The Middleburgh post. (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, June 15, 1899, Image 4
4 Royal Makes the food more delicious and wholesome oi ww sowoi The Middleborgh Post. Published every Thursday. Geo. W. Wagenseller, hditor and Proprietor Subscription &1.50 per year, tK h niusi i- paid In advance wnen sent oul- wae me county.) RATES OF ADVERTISING. All transient advertlnmonta not otherwise viiitracled tor will be charged at the rate of 15 l i nts per line (nouparb-l measure) tor nrsi inser tion and lOceuts per Hue for every subsequent tuscrtlon. arifnh notices puMuaed free ; obituary potn,i, trUiutrt of rttptct. dc. three cent a line. Republican Standinc Committee. tdama, W. Jl. Herman, J. ;. MMdlatwarih Beaver, A. v . Mueaer, David Coleman hmW. nhaa. A. Wamar, John I'. Howell Centre. ii. it. Wamar. ll a. uowereox chapmen, Hrmikhn, .liu-ksnn, MiddlehurK. Mlddlecreak, Monro, Peon, IVrry. Parry vY Sellnsgrove, . lrlnit, union. NVawhingt.m. ti. s. Troutman, P. A. Troup H. I.. Waller. II. ft, ltolender J. M. Yeartek. Hi 11. Smith .M. Ctelan. .lame Brdley A. 1. Krcaiurr. S. 1,. Toder A. K. Young. D. I. Hitter Frank Miller, Howard How 1 r. M. Itothrock, IrVln Hover Geo. Strawaee, John Noll A. B. Keck, II. .1. Ilnek (ieo. S. lepler, U M Smith . i. Hire, II. .1. Stroll Dr. B. W. Toole, J. II. ArbofMl REM III. It AX TIt'KKT. For Associate Judge. 1'. K. RIBGHX. K ir Sheriff, GEO. W. HOW. For Treasurer. BKNNBVIIXK SMITH. For commissioners, JOHN 1'. WETZKI.. QIOBGB f. MILLER. For Auditors, I). WOKMAN API', J f.BOWEKSOX. Deles ile to Republican State convention. OA RBON 8EBB0LU. Thursday, June 15, 1899. Court Proceedings. Reported by James O. Crowe. Etq. Court convened Monday, June 3, at 1 1 o'clock. A. M., Hon. H. M. McClure, Htm. Z. T. GembeHing and Hon. Alfred Specht presiding. William Hummel, PhilipH. Will, H.F. Mohn and W. W. Arnold were appointed tipstaves. COUBTOF (iUAHTEK SKSSIOXS. Ill the case of the commonwealth vs. Amnion Klingler, the defendant plead guilty to the charge of larceny and was sentenced to pay a fine of 8").00, costs of prosecution, and un dergo an imprisonment in the county jail for a period of three calendar months. In the case of same vs. Harrison Keister, the defendant plead guilty of the the same charge, and was sen tenced to pay a fine ot $5.00, costs of prosecution, and undergo an im prisonment in the Eastern Penitenti ary, located at Philadelphia, at hard labor for a period of one year. In the case of the commonwealth vs. LeRoy Heck, the defendant was convicted of an attempt to maim Clar ence Mover. Sentence was suspend etl. County to pay the costs of prosecution. Reports of road views and re views in Centre, Union, Monroe, Franklin, Beaver ami Spring twps. were confirmed ni. si. Reports of bridge views over Maliantonga creek in Perry town ship, and Wisahickcn creek in Wash ington township, were confirmed ni. si. P. M. Teats, Daniel Ott and Elias C. Minium were appointed to view bridge across the Susquehanna River. Court of Common Pleas. Rules to snow cause wiry issue" should not lie framed, were granted in the cases of I. M. Osborne iv. Co. vs. F. H. Smith, and Eva M Kantz vs. Asa H. Kantz. Subpoenas In divorce were grantee in the cases of H. I'. App and Ihe rese . App. The first and final account of John W. Rcnninger, ct. al. Trustees, Ac of the estate ut G. A.liowersox. was i-or.firmed. Bonds of Thomas Hess, Sanno Oldt, D. B. Hassiuger, J. G. Stall Jacob Foltz, M. J. Courtney, Isaac Boush, James Middleswarth, Robert Smith, A. J. Gross, Jacob Row, Jo seph Kerr, W. H. Shelley, C. L. Gemberling, G. M. . Moat z, Nelson Mengel and-Wi Rough, tax col lectors of the different districts of Snyder county, were filed and approved. Baking Powder oo., ww on- In the case of Samuel W. Her- d,i ,.a , Tr.,,,!.;,, t IWrv dm verdict was in favor of nlaintitl in ' .1 i I f-ir ml 111 A p tne sum ot i ne aeienuanis were granted the )rivilege to file reasons for a new trial. The case of George P. Hare vs. Holiert H. ltearick, was settled us per paper filed. 1'. S. Hitter, Sheriff, acknowledg ed deeds to Harriet Smith for lots No. 5 ami 0, in Middleburir, and to i S. Paul Dingcs for lot in the Boro. ol Selinsgrove. William K. Miller, Esq., was ; appointed Master in the divorce case of John I. Homniel vs. Jane Hommel. QUARTER. Sf-ssions. All the account- of administra- tors. I'xiH'iitors. irimn bans and t ie 1 . , o widows' appraisements were con firmed as advertised. Returns to order of sale were confirmed in the estates of Benjamin Kreamer, deed., and Peter Thomas, deed. Auditor?' reports were filed in es tates of Nathan Arlxigast, deceased, and Levi. J. Romig, deceased. Ieave was granted to Lillie C. Rathfon, administratrix of Charles A. Rathfon, deceased, to execute deed to W. H. Hontz. Writs of partition were awarded in estates of George Kern, deceased, aud Jacob H. Steininger, deceased. The real estate of William Hol IcuIkicIi was awarded to Henry E. Portzline. Exceptions were filed to account of Jonathau Musser, et. al., adm. of Eve Sampsell, deccasetl. Charles P. Clrich, Eq., was ap (Kiinted Auditor tomake distribution in estate of Christian Gross, deed. Horace AHcman, Esq., was ap pointed Anditor to make distribution. til the estate of Henry Urubb, deed. F. E. Bower, Esq., was appointed Auditor in the estate of Sarah Ben fer, deceased. Saturday, June 10, 1899, court adjourned to Wednesday, Aug. 23, next. The First Anniversary. It is just a vear since the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul road inaugur ated its celebrated Pioneer Limited passenger train service between Chi cago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Minneapolis. This service marked new era in the railroad world in le line of passenger accommodation. Vt the cost ot a quarter of a million ollars that progressive company iirnished the traveling public, in its loneer Limited trains, comforts and facilities the best ever produced his train has been described many nes in newspapers and magazines, but should Ik seen and examined to be appreciated. In beauty of finish, ness ami elegance ot furnishing nothing equal to it has ever been at tenuated bv anv other road. The car builders were nearly a year in completing the Pioneer Limited trains (there are two one leaving Chicago for the West and the other caving the 1 win Cities for the MM every evening in the year) and they stand to-day a monument to the mi bier's art. No regular passenger train service in America is as weil known as the Pioneer Limited. From the standpoint of passenger traffic the past twelve months have been the most successful in the history ot the St. Paul road, made so very argely by the Pioneer Limited. The latronage ot this service is a striking llustration of the fact that the pub ic appreciates a good thing. $600 00 More in Prises. Another Great Offer Which Is Open to All Boys and Girls. The great success of the first se rises of prize pictures has caused the publishers of the great Philadelphia "Sunday Press" to announce another competition in which prizes worth $500.00 will be given to the success ful boys and girls. There are over 100 prizes, and any boy or girl can compete. The contest will begin, next Sunday, June 18. Everybody should get the Philadelphia "Sunday Press" of that date. COURT HOUSE CHIPS j Deed l.nlered tor Mrl. Lizzie, A. I. and Job Hartmauto ; When grip attneks a person ot John L. Ixmgcr, 74 ucres in Adams j nervous temperament there is usual twp., for $270. 1 ly a great depression of spirits, the Lillie C. Rathfon, Adm'x to W. j tient is p!uogd in despair, and IH. Hontz, lot in Frauklinfor $700. no amount of argument or raillery I Heirs ot Casper Hornberger to III. K. Hornberger, 53 acres in Perry twp. for $40H. Gordon E. Iesher and wife to M. iner, ioi acres in union iwp., m w I TT ' t Union Co., and Monroe twp., Sny- der Co. for $2025.00 Geo. W. Brown and wife to John D. Goss, 20 acres in Spring twp., for $1350.00. Chas. Kreps, Adm'r. Geo. Goss to John David Goss, 85 acres in West Beaver twp. for $lii30. Y. H. Wagner, Exr. of John Reed, to M. K. Iiutlenslager, six acres in Penn twp. tor $1420. C. C. Seeliold and wife to Carbon Seebold, 2 lots in Middleburg, being the Washington Hotel property, for 18200. Geo. M. Wantsel and wife and John S. Shatler and wife to A. H. Troutman, lot in Port Treverton, i- ai ne J. R Herruld and wife to A. H. strung that I could scarcely sleep at Troutman, lot oi ground and inter- ,alf antl 1 thought I should surely est in Hoffman property at Porti(Jie I lKgan taking Ir. Miles' Trcvcrton for 190. ! Nervine and in less than a week I Daniel Baney and wife to Gen. J. J was feeling very much better. After Sohoch, 43 acres in Penn twp., for I SiOSO. i Letter Mrantel. Letters of administration in the estate of Jacob H. Steininger, late of Franklin twp., deceased, weregrant ed to David A. Steininger. Iu the estate of Samuel B. Walter, late of Franklin twp., to Mary M., Henry H. and Geo. T . Walter. Wllla Probata. The last will of Dr. Peter Born was probated June 7 th. Dr. Reu ben H. Born, Dr. Jdhn B. Focht and Rev.Fi P. Marthartare appoint ed Executors. The cnildren and grandchildren are the heirs. Marring I.lrenae. Calvin H. Wolfley, Penns Creek, Susan A. Stine, jj " " f Robert F. Smith, Spring twp., (Vergie L Snook, . Adams " There will bespeclui' services in the Lutheran churub Sunday even ing, at which time the memorial re cord of the church and congregation will be presented. Driak ttraliHi after you bave concluded that you ought not to drink coffee. It is not a medicine but doctors order it be cause it is healthful, invigorating and appetizing. It is made from pure grains and has that rich seal brown color and tastes like the finest grade of coffee and costs about i as much. Children like it and thrive on it be cause it is the genuine food drink containing nothing but nourishment. Ask your grocer for Grain-0, the new food drink. 15 and 25c. A VALUABLE PUBLICATION. The l-enn.T I vaula Railroad ISM Ham mer Egraraloa Rante Hook. The Fawner Department of the Pennsyl vania Kallmad Company haa published Ihe law edition of lie Hummer Bicuralon Route Book. This work la dealnged to provide the public with abort deecrlptire notea of Ibe prin cipal Summer reeorta ofJCaatern America, with the route for raacliinK them, and the rate of fare. It contain! all the principal seashore and mountain reaorta of the east, and over fifteen hundred different route or combination of route for reaching them. The book ha been compiled with the utmost care, and altogether I the most complete and comprehensive hand book of Summer travel ever onerea to ine p un ite. It I bonndln a handaome and atiiktng cover, in colors, and contain several map, present ing the exact routes over which ticket are sold. It Is also profusely Illustrated with fine half tone cut of scenery at the various resorts and along the line of the Pennsylvania Railroad. II may be proauceo at any rennsy ivania nan road ticket office M the nominal price of tan cent, or, upon application to the general office, Broad Street station, by mall lor twenty cent. ft-S-tt. the BBsrror aix. For over fifty year Mas, WixsLOW'a Sooth ing STBff ha been used by mothers for their children while teething. Are yon disturbed at nlgbt and bioken of your real by a sick child suffering and crying with pain of cutting teeth? If ao send al once and get a bottle of "Mrs. Win dow' Soothing Syrup" lor Children Teething. It value la Incalculable. It will relieve the poor little sufferer immediately. Depend upon II, mother, .there I no mistake about It. It cure dlarrluea, regulate Ihe Stomach and Bowels, cure Wind Colic, softens the Hums, reduce Inflammation, and give tone and energy to Ihe whole system. "Mr. Wlnalow' Soothing Sy rup" for children teething I pleasant to the taste and I the prescription of one of the old eat and beat female physicians and nurse In Ibe United Stale and Is for sale by all druggist throughout the world. Price, twanty-flve cent a bottle. Be sure and get "Ma. WlllLew's SooTHiaoBTBt-p." M-ly. CONVENTION NATIONAL EDUCA TIONAL ASSOCIATION. LOS AN GELES, CAL Bcelaee) SBWSS via lylvwnla Rail- For the National Educational Association (JonvanHoD, to fee) held al horn Angelee, Oal., July 11 to 14, the Pennsylvania Railroad Com pany will eell excursion ticket via direct ,mim from aointaoall Una. to Los Anaele. Cat. and return, at rate of elngle tare for the round trip, plea St membership fee. These ticket will be asld. good going, June M to July 7, and,"Wben riamped by Joint Agent al Lea Angeles, good to et em, arriving al final des tination, until September a. For farther Information, apply to Ticket AjkWa Don't Experiment. nas anv en:i on ua miwrv. int-; man or woman whose nerves become so shattered that it is a torture to remain in bed, and the night is pass etl in a vain attempt to get a little: sleep is on the down grade to ner vous prostratiou, insanity and death, j There is no time then to experiment with newnnd untried remedies. Neg-! lect or delay in this respect may prove a fatal mistake. Dr. Miles' Nervine is the best of all medicines for the nervous, tired out antl sleepless victim of the grip, just as it is the best remedy tor all i other weaknesses r.nd disc, tiers of I the nervous system. It attacks the minute germs of impurity clustered in the blood and thoroughly routs them out of every hidden corner of the IhxIy. "I was extremely nervous ami al though I doctored with several phy sicians I could not get strength. My nerves became so completely nn- taking six bottles I was completely restored to health." A trial package of Dr. Miles' fa vorite treatment for the grip, con sisting of Dr. Miles' Nervine, Dr. Miles' Nerve and Liver Pills, will lie sent absolutely free to any person sending name and address on a postal card, requesting the samples and mentioning the name of the Post. Address, Dr. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Indiana. Doea (' Agree With Tan T If not, drink Grain-O made from Eure grains. A lady writes : "The rst time I make Grain O I did not like it but after using it for one week nothing would induce me to go back to coffee." It nourishes and feeds the system. The children can drink it freely with great benefit. It ia the strengthening substance of pure grains. Qet a package today from your grocer, follow the directions in oaakiogjt and you wilt hive a delici oos and healthful table beverage for old and young. 15c. and 25c. Fa km Fon Sale A farm contain ing 55 acres situate in Middlccreek township, mile north ot Globe Mills, Snyder county, is offered for sale at a Imrgain. The buildings are good as new. Five acres are in good woodland. Farm will be sold for first good offer. Call on or ad dress,.!. M. Murer, Kreamer, Pa. tf. For Sale. I offer for sale fifteen acres of farm land, twenty acres of jtartly cleared land and twenty four acres ot timber land, all situat ed at New Berlin in Limestone town ship, Uuion Co. If o desired, it will be sold in lots. For particulars inquire of A. T. Taylor, Kishaco quillas, Pa. 3-23-3mo. ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE. Let tern of Administration in the es fata of Sarah llowersox, late of Middleburg, Snyder Co., Pa., dee'd., having been grant ed to the undersigned, all persons knowing themselves Indebted to said estiite are reiiuested to make Immediate payment, while those having claims will present them duly authenticated .to the undersigned. MIC. IDA V. .Mill r.U. D-il-ot. Administratrix. 1 ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. Let tersof Aiiiiiin let ration in the state oi Sophia Hook, lite of Franklin twp., Snyder county. Pa., dee'd, having been granted to the undersigned, all persons knowing them selves Indebted to said estate are requested to nuke Immediate payment, while those having claims will present them duly a ut hen Healed to the undersigned. K. V- HOFFMAN, Administrator. May 7, 1SW. PaxtonvUle, ra. A DMIN18TKATORM' NOTICE Let XV tere of Administration in the ratate of Samuel B. Walter late of Franklin Iwp., Snyder county, Pa., dee d, having been granted to Ihe undersigned, all person knowing them selves indebted to said estate are requested ta make Immediate pay went, while thoee having claim will present them duly authenticated to Ihe undersigned. MARY M. WALTER. HENRY H. WALTER. OBOROEW. WALTER. Jacob Gilbert, Att'y. AdoVrs. June 11, 1to MlDDLEBURQH MARKET. Corrected weekly by our merobanta. Batter 1 HOTS 1 Onions 00 Lard Tallow 4 Chickens per lb 7 Turkeys 10 Bldfl ....I.. iMntmt . 0 Shoulder 8 Ham ; 18 Wheat 70 Bye 45 Potatoes...... : 60 OldCorn..... .85 Oats 80 Bran per 100 lbs .75 MMdlioKS " .86 Chop att ss .90 Floor per bbL.......... . asaea 140 the PACKER BICYCLE Is a model wheel, find one that will out wear any wheel on the mar-! ket. REPAIRING of'all kinds, neat ly done I have spent a number of veareat the business Under an experienced instructor. Call and see before buying a bicycle. WALLACE TEATS, Globe Mills.lPa. REVIVO RESTORES VITALITY Made a Well Man judww the aboTe raenlU to 80 daya. ItacU powerxaii7 ana tjickit- uzvb wuen n wuioi. uil Sounc dm will retain their loet manhood, and old mea till recover their youthful vigor by oslng RE VIVO. It oalekly and aurely restate Narvotu- oeea. Lea Vitality. Im potency. Nightly Emissions. Loet Powsr. railing Memory. Watting Plteea, and an effect at lf Ming, or excess and indiscretion, which onflU one for tndr, businses or msrUgs. II aot only cure by starting at lbs seat ot disease, bet Igagraat nerve tool and blood builder, bring. lag bask the plak glow ton! eheeka and re storing the lira of Bin ft ward off Insanity and Ooaeaaiptljn. laalat on having REVIVO, aa ether. It can be earned In rest pocket. By raell l.W per packs, or stx for fl.OO, wl t h a posl trve written grearaatae to ewra ar refund the asaaey. Advice and circular free. Address Royal Medicine Co.f&S&: For sale by Middleburg Drug Co. A tjnvei t'..r NVrvoiis Hrailarhes. Forelgbi jgarn I suffered from cotttlpatlon and severe heartm-h. , ihe headache usually lasting three daya ut u lime. Headache powders reliev es me empuranii, oui lert roo rata an effect nince t began taxing celery King I Have great h Improved In health, seldom or never have head ache, have gained In flesh, aud fed decidedly well -Mas. B. 8. Hatch, Temple. N, If, Calory King for the Nerves, Uver and Kidneya Is sold in ooc. ana xk. pacaages ny w. H. Herman, rroteviiie; atKraieawann Ulsrt, McClure; U a. cungui, Aiine. AOENTH WANTED FOR "THK LIFE AND Achievements of Admiral Dewey." Ihe world' reelect naval hero. Hy Mural Halstead. the fe-long friend and admirer of Ihe nation' Idol. (ttggeet and beet book; over soo page. SxlO mcnes; nearly too pages half-tone Illustrations. Only 11. SO. Enormous demand. Hig commle wiona Outfll free. Chance of a lifetime. Write llaaa x-aaya)Upiaa Ooeapaay, Srd floor tax Ton Bldg., Chicagn. - S-fe-161. rtmradei, Anneal Ion. I served from ' to 'at, and was wounded May iv, in,, iu me jisLiie ui ine w iiaemeas. I would like to have my comrades know what Celery King has done for me. In iso my old complaint, chronic dlorrahoea, came back. The nocuira eouio not stop u, nut celery King has cured me, and am once more enjoying life. .bask h hem i.k ii, owoaso, Mich. (Co. F. 49th N. Y. V. I ) . Celery King for the Nerves, Liver and and Kidneys la sold In IOC. and isc. packages by . ii. ii.-ruiitu. iroxeimie; .MiaaieHwarili at I'lsh, McClure; H. A. Ebrtght, Aline. JAS. O. GROUSE, ATTORNKY AT LAW, MlDDLKBUR, PA. All business entrusted to his oar a will receive nrouipt attention. PATENTS I'meiill Aa Ansa wv. ,. 1. OBTAINED- TEEMS EAST. Consult or communicate with the Editor of this paper, who will give all needed Infor mal Iop STOVES STOVES STOVES rjsrrai mm schoch k mmw Offer to the public a full line of Corrugated Roofing. Plain Tin and Galvanized Iron Roofing and Spouting, Fence Wire,Tinware,Gran iteware, Etc. A full line of OIL & VAPOR STOVES for Summer cooking. Call and see our stock and learn our prices. SOHOCH & STAHLNECKER, OPP.Jjlll, MIDDLEBURQ, PA. VAPOkfeToVES VAPOR STOVES VAPOR STOVJS r.N STi.VVT;, KSIt.R0r. S .utiuy ii Levistowu Diviaiou. In effect May 22, 18J9. WOrWAJUBk TVTtoxs. I n.Tij;i P H II . i is i M A M 457 IH 1 7 in n lom :o.m - . AMI')! .Kunhllr, ixi S so Beuaag wnja J n : i tln '.i::l J2 friinirro.i Rg in Pawllnir mm 50A Kreamer Mil llielor ' I u nl I'm Ml.tdleburir KAill lfS' Benfer s i i ; . Beavirhiwii I 44 it! Adamiburir :n 4 B l;nuh VMS s.n i S MeClara k j. 4 m WaMtf IM 4 id skilidl.- n ,A 4 Ml I'aintervllli; R(B 1 5K liiillaml His tfi Leu Utowii 7 .VI .li.V UwUlon u ( ialn stnH't.) 7 ii 3 1;; UawiatMWnJtfatMon 7. sio i 2 Truin ImvcR SniiborySSS n m, ar- ;ives nt S. litiss;riive S 45 p m renin It'iive LrWlatowii .tuiictiou : I V!a in. M 11, m, 1 10 n in. KM m 3 i m, 7 57 II up u , tor Alt.sttta, PliMaira so 1 the WM. For Hnl:iMre u-l Wafhluiriun 7 . .1 iu 1 ,i I 4 33. ! p in K'.r I'hllailelphl'i and N-a Vork : v Jaa m. I M IH 411 and 11 U i, ni Foi Harrli,iir Slla in .u, i sou m PhiladetpMa & Fnc H H Division. aXO NOKTIIKUN KNlitAI. KA'UV IV Trttiis leave Snnbur ilallr rtn 1 'ii a in lor Kile aaa C it a, iwtei it t Ml,i . lit s mi (or RelMlt.nt Rrleaiol iJawtHteitraa IMS a iu lor Ural !!, Tyrone an.i u We . 1 in pin for PelUloBia Kaaa Tyrune and Onar, gajga 545p in Kir krnnvo nod FludM If p in 'or Wllllaraannrl sun.ly r, in ii in rot lie and Oaneodilira. 4Sm for Ijick llsven and 15 n iu for w i. llDi.ort a H s m, I K a 'n 1 no and I 48 p to lor WUtWf barrr and lla.elton . T0ui. IDxOata, loop iu. M.I p in r Hhamo- 1 kill Hi,! Miiiimi I ' , rui.. I Sundn 9 .vt ,i m lur Wllke-barre rnilnii lave Selln-giovc JanCtlnr WW a at, weekday urriviuir al elm datpbla sot pm New York t sip at Baillmor II pm Wt'hlnuton i iu p in 534 p m dull, nrrlvlnir at Philadelphia .0 20 p iu New York S .V) a m, Haliiuiute !i D m Wushlnk-ton in.56 p in. ttipm. week days arriving at Phils. IHbhln 4 Sob in, New Vork 728 a ui, Baltimore 2 HO a m w ashiugton tlnani Tra'na Imi leave Sunhiiry : 1 ilT a m dally arriving st PlilladeldhU 6 U a m BalUBora 1 11 a aj Washington T 4.-. a iu New York S3 a m Weekdays, 10 38 a tfoaday. 7 so am week day arriving at Philadelphia UtHatn.New York aJH p m, Baltltnue lls , a m, ttaahlngtnri i on p m. IBS pm, week davs arrlvlnir at Philadelphia jas p in. New York V : 11 in. Ilaltliuore 6 u i p in Washington 7 IS p m Train also leave Sunhary al vsostnsn.l s and 112 put, lor HarrlsburK, Phlladcliihla anl Baltimore I. K. Wool), Uen'l Pans Amnt i. B. UUTCUlJlSON Oeo'l Manaier W ITHE TAILOR, 8 ShUNSUROVt, PA. S Lnwfisi ilasii Mm. aw ii vai uuuu iiitnae g VortalriiM; I Call Before Tm Crier jjgjjrfi ri't'ivaiitaanmaT TUB DIBTZ DRIVING LAMP It about as near perfection as 50 yean of Lamp-Making can attain to. It burns kerosene, end fives e powerful, clear, white light, and will neither blow nor Jar out. When out driving with It the darkness easily keeps about two hundred feet ahead of your smartest horse. When you want the very beet Driving Lamp to be had. ask your dealer for the "Dieti." We issue a special Catalogue of this Lamp, and, if you ever prowl around after nlght-faH, ft will Interest yea. TU mailed free. R.B. DIETS CO., 6o IValght 8t, New York. Raiaallaaoa La xSae. I T I FOR loo SILVER Or MM STAMPS, oil I win send a handaome FOtTNTAlft PEN. Solid gold. Nothing beau It. Tremend oos seller. Agents wanted. Address st once Box 1SS, uuyandoldt, W. Va. l-lt-3m. STOVES STOVES STOVES 2 4i io:m: 2 lit '103S p:am :nwaB iian mm -K:::aauaj 8 HEFFELFIIES, f