aas ssaaai1- - ' "s(B""i?!Blw9?Se
The Middleburgh Post.
I'ubliMlH'il everv Thursday.
Jeo W. Wagenselier,
tditor and Proprietor
SubHoription per year.
U- U imal i' pnl ID advance when sent out
SMe tin en.lhty.)
BaTSa Of ADVC RTI5INQ.
i in,!. 1,1 uKerli: "iii.nts uol otherwise
5Ste l . iii noun .i id measure! tor nrst tojer
...I!. ,'..! luVniH per line for ewy sutaasquenl
insert i H
sta notices ptMikdfrl (.Miuarypoert,..
riMn i raayecl J e tint etntt a hnf
Republican Standina Committee.
A f. Herman, J. O. Mlddleswsrth I
vi Musser, I'n.i.l oleman
( inn agner, John D, Howell
II If. Wanner, II A. Howersn
' (, v i iman, P. A. rroup i
M L. w niter. II R. Bolendei ,
' J, s. Yearlck, II. " Smith
Ai. it? an, lames Krdley i
ii K reamer H. I Voiler I
U. VaiuiiK. U. I. Ble'
Prank Mill r, Howard lt..
Dr. M Kothroi k, Irwin Itoyei .
(Jvu struwaer, John tail
A H Keck, U. .1 Duck
Geo S. I epley, 0 M Smith
;. Rice. II .1. Wroh
tdams,
It.'llVtT,
Beaver Vt .
Centre.
'hi. mini.
Krni. Hi".
Jackson,
MiildleburK,
Mi. Ml iek,
Monro,
Pel ii.
Perry,
Perry W.,
Silin,-ro e,
Spring,
Union,
Washington.
lr. I".. W. Toole, J. aruogns. :
Thursday, fob. 15, 1900
THc SENATORIAL QUZSTIOM.
Quite a surprise win sprung Sal
imky at tin' niw tii. u "I llif Sliiiuiin;
( ktnituittcf, when I r. I. V . W
euseHer withdrew fro n the race n
a cancliduU) for State Senator. V
one expected sucli n mvu at in
time us he could have had tin un
ty noniinatioii without n contest, bu
iie discovered that the district noni
iiiation was practically letled i
Union ( !ouuty ly 'I"' altcrnatiin
one term rule. He decidet! that ii
wasusolesa fr him to spend tin
money necessary to pay his assess
merits when he knew ii wyiiltl e use
less to attempt to L'd the nomination
and finally would have to yield and
then to be falsely accused ui having
gold out to Union County.
In consequence oi Dr. Wageusel
ler's withdrawal, Hon. Benjamin K.
Fooht, who is the only candidate in
Union Comity, registered his name
with the committee and will be voted
for i" this county direct.
Mr. Focht is not au eutire strang
er in tiiua county. In fact he is
well known as the Republican lead
er who redeemed this judicial dis
trict tor the bonds nf Democracy Id
1891 by the election of lion. H. M.
TjClore as LVwident .Indue of this
district and the defeat of lion. J. C.
Buoher.
Just as we : to press we are in
receipt ofa card of announcement to
the effect that Ho". Charles Miller
proposes to le j- candidate for State
Senator. The card will be found in
the column of political announce
ments. Mr. Miller is well known
to Suyder county voters and the fact
that there are now two candidates
for one important position will !
welcome news to republican voters.
WlMl tioUK' rblWren Drlnkt
Don't give them tea or coffee. Have
von tried th w food drink called
iiRAIN-OJ It is delicious ana nour
Istiing and takes tbe place of eoflee.
The more Orato O you (five tno enll
dr. n the more health you distribute
through their ayateuw. Grain O la
made f pure grains, and when prop
erly prepared taut.- like the choicest
grades of ooffde, butooaia about tae
much. All grocers sell it. 1 5o. and Mo.
KKEAMEit.
H. A. Waller was in Middleburg
In t ween trains on Thursday . . Geo.
a nnA r,.miv drove to Uieli-
lield Sunday lonathan Musser,;
wife andtwo children were visiting
friends in the upper end ol the coun
ty over Sunday Vnnnon Gear
hart and wife spent Sunday with the
former's parents at Freeburg
Mrs. ('. I. Bolig of Middleburg
spent several days with her sister,
Mrs. Thomas Dietrich, last week. .
Superintendent P. C. Bowersox vis
ited the town trchool Friday of last
week. . . .Mrs. Prank Hummel and
two grandchildren were to Selins
grove last Friday. . . .rnilin tuiusn
transacted business in Middleburg
Friday .The pump committee re
eeivctl a pump last week. They
tested it and it apparently gives satis
faction to all concerned There
was a party at the hotel Tuesday
evening. It was well attended. Quite
R number of people from Fremont
were present. A free supper W8J
served later in the evening.
Urnin-O! tiritln-O!
KemtMDber that imine when you
wttnt; leUcinas.a)teti.in, iiourinh
in IT footl tlrink to take the place of
cofTe. Soltl by all arootfi antl liked
by nil who have used it. Grain-O i
uiade of pure RrainH. it aids duration
antt HtrenKtheoHthe nerves. It is uot
a HtitutiUnt hut a health builder and
the children an well as the adults can
drink it with great benefit. Costs
about one-fourth as much at coffee
15c. and Wc. per package. Aik your
grooer for Grain-O.
SGBWXFFBLBBSNNIB LETTER
Prom hlaueh Chunk DtpioctaL
SCHLIFPELTOWN, Feb. 9t
M ster I if iok BR. Der Johnny
EJonaberger un der Sam Schnitaler
in geshter cooma fera niol mit mer
sch wet za fun weaga der polities bts
ness, un hen proposed os icn rous
cooma set ols ?n condidawt tor in
tie Semly. Ie Bevvy war yusht
derlKii we se sell propose! hen, un se
lint nwgrawd era nioul ui g'henhed
un remarked : "Yaw, der Pit con
rous cooma, liesurecouar, awer wnnn
ir (hit insure ich os ur aw liou
bleibt." 1 m coiisht denkn fun sella
wordta os de Bevvy gor net Bgreea
date tzu der proposition, uuich bin
aw grawd tzu tier ctsimaos ich'snet
aeeepta eon. 1 er Jollllliy un del
Sam waura awer in arnsht derweaga
un hen bahuwbl os wann ich rous
coom bin ieh sure for de solid Penn
sylvania Deitsch vote, unos sell date
mich in de office ni runca by 'n
Ixiomerawlish grossc majority. Don
is mer 'n ijoiis neie gatlonka in der
kupcooma, un ell is os ich rous
cooin ols der frei un Independent
Pennsylvania lleform (Jondidawt
net for de Semly, awer for de liaif:lit
un besht office in der pins United
Shtates in onnera wordta, for Bres
ident, un nix sunsht.
Un sell tr'lt de drei milliona Penn
sylvania Deitsha amohl 'n fairy
chance for bisness, un oily arfawrung
proott os we der grose Shtats Penn
sylvania gait, SO gait de majority fun
onnera Shtawta.
Un won ich run for Bresident,
do insul t' ich's aw os de Bevvy der
tzu agreed, tor sell date se aw pro
mote ols the head lady fura grosea
woisa house in Washington. Be
sure don mus se aw 'n gooty un
shinarty mawd dinga, awtfder office
lohn is aw genunk s ich soil net
meinda date.
Und now'consider ich's g'settled
os ich rOUSe COOni ols der Independ
ent Pennsylvania Deitsch Brogressi
fer Beplea Ketorm Condidawt for
Bresideni of der United Shtates.
My platform geb ich der 'n onners
mold.
Pit St'H w bf pelbr i : n s i : n .
II Hangs
If it was only health, we
might let it cling.
But it is a sough. One cela
no sooner passes off before
another comes. But it's the
same old cough all the time.
And it's the same; old story,
too. There is first the cold,
then the cough, then pneu
monia or consumption with the
long sickness, and life tremb
ling in the balance.
loosens the grasp of yourcough.
The congestion of the throat
and lungs is removed; all in
flammation is subdued: the
parts are put perfectly at rest
and tbe cough drops away. It
has ne diseased tissues on
which to hang. j
Dr. Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral
Plaster
draws out inflammatioa af A
lungs.
Adwhsm rMsf.
Rernsrabr we Ravi a atarlleat Trrt
mrnt. If joa bSTS mnj complaint what
ever and dMlra ths brt medical adrlca
tou can ponlr obtain, wrlta the
floctor freely. Tou will racalra a
aroruut r.pl y. without cost,
romp. Y-'y VfL J c ATER
Lowell, Haas.
Ajjer's
Cherry
pectoral
CARPETS.
You can have better car
pet , a prettier carpet and a
cheaper carpet than yoar
nelghborbywrltlngfor eae
of our 16-cotored litho
graphed catalogues, which
shewe Carpets Rug, Art
.squares, Portlerea, Lace
Curtains, and Bed Seta la
their real colon, to that
Carnats 35c la tl 17 by looking at these colored
cirpatt. 3ze to 11.17 iyjj voj cn e ,xactly
how a carpet will lock on your floor or a drap
ery at your window.
Wc prepay freight, sew car
pets free mid furnish wadded
lining without charge. ,
Our General Cata- o
i - ..ii. .iw...t n o - at
thing to eat, wear and
use, and will save you
' money on every thing
' you use at every sea
son of the year.
Our Made - to - Order
mm
Clot h I ng Catalogue,
WXt:& This Iron Bed $2.65.
latest styles of suits andovercoats, prices rang
ing from $.9S to $23. W prepay exprssaage.
I If you Dave not dealt with us tiftine now La
the time to b('Kln. All catalogues are free.
Which do you want ? Address this way :
I 'JULIUS HINES & SON,
HAITI MOKE, Ml). Dept. SOt.
MA I i i -1 K.' I. -
Kel. 9, by XI. . Potter, J. P.
Richard A. iildwcll of Shamtikii
to Bertlilla S. Umlnuf of Mt. 'at
inel.
Keb. 7th, in I lewisbnrjj . at i Ii
home nt' the bride, by I'' - 1. II
MoGann, A. Ira (jeinberliiu;, tdSt
liirsgrove, and Miss (Jlura Ii. Kit
isher ol Lewisbiirg,
1 m i: i
l Jan. SsOih, in .New rSerliu, l Ion
I uuh 1 )intu aged 7 I ears, 1 1
months ami 23 days.
' Jan. 23rd, in Jackson t..mliiii
Snyder County, Norman lietioShnl
fer, son of John and Kllen Shaffer
a'ed :! years, 1 1 uiouUisaiid 24 days.
KljMCKBES RALF FALLS.'
W. B. liine w as the guest of Mr.
Ueitr. over Sunday Wilson Her
man started to work at the black
smith trade ami expects to gel plenh
of work .Jerome Kerstetter is on
the sick list .... Katie Herrold W8
home over Sunday George B.
Eli tie is tlw oinv person in MuKl
that rides in a horseless carriage; :
drives a mule, . . Henry Santle
had inteuded to learn the oarpent
trade, but gave it up and is goiogto
burn lime. . . .Miss Effie Minium of
Fremont sjM-nt last week at Lewif
Fisher's Miss Emma Wilt re
turned home on Sunday to spent
her vacation,
Jury List.
Llnl iitiiriiinl lumrs ilre.n tor tbe Cniirr ,
Oyer and Terminer and oeneral lall Deliver
sDdOoun "i (Jiiarter Koaainnaoi the Peaw i
Snyder count iieldaa v . Term, oonunendnii
Mini. lay. February m, llKin.
OKANO JUKOUb.
Name, occupation.
Bolender, ChnrlesA., Parmer,
H rouse, wiin un o Farmer,
Rwinif, i r ink, Partner,
Dressier, .lobn, Parmer,
Plsher, .iiiiin p., L iborer,
UaUKler, Jacob s , Panni r,
Haas, Daniel, Farmer,
Halo, Horace, Laborer,
rtalnst Joaepb M., Parmer.
Hendricks, Pblltp, Parmer,
I arret t, Newton, Parmer,
Koacber, John A Parmer,
Ni itz, jobn 0 . Laborer,
Kotiirock, Jamoa it., Plaaterer,
Karoer, John, Parmer,
Kobbsck, RHai P., Oentleman,
seeboid, William, Parmer,
seaman. Prank. Teacher,
shirty1, laaao, Parmer,
lllncb. Jerome, Parmer,
Woodllnir, Prank, Parmer,
Wiiitt-r, Valentine, oentleman,
t aimer, William, Sawyer,
ZHi.er, jaoob, Parmer.
PETIT JURORS.
Raa'aesei
Prankll
.1 ic!;s i
Rprlm
Monro
itaver Wr
I!
Until
Perry We
Beaver we
Sprln
Wn.slni;t,i
Pen
t'hntim:i
Ailam
Mellnwrot
Jackaoi
Mlddlecreel
Bearer War.
Penn
1 nti
Dentti
Beavoi
sprlm
I.lst of Petti .liirnrs ilmwn nr the fnurt r
Ciiiiilniin Pleas, emirt (if Uiinrtij' Scsl(.n ..in.
Peace Oonn of out and
einilncr and oencre
.inn nniuvry oi Burner oountv.
Pa held Si
2ti. 1900.
Bastdenoe,
H"avei
I'nlnn
Penut
Pebroary Term, oommenclng Feb.
Name. Ooottpatlon.
AlRler, Jerome, Pnrmer,
Aiieker, .Inlin. rarmer,
Btosaman, Daniel p.,
Itui us, llli urn. I.nhnrcr.
Bronner, isanc. farmer,
Itaiilncaiilner, Jobn D , I.alM.rer,
Iteiiver, Matthias, I.alsirer,
Coleman, David 8, Laborer,
onoper.Jobn L., Oentleman,
funis John M Laborer,
Petterolf, Cbarlea, Parmer,
Pelker, Jacob, Farmer.
Prlker, wiUlam n.. Laborer,
Outellns, N, c, J. P.,
Hickenbnrtr. ,ioseih. Laborer,
nerman, Ulcnael, Farmer,
Herrolil. Thomas ( i ., Teacber,
H. ill.es. William, OOBChmakCT,
sellnsgrove
Priiekllii
Dearer west
Monroe
Beaver
Rellasgrotro
Sellnsgrove
Adams
Hprlnir
Sprlnir
Mlildlecreek
centre
Pesos
Knlon
m .llns-rrovi
t'entre
Spring
Washington
Perry
Pmaklhi
Spring
Chapman
'en Ire
Middleerpek
cliupmnn
nerman, niinam e.. rnrmer,
KiintTman. Alirahatn. Pnrmer,
Kissinger, Obiiiee, Parmer,
Knoiise, CbrtstlaB Farmer,
Kerstetter. Hariri. t.eptlemnn,
Klllifiler. .lames. Teacher,
Kerstetter, William H., Landlord
Kooiik, William. Ijibnrir,
tjiiiver, John, Farmer,
l'ftch, James U Farmer,
Marbiirper, Alfred. Oentleman,
Melser, Charles. iMker.
Musser, Klemenl Farmer,
Melser, Kent en. Landlord,
Jt ntitrle. John p.. Parmer,
Ott, Henry A., Farmer,
Hippie, Adnm. Fanner.
RennUIST. David, Farmer,
sellnsgrove
Mlddlelm
Adams
Chapman
Ierry
Peoaa
Jackson
Heaver West
Spring
Monroe
sellnsgrove
l"enns
Perry West
ernnklln
Chapmsn
l'ern'
Monroe
Centre
Beaver West
Perry West
i Hmlth. t'hnrles Teacher,
Slenr. David, Parmer,
siauiter. Daniel, Oentleman,
Stand William S . Lahorer,
Shellv, William H.. Farmer.
Shelley. William P., Printer,
I sulTel, William. Boatman.
Troup. t'alvln. Farmer,
Tents. PhillpM., Oentleman,
Walter, John A , Fnrmer,
Wesder. Samuel, Farmer,
Willow, Samuel, Laborer,
CASTOR I A
For Infanta and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
Signature of
TICKET FOR THE REPUBLICAN
PRIMARY ELECTION
OF 5NYDER COUNTY,
TO BE HELD FEBRUARY 24, 1900.
Congress.
Tliad. M. Malum.
State Senator.
Ik-njamin K. Fooht
Assembly.
Albert M. Smith.
Prothonotary, Etc.
Qeorgfl M. Shindel.
Register and Recorder.
John II. Willis.
District Atiorney.
Miles L Potter.
Delegate (J National Convention.
George W. Wagenseller.
Peroival Herman.
Jury Commissioner.
Adam Shemorry.
Irwin ( Iraybill.
Elmer E. Shambaoli.
W. A. T. LTIsh.
VV. H. Wolfe
Delegate to the StaU' convention.
James Erdley.
Amnion . Musser.
Isaac Spotts.
The nbove tioket is hereby
ip
proveti as tne otnciat uauot.
A. B. Keck,
H. A. Bowersox,
I arrv E. Bolender,
W. II. Herman,
J. Howard Arbogast,
Printing ( 'onimittee
FLORIDA.
Two Weeka'
Ton r tvtll I', ii ii sj I o i. Ill
Inllroa''.
The second Pennsylvania Railroad lour of
he season to Jacksonville, Allowing two weeks
n Florida, will I'-avr New York and Phlladel
Inn February '20.
Kzeurnlon ticket-.. Including railway trnn
xirtatfon, Pull in n n accommodations lone
crtlil,nnd meala en rou'e in directions while
ravellngon the special train, will lie sold it'
he following rates: New York, tSU.OOj I'hiln
Iclpltln, Harris). urir, Haltiinore and Washing
(in, ItH.tXI; I'ittsburg. S-W (Hi, and at proportion
,te rates from other points.
Kor further tnforinitti"n apply toticket agents;
rourlst Agent- 11'""' Broadway. New Y'ork; 4
'oiirt Street, Hronklyn: ;M broad Street, New
.rk. N. .1 : B. Courlaeneer, -ir ,raaasnaet Agent
lu'timore District, Italliimore. Mil,- I olin
in ,U. 1'aaiw.iiger Agent Moiithenteru District.
. Ashington, D Thos K. Ws?t eassener
gent. Western District, rittshnrg. Pa.: or ad
Ir. ss Oeo W. Boyd. Assistant Oencral l'ltsseug
r Agent, l'hilndelphia.
VALUE OF ORATORY.
Claqoent l llnhis Arc IVot of n Much
V'ae llcforc Juries aa
I'laln I'locncy.
In nn address before the lri.-h Lit
erary society on "John Pbiipot Cur
ran. Lord Buasell of Killowen, the
chief justice, declared the value of orn
tory to a lawyer Is overruled. lie as
serted that it is an important vehicle
for argument and for the enunciation
ucd enforcement of gnat principles.
"Hut," he said, "there is n tendency to
run to seed in this regard, and to look
upon fluency of speech ns if it were
oratory." (iifls of speech could never
attain to their reaj momentum and
pow er until founded upon a substratum
of enrefully acquired knowledge and
upon solid argument. The opinion of
ihe lord chief justice is that of most
men who hare considered the subject.
The art of oratorical flights is less prac
ticed, not so much because men are
leB able to make such speeches, but
because they have lost their value.
They are of slight use before juries and
of no use with judges. There is a pop
ular disposition to distrust the man
who makes too great a display of his
gifts of apeeeh when he makes nn ad
dress. The public, beinjr more en
lightened, has come to weigh argu
ments mora carefully. When the ora
tor is able ts) appeal ta tbe passion of
the momeor k ta aaeetimes influential,
but there ale fapaw esfle. Thia ia why
the leaden tf tte tiff xtey are r.ot
treat oraaseu, Mlj9SS witfe the
carefully aa,ai. I&rrUdjo which
i hey art sftss to gnartt legleally to
the judge Brf 1 bey weaaid convince.
Tomlt of the Csnrs.
It Is not generally known that the
remains of nil the czars of Kussia since
Peter the Great lie In a memorial chapel
built on one of the islands of the Ntv.-f.
All the cenotaphs are exactly alike, eacli1
being a block of white marble, witbont
any decorution whatever.
BEiiISTEK'8 NOTN'KN. Notice Is herein; giv
en that the following named persons twvc
died their Administrators, (Jiirndl.in. and K
eculors' accounts lathe I"gl.stei's Office of Sny
der County, and the same will be presented for
confirmation and allowance at the court House
In Mjddleburgh. Monday, Feb. SOUL m o.
Second and partial account of R-becea Meh
ser, D ivld Meiser and K. S. Melser, executors cf
the estate of Joseph Melser. late ol Chapman,
twp., Snyder Co., Pa., deceased.
The flrst and final account lor and on hermit
of Dr. P. A, Boyer, late guardian of It'ancUe M
Showaller, minor child cf George Sliowalter.
deceased, this being died hv S. V. Oclissenford.
executor nt said Dr. P. A. Uoyer, who died Octo
ber :rd, W.
J. H. WILMS, Keglster of Wills,
agister's omce. Middleburg. Pa., Jan. 21. lOno
Dr. Fenncr's Golden Relief.
a thus apscino in am.
INFLAMMATIONS
Old Sons, Wound... Rh.umall.m. Nsunilvis
Colds." A SURE CURE -r.p
For an PAIN inside or out
UT osatars. aTsudacbj nail sOcFreHmia
by maU ancFrrVmut M Y.
EIGHTY YEARS OLD.
Miss Susan E Anthony Has Reached
the Four-Score Mark.
SnfTraorlata Will Obaerve Pebraarj
1&. 1IHMI, aa a 1Ih on Which to Par
Tribute to Tlirlr lllatlnit uUbrd
Leader's Work.
The N'ntionnl Aniericnn Woman Suf
frage aaaociation will calabrate the
eightieth birthday of their grent leaol
ei, Susan It. Anthony, in a manner
iieiitting. her gnnd work for human
ity. A committee appointed for this
purpose is making preparations for n
public meeting- in honor of the event
which will take place on February 15.
in Lafayette opera honne, Washington,
V. c.
Iii the evening of the same day there
Will be a card reception for Miss An
thony, at which she will receive with
members of the birthday committee.
Tbe occasion will be one of Interest in
many wnya. Those having the ar
rangements in charge are:
Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt, chair
man; Bacbel Foster Avery, secretary:
Harriet Taylor Upton, Ohio; May
Wright Sewall, Indiana; Mary B. Clay,
Kentucky; Emily M. (iross, Illinois;
Mrs. Senator BllITOWS, Michigan; Mrs.
Senator Warren. Wyoming; Lucy F..
Ai.lliony, Pennsylvania, and Harriet
Stanton Blatch, of England.
Prominent women representing all
phases of woman's work and experi
ence will present to Miss Anthony
tluir greetings, and express thei;
sense of recognition of what her la
bora have meant to their respective
efforts. There is not a woman to-day,
o matter what her iHisition, who haa
touched any of the really vital issues
Of life, who has not been helped to
Some degree by the efforts of Miss An
thony and her compeers.
This celebration Will follow the close
of the National Woman Suffrage con
vention, which will he in session in
Washington from February 8-15.
When Miss Anthony Ix-gnn her work
woman was a chattel iii the eye of the
law; shut out from all advantages of
SUSAN B. ANTHONT.
(Tor Fifty Years Leader of tha Womn'i
Suffrage Movement.)
higher education ntid opportunities is
the Industrial world; nn utter de
ptndenl OU man; occupying a subordi
nate Kisitaon in the church; restrained
to the narrowest, limits nlong social
lines; nn absolute nonenity in politics.
To-day American women are envied
oy those of other nation, and stund
aomporatively free individuals, with
the exception of political disabilities.
During the 50 years which have
wrought this revolution, Miss Anthony
Is the one woman in all the world who
has given every day of her time, every
dollar of her money, every power of
her being, to secure these results. She
wn Impelled to this work from no per
sonal grievance, but solely through a
deep sense of the injustice which, on
every sU!e, she saw periietrated against
her sex, and which she determined to
combat. Never for one short liour has
the cans of woman been forgotten
or put aside for any other object.
Never a single tie has been formed,
either of affection or business, which
would interfere with this supreme pur
pose. Never a speech has been given,
a trip taken, a visit made, s letter
written in all this half century of her
efforts that has not been done direct
ly in the inferest of this one object.
There has been do thought of persoml
eomfort, advancement or glory? the
astlf-abnegntlon, the self-sacrifice have
absolute' they have been unpar-
&tR3 cceaarations will wonder
S3B sas-aaaWat ef people those were
rT: attfyf peralsted this woman to
Tr'Vff awmaaairty fer M years almost
"... sttati. Vnr3 alee casaapefled her to beg
ae ti asesieT wits which to earrv
cat her sasjs, Ts aftea theee fnets
arc forgotten or ignored by those who
have been most benefited by her la
bors. They see glory in the fact that
money is entirely their own now to do
with as they please, but do not know,
or will not admit, that the statutes
which guarantee this independence
were passed by the efforts of Miss An
thony and her compeers.
That tliev mil extiress in some amall
degree their appreciation of Miss An
thony's life of self-sacrificing labor, in
their behalf, the women have arrange.1
this celebration to take place upon her
eightieth birthday.
Women Making t'nlforms.
Over 1.600 women are at present mak
ing uniforms for Knglish soldiers.
Khaki Is a dyed cotton, but what it is
dyed with the government officials
themselves do not know. The firm
that discovered it keeps the secret very
much to itself. To guard against mis
fits the English army clothing stores
make the uniforms in no less than 36
different sizes.
Hot Water for Headaches.
Ordinary headaches almost always
yield to the simultaneous application
oJ hot water to the feet and back of the
1
! DIDATEA t'AKIlH.
The republican primary election will be held
In the various di-i ictn of Snyder County, Sat
urday, Peb. tt I'-"" between the hour- of one
and seven P. M-, for the purpose of uouiiunllnic
one person for I oiiKres-.uaii, one aajsaoa for
State Senator, one pcr-..n for Amtrinolt muii,
one uernon for I rothouolaiy, etc , one person,
for fle j mer nod Ke. order, one parses for IHs
trict Attorney a,ii one person for Jury Com
missioner nod the election of one prraoa for
State dckgittc nnd one peison for .Nu'i i.ai lel
eKate. Ihe following persons have announced
themselves aa candidates lor the several posi
tions an indicated Ih'Iow :
Kor CiiiiKreHs.
At tliccnriict o.i. nation of a arte number
of ihe Kepiibliiitn. of Miv.ler ;,m. I here
with present my Lame an it candldute for Cou-
freaa, to ba void for at the primary election
raturday, Pab it, IMi v. uh many steaks fer
llMifsni roii. support 1 have recciv,U at tbe
bands of tha h r publicans of bnyder ouaty
mid respectfully soisttlaa continuance ,.'f
your astesm itno .upt.ori
I (tin roUrS trulv.
Til AD. ill.' HAIION.
JStetif Ssysustor
Ihe uiiiiioiitl union of ihe ltepubluan Maud.
Ins . onnniit,. oltfiyder i onnty ,, ,...,.,
and rexUsriuii ,, su ratndldatefortbaofnca
pfbiat. senator loth asulualou of home mn
'",lu ni; "tiyjler County usual-
i. f., ban ,. iicdKiilna politician, ii ndns
"!. ".". V! warssifd'tB.ra
stronirnu -c,.t i, .. , ,:." " r . ";
uzz '":'"? W"-
sbip.'tiieie certainly Mi I remain In ih. o?.t!i!
!he.V."i,r .r '"V '"i"lv'' wtm aboqldentar
un district vonfen nee and partlcipata (, o,d-
Villi, hi . i, Iha Hma i .. .. . ,
tatco up,.., icllabl. i , " T.ffl'".1.?
Ie It lloii.e , anil,, ,,((.. .1... . - ' will
hie ( liarlaa Mill r (i Parson Ol II I ll-
dh i nariea stiller of Pe wnahln Mr M,i.
ler wc an i,u ,r, las , '' '"I1;
enter the canvass an . . L "r"',l
lie wli.rio.i,. . I . ,., hi. i me liinltcr
resolution ..,i,.i..., , . .'.""...In il In a
Committee of aiivdn countJ at -212
on i lie i. in iiiai I i, ....... ,,i' ."'k "Chi
the com In prinii 1 , ,. '" at
the nomliJatfo, IV , .'i" ' S ? ' '"r
fully solicit M,. vol., "ft tenartj """
Lewl.hur.. P.T? K' FO' ,IT-
Kor Assembly,
''AVVbe;:':::!::"":"?"'' county:
Feb U I .."ilii '"". ciecuon b he held nil
i in. -I I will l(, a candidal,, for the re.,l. i . !
uominatir.il of Acnn Ivninn f H..I i l"",lu,ln
I trust the i,... ",.. V, V rM"dei county.
,.tM, "wpreosm my const! to.
Beaver Springs. !.., j. ,Bl ltfc M- SJ IT1I.
Kor Prothonotary, K.c.
To tile rc.iobli,.,,,, ....... -. "
pcV YyZ U
he itepubMrr tssp ,he vo"i
Mi,idiei,urB. rV Jan. I 8S?' M-"i:h-
Kor Register nnd Hecorder,
"A,t".,i',Ie"1",l.i,;,,,n vo"'r" ' Snyder Count, ,
Inailon of ResMar v Z.i f':r
the vote. oOTK ipZMVti?:
Mlddlehura-h.ra.. Jan., 5 fflff"
Hint rlt-t Attorney.
I l..,.k. . ..
fo PM '""?" tb. subject
-- V i I"!' r""" mi" usauea. ir uoiniiiaieil
I promise to discharge tl i dm SLs
of the office to the best of my ability.
i .....I. ours,
M. t. POTTElt.
Kor Jury Commisst.ner,
To the republican voters of Snvder county:
At the re, .uh loan primary election, I will bi
ll candidate for the nomination of Jury Com
missioner and I ak for the votes of all the re-
i"1 t'l- ui nn uouovTi
p. . ii , IHWIW QRATBILL.
Paxtonville, Pa,, Jan. 15, 1 too,
Veths Republican voters of Bnyder County:
. ror ounce my nuuiens caliifidatc
for.llirt ,,m,i, i-.i. ...... ... .(.
.. , r, -"'"jr" to ins rnie. oi
rsnn i ownsblp, Jan. S3. 190.
l c tt. Republican voters of Hnyder 'onrit.v
11 m brace tins opportunity lo announce "mv-
el f as a ciiiidiil.it,. f,,r .1,,..-1 '.- 1 ,
ject to the Republican rules and iiaaae. Horn
in the county. I have been u Republican hit life
time, and nearly nil of my fellow Rrpubli-
. .7 ?. J ' scrven my eoeatnr
faithful v f.. v , , 1
.. u " - "'. av nno
was the first man from Hnyder County to bike
..-,.ti,..,-i . pain, nun in iinv I Have thi-
holuir to In- th,. .. ... .1...... . 'I I
fore 1 will nsk my fellow Republicans t.v
stand by me a 1 have stood iv my t ,,irr
anil if elected I i II endeavor to do ' j ustice to"
all us fur as I can. VV. 1. u (H.Kk
BelinagTOVe, Pa.
lb I'osT I base announce tnv name ns a
candidate for Jury onn lastonsr, subject to
ibe rules governing tbe Republican parte.
Centre Twp. KLMEK K. suamhacii-
Nitticjiwil Dt?lfn,u,..
To the republican voters of Snyder county 1
te reiiiioncan primarv election to be held
Saturday, f'eb 21. UK si, 1 w til be 11 candidate for
N":it It'll il .-I ,-':i ti- :l tit I f nuLr fames atlas, ..,. I
- --... . .. ,vri in. v..i t ,,i nn
the repulilitaiiM in tin ctuintv.
.a a. ,(iEO w. Waoenskllku.
.1 . ... 1, .xirc. 1 11 . .'an. ID, r.m'l.
State Daleeate,
sto. Post. Pisses sb nouses my name as a
candidate for IVIeitatc to tbe State Convention,
subject to the reKulations of the Kepiihlicnu
patty KOvcrniiiK the Bomlna primary. I kindly
ask the support of nil republican voters.
Resp'y yours, A. W. Mt'SSKIf.
Hcavcrlown, Pa.
To the Republican voters of Snyder County :
I hereby announce mv name as a candidate
for Heist ta to the Stale Convention to be held
in Hurrisburir. ISA AC SPOTTS.
Perry Township, Jan. U, IMS.
Ko. Post t Please aaaeaaea my name as a
candidate for Mate I el. tiitc, subject to the
rules governing the , .an v.
JAM KM EKDI.KY.
Liourt .Proclamation,
w
rliKRKAS the Hon. Harold M. Mct'lure
' President .ludire nf the ln.li,- i i ....... 1
coinpoiied nf the counties ul Snyder, ami
I'nlon and Peter K. Rlegle and Z. T. (iera-
Doruag, rj.i... a swan ate jeegss in and lorSny
der county, have timed their piecept, bearing
u.(. t.i iut.i u.jiii uan. a. 1.., ivuu, tome
directed for the holding- olan Onteas' Court, a
court ol Common Pirns, court ol Cyer and Ter
miner and f leneral Court at Quarter Serslons ol
1 1... Peace, st Middlehure;h. (of the county ot
Snyder, nn the 4th Monday. (belnK ths 6th
day ol Feb, IIUO). and to continue one week.
Notice 1- therclcre asreby jtlven to the Coron
er, Justices ol thePencc and Couttables lo and
forth county ol Snyder, to appear in their
proper person with their rolls, records, lnqulsl
tlonr, examinations and other remembrances
to do those thing which of tiielr office- and in
their behall parts In to bo done and wltnerces
and persons prosecuting In behnll of the Com
nmnwealth aitalnstsnt person or persons art re
quired to he then and there unending and de
parting without leave at their peril. Justices
are requested to be punrtual In 1 Imi r attendance,
at the appointed time ngrce.ibly to notice.
Olveu uuder my hsn.l s.i seal at the Sherlfl'a
oftlco in Mlddlelurgh, the 1.11 h day ol Jan.
A. 11.. one Iho.isand nine hundred.
. W. ROW. Sheriff.