m
1 1 ; The constitution require an
years. The census
jury List.
HENHOUSE WINDOWS
l Pisa That Works Well Pder All
Clreaaaatanee Wktn Wlalsra
Are Not Too Cold.
The window here Illustrated was
recently describee as in use by a noted
poultry fancier. The method of con
itruction is here pictured. The win
dow is low, and has the sashes hinged,
to that one may step out into the yard
from the henhouse through the win
dow. The upper sash is hinged at the
top and swings out, being held up
Srowta of '7"7 "c V Ltai ot Grand Jurors drawn for the Court of '
which is to be Oyer snd Terminer sod General Jail delivery '
the Oeasas. tJLl- .ui and court of (ju.iri.-r Session or tbe Peace or I
laaen tnis year, 8nydvr county held hs June Term, OOWMMtaf
ucginningontnenrst tlay of June, will , .. aap. ".
be the twelfth. When the first census
UKAND JURORS.
waa taken, in 1790, there were only llowersox. Amnion. Parmer,
13 state., but the enumeration In- KTMSr)fc;,
eluded the people in Vermont, Ken- iMehl. ueo. w., Farmer,
tucky and Tennessee, not then ad- Fisher,' Tbecdore, Miller.
mitted to the union. The whole pop- S?i?S&,aSS52S; K'"r- .
, , ... . 41 lraj bill, Thomas K.. Carpenter,
ulation in that year fell short of n'kenbur(t, ueo l.niwrer,
4,000.000. There are now four state : Zliv''
which exceed that number of inhab- i Hetw. Thomas, Farmer.
.. . 7". ' , Kerstetter, Henry. Blacksmllb,
itants; and there are almost 4.000,- ' Krelder, Jackson, c.irpeuler,
000 people in the states of the Kocky ! r,,
mountains and the Tacific coast. I lssmsn. Henry, Karmer.
T ., , .... I titttoer, Mattel H.,
In the early part of this century the 1 pontine,, Henry, Karmer,
census was a simple affair. It was ! SK,. Tun r.
merely a count of the persons liviner woodllni, Jobn, Shoemaker,
. .. , . M.. r , . , , i Welter, wunsoi, Parmer,
at the time. Additional inquiries Tetter, Milton
CATARRH:
FORERUNNER OF
CONSUMPTION.
have been added from time to time.
until, at the present dav, the work
PIT1T JURORS
MM Ol I'eilt .lur.ns driiwn tor the Court or
m u . a , i m i uuiiiMHi -,ru, i in gunner :ms.miiii, Ol 1 111'
of the census covers a vast field of in- ivuee court ot oer un.l Terminer and General
nuirv nnil InnlnrlM Ktnt;l,- nimi .... '?"' Delivery of Snyder omuly. pa,, Held as
1 1 I June Titiii, eommiMieiiu; Junn Itli. ltfoil.
Healaer.ee.
Franklin
Centre
sellnsurove
Klin, kiln
Jih-k-ou
Peon
Chapman
West Perry
Adams
Mlddleburv
West Perry
Monroe
West Perry
Monroe
west Beaver
Jarkann
Perry
Jackson I
Washington and far beyond the reach of mere local remedies. Those who rely upon them for a cure lose valuable time, meet with disap
Ultapman pointment and allow the disease to take firmer hold. Only a real blood remedy can reach this troublesome and datiKcrous disease.
Union 8. 3. S cures Catarrh because it first cleanses and builds up the blood, purities it, makes it rich and healthy, stimulates mid
Mtddrsereek puts new life into the sluggish worn-out organs, and thus relieves the system of all iwisonous accumulations.'
Wesl Heaver , ,
Mm. Josephine Polhill, of Due West. S. C, write : " I had Catarrh, which became so ileep
aeateil that 1 waa entlrelv deaf In one ear. and all inside of mv nose imlinliiis nart of the hour
sloughed off. When the disease had gone this far the physician nave me up as Incurable 1
determined to try Is. 8. S ss a last reaort, and began to improve at once. It aeemed to get at the
aeat of the disease, and after a few weeks' treatment 1 was eutirely cured, and fur more than
seven vents have had no siHti of tbe disease."
Pew realize what a deep-seated, obstinate disease Catarrh is, regarding it as s simple inflsmmation of
the noee and throat, little or no attention is given it. Hut, however insignificant it may seem at first, it
is serious aad far-reaching in its results.
The foul secretions entering the circulation poison the entire system. The stomach, kidneys in
fact all the organs feel the effect of this catarrhal poison, snd when the lungs are reached its progress
is rapid and destructive, and finally ends in consumption.
It frequently happens that the senses of hearing and smell are in part or eutirel v lost, the soft bones of
the nose eaten into and destroyed, causing intense suffering and greatly disfiguring the face. While sprays,
washes and salves may give temporary relief, no permanent benefit can be expected from such treatment.
CATARRH IS A CONSTITUTIONAL OR BLOOD DISEASE,
immense variety of subjects, The re
sults require more than a score of
bulky volumes to contain them; the
facts nre obtained and tabulated bv
Nitme. Occupation.
Arnold. Calvin, Carpenter,
Allien. Peter. Farmer,
BowereoXi jrvin. c infectloner,
liuruH Lot, Laborer,
I : CM. i illei-r I '..riwiili-r
un army of several thousand persons It iwersnx. Samuel, Laborer,
nnd the cost is many millions of dol- ' 'iorneUus j'"-'e , Hi .leksmiih
lnrs. The census is taken for the 'Fisher, Irvin, Fanner,
Fisher, Newton, "
nenelit of the people themselves, mm Fisher, Oliver,
the statistics are useful for deducing SS&. t tosTo .OMtsma.
Residence. ,
Union
Hellnsirrove i
MlddlebnrK I
Union
Ailiuna
Centre 1
Bellnsirrove
Jackson
S. S. S. is made of roots, herbs and barks of wonderful tonical and purifying
properties. It is the only vegetable blood purifier known, and a certain and safe
cure for all blood troubles. Send for our bonk on Blood and Skin Diseases, and at
the same time write our physicians alamt your case. They will cheerfully give you
BJhy information or advice wanted, We make no charge for this.
sss
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA. GA.
8? 1FYIJU WISH TO BECOME
IDEAL HENHOUSE WINDOW.
by nn arm screwed to the easing. The
lower snsh is hinged at one side ami
swings out. This plan will work well
under many circumstances where the
many conclusions important in sci
ence. Industry and other great inter
ests. It is therefore proper that
UnivMII. Fliuer, Xarmer,
'.ilium. William, Bolder,
Hantnger cine., Parmi r,
llermsu, iruid.i,
Hall, (ieo. w
everv one should lend his aid in inak- 'lonilierger. James M., Fnriner,
, HaSsinaT, John, Teacher,
ill; tin h um in inn ,11111 nwuraiOi
linn Thomas,
Kant, Clayton, Druggist,
Kern, Aaron I) . Uentleman,
Kline, Howard, clerk,
tfMt.HM I.. I.., XI S.MIIM
the census Is a curious prying into t ,.,,iev niim
the affairs of private persons, ami
There is an old and too prevalent no
tion, says Youth's Companion, that
affairs of private person
that one should, if possible, evade or
mislead the census enumerator. In
fact, the statements made are eonfl-
wlnten are not too cold, nnd where i dential, and the enumerator is sub-
tho fowls are kept in pens side by side
with adjacent yards outside. In such
a case it is often inconvenient to get
into the yards unless one can go out
into them from the pens. With this
method of swinging the sashes the
necessity for having a door in each
pen, us well as u window, is done away
with. In cold climates such a plan
can be used for spring, fall and sum
mer, closing the windows in the win
ter nnd putting on outside sashes.
'I his device calls for a low window, nnd
this is desirable on other accounts, as
only low windows let the sunshine
ouickly onto the door on winter morn
ings. X. Y. Tribune.
ject to a heavy line if he reveals what
he learns in the performance of his
dutv. He should In
helped instead of being avoided. The
plana of the census this year are ex
pected to result n the most satisfac
tory enumeration ever made, and a
more prompt ascertainment of the
main facts than in the past.
Leo Iff, James B., Boatman,
Mover, 1 has., 1 ar'iiicr,
Metzgr, deo.. Laborer,
Mlllner, Meyer, Merchant,
Miner, wiiiiam Parmer,
Mccarty, William, Laborer,
Portillne. Oao. 1 . "
Komlg, Harvey, Parmer,
Klegle, Jonathan D "
Ktegle, i eter, Oentleman,
-miI!s, Isaac. Farmer
SioiliT .IiiiiiIii: 1 ii'nl liimmi
welcomed ami Snyder, Miles, Coal Dealer,
sun ho-. Rienara, J., Parmer,
smltn, Robert 8 Carpenter,
Trutt, David, Laborer,
Trutt, Samuel W "
w i Her. Absalom, partner,
Wety.el, Klmnr K,Teaober,
Wendl , Robert . Laborer,
'i hinan K.mer k . Parmer,
Z.ebel , John,
Bprlnii
West perry
ssblngton
Centre
chapman
Perrj
Beaver
Washington
SelnejjroV'
Mlddlehiirg
Wesl Beaver 1
Cbapmnn
Siirltu.'
I on hi
Bellnsffrove
Pern
Penn
West Beaver
SelliiKirmve
Perry
Bellnsirrovn
Union
SU 111'
pern
Beaver
s ilnsffrove
perry
Spring
SsUiisgrove
Monroe
Franklin
A Chemist, A Teaclier,
An Engineer, A Lawyer,
An E'ectrician, A Physician,
A Scientific Farmer, A Journalist,
or il you wish tosucureu training
thai will lit ymi lor any honora
ble piirsuii in 1 i if.
Misylvam
State Cor
For Special Kxaniinutioii Papers
or for Catalogue giving lull iufur-
Beaver inntiiiii rcSUtiCtilltf cotirscH of Ktlldv,
Chaimiitl ,
iense, en'., aim snowing IKIKI-
i inns lii'Id li- irraduatcs, address,
renin
Wesl Beaver
LOCATING AN APIARY.
Where Iluaawood nnd Mover Abound
Is (he I'liiee Where llecu l.n
t'p Honey and Thrive.
ff it Is the intention to make bee
keeping u business, for the dollars and
ents that are in it, it is certainly of
greut importance to consider well the
locution of the same. There ure locali
ties, even in the radius of a few miles,
that are much better than others.
There are localities where white clover
is very abundant, and where a crop
Ixli sure every seuson, whether it is lonjf
or short, while there arc others that
are not so, and occasional years only
furnish n crop, llasswood is another
principal honey resource, uud where
14
ps.
p
Mr.
an
Remarkable l ine ot iiiiriimiiiKm.
Kknna, Jackson Co., V. Va.
About thrne veins ago my wife
liiui mi attack of rfaeUtntstisUI winch
ootitiiied her to iii licil lor over
There is an average of four employes
to each senator. The salary list of the
senate amounts to nearly $500,000 a
year, and as most of t he employes are
engaged less than six months on an I month and rendered her unable to
The Registrar,
State 'olleire
( i litre 'olllltv, I'
LEGAL ADVEFvTiSEMENTS
Read This! Read This!
MY PRESENT STOCK OF CARPETS
h larger than ever before -my PRIC S LOWER than OTH
EKSfor tie SAME GOODS, My prieea on 45 rolls of carpel I
wish to close nut will suit I bo pocket book ol innnj and save
others nioi.ey. Di not think of buying .your fall cHrpets until
you give my, stock of carpets your attention aud t:i i the prices
of some of Bij baagaiua 1 tun oflering.
K
IL
Prices just right on these goods,
One Word About Pictures.
I am offering my present stock of pictures al cost, LESS
'1 HAN COST ami some tor the pi ice of the glass in tiii frames.
Don't miss this sale.
I have some piettv thitms to offer in Furniture, all new.
Later will surpi ise you iii Styles and Prices,
UNDERTAKING ! UN DERT AKING !
In this branch of my business I am prepared to give the
public the best seiluce that can be secured l money, tune nnd
personal attention. My equippuse in tbis branch of business is
oi f the finest in the state, HEAR.SES, CAKHIAUES ami
UNDERTAKING PARLORS aie up to dale.
One word nbnul i report (list my nttent Ion lins be enlledto Intely In irirnrd to
my prices. I Ol'AUANTKK to lurnlsli the siilne u Is al MC.nS MONKV than ; , ,
house In lliu i y, l 111? A KAMI BK to j.'ive ion essler I'AVM KN r than all olliers
hirst-Class Livcrv Cniiiicctcd with IJiidertiikiuir, I )(
8
inn
hi. 0
annual salary, the positions are desir
able. Even while the senate is in ses
sion, the clerks and messengers are
not expected to overwork, although at
walk a step without assistance, her
limbs beins swollen to double their
normal si.e. Mr, s. Maddox insisted
on my usim: Chamberlain's Pain
IJiilni. I purchased a tittv cent hot
E
,1 XKCl TOR'S M ITICE,- Notic,
i
IN
times they are required to exert them- tie and used it according to the di
rections ami the next morning she
walked to breakfast without asHis
tnnce i i anv manner, and she has
not had a similar attack BiDoe, A.
11. Ptu'soua, For sale by ah drug
srists.
License Wotices.
selves. The average salary is about
11,000 a year, the lowest being $450,
which is paid to firemen and laborers,
and the highest 90,000, which is received
by the serjeant-at-arms. The clerks
in the secretary s office and the clerks
of committees are paid from $1,800 to
$3,500 a year, and each senator has a
private secretary at the rate of $1,20(1
a yar and a messenger at $720.
in h i mven il i Hi i
Hi Hie rotate ot Icntllie Wale r lute ot
centre township,, mimic emu ti. ivnna.
rleceiiird, bate l.ren Issin ri In tine loini el lnw
lo the uudernlgnrd, in ivlmni ull liideleed to
wild estate llioilld make Iminedllite bavment
nnd tnose lisvinx Islnm aguliisl ii nlionld pre
sent l In in dUtj miftienllenlerl tor Retllenielil.
'. m SIloW hilts Kxecntor,
I'ennfcreek, I'a.
r. H. FELIX,
Q Teieiilionc Connection. LKW1STOWX, VA
OOOOOOOOOOOOJ" OOCXXX)O00OOO0OO00CXXXXX)O
EXKCUTKIX'8 NOT I CI
L'l en that
A Bsltlmore man in London tayv t hat
at a recent banquet Mr. Choate sat next
to a distinguished nobleman, whodur-
Tht FoltawtiiKfwniod pitrtotM havt Bltd with
the Clerk of the Omirt f (Quarter SewitoiiH of
the 'oimty of Snyder theli Mipltcetton for
Tavern, Hottlern' uihI DUtillern' l.leeiiAef, which
wltlbeprewnted forepprovel Fi hlay. April 37,
IfHJOe
Tint rn Lleetiee,
PorclvAl Nerhoocl Troielvllls; II.
SfitlcD ! herehy
tter tevtAtuu titer V in t !.
the eetett of C, Wlllmnii, Into f I'linpiuan
ToWMhlp, Snyder County, I'etinn , ileeeaMNl,
heve been leiued In due form of law tn the un
defifnedi lo whom ui Indebted to Mid eetatu
houtd neki Itnmedlete (evmenl ami ihoiie
hevlnc otelnM eipklnel it ihould present Ihsm
duly sutheiitloAted for wttlement.
ANNIK B, W1LUAMH, Bxeoutrlx.
t 'hepmsn, i'a.
Ii. I IHl-tt.
irablc locality for an aolarv. Bass- oecwHon to inquire: " And to what si
wood or linden is a pood timber to ,ion .vonr country, Mr. Choate, does j Mnr,,. ciiMiman
cultivate. It is very hardv anil makes .vour Mr. Chounccy M. Depew belong?'
n rapid growth, and might take the
place of cottonwool!, so extensively
grown in the west. In a valley where I
fall flowers are plentiful is a good
point to seek for, as a late (low of
honey is very desirable to place bees I
ia good wintering shape. Alfalfa is
one of the best honey-prod uciiip plants
have at present, and it would be a
"To the Qrand Central station, my
lord," readily replied the diplomat,
without a quiver, The noble English
man's face clouded for a moment with
uncertainty. "I'm afraid you don't
know what I mean," added Mr. Choate.
about to go to his rescue. But milord
quickly smiled a smile of plad intekli-
icii.u nouey resource, unci wnere , .,.., II. av.-rnnv ,,: It in,,n MiddkaWulh. McClur
1 1 1 1 ! l , jlli: Hit Vtlll V M I I I ' ' 1 I I 1 ' I 1 1 I I 1 r I llilll las . , , a " as n ' '
ins ami Clover both aooimu in a de Peter i . Usrtman, rennaefeek: J. B. nDanirler,
I'fitiiwri't'k. I- ruiicm -i . K'-fti'tter. irrvilli' ;
W. II KerMrtti r, Me Ket-k '. I ,i. i- fseob "
Wi Mravhill. Swiuefonl.
Benjamin Kline, Krstservtlle; Jacob A. Iseltsel;
Rmiservllle; Carhnu Sieboid, Middlehurfc; l.
I'oh-ioh-if M Iddlebunr: Hatnnel liuinhiuiarh.
' K reenter; Martin Blear, Bhamokln Dam; Uarry
J M. llartmnn, hatiiokin Dam; Ellsworth Aur
and, Slum m 'kin Dam; Harvey '. liana, Mt
I I'leaMHiit MilU; 1 I.VerKCr, .lt. I'leaeant Mil!-;
Jacob r, duor, Mllnafrjrove; . T. Hetttick, He
MniffToee; I leorge F Peruitermanher, Belfn -rrove;
Jonathan It ArbogMt, Bellntgrovef W
B Htahlnecker Beaver Bprlnnj VV Oefat,
I'ort Trcvertun: Kmriia l. Swinoford, Port
Trrverton; ieorj(u W. Weaver. Kreebura!
Georifs A. Bover, Preebnrg) J H. Van horn t
Siiinintt, 'a"hiiiKtn 'I'wi.
iioiiier' Meewse,
H. .1. Bowen, Mtddleburg; w. H. CJrlmm,
Preeburg; A. B. Wlteser, Hellnagrovei
Dleltllers Lleeetae.
Joaeph L. Hsrki Pranklln twp.' H B Hart
man, Centre twp,; fasae Shaw vrr, damn twp
V liolewiile l,leriis.
Joseph U Marks, Franklin twp,
UEO, Mi SHIN DEL,
clerk of Court of Quarter BSmIom,
Hlddlebuiv, Pa., April 7,1900.
fj3CBCCTORM SOTH'K. Notice i- hereby
1 jpVtn that letlern testamentary upon the
tate of Sarah Martin, late of r rank tin twp ,
Bnyder oounty Ps , decenacd have I een hmueii
in due fores of law to the uiidrrsiffued, to whom
all Indebted to said entate nhould make Imme
dials payment and thone IiavIiir rial mi airnlnNi
it ihould present them ilulv nuthentlcated fir
Netth inenl. SAMI I.I. Hll.OlClt, Kxeeiltor,
JaeobGllbert Atty. Ulole Mills, I a,
Liberal Adjustments
ff .Iim.VJ.IB
Prompt Payments.
ff BCTJTOR'H NOTICE Notl - i- hereby
given thai letter to i'amentary upon thu
tate of GeorRS Bchamhach. lute ol Krankltn
Townehip, Snyder ounty, I'a , deceaeed. have
been latued in due form of law tn the under
leaned, to whom all Indebted to Hold fair
should make Immediate iwymenl and thoiw
bavlna clairna asBlnMl it nnnuld present them
ilulv authenticated ir Kcttlcmeut.
B. I II. ALTEK Kxeeutor,
Mlddlehuric, I'a.
REIVEIV!BtH
H. HMRVEY SCHDCH,
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY
Only the Oldest, Strongest Gash Oorapan.es,
Fire, Lite, Accident and Tornado.
No Assessments No Premium Notes.
- I M- T- -ir t i rrr MaBssSMMMMs.iSM
The AetnH Founded A. D., 1819; Assets $11,055,513.88
" Home " " " 1853 " 9,853,628.54
" American " " " L810 " 2,409,584.53
The Standard Accident Insurance Co.
The New York Life Insurance Co.
The Fidelity Mutual Life Association
Your Patronage Solicited.
wife place to locut, even if no other I penee. "Ah! I Hee, I see. Mr. Choate I"
honey plunts are in reach, but It would I lie exclaimed. "Mr. Depew belong to
lie all the better if other honey plants
are present. There is a Ion-; list of
honey-bearing plants, but we will give
but a few of the principal ones. Millet
or sweet clover, crimson clover, nlsikc
Clover, mammoth or pea-vine clover.
tulip tree or popular, black or sour
(rum, wild asters, golden-rod, willows.
maple, buckwheat, eleoine or spicier
laqt, all kinds of berries and all kinds
f 1 rii.it trees, whether wild ordomesti-
ttted. A, 11. Dutr. in Prairie Parmer.
your grand, greal middle class."
Keeping W ell WnK-r Pare,
It used to be an old-fashioned cus
om in the country to put one or two
'runt in ii well to insure the water
"iiiff pure and wholesome. If they
Old not keep it so it was Supposed
Mint they would give warning of its
urity by dying themselves. We
reminded of this bv seeing in an
At a woman's euchre party the other
day one of I he fair players stopped t he
frame wiih thisqnery: "What do they
call a black cat in England?" A num
ber of the members had been ill Eng
land, but they all had to give it up.
in., -l.i.n I 1 i i...
I in I null, ill. lii l BI11UCU BffCCllI as sue i wj-
t lumped her partner's ace in true tra- 13.
tlitional style, "(ant juess .' Why.
'kitty, kitty' just the same as any
where else."
hXKCVTKlX'8 NOTICE Notice i hereby
' gives tluit 1 1 1 . r-. leataincntsry upiin the va
1st of I. B It. nnil.. Ist if Penn Townalilp,
Hsydsr County, Ps., dcecsaeil, have been laaueil
in ilue form lit Isw i.. the uncleislsned, to whom
all Indebted to tslil eatste should make imnie
dista psvmenl sud tbuee l.u . mi; clsltna ngslnel
It ihould present them duly authcntlcftted tur
aeltlsment JAi'IA A. 1IOMIU, Kxecutrlz,
Kanta
Frank S. Rlegle,
Li
ADMIN18TI1.
te r s of Ad
The Hospital I'.ook and Newspaper
society, which (list ri but es reading mat
ter ajnouir hospitals, prisons and simi
lar institutions in many parts of the
country, has issued its annual report.
showing that last year it distributed
English paper that Prof, Bobrero, of ; 5,813 books, i7,777 magazines, 71,140
inrin, has lately advised the use of
cls in the house cistern for the same
Purpose, lie says two or three not
IhSnrge but lively eels would devour MIT
malcules, infusoria, bird droODini
'r"in the roof or vegetable matter of
r"y kind. We think thev would also
ke any animal matter like toads or
fats that mifc'ht fall in and drown.
weekly unci illustrated papers,
fully 200,000 daily papers.
rs
It
t:
id
u
m
The names of all the I'niversitv of
ling in the water in the shape of ani- Pennsylvania men who served In the
war with Spain will be cut in stone in
the tower now beinj- constructed as ii
memorial to them. The tower, which
ia nearly completed, will form the
principal entrance to the dormitory
adjunct of the university.
Fowls In Plnm Orchard.
The difficulties of erowini- plums,
pwing to the attacks of the curculio,
lave almost driven this delicious fruit
nl of the market. IlenB in a plum
elB'hard do not seem to protect the
offrt'es. but in a few recent experiments
eMnicb. have been tried it has been
!VB't-m(inKtr,1.(,(l thnt If f li.. ti An o nr.. ol.
'Pow,.ii in a large orchard thev will be tonverting its motive power to elec-
r--e iw uumy wiin oiner insects to t"j
otiee the curculio, but if the hens are - . ,
nfined, and each yard contains one 1 In the moDth ot December 7.000 men
not over two) plum trees, under which PPM- tor enlistment in the United
K-H-H-I -I-W--:--K-H-K-r-W--W-W-l
M1FFLINBURG
MARBLE WORKS. :
' -::- -KM '
R. H. LANCE, ;
li ,il. r in M.irlili' mikI 4
MONUMENTS, HEAD
STONES & CEMETERY
I LOT ENCLOSURES.
i- Old Sfones Cleaned and Repaired
Prices as Low as the Lowest.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
!J. A. JENKINS, Afft.,
Crcsscrove, Fa.
"WW.,,I,,.W".l"I"!i,I,,i"l -i"'-"."'H'
ImitiiHi ration i n i I.
- : '.tutf hi Lewia "iiler l ite nl r ratiKlltl 11
' Snj tier rnuniy , I'.i.. dee'd. asvlStf lieeil granti
to tbe SbdenuKiieil. all iiersori knuwliis thei
f I eles Ipdsbtsd to Mid esUte are requested '
F "nuke iiiiiiii'ilinir psyipenl, sbile tboae bsvliiM
't i : lliu. will iti'M in il.. n. I s 1 null i led li
'i iiu usde'els' ed
f i JOHN H. M1I.I.KH. Htrndea' Mill, I'S.
IAKaM Mil LKU, MicldlebiirKll, la.
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DMIN1PTHATOK8' NOTK E Ui
,if Adin.niirttMtioti in tin- (.(.! f of
robtei KrtnuT. Iftteol rhttpinaiiTowiirilMp, any
dtr omitv, 1 a . dr eawd. havinii been gmnied
lo tbt niMwnilffneili all peiwmi knowing thotii
I mItm indebted to MAlrl ratete an reuentotl i
make iMmwllatc pftymoiit, while thott hn rng
L-liiiiiih nu.ti"'t tin Mill eivtote h ill pn nnl tliem
' duly Mtbeiiticfited t the umleriiiirned
Q sTUrt HTKOUB.
LEVI HA H BR,
Ad id i n iitinitonk
O. 0BOU8E
aTTOHHKV AT law.
Hinnr,RBU, pa.
II i.u n jh HiitrnsteJ to hi ears
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.r.iiimr .r r.'iitiun.
The Bombay (India) cars are run by
horse power. The company has its
main office in Xcw York city, and the
stock is owned principally in the Unit
ed States. It has applied to the bom
bay municipality for the privilege of
to hena will congregate for shade. States army and 1,551 were accepted.
-n but little grass in the yards, the
ropects wiU be favorable to a large
oi plums. P. H. Jacobs, tn Amer-Qardening.
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Last year 67 officers were placed on
the retired list of the United States
army.
Ai aS CsO r. Mi ll, PSattSOMfl SUM oil
triet Olllee Maniitfi'r in tli'f utateto repre
t ;it me in their own sad surf iiiidiiiK OOUntiM.
williiis to pay faarl y $000. payable) waakiy. He
sirable employment with unusual oiMrtun
ties. Hefereiices ssebansad Kneloae aelf-sd
dreaaed atamoi'il anvelope. S. A. PAKK
b2U Caxton Huililing, CblaafO, I
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SEWING MACHINES, J
.niddleburg, Pa. 'yij
SI-98BUYSAS3.50SUIT
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PIUS SMI WIS slIT IT SI. 88.
a new suit mi res ant or tmisi hits
WHICH 50H T OIVI SATISFACTOIt Wtal,
SEND NO MONEV.mllkl.s.. .slauj
IienU lo Ui. 'sie ii r in a, i amu ht v. iirMict
nre or rniull fc-r- and we will tend you
the bUlt by i i - C. 0. 1. -iii'jfi t tn ex
amination. mm un rxamlae II at your
express office and If found perfectly xatls
factory anil I to aulla assltl la our towi tmr
I. SO, tur v j ourciptenn a rnt mmr tpelal
OBVr VrU-r, ifcl.'ts. anil exprewi charveit
THESE KKEC AHT Sill S r boyx i to
raTuL t RW Thf price, Kpri paid, to U poinUiti
Thifl itrio U manufacturetl under a U. S. patent
and is the neatest, strongest and most durable
window shade holder on the market, and we
guarantee it to be as represented or money re-
Inquire for . .
Prices and Terms.
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flne Italian llnliiu-. asal Urj...a ini.rll.l.s. aaSSIa.,
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ros rsia iuith si-i is .,i n.. bin r.. s.j. iu
lamias, wriursr s.ae :. t'onUUs f ashloa
platea, tapt, SaSaSSS anil tiillin.tructlnn. howtourrisr.
Ilea's S.IU asadi- t. rdr from 5.e0 .p. SaaV
plea aent free on apiili.-ati.in Ad.lr.sa.
SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO. (Inc.), Chicago, IIL
(Stars Sneari. a la. an Iksnaarali rillrtll UMar.)
NEURALGIA cored by Dr. Mlletr Pais
Ptua. "On cent a, dose' At all druasfcts
Pa.. Mil.. Del.. N. Land N. Y .One Dollar per dox..
other ftatea l3a. Your order solicited.
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