Royal Baking
Powder
Makes
The Food
Healthful
Royal Baking Pow
der possesses pecu
liar Qualities not
i
iVlore found in other leav
ening agents, winch
arise from the supe
rior fitness, purity
and healthfulness of its ingredients.
Royal Baking Powder leavens the
food perfectly by its own inherent
power without changing or impairing
any of the elements ot the flour.
Thus the hot-breads, hot-rolls
and,-, muffins, and the delicious hot
griddle-cakes raised by the Royal
Baking Powder are wholesome and
digestible, and may be eaten without
distress, even by persons ot delicate
digestion.
Alum baking powders arc
A Whiskered Old Trick.
From the Mlffllnbara; TrUgnplk.
An old trick is being worked by the
Democratic candidate for State Sena
tor. He has employed a Democrat
named L. D. Cherry, residing near
Bhamokln, ti go over the district, and
representing himaelf to fat ft Repubtt- i tuba.
can, makes all sorts of assertions In v
Brown is going to carry Northumber
land county. Mr. Cherry has register
ed at the Cameron House, Lewis bUTg,
this week and his hotel bill was paid
by Brown. He was very noisy, but
w hen challenged by several parties to
back his assertions with cash, he laid
down, for he knows Brown will not
carry Northumberland county at all,
but will lie snowed under by at least
two thousand.
I
.nv nno . .i .until costs hut
two cents h pound ; but alum is a i urrosive poison and
it renders the baking powder dangerous to use in food.
pnyjl. P.4KINQ POWDER CO., 100 WILLIAM ST., NEW YORK.
Brown's Tribute to Democrats.
Kr"m lbs Sunbury Republican.
The Shamokin Iksimlch says of Mr.
Brown, "his record in the last legisla
ture, where his voice was always heard
in the cause of the people, will always
be remembered by the thinking class
es." As a matter of fact Mr. Brown's
voice echoed through the legislative
hall just once, and that WM when he
arose and said that he thanked Cod
that the State had one honest member
of the assembly. This was a little
tough on the other Democrats in the
House, but Brown is authority for the
Btatemer.t that they were all dishonest.
Mr. Brown never introduced a bill,
never made a speechon a bill and
dodged voting on over half the hills
acted on by the House. This is the
record of this one honest man who is
held up by the IhsjKitcli as a statesman,
tf this district wants to be represented
in the State Senate by a man who has
n't the courage of his convictions, who
cannot make a speech, who showed
what lie was made of when he posed
two years ago as a representative of the
Prohibitionists of his county and a few
weeks later signed a license bond.
Brown would till the hill.
He sure to
"Malcotn Kirk
the Post.
read the new storv,
" now appearing in
DEAFNESS CANNOT BE CURED ;
by local applications as they cannot
reach tbe diseased portion of the
ear. Ther is only one way to cure I
deafness, and tbat is by constitu-1
tional remedies. Deafness is caused
bv an inflamed condition of the !
nucnus limni; of tbe Eustachian I
tii . i m
" nen ine inoe geis lunnmcu .
you have a rumbling sound or un
nerf set hearing, and when it la an-1
tirely closed deafness is the result, j
and unless the inflammation can be I
taken out and the tube restored to
its normal condition, hearing will be
destr iyed forever; nine eases out of i
ten are caused bv catarrh, which ia I
nothing but an inflamed condition
of the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dol
lars for anv case of Deafness (caused
by catan L) that caunot be cured by
Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for cir
culars, free.
F. J. CKEY & CO., Toledo, C.
Sold bv ail druggists, 75c.
Hall'B Family Pills are the best.
S10 SUITS
AND
OVERCOATS
AT $7.50
These suits are of all wool eassi
meres, cheviots and worsted, plain
colors, checks, 'plaids and strip's,
worth every cent of ten dollars. We
make them at $7.50.
Notice of Application for Charter.
Niitlc Is hereby Riven tbat an application
will bv made to the Governor o! tin' Common
wealth of Pantuylvaniaon Tbnraday, Novem
ber Sttul, WHO. by J. I'. lU-lfenaivin, K. .1. Waic
nteller, A. O. Helioll, K. II, llllrr. Curl K. Ks
psnaehsda ami A. W, Potter, under tlie Art of
Aeaenbiy of Mm Common wealth f ivudhvI
vaul t i ntitli'tl. "An Art tn provide for the In
oorpo ration and regulation of certain corpora
tion!!." appro red April 19, lsTI, and Um "iipplc
monbitbaratp, for tbe Cbartor of an intended
cnrHrntion to be railed' "The Jimiiita ami Sna
quebanna telephone Company,'1 ins character
and objert of which is Ui purchair. inur, con
struct, maintain and operate linen ot Telephone
in the count! ea of Cumbcrlnnd llauphin, Frank
lln, Pulton, Huntingdon. Juniata Mifflin, Ffor
thumberland. Perry and Snyder end i.ir tbeee
pu p'.-c-i In have, poaeeee, and enjoy all the
li;lit . 111- and privilege! of tin- a'iid Act of
AnemMv and its lupplementa,
a. W POTTER,
Bellaiirrove, Pa., Solicitor.
October 1Mb, 19011.
ADMINISTRATOR' NOTICE Let
lers of Administration in the
t'.tiitc of C.'ithnrinc Itroune, late of Penn twp.,
Bnyder enunty, Pa., dee'd, having been gran mo
to tbe underelgned, all peraoni knowing lben
telvsa Indebted to aid estate are rnqiitieled to
make Immediate payment, while thoee having
rninmwill preeent ll Inly authenticated to
tbe undersigned,
OKO, A. SN YDKIt. Salem, Pa.,
J. I. FISHER, Bellnagrore. Pa,
Oct. IB, 1S00 Admlniitratore.
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'VS.
THE FINEST OVERCOM
of blue and blank kerseys, tan coverts and
oxfords. Every coat guaranteed to fit.
These are without a doubt the most re
.markable values at 17.60.
IT'S GOOD SHIRT NEWS
when we say all Manhattan Shirts are
here for fall. Almost every shirt wearer
knows about this make. ll.fiO to $3.00.
Other bosom shirts SOfl and $1.00.
Brosious Brothers
Really the Most Reliable
CLOTHING STORE
What Shall We Have for Do-crlT
The question arises in the familj
every day, Let us answer it to day
Try J i-ll-i . a delicious dessert. Pre
pared in two minutes. No baking.
A Id let water and set to cool. Fla
vors:- Lemon, orange, raaberry and
strawberry.
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IMMENSE
The Middleburgb Post.
Ol:D. VV. waqensbll.br,
Editor and Proprietor.
i i I at the Poet OfHee st Middleburg, Pa., M
second claai until matter.
Snvdoi' County School Teachers,
1900-01.
School.
History. Established in 1844 as the
Union Demokrat, at New Berlin, a Qet
man Whig paper, Changed name to
tie. rose in lsiil. Olilest lU'ptlblican
newspaper in Bnyder County.
Kl l'l Kt.K VATlOMAb TICKET.
Presldei t -Wm. McKixi.kv.
V. President Theodore Rooseveli
itl l'l III l . state TICKET.
Teacher.
ADAMS TOWNSHIP
Troxelville Gram., Li. F. Smith,
P
H. K. Weader,
Address.
Troxelville.
it
Auditor Oen'l
'oliLM c sinen :it
15. Hakdenburoh.
large ( . A. OroWi
K. S. FOEROERER.
ISV.IM Itl.H' A I II bi t.
t'onjrress Hox,
Se.natob Hon.
'had, M. Mahon.
Benj. K. Focut.
Assembly Hon. a. m. Smith.
Prothonotarj' -CtKo. M. Bhindrl.
Register & li rder .In. 11. Wn.us,
District Attorney M. I. Potter.
Jury Comniissionese-E. E. Bhamuach,
sale REGISTER
Hatvsdav, Nnv. :i. in Middleburg, Jatnei P.
Smith, mlmldletrator of Vlolotta Boweraox,wtll
sell her peraonal property.
MlQDLEBURGH MARKET.
iea 7)
Mover's, George Ahmad, "
Port Aim, IraW.fiingaman, Middleswarth.
(i(H(i's, A. W. GUI, Troxelville.
Fiss', Irvin Freed, "
BEAVER TOWNSHIP,
Beavcrtown Gram., E. E. Wetzel, Beavertown.
2nd Int., Iru Keller, "
1st Int., C. L. Wetzel, "
Primary, A. NV. Muster, "
Bobb's, Jacob A. Aigler,
Drecs'e, John Hassiuger, "
heaved west, township.
McClure Gram., W. H. Herbster, MeClure.
' Primary, Ira G. Wagner, "
Banuerville, Clara Speclit, Beavertown.
Iliilire, .1. F. Snook, Middlecreek.
Monutaindale, elms. E. Wagner, Crossgrove.
Fnirview, T. A. Wagner, McClure.
Middleswarth's, ( . E. Baker, Bannerville.
Verdant Lawn, L. ('. Wagner, Lowell.
" " Prim.
Wagenseller'a,
App's,
Fisher's,
Sander's I Follow,
Beaver's,
Chestnut Rridge,
J. S. Reichenlwoh, " "
Brian Teats, Hummel'a Wharf.
Ida Stalil, Selinsgrove,
Com Jarrett,
U. A. Mover, Freeburg.
Harry Fisher, Shamokin Dam.
a oanden
Butter 18
Eggs 1 8
( luions 50
Lard
Tallow
Chickens...
Turkeys...
Shoulder . .
Ham
8
1.".
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Rye 45
Corn I "i
Oats 28
Bran per 100. 90
Middlings " 1.00
Chop 1.10
Flour per bbl 1 00
PENS TOWNSHIP.
Salem, M. 1'. Herman,
Hill End, Harvey Smith,
Fair Oak. Wm. A. Erdlev,
Beyer's, H. C. Hendricks,
Ott's, W. I). Jarrett,
Holig's, John F. Long,
Crissinger's, B. F. Bolig, Jr.,
i auty, Michael Bancy,
Schooh's, ( '. K. Fisher,
PERRY TOWNSHIP.
T. ( i. Arbogasl
A. M. Garman,
X. E. Stuck,
( ieo. W. Sierer,
Ed. Portzline,
(ieo. Ueiehenbach
E. F. I lamer,
John Nichols,
J. A. Schajeffer, Mt
PERRY WEST
Shreiner.
Selinsgrove.
a V
Kantz.
Selinsgrove.
ii
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Kantz.
Salem.
ROCKER SALE
AT
SHIPMAN'S
flMIE STORE
439Market St.,
SUNBURY, PA.,
CENTItE TOWNSHIP.
' !entreville ( rram.,
" Inter.,
" Primary,
Berge's,
Hartman's,
( leker's,
I Ii rman's,
Pennscreek.
l ip' orsan eonteal ill i
1000. at live o'clock I'. M.
lose Dec. 16,
CUT THIS OCT.
zisa
Mirt irtt ! J ii 1clm v a h 5rt;l N.
, i. t rVI V M 4 H V I t y M V .
Hi
1 25. 1 Oct 25. j
Tills coupon . ntitles the holder
to one vote for the handsome
WEAVER CHAPEL ORGAN
(Made by the Weaver Organ & Piano Co.
(if York, l'a.. and mild bjr F. 8. KleRel, Mid
dlelmrK, Ca. 1 to le xivpn to some Church,
Sunday School or PublleSehool in Snyder
r. unity, hy the 1'imt, Middlcburgh, I'a.
This vote is cast for :
Thin coupon in not good fivu weeks after
above date and will then not be counted.
Send by mail or bring to this omce and
have It deposited in the ballot box.
Si Hen
Meiservillc,
Locust Grove
Houtz's,
Smith's,
Arnold's,
Rohrer's,
ndependence
Franklin Gram.,
" Primary,
Paxtonville ( rram.,
" Primary
Mover's,
Gift's,
1 lassingcr's,
Erdley's
Gilbert's,
Kenningcr's,
I lundore.
Pennscreek.
Middleburg.
I ennscreek.
Pallas.
Chapman.
McKees.
( !hapman.
Holler.
Fremont Gram.,
" Primary,
I leister Valley,
Potato Valley",
Buckwheat Valley,
MoruingGlory,
Aline,
Frymoyer's,
Sehaeffer's,
Mt.lTs't M'ls
Meiserville.
Mt.lTs't M.
Aline.
Oriental.
ITs'tM'is.
Bgnjept.15,1900.
Call to see them.
V V V: X" X'.' X' X . X X : V" X '., - - y ; Vir.jffaWKX V v
TOWNSHIP
Kathvm Miller,
A. Bi Sheary,
E. S. Wolf,
U C. Bingaman,
E. Shamlmch,
A. A. Bingaman,
.1. A. Bowersox,
CHAPMAN TOWNSHIP.
John Lauver,
TlioS, A. Herrold,
mos Mover,
I''. II. Attinger,
John Herrold,
.1. Harry Krcitzcr, "
Jas. C. Schafler, Pt. Treverton.
FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP.
, Jerome Erflley, Swineford.
Eva Kothrock, "
Wm. F. Howell, Paxtopville.
Win. R. Zimmerman. "
Maud (Jift,
Iloyt Graybill, "
Louisa Walter, Middleburg.
C. C. Heimbaob, "
John J. Bolender, "
L. C. Bach man, "
JACKSON TOWNSHIP.
K.B. H.Albert,
Lillian Herman,
Harvey Beaver,
(iertrnde Good,
Ainmon Miller,
MIDDLEBtJRGH BOROCOH.
Principal, A. R. Gilbert,
Intermediate, Edwin Charles,
Primary, Iottie Crouse,
MIDDLECREEK TOWX8HIP.
Smithgroe, D. P. ltau, Kreamer.
Sailer's, W. F. Greenhoe, Globe Mills.
I Wetzel's, F. H. Seamen, Kroamer.
Meiser, Catharine Hock,
Krauser's, D. Norman Conn, "
MONROE TOWN8HIP.
Shamokin Dam Gram., T. A. Stetler, Shamokin Dam.
Cross Roads,
Stahl's,
I leister Valley,
( lordon's,
Princijial,
Assistant,
(Jraininar,
Assistant,
Secondary,
Primary,
Assistant
U.S. Hornberger, Richfield.
Wilson Hornberger, "
Samuel Snyder, "
Albert Whitely, "
SELINSGROVE.
R, L. Schroyer, Selinsgrove.
Sumner Smyser, "
D. L. lemberling, "
W. Ralph Wagenseller, "
Jennie Miller, "
Lydia Fisher, "
Delhi Burns, "
-N ea
Isv) A ai m a
- u.6. Dipny&uo.,
J . . 1 1
MARKET ST., SUNBURY, PA.
-to eae- -:o
Sporting Goods,
Camera - and - SdddUbs
Phonographs
and Records.
ICratzerville,
Brouse's,
Ul rich's,
Snyder's,
Hazlctt's,
Kratzerville.
New Berlin.
Middleburg.
n
t. ot (. Primary, Algie Lamberson, "
BPRING TOWNBHIP,
Adamsburg Cram., Chas. 1J. Kloee, Beaver Springs.
" Inter., J. F. Keller, "
" Prin., " Stella Rood?, "
Aurand's, Ira Kline, "
nickel's, J. C. Herbster,
Riegel's, C. Wr. Smith,
Ulsh's, W. II. Kline,
Mayer's, John Smith, "
Felker's, Clynier Ronrlg, "
ONION TOWNSHIP.
Narrows, George Soholl, Port Trevertou,
Keiser's, Lottie Spaiifjler, Yerdilla.
Seholl's, Michael Brulxiker, Pt. Tre't'n.
Witmer's, Howard Sclioll, Dundore.
Simon Heriold's, Edward Slmfler, Pt. Treverton.
Wm. Herrold's, David S. Herrold,
Port Treverton Ad., Thomas G. Herrold, "
" Prim., Reuben W. Aucker, Dundore.
WASH INOTON TOWNSHIP.
Principal, Geo. W. Wallwrn, Freeburg.
Assistant, i Marv S. Hilbish, "
Grammar, T. E. Hoff,
Intermediate, Charles Glass, "
Primary, Mary Weaver, "
Miller'?, Wm. Brown, "
Flint, Fred Holsapple, "
Re'.chenbaeh's, John Eisenhauer, "
Retl Bank, Chas. Gearhart,
Summit, Henrv Pontius, "
Neitz Valley, G. Amoo Shaffer, U
White Top, RaeMoyer, "
H-i-i-M-M-i-M-i-i-r 1 1 i"i"i"ii 1 1
NEW BTORE,
U)W PRICES,
I have begun business in Loeb's Old Stand,
:: Sunbury, and as my fair and square dealing
j! is known to Snyder County people, I invite
j. luein an to come w my siore to examine my mm
and note the low prices.
HERE ARE OUR PRICES:
Men's Suits from $2.90 and upwards
Youth's " " $2.65 " u
Boys' " M 65c " M
Men's Shoes as low as 98c.
FARE PAIPTI
We know that we can please you, and we want you not to Ml
X to come to see us ana as a special lnaucemeni, we win pay ye
"T" iifn nun fir TpAni ivi i i iri i rr tr lnrnpinafiiora orar nna rr m mm
f it you buy f 10 worth ot goods.
Up-to-date Clothier,
Loeb' Old Stand,
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Wolf Friedman,