The Middleburgh post. (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, August 29, 1901, Image 7
PENNSYLVANIA NMLWMD. Sunbury k Le wistowu Division. In effect March 18, 1900. STATlOjra. I f A ! It M Sunbury MUI HhMI JiimUm a m 9 30 Si lt 4 34) 04 4 45 IH 43S 40 4 SI 446 43 S 40 4 21 S4 4 IS it) tor 41 sis sst 1ST 849 7 ST SSt 754 ISS 7 41 ISO i il It 10 IS ."II rnroTt MM rtwllu ft) 105 Kreaui.r 14 10W Nri.fr 240 ' aidOUMiurg 4 lot Banter 4 SI 10 47 Heavcrtowa jgO 1S1; AiUm.hura 337 ! Kaub. Mill 111 11 M Mil lure sin ins, 9m Sl 11 W Sbindle J JO lift! Paiiitervllle ID 1117 Naitland H ,110V I.eui.toivn 347 U 17 Lewlstown (Main ttrM. JSO 1110 Lewlstown Junction. 741 S V T SIS 7 SS SIS 7 a 10 Train le.tv.'x NUnDUrv .10 p m, ar- ! lives at Winaffrnvti : 4 p ni , L,eaV4.rtSlii.airmv:0Op. in., arrives; at Suiihui v G:l5 n in. Trniiix leav- ljriwi-'own Junction : y til. 10 Ki 4 hi. I l.i ii ia.l3an m ' 'ttv m. 7 il?p B, r? 01 a in tor allooua, PiKulmr aa-l the W't. fur Baltimore aai WRuh.uicion sin am osn. If.'. I 4 S3, m 10 p m rur I'liiia.ii'iiinia .mil new VorkSt.Sfs. tsnam. 10J1H34M an.l 1111 S a lr rlarrlsbunt s ij m Philadelphia & Erie R R Division AMI northern rxNTKAt. railway WKsTWAltn, train le' sU ssTors JunoUoa dally tor .Diihiuy anrl Wen. I i'i am, li vs p in, p at. sundaj t ffl a m, . ;.; p ui. ,i: - leave Snnbery tli ll etetpt Sasdav: Uji imaSrBaOUo,l'iiam tor Erie and Can n.iaiiraa i in ior Dtiieronte r.ne ana i Aoanaiiiraa in for Luck Hsvea, Tyrone sail the W"s' . inr BHfT.il". I It) p m for Rellalantt ktn- Tyrone and I SDaOualtfiia si:. .. in for JaeniiV.i an.l l-.hulia IB p ni inr WUUaraspoil iioi'iay laus a w f"r hnT.rln v! Bropnrtitra, i;: .i m (or Erie. 5 lu .1 iu inr 1 no ami I'auau- 1 111 s i 111 tot . . as for book Haven an. I upon n, isftamsOOand S 48pm lor wnwe-- ind Baaelton n, 10 10 am, '1 MS p 111. Ti 4". p :n !.ir Shatuo . . 1 Mount Oartnel sanilay 9 .1 m ior llkeharre BAST WARD, rraini leave SaliBngrovs Jnnotlou in o a m, daily arrlvlna at PnlUdelphlH i :u New York 8 S3 p ui Baltimore 3 11 p m 1 i- igtoB 1" pm i 1. 111 daily arrivlni; SI fnfli lj.ni 1 111 New York 3 83 a m, lialllmors 9 Utp in iitnlTlOB 10 55 p in. in 111, ually arrlvlna al Phl sdelnhla Uhiiii. New York Tl'l a in. Itnltlmora 1 3(1 am mliinton ) tt" n Tra'nfl also I ive Siitiii iry ! 3 1 in dally arrtvltiK at Phils lulJhla 0 M in IMtaintre 7 a m W i-;.i itmn a U a -a Nea I v rt 83 a m weekday. :U ax a m Siindayn, .in da ly iirnvni ; al PI1II11 Iclnllfa 7!i ilki.Xew 7ork 983 a m, 10 :w mindnys Haiti sue 1 10 s m, Washington ssu .1 m. Baltimore IJ'.ipia, Wasliiiijrton I A p in. 51 11 111, week asyi irrlvlnii st Philadelphia If 11 111. New York u ..11 1. in. IU.I iiuoru tl 0.1 o 111 I-' i lit oil 7 IS p III jail i' in d ulv. v i ivln .- u Pliilalelpltln 7 31 nm ism 10 ki p in, u 11 i'ii ir !7 j p ni, waso fsr 11 I' in Tram alMi leave Snil.nr at "'0am and 898 land 1 '.! 111. lor llarrn-our, I'lilladtlphla aud II' ' IU I. It. W.11 II). Qan'l Paaa Aarani ll.B. lli'Tt'UIN's.iN- tieu'l Maoatrar. IN COMBINATION WITH THE POST. We give below some dabbing Baibuiation8 with tlio Post. The Bates Quoted are verv low. The New York fri-Weekly Tri llin:" ami the tuiddleburir Cost, one Mr, Daid in idvarJoE onlv '81.75 Tue Tri-Weekly i pulilishe'd Moudny. Wednesday nnd I i nlay, readies a lariro roii,iriom of solmcriticrs on date ot ii-iie. and each edition i a tlior. mghly up-to-date daily family newspaper for busy people. I lie New York Weekly Tribune the Middleburg Post, one year, I Mid iii advance, onlv $1.25 Tlie Weekly Tribuno l piihlished on rkarsday, and gives all important news ol nation and world, the mo-l relinldo urktl reports, unexcelled agricultural Oepartmtut, reltlble general informa tion and choice ami entertaining mis ccllany. It Is the ''people's paper" for tli., entire I'nited stale-, a national fam ily liai.er for farm, - ,o,l elthor.-r. I The New York Tri-Weekly World mi the Middleburg Post, one vear. aiil in advanoa. onlv 91.65. TV IM'Weekly World oomes three Harn a week, ii ailed with lbs latest ssws of the country and is well worth Ss price BSktd for it. the Practical Farmer, one year, P"l the A n II lie hue r 'n-r one oonr 1 . Ill nilvMiwi. s I 'ill I'.., tli ..I K above nailers nnd thu Penrdinal fcrmer Year Book iiml Ai j i mcui Alniaiiat! lor 1 .(. I, paid in IVttce, only 91.65. TI"- rr.utic.il Far r i one of tho beet inn pap piiiilished, Issue l weekly. t SI 'HI a he year hook contain- IllL-,- in wl.1,,1. tl,...,.. la .. I I .. I.. Ejfbistien that is useful lo the farmer. "K I'll ' of . l.o.,l .Inn. I. S , ...,. ssd the Year Book foronly tl.M. ' I TkCSTWnUIIY MHM ASin tell. Pksve!and advertlaa for, ,1,1 ...,,.i.li.t ,i ' and advertise for old e-laldi-lu ,1 PHl'f ,, ,1 lin.i,.l ., 11,.,. . ..-. .. I I" """ ' Mieil-ea. nil l,..e:,l.le in e -h V I Pas reiiuired. HI ,...,'i '. . -tainee 1 envelone. Addre t'axtou llldg., I liicngo. M- h t. Baby'a Narrow Escape. . .-aid the young mother, aeoidi I on a name for liahy. We all her Imogen." 'a was lost in thoUffht for a few lies. He ,;, no(; jiU h,, name, : P ne npiiiiM'd it his wife would , IBM mi n way. data nice," saiil he, presently, "rst gwcathearl was named Imo and she will take it as a compli- 1 call her Mary, after my was the .stern reply. Tit- Pruingr. ?s Ilemristeae; -- There dnea nnt P '0 b aOV Dlllt til thi. nlnx- tatli.lvlir..r,L- Tl.. ..1... w.. x lie J4U) lias UOIJIIC- jrreL.vant arir tney cut it out olt'.vn Tsfrlo. Then and Now. Pnerva, dear." he called her when Pe was tied to her for life; 1 tilings are different now than then, M she'8 called "My nervy wife." sgoJJally News. S'ate Tour Boweln With CaiearetS. v 1,1 n J-rl'ci curo oonstipatioa forcvor. ""vi.ti.iui. urugiiisu refund money. DReFENNER'S Blood & Liver ! NERVE TONIC. If-W ILI SOD POULTRY HOUSE. For Ckeapneaa, I oiulorl and Coa Traltan, Sara Ita Dnli.rr, It la Wllhaat an IC4iaal. Hvery western farmer may hare one "f In,,'' comfortable houses with little cost and acomparatively small amount of labor. The sod may be turned at my time in the vear when the around i. not frozen. A firm. will-grassed aod a best, but other will do. the onlv dif ference being- in bit length of time the building will Us. The walls are laid up with bricks of sod about 12x12 inches and laid like bricks with the . . . . epUon of the cement, nothing of thai i.:ni 1 i i 1 1 ir used. The sod is liirncil down nml the walls nre ma.lo i I imlus thick, two layers of s.ul be-1 in used. Timbei used a'lnve opsmnga . i . . ..li..' r.n doors nn. I .mpiI.iu and casintrs diirlm: the eiilire joiiniev, except lnr- are used in n rr Should slope about The roof iu.i loci, ana MM ii POULTRY QUARTBR8. h' -ii tl project on all sides at least two feel to priilccl the walls from moisture. Rafters anil three-fourths-Inch lumber, covered "iili dirt or sod, i ii liu tho roof, Poles nnd brush may be il ied in Head of lumber, but nre not Tli,i mosl nearly ideal house of this I.lnil 1 ever have soon i-s Illustrated ' herewith. It is 14x38 feet, nutaida ditnensions, and contains two rooms, Tho roosting room is 10x18 feet, in- xido incisure, nnd contains two sec- tions of swinging roosts, each 0x8 .ret. icavmg a p..--,-- .,: each end and a three-fool ,-a s.,.- tho whole Cllif I mi in colli . a 1 I . I . wlndowa nt Wntarl' T . .. . .... i ve- hich pipe ventilator in each n m. cnn 1,0 Partially closed in winter. Pl,,. roosts are about S'A feci from the tinor and Bwung on fence wire from the cross sections at the roof . upening trom the roosting rooms is i ne seratcning ana nest roi m, which . . . in iv.li! ic.-i , iii.-uic iiieasnre. in sum- i. , . urn ii in uacu oniy ior nests. I nosi EES glj-. nests nn, the entire length of the. ror iiiniier mrormation aua descrii room on the north and across the ends, I t,ve pamphlet, apply to George VV. except where t!ie doors interfere. , l!".vd, Assistuul Ueiicrul Passenger I hey arc two feet deep-if fowls are .,,..,',. ,i,ev uld be lower and filled i Itp about one foot with cut straw, on the smith nre two full-sized windows. giving plenty of light and sunshine for winter, and easily blinded in summer, when so much light is not practicable. DMoora nrn if iliet n,u ,i ,..;,. . ... ' straw tor scratching or swept clean when summer comes. Fowls will lay the whole season. They are warm in winter and cool In summer, and they seem to like the dirt walls better than any other kind I know of. For cheap- ness, comfort nsil convenience, the lod hen house has not an equal.- Mrs. L. M. Lutton, In Farm ami Home. How to Destroy Foul Brood, While foul brood is easily caught, it is only done by contact, usually by working on diseased matter. Bees thus carry ami introduce it to the larvae in their own hive, Beekeep ers should examine their bees and clean up all dead colonics and all im pure matter as soon ns possible, and If you And any brood with the wrong or backward presentation, you can be sure it g diseased nnd Will die. l'.ees thus affected may be transferred on to foundation nml fed with BUgar ': ,p i r pur 1 . .. '.:;( f lie :nv very badly diseased at this time of the 'year it would be best to dispose oi everything except a valuable hive. E. ;;. Lovesy, in Farm and Home. l.cttnee for the Chickens, Lettuce i the best green ftmcl .m haw ever tried for chickens in coniii c ment. Thi v will turn from clover in any form and (rreedily devour lettuce in an sti c of ll in 11.1 i,iini 111 11 11 is ; i v . 11 I fresh, ir any tima before it 1 ,- ' I n ordinary aued breeding pen, row tit if it is given i to them wilts. An say, from five to-ten, will eat about eight good-sized bunchea or stnll;s three or four times a weak, and eat it clean, too, By drilling it quite thick in the rows and cutting (not pulling) it dose to iiie around when gathering it for fowls a little "patch" of ground may be made to yield a sufficient amount for quite a flock during an en tire season, '1'ry a patch next spring-. Interstate P. ml try man. lloiv Iii Ward Off Roup, Koup id one of the most dreaded of diseases. ,lt is sometimes spoken of us the winter disease. The symptom are lioarso breathing, swelled eyes, discharge at the nostrils and some times a fetid breath. Treatment is not generally satisfactory. The af fected birds should be removed, the house cleansed and disinfected. Damp, foul air and cold drafts in the poultry houses sheuld be carefully avoided whenever fowls are subject to roup. A decrease in the propor tion of corn and an increase in the proportion of meat food in the daily ration is held by some to be highly beneficial in warding off this disease, TOUR TO THE PACIFIC COAST Anolher Opporlnaily lo Visit 4 alitor- "'"-"rrt- Ausr.l4,ee.t.h Prtt WKALTlt OK PENNSYLVANIA rV li ny I vnnlM itai i mail' VruU.,.-. I Sl 'UlgSSS ,Jtt ltl'(IS System 111 view of the grant popularity 0 transcontinental travel under the I'er" sonally-t'onilucteil .System, as evinced in the recent Pennsylvania Railroad CPUr to the Pacific Count mill Oanav ,iu v ...i... .. .u . . titan :Nurt invest, that company has sle - Otied to run another tour to the Pad- tic Coast, including- in the itinerary a Visit to the world-famous ; rand Canon of Arizona in kha a eta f..M TK. I w, , v x.: " ! ,.",. , , , 1 ' nan inn .rr, v nslilngtoil, nild other stu- tions on the Pennsylvania Railroad OBW OI rltUOUtV. On Jloudav, Selileiu- ... . . 1 .....I n.iui ac 4 vi a on me homeward trip Tuesday, October 22, Ax In former tours to Cnlifortiln im. tlertlie auspices of the Peunsvlvntlla Etallroad, a special train, composed of tile DlgneSI class ill Pullman etlUiD- l,u'l,, 08 utUhsed during the entire tup. r.xeeueni menis win tie served in thedlninu curs attached to the train ing the stops at San Francisco in Chicago, An observation car will ap peal to all who delight iu scenery. Few trips allbrd so great a diversity in N a ture's beauties ns the one outlined be" low, Westward ImiUIuI, the tourists ,. ... ,, , . . w 111 pa- through the wild slopes o he Colorado Rockies, nmund the ti rem Sail Lake, and OVC1' the ftistticsses of , , ... , ... ... 1116 Sierra .Nevada. Alter Vl-llim: all the beautiful resorts on the sunny Cali fornia sioites, the t'listwfiri no i n ii v will be throUKh the Arizona desert to the Grand Canon of Vrixonti, its lieau- ties cannot be pointed iu mere words. Magnificent in coloring, uwful in Its depths, ii stands among the uattira wonders of tho world. Theuen acrox" the plains to Ht. Louis, anil enstwurd through Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, aud Pennsylvania, the tourists reach lliclr ! destination thirty days after leav ing home. The various transcontinental lines having made low rates on account uf I lie I .enel'.'ll 1 1 141 1 11 Ilk I I !! el 1 1 Ii i I i the Pititeataul Episcopal Church, Hie Pennsylvania Railroad Company isen- allied to oiler this superb this Vacation trip al the low rale of $186 for the round nip from New York, P phitt i5:.li Washington, 1 " uniiei r any l"'mt "" He Pennsylvania Railroad east of Pittsburg, one in a berth; and i" ' ior utc roiinu crip, two persons oc cupying the same berth. The rate from Pittsburg Hill be $5 les. Diagrams nre now open, and ns the number who can be occommedated ii i 1 1 I ,,. -i 1I..1 1 . n. I ,.....,, i 1. 1 " i , ' i, oi n.iiir u, ,.- D1IUUIU , be registered immediately. Affctlt. I!l":i'l Slrrel Station. Pllilltdel- pliia. s-i.'l'-l'i . Aei'lltor if Valuable Real I:StatC The uuderalgned as executor of the Inst will and teatament of Samuel Brunner. late ol L'ei Ire township, snider County, Pa., ileceuaei ami tostamt nt of sainuei Brunner. laleol Cen and hy authority and power- therein eonfvrred. .01 Saturday, August 31, 1001 on the premises herein described, at p u hhe -ale, the same OOliStatini T.-r the same I a farm of , 1 I acres ami - i pciTiit's situated In Centre towaahlp, Snyder County, Pa., on the in tin road leailittg from Middle, burgh to Contrevllle. bounded on the north tan. I-of Katharine lloyer nnd James Itlnga man. on4ho enst by lands of Levi Young and Bliss Hrunner, mi iho aiiutli hylnnds of Peter llally and Cyrus Itow snx ami on the weal hy lands of CyrUi Itiwursox and liiirrisuu 11. u kenburg On this farm are erected a good OWBM.INa HOCSKartd a large HANK IIAUS with all the usual outbuildings llarn and house both -applied with Water Two orchards, one of the the choicest apples and tl tier of peach.-. The pooch orchard is young and m good bear ing condition. This farm contains slmul a i f (Ins tlinberland. lite hotanou l ing cleared in a li'idi Miate of eultlvatton. Sale to lieg In at I o'clock l' M. nf sold day when terms and oondltloui will he made knoa ii ii. r -1 Bf.l s HltrNNIClt, i: DiVOr OO j!SrOtXOO. ' n tub coUKT ok common PLRAs OK SNYUEll COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA, EvaM.Kants I October Term. IkW. Jto. Is. AL Sub. No 0 eb, Term, I. Kant- ISD9. In I To Asa II. KANT. Itesponi proeoadiiigs. Sir : Yoll arc hereby not,.: KvaM, Kant., ha- Instttut loul in the abot u IHl.ll l olir Wife lirtMiiaHiings gainst you, asking a divorce from th,- immi- of matrimony, npon the grounds that you have .ct'ere. I aueh Imliimltles an I violence lii her per- son as to rnnilnr tin, 1 , 1 1 , . . .1 , ,,, I me ton .leu -nine, anil 1 1 1"1"'""! ,'"','.r reason of your default I am i t Dllngan s life huol, n , am) ther.-hy compelled her to .., I.IK, l.tlllll ,,, in noi ouiering an appear- answer, the Clise ha- h, en red to me as easier. 1 have lile.l s r i thoKOtlKTKBNTUds) ol SEITKM .1,11. ,.t nine o'clock, A. M a- thu time, iiidthouRlos of Uhartes Bower, Bst., iu the horougll of Si-Utp.jrrove, Snyder Co., Pa., as the plu - hir taking testimony Iu the cause, when . . . ii In re vou may attend, H. H4VKHI8 BOWER, Uastor, Middleburg, Pa., July SOth, 1101, rather nml Son-ln-l.nw. "J do not feel tlm confidence I vonlil like to in that young man you are engaged to," said Ethelinda's fat tier, "lie talketl about nothing but the stock market while he und I were together." "Yes," answered Kthelinda. "lie's a little worried lubont that conversa tion himself. He says that if you don't know any more about stocks than you appear to, he's liable to have to support the entire family." Washington Star. "You lost your money when you bet on that fellow's height, didn't you?" "Yes, but he took an unfair ad vantage. He straightened up his bow legs and made himself two inches higher." Chicago Tribune. I JLSL 1 ' T" riTin.0N, I a- PKOPOSKD TO TltK I'lmKNS OK HIIS t 'OMMti.MWKAI.Tlt FOR THK1K AP- , PKOVAL OR KKIKCTIOX HV TMsfilSS. ' L'Uil lwtUlll Ttl... ..... . ANl'C OK ARTICLE Will .iK Tilt i-.il wn rtTTioH. A JOINT RlcsoU TloN ProI.inc ..me,ulnellt to , - n n of Oie i ,mmonweaiih. B'' 2& Ift'ott I afSi In Oeaatal Aaaoeablr met. ibai th- ri- 'owing is proposed as niuciiduienis to the Cos- 1 iQtiyioa ot the commonwealth of p.n,,-i. ySth7!SS. "roTl'" - ! a,.,,, 0n, , ArtUll, KlltM Krclioi, 0w AM at tb end of ih fii-t paragraph nf mid .section, after the words .hall Im rntitled to ZVVM WJW! wsimmii..., ol iimtt&ttA!tt 1 uiay enact," -..th.it the aid ncclloll .bull re.. I M4.Vt V.nY OoaliMcation of Blaeli.i. aia.ni . ' " 'vnl'ne years, if iikc . Jpst ws following- quallllcatlons, .hail ,, uutd to vote f n oleetiona, subjact however ioi.ui ii Kin rcimritiK anil rra;alaMns IbO ros Istratfon of eleaitora aa iba General Assembly nay enact: .' "lm" havebeen eotllsen ot the United Srateast leaal one month. g. b sin iiavo retidtd in the State on year i ' ""'""a Previously been a quallfled eleo- lvs rem .'. ... ....ii..' in . ii.'i. ni ii... . . . . . i.- i. .. t.i.rii eltlsen ol th. i therefrom and relumed unhm Immediate preceding the elee- mi v iii.ii.l h- 11 e alio.ll have resided In the election .li-trict ! " here he shall ..Iter his vole al leaal two months Immediately preeedltiRthe elei t t 4 I twenty two year of aire and upwartla, ha shall have paid within Iwn years a Htutenr county las. which slmll liave lieen asse lot least two month. ami paid ..i loaal one montb before the election jtmOadment Tw to Art, Bight, Section seven. i Strike out from said section the u "oeleettn shall bo deiirlveo ol the privilege ' a' voting by tea of Ilia name not ladna n- glstorod"1 and mill miiil n the rollowitig Kr:::;!::;:::!:;!:1;;1:;;!1;: ,0yMcaonly, provided that such laws may he uniform for . iticn ..f th. .. , ., .,, ,, I Hie said wet hall lead as follows Section '.. I i, if, .in. in .,( rtleello.i I Ml ,;i regulation the Ik.i. nm ,,f . . 1 1,.,,. i,. n cities ur f.ir th.- reglstral of elrx tors shall lie SrW Ii"1? heenacitii toopuiy eitie iy. provided mi nucu i. in I"' Turn. In i lass. A true cop) - ! ttiu Mime f the .hunt Secretary nf the i mill MENPMKN I 1 PIIOPI -I i 1 1 1 TltK i OXSTITI TION TO I II K i I I IKNmoK nils lUMMONWI ll.TIl foil Tit Kill Al'PlloVAl OH RKJElTION b TUB I IKS Kit A I. As -i:iiti.Y up nil; i om mi.n h kai.i ii op PUNNSYI.VANIA, Pl iti.lsHl.li ui UltDKIt tlK I'll I) HRf'HKTA III I ll' T IKI UMMII.NW KI I'll IN PI lisl S( KOI All I'll 1.1 Will UK I mi: i ONM'I'ITUI ln. A JOINT ItESOI.fTION Proposing an an Intent In the Constitution nt the t iniin .. . . .ni, Section 1. Pelt rnoclvil liy the Senate an.) House of Representatives of the t oiiiiuotiwealtli o( Ponnsylvanls In Ucueri! Aasemlily met I hat 'he following la prin .la-,,, iiiiiendme ,t tothe Constitution ol the t'ofw iwealth of I'enuaylvntiln in ac Iu,ti e a it I, tltoprovlaiotiH ill IhO Blglll th Ann le there,. I. Amendment. sinke .nit i .lion four of article, naeri in i lot e thereof, a- folios 'H Igllt, ami Seotton l. All elections by the citlsens -hall ho hy ballot or hy suelt other methotl as may he presoribed by law: Provided, That aecrecy ii voting be preserved, A ti ne oo py of the Joint Resolution, W, W. Hit I EST, seereiurv of the i uliiiuoliwealth, spoil. BD THE mit K. r Ci lijurcr Now, ladles and ircnile mcn, you will see I have passed the tpinrter Into Iho youth's pocket. lie will now produce it. Vokel Please, .r, I've only ;r"t 20 cents left. I spent the other nickel mi p. pcorn. Fun. prupos of K h i nit;, Ilow truly quafhtly humorous li tin design who plans to lead a tutt. r life . - Chit i n cord-Herald, t man's it llfty- u oral i mm- on lleenrd. Crawford Was there ever a wan worse liennecked than hi V Crabshaw Sure. I ... ! w a fellow who let his wife iiaiue tho baby after her first busbar, ?. Tears fnvilna. r Free Tuition AT A We have just received I catalogue of the Literary Institute and Slate Nonas School, located itBloomsburg, Pa. This school maintains levetal courses u study lor training' teachers, a Preparatory Collegiate Course, and courses in Voice and Piano. It is the only boarding school we have heard ot where students enter the ilming room at their leisure, anil order their meals to suit their appetite am; digestion as at a first class hotel. It has B taculty of College and Uni versity trained specialists, ahumlant apparatus of the latest and most ap proved kind, and every comfort and convenience for the students. Tuition has recently tieen made free for those preparing to teach. A letter of inquiry addressed to the Principal, Judson Perry Welsh, A. M., Ph. D., will bring valuable information to those seeking a good school. RIDER Wo anyone a retiubUt a bicycle. Write MEAD CYCLE f e - Vl I a. LM ul IS yrt DIRECT FROM DISTILLER! TO CONSUMER. Four Full Quarts! ofsaiMjr Lvprcss f 'rcpiiid. invs Dnltrr Protlti, I rtvtnti A Juf.-rjimnj. , OUR OFFER: Vie will send four 'nil! lunrt bottles el It. n in i l 1 ear I Mil llnuhle ( miner I DfstiHeS Kte for $3.20,1 - lllFBsalFl 1 prepaio, iiiiien Mi SMSnSEA III 11 I n I 11 11,11 li, lie ii, a when rei eived, return ill at our expense; we wills ret in o our 5 l.iv. Such Whhkey can't bt had tiuwhtrt tor li s), tiun sj, IRsrsssscssi Tl.ir.l Nat'l Itnnk, Dayton; Stale Nui'l li, ink. si. i., .ui-, or any of the Kx. C'o'i THE ttAYNT-K DISTILLING CO., I 220-232 West Fifth St.. D.ivton. Ohio. 1300-311 So. Seventh St., St. Louis, Mo. We goarantes Sbovt firm will do an 1 , DR. HAYNE'S, (TheOreal nermanSi li utlat) improved Double Kxtrm I of Sutko puriDa and ' lei y ( inmpnund Hi Clover, Beef and 12 Veiretablos, Roots :ii"l Herbs, ni" Minerals) cootn n- DOUBLE I be Curntivi h ol an v ono dollar Medicine in the. mar ket ami IhsIhTWIO its Ii fig. The greutesl Reiiioilv of tin Aco, killin.. all (iEliiMS. ilimtrovi .I nil MICRO ' BEi and ii sure and cur tain cure for KDNl'.V and LIVER disuses. Rheumatism, Nervousness, Dyspo iisiu. Malarin, Con tiiiutioti, Siek Headache mid all coippiuiuis ni in ing from impure bioml, itectular price 8100 p. r bottle IU i r. , but in oi r Hi ;et n intrtuluci ! in Ihis sec tion wn will sell tit SOct'iil p r bot tle or 4 botiles for 81. so until fut th- fr notice Do fiol wait. 01 !er n I if .VoU tiro ailing. The abovu tneilicilie is used ii Kill IlllSI'i l A I . .,,.,! I,y id the Hi. l.KAIUMi fHYHICIAN.S in world to day, t by all. Addies AON AW Apill Is .'It. Uitiun c me. REA ED Y CO. tun 1:. n v. WANTKI). Capable, reliable person -i i . erv county to renresi'tit larirc eouipauy "i solid , flnanc a! reputation; III le -.1 nry iier year, pay. an e weekly; ; I pei day absolutelj sure sml all gpenate; stralgnt. hona-tide. dellntto salary, o comniiaalon; salary paid each Haturday and Spense money ad van I each week. STAND I Utt) HOUSB.a lil Dearborn St., rhi, ago, rbloirrH,taea REVSVO ir.nii IM.'. RESTORES V1TALITV ".i Mitdct a Well Man of Me. Sr'H.UTJ'Qix nEMEBV TB I tW WE WANT m: jsW c"h"s '" I Wa V 4fZ W . Slvia vi.s-oio si els" , BBl '.laBSSsaassaasSgal ri sgrees. Ed 1 the '&Mcm war producea the abeam results ln'30 days. Itactl , ,. . Kniionnl Bank uf Wintel - " - mkSk .-..reu ohen 11 ntherofsll Hie I II St .1 1 P 1 1 11 1 Uniiaui . Vouna mon wilt reaain their lost manhood, and old men will recover tD. ir yomaiui vigor oy uaina RLVIVO. It quickly and aurely rentores Nrvou. oess, Lost Vitality. ImpotcDey, Nightly Eraliuilooa, LoBtPowor, Falling Memory. Wastlns DlaeaaM,aad ill effects of solf abuse orczceeaand IndlacreUoa, which unOta ono lor study. bu.iIr-FP or marrngo. !l DOtooIy cures by starting at thoeeat ot diecsae, but is a groat nerve tonic and blood builder, hrltig. Ing back tbo pink glow to pale cheeks and ro Itorlug tba Ore of youth. It wardn of! 1 1. ai.it y sad Consumption. InelRt on having RKVIVO, no other. It can bo carried in vest rocket. Dy mall 1.00 per package, or aii for 8)0 AO, with a poet tlve written guarunteo to core or refund the money. Circular free. Adaraas Royal Medicine Co., ,Ms2: foraalein Middleburgh, M1DDLLBIRGH DRUG Co. AGENTS WANTED in each towa to ride and exhibit a sample 1901 model bicycle of oar msaufacture. T0U CAN MAKE $10 TO 150 A WEEK fesides having a wheel to ride for yourself. 1901 Models SS$M to $16 '00 & '99 CSctiels e,$7 to $12 takea LnsdcMw Chicago retail stores, aDaj Q Jpfm luat-v too ttw.... w TW ship any bicycle Ord apprduii ta without a nut it posit M airuncti ami allow 10 DAYS FREE TRIAL. You tak absolutely no risk in ordering from us, as you tlo not need to pay a cent if the bicycle docs not suit you. I)n llflT DIIV " htel satfl m hae written for onr Uy nill DUI FACtOBV PIICIS and FIF1 Iklvl OFFEI. Thu lilieral offer hnj never lx.eu s,iailcd and is a guaiaatcc ol the quality uf our wheels m-rson iu eiieh town to .tislrihi.te . ,i .'.,,,. Bm. ... in today for free- catalogue and our special offer. C0.,Pf ISO J. Chicago. ik " i 1 1 Il VI .. .1 Ml JTK.KI) ' iM i KiiVI.-i ' .isjJ JUffiT SOVICt, I .'.i HfUl L IK l 'WRI T i ft::. DHOK ! n PAT L : 7 3 HO... lit THEM . A.r.OLCATE pC (SISTER ED ATTORNEY v PHJLADELPHIA.PA. 013 fill CSTSVL Tnu",t BUIlOli RUPTURE Write to Urn MOHAWK l:i:tl hi I N. V.. still lii. v will tell vii how- you your III PTI IfK or IIKIIMA ami ll II I A Homo, . i, euro ONLY inn) , an im.ii. v i.e i l in 1 1 In I- ol rliargi It ivill wait. Von w ill ii, -i ,,n 1 ni lino i'i nt I'on't ci l, mi t ll. Api il Jit. W AN I I Ii I'apal.ie. rnliiib'e person In every ci ly lo represent large company of -olid il nan. la I reputation; Ittsi snlnry per ;. . ar, pay utile weekly! I er day iihsolulely -ii..- au i all expenwa Irnight, bona tide dellnitu -alary. not -I isatoti; salary siiij each Saturdas and c -r nintuiy inl vain ed cacirweek, I'AMI A i:n IIOU.Ss, XI I Hen Horn St., Cb ago. 8-t-M TAT 10 NOTiri- Not! i herobyiclven iii.it Power o I ntforiipy in fai l Iiuh hoi 1 1 urantr-l hy Hip helrt In tli6 tfi iit'-'f' ail Kuttur, Into of I 'e ii n .ovuhlp, "nviltr (y I,, fit KM iwl, A 11 .erttiii knowiiiK tlioniiwh vn tu Imtiilitrtl lo utilil w. Inti Hhiiiitil 1 1 ink u InimciltAti' tityiiiottt nnil 1 1 -hnvliiK (.'ftfiiin iitfiittml it "-ho il ll prcneiil Ui6iii ii ul v ftiitheiilU'tttril for w'Uluniriit, AM. I.N H si: HldT, Attunisiy-lti f lot, Dunitftrn. !., Iilno I.IWH A Il I N l-T KA I t'i: SOTJI Let tlie estate of Hem Su'igln Into ,.1 v l'ei j twp , so y,, 1 , nunty, Pa., dec'il, having been granted t,. th,- inidi rlgi e l. nil pen.1111 kniiwiuu them selves Imli ted to said estate nre reipn d to iiiuke In payment, v Idle Uinne having est sent ibem dulj ami.. ited In 1 he 11 d. .1 i- SMI; . Poor Boy's Chances Parent: hould wc they hi ve it. I I llUilil g. I fi ' CHS, V. j. JONKS '.. . ver 1 1 nek, Is. V "Thro .1 nly out a ruuuii : ness ui 1 In I ne im li Hull ia . Detuinc, lud, bowels w iiilu move fi otn live limes a tiny, fbod n bottle 0 I berlain's Colic, Cholera and lioeu Ite'iH ii.v in I be houi n ai ai 1 i ti him four drop i'i n ti aspot tiful i water nml trol better al once. . i i i 1 11.1... . 1 .... . 1 ... 111!) Ui IIH .11 iiiui. inn ion. '. lion Ac- V oar Kidneys I Dr.Bobba'8iaraguaPI1liooroallklrtne) I Bam. put free. Add Sterling lloraedy Co.. Chicago or M.r. Mr. W. 8. Whedon, Cashier of set. IovMI, 111 il recent letter glVCS Borne experience with a carpenter in hiu eiiuil.iv. tlnil will be of value t" other mechanics. He says: "I bed acarpenti r working fT m' who was obliged to slop work ior several days on acoount Of beiiiK troubled with diarrhoea. I mentionedto him that I bud been similarly ttoublet.' and tlmt t'litimberlaiu's Colic, Cho eraainl Diarrhoea Kemedy had euro me. Ho bought a bottle of it from the drURjjist hero and informed me that one dose cured him, and he is is again :tt Lis work." For iale by the Middleburg Drugstore, r it