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A. WEEK'S HEWS COHDESSED. '
Wednesday, September 10. .
California yesterday celebrated tbe ;
14 anniversary of her admission to the
union.
James T. Kaye. cf Topeka. Kas.. was
f-enteni-el to 27 years In the penlten- 1
tiary for the murder of his wife. '
John l.v.ia. a n-sro. who assaulted
Susie Ci'stenbader near Alexandria,
Vs., ln?t ,V:ne. was uan;;ed at Montrose,
Va., yostcr lay.
Ex-C.overnor Foster M. Voorhees, of ,
New Jersey, was named as the receiver I
lor the Ht-uublk- Savings and Loan !
Assorlaticn. of Newark. '
CiiHirpe 1. Meyer. Vnited States am
baiwnilnr to Italy, wlio underwent an
operation for aiiiT.(!iiitis at Hamilton, 1
Mass., U rapidly reroverlng and will '
ehortly return to Rome. j
Thursday, September 11.
The navy department has assigned
Captain Kum-ne K. 0. Leutze to com- ;
tnand the new battleship Maine.
The new building of the Ottawa I'nl
Tersity. at Ottawa, Kan., was burned
yesterday. rr.'ailin; a loss of 50.000. '
Henry (Irmly, of Atlanta. Ga., who'
disappeared from Norfolk. Va., last Frl-'
day. was fo'ind In New York yesterday. !
J. 11. Andrei's, tashier of the Helena
VA'at r Woi k. ll 'leua, Mont., was ar
testi il on a charge of embezzling is,.
00.
The Democratic state convention of j
New Hampshire yesterday nominated
Henry F. Hollls. of Concord, for gov
ernor. Friday, September 12.
Senator Htveridge. of Indiana,
oih'ucH the Republican campaign In
Utah lat ni:;ht at Ogden.
Robert S. McCormick. I'nlted States'
ambassaiinr to Vienna, Austria, will
aaJl for the I'nite.l States on the 17th
inst.
Garland Sniit'.; and Kdward Cuddy
were arrested at l'.'.laski, Va.. yester
flay, charm (1 with killing a mine guarl
ait Godfrey. W. Va., last month.
Vire caused by a spark completely
KUtuvl tiu S'.oti' wall Cotton Mills, at
Stonewall. Mi;., jtsurday. The loss
Hill exceed JUS.1''".
Saturday, S:ptember 13.
Alexander P.. nl. fonrer c"v-
vrnur of the District of Columbia, died
at Itatopilas. Me , yesterday.
Fire at Prentice, Wis . yesterday
Imrned o it a whole block and part of
another, catkin.: a loss of over $150,
O00. President Rooscclt has appointed
Charles A. lionaparte. ot ISammore, a
member i f the beard of
mission, -s.
Black Hair
"I hsee uied your Hair Vi..t,- v
for five vcar3 ar. 1 rtn i v
pleased v.ith it. . .
stores the erv'.u.-l :' r t. .
hair. !: keej-s r.'v V: r.'.ft."--f
Helen K:l!:cn::' rtrt;.ir.'. .
Aycr's ih:
been restoring cr:
gray hair fcr y- .
and i: ncv: .,- iu j t , .
this work, d::.i.
You can rely upon i: .'
for stopping ycur hair :j
from falling, for Keeping ji
your scalp clean, and fcr
making your hair grow.
11.00 a bottle All draultte.
If your dnimri't cannot minrlv von.
tend u n dollar ami e will eiprtM
tdu a iwttle. lie nuro ami irlvi
uf your nearest exnreiii office. Address,
j, c. Air.K co., ixmeu, alas.
Kcdiucl Kates to Washington, P. C.
For tlie Thirty-sixth National Kn
cnmiinieiit, (.. A. K., to tie held lit
Washington, I. C , October 8 to 11,
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
will sell rounil-trip tickets to Washing
ingtoti from all points on its lines ut
rate of single fare for the round trip.
Tickets will he on sale from October 4
to 7. inclusive, mid good to return un
til October 1 1, inclusive. Hy deposit
ing ticket with the Joint Agent at
Washington between October 7 and 14,
and the payment of 50 cents, an ex
tension of the return limit to Novem
ber : may be obtained.
For spec-ill i' rates and further infor
mation apply to nearest ticket agent.
oseinXnce 7377
An Ordinance, lirithti.tg f rmi!Jon ti A, i.
Scholl, t'arl V. KpnH-l mle unit their aiKn.
a proiM'-Hnl corpor.ition to t. utllrtl ami known
at I llK 1 1 lll:ill KJ KI.K ' i KU' COMPANY
i hereinafter to be mrtitionpil m the onid pro
( ot il lurpornlioii) to occupy Hie street., lanes
mid alleys of the borough of Muldlcburir. i'a ,
vit!i poles ntul wirejt tor (he purpose of mip
1 '! I .iwht, Heat an1 l'oucr by means of
e tr . :ty
s t . u : He it ortlaincil hy the Town Coun
cil nf the borough of Midttleburg. Wnyder t o.,
la. in Town 'outlet I a-Hnniled, and it is here
by emu-ted and ordained by authority of Hie
tame, that pertulPMion be and the name U here
by enuctcd and ordained by authority of the
.ime. th.it perinift-un be and the name i here
by granted to the naid proposed corporation
their successors Mid. iwkiw, to erect and main
tain roles anl wires with nccesaary tlitures
iin the streets, lane and alleys of 'tAid bor
ough, for the purpose of supplying Light, Heat
and Cower bv means of eltctricit v. within tb
!ntl;'in rnmJ Umilsofsaid borough
turn I( iB ilttUvr oria,ne,i by the s;iid town coun.
cil that an agreement tthall be embodied herein.
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LNETT BROS.
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"Buy from us and save money."
lleuieuiber what you save in bujing is easily earned.
Jt will pay you to come and see our
complete line of
MERCHANDISE.
We are making a drive in many lines and we would
especially say now is tbe time to buy your Straw
Hats at a greatly reduced price.
SUITS...
From $4.00 up to $10
These are Suits that sold
formerly at from $6.00 to
$1500.
A complete line of up-to-date
Wool Hats at all
prices and all grades.
SHOES.
We carry tbe most complete line of Sboes ever car
ried in Middleburg.
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fill
The lories of Mr. End Mrs. Charles
L. Fair, who were killed in an auto
mobile accident in France, were
buried at t-an Francisco yesterday.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany has placed an order for 200
freight locomotives with the Baldwin
IxK-omotive WufVa, Philadelphia, to
cost mure than '"13.0C0.0iJ0. . .,
. Msnciay, September 15.
w hereby the aid pruKMed corporation their
iuc'or mill o-inn shall furiiii.lt light fur
strevt r.urpn.' for uid btrough, hy twenty
i AJ or mtir' Mtrntitleaent lifrlitii. of eitlier IA 0.
i'., 32 C. Y . it ' C I', asthe said council my
neeflt.M no. ot'ilinif 6 0l p r lifrlit of Id V.
! per nunuf i.im per liRht of 32 C. P. per n
ntnn ami il'. ,r liyht of VJ ('. . pr annum,
ami tl.t;iic . i tract Mhall be for a perud of
live y'.U! li.irii t oinplction of the said plant.
'1 he .nj tin t ' iimy bt- renewed from time
to tioje. at (inofHaid town council, at
not excee.i. . ..j tatea nerelnoefore-mcntion
(ients Heavy Weight.
Tup Sole, a big value for $1.0C
Stur I'liion Line 1.50
Creole Milwaukee Grain 1.40
Medium Weight.
Seamless 1V1 J1.50
Kantraroo Calf, guaranteed 2.00
Gent's Fine.
Five Points, absolutely solid f 1.23
Mens' Satin Kals 1 75
Security Congress 2.20
Velours Calf 2.00
Fine Ureeian Blueher 8.00
This shoe sells at 13.2.5 to $3.50 by
all dealers.
Ladle's Everyday.
Kanguroo
Kangaroo Calf
Oak Kip 1'olisU
Box Call
Ladle's Fine.
Brand O, Sadie
Woniau's Dongola Polish
A very high grade flexible
sole shoe for
A friction sole for 2 75
We have a nice assortment of
Walking Shoes and Slippers left.
1.2!
1.40
1.00
1.75
$1.50
2.00
40
cction 7 I polr which may bo planted
Rich slate rock quarries have been : .,. .hii i.troiKht. they .hall paint-
opened bv le?ees Cf the farm of J. F. " J be kept painted allewl fifteen feet from
i( T' - v,,rV- P 1 .round up. with uch paint a the Street
.vyers. r. ar l om. ra. .uxiiteiluli direct.
T!.e Nntional Prison AfPOCilt'on ' I he aid poles shall be planted at tuck polnti
, , ir ..,. i and plates i the .aid itrcet committee may di-
America held its annual convc: :i;i . j ro t or approre.
Phii3 ! "ivhia vete-Jav and toCav. ' Should tl teconie neceawrjr M any time in the
---.- tjv - v-. Judgment of Mid otreel coiimittec that any of
Prr. .r;;t Fa.ieeU tas been invlt- Mj,i .le fhouid be moed and changed, the
sj to V. jit the torse f how at Nashville at once be done by the wid propoa-
, -.v-j.- ' ed corporation, their luiwum and aoiKnn nt
lenn.. te.ween Ciitrifer i and li. tlieirounnxt. upon notice beinKk'iven by said
Lumber faliicp tror.i a car which 'r'' committee
i utt- lint i iiu iw inn tn.tii -i iff i il iff l ironi
Re sure and come and see our line before you buy and be
convinced of these exceeding low prices and great value.
We still have a nicetlot of Summer Dress Goods Such as
Silk Ginghams, India Linneus, Lawns and a very fine piece of
Black Pokadotte Satine.
If you don't wish to buy come in and examine our stock.
Gelnett Bros.,
Mlddlebul'g, Pa.
fce wa. i?s:ag ki! ' '"'; .in William
CivmMir. at OaVlanJ. '-'a!.. S.r ir iay.
A tout r."- arr.'.akers :n xi.f Amer
ican C'isrir Con.; at.y's factory at Tam
va. ".a , went n a strike for better
vcrkiae tfndit:i.c5.
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Pr- -r.
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::?.! ccvpntien of the
i i f Carp'E'ers an 1
a was heM at At-
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... ay.
r.esia. Stc.erber 16.
l"- . ry ;- ?-rv;. tr -n '.W be
: '. at I Pa . Decern-
the; post
contains more reading matter
than any other county paper.
ce!- brat
ary y.s-
arr:v-
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Trij It. Only $1.00
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the teiound and all ntreet litrht? ithall be su
lcioled in the centre of the.trt-ct. and nt such
poinis a the street committee may direct
!N-ct'.on -I. The .aid proocd corpomtion
their u-ceAor. and asit;ns shall he liiible for
any and all damages cauneO bv the construc
tion ;ik1 ftt-nce of plant of thesnnl proo4-d
loruor.ition wrhin the liuiitg of wnd borouKh.
ecli-n 4 W hen tli. Kiid promised Corpora
tioi. sl.aii enter ujon any .trvet. lane, or alley.
!.r ti. i' jri-oe of cot. strut ting or rcpainnu
their ny.uiii. they .hall proM-cute the work
with a., due diligence, close up all hole, as
-kii: a rni.ihle. ai il Ica.'ihi? the streets, lanes
an-1 aiie in a. good condition a. they were
fo'"ijil ly tiiem at the tune of entry.
s.ition -V I he ant propeil corpiration
teir u.ter antt aM.jjin their aK'iit ant;
t-n.p.i.yfe are not p-rnnited to t ut or trimtrev
either public or private so a. to de-trnv r di-
t'.tfur tnern. without tnectnent of the owner
or t)Wr,. r- ThtTet.r.
vt.-i. t 11: t nlire ' 'r-lir-.an e .h;iil Ik nuil
ar.d :1 and of no e'leit. a. ftnltiw. viz.;
:.GuM the a:d pn-jxise'l co"orat:nn re-
t ' - e t to f. 'fiua y iKt-t-pt ilt. ,r,,vi
..r.- .' ::.. t T'lu-ante wit:i tJie ai;reerilelit. '
v . t ..:iv liay-i a.'ier the jnie hi. Ijecn li
: a. ,
. .1 : t'.e .y-tt rn ff l!ie -aid rojKed
.-:.-..!..i ! r 1 --fr.tir.K of buii-lini; If faulty
: : . . V -.i.f'.rm ni li the rule of the I n-1
A- t.i.ti-.r, of t',e Middle 1 ejart-r:.--:.l
--I -.1 - iri f--r v at the li me
h' : J ti.e -i-l nrt-pc-ed r. .rptiration fail
r l:.-- . t--m f .r l:il-r1tjn-i in f u;i - -j -era t ion ,
e -i. t e.. iwol.ths from date of final fas '
-e J
- t T. A'l tiM of puhlicat on .hall he'
-'.! '.r. i It i. h rehv un ler-txcl and a-fret-d
:. u,e id town council ant the I Stabbed at a wedilin-j feaRttbree
tuuZu :. : week ao John Wasco died
y more tfiea;d town council may re
: ji-e fr t.r:i- to tlrrje. f ai,d s'ih.tan-
'. i-tt-rr,. and -tha;l be r.'-ainiaine. and kept . . . . .
.,, , U wtvi,0 li..r, hy the ,d pro-,-d cor- ; "nimanientlwO.
;.,r.i .i t..- tbe i:f- of tl,.- co-.trat-t. v.i.i Mr. K htor Allow tne to speak a
r:Jr.'i't' "eSt '.m:v ''".few words in favor of Chamberlain's
' j ::sht n:i t-iar.i a t-r wi'tm cougb remedy. I Buffered for three
i.,fi.v.o. I r. ar.1 .U.1 continue in f.il , vearg wjth te brODCbiti8 and Could
i ;jl f '.ri. t;:,rtf Vj day hr-a of e. h rjiri.t lur- ' . , . . . . ,
,r ut: !?. iiii.t.,M-i. i t-ct sleep at mulii-. I tried several
. :.. :-'-..;n t wh . h the i town i doctors and various patent medi-
:; Ii:;,r.i : cices but could ct nothinK to gi.e
t . .. : . !tr..M-i-wjwt.M)ni;iiiirvririiM i me any rfelifff until my wife got a
in f Jnr,er.-,n.ier1j.ontLe proi) hottle of this valuable medicine,
-. 7 , lioo -rA w w
iJrockman. Bagnell, Mo. Tbis rem
edy is for i-ale bv Middleburg drug
btore.
if
paid
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CXnrr ftrinm T.jct flnnonn 1 C TJ
.better this Year All Fresh
Features-Everything New
and Amazing.
liirlnne l.von Alrmu.
HaviDg distreRsint: pain in head,
back and stomach, aud being with
out appititc, I began toune Dr.
Kiog"a New life pills'writes W". P.
Whitehead, uf Kennedale, Tex., and
soon felt like a new man." Infall
ible in the stomach nud Uvea tr oub
les. Only i!5c at Middleburg drug
store; Oraybill Garman k Co Rich
field. Dr. J. W. Sampsell, Peuns-
Allentown Thursday nsgbt.
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ROYAL IMPERIAL, .IAPANP.RR niRr.TTQ
UUL.IA1HKJ MUbfclUM AND COMBINED
TRAINED ANIMAL EXPOSITION,
THB MOST STUPENDOUS ARBIMIO RBVIBW
EVER OFFERED IfM OINB RIINO.
500-EXTRA0RDINARY FEATIRES AND STRANGE SIGHTS-5O0
HUOB WATER-PROOF TEINTS. SEATS FOR FOUR
THOUSAND PERSONS. INO BETTER SHOW
WIUL. VISIT HERB THIS SEASON.
No Other Show can Present
These Features.
PROF. JNO. WHITES WONDERFUL G3 HORSE SPECTACLE
"SNAPPER" GARRISON'S GREAT CYCLE WHIRL
THE KITAMURA ROYAL IMPERIAL JAPANESE TROUPE
THE WEST-ZANTA Great svivksteu GEO. Di:0.NZU
Star Aerialists. Eortli's Greatest Champion Trick
Coutortonist Barrel Jumper
Madame Colette's "GRIMALDI BROWN GEO. COLIiY'6
Cane-Walking Horse Hurdle Mule Rider Singing Ponkies
The LaRue Troupe of Acrobats
AUSTRALIAS GREATEST PARLOR ACROBATS.
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f.r.'' wr,lb4 MK'Ji- .l.all f'jrr.ikli tl !
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S . Ill li tVIW(l Vf M.CrJj'.VUflf
A ! Ww -JifjJirr r.-l jff.
t-- r Lariuy '--f l-ii ii.'3 aryl arr4 uimm by
W t. iwvui-jJ ai Jan.)f I. ri d'Jlr
r. tA.i4 tv un t'r ai.-rfTaw o 4ifrrval
J uin ;!.!. l.V. km I KU.
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Two narked men who held up Mrs.
Marion Walters nar Aharon, took
ill and a gold watfh.
A Hu) Will Hide l or Life.
With family around expecting
Lim to die-, and a bos riding for life.
Kmc 8 ew Dm-
w i.n th- uiw. f . c ai inr j covery for ConHumption, couehs and
w.-r
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Y r.7ej-a Irwdwortb ir.lJaa w lxdr
' it. 1. cvKti'r v auarHf.. ( an
I .VikV .jj.rt v 4 oa-j( Ui...
I . rV.u. Wut MUr llf ar 'A I lwJ
J vr v'v a- Ju Mduta4ajr viUt aJi pea
' -f- frvsi MiMUMir M'turf m4rwi tvt
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c'Uh, W H. Urown, of IeeHville
lod.. endured dfath'n agenie from
a thai, bat thin wonderful med
icine (;ave iriktant relief and aoon
cured him. He now write "I now
iletp Roundly every night." Like
marv-louH euro of ConfiumptiOD,
Pceumorua, JironcLitiu, cough,
cold and Crrip prove its tnatcbleaH
merit for all throat and loDff trouble
Ooarautted lottl' VM an 1 l.(X.
Trial Untie f roe at Middleburg drug
tore, Gravbill. Oartnan &. Co Rich
fiW. Dr. J. W. bampaell, Fcnnp-cteek.
.ermiiKiirt riirliy.t-iitrr)' A itlnrrliiM'it trVMill liwr
oomeyeftts ago 1 was one of a
party that intended to miike a lotn;
bicvele trip: nays F. L. Taylor, of
New Albany Bradford Couuty. Pa,
1 was taken suddenly with dia
rrhoea, and was about to give up
the trip, when editor Ward, of La
ceyville Messinfter, suggested that I
take a dose of Chamberlaid's colic,
cholera and diarrhoea remedy. I
purcursed a bottle and took two
doses, one before starting and one
on tbe rout. I made the trip huc
cessfully and never felt and ill effect.
Again last summer I was almost
completely run down with an attact
of dysentery, i bought a bottle of ' Only Philippine Water Bull 20 Great Clowns 3 Band.
th nmo rommlv nrwl Ihiu limn nn ! . If . . . . .
P'lG CONCLAVE OF PERFORMING HORSES, MULE:
MONKEYS, SHEEP, BEARS, GOATS, ETC.
d08e cured me.
burg drug store.
Hold by Middle-
Peferring to bridges, the two
fastest horses in the world are a
span without a peer.
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Sot Itooinrd for Life.
"I was treated for three yenrs by
good doctors," writes W. A. Jreer,
McConnellsville, O., for piles atd
listuul, but, when all failed. Buck
len's Arnica salve cured me in two
weeks.'' Cures burns, bruises, cuts
corns, sores, eruption, Hilt Rheum,
piles, or to pay. 2rc at Middleburg
drug store, Graybille Carman & Co
Ilichfielb, Dr. J. W. Sampsel Penns-cretk.
It is usually the man who con
sidcres life a burden who is always
getting loaded.
Mummer romplalnla
14 not a I way urougut about by
change of air and water. Tho'Vtay
at-homes" are Just as susceptible to
diarrhoea; due, generally, to oyer
eating, as unripq fruits, cct.; and
drinking ice water all accompanied
by painful bowel discharges, and, if
not checked, results seriously.
Perry Dvi Painkiller U tbe only
pure reliable remedy 2oo and COo,
of Music 100 Star Acts, Herd of Prize ivist India
Cattle, Only Genuine Hindoo Serpent Kuchan
tress with Largest Snakes in Oapativity.
BIG GmiilOUS FREE HOLIDAY PARADE leaves tlieshu
grounds promptly at 10 h. m., marching through the principal streets.
CAPTAIN PERRIE, OF THE BOSTON, MASS., F1RK lr
PARTMENT, will make his sensational dive for life from a 110-toot
ladder into a life net k'low All free, ini mediately after the parade.
2 GRAND PERFORMANCES DAILY. 2 AND 8 P. I
Doors Open One Hour Earlier.
25c
The Price of Admission
has Been Reduced to
25c
Will Exhibit at Middlebun
letb.
Grounds: Sugar St,, west of Shoe Factory.
J I Mill IIHIb-