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ROYAL
The Absolutely Pure
Baling Powder
is the " baking powder of general
use, its sale exceeding that of all
other baking powders combined.
Royal Baking Powder has not
its counterpart at home or abroad.
Its qualities, which make the bread
more healthful and the cake of finer
appearance and flavor, are peculiar
to itself and are , not constituent
in other leavening agents.
jfC1H BAKING POWDER 00.,
I"he Middleburgh Post.
QfiO. WAUBNSELLtiR,
Editor .Ttid Proprietor.
Katfred at Hie I'oil 1 flleeiH Mtddleburic, I
secoii'l 1 - n II matter.
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HiKTtiKY. Ktttiililied in 144 ast-lie I
Union De knit, til New Berlin, a Ger-
niiiu Whig iiiiiicr. Imogen name to
the Post' in IHfil. )liTet tepubliean
ncwspti er In Snyder ' !ountv.
It rt it.i. .tiiiu.tti. I It sac.
Presldei.t Wm. ivi.m.ky.
V. Preslilonl Thkoiiorb Roosevelt,
ItKITHLICAN STATE I n ul l
Auditor Clen'lE. I!. Habdenburoh.
Cougra'snien at large i. A. Grow,
I!. S. FOERDERRR.
REPUBLICAN TICKET.
- longrcss Ho.v. Th w. M. Mahon.
Senator- Hon. Uenj, K.Focht.
Assembly Hon. A. M. Smith.
Prothonotary dm. M. Bhtnoel.
legiU-r& Iteeortler Jno. H. Willis.
!)i-iri.'i Attorney -M. I. Potter.
Jury 'ommissloner E, E. Sham bach.
SALE REOISTEH
H troitDAV, N v. 3, In m lilloburg, Juntos IP
S mi td. -I I in llstrator -f Vi dotta Bonrersox,wllj
-!! her personal properly.
M 13L!3J!.9H MARKET.
Butter is Wheat 7
Esrgs 20 ' I ye 5
Onions 50 'urn 45
Lai ' !i ; O.its 28
Tallow 1 ' Potatoes 50
Chickeus 7 Bran period. 90
Turkevs Middlings" L.00
Shoulder 8 Chop L.10
Ham !" Flour per bbl ' (to
"V.N 'M- Active u in, of good character, to
" rlellvet and collect. In Pennsylvania, for
mi old established manufacturing vrbolaeaale
house. WM a year, sure pay. Honesty, more
I "ii i experience, required, our reference, any
I ink In the city. End aelfHMUtreaaed and
tamped envelop. Manufacturers, Third Ploo.,
A I Dearbon Street Chicago, 9-l.l-l'.t
The organ contest w ill rinse Dir. If
1900, nt Ave o'clock I'. M,
CUT 1 11 is OUT.
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WtAVER CHAPEL ORGAN
(Made tiy the Weaver Orran Piano Co.
of ork, P mid sold by V. H. Uiegel, Mid
dlebarg. Pa.) to be K'vcn to some Church,
Sunday School or Public School In Snyder
bounty, by the Pour, Mid dleburgh, Pa.
This vote is cast for:
Tills coupon is nottroml rive weeks after
atKve date and will then not be counted.
Send by mall orbrinsto this office and
tive It deposited In tbe ballot bos.
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Crrat efforts are made to sell alum bsklsaj
jpowders under the plea that they are so many
cents a pound cheaper than Royal. The admis
sion that they are cheaper made is an admis
sion that they are inferior. Rut alum pow
ders contain a corrosive poivm and should
but Ik used iu loud, uo mailer buw cheap.
100 WILLIAM ST., NEWY0. f
How the Organ Contest
Stands.
I The nineteenth count shows the
result as follows
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.Ncu si:i'l' ciiiihiiis,
U- 1- Church, Fremont,
Newtiuper coupons,
298
46
848
Total,
IOTA I, vote cast:
Evau. church, I'. Creek, B062
'. I!, church. Fremont, 8097
Sbeuezer 1'. B. .-.burch, 2868
Trinity ohuroh, M'Keea Falls, 198
Total, 18,02.5
1 MKWMwMumni
This picture is the t rude uiiiik ol
SCOTT'S ?MUr,SION, ami is on
every 1xttle of SCOTT'S KMCI.
STON in tin.- World, which, now
ailioituts to many millions yeaily.
This great business lias grown to
.such vast proportions,
Frsf.'-Because the proprietors
have always been most careful in
selectinpr the various ingredients
used in its composition, namely;
the finest Cod L,iver Oil, and the
purest Hypophosphites.
Secon:-Bccaus they have so
skillfully combined the various
ingredients that the best possible
results are obtained by its use.
77in:-Becausc it has made so
manv sickly, delicate children
strong and healthy, given health
and rosv cheeks to so manv pale.
' anaemic girls, and healed the lungs
and restored to full health, so manv
thousands in the first stages of
Consumption.
If vou have not tried it. send for free sample,
its agreeable taste will surprise you.
SCOTT tt bownk, wnemisis.
400415 Pearl Street, New York.
joc and $1.00; all druggists.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE Let
ters of Administration in the
aetata of Tatharlne Brouse, late of Pann twp
.Snyder county, Pa., dee'd, having been granted
to the tinders' ned, all persons knowing them
selves Indebted to said estate are requested to
make Immediate payment, while those having
c'nltnswill present Mieru duly authenticated to
the undersigned.
ORO. A. SNYDKR, Sales, Pa.,
J. I. KISUKK, Hellnsgrove. Pa.
Oct. 16, K0J Administrators.
Be sure to read the new story.
"Maleom K'vrk," now appearing in
(he Post.
A MIGHTY FORCE
FOR M'KINLEY.
Young Republicans of Pennsyl
Will Labor at the Polls
on Tuesday Next
TO WORE FOB THE WHOLE TICKET
Tbonaanda of Club Men Are Appeal
ed to That thai Democracy Sball
fin ve Re Opportunity to Rejoice
When the Retarne Come In.
Republicans everywhere throughout
PennRylvanla are preparing for next
Tuesday's election, so that they may
perform a solemn duty to their fam
ilies, to state and to their country to
vote the whole Republican ticket
There are many thousands of ac
tive, progressive young men who will
not be content with merely casting
their ballots for McKlnley and Koose
velt and the entire Republican ticket,
but they propose to labor all day to
get others to the polls to do likewise.
CLUB MEN ACTIVE.
In an address Just Issued to mem
bers of Republican clubs J. Hampton
Moore, president of the State League,
of Republican Clubs, gives this timely
notice:
"In the approaching election for
president of the United States the
forces of the Pennsylvania State
League of Republican Clubs are ex
pected to play a most Important part.
The recent convention held In Phila
delphia demonstrated the enthusiasm
and earnestness of the workers of tho
league, and Justified tho expectation
that excellent results would bo forth
coming In the interest of McKlnley
and Roosevelt, and the whole Republi
can ticket.
"It Is not my purpose as president
of the league to enlarge upon tho nit
vantages of tho Republican party pol
icy. All good citizens should be united
upon this point. It Is my duty, how
over, to Issue this final call to all Re
publican club membors of the state to
put their beat foot forwnrd In the fight
which is to be determined on Nov. (5.
"Shall McKlnley or Hryan rule this
country? T hat is the question. If you
are for McKlnley, work for him; vote
for him; urge your neighbors and
friends to work and vote for him. Per
mit no citizen who is Interested In the
commercial and business life of tho
community to fall In his full duty as
a citizen. Make him come out to vote;
see that his vote Is counted, and see
that It Is counted upon tho right side.
"What you do for McKlnley and
Roosevelt do also for your own state
candidates. Olve your loyal support
to E. R. Hardenbergh, the Republican
nominee for auditor general, and to
Oalusha A. Grow and Robert H. Foer
derer, the Republican nominees forcon-gressmen-at-large.
They are worthy
and deserving men, who are entitled
to and should receive the full Repub
lican vote.
VOTE THE WHOLE TICKET.
"Do not be deceived In any of your
congressional districts. Stand for tho
regular Republican nominees. If the
presldont of the United States Is to be
William McKlnley see that a congress
man Is elected who will support him.
Mr. McKlnley is the head and front
of the Republican organization of the
United States. His support come; from
the organization of the Republican
party In the various states. Pennsyl
vania, the greatest of the Republican
states, should be stalwart In Its sup
port, and should not elect a slngio
congressman who Is not in thorough
sympathy with the Republican party,
and with the president, who Is Its In
spiration and fountain head.
"It is a safe rule to stand for the
regularity of nominations. The Stato
League stands not only for the main
tenance of Republican principles, but
It stands for the rule of the majority.
Wherever a congressional candidate
has been regulnrly nominated he
should receive the support of all tho
members of the State league.
SHOULD I1E NO WAVERING.
"The loss of one congressman In
Pennsylvania may turn the next house
of representatives. The president of
the United States, the chairman of tho
national executive committee and tho
chairman of the national congressional
committee have each urged that there
he no wavering on the part of the Re
publicans of Pennsylvania.
"Let us hope that the expectations
of the leaders of the party In state and
nation may be realized, and that tho
State League may be able, after the
returns are in, to claim the honor of
having swelled tho majority to ttn-
, wards of THREE HUNDRED THOU
SAND VOTES.
"The only danger that confronts the
nnrtv la Inarf l,n nn A .,,,.,,1,,. ek- '
, State League has never heretofore
I failed to do Its part. Its enthusiasm
has been a welcome factor In this cam
paign, lyet. us hope the result will
Justify Its labor.
"Remember from now until NoV 6
the Important question for you, your
neighbors and friends is
"M'KINLEY AND CONFIDENCE.
I BRYAN AND UNCERTAINTY.
! Which?"
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PUT THE CROSS IN THE!
KKI'IBLICAN CIRCLE.
The regular Republican
nominees, from President
McKlnley down, should re
ceive every Republican vote.
Differences of opinion should
be laid on the shelf, at least
until the next primary elec
tlona, and Republlcana of all
shade of thought and feel
Ins; should go to the polls on
election day to mark the cir
cle at the head of the Repub
lican column.
AID AND COMFORT
SHOULD NOT BE GIVEN
THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY
BY VOTING FOR ANY
PART OF THE DEMO
CRATIC TICKET OR BY
SCRATCHING ANY PART
OF THE REPUBLICAN
TICKET.
Do you get up with a
headache?
Is there a bad taste In
your mouth?
Then you have a poor
appetite and a weak diges
tion. You are frequently
diziy, always feel dull and
drowsy. You have cold
hands and feet. You get
but little benefit from your
food. You have no ambition
to work and the sharp pains
of neuralgia dart through
your body.
What is the cause of all
this trouble?
Constipated bowels.
will give you prompt relief
and certain cure.
sTaaa Your Blood Farm.
If you have neglected your
case a long time, you had
bener take
Mtp's sarsaparflli
also. It will remove all
Impurities that have been
accumulating in your blood
and will greatly strengthen
your nerves. ,
WrUm the Doctor.
There my b touiathlng ebnat
yonr caie tob uo d"v qu
quite under
stand, wnie sue aocia
lay frselr: teat
biro lie you art suffering. You
will vromsttr ricelT the best
inedlcul advice. Aadrtst,
1 r J. C A yer, Lowell, Mast.
When a woman makes up her mlud
to get into the charmed circle of so
clety there is notli
lug in heaven aboi :
t'llnblnsj the
Social Ladder. nor Qn the t,ur !
beneath that will cheek her effort
A story In illustration of tbie persist
ency of the fair ones is told by ;.
well-known leader in Washington so
ciety, says the Chicago Chronicle, In
high officialdom is u little lady, dainty
as u spring crocus, who was a mem
ber of the inner circle long before
she became a part of officialdom. Ou
one of her last reception days blie was
chatting with cabinet women when
the servant announced the arrival o!
a woman who is struggling to gel
into things as never u social climbei
struggled before. The hosteaa knovi
her by eight merely unci had never
so much u.s had a bowing acquaint
ance with her, but official people arc
used to seeing strangers at their re
ceptions and the lady of the house
bowed with her usual graclouanesa
The climber's quick eye took iu the
situation. She saw the two cabinet
women and she knew they saw her.
She rose to the occasion in masterly
fashion. "My dear Mrs. Blank," she
said, gushingly, clasping her hostess'
hand warmly, "I was so sorry not to
have been at home when you culled
on Friday. It was so sweet of you
to come so soon and I do hope you'll
come in very often, informally, that
way." And before the hostess had re
covered from her surprise the climber
had passed on, well content, for she
had appeared in the presence of two
cabinet women as the intimate friend
of u lady who had never set foot on
her doorstep.
On June 1 many thousands of men
officially known as enumerators began
to take the twelJth
census of the Unit
ed Stutes. During
Help the
Knomerntov.
the month they will be expected to visit
every home. They will ask many ques
tions. Not one of these questions is
unnecessary, and, rightly regarded,
none is impertinent. Every accurate
answer will help to carry out the pur
pose of the census, which is to deter
mine and record the social condition
and industrial standing of the peopla
of this country. Truth-telling cannot
possibly have embarrassing results.
The information given the enumerator
will not be used as a basis of taxation
nor communicated to any assessor; and
if the enumerator makes any facts pub
lic he will be liable to a heavy penalty.
The enumerators will undoubtedly try
to do their work discreetly and well,
taw they an Mpuible citizena, care
rally afcawsen. The government gives
them all the aid it can, in the form of
Instructions se comprehensive that
they fill a pamffelct of 64 pages. But
the success of the census really dependa
upon the intelligent cooperation of the
people. Receive the enumerator cour
teously, urgea Youth's Companion, an
swer his questions frankly and in M
way hamper or delay him. He ie the
agent of a great governmental enter
prise which should interest and muat
benefit every citiaen of the United
State. ,
Mrs
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OVERCOATS
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These suits lire of nil wool enssi-
meres, ohsvtote and wonted, plain
colors, checks, plaids and striH-s,
worth every cent of ten dollan. We
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X tbeni all to come to my
and note the low prices.
HERE ARE OUR PRICES:
Men's Suits from $2.90 and upwards
Youth's " 11 $2.65 " u
Boys' " M 65c " "
Men's Shoes as low as 98c.
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T to come to see us and as a special inducement, we will jxiy your
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of blue and black kersey, tan covert and
oxfords. Kvery coat guaranteed to tit.
These nre without a doubt the most re
markable values at $7.50.
IT'S GOOD SHIRT NEWS
when we say all Manhattan Shirts are
here for full. Almost every shirt wearer
knows about this make. $1.50 to $;!.00.
Other bosom shirts 50c and $1.00.
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