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MIDDLEBURG 1 1 SNYDER COUNTY PHNXA. JANUARY 2-1 1901
RatCK One Dollar I'er Annum, in Advance.
VOL. XXX VI II
NUMBER
17
fi&&ta . Attn 1 B mln
IH LUCID LOCAL LACONICS
1 ays arc lh-t t itin longer.
The snow hM OOtne tnd gone.
Push along all needed Improvements,
Washington's birthday will soon be
here.
Born, January 22, 1001, to George W.
Wagenteller and wife, si daughter.
s. Weia Is Mire to please you and rave
you money If you take advantage of
the New Century sale advertised on the
6th pageof this week's Post.
Good Business Opvobtcnitv.
General store for sale For particulars
address, N. l'- '-, Post Printing office,
Mlddleburg, Pa.
The managersofthe Main Shoe tom
:niy, Limited, mel last week and or
ganized by electing Hon. O. Alfred
gchoch, President; K. C. Walter, Sec
retary; W. . Garman, Treasurer.
The attention of the readers of the
Post is called to the remarkable ofTcr
made ly B. Wels. Scllnsgrove In the
columns of this paper. This i- n new
rwntnrv sal.- tocel'brnle the "-" ili year
of Mr. Wels' business.
Fob Bale oh Rent. Country store
without stock Room will 1' vacant
by Feb. 1 Good place for country pro
duce. Nine room dwelling. Reason
for sclliiiL'. sicknes-'. Terms easy,
Geo. V. HisiMKiiBEtcii,
1 -,'!-lt . Cowan, Pa.
f the readers of the Post take ad
vantage of only a small portion of the
many bargains offered to them In the
columns of the Post, they will save
enougli money to pay for the Post tor
ten or twenty years. Ii always pays to
subscribe for the Post.
Go to A. E. Soles for a Btnooth easy
shave or up-to-date hair cut and bead
cleansed with a refreshing shampoo or
dandruff removed with bis tonic. A
clean towel to each patron. Parlor in
bank building, one door cast of Post
office, Satisfaction guaranteed, tf.
The various merchants of this town
and Franklin are taking turns at offer
ing bargains. Enterprises of this char
acter will make this town a commer
cial center and will keep the local store
rooms from filling with old ami unsale
able goods. When a newspaper has no
chance to reflect the enterprising spirit
of its business men, the town is classed
as a back number and rightfully too.
The .Juniata Tribum says: We have
been reliably informed that the Mifflin
town public Bchool library consists of
only one volume, "UncleTom's Cabin,'
and that only one is now loaned out.
The Centre Hall Itepmter last week
says: Franklin Bowersox of Rock
Springs, accompanied by his good wife,
attended the sessions of the fanners'
institute last week, and did not fail to
call at this office In order t drop a dol
lar in the slot. Mr. Bowersox believes
in lime, as will lie Been by reading the
report of the institute in this issue.
COURT HOUSE CHIPS.
The republican caucus of the borough
of Mlddleburg was held In the Com
missioners' office on Saturday evt nlng
and orgnised by electing Edwin Char
les, President and Win Romig, Secre
tary, The follow Ing nominations were
made: Justice of the Peace, two to be
elected, M. Z. Bteininger, James Van
Zandt and G. c. Qutelius, Assessor,
Henry It- Tobias, James Bowersox and
Howard Folk. Town Council, Uveitis,
2 to be elected, Adam Showers, I. .
Kern, Charles E, Ntclnluger and Al
fred Clelan. Town Council, 2 years, one
to lie elected, A. E. Boles and James
K rd Icy. Council, one year, one to be
elected, E. K. Freyman and David
Ocker. Auditor, John N. Bmshih ami
Edwin Charles, Bclusd Directors, Dr.
J, V. Bhiudel, J. N. Thompson, G. W.
Hassinger, P. s. RltterandG. E. Has
siuger, two to be i led. Overseer ol
the Poor, one to be i Ii cted, ( '. E. Stein
ingerand Wm K.Crouse. High Con
stable, Henry R. liickhtirt. Judge of
election, Aaron Rennlnger, I. II Bow
ersox, Adam How i ll ami Frank sp.-cl.t.
Inspectors, two to be clectetl, Win. II.
Qutelius and George Clelan. The Prim
ary election for the uomiunt ion of party
candidates will take place next Satur
day afternoon bet wo i I he Ii ui ol one
and si o cl ck.
FLORIDA,
Pn utinn I Ij 'ow : i - . ;ir .'
nylvMiita lalli nil
The flrsl Jacksonvill tour ol the sett-
SfJ ''EIINLXT PERSONALS g
sou V la I he I V nil all In . .:
lowlnB tWO Week- III Flol I
ml, til
leaves Wash-
lary o.
railwa
nmoda-
Itc
on
New York. Philad. Iphiii, and
Ington by specln I train Fel r
Excursion tick Is, I
transportation, Pull
tions i one berth , mi . .
in Imtli direction m
the Special train, W ili be sold til Iho fol
lowing rates s New York, $50; Buffalo,
25; Rochester, J54; Ehuira, 841.45;
Erie, $54.85; WiUlamsport, $50; WU
kesbarre, $50.86; and at proportionate
rates from other point-.
Fortlckete, itineraries, and full In
formation apply to ticket i ;ents; I!. P,
Fraser, Passenger Agenl lltiHalo Dl
trict, :iu7 Main Street, Ellicotl Kpmre,
Huffalo, N. Y.; F. Pahnateer, City
Ticket Agent; 20 State Street, comer
Corinthian, Rochester, N. E. S.
Harrar, Division Ticket Agent, Wil
liamsport, Pa.; or address tleo, W.
Boyd, Assistant General Pas
Agent, Broad street Station, I'biladel-
GOING OUT OF BUSINESS.
The undersigned offers his entire
stock of General Merchandise ul ti re
duction of 20 to 50 per cent discount,
commencing Jan. 17tn, 1901, and con-1
tluulng until tlx entire stock Issold.
IU1S UOODSt
Dress Goods including Silks, Velvet,'
Henriettas, Serges, Mohair, !.'lis,
etc. at reduction of2() per cent discount I
Dress Linings, outii.g Flannels,
Flanucletts, ( 'otton Flannels, Shii lings, j
Table Cloths; etc. al a reduction ol 20 j county seal Monday.
per cent.
I'UU i:s.
Prints, 5o. Fine Drown Muslin, Gc,
Ginghams, 5c Appleton "A" Tc
Dress Ginghams, 5, Sand loo,
NOTIOXS.
Ladies' Underwear, 20c i lauze
Vests, 5c up; Fasciuatois, 20c up Sax
nny Yarn, Gc bank.
UENTH' KUUXlHlllNtl QOODS.
Suspenders, 10; Admiral Suspi inters,
25e; President Suspenders, 40c; Men's
Shirts, 25e, former price 50c; hlte
Dulauudried; 10c ti n d I5cj White
Lauitdried, 75c and S5c; Men's Over
alls, 25e to 00c; Boys' Overalls, 20u u;.
MEN'S I SDKItW EAH
50c Fleeced now 10c; 15c I'Meeccd new
KKIKMis OF Til K I'OST.
J. I!. Snyder,
A. V. Sliamiiaugh,
Leoora Shauibaugh,
I larvey Bowiirsox,
tX-c.
Dee.
Dec
I ec,
15
HenryS. Mctxger of Pallas was in
town Mondav .
Mrs. S. It. 81 nton visited relatives
at Bern ick l:-t week.
Hon. H. M Met hue was in Middle
burg one day last week.
J. K. Magee of Krcanter was at the
J. A. Orhnni of Fret burg wits at the
County seat Friday of last week.
Miss Sal He Itoush of Ffceliurtr, Is vis-
Tlie Following Persona H oc Paid Their Nnl
scriptions t the Post t" tbc Datea
Oppoaltc Their Names,
Bhould any mistakes occur in these Mrs. K. M. Bowersox, Dec, 15
credits or on your paper, please notify Asapli lioWcrnox, Keb. 1,
W tn. II. liowcr.sox, Keb. I .
Oct. 1,1000 Calvin 8. Walter, Dec. 1",
Juue 1, 1001 K. Hoyt Walt, r, Apr. I,
( . t. 1, 1001 Ifutah Walter, Mar. I,
Oct. 1, l001Jolm W. Wagner, Jan. l,
Sept. 1, 1001 Oliver IViwersox, Jan. 2,
Jan. I. 1002 U. Seller, M ir. I,
Us at once.
David I loover,
P. K. 1 lolsani.lt
17-2t.
Deedi Entered fur Record.
Executor- of John M. Rincto Sarah
Snyder, 121 acres and 111,' perches sit
uated in Beaver twp. for $6500.
Slime to same, 81 acres and 120
perches in Beaver twp. for $8000.
James K. Davis and w ife to Ceo. S.
Davis, lut in Bellnsgrovo for $300.
Harvey Pontius and wife to David I".
Row, 20 acres aud l t"i perches in Wash
ington twp. for .s;'-no.
Letter Granted.
Letters of administration in the es
tate of Samuel J. Paw ling, late of Sclins
grove, were granted to the widow, Mrs.
Harriet Pawling, .Ian. bitb-
ills Probated.
The lust will and testament of Co.
Etsler, late of Beavertown was probat
ed Jan, 16th, Hon. S. A. Wetsel and
James H. Bingaman arc named as ex
ecutors. His nephews and nieces are
the heirs.
Marriage Licenses.
) C. W. (1. Markle,
Sarah E. Brcon,
( George Ewig,
Mary Krebs,
J F Edward doodling,
Ellle M. Btohler,
Pennsoreek.
Troxel villa
Mciservillc
Mahontongo.
ISonlincn Will Protest.
A movement is on foot in some parts
of Perry and Juniata counties to petition
the legislature against the ahandon
ment of the Pennsylvania canal, should
such a bill be presented during this ses
sion. A large number of boat men re
side at Liverpool, Duncan noti and
Newport and they claim that a great
deal of traffic could be obtained if given
proper encouragement
...
CALIFORNIA.
Thiriy-fivj Days' Tour via Pennsylvania
Railroad,
The Pennsylvania Itailroad Company
has arranged for n special personally
conducted tour through California, to
leave New York and Philadelphia Oil
February 1 1, by the " loldi u late
Special," composed exclusively of Pull
man parlor-smoking, d i n i n g-room
sleeping, compartment, and observa
tion cars, returning by March 20. This
special train w ill he run ov.-r the entire
route The best hotels will be used
where extended slops ale made, hill liie
train will be at the constant command
of the party.
Round-trip tickets, covering all ne
cessary expenses, $450 from all points
on tne Pennsylvania Railroad except
Pittsburg, from which point the rate
will be $446.
For further informat ion apply to tick
et agents; ourist Agent, HOG Broad
way, New York; 1 Court Street, Brook
lyn; 780 Broad Street, Newark, N. J.j
B. Couriaender, Jr., Passenger A eiit
Baltimore District, Baltimore, Md.;
Colin Studds, Passenger Agent South
eastern District, Washington, D. C;
Thos. E. Watt, Passenger Ageut West
ern District, Pittsburg, Pa.; or address
Geo, W. Boyd, Assistant General Pass
enger Agent, Philadalphia. 1-1 T-U t .
ScLct Your Date.
Persons who propose to make Bale
tlliscolllillL' SOlilH' Ulinllld seleet their
date as early as possible and have il in
sert, d in the Post's sale register. The
notice will be inserted free in our sale
register if the hills are printed al this
office.
' -XI -
Committee Meeting.
The members of the Republican
County Committee are hereby notified
to meet al Mlddleburg, Saturday, Feb.
2, 1001, nt 1 o'clock P. M. for the pur
pose of llxing the date for the holding
of Primary Election, and transacting
other important husiness. A full turn
out is retpiestetl. By order of
Ed. Caaklkm, J. A. LtTJCBAlU),
Secretary. Chairnmn.
SlIOKS, Seine 1. - than one half
former juice; linys' nisitsaslow us 25c;
! lubbers as low lis 5c per pair.
CIROI 'Kill Kit.
i iniuulated Sugar, Oc x r lb., Ii
-i.nu; Soda, Sc per lb; Arbucklc
I V; lolden Blend 'otl'ee, 2 lbs
Oyster (trackers, 5c aud other j
proportion.
.I.i tin I Ml.
Boys Suits J price; Men's, Bo
children's Overcoats, 20 to 60 j
MKX s si ITS.
-I 1.50 kind now $8.50; $H.00 kind now
1.50; $7.50 kind UOW $0.00 and other
suits as low as $2.60,
No goods sold except for CASH or
PRODUCE.
W. W. Wn 1K.N.M v.ik.
. is. ;or
Collie,
.r24c;
ids in
l ami
I i cut,
sister, Mr
Rii
daughter-iii
Selmsirrove,
was ut
I in 1.1 a
iting her
t hi- place.
Mrs. Arlington Row, a
law of Sheriff Bow, from
i- visiting in town.
s. B. Iclh.ctl of Mciservillc
the county seal Monday and
Visit to tills cilice,
Born to Dr, and Mrs. R. B. Oaugler
of Dayton, Ohio, formerly of Snydei
county, ii sun.
S, K. Fagcly manager ..f the !
Flouring Mills, called Friday to place
Ills order for up-to-date stationery.
John P. Biehter and daughter Mrs,
S.J. Pawling, of Scllnsgrove were at
Ihc county seat one day last week.
A. W. Potter, Esti., of Belli
,'rov.
Wednesday of
bis candidacy
The Credit System b) Kunlile & Waller.
We sincerely believe that tin credit
Bystem i- our worst enemy in this
wide world. It keeps capital lied up
without remuneration, vastly Increases
the risks of the liusiiirss, causes failures,
rai-e- pi lees and make- a loss in rollts,
Every cent's worth of stock sold on
credit represents that amount of money
without Interest. Ami how ofti ii do
we receive in return curst s, itbuscs,
disasters, hard-knocks, delays and dc
leal-. Outstanding accounts Oil w hich
no money could be realized w hen need
ed have caused more failures than lack
of capital in this vocation. Uncollect
ible accounts render Ii ithsohitcly ne
cessary that cash buyer- or tints ho
pay for their goods, j on ki up i ie loss,
last
for
. w as
large
Lead
ita in M Iddlcbur
week looking uj
Judge.
Win. Bcclstld of New Berlin, oiu
the Post's trouipl Miying stibscril
made hi- tin until visit to this o
Saturday.
( '. Morris Showers of Peimscreel
in town Monday, tie is having a
reduction salt of merchandise.
his advertisement in I In Post.
Can't. O. M. Frazier, of a Chicago de
tective ageucy, was in Bunbury last
week, looking for Pal Crowe, one of the
abdw 'ors of Fcddie Cudahy ot Omaha.
Mrs, Henry Erdley, of Northumbci
land, is paying a visit to her brother,
County Treasurer Bcntieville Smith,
Her brother, Joseph Sniith, was sent
for to come from the west end of the
county to join the family re-uiilou,
Prothonotar I M. Bhiudel, Su; -erlntendeul
F. C. Bowersox, Lnndlortl
Ctirlsin Scehold, Begistcr A Reeonler
John H, Willis ii nt S, B, Simonton
w.-rc to BliMXiisbtirg last Thursday ami
Friday nttcudina, n masonic Consistory
meeting of32 Masons,
IMoN C01 Ml I'HIMAHV.
consetpK ntly causing higher price- for
the buyer, and -mailer pro tits for the
merchant, i- il any wonder that
Runkle & Walter turn th Id should
er to the credit system ?
It i- far better and safer to - II $10,
OOO worth of good- and gel the cash for
them, than to dispose of 15,00 I worth
ami lose a third of the credit given,
Our dear reader.-, i- il any wonder thai
wo oiler our entire stock at a discount
of 20 per eeiii. and much of it tit 50 per
cent, .lis -.111111 for Bpot ci-h or produce. publican Pari v
.ini oeiioviug auo iniHiing mat we
will never turn back to the credit Bys
tem again, we wish to announce to the
public that we are positively determin
ed to elose out our entire stock Of gell
eral merchandise at a discount of iM
per cent, and somo at 50 percent, dur
ing the next 'i.i days, ami we want
everybody to know It; and kindly iu
vlte all who owe, to come ami settle
their account with cash or note,
i-.i-.t. Ri inkle A Walter.
Date Fixed foi M uch ird, igoi,
Ai n meeting of the Union ( 'ounty
Itcpuhlicaii Committee, held al the
Cameron House, Lcwishurg, Pu., on
Saturday, January Huh, the following
resolutions ami rule- were Ullllllliliously
adopted :
RESoiA'ED, That the follow lug -U'-pleiueutary
rule- relating to the nomi
nation of candidates for the office ol
President Judge of this the 1 7l.li Judi
cial I listrict, be adopted :
28. For the olllco of President Judge
the p. r-iiu receiving the highest num
ber of votes in the whole Judicial Dis
trict shall he the nominee of the Ite-
'alviu l'orrv,
Eil. S. Arnold,
l S. liicgel,
Kstlicr 1 liirtling
Win. Wincy, Oct.
( too, A. K line, Jan.
John A. ( icurliart, ( let.
A. W. Ilohrer, July
N . T. 1 hinilorc, Jan.
I. K. lioust, Aug.
I-'. A. Ileiser, June
l.-aac Hun-!,, June
P. P. Kaneli 1 ec.
; II. ('. Helm! Jan.
t '. V.. 1 1 cud ricks, .Ian.
S.-A. Wetzel, Deo.
L. V. lirtuise, Sept.
' Nora I long, ( id.
S. S. Waller, Apr.
13. W. Iteicheiiliacli, Peii.
1 A lex. N . I lotiser, .1 line
l. (i. Unci,. Jim. l
Jus. M. Van Zimlt, Oct. I
! W. P. Daclo, Aiuil
Isaac smith. Be
(J. II. Diiukelliergor, Jan. 1,
!co. A. Snytler, ( let. 15,
J. I. Fisher, Oct. 15,
K. ( '. Mus elman, O t. 10,
W. It, 0 irtloii, Apr. I,
J. P. Klinglcr, Oct. 1.
P. 1 . Bonier, let. 1,
Hivcr llowersox, Jan. 1 ,
Mi-- i 'arric Woll'e,
A. S. Ilassiiiger,
I ra I i. iser,
. J, Borduer,
0. E. Corkins.
S. 15. Botigliter,
B. 11. Custer,
Wm. Ho;ilz,
Wm. A. Arlsignst,
J. K. Arnoltl,
Aaron lb. well.
Win. L Witlner,
II. S. Mcrtz,
Jonas K. Ki lter,
i iu-ta us liertch,
I K. K reincr,
I avil liart lev,
Harry Smith,
Knos Muurer,
John Smith,
(iiilJen Anniversary,
The Return Judges of Union
County at their meeting following the
Primary Election shall deputy tun of
their number to meet a like number of
Return Judges of Snyder County, at
the Court House, at Mlddleburg, on
Wednesday following the Primary
Election, who shall compute tin- total
votes cast for the office of President
Judge in the two couutii -. and e rtlfy
the r.s-ult to the proper authorities.
Phese supplementary rule- to go
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James A vers,
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Miss Kllu l.awv. r.
II. J. Uplcv,
P. J.Sclioch,
State Librarv,
Suvilln Erdley,
Ivolsi'rt Itotlicriuel,
J. . Iteiiningcr,
i. 4. Schooli,
J. J. Sliratler,
D. A. Wentael,
Mrs. S. A. Howcrsi
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Harry llowersox,
J. A. El tliiunn,
.lam.- 1 Icckurtl,
Prank Itow,
II. J, Bailey,
I Ian i-. .ii Bail) v,
Emanuel cl zt-l,
Solomon Brubakt ;,
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A. Ii. Manlier,
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I. V. Kiester,
John M. Miiier.
Jus. It, Hassinger,
James Butlver,
Jonathan Steffen,
J. E. Stciuingcr,
Mrs. C'lias. Snyder,
Fred Stimely,
A. 8, Sechrist,
It i ley Kepler.
EtUH'h Kiiiins,
H. M. Flee,!,
Win. L Waller,
Abraham Lawver,
U.S. Stctler,
Iteiio Walter,
W, S. HerroW,
E. E. Mover,
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I enry I Hnius,
-Iii-i phat Walter,
I. II. Shaller,
J. C. Beck,
M.I. Potter,
John W. Snoke,
8. H. Uniybill,
Augustus Spriiiginuti,
I rial. Bailev,
E. II. Shratier.
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Into effect and govern the coming Prim-
One of the most nlcnaant and Rm.lnl aiy l.lecuon pmv liny lie conclirr-
events of the season took place at the'!,'1 ''-v the standing Committee of
home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Oldt 8nyder Couuty, before the last day for
Wednesday evening Jan. 18th, it being the regiatratlon of candidate- in this
the fiftieth anniversary of their mnrri-! ( and so certified by our Chair-
iil'i'. l-.ar V 111 t lie eveiiinc Manila iii.ui.
neighbors to the number of about seven
ty gathered at the oldt home. The ev
ening was one that will long be remem
bered by all present owing to the very-
It is further
Resolved, Thai a copy of these
rules he furnished the standing Com
mittee of Snyder County, with there
pleasant time spent together. Many I quest that they adopt like rules, and
valuable presents were received, The that they tlx the same day, March 23,
bounteous refreshments which were 1 1001, the time made by us, for holding
served would have done honor to any j the Primaries, in order that an oppor-
iii-i eiass weuumg. i ne .poiio ureli-1 tunny oc lurnislie.1 the people to select
their candidate by direct vote for this
inilKtrtnnt office.
J. P. Brooke, Chairman.
Attest: 1). H. Okitz, Secretary.
January 19th, 1001.
est ra discoursed excellent music for the
occasion. New Hkui.in Rkpokter.
The Democrats of Franklin Town
ship will bold their Primary election
in the olllce of Franklin Milling Co.,
on Monday, January 28th, 1001, be
tween four and Ave o'clock, P. M.
Adjourned Court was in session Monday.
John It. Troup,
Amanda ieinlx rlini
l.-aac A. Miiier,
M. D. Hassiiiger,
J. A. Stahlnccker,
( 'alviu Sutler,
H. P. Charles,
Heury Suook, Jr.,
Peter lliegel,
J. E. Bibightttis,
Alfred Sjiecht,
J. K. Stuck,
Philip Will,
W. W. Mice,
A. S. Brubukcr,
Sylvester Flamlcrs,
Bruce II. ( 'rouse,
Fred Shrader,
ra J. Smith,
Tims. ( i. A i bogast,
James P. Hoover,
D. J. Manbeck,
Theo. Row,
We-Iev I erman,
D. D.Neitz,
A. A. Killian,
W. II. Itiegel,
lteno Kink a id,
Chas. Mitchell,
Dr. J. W. Mitchell,
Peroival Garman,
G. D. Meogle,
Frank Beaver,
John T. Mover,
LtoOOU Ziebei,
Abrahiitn Koous,
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1002 A. II. Ulsh,
1901 Philip Hoot,
1901 S. II. Brubukcr,
1 J02 Jacob B. Muurer,
1 Jl '1 Elmer ( Ireiner,
1900 D.S. Miller,
1901 Win. I. Bilgcr,
1 91 '1 Joseph Kerr,
I 900 J. A. iriinin,
1001 Delilah Troxel,
1902 Wm. Sccbold,
1901 Sn-an Walter,
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A Beautiful And Artistic i Icndar.
We have received from i: Bon
ner's Son-, publish, rs of the 1 !t-r
Monthly, their beautiful calendar tor
pill, which they arc -. tiding to a.
Bubscribers to their luagasine for the
current year. This calendar is most
arti-tie in its arrangement, beautifully
designed, and attractively printed in
twelve colors. It Is in the form of three
panels, the .-enter pau.-l representing
the picture of an old man in his bam,
husking corn. This reproduction is
from a painting entitled ''Memories of
the Itcd Knr,'' by the famous artist, J,
Jan. 1, 1902 O. Drown, of the National Academy.
Dec. 12, 1001 I The panel on the right is a reprodue-
Dec 12 1 001 "on trom me . nayseeu, represent-
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Dig a young gin, eioinen in uie UUU1C
ly garb of the hiiylicld, with a wisp of
bay between her lips, accenting the
beauty and roguishucssof her exquisite
face. The panel on the letl is a jmrtrait
of "A Holland Delle'' in her .plaint.
Dutch costume, and is from the brush
i of the sanous artist, Carle hleuiier.
Jan. 1, 1001
Jan. 1, 1002
Aug. 1, 1899
Apr. 1, 1001
Pec. 14, 1901
Jan. 1, 1002
Dec. 16, 1901