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To attend the Greatest Sale of Over
coats this Town Has Ever Known.
350 Overcoats at half price
On 11 purchase of $10.00 or more this store will pay your car
fare t Sonbury and guarantee to sell you Clothing for about the
same price that a great many other stores "pay" for it. This is
positively the only store in Sunbury doing a strictly cash business
and we can undersell them all.
Men's 110.00 Oxford Overfcoats 16.98
Men's S.00 Kesrey Overcoats 4.98
Hoys' 2.50 Oxford Overcoats 1.00
Hoys' 3.50 Oxford Reefers 2.39
BROSIOUS BROTHERS
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GLOBE WAREHOUSE
Keep These Truths in Mind:
We s.'ll i. tly - ' advertise. We are never "just
out" w o.i one asks for an advertised article. Further
more, we do not "color" our advertisements. We simply
tell the plain fact ; we claim our prices are lower than all
others; we claim that our variety 1 unot be matched in
Sunbury. Expensive experience elsewhere will convince
you that we hardly claim too much.
Ladies' Oxford Raglans
The most successful garment of the season. Q Yoke back aud
front, bell sleeves with euftV; in medium gray, 'and oxford real
value, g'20; our price, $17.oO.
Ladies' Raglans
In Oxford, Gray and Castor Meiton, half fitted back, full velvet
collar and a big seller at $10.
Ladies' Goats 27 inches long
All wool Kersey Couts, in Black, Tan and Castor, lined with
satin; the new style collars and cuffs. Regular price, $12.50;
our price, $10.
Automobile Goats 42 inches long
Make of Kersey, Tan, Castor and Black, half tight-fitting back,
with Ixjx front, elaborately stitched, satin lined. Real value,
$15; our price, $13.50.
Miss es' and Children's Goats
Misses' good quality Kersey Cloth, all newest shades, sold else
where tor $7.50; our price, $5.
Girls' All-wool Box Goats
Long and short, turn-over cuffs, notch collars, doubled breasted.
Ileal value, $7.50; our price, $5.
Ladies' Suits and Walking Skirts
Indies' Tailored Suits, Venetians or Serges, fly-buttoned or tight
fitting Coats; romain lined, new flare skirts, percaline lined,
worth $11.50; our price, $10.
Ladies' Walking Skirts
Iu Medium Gray, Black and Oxford, at $3.25, $4, $4.50, $5,
$5.75 to $lt).
Fine Table Linens
TIME TO (JET READY FOR THANKSGIVING.
62-inch Bleached Table Linen, our price, 50c per yard
70-uv-h Bleached Table Linen, our price, 75c per yard
70-inch Bleached Table Linen, our price, 98c per yard
72-tnch Bleached Table Linen, our price, $1.25 per yard
GLOLE WAREHOUSE,
MS Market St., SUNBURY, PENNA.
Snyder Count) Teachers, 1901-2.
ADAMS TOWNSHIP
Troxel'le Uraiu., H. V. Smith, Troxel'le
i mxeimi'riiii., n u. w. auer,
Mover's, O. A. Auraud,
PortAuu, A. W. Gill,
Good's, Lester Foreman,
Kiss', 4J. A. Mmm,
RKAVEK TOWNSHIP
Bea'rt'ntJram., Elmer Wetzel, Bea'rt'n
necoiiuury, J. A Wetzel, 1
Intermediate, J 1'. HsHsinger, '
Primary, Clara B Upecht,
Dries. Irwin Freed, 4
Boob's, J. W. Engle, 1
WEST BEAVER TOWNSHIP
McClure Gram., J. F. Hnook, Met 'lure
Aicuiure Prim., V. H. Uerbster, '
Bannerville, T. A. Winner.
Riegle, t'luiiey Baker, Ba'er'le
Mountaindale, C. E. Wagner, Crosrr'e
Fsirview, I. O. Wagner, McClure
Middleswarth's,M. E. Wagner, Ba'er'le
Verdant Lawn, L. C. Wagner, Lowell
CENTRE TO WNSII I P
Centre'leUrain., A.B. Hlieary, Pennsc'k
Centre'le Inter., L. c. liiiiKumai., "
Centre le rrim.,stclla 'rroutmun, "
lierge's, tiaUteStahL Mid'lcs'th
Hurt man's, EE. HIianitMcli. M'b's
"VKcr u, .1 j. MliailUMicn,
Herman's, J. A. Bowemox, Pe'c'k
CHAPMAN TOWNSHIP
Meiserville, Homer .Swartz, Hotter
Locust Grove, T. J. Nichols, MeKees
Houtz's, J. H. Kreitzer, Hotter
.Smith's, Jona. Itohrer, MeKees
Arnold's, P. II. Atlinger, Chap'n
Rohrer's, John Herrold, Hotter
Independence, Thorn, Herrold, Cbap'n
KRANKI.IN TOWNSHIP
Frank'n Gram.,J. J. Bolender, M'b'g
Frauk'n Prim., Eva Kothrock, 41
Pa't'n'le Graiu.,E.F.Harnar, Pa't'n'le
Pa't'u'le Prim., W. Zimmerman, "
Mover's, Maud. Gift, "
Gift's, Elda Graybill, "
Hassinger's, W. F. Howell, "
Erdley's, Thou. Kliambach, M'b'g
Gilbert's, L. C. Bacliman, "
Itenniuger's, Lottie Crouse, M
JACKSTON TOWNSHIP
Kratzer'le, H. B. H. Albeit, KraUer'le
Brous's, Gertrude Good, 44
rjlrlch'a, Alverta Walter, X.Berlin
Snyder's, Lillian Herman, Kratzer'le
Hazlett's, Itobt. Cornelius, N. Berlin
MIPM.EHURO HOROUQH
Principal, A. K. Gilbert, Middleburg
Inter., Edwin ('harles, 44
Primary, Lulu .Smith, "
MI I II H.ECKEEK TOW NSHIP
Smith grove, F. I. Jtoush, K reamer
bauer's, Win. Greeuhoe, Globe M.
Wetzel's, Frank Seaman, Kreamer
Meiser, G. 8. Erdley, Globe Mills
Krause's, G. Dunkelberger, 44
MONROE TOWNSHIP
8. D. Gram., T. A. 8tetler, Sha'k'n D,
8. I). Prim., Anna Fiss, "
VVagenseller's, Brian Teats, H. Wharf
App's, Cora Jarrett, Belinsgrove
Fisher's, Allen Shatter, Shreiner
Sander's H., A. B. Moyer, Sunbury
Beaver's, A. A. Bingaman, Pen'c'k
Chestnut K, P. L. Jarrett, sb reiner's
PENN TOWNSHIP
Salem, M. P. Herman, Selinsgr'e
Hill Eud, H. C. Hendricks,
Fair Oak, C. K.Fisher, Salem
Boyer's, H. Smith, Selinsgwve
Ott's, W. D. Jarrett, "
Bolig'a, Cath. E. Breimer, "
Crissiuger's, Michael Baney, Kantz
Kauu. Wm. A. Erdley, 44
Schouu's, Miss Lepley, Kratzer'le
PERRY TOWNSHIP
Fremont Grain, 'J. W. Sierer, M. P. M.
Fremont Prim., Frances Wiuey, Bich'd
Heister Valley, T. G. Arbogast, M.P.M.
Potato Valley, O. N. Kaltrlter, 44
Buckwheat N., Frank Ginerich.Ev'd'le
Morning Glory, W. A. Harding, Schnee
Bunker Hill, J.W. Arbogast, M.P.M.
Hoi len ba Jh's. H.E. Portline. Meiner'le
8ehu tier's, Mil. It bonds, Oriental
I WEST PERRY TOWNSHIP
' M !...., A T ir 1. I ii:..un..u
vnrau iiubus, a. j. uiiiv,muuut3iu
Stahl.s, G. A. Shatter, M. P. M.
Heister Yalley.l'. u. Shelly. Kichfleld
Gordon's, YV. A. Hornberger, 44
REI.INSOROVK BOROUGH
Priuuiiwl, R.L.Schrover. Bellnssrr'e
Assistant, S. M. Smyser, "
Grammar, Ralph Wagenseller, "
Assistant, 1). Ij. Gemberlinir. "
Secondary, Jennie Miller, "
Assistant, Anna Hess, "
Primary. Lydia Fisher, 41
Assistant, Algie Lamberaon, 44
SI'RINO TOWNSHIP
A. Oram., C. B. Kloae, Beaver 8.
A. Inter., Ira A. Kline, 44
A. Prim., Estella Romig, 44
Ewing's, A. W. Musser, Besvert'n
Bickei's, J. C. Herbster, Beaver 8.
Kiegle s, John Smith, 44
Ulsn'A, w. H. Kline,
Mover's, J. A. Aigler, Beavertown
Felker's, Clymer Romig, Beaver 8.
UNION TOWNSHIP '
Narrows, Howard Scholl, Dundore
VerdUla, Ida Stanl, Verd'la
Scholl's, G.K Scholl, P. Trevert'n
Witmer's, E. S. Wolf, Dundore
Horrold's, Ed. Shatter, P. Trevert'n
Herrold's, D. 8. Horrold, 44
P. T. Gram., T. O. Herrold, 44
P. T. Prim., J. D. Riegle, VerdUla
WASHINOTN TOWNSHIP
Principal, G. VV. Walborn, Freeb'g
Assistant, T. E. HofR 44 .
Grammar. Mary 8. Hilbish, 44
Intermediate, Mary E. Weaver, 44
Primary, Grace Hoffman, 14
Miller's. Rae Moyer. 44
Flint Valley, Bertha Shaffer,
KeicnenDacn's,j. w. jseisenhour
Red Bank, W. P. Brown.
Summit, Henry Pontius,
Neitz Valley, U. A. Shaffer,
White Top, F. H. Holsapple,
Jacob Hettrick,
Nathan Freed.
Beavertown
Beavertown
WJBST BEAVER TOWN8HIP
Jacob H. Heeter, McClure
Amos Howell, McClure
E. E. Middleswarth, MCclure
William Miller, Middlecreek
Jacob Gross, Banuerville
Emanuel Knepp, Crosgrove
CENTRE TOWNSHIP
John ( Grubb, I'ennscreek
Joshua F. Bingamen. Middleswarth
J. H. Hartman, Pennscreek
W. F.Sanders, Pennscreek
Phares Shambach, Middleburi;
Ammon S. Walter, Peunscreek
CHAPMAN TOWNSHIP
Levi Shaffer, Holler
Henry Swartz, Hotter
Ceo. B. Shaffer, Hoffer
John W. Teats. Meiserville
John S. Rine, McKces 1 Falls
Wellington A. Herrold, Chapman
ENENDALK, (Independence District)
William Giuerich, Eveiidale
Joseph Sellers, Eveiidale
S. A. Shirk, Eveiidale
John Ferster, Eveiidale
Win. H. Shellenbenrer, Eveiidale
Charles Arlxigast, Richfield
FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP
John Shambach, Pres., Swineford
A. G. Bashoar, Sec, Middeleburg
Isaac L. Brunner, Treas., PaxtooMe
Robinson Walter, Middleburg
Howard E. Shambach, Paxtonville
H. H. Attig, Paxtonville
JACKSON TOWNSHIP
Charles J. Beaver, New Berlin
Si G. Brou se, New Berlin
Thomas Leitzel, New Berlin
Lewis Miller, New Berlin
Benjamin Kline, Kratzerville
ST C. Hollenhach, Kratzerville
MIDDLEBURG IIOltOUUH
Harding Bargain Counter
When you want to get a neat and serviceable cloth
for aUress, I will give you a better quality of goods for
I he. money than any oilier dealers. If any one offers you
cloth for less money, it must be inferior to the quality I
sell. 2(Voent Dress Goods now selling for only lo cents.
Bargains In shoes.
Men's Split J Double Sole Shoes reduced to U0 cents.
Boys' Pine Caps
reduced from 50c to 10c.
LADIES' WARM FOOTWEAR at bottom prices.
I always pay highest priws for produce.
Ladies' and Misses' Rubbers reduced to 25c a pair.
Men's Rubbers reduced to 50c a pair while they last.
Ck to Oct AranKlntae.
Park Wlggton married a widow,
didn't he?
Lane Yes.
Parke I wonder how ha likes her
former husband? Puck.
Caaac aa Barest.
"I couldn't And anythlaf at that
cheap book counter Jones waa bragging-
about."
"Well, recollect he had been there."
Chicago Record.
Willi to Tit.
"What do you think ot b propor
tion to tax bachelors V asked the
sweat young thing.
"Oh, luxuries ought to be taxed,"
replied Mr. CruiUs. Smart 81 . .
MlDDLEBURGH MARKET.
Butter 20
Eggs 24
Onions 75
Lard 12
Tallow 3J
Chickens.... 6-7
Side 8
Shoulder 12
Ham 14
Wheat 70
Rye 50
Corn 60
Ofltfl (, ,f. . ,., 38
Potatoes 50
Bran perl 00. 1.00
Middlings" 1 10
Chop 1.10
Flourperbbl 3.76
Geo. H. Steininger,
Jacob Gilbert, Esq.,
Carlton Seebold,
W. W. Wittenmyer,
Dr. J. Y. Shindel,
P. S. Ritter,
Middleburg
Middleburg
Middleburg
Middleburg
Middleburg
Middleburg
MIDDLECREEK TOWKSHII'
Allen S. Row,
C. M. Straub,
Jarius Roush,
Thomas Sauer,
Johu S. Meiser,
Lewis F. Hummel,
Kreamer
Kreamer
Kreamer
Kreamer
Globe Mills
Globe Mills
M '04 ROE TOWNSHIP
B. F. Hummel,
Geo. A. Kau ff man,
Nelson Anpp,
Peter Klingler,
Hiram Stahl,
Jeremiah Hummel,
Shreiner
- Shreiner
Selinsgrove
Selinsgrove
Shamokin Dam
Shamokin Dam
PENN TOWNSHIP
Selin Herner,
Howard Row,
Isaac Row,
Charles Miller, Jr.,
Frank P. Custer,
J. Irwin Fisher,
Kratzerville
Salem
Selinsgrove
Salem
' Kantz
Selinsirrove
PERRY TOWNSHIP
David Woomer. Mt. Pleasant Mills
Albert Schnee, Mt. Pleasant Mills
Dr. Maraud Kothrock, Mt. P. M.
Jacob D. Shaffer, Oriental
Samuel Spotts, Meiserville
J. P. Wendt, Meiserville
. WEST PERRY TOWNSHIP
HENRY HARDING,
SCHNEE, PA.
SHOE BARGAIN COUNTER
ear
Boys' Shoe Bon Ton Toe, well made, good solid leather
reduced from Si. 25 to $1.00
Child's Button Calf, heavy school shoe has a uioe tip, re
duced from $1.20 to $1.00.
Some smaller sizes, same quality, reduced from 9,5c to 75c.
Ladies' Empress Dougola Button, formerly $2, now $1.35.
Ladies' Keystone Button reduced from $1.60 to 90c.
Patent Leather Tip, $2.25 'educed to $1.80.
Men's Plow Shoes from $1.00 up.
Men's and Boys' Boots
Boys' Boots reduced from $1.75 to
Men's Boots reduced from $3.00 to
$1.25
$1.75.
The entire stock of Boots and
Shoes are well made of superior
leather, carefully sewed and with
out a blemish. They must go at
reduced prices to make room fo
new stock.
Dry Goods
Good unbleached Muslin from 4c up.
The best Prints, 5c and 6c.
Dress 7oods that will wear for years a large stock, low prices
Warm Foot-wear
We have a large stock of lumber men's socks, good
heavy warm goods made of reliable materials.
Felt Boots, that will stand hard wear and keep out
a l l j mi ; i P 1
luouoiu, mo prices are away aown.
BROSIUS & MINIUM,
Alt. Pleasaa Mills, Pa.
J. W. Garman,
H. W. Snyder,
Jacob Foltz,
Henry Leitsel,
Allen Shellenberger,
Samuel Graybill,
Stroubtown
Richfield
Richfield
Richfield
. Richfield
Richfield
SELINSGROVE RORCUOH
Henry L. Philips, Selinsgrove
Dr. A. R. Potteiger, Selinsgrove
D. S. Sholley, Selinsgrove
M. O. Snyder, Selinsgtove
Prof. Wm. Xoetling, Selinsgrove
John W. Rhamstine, Selinsgrove
SPRING TOWNSHIP
We oll attention ol aur mdm to the ad.
T.mmmeni 01 ine uajrner uiMlliln Vo..
which appear. Ia tbli 1mm. Tfciala arallabM
mtm war wdimct ia
th. world for lta parity. fS.K aacarw fJtufull
School Directors, taws.
The following is a list of the
directors of the various districts of
Snyder County :
ADAMS TOWNSHIP
C. F. Fetterolf, Troxelville
C. P. Fiss, Troxelville
C. G. Bingaman, Troxelville
Henry H. Thomas, Troxelville
A. L. Shrader, Troxelville
John Spaide, Troxelville
REAVER TOWNSHIP
Daniel Hassinger, Beavertown
Isaac Dreesc, Beavertown
F. E. SpeohL Beaverfenrs
James II. Kline, Beavarfown
Harrison Shrader,
A. M. Auraud,
Moses Benfer,
H. H. Laub,
Wilson Dreese,
Charles Maurer,
Troxelville
Beaver Springs
Beaver Springs
Beaver Springs
Beover Springs
Middlecreek
UNION TOWNSHIP
James N. Houser,
John S. Rice,
Elias Herrold,
George Wenttel,
Daniel Wolf,
J. I. Aucker,
Port Treverton
Port Treverton
Port Treverton
Dundore
Dundore
Dundore
WASHINGTON TOWN8H1P
Frank Specht, Pres., Freeburg
Chas. W. Dreese, Sea, Freeburg
J. H. Hendricks, Treas., Freeburg
John Straver. Freeburg
H. A. Klingler, Freeburg
M. Rufus Miller, Freeburg
a ( tka UmmM.
Mrs. Blnks Headache this mom
lug, eh? Humph! What caused
that?
Mr. Blnks I tr don't knew
aetlj, bat I remember I had a sort
of a rush of blood from holding; my
head down during thai leaf prajral
Pssda before Ust. If. X. Weakly,
Tell stgBataie Is en ererr bos of the gennlae
Laxative BrorooHuioine T.buu
a COM
Friendly Treatment Ba E.oifk.
Towne I'd hate to have that man
tor an enemy.
Browne Who is he?
Towne I don't know; but he
punched my head once.
Browne Well, if he wasn't an ene
my I'd like to
Towne Oh, you see it was all a
mistake. After be punched me he
said: "Excuse me, Buddy, I took yer
fur m friend o' mine." Philadelphia
Preas,
1 V
WOMEN AND JEWELS.
Jewels, candy, flowers, man thai
ia ine oraer 01 a woman a prefer!
ences. Jewels form a magnet o
mighty power to the avarare wo
. . "itreeiH'Sioi an jeweii
health, is often rained in the strenu
oub efforts to make or aava mona
to purchase them. If a woman w9
risk her health to get a coveted gen
then let her fortify herself again!
toe iDwuuoug conseqenoes ol coii
coias ana Drononial affections by ti
regular use 01 ur. Uoscbee s tie
man syrup. It willpermamntly
res consumption in its early stag
ami heal the affected lungs at
bronchial tubes and drive tnedrea
ad disease from the system, it
aot a cure-all, but it ia a eert
cure foa eouahs. colds and bronc
al troubles. You can get Dr. O.
Green's reliable remedies at tl
Middleburgh Drug Store.
Get Geen's Special Almanac.
AN HONEST COJCFBSSIO!.
Ve Study Mi!
We make a feature of prepar
ing printing that is profitable.
That Is we make It
profitable to our patrons!
We study types and effects to
Insure attractive arrangement,
and we believe you'll appreciate
how we handle your work. From
a card to a catalogue we want to
. figure on your work.
POST.
' Middleburgh. Pa.
Mrs. NewWwed You told fa
would have to give up luzuief
only allow ours aires neoessit-
Mr. Newlywed That's rigna-
Waarlwwa But T0U
homo in a hack last niaht; tbst
luxury.
Mr. HewlTwed Er-erth
necessity, say h-aMH