PnblUhed Erery Tbaradiy lUralai
3B0 V. WAQBNSalXSR. A. II lOITOK UTO OWUM.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
11.04 per year paid In adranea. I.OA per year It not Mid
i ki. i i i ' .
LOCAL BISTORT.
Aertl(n- Katra. i.l cent, per Una, nonpareil measure
me. for nrl tnert1nt. and 20 centa per Una lor each aubae.
qr.pl Inwrtinn. fOFKICK. N'eartne County Court Uoum.
DOTwevn sue rirwr auonai nana ana ine uminiyjaii.
Vol. xxxix. Seitkmiikk 11, 1902. Number 36
Republican Standing Committee.
A.lam T.P. F1a J. T. Shawver.
IVavrr ( hiM K. Irfwc. II. II. Kaut.
heaver Went-J. W. linker, Pavid Kenntnger.
Centre W. A. Xapp, L, Hmuaman.
Chapman lowph lnic, T. K. Lriiihl.
KranMin J. 1'. Ilackenhurir, U. K Metier.
,laokonJ. 8. Yeahck, Wm. Martin.
MiddlehurK-Kiank Seolit, Hanks W. Toder.
Middlevreek-M. K. Krdley, J. M. Maurer.
Monroe II. C. Ilendrtcka. II. K. Plotter.
I'eiui Joiph R. Hendrtrk. I. N". Jar ret t.
Perry A. V. Valentine, K. K. Bnver.
1'erry Wet-J. S. Winer. J. Z. Htrawacr.
fcetiiMKaove J. r rank Keller, J. A. l.udwlg.
Spring C K. Kloae, l. Harr'aon Snook.
I'nlon J.Ct, Stalil.
W aldington W. K. Brown, Myron . Moyer.
RF.rrni.irAN Ticket.
For Murernor.
Samurd W. Peiiinpiicker.
For Ue'ih'nant-tJovernor.
William M. Brown.
For Svrotarv of Internal Affaire.
Isaac B. Brown.
For Coiiuress.
El. M. Hummel.
Sutyect to district confpreure.)
For Awralily.
F. C Bowetsox.
For StierttT.
Clias. E. Sanipscl.
For Troasurvr.
1. Norman A pp.
For County CommlsMoiifrs.
Harrison Mover.
JonatSian Kcirhcuhnch.
For tmnty Auditors.
Chas. M. Arlwgast.
John M. liovor.
For Coroner.
A. J. Herman.
Peons Township Settlers Prior to 1800.
CONTINUED FROM LAST WEEK. .
77
The following imperfect list of the inhabitant
of Penn's township is taken from the duplicate
of Christian Seocrist, collector for this year, dup
licate Iteing mutilated: Adams, (Jeorge; Albright,
Jacob; Albright, Fredrick, Arnold, Casper;
Arnold, Lawrenw; Augustiue, Ilierouimus;
Ault, Michael; Rait, Adam; Rander, Adam
Baker, Wm.; Berst, IVter; Rear, Jacob; Bickle,
Tobias; Rombergcr, Jolin; Bower, IVter; Bower,
Henry; Bright, John; Rressler, Nicholas; Brouse,
Jon.; Bran, Martin; Bombach, Geo.; Crean, Jon;
Hassinger, Jac.j I lostirman, Peter; Hosterman,
Jacob, junior; Jacob, Joseph; Jorday, Peter;
Jordan, Philip; Jost, Casper; Kerstetter, Mi
chael; Kerstetter, Bastian. Keller, Michael;
Kebler, John; Kline, Andrew; Kline, Jacob;
Kline, George; Kline, Stophel; Kroo, Godfrey:
Kremer, Peter; Krenicr, Daniel; Graybill,
(Krebill,) John; Kreger, Henry; Krail, Michael;
Laudenslager, George; Seiver, Adam, inmate.;
Ixwis, John, inmate; Inpley, Michael; U-ist,
David; Ix-mlcy, Ijeonard; Livingood, Jacob;
Lively, John; Livengood, F.; Livey, Peter;
Iiowrey, George; Ioiig, Christian; Livengood,
George; Maurer, Lawrence; Maurer, Peter;
Manning, Richard; Markley, Peter; Markley,
Simeon; Martin, Frederick; Mensch, Charles;
Menich, Simeon; Meiscr, Michael; Meiser, John;
Meiser, John; Meese, Thomas; Miser, Henry;
Miller, Henry; Mill.;r, Christain; Miller, Fred-
eriek; Miller, Devvalt; Miller, George; Moon,
lllium; Mum, Casper, junior; Motz, George,
inmate; Motz, John; Moore, Andrew; Moon,
Casper, senior; Motz, Michael; Mull, Anthony;
Murray, Alexander; Myer, Charles; Myer, Jac
ob, junior; Myer, Jacob, senior; Myer, Alexan
der; Myer. Stophel; McQueen, John; McKean,
llliain; Newcomer, Francis; Nees, William;
Newman, Jacob; Nell, Jacob; O'Brien, Patrick;
Pull, Dewall; Pyle, Peter; Roger, Michael; Reed,
John; Reagcr, Adam, junior; Reichenbach, John,
aeoior; Beicbenbich, John, junior; Reed, Casper;
Ream, John; Riddle, Yost; Kichart, Heury;
Righter, Chnstaio; Right, Ellis; Row, George;
Row, George, junior; Row, John; Row, Martin;
Roush, Casper; Roush,- George; Robert, John:
Rush, John; Ryne, Henry; Sense, Frederick;
Seeerist, Christain; Sehrock, John; Schrock,
George; Shaffer, Peter; Shaffer, Andrew; Shaffer,
Ludwig; Sharret't, Jsc Sherrick, John; Shed
derly, Andrew; Slmlleiitxrger, Lawreuce; Shock,
Mathias; Simeon, Joseph; Smith, Jolin; Smith,
Nicholas; Snyder, Hartnan; Snyder, Simon;
Snyder, Anthony; Snider, John; Snevely, Abra
ham; Swift, John; Spayd, Jacob; Sjiees, Jacob;
Stees, Jacob; Steel, John; Stephen, Adam; Stin
ley, Daniel; Stijleiuan, Jacob; Straup, Peter;
Strayer, Matiiias; Strump, Casjwr; Stroam,
Christain; Stock, Melchior; Summeronser, Hen
ry; Sutton, Stephen; Swengle, Michael; Swartz,
John; Swift, John; Swoab, George; Trester, Mar
tin, junior; Trester, Michael; Truckcnmiller,
Peter; Troutner, George; Ulrich, (eorge; Wales
John; Wallace, Samuel; Walter, Ludwig; Wat
tcr, Jacob; Warfel, Henry; Weaver, Michael
Weiser, Peter senior; Weiser, Benjamin, Ks-
quire; Weirich, Peter; Weirich, William; Whit-
nier, Peter; Whitmore, Michael; Wittenmycr,
Andrew; Witte-nmyer, Ludwig; Wing, Hugl
Wise, George; Worrah, or Wtxnlrow, Ludwig
Zvllar, John; Zerbach, Rirtel; Zimmerman,
Stophel; Zanzinger, Adam. Single men Rick
le, Simon; Dellman, Andrew; Dill, Leonard;
Dunkle, Charles; Garret, Henry; Huvelock,
Jacob; Isenhower, Fmlerick; Kremer, Daniel;
Kerstetter, Martin; List, Andrew; Maxwell.
James; Meshall, Daniel; Miller, Conrad; Myst,
John; Rickert, John; Stronp, John; Snider.
Stophel; Stock, Peter; Weaver, Jolin; Zeller,
lieury.
i;;8
Aumiller, Philip; Rider, Cieorfe: Rartces.
Christopher; lk'arsh, IVter; Regel, Thomas; Ben-
lord, George; Rillman, Abraham; RicUle, John;
Jioinson, tatharnu; Bowerman, Georue; Rower
man, John; Rtrald, Adam; Rowersox, Paul;
lioreniinginan, IVter; Rillinger, Adam; Biaucht,
I'aniel; lirenard, iraneis; Ruchtel, John
TO HE CONTINUKl) NEXT WEEK.
Crew Fired Her After German War
, ship Demanded Surrender.
WAS CHARGED WITH PIRACY
Before German Sailors Could Take
Pcossiar efCrete-a Pierrot RUniet
- Brxke Out On Her, and the Panther
I' Fired Cn the Vewel Until Stw: Sank.
Cape Har-in, Havti. Sert. The
imntcat Crcte-a Pierrct. which was m
tie sorrice cf the Firir.inist pa-?"- tas
teen sunk at the ectranoe of the har
tor cf Gor.aives by the G-.TSiar. pun
boat Panther. The crew of the C'rete-a-Pierret
left her before she wen: down.
The Gerai p-Jtir-cat Par.ther ar
rjTei a: Port Au Prince Seftexber I.
axi re-.eivri ii5U-j:t:cs fros the
Gerrrar. p?ve siect to rarv.:re the
Finr'.::: p-aat Cre:e-a-P;er;et She
left : r.e'.:a:e:? for Gosa:ve. the
sea: cf the F:r-;sUt povern-.er.:. The
Pa;:h-r foun i the Cre'.e-a P;-rre: in
the fcarior cf G-;na:Tes, a-i the com
easier cf the German r- ta
!cr!sei Ai::ra2 K.'.:.:'k. cn the Crete-
Pierre:, that he cus: remove t'.s
ere w an: srrenier h.s ressrl m
n:z-:i ::-e Al:ra: K.:'.:ck tsked
tilt ti: :: exteniei to li tin-c:-
Th.s re;es: -ts grar.-.e-i. cn
U f.n:.:.-.n :ii a 5 ar.i am
isit.:s -- the Cre:-a P.erre:
h'.;:i i-i iinf'.ne-i whtn h-r crew
if: her
The '.rew r- ' Z 7 ' - ':' . -" -'
Cli: i-t'r 1-:: rreit 1.5--::er A:
tie i -.n-;-.e- Pan-.--: en:
a. t -1 'Mrry.zz in c'.e: ani
t'j i.i were v. m joss--ti:c
:f ue r...n.r. r.n:..iv V.'hen
tle r. - i.ai arr.Te-i 1: a ;..n'. a:o ;:
V. jir:i f..- ts Crevt-i-I'ierren
ilS 1"r -rn V. 1
r" ::y 7-e Pan-
tier "1 fri iei: 'i Ce-i P.rr-:
in-j. vv- ' ..-.";.. r ;rv.enei
Ti..".T .-.' 1.. were tr?-.
r. f..nr ier ri.nr.
tii?; :: i .-t: - ry. :. :-i are
the action of the Crete-a-Plerret was
piracy, but it was not then known
whether satisfaction would be de
manded from General Firmin, or
whether the result of the revolution
In Hayt! would be awaited.
A - .t I
""ucu l" -uuuuoBB Bll me nrcmen, week. Most of tn? attag up0n the
'whether they came from Canada,, imxrimn for h,v n,i,in.. i
RIVER A STREAM OF FIRE
Interecting Sights From the Eruption
of Ssufriere Volcano.
KT.f'.r.wa. Is:F.nd of St. Vincent,
Tert. 9. The sights In the Windward
district c: thi3 island result'ng from
the ervti-r. of the Soir.riere volcano
Septi:v.. r i arc v. ry interesting. The
P.aa!ir.c;a river ev, n now- is a stream
of f,re a c; sarer of a rjilo wide. The
prer!,r j -ir: cf the Knalacca estate
Is wr.i; ;e'. in vajwr. and there are
min:ic err:; -vvry where. The river
ted is ( on'. :r.':a!'.y throwing up col
ukcs an l dt-nse c! Mid? of steam, mud
and p-; Mes. The land has spread
farther seaward, anl is chancing con
siira! ly the appearance cf the dis
trict from what it was prior to Sep
tember 3. This was probably caused
by the ejecta that flowed down the
slopes fi'.hng the sea about the coast.
Fifty laborers, deceived by the ap
parent quietude of the volcano, were
working within the Cre zone at the
extreme north of the island when
they surely saw evidence of an ap
proaching disturbance of the moun
tain, tu: were unable to leave the
ir-s: before electric flashes and an
outpour of pase drove them to their
shelter, where thy remained, at the
base cf the mountain, throughout the
terrible c'.rtt. while forked lightning
darted In all d:r"-tions arouaj them.
The men miraculously escaped un
hurt ni have arrived at Kingstown.
Go-ed to Death By a Bull.
Ha.-r.ib-rj: Pa.. Sept. S. Samuel ' good fireman
Mi cn vri
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Ki.'i.'.c.t.'.i .t it vi
Htrff. age-i f.Z yean, for many years
crcJicaotarr of York county, waa
j-.re-d to death ty a ball Saturday
Tuning at his farm near New Cum
berland. Mr Huff had gone to a field
Vj dr.re the animal to another pasture.
Tie b-11 b-e'.ame itabboro. and when
Y.T H;? r.ie-i a club the animal
li'.wed fght. A farm hand, eing
ti battle hwtened to Mr Hjff 1 as
iit's'.e b.-t the Utter waa dead be
1 .re tie b;i: c-zjld a driven away.
f'.J'i XZlfTX. Wo-tn cf Arrbtrg.a.
. ht'i?.. lli.ll . J' V Ac
.::. to f.";tA.n Oi:ier. of tf.e
i'i7.: Vtr.i a fe'Vyry, w.'.l'.n ii at
. . y.r. f.-vr. -irata, '.'ar Vtrde
1- n 1 tie Ki'r.ner FraL, nu
Jjft,fd for i-,raa ticked
a l-..tr. '.f .-.'. -rr ?i 1 e!:.-:atd to
e ?-. IT. :u t.'.e ja-itivse
1.."
Mexico or Oyster Bay." After an ad
dress of w elcome in behalf of the state
by Governor McMillan, and an address
by Grana Master Sargent, President
Roosevelt was introduced by Acting
Grand Master Hannahan. His recep
tion was most enthusiastic, the au
dience rising to its feet and cheering
"I believe emphatically," Mr. Roose
velt said, "in organized labor. The
worth of an organization depends upon
its being handled with the courage,
the skill, the w isdom, the spirit of fair
dealing as between man and man, and
the wise self-restraint, which I am
glad to be able to say your Urother
hood has shown." The president
spoke of the necessity of work. "1
pity tV.e creature who does not work.'
he sai 1, "at which ever end of the so
tial school he regards himself as be
ing." He said the law of work well
done secures the successful American
life.
"A great deal can be accomplished,'
he said, "by working each for all and
all for each, but we must not forget
that the first requisite in accomplish
ing that is that each man 6hould gc
on and work for others by working fot
himself. I feel that organizations like
yours have a tonic euect upon the
whole body politic. It Is a good thing
that there should be a large body ol
our fellow citizens who exercise th(
old qualities of courage, daring and
resolute, unflinching, willingness tc
meet danger at need, and that there
should be a profession whose mem
bers must year in and year out di
play these qualities. All the organiza
Hons In the world won't make a cow
ard or a shirk a good engineer or a
and the best constltu
tion will work but ill If we hare not
in the average citizen something thai
stands aa far above Intellect as Intel
lect does above mere brute strength
character that is composed of hones
ty, of courage and of hard common
sense."
'TO MOVE AGAINST M0ROS
General Sumner Ordered to Lead Coi
umn Intc Macir. Country.
Manila. Sept. &. General Chaffet
taa ordered General Sumner, com
manding the department of Mindanao,
to leai a column against the Marin
VoT't In bin order General Chaffee
sufge.u that eight companies of In
fantry, two trvps of cavalry and one
Uttery shall form at Camp Vicars,
Ialand of Mindanao. It is enacted
within a
IT. .-: .u t.-.e Tha , that the column will move
Tt '.' t" V.-5 t Fkttrrjtr. Me B
v.vt , fc;-. i Pre:
:. -.r." 1 :, J-rfS-.r'.kf a at eie.''!
;' '.ssfA-jf.'.f! V,:yu:, j;- at
A Bad Breath
.v.
.ill.' i.' tt 14 wr. v 'w r H!
f , XA..'. V'iVAA f.'.'IHM'.
'UW t il ix.r "Ai.. 1 .) ( r
vj ' :"ii4CX i ej- etnr.v .'.
A bad breath means a bad
stomach, a bad digestion, a
bad liver. Ayer's Pills are
""f ' - i livtr pills. They cure con
ZZXXZZZ tipation, biliousness, dys-
,r t,j - ty j;u'. Ma I pepsia, sick headache.
a va.A.VA 'f 'Ji,; I lit. All artiU.
v. t-vc 1 '"juXsm: vf 7- U j
aut;vw vlvu vr w4 a Mub!l
BUCKINGHAM'S DTElThSttr.
the Macln country. This movement
Is to be directed against hostlles, sev
eral of whom are enumerated in Gen
eral Chaffee's order. General Sum
ner Is directed to require the hostile?
to give a satisfactory pledge to re
frain from aggression in the future
There are several Moro strongholds
In the Macln country. It is not defi
nltely known where the first opposi
tion will be encountered. This will
depend upon General Sumner's course
after moving. General Sumner is di
rected to protect the friendly natives.
Prominent Doctor Seriously Scalded.
Philadelphia, Sept. 8. Dr. J. Wyllif
Hassler, of this city, was very seri
ously scalded yesterday as a result ol
a collision on the Vennsylvanla Rail
road near Broad Street Station, this
city. A shifting engine ran into a New
York express, tearing out the steam box
of the locomotive on the express train.
Dr. Hassler attempted to escape from
the train through a car window and
was enveloped in live steam. He will
be badly disfigured for life. No one
else was hurt Dr. Hassler was re
turning fom Long Island Sound, where
he assisted in performing an operation
on Bradford B. McGregor, son of the
late Ambrose M. McGregor, one of the
millionaires of the Standard Oil Com
pany. Did Not Set Dogs On Teddy. Jr.
Arlington, S. D., Sept. 6. There is
no truth in reports that Populist far
mers set their dogs upon young Theo
dore Roosevelt and his hunting party.
Farmers have posted notices to stop
hunting on their premises, but these
were aimed no more at young Roose
velt than the obscurest hunter. Poll
tics had nothing to do with the post
ing of notices, as practically all the
farmers banded together to enforce
the game laws and prohibit transients
from trespassing.
Harding Dargain Counter
I have just returned from the Eastern cities with a fi
liDe of Spring and Summer eooda at prices that DKFv
COMPETITION.
A Few Bargains
Lavru ami OrjjanJies 5c.
Yanl wiile muslin worth 7c must goat 5c.
Prints, as low as 4c and up.
Table oil cloth, 12o and up.
Shoes
Men's heavy plow shoes, 90c.
Men's heavy split peg tap soles aud iron heel rim, $1.3
Ladies' fine dongola shoes worth $1.50 marked to $1
00
10
Come to See the full line of
Work and Dress Shirts.
HENRY HARDING,
SCHNEE, PA,
Dashing, Pure Newspaper
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If so, don't fail to come to our
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I We can suit you In
style and prices,
from the cheap
est to the better
grade.
it
IE
B&d-room Soils
Hard wood, golden oak finish X
Only $12.50 I
Mattresses - $1.90
Hedsprlngft - $1.25
Good XVlalto
IDzactxxiol X3o3 2
wltlx i?xlniift T
1 liair., Jlirf Har., i iiiu iim, nil. fa
WNr'ii, rmiti'r mini vttmmff r.a
Uueloii laMut, llalty ( arrlaxM
ai4 Oo-arU,
M. If AUTMAN rUUMTUKU CO,
MlDDLEBURGH MARKET.
Butter lG
Kgp lG
Onions 75
Lard 1G
Tallojr 3J
Chickens.... 7
Side 12
Shoulder 16
Ham 10
Wheat .,
Rye....
Corn...
ft
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a.
Oats
Potatoes
Bran perl 00.1.2
Middlings " 1 3'
Chop l.
FlourperbbMJ
Central State
Normal School,
Lock Haven, Penn'a.
J. R. FLICKINQER, A. M., Sc. D,
Principal.
Fall Uirni oiiciim Kcitt. 8th, lUOi
Ofl'ura freo tuition to prosjioctive t
crs.
Till. In.tlliilliin I. on ol fureuiort
mat Sclionl. ol Ilia Hint.. Ha. Ilia handW'
aiidmiMtuirHl.ru luillillni., a
-.11 edw
la.ulty. and a uauiillful Imiatlmi. It alo &
axiwllanl uouma. In
Music)
Elocution,
Shorthand,
and luta ail allanl aallaaa Dr.Mratorr
irtiii.nt, Kip.iiMa Kliwilulaly lowaf tt
any ulhai Inallliilliin of aiial runic,
addr.af, fur IHuatraM eataloiru.
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