpomokn Cit. Md. For sale by
an uruggists,
Reduce! Rates to Lancaster via Pennsyl
vania Railroad, Account Knights of
Golden Eagle Parade.
On Account of Ui" parade of tl' Knlffhte of
tltoUolderi Bacle at Lanoaeter, I n , May 9, the
Pennsylvania unlit-mul Company hat arranged
to sell eieurelon tlcketa. from all station, on He
lino In tin1 stiiti of IVnn'.ylvitnin, to Lniicftstrr,
and return, al rate of elngle fare for tin round
trip, minimum rate twenty-five oenta.
Ticket-, will In-sold on May 8 uml 9, good to
return until May 10, Incluelve, int will not in
valid for paeaage on tin I'onneylvanla Limited,
MARRIED.
Reduced Rates to Harnsburg via Penn
sylvania Railroad, accont Unveiling
Hartranlt Monument.
On account of the unveiling of tlie- lliirlrunft
Monumental Uarriaburg, Pa , May 12, the Penn.
ylvanla Huilrona Company hai arranged tu
ni'll excursion ticketn from nil Htationii on itn
line In the State of Penneylvanla, to Harrieburg
and return, at rata of alngle fare for the ronnd
inn, minimum rntc twenty-five c?ot,. Ticketn
ill be Mid on May W, Hand If ami will be
good lo return until Mnv 18, inclimive, hut will
not lie valiil for nHni;e on the Cenusylvniiia
Limited. 4-a7-2t.
ELECTION NOTICE.
Notice Is herehy given to the cMwOfl and
qualified voten of the Borough ol Mlddlaburft
Pa. tit it In purtuatXM of ad ordinanoi or rcH
lutton of the Honni of Sohool Director! nt a
meeting held upon the nth day of April, ihw,
ftneleoBonwIII beheld In tlie Court House in
the Borough of Middleburg Snyder 0oi I'a.,
(hointrthe place of holding the gt'ueral and
BoroUKh U hctloai in naid ItoroutMi,) on Tl'KH.
DAY the 38d day of MAY A. 1)., 19, between1
.he hours of 7 A. M. and 7 1 M. of Mtid day, for
the purpose of ohtainitiK the assent of the qual
ified electors of said Borough of Middluhurir to .
an increase of iuhehtedfiess (or increase of deht)
of eold Borough to amount greater than 2 and
less thati 7 per i-entum of the last prcceedtniz
asesseil valuation of Its taxable proiierty ; said
election to he held hy the officers of and under
the same regulations ns provided hy htw for the
holtltng or inunn inal elccttonn. 1 no iickci u
be voted at said cldction and received hy the
election oftloeri are to be elthor written or print
ed, ami are to be Jlnheled on the outside "fn
crease of Debt." and containing on the inside
the words, "No Increase of Deht," or the words
"Debt may he increased for the purpose of pay
lug for tin? new public school huilding to the
amount of Mix Thousand. Five Hundred Dot
Ian ($rVX)000.) Agreeably to the several Acts
of Assembly in such case made and provided.
STATEMENT.
The amount of the last assessed valuation of
taxable property of the said llorough of Mid
dleburg, (for school purposes), less exempt
property Is lUH.Otio. There is no existing deht,
except that proposed to be incurred. The a
mount of the proposed increase (or incurrence
of debt) is the sum of KYW which in i4
DOT Oent Of the assessed valuation. Tlie pur
pose for which said debt js to be increased (or
incurred) is to raise fund to the amount above
stated to he used and expended in and about
the erection and construction of a new public
school building, now under contract and build
ing In said borough, for the use of the public
schools of the said school district of Middle
burg, and for the payment of the ground or
site on which sftme is to be erected, and the ap
paratus for heating ami ventilating the same, hy
iuuing Imnds to the amount of ff(.Vi0.00 hear
ing not more than -I per cent. Interest, and ma
turing in not less than lo, nor more that 15
years,
Hy order of the Hoard. April IS,19JUi
J, A. BlfTDBK, President.
April hi, nt the home of Mrs.
Abhy Kunkle n imWuVmi ?!, u,.
i ti m wr i
Kev j. onamuaon, .ionn r.. ivunKie
of Kratzerville and Mary A. Erd
ley of Globe Mills.
April 17, by G. A. Aurand, J.
P., Henry Goes of Sinking Valley,
Blair county, to Mrs. Lydia Bank
witzof Troxelville, this county.
hy
i:
ev.
April
James Staid oi Salem to
E. Brouse t Kratzerville.
W. A. Haas,
Maggie
CANDIDATES' C A Kits.
l!0-
U. E. HAS.siN(iKK,Scc'y.
WANTED !
A Reliable man for Manager of
Branch OHice which 1 wish to open
in this vicinity. If your record is O.
K. here is a pood opening. Kindly
mention the Post when writing.
A. T. MOHltlS. Cincinnati, O.
Illustrateu catalogue 4 eta. postage.
, 296t.
sso inle Jllilue.
Editor Pna. Please annoance Ui tbe Repub
lican voters of Snyder oounty tost 1 am a con-
illihit" for Hie Ili'pulilli'iiti noiiilnnUou of Asnik-I-
ste Judge of Snyder county and u nonlouted
iinili'li'i'ie.l will iMiih'uror to do us near right an
I know how. P, F. liElOKI..
Spi iik T p April H. lsw'
Elinor Post. Please announoe my nnme ns n
i-aniltilnii' lor Associate .lildge nl the romliitf
prttoarv elivllon, nitijecl to the rules ami rt'gu
Iatlons"of the party. I was lorn and raised fn
Bnyder county, have paid taxes here for39vears
anil have never liehl a county orflce. Ir ray
friends see fit to give me this nomination and
elect me, I shall adk no more than one term. So
llcltlus; vour psUonsge, I remain,
Eulthfullv Yours,
Perry Twp. pktbk BAUCH.
Ddltor Poet. Please announce my name as a
candidate for the Republican nomination of As
sociate Judge of Bnyaer County at, the primary
t'lpctlon, subject lo t ho rules governing the Be
publican party. Kesp'.v Yours,
Beavertown, April is, 'w. ai.kked BPBCHT,
Editor Post. Please announce my name as a
candidate tor the Republican nomination for As
OCtatS Judge of Bnyder County, subject to the
rules ol i he Republican party.
HlddlebUK. JAMES YANZANUT,
Comity Trtnaartr.
Editor Pokt. Please announce my name ns a
candidate lor tlie Republican nomination for
County Trcasuier subject to the rules governing
the Republican primary election.
Selinsgrove, April is. L r. LAUDKNSLAOER.
Editor loT. Pleaso announce my name as a
candidate mr tbe BSMbttoaii BOtnlnstloo for
County Treasurer subject to the Republican us
Ulf,.s. UEN.NEY1LLE SMITH.
Middleburg.
i-Mitor I'oht Please announce to the Ilepub-
llcansof snvder county that I am a candidate
for the nomination of Motility Treasurer subject
to the rules ol the Republican party.
Middleburg. J. CALVIN 8CIIOCII.
Nhrrltt.
Editor Pow. Please announce my namo ns a
candidate forthc nomination ot Hlicrlff on the
Republican llcket at he primary election to be
held May 13th. Oi W. Kow.
Peun Two., April 11th, 18.
Com m iMNloner.
Editor Post. Please annonnce my name as a
candidate tor County Commissioner subject to
the rules governing the primary election.
Preeburg, April 17, 1SW. OEO. P. MILLER.
Editor Post. Please announce my name In
your valuable paper as a candidate for County
commissioner, subject to the rules governing
the Republican Primary. Hesp'y Yourn,
JOHN P. WETZEL.
Editor Post. Pleaso nnnounce my name as a
candidate for re-election to the ofneo ol County
Commissioner subject to I he rules of the party.
I have always tried to do my duty In always
looking to the best interests of the tajt-payern.
and at the request of a irreat many friends I pre
sent my name. Very Truly Yours,
BeaverTwp. WILLIAM DRBESE.
Editor PoeT. Pleaso announce my name as a
candidate tor County Commissioner, subject, to
tne usual rules anil regulations. Kindly asking
t Hi- support ol tne peopieoiNnyaur county, i rc-
. Iluun'i' VmiM
mm.
Middleburg. HARRISON MOYEK.
Mute Delegate.
Editor Post. Please announce my name as a
candidate lor the position as Delegate to the Re
publican state Convention.
CARBON SEEBOLD.
Mlddloburg, Pa., April :o.
Cou n t y . A atl I tor.
Editor Post. Pleaso announce my name as a
candidate torcounty Auditor on the Republican
ttcket subject to the Republican.
Monroe twp 1). NOBMAN APP.
Onvid Wstnsl, general store,
s. nariicr Btroonton,
B. II. Citsssr,
franklin Mlllintr C . dealer In grain,
Charles Hover, general store,
QlflBSmltn,
JACKSON TWP.
I. H. Romig Co., gsi.eraJ .tore, it
II. M. Derk. " It
A. B. Oaubcrinun, " " It
MIDDLEORBBK TWP.
A. C Smith, general store,'- it
.f. R Magw " " it
s. o. rirlch, n
I'Vaglcy A Y oiler, grain, 11
MlDDLEnUBG BORO.
VI". W Wltt"nnn-er. L-encrn! stftre. 13
W ll. Beaver, " " t.t
Kunkle Walter, " 1H
w . Uaftaan, shoes, ll
Hiddleburg Urug Store, drugs. It
I ll Bowertoz, confectionary. s
II v Pottlk, " s
Schoch a' Btahlneekef, rtoree. etc., it
I. A. Kith, general dealer, I t
ft, K. Walter, furniture. II
PENN TWP.
M. Mtllner. general store, II
t, it Romlg, " 1 1
ti. M. Witnier, " " It
PERRY TWP,
Peter German, geteral store, ll
Henry llnrdiug, " I I
llrosios X Minium, " " It
It. A Kbrigbt .... )4
M. Rothrock. drug.. It
C, K. Boyer, confectionery. S
WRST PBRBV TWP.
B. B.SIraUp, general store. It
BELINSOBOVE Ilnuo-
J. K. Burns, general store, It
ii. l;" Charles stove.. it
A. N. Gem ber ling, general store. It
W. A. Arbogast. " " It
A. I. Corey, grocery. It
1.. J. Latnbereon. aroearv. ll
J. II. Uleh, drug-. II
Geo. c. Wagsnsetler, drngs and cosf , in
H. Oppcnheinier. cloihtng, II
Keely Son. clothing. It
S. Wete, general store. 12
iieo. it Bendrleks at 8nn, hardwara, it
Edward Taylor, restaurant, s
II. E Miller, grocery, II
i. K. LaudensTagoTi coal, it
M.O.Snyder, " 14
A. H. Keek, shoes, 14
M. L. Kreeger, grain, 11
M. s. Sehrover, shoes and hnrdware, 14
Jos. K. Sbnrf A Son, 11
TrgflTBftti wiimittI stnrii 14
11. Dealder, feed, H
N. I. I. iviiiL'ston. furniture. II
O. W. Meek, general store, 12
UNION TWP.
W. M Hovel, general store, M
K.c. W illiams. .. , ,
(ieo. I. f land ere, " M
C. W. Knight., " " 18
N. T Dundore, mm i i
A. S.Beohrlet, " " it
Bogsr a Blngaman, grain, 11
J.li. Snyder, hnrdware and furniture, 11
WASHINGTON TWP. '
Jerrv Charles, general store, 11
it. P. Barley, mm m
B. P. Stroiiji. .... i
w p. fdoyer.drugs, 1 ;
Calvin Bhotsherger, confectionary, S
Henry Bchnee, feed, 1 1
MoN KOI! TWP.
II. M. Cross, general store, 11
B, It. Botten.teln, " " U
S.J stneili, mm it
ieo. J. Schoch, grain. 1 1
SPRING TWP.
Snnngler Haines, general eto1 ', 1 1
.1. w. Bpeebt, " " M
ll.ll. .V I-;, s. Manbcck. genera, store, l.'l
A. A. fish, general store, 11
E. II. Btelnlnger, 1 " it
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SUN BURY, PA.
niniiniii;:;iniiii!iuni!!ii;iiiimiiiiiii:!i
$4.50, $5, $7.50. $8.75
$10, $15.50, $15 up.
I LAB
rSD
m
SEPARATE SKIRTS
$1.26, $2.00, S.'y.OO, ?r.oo, S7.o0.
SPRING JA0KETTS. $4, $5, $7.
GOLF CAPES, $4, $5, $6, $10.
400 Ladies' Shirt Waists,
25c. 50c. $1.00, $1.25, $1.50, $2.00.
Sip Un-to-Date Garments.
SPRING OPEINIINGFlne Dress 'Goods, Vi
cuna Cloths, Cheviots, Serges, Coverts, Cre
pons at 1., 25c, 50c, 75c, 1.00, $1.50, $2.00 up.
SUMMER WASH GOODS
Now open, 5c. up to 75c. per Yard.
U nnrlniiniif niin
n mii mm I r.ix
;; iiuuuuuui iuiu
for CARPETS.
Total f-Htrj OO
TAKB Bond All persons who lire concern
ed in this appraisement that on appeal will be
held at th!l'omlllissloners, odlre. in the Court
House. In the lloro- of Middleburg, on Thurs
day, May 90, 1M9'.I between the hours of 111 a. in.
and 8 p. m., when and where all who feel ag
grieved by their idas.llicatioii mnv attend If
they think proiwr. w M. if. BOYER.
Mercantile Appraiser.
RhrnninllHiii I n red.
My wife Lns used Chamberlain's
Fain Balm for rheumatism with
great relief, and I ran recommend it
as a splendid liniment for rheuma
tism and o'her household use for
which we have found it. valunble.
W. J. Cuyler, Red Creek, N. Y.
Mr. Cuyler is one of the leading
merchants of this village and one of
the most prominent men in this vi
cinity. W. O. Phippin, Editor lied
Creek Herald. For sale by all Druggists.
the pACKER
BICYCLE
Is a model wheel, and
one that will out-wear
any wheel on the market.
o
OTOVESSTON'IOS ST( V KS Sl'( ) V KS ST )' MS ,ST )' KS ( ,
SCHOCH k STAHCE1
Offer to the public a full
line of Corrugated Roofing.
Plain Tin and Galvanized
Iroii Roofing and Spouting,
Fence Wire.Tin ware, Gran- .
iteware. Etc. A full line of
OIL & VAPOR STOVES
for Summer cooking. Call
and see our stock and learn
our prices.
SCHOCH & STAHLNECKER,
0PP. JAIL, MIDDLEBURG, PA.
VAFOlt 8TOVKS VAlXM STOVES VAPOR STOVES
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liWbiv' ?c-i, -
1 NCS:
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REPAIRING
of all kinds neatly done
I have spent a iiumhcr
of years at the business
under an experienced
instiuctor. Call and
see before buying a
bicycle,
WALLACE TEATS,
Globe Mills.lPa.
The Monarch of Strength is
LION
COFFEE.
(ADSOLl'TKLY l'l'RE.)
H Its strenrjtlT comes from its purity. It 13 all pure coffee,
treshiy roastea, anu 13 sola only in one-oouna seaiea
packages. Each package will maV.o 40 cups. Tho pack
age Is scaled at tne Mills so that tho aroma is never
weakened. It h&a a delicious flavor. Incomparable
strength. It a luxury within tho roach of all.
Insist on "Lion" Coffee
Never Rrour.d nor sold In bulk.
Mono Cenuino without Lion's head.
doe. nit hare Lion Coffee In bis store.
name mid Adarena tbit ro
on nale tbere. Do not aecept
w -ry doe. nst han
1 1f yoisr Grocer S
WOOLttOM 8PICE CO., Toledo,
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