THE RAGE THIS
LEGAL ADVERTISING.
LEGAL ADVERTISING
Arrested by Austria's Minister For
Attacking the Legations.
EMPEROR WILLIAM'S ATTITUDE. COLORED BOY STARTS A RIOT.
AMENDMENT
PKOPfMKn
TO TUB CONST ITI'TION
TO Til K CITIZENS Of
THIS COMMONWEALTH FOR Til Kl K AP
PROVAL. OK HKIKCTION BY THE UN-
ASSEMBLY OK TI1K Co l Mi IN-
Absolutely Pure-
For the third of a century the
standard for strength and purity. It
makes the hot bread, hot biscuit,
cake and other pastry light, sweet
and excellent in every quality.
No other baking powder is
"just as good as Royal," either in
strength, purity or wholcsomencss.
Many low priced, imitation reikini? powders are
,,,. :ihr marled These arc made with alum.
and care should tx-taken luavoniincni. "
is a isjuon, never to be takcu m the loud.
ROYAL BAKING POWBER CO., 100 WILLIAM ST., NEW YORK.
MlDDLEBUROH MARKET.
Picnics and Festivals, etc.
.. .i.. Nn Conditions." Snjs the
Gerraaa ituirr, -shall w ;! I i
IVkln" Another I n iluted MtlMf
Prom Minister Coagor.
London. Sept. 4. The latest reliable !
PeklD date is now nearly a fortniln
old. An undated dispatch has been rc- j
ceived at Vienna reporting that the al
lied troops marched through the im
perial palace Aug. 28, but it was known
thai this il:ite had been fixed by the.
nllled commanders for a formal prome- I
nade. There is no other news of any
kind. . I
A dispatch dated Pekln. Aug. 22,
says: Chung LI, a member of the I
tSUDK'U-yamen and prefect of police,
rislted the Austrian representative
yesterday, who arrested him because
of the Chinese official's complicity in
the attacks on the legations.
An Austrian official dispatch says
Chung U was military governor of ;
Pekln, and adds that the Austro-Hun-garlan
contingent Is quartered In
Chung Id's palace. After his arrest he
was turned over to the Japanese.
It Is Just possible Chung Li may be
the "Prince Ching" referred to in the
Pekln dispatch of Aug. 21 as endeavor
Ing to open negotiations with the al
lies, though there Is a Prince Ching. 1
father of the heir apparent, lord
chamberlain of the court, and recently
commander of the IVkin field force.
Three members of the tsung-ll-ya-1
men, Na Tung. Ching Hsln and Chung
Li, it is announced at Tien Tsln, are
eeking to negotiate with the allies
through Sir Robert Hart, the director
of the Chinese imperial maritime cus- .
turns.
GERMAN EMPEROR'S DECLARATION
Still Matin Work For the New I ekal
o WEALTH OK PENNSYLVANIA PUB
YnrV PnllPA FnTrifl. 1 LISHED HV OKDKK ok THE HKi'KKTAHY
lorK rouce xorce. i of the commonwealth in puhsu-
I ANCE OF ARTICLE -Will OF THE con-
STlll'TION.
a joint RESOLUTION.
Proposing an amendment to the constitution
- of the Commonwealth.
Strlklnar a White Vender with an . , . ,
1 I Section 1. He it resolved hy the senate and
ii. lie Core in l-'olloned by the : House of Representatives ol the Common
a nine lore I wealth In General Assembly met. that the foe
(ntherlna of n Mob rind Threats of lowing if proposed M amendments to the Con
stitution of the Commonwealth of Penntyl
Lynching A Dcaiicnite I'ureas. vania, In accordance with the provisions of the
clKhtccnth urliele thereof:
New York, Sept. 4. An apple core j Aluendmen, Une to Article Eis-hi. section Op,
thrown by a colored boy, which struck . Add at tba end o the Brat paragraph of aaid
William Kohles, a white man, caused 'section, after Ibe wnrdi ''shall lie untitled to
a small riot between whites and blacks I vote at all elections, the words ".ui.jc.-t how-
sin, in imni ' . . : , ..,(, ever to luch lawi requiring and n igulatiug Ibe
in West Forty-fifth street yesieruay resimiotlon of electors the Oeneral Assembly
afternoon, which was quickly quelled may enact," ao that the Mild atetion shall read I
.... - n.,t.nin.on es roue
uy u. iuiic oi yuo Mim
Kohles is a vender. He was driving
ihrouch Forty-eighth strict when be
passed a crowd of small colored boys titled jo vote at all slsctions, subject however
, , .. ,. I to iii ii laws reaulrtns nod res-ulatinir the rca-
and was lf.ru c a in me ui. I lstrsslonot electors ss the Qeaeral Assembly
may enact:
Executor's Sale of
The umlerMirned executor of iMvid M. s
will offer at public wle on
Saturday, Sept 22, l!)(lfl,
on the p r e in i e of David M Bwtyfe
(IpoearNrd .all that certain tract of laitd () '
uuu hi I'napiuan townnhip. Snyder coagj!
1.0. Kreiti r. W. H.Stvartz Mid DtQle1 I'.iJJ
lianl, on the runt lv Polly Kemtettcr, ihil
.1 ! Uiltitml tin ft... t Kv I,,,,. I.
BaUMM ilm fMMfMaJaailaaiA . saa .
wbttfOQ i erected n liirn1 friu dwcliiu hougT
Inrue hunk )arn and other outbuildititc, a wtti I
of excellent water at the door.
Sale to commence at '2 o'clock
t t in, u ill te made known liv
I LONQAORB W. II. BWABTZ,
A uetioiieer. Kxec
i wlfcn
n rotloWM.
Section I. (jnaliflcation of ElectorM. Kvery
male citizen twenty-one yeurP of iw, pojeiB-
iuu 'he foliowliiK (iiiisliliejitionM, Hhull oe eu-
Butter 18 I Whenl 68
Efrgg 14 I Rye '"
toionn H) : ( !orn
Lard 9 Oate old.... 28
fallow 4 :its . .new... 25
Chickens 7 j Bran per 100. 90
Turkevs Miildlings" L.OO
Shoulder 8 I Chop 1.00
Hani 11 Flourperbbl4 00
How the Organ Contest
Stands.
The twelfth count shows the
-:ilt as follows :
D. B. t iiuroh, Fremont,
Premium coupons.
Newspaper coiipoiiH,
u. r.van. csvatebi
Creek :
Premium coupons,
NewspApor oonponi
:U,1
loo
10
868
re-
445
488
Thubi
H.
Mil
picnic
HATimriAY
n.v, Sept. 8th, Post 14s (i. a.
theW. H. C. andSqnsofVeter-
. of Si liiWLM'nve expect to hold B
ui ( Icmberliiiff s Island.
Ikpt. s, tin-1 . it. ruimiay
Hchool of Ehenezer Beuurcn, wiisn-
Ingtoii township, will holJ their
annual pic-nlc.
S tTtmuAY, SEIT. s, the Paradise S. S.
will hold its annual pic-nlc In
Paige's grove.
Satukuay, Heft. 1, annual B. 8.
pic-nlc in Cold Spring Grove, Mo-
Clure.
Saturday, Sf.pt. 15. annual a. A. It.
bean soup in Cold Spring (.rove,
McClure.
Saturday, skit. i" lo 21, the annual
Encampment and inter county
fair will be held at Orange Park,
Centre HaU, Pa.
VTnitA.v, Sept. 22, tbe "I..
elmreh of West JJoaver townsmp
will liold tlieir iiiiiiunl picnic.
Total, Mi
roTAL VOTE CAST :
Evan, i hurch, P. Creek, 724
IT. B. . Iiurch, Fremont, 3tt4
Sbenezer . B. .-hurch, -lll,s
Triniiv ehurch, M'Kees : Falls 108
Total, 14,476
WEAVER CHAPEL ORGAN.
To Be iiven Away to Some Church,
Sunday School or Public School.
Tin- iillbllsher of the PtWT will rive a
lintiilsoine NVeaveh Chapei
,. witiie ( 'hurch. Sundoyschoi
liswcliiMil in Snyderi
tiio natrons t" 1 1 1 i
pltU'l
Okoan
or pui-
HuntV and lie OSES
.. ' I . .
.in- ot Mil- paper Hi ' ai i no
. ii mi ... i , i.. i,.
,. lu re n -i in i go. i io mgu o.
umber (if Votes will ib tel lllllie t lie
holcc. Xcwspaper coupons and pr -
1 1 , nupons will count as follows :
v i. u i' vpp.b r:oi7PON8 : T li
. i i. ..r
lirillUHl in l UL'tl i "i
vote It
to till
and sent or broughl
. . ii mi! colli
, i, ,. ii j js nooil for one
filled out
office.
PB
-erilii
vanct
TJiagara Falls Excursions.
Lou-Hall PerHotially-t'omtncted Tripe
vln I'eimsj Iviniln Itiillronil.
HAiitember 6 and 20. Ictober 4 and 18
Hie
i'etill
pillar
Fulls
It D d
leave
9:05
M I'M COUPONS : -All si
.vlio iav for the POST m tul-
ill receive a Premium Coupon
.. . ..!.!. . .1 ...
i ins o n. i. mm i n ii ii" 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i
i 1 1 votes for each month paid in ad
,il j". lor a full year. For a
NEW Cash subscription FOUR pre-
mim uponswiUbe Issued l'r each
ontli and .".ii for a full year. No cou
pon will U issued for less than six
n utii- Hubscriptlon. Chontrlngthe
Line from one member of n fiuuily t
trtotlier will not be considered a new
nlier. For even' dollar's worth ol
ol i rlnting or new advertisements thai
ire brouaht or senl to this office, a pr.
,, coupon will be issued for26 votes
l II is OCT.
nre tlie remit nim! uattai i"i
slvania Railroad Cominy'a p
ten-dav excursions to Niagara
from i'liihidelphia. Baltimore.
Wnahlmrton. Snecial train will
Wnithimrton 8KW a. m., Baltimore
a. m.
EVmtMinn i if Rnrttember 20 from
Philadelphia will run via Manunka
Chunk and the Delaware Valley; speci
al train will leave Broad Street Station
s (Hi a. m.; on other dates special train
will leave Philadelphia al s-.nia. m.
Hound-trip tickets will be sold at
flO.Od from Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Washington, and all points on the De
laware Division; $11.25 from Atlantic
City fii.W from l.anea-ter; ss..ni irom
Altoona and Harrlsburg; 18.80 from
Sunbury and Wilkesbarre; $5.76 from
Wllliamsport ; and at proportionate
rates from other points, InclualngTren
ton, Mt. Holly, Palmyra, New Bruns
wick, and principal iiiterm idiate sta
tions. For descriptive pamphlet, time of
connecting trains, stop-over prlvilegea,
and further Information apply to near
est ticket agant, or address Uihj. W.
Boyd, Asslstanl General Passenger
,r',.i,t Rmnd street Station, Philadel
phia.
n nder No Conditions hall We ;ive
Up TeUln."
lierlln, Sept. 4. Negotiations con
tlnue between the powers respect inn
the propositions of Russia, it appear!
that the portion of the proposal which
contemplates the removal of the lega
tions to Tien Tbin does not meet with
opposition, but the proposal that the
troops should vacate Pekln will not be
acted upon until after thorough exam
ination of the case by pther powers,
With a special view to the question of
military advisability. Germany's pro
gram Is to await the action of the
other powers. Count Von Buelow, the
German foreign minister, has made a
communication to this effect to the
Russian ambassador, Count Von Der
Osten-Sacken. A high official of the
Oerman foreipn office said toduy In
denning Germany's position:
"Germany has not answered Russia
nllv nltboueh she has informed
her confidentially as to the views of
the German government. Certainly we
do not object to the removal of the le
gations temporarily to Tien Tsln, as
this would enable the members to re-
cuperate from their recent hardships.
So far ns the answer of the United
States to Russia Is concerned we now
see it to be, In substantial agreement
with Germany's position."
When asked whether, if the troops
were withdrawn, the empress dowager
and emperor would return to Pekln. j
the foreign office official In question
replied that he could form no opinion
worth stating on that subject.
Most of the German papers nre of
the opinion that It Is very doubtful if
Germany can adopt Russia's sugges
tions, and they deplore the evidence
of a threatening split In the Kuropean
concert. One leading Berlin Journal
asserts that Emperor William, whll"
conversing with a group of officers
lust Saturday evening, said:
"Under no conditions shall we give
up Pekln, not even if every army corps
has to be mobilised."
neck with the core of an apple, ine
man was stabbed In the neck a week
previous by a colored man, the cut
requiring several stitches. The vender
became very angry at the boy, and
of tar ..ntfhini? him shinned his face a
number of times. A colored man linal
ly struck the vender In the face, knock
ing him down. The exchange of blows
attracted a crowd, and threats were
made against the colored population.
It is alleged that Kohles drew a re
volver and threatened to shoot the
first colored man in sight. The col
ored boy entered the residence of
Charles Brooks, colored. This at
tracted the mob to the building.
Brooks, 'ho had been ill with typhoid
fever, was taken to the police station,
despite the pleadings of his wife, who
explained that he had been ill and that
a relapse might follow, lie was after
wards released.
In the meantime William H. Pettilo,
colored, and his daughter, Ruth, 7
years old, were passing through rorty
seventh street, when a crowd of white
men started after, them. The little
girl ran away and escaped. Her father
and two other negroes ran Into the
saloon of l.ee Springle, nearby. The
crowd started to follow the colored
men when Springle drew a revolver
and 'threatened to kill the .Irst white
man who entered. He stood In the
doorway and defied the crowd. A po
liceman ilnally dispersed the crowd.
About the same hour the! tn.s oc
curred a colored woman armed with a
hatpin and a razor nearly caused an
other race riot on Ninth BATenuo. Shu I
was taken In charge by a policeman
and followed to the West Thirty-seventh
street station by a crowd of 800
men and boys, who wantt d to lynch
her.
A man who said his name was
Michael Grannln w-is standing at
Thirty-ninth street and Ninth avenue,
i when the woman approached him.
They exchanged a few words and the
woman attempted to stab Grannln
with a hatpin. Grannln succeeded in
dodging. Then the wman drew a
rasor and attempted to slash Grannln.
Finally a policeman caught the wo
man and secured possession of the
razor. Before he reached the station
house the crowd hiul largely increas
ed, and there were cries of "lynch her."
A half dozen policemen finally rushed
up and kept the mob at a distance.
Ai'tur the woman had been taken to
the police station her husband appear
ed on the scene. Threats were made
to lynch him also, but a large number
of policemen finally succeeded in driv
ing the mob away.
A row in which only colored people
became Involved started yesterday af
ternoon In a ilat house on West Sixty
third street. As a result Charles Dan
iels, colored, the Janitor of the apart
ment building, is dying in the hos
pital. He was shot by Benjamin Car
ter, M years old, also a colored janitor.
Carter has also been arrested. The
cause of the trouble is not known, but
it Is said that Daniels and several col
ored men endeavored to enter the Ilat
despite the protests of the residents.
He simii have been n citizen of tlia Tutted
States hi least one month.
He hIio.1I have resided in the State one year
'or if. havinl previously lieen a iillalitleil ele."
lor or native liorn citizen of the State, he shall
i have removed therefrom ami retnrnctl within
six mouths immediately preceding- the elec
tion lb-shall bars resided In lbs election district
I waste he shall offer his vote at least two
1 mouths Immediately preceding the election.
If twenty two years of age ami upwards, he
I shall have jMtiil within two years a Htute or
county tax. which shall have lice n assessed at
lessl two motitlioaiut paid at least one mouth
before the election.
Amcudmcnt Blevell to Article KiKht, Section
Seven.
Strike out from saiil section the words "hut
no elect ir shall lie deprived of the privilege
of voting hy reason of his name not ociiik re
aistered. and add to said section the following
words, "hut laws regulating and requiring the
rsglstratlon of electors may he enacted 1 1 apply
to cities only, provided that such laws may lie
uniform for cities of the same class." so that
the said section shall read as follows :
Section :. Uniformity of Bleetion Iaws. Ail
lsws regulating the hohlingof elections hy the
cities or for the registration of electors shall he
uniform throughout the State, hut laws regilla- j
tingand reaulrlni tile registration of electors
may he enacted to apply to cities only, provided
that such laws he uniform for cities of the same
class.
A true copy ef the Joint Resolution.
W, W. QRIB8T,
decretory of the Commonwealth.
AMENDMENT To TIIK CONSTITUTION
PKol'OsKl) TO Til K CITIZENS OPTUIB
co.mmonwkai.tii koh tiikik aitkovai.
ok RkIRCTION BY THK URNRRAL AS
SEMBLY 01 THE COMMON WEALiH OF
HKNNSYIA ANIA. PUBM8HED BY 0KDEH OF
THB SECRETARY OF TilECOMMONW El TH,
IN PUK80ANCE OF ARTICLE XV1HOFTHE
CON8TIT01 ION.
A JOINT RESOLUTION
Propoeiug an amendment to the Constitution
of the Ciiuiuionwealtll.
Section 1. He it resolved hy the Senate and
House of Representatives ol the I 'ommonwealth
of Pennsylvania in Oeneral Assembly met,
Tlmt lbs following Is proposed gsan smendtnent
to the Constitution of the Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania in accordance with the provisions
of the I'.ighleculh Article lliereol.
Amendment.
Strike out section f. iir of article, eight, and
insert in place thereof, as follows:
Section I. All elections hy the citizens shall
he hy hallot or hy such other method as may
be Prescribed by law I Provided, That secrecy
in voting be preserved.
.Mute coiiv ot live, Joint Resolution.
W. W.llRIEST,
Secretary of the Commonwealth.
ORPHANS' COURT SALE
OF
i lie unuersigneii aomiiilslrator or t'i.- i.,,.
(Icorge I". Miller, late of the borough of
burg Snyder County, Pennsylvania, decesiS
under ami by virtue of on order issueil ouj
the Orphans Court of Soyder County, for SJ
lyment of the debts of the said decedent, win
exp.mc to a public sale on the premises in 2
borough of Middlehurgh, on
Saturday, Sept. 20tlit 1900,
the following described real estate to wit:
A lot of ground situate in the borough ol Mill,
dlehurgh. on the public road leading fiumuJ
Pennsylvania Kailroad depot to thr c.,,13
uuiiMi iica. adjoining us newly ere ted E
aiigcucni i.uiucrnn . nurcn. nouuili'ii ,,t, ,u
vri. vj .Niton 01 ine .lain isnoe I uniiAnj
Muaivau, ,3-i uj iuikis 01 .-silliuei ill,
south hy the property of the Lutheran
and on the east by the public road In
frontage of seventy I'll) feet and a J
three hundred (aim) feet; whernn are .
NEW hrick HOUSE, FRAME BTAU
other necesssry outbuildings
This property is pleasantly located, In ch
lent nelghlHirhooifsnd isilesirablc to sn; S
cciitemplating the purchase of a home
Sale to Ih held at 2 o'clock P M., BeptsmM
Kth next when conditions and terms will .
duly announced.
WM. K. MILLER, Administrator,
I
ii i
Mil
i
A L DITOR S NOTICE. THE IS.
n oereignea anuitor appointed bv
the Orphans' Court of Snyder County, lo iiutiu
mite rue nums in tn hands of Ellzahel , Bsai
iinminisiriurix or tnc estate of John lt. ii im
ot Fmnklla two., deced., will sit for the .1
of his appointment at the office of J. o. croSil
In the borough of Middlehurgh on Tuesday, seal
1 ... ... ii ,, a w ... ... ... ... . S
. IMS. M TVOWI A. JS.. HI. WHIDU lull1 I
piaee .111 persons oaving any claims nir:i io-t saMfl
estate must present the same or be rorevrrthnn
nuer ueuarrcu iroio ciiiiining any pan ol sisa
luno. J. M. uakkr. am llior.
augwiK mn, isuu,
ctober Court AdvErtisin
October Trial List.
Eicheuhergerand Wolf vs. Aucker ind E Dig
John D. Marks vs. Henry Blessing,
jas. (1. ("rouse vs. Clias. ami Nora Walter.
Welmer & Co. vs. N. J. Livingston.
Win. H. 11. ShuffPi- vs. Mary A. RatUIuii.
Albert E. Hunter vs. Elijah Ronsli:
Runkle & Waller vs. A. W. Bowersux ant J fl
smith, adiu'r ot Vloletta Bowersux.
John I). Ilouser vs. Oeorge Pontius.
Dr. J. V. Ksnawell s. Est. of Henry K.s-indtivl
Court Prnclarnati
WHEREAS the Hon. rlarold M. Med
A MESSAGE PROM CONGE! R.
9-6-2t
OH' II 1 1 'M' 1 1 11 1 "M"! mini I't
Harritburt; Eusirc's'5 7.
College ard Sch.ool of T
Shiirtliimil ion' rypewrllliit
soi Vsrket St.. Harrlsburg. I
nates cheerfully assisica in se
tlons. Mention in rarr.
'.y-i-st. J- B. ifAitnaj
(irad- ,
euring poei-.
H II 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
Principal. J.
N
AJLl-- V S
si.- Viu Jill.lxivsti Mntl N
Li
'-ft i TPfi f y.i
ttv? M v n
1 18. 1 HL 6.
ThlsOOUpon entitles the holder
i one vote for the hiiudsoine
w:aver chapel organ
Vi.de hy the Weaver Organ Pis""1'"
L.fYork. l a., and sold by V. S. Rlegel, Mid-
"Til I., i ... .riven to some t.lnireh.
.,. I I" I .... K . -- . . c 1
. . ... i ..... i . i r Pii , ic liool in .-nyiicr
Jco iiil v. hy the Post, Middlehurgh. Pa.
This vote is east for:
This coupon Is not good nve weeasanei
bove date and will then not be counted.
"Send by moll wr brip to to etxiwe noa
i ballot bos.
tie Wna Astonished.
"Do you mean to say that the horse
ran uway with you?" said- Mr. Meek
ton, ughupt.
"Yes," answered his wife.
"And wouldn't stop when you tola
him to?"
"Of course he wouldn't?"
"Well, Henrietta, I don't know whut
to say, except that the horse wasn't
acquainted with you, or else he
wouldn't have dared to act in that
manner. aaniii,rion omr.
Shares Them with Everyone.
"It is a base slander to suy that
th avcrago woman is stingy," she
exclaimed. "She may not give as
much in 'tips' as mun does, but in
many other ways she is generous."
"Yes," he replied. "She surely Is
generous with some things."
8he feared a trap, but she could
not refrain from asking: "With what,
for instance?"
"With secrets," he answered. -in-cexgo
Post.
Not Always Thus.
They called her Rose,
And this but shews
Why names should all go whistle;
The man who got
Her claims she's not
A rwet Rosa, but a thlatlev
The OmlBalWl Ol Dsttes CmmeaAnnoy-
iii in Washington.
Washington. Sept. 4. A dispatch
from Minister Conner was received by
the state department yesterday. It was
chiefly Interesting In being the first
word from him since his dispatch of
about the 27th ult. referring to the
proposed parade of troops through the
Itnnerial unlace in Pekln. I.Ike that
dispatch, this is dateless as to I'ekin.
The contents were not made public,
but it was stated that it contained
nothing materially changing the sit
uation. The lack of date led to a de
termlnaMon to take energetic steps hy
which all dispntches hereafter coming
to the state department from China
will have the date clearly stated.
Two other dispatches received yes
terday from China referred to the state
of health of the troops, which gener
ally Is satisfactory.
It cannot In learned mat mere nas
been any marked advancement of the
negotiations between the powerstouch
ihg the withdrawal of the international
forces from Pekln. The plain indica
tion is that the powers are acting upon
the hint conveyed In the last note of
the state department, and are bringing
all their influence to bear upon Russia
to induce her to change her mind as
to withdrawing her troops.
Lynch Defeats Ten Eyi'k.
Halifax. N. S.. Sept. 4. The Blngle
scull race on Bedford basin yesterday
afternoon between Mark Lynch of Hal
ifax, James li. Ten Kyck of Worcester,
Harry Vail of St. John, N. B., and
James Norris of Halifax, for a purse,
was won bv Lvnch In 22:30. The water
was rough. Ten Eyck led for 100 yards,
when he was passed by Lynch, who
turned first in 10:50. with Ten Eyck
second and Vail third. These positions
remained unchanged to the
Lynch won by two lengths.
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE.
OK
Valuable Real Estate.
The nndorffffftiwd AdiolnlrtHrtof Oe T A of
Ibi MtfttO of Mmniil Miller, late of Terry
Townahlo. Bnyder Count v. I'.-, ileceaaed, will
Nell at pllbllo Ml About three RlilM went of Mei
ervillc fthd nhout two ml 1m miuth-west of
Oi.tmtnl. on the m.bl leading from Oriental to
Kielitlelri, on
TUESDAY, 8B PT. 11, 1900,
the following described real estate to wit:
All that eerMn tract of land situated in Perry
township, Snyder county, Pa, bounded on the
north hy lands of loci Mciscr. east by lauds of
Jacob Shaffer, south by hinds of Morris Swine
ford, William Straweer and Henry Hupp, and
west by lands of Flank Portsline, coulainiiiK
'iliti ACKKS. more or less, whereon are erected
a two-story DWELLING HOUBR. ltNK BARN,
LARGK WAGON BHKD.PIU STAItl.K. BPRING
llol SK, ORANAKY and other necessary out
buildings, A good orchard on the tract. Well
of coo. I water iicoi the door and running water
ill the barn yard. About lis', acres of the land is
clear mid inn kooiI state of cultivation. The
balance Is w ell timbered. Possesion will be
given on April 1. WW. Sale to commence at 10
o'clock A. M. when terms will be made known
by HARBISON MILLER,
Administrator V. T. A.
the counties ol Siiv.hr,
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,'UIVU .. ' I . . I.ll'.iv ...Ml , ' . I . ...
berllng, Kous., Associate JuiUe In mi l inrSu
der county, tfsTe issued their- pi scepl
dste the 7th dsy ol June A. D., ISMM
directed lor the hiihtlns olan Urulian.-' i
court ol Common Pleas, court ol Oyer soil id
miner sod General Court ol Uusrter ' I
thePeaee, at AllddlehurKb, lor the
Soyder, on the drat .Monday, (hen,. Hit 1
day ol (tel. 1900), and to continue une
Notice Is therefore hereby irlven to tat ("oft
er, Justices ol thel'esce and Uonstnl ill
for the county ol Snyder, to aanesi in ts
proper person wkh their rolls, records,
tlons, exsuilDBtlous and other rcmeu
to do those thlagl which of tlieir other
their bebalf pertain to he done stnl
and persons proeSCStiag In bohall ot II
inoiiwcalth amilnst nnv person or Derson
uulrcd to he then and there aitemlliic' mill
parting Without leave at tlieir nerii.
.ir-- requetted to he punctual In (lien ,
st the appointed time iitfreeubly to uutics.
Given under iny hands...' aealst the 8b
offics In MlddleturKb. the 1st day el
A. D.,one tiio isund nine hundred.
G. W. BOW. Shed
ORPHANS' COURT SALE
l)eiitHi'liliiinl Qneen of the OeesMt.
New York, Sept. 3. The new ITim-burg-Amencan
liner Deutsc bland
reached this port Saturday, having
beaten all previous transatlantic rec
ords, both eastward and westward.
Her time from Cherbourg to Sandy
Hook was 5 days. 12 hours and 29 min
utes. She also heat the record for one
day's run. making 5S4 knots between
noon on Thursday and noon on Friday.
The undersigned administrator of the estate
of John Shawvcr, late of Adams township.
Snyder county. Pa , deceased, under and by
virtue of an order issued oat of the Orphans'
Court of Snyder county for the payment ot the
debt- of the said decedent, wlllexiH.se to a puis
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i I t 11C SUM' Oil H rnWHI n. ."..".,', .
nnua.lportAna.ea
FRIDAY, SEPT. 14, 1000,
the following described real estate to wit:
TIlACT NO. 1. situate in Adams township,
county and state aforesaid, hound north by
lands of Isaac Shnwver, east by lands of tract
No ?. and south and west by lands of John M.
.Vl.iver coiitalniiii- "INK A UK on which are
erected a two-story HWKI.Dl.Ni. HOUSE,
STABLE and other OUt-buildlagSi all clear and
in a good state of cultivation.
TRACT NO. 'J- Situate as aforesaid, bounded
north bv 111 nils of Isaac Shawvcr. east and south
bv lands of John M. Moyer and w. t bv tract
No. 1. coiitani inr ONh soil o.-.r.-ll.M.r ii-..
WIDOWS' APPKAISKMKNTS. Noll
by given that the followlnif Wi t
pralseuit'iits under the $300 lew, have
with the Clerk of the or inns' Court
county for confirmation Oct. 1st, 19on.
Appraisement of Mary Burns, wido
& Burus, i ate of BelUiagroTB, pa.,
elected to be taken under the $3ou ' '
law.
Appraisement of LlSZlf L. Howell. '
Win. K. Howell, late of McClure, Pa.. :
elected lo he taken under the I i
law.
Appraisement of Alice prtggle.
M-I.I...Hp- Uvh , llltO Of WllHlllUgloli
deceased, elected to be lakcu uud. n
exemption law.
Appraisement of Barbara Learli.
M'llllain Leach, lute of ChapiuAn t p
ceased elected lo bo tuken uuderthr i
tlon law.
Prothonatary's Arronni
The followlnif account will bo pr
coullrmatlon Oct. 1, liKiO.
The account of Jonas Trexler, Trust
Ham J. Tr.'xler, ot Honiot twp.,.Pa
U. M. SHIN I il '
Mldillehurg, Pa., Sept. 1, 1900.
left
Killed on the BgUMsMtll Klrld.
Palton, Mass.,Sept. 4. Joseph Marsh,
23 years old. one of the best known
baseball players in western Massachu
setts, was killed by a foul ball yester
day afternoon. He was a former atu
dent at Holy Cross sollege.
A rnrrlrlile Kinneraled.
Cedar Rapids, la., Sept. 4. While
making a brutal assault upon his wife
In a quarrel over a trivial matter yes
terday A. Woods, a farmer living near
Martelle. was shot and instantly killed
by his 18-year-old son. The son was
exonerated by the coroner's Jury.
1900 SEPTEMBER, 1900
Indln's Plaauc Victims.
Bombay, Sept. 4. Official returns
show that there were 7.969 deaths from
cholera in the native and British states
during the week ending Aug. 25. The
numbers of relief works are decreas
ing and the numbers receiving gratui
tous relief arc Increasing.
Pern May Exclude Chlacae.
Lima, Sept. 3. The Peruvian senate
yesterday had under consideration a
nronoaal for preventing Chinese im
migration, in view of a possible exodus
from china as a reaan ox vm
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1
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j)10 11 12 13 14 15
16 17 18 19 20 21 22
23 24 25 26 27 28 29
3om 1 1 n
(TrJm mi which arc erected H WlllsKKY
DISTII.I.KKY now in operation which has
ban continuously licensed for the last four
teen veors. a WAKKIIOI'SK and KNOIN'E
llOI'SK. w ith excellent water, all clear and In
auiHslstate of cultivation, also at the same
tlmean'l place aaaaglBwes iwawmpiiai
Sale to commence at Id o'clook A. M. when due
attenda.ice will be .given and terms of sale
mane known by BKN1VEL WAI.TEK.
JACOB G1LBKKT. Adininlstrslor.
Attorney.
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A.
PATENTS
r'.maiiir nr eommunlC
OBTA'NEP
TERMS EAS7.
consult nr communicate with the Editor
olthls paper, who will give all needed Infor-
REOlSTKK'SNOTICEH.-NotlceHi
eu thui Hie following uumed ;
nied their Adminlntrutors', ouradl u
editors' accounts In the Bolster's u"
der county, and the same will be pr
continuation and allowance at the c
In lUoVUeburgb, Monday, Oct. Ist.l'i
The first and final account ol Dr.
ford, executor of Dr. P A. Iloyer. ise
icrove. Snyder County, Penna., dee
The nrsi and Ilual account of 0
administrator of Michael Kelt;, lai
township, Snyder Couuty, Peuns.. de
Trio first and final account of Klh"
admlnlsiralrlx of the estate of mall
late of Adams township, Snyder Cuim
deceased.
The nrst and final account of Lewis
admlnlmraior of the estate of Jo-lm
late of Sprint; township, Penna., dew"
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t .i... a ..iM..n, n....r... u s, l. .. aliJ b
ftcbiK h, minor g'raudchtldren of G.'"ri;e-'
late of Bellnhgrove, Snyder County. 1 1
........ m nt inhn w Hummel and Hr2
Maurer, administrators of the estaie
Hummel, late of Jackson township, f
ceaaea. ..j!
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9 W axes
eta 9 s
MOON'S PHASER.
2eZll
15 rs
rnal Ion.
National EncamDment. Union Veteran
Legion, at Ft. Wayne, Ind.
Reduced Rates eta the renaaylvaala
Mlddleburg, Pa.
J. H. WILMS
Sept, 1. 1900.
Basa
On account of the National Encamp
ment, Union Veteran Legion, at Ft.
Wayne, Ind., on September 12, the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company will
aell excursion tickets at the rate of one
fore for the round trip from all points
on its Une east of Pittsburg and Erie to
Ft, Wavne. Tickets to be sold and
going Heptemoer , iu, aou n, re-
WBepwrauHie, sm
Public Sales
Notices of sales will be Inserted lree
haarilna Vh.ll ItlA hi lis H ri nr'fll' n S
When the bills are not printed st Hil
cents wm oe cuaraeu. i -einui..- - - ,.
have sale should select a dste and bae "
ed in this column.
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in- uAn win... adniim"
T. A., will will sell SDt acres ol a
bmn.1 C Miller.
FRIDAY, SEPT. 1. at Port Ann. AdM
snip, Henivei nailer.
John Sliawver, will sen i
estate, including the dlstinerj i
ens.v mull w u St. W
sell 41 acres aad Us perches in A"
M.Mrtmn.v uav s .mt PsH
Bwarta, ezecutor of David M. "
sell real estate.
.InRWalcb
ral eo.
SATTJRRAT, SEPT.
llhaTertdepoeitorl la toe