MiUDlaEiiL U. POST.
v.
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SoUmn Obsequies Taok PUct It
St Peter'.
ABCL'T 1,000 PERSONS PRESENT
Pontiff" Body to Remain In Sareo
eeut In St. Peter's Until Tomb
In taelHa of t. John later Hm
lrn E retted.
Roma, July 17, T IvMy ot Papa
l.eo was Interred In St. Peter's Satur
day night. Tbe stroke of the ham-
Iff J
' r- -v.
tous . Israel,' It wa holHed Into the
ton sarcophagus above the door,
wlv-re. It will remala until the grateful
oartllaais, created by the late pontiff,
(hall erect a aultable tomb In the Ta
elllot, of .SU John Lateran. whh-h m
chosen by the pope himself aa hl final
reatict; place.
MEETING OF CARDINALS
Cardinal di Pietre Talked of A Ctm
prcirita Candidate For Papacy.
R.wte, Jly 18. Almost all the cur
dinala of the conolaxe have now ar
rived. ThMr time yesterday wa main
ly ocv-nplasl with a lenalhy meetlnt
ot the vnt;ret:atton, which wa hole
ble for the cordiality with which Car
dinal CibNvna wa received. Aftei
the meting the cardinal received
it u moron a visit at their verlon reel
deneos To well Informed circle Oar
dinal Atiitelo dl Pletr r-ro-datary ot
the late rope. boing talked of aa a
vnrroinie candidate In the event
that Tarrtlrl Oroclia. Oottt, Ram
poll or 9ra(lno Vannntellt I nnaMe
to Keonre the neveeaary vote. Should
di rtetro be elected pope he would, it
h said, be the representative of the
Rampolla-Oottl faction, and yet would
be fairly acceptable to all.
Cardinal Michael l.oinie. archbishop
of Armagh, who, with the exception
of Cardinal Oibbonn, will be the only
rncllb.-pekinK cardinal In the con
clave, bar arrived from Ireland. H
alri he believe! that the -id -eot j
to loo v.,-iil,. if quickly chosen In!
'! eae perhaps, the hope Is fathei j
to the thoucbt. as he said he did not ;
I look forward with a preat deKrec ot '
pleasure to beins shut tip In the Vatl
Aimxt nws ccsDiasxa
ry ' irm will mtav.
.iiip'.t 'hriie, the lm
r rathedn". at?-
v rnthrins ft
i. ii. lia.i beu laid
ir .! ihi most ;or
. sniemr of aV. the ohe-
t, "T
ir. t.
'. -r- f , . -
t tiR '. Teie; In
the cermnnie.
r , : Br)jpr in the
h rhapei chrdr,
R-r'va'. n:" the
.""-fclti ttfp cair-
keys of command
fiecveo.
ii. a RTh priest rr
tnv-tb-
Hi
Hirt
!. ;. "ardtnh
ii --. a? waiting outside the
tr viie; roho? siirrvunded by
-hapt-r o: th- rathndrai. which
! .'. t iipr Ceppetelli. who con-ti-
sf-vir !. iAppnni and
Mk7; :.. j;wtec; thf work of the re-
mov;.. i.; tn- b-fT uhlrh was erecmed
by (irh; )-1tari or poke's oarriers
.;t!T.i ir thetr bril!nt red bmrejde i
cofciumts They at first tried to Tae
tJa- bier, bu; flnd'.nr it too heavy ther
- slowly lic it onto a low car with
onlselesr wheels
Tito., tc Uif 8tT.:ns of th" " V v
rert " whtch ru; dolefully tSr.iuin
th- lorry chnrrr. anl receded to a illt
tfnti tti- nro-5sioi. carrytBi:
cair.H-- u:. torch.- siou-t lef- ttie
cast--. fr.' n: :r. rntirrL. naas-
n.f :: r w kte'- ' :von ' the
f.:.r::. . . !.- .io catnered
la., t tr.f :r
a:u fi.-v iruz'-? around the
k- (-.--tct- arrrve: ar the
snati-.. i-uu.. tn teicz a- carried
ii-" utii wn rnt-reJ aea..; art..
t. , rr-.-.:-riikj. tn- cnaof.
mr s"Ttwpscn?7' casmnt mtc tne
rri.nar' i ta- suaaenn turne:! on
tec-T. uhl: h-r- a. tot- wno cad
w;h. tcvrauor. wr-' sioppe.; r
Bi...Li: i: 't- ma.-, ua" ct tti" nuilv-
itv WrSill- o OOUt.- lit- r Ul- l'lta
Hm."-: 'tVimir. tii- '.Lar- wa- Court
UTiiu -e-! - or '.D- iate
tanct in- it- liBiRTt t: a
iwu-'ri. ' u.- a'lUi- i:uar
Onnoti tc Koiei c' joj
ir ta- cnap'. tr muni' cjiautej to
tt'itv" c-' jt. an- '.r;ia.pi.. an4 "in h
rararur" rnj ot; wit- itiniit' eHv:
can during the present hot weather, j
Speakinj; of Cardinal (libbons. the j
Irish cardinal paid him a plowing ;
tribute, though, like all the prolate '.
here, be held out no hope that tlu '
American cardinal had tlir remotest
i-hanct of eltvtion
"ln1hd.' said Cardinal l-ogue. "1
think Cardinal Cibhons would he a
snbiecf for commiseration If the se
lection should devolve upon him. for !
no Americar. would care to spend the
, rest of his life confined within the'
nrwlner. of the Vatican." ;
The Irish cardinal expressed the'
opinion that thi question of sending
a nnte to the powers protesting aenlnsf
! te treatment ot the Vatican by the
i Itniian provemmeni should be left to
the eit pope
Aa UNNATURAL CRIME
Fa'wier and Hi Wife Arrested For
MurdsHng New-Bom Beta.
Prownvilt,- Pa.. July ?8 William
C. Amol.l 2o years old, a well-to-do
i fanner i. .IffersoL township. Frette
j county, v , takeu to jail In Vnion-,
j Ut. -h?. h2 with the murder of his'
. ami. His wife. Mary Efne Arnold. 22
: yeara old. i- also charred with mnr
cUx. od '.
wltaJic- 'j as aoon as ahe has re-1
' rflwewd. mw the chUdMrth" ht!
torasa. part of. "the unusaaJ tragedy'
La.te.4iD FTttUy night last Dr. LJlley,
cl this place, was aumbioned to the
Arnold Jiooae, where he found a wo
man and a. new-bom bab. He was
told by one of the parents that he
called tc to kii: tat cbild. The
pcyatoULD examined the batie and dr-w
rroc a moutf. t maaa of clott that
eeart rbokeU it He then told the
oocpl- tha: hetor- h- would kill the
chili! h would kil. Wtt of then.
Yeaterday Ur. Ulley, with a fnenC.
wee: u toe Arnold borne and asked
o see tne oaot Thf motner said h
was eeal and nad been buneri by her
aniban Ofhceri later exhumed the
boOy an .; to-- corone- s jcry found
that tn- intact had Deer, tncraerec
and recommended thai Arnold and his
srtfe b cnaraen wiu. mcraer The
dieciosur- ji- t. taock tc us commu
nrtj . a to- coo pi- wrr- very poptuar.
Wedneetfay, Jyly M.
The troop dolac etrtke duty at Rick
tnoad. Vs. hava left tor tome.'
For an aasault upon A 11-y ear-old
white airl Craae Green. negro, waa
lynched at Pine Bluff. Ark.
For the all months ending Jane SO,
4AI.MT Immigrants arrived at New
Tork. of whom MO applied for assist
a ace.
Rlltht Rev. Henry Muehlalepen. vicar
tceaeraJ of the Catholic arckdloieee ol
Bt Low la, died from a stroke at par
alyaia. Anna Garrison, of Brldtreton, N. S,
whose 1 wm tor off by ma-hlnery
la her father's basket factory, died
from her injuries.
Thursday July S.
The paper Mill of Case A Marshall
ear Hartford. Cona.. was destnyel by
are. Um, IJOO.OOO.
Safe blowers visited F.siherwood.
La, and seen red ISl.000 from tbe saft
of a prominent Urm.
TThlle aleepltyt on the tri-V of thf
rennaylvania railroad near Franklin
ra , C. F. Shearer was etnivk by a tralr
and killed.
Prof. W. U Woore, chief of iht
weather hnrean at Washington. -will tv
to Kurope fo consult officials on meteo
rological methods.
IWanee his li-year-old eon wouid
not pet p w-hen called. William Llard
of Knoxville, la., shot and killed hinc
In bed and then committed suicide.
Friday, July J.
Oeorge Stoller, a IVnnaylvanfa rail
road civil engineer, has been appointed
assistant highway oommisMoner ol
lYnnsylvanla
A severe earthquake shock was felt
at Salt Lake City and Ogden. I'tah
No damaire was done.
.John tlllbert. a negro, was lynched
at Plnckney landing. Ark., for mur
dering a White planter.
A $.r..AoO,fiVi macaroni trust waa or
irsnlred at Chicago, which will control
2f of the largest fa.-torief in the United
State
A team of horses, driven by Robert
Hamilton, was struck by a passengei
train at Rostock Falls, N. Y. lHh
horses were killed and Hamilton fa
tally Injured.
Saturday, July ?V
Benjamin O. Hill was hanged at the
Vnited States tall at Washington. IV C.
for Vife murder.
Julius Finn. George Friei and Amll .
Yost were fatally burned In an explo-1
sion at a brewer- at Butler. Pa. .
The potftoffiee at Wayvllls. N. Y w,
robbed of l'.OOO two-cent stamp. lO.oftCj
muiii itimm and SAoO eicht-ent '
eta m pa.
The International Hebrew Confer
ence, represented by delegate fron;
several countries. Is In session at
Vmintaln Ike Park. Wd.
Tbe case of Assistant Paymaster IV
lano. courtmartlaled for financial Irrep-
MOB AFTER DETECTIVBI
OfBctr Gathered Evidenca of Whola
Mil ThUyerj at Foster! Pa.
NAMROWLY K8CAPCD LYNCHING
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LMff ' wr Lu tLui ' f 1 ti- cuo!
li trv 4tb I'r.c.i-' lioiy
-ik-' 4it.fijUu:. w f!tr: oi': llife
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jgal course will be taken ! nlarlttee,. has one to tbe president.
ana ll is unaerwiorKi ui wumow u
dismissal.
r a aw day. July 57." T
The Hayden btnical worka at Oar
9nlL N. J. were destroyed by lira.
Loaa, S35U.O00,
Homeleas and feeble. Ctarlea Hen-1
nlam. who claim to be 101 years old.1
fcae been sent to the Norristowu, Pa.,'
almahonse.
The Internal revenue for the fiscal
year end lnp Jun St amounted to $230.
74.SS: a decrsase over liuti year of
w:.icT.ti-i;. !
Governor PennynaKker reviewed tht
Pennaylvanla militia In camp at So in
rseu Pa., and IhUenod to old-time war
sours by the brifatde.
Mrs. (ieorp; Liebar. of Lancaster,
Pa., attempted suicide by awallowing
czruolu acid avnd turpentine, but
prompt medical attention saved bar
lift. i
Tuesday, Juy 2k. '
Postmaster bcMral Payne will r
sam hit auiMW at Wanblugloi. on Av-
ln a lamlty feud a Riclitot. Mist..
Mti. Prince Odutu aiiot and kihed ber
orotner
Caarie Kay a nrotuer of SKTTWtry
of Htate Hay. m eertouaty Hi a; bpnus
field. H:., Witt bladder trwubie.
Owex Kllieen. aaied If yean of Pnli
sdeipnit died of nicotiu poisoainc.
due to exewaetve cigarette atuuKlus
by tbe atveisint.' of a saUluuni ts tite
karoo' at belUst. ii.. t PlliaiMiry,
hW two children aud Mira Carrie Stev
us were orowewd. 1
Kreoick J. Kitnuali. pnaioent of
ti iwriol( aud V;su-i. hallruad
Lvtsiiavay. Ud a'- but Uutu- in Pblia
uip&ifc of livr trvubie. !
Ringleader, fearing Arrest. Fired Met
Wit Mawer and Led Them In Mur
eteroia Attack Numereua Arreek
te Fetlee.
Bcranton, Pa.. July ST. A a attempt
to lynch John Peel, a Delaware, Lack
awaaaa and Westers Company detec
tive, wa made at Foster by a crowd ot
the villager, who were lafurlated on
learning, that he had gained evidence
whh-fc woaid connect a score ot the
families of the villas with wholesale
thievery of bras and other Junk from
tha eompany'a propsrty.
Peel waa attacked aa he was waiting
for a train by a mob which assembled
at the village hotel A -number ot those
In the mob were farm iiands on a spree
reedy for any rei klessnese that might
be suggested When tha mob made It
attack with cries of "Lynch him!" Ihe
del -stive drew hi revolver and began
pulling the trigger, but there was some-
thing wrong with the mechanism of
the hammer and the cartridge were
not exploded.
Peel gained the waiting room whllr
the mob wa shirking before his lev
eled revolver and he locked himself in
Word was telegraphed this city and a
force of 25 officers were hastily re
cruited to be sent to the detective's res
rue. In the meantime a passenger train
from the north arrived and the crew
acting nnder telegraphic order from
this city, quit the train and engaged In
protecting the detective until the force
from Seranton could reach the scene.
Rather than undergo half an hour
of standing off the frentled mob the
train crew with a few of the passengers
determined upon rescuing Peel and get
ting away. A passageway was opened
from the wafting room to the train
after a redboi hand-to-hand combat
and Peel was taken ont and rushed
aboard one of the ear. The crew
qirteMy Jumped aboard after htm and.
guarding the steps, prevented the taob
from following. The engineer got the
train under way as jnlkk.y a possible
and left the mob and the town behind
Wholesale arrests are likely to fol
low, as no less than 15 of the mob are
known. The ringleader is said to be
one of the leading citlrens ot the town.
and It ts alleged that because the detee
t!ve had gained evidence In connection
with tbe thieving which would have
disgraced him and bis eon forever he
gathered the mob, fired them with bad
village liquor and led them In the mur
derous attack.
CLOTHING
-U-
Largest, Finest, Latest and Best.
Lino evt brought to Sunbory. Men's Suit from
Art a a aaaek mm ' U
VZ.OU to fOU.W.
Hats, Caps and Neckwear
LatePt Designs Hiid Stylos and at prions that will
ustomsii ti.e customers from Snyder county.
Fair Paid.
I will pity one-lmir the totrfitre for persons from
- Snyder county who buy f 10.00
Worth of (loode.
Nothing but Reliable Goods are
Handled. Call on
WOLFF RIEDMAN,
The Up-lo-Datc Clothier,
SUNBURY, PA.
FOUGHT WAY TO LIBERTY
GRADE CROSSING HORROR
tear.. Wilt and Child Kilted ty Ewas
Tram se' Wimsca-rt. Pi.
Wliaairrt. ki. . juiy Z jutnat
fauu! wii jmt! inlast thiJC wer
rtrucic or the taxluwiDi Biack Viuntow'.
fijrp ot Lu- itriur &jty Kanruac
W drtrius aeruk tuf ues a. Pur
bom nie; . ait Bines Irvis u-rp , iu a liUT
ou-tiui- tit; atl . Uire ar ueac.
! lwii- i tu"': itiiie AXUl Uir cai
f iL" ouio.iaiie Tiit tc.cujMinU! meie
buribO tulrr iv ir-:. woman b Ocatu
luuUC lyibK Hi 111" UrUur' Kii up of a
o: ii Ui.,aii-. iu: jrd
a ir HiXlii-LiU ln-' ti' bull". ut)
eao iuuli': ii. t U"r iiee- tii ti;r..
itut.it"'- isiiivu uuifitir irj: aitrl mnuiu
u liutir ati-r tu- -.(.-iuD'
luelulei- HKft- uue ie AiUi- li.' Hint
ii In, car iiunpita, aeaitiii
v! Ui. 4AnuiAK' Vt' h4'
!.- a: hiailhUlla.,
AllUueir man IfUtr ii
f, li4c wiit r i
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luu ray li-
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inner. )riir tf.
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Magna Meet Awful Death Par Killing
Member of Mob. j
Tajmrille. Ill, July 27. Two killed,
m S2 wounded, tbe police station I
wrerked. tbe county jail wltb few of its1
wlntlows lft unsbartered. tbe city is
tbe bands of the state troops and a
fMfltnp of nnnaiilDflM and dread pre
allltiK evptTwbtr, la tbr situation
left by rare riot.
A mob of 600 in- charpfl tbe Jail
to lynch Jmf "Wilson, a nrpro, who
confeaand rt asKaulting Mr. Tbomas
Burgas, a farmer's wife. Vhile attack
l&r the Jail tbf mob waa fired on by
Jo tin D. Mftnalf, a negro, and Henry
Gatterman. were killed. Metoalf wa
arreated. After aeenring batterinp
ranis It took tbe mob about half
an hour to wret k tbe city jiriaon. tb
nTo beins found bidinc .2 a safe.
He was pulld from th . strut k
wttt eittdsea, knocked dov a. Jumpod
upon act! stamped to dealb. A rope was
piauwd around Lie neck and bis lifeless
body waa dragged tbxougb tbe atret
to tbe atynt- of tbe abouting n.1 eCort
wras made to banc tbe body to a telt
grapa puie, but tbe rope broke. Th
mob. whicb ay tins time nunilerd
aUUO. th-ii dragged tbe budy to tbe jaO
and uurnix! it. While M.aynlfl s body
wa bprutng, awveral mvu tlrt bullti
into to uuue. Tbe ears wtre tboppJ
off. aud tbe feet, wiiK-i prtnrudod lrvo
1 tiu fkatuek. wen- backed to pitfjm.
WbeL It had don evwytiiing Jt fury
wuid sugKmt. It turnud again to tbe
jail, Ui ft out uf 'hi.'b wae atill eutoul'
, Cvriug tbe buuiac buofir.
A teuue rail vtu ae:urd ae a Utttar
' lug ram. aoid tuf luub cUargtl tii- Jail
' tivur. iusidf. guarding tlu priaottixa,
wfe (infi it. I). Wiiitloiis, a-vtral
(leputnw aud a u-kio lurakny. All
. aiud buurift Wiiitiv nliouU.d to
te luob Ui elasiid bait U aud bis
luoc aouid tilt . ') MaJiiiiig ian uu.-
1 lawMivd. Aud ai-: tUc- iuob was niuuiat
UiAtO tU- door, olt fAiig vut
f(UUi lUSHlf. 1HUl4W0 uf tii UKlll
i lull (koubtlvd aud dyliig. our wuia
, uiun uf uitiitui liavt arlvgd fioui
, Hitriu&UKM. add il la bellevud fuilW
liUtUuaius liOl y..i.
1
tig Fi at .WiUiir.yWn, Cl
t ,WUiiiil4Ui, Vvl., Jti'.j i. Ilia
i , Utv Jc.iUtl UcU IMUkul iMf iu
Y. July a.--Wttt waa ibiauity tuUlly duift,yd Li.Lim.
CCfsCRAi. MAKKCT6
Hauaipbl. . Jr "iour
waiad. iMUtr auirtiu-. ZM'a
Z.lu; i-irtiH!iytaua iolr. c-sr. 3.4i)
ll. .jr-.ittct M u,UJ ' runua'i-
aiii id. uk ujht ''' vti brui;
,N(, Z lu. iuvoi. ST: UU Mie
HUiUl , i. 2 uiU- ti.Vii!. ic :
Mittwr iiiu".r 3 ii a aUady;
t.c 1 tiiiiutiiy. 42! 1 ia'ae ba..
burf V HU-li . bwf bavlbr 4iV0.
Pur aaa tiai. Xatiui. liv.ii). Lite
CriUi UmUr ii'-i oiJ IWjaUilH,
ittM! iAiuilry. cboiu- forl, 14c;
,,''. imobUii-. i& . lu;;f tiiady;
ireaniKi y ii'' vur iuuuo L4 ki
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Catlfernla Convlete Escape After
Fierce Battle With Officer.
Parramento. Cel., July 2S. Tltlrlnnn
detrate prisoners ron fined In the
IPelaom penitentiary nmilo a stiiYPssfitl
ak liberty. Aftor a Bone fight
U Ihe captain's ofTW. durttiR whbh
"TNirnVey Cochran waa fatally slabbed,
William tittr, a anatd. killed, and an
other officer wotmded, Ihe rontlcts
slid arms and ammttnltlon. and ualna.
the wanlen and other officer a
shields, esiaped. It la haltered they
are making for lb Maid Mountain.
Plate tnops ordered out by Governor
Pardee have Ron to tbe soene.
The convicts went to the ofBre ef H.
J. Murrby, iaptaln of the guard, and
selted Warden Wilkinson, his grand
son, Harry Wllklnaon; Captain Mur
phy and several other officer and
(ruard. A desperate fight took place.
The oonvtou were armed with knlve
and ratora. and with the they as
sailed Warden Wilkinson and hi offl
cer. Tbe warden'a toothing wa
slashed Into shreds with 4 raior, but
the blade did not touch tha flesh
Turnkey Cochrane fought the convict
wkh a chair, raining blow upen them
right and left Finally he wa felled
hv a knife thnist In the back. Guard
Cotter wa disemboweled by a cut In
the abdomen, and he died later. Guard
Palmers waa' severely cut In -the head
Tfc toot t Ui- cf&ce tM - -corct
with blood.
' The officers were easily outnumbered
aid vera soon relieved of their arms
Then, Ming the officer as shield, th
convicts atarted for tha armory on thr
outskirts of the penltentUry grounds.
They passed a Catling gun on one ol
the walls, but the guard were afraid
to shoot at tbe convicts for fear ol
killing tbe prison officials. When the
armory waa reached officers there at
tempted to interfere, but were quickly
overpowered, and the convict, aftei
fortifying themselves further wit)
rifles, knives, pistols and ammunition
made a dash for the country.
KEARSARGE ARRRIVES
Big Battleahip Prove Herself On of
tSs Most Perfect Ships In World.
Ear Harbor. Me.. July 27. The
United States battleship Keoraarge ar
rived at Bar Harbor at S.42 p. m. yes
terday and dropped anchor In tbe up
per harbor at (.13. Coming at full
sped. tbe ship entered the harbor
aiid paused tbe other ablps of tbe
squadron at anchor, then proceeding
to tbe upper harbor, wbere the battle
skip Illinois, with Admiral Barker on
board, was au'.bured. Tbe Kearsarg
covered tJMi miU-s la alne daya and
four and one-quarter hours, coming
from Portsmouth, England.
Tbe iigbeet speed attained waa a
littlft over H knot an hour and the
aluweat was 10. Tar Uiue during
iii trip tbe eiilp was slowed down,
once 00 axiuut uf living In tha vicin
ity uf an iiwbotg aud twice uu account
uf wy tbi k fug. Hoad winds and
tbP'k weatbi r retarded tbe spued Of
tbe ablp, aud under favorable condl
tkiu uliv would beve covered tbe dl
t.auc in ltais t.bau ulne days.
Tut? trip uf tbe Kearnarge baa dvw
uiiHi.raU:d tuavt a ablp uf ber claaa t ao
uittibtaiii au anira upeud uf ovir 14
uuU uu a Iuuk vuae wiiiioul Injury
W lir Uiiw lilut.iy ; t.bat bur tiaj tairy
,ldg ntti-lt.y 1 adequate fur a Ixlp uf
,owj utiles uudur full fpcvd; Uiat iu
Uiue of war abips uf lusr claas laa
ijittm tUa iMtui aud tuiiug an euewjr
at oiw.c; U.ax Uie K4iarai'ge U uue uf
Uut tiuiat pii(u:t ablps 111 Ui WuWd
iuid (ully tual U) an 4)Uiurgeiu y.
A Midnight Scare.
I.aH Krl.liiy nlMlit Mrs. J
iwii imugiitfia, iiisxhninl IWm
anttiHcil hy h im.IhpbI IIu'SmiH
in huim. Thejr wire ium(u
i'vi'rthfUMeiif It, but tbd
tniiii'il to roiituilipin, Ifihor J
glata. MIhh LirrJe HrwIlwoaU
Hi Mluilow whluli arotiMl tu
lairs, Mr. I Irnyblll aj h bJ
oi.e tiiinilng ilown the ftrwt f
llrxtalinl was flrwl.
t 'liarle Htali ami son, Gem
earil uimhi the scene ad
tllltireiit awirt'li alMiut the hJ
nniiul iiiilliliiK (Usturbed, It
known pomtlvely whether J
whs lPMij(hei or not,
Now Plty5hown,
"For years fate was arVi
tiuiKiimly" writes F. A. Gn
VfrU'iia, Ala. hadi 1
tsiw f I'iles rausing 24 1
When all failed Htickltn'i
Stilve cured me. Fxiuallv
Hums and all adies aul)
rv.t o.., m:.i.ii..i tv'
Bill AVAIUVIIUIIUI Vx
Grayliill A Garoian Ilichnek
W. Sttinpsell, Penns CreeL
u. ,
mcii!
Tbe UuUf a as Unu
TLe gr t,jjt ,Jt nnnd
a uuu W,
fiu.t' nt.Xt. MiJ A : 8-uttt.ru wj,Ult, vllin of tbe fcupofct I'ua-ii:.r-
J wLi '.' 4ii32':.: K. 2 ; Cumpauy Ifx-td U.f ttird and oiirth
Ji::!,'" S'jc ai.w'l li- Hull; No. 2,1
f-'ij.Kl j't f -tyr.,c
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Lilt VvcK .War ,!, .,
!.iicjt. I'a . JXy 21 --i'-itU'.
10; A. I4.wtf4.t-:.
fl'jll!. T1.1- b U t-ktiuiatul st $100,
VP. piunly vjtrvd ly )ii.uiWi' e Tbe
carrlaii'- riUibWi if tl.o bavb--t
Iwcr
f. a.'-';
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ti-y-.'U: Of .v:-ii,'! , "'Jft I
it
J',', V'.r fc':ive; pii;rt l-.o.ry r,W
Pukklan Fling at .rrisrlta.
tl '.-. I'Vive Viiritra i '' pniiwj a carbon ip
plf.-!. VMlK-'i'i': ruoyhs, i'iit!Jiy I'l nc f a;u driving su at-
tfteep wtre '...a-iy; t.fal riOWIfi over two uryioes, bin ifjfbt httlid
3 V V ? ; cull gild. WH UAAir.u a Whin' an1 VI. l.rfr a ,
Teachers Electa!
1 litAPMAJt TOWBSa.
Rohrer's, T. A. Herrold. "
iDdependence, F. H. AttV
Arnold's, 5. Albert Herrold.
Bmlth's, Charles W. Brm
. Houta's, Gertrude Stroub.
Meuervllle, Jdo. Lauver.
Iiocust Grove, John . Bon
Cider Making.
I will operate my cider
Franklin this year and I inriK
patrons to bring their apptoat
mill. I will begin to make oh
day July 23. After that, tbe I
be Tuesday and Tbundsv
week until otherwise notified.
CALVI5 G. HTWKl
yrosst
Poor man! He can't
He pets bilious. He
good liver pill Aycr'
They act directly on
cure biliousness.
, Collide VViti Itobsro.
i'lillluUilpl.la, July is.- -Tb4 UjlllaU
,suk a'aar s.Ks fiiiilariJ, f(um
't4M, arld imu wHli Luis Is Itt
Vi jw a jaault ul a i iIllu!iii wiib so
l.ebJg. The BiUali Unnr, tiJJu
? uuktr rtpurU, was siuAmlbf sluwly
over tbe 4rJd JUsnk iJT Nfcud!n4
durlrig a ilyjiaa at 4 oVlukk last
Wviiilay ;r)urulig, an Ksberg
about '3 tut Jb luuuiitil up sesd
aUuad. Tbe upgljics were IpaisnU fs
veraed, but Loure the aluaintr foulj
he yto;td i,ff f yiid tbe Le(g tis
tifiu V (be suli;iugi.'4 boUnn i4 ItM
le. A small ).ola wfca tUif Iu pus ,f
atr line. V rumpalbisnt was
itttjly 'fiiu-n with wttur, anil lb putups
Want your moustache i
Maattlf ul bro w or rich ha
BUCKIflGHAM'S
rf H
a MSi a liaaHllful !
I jAout Natluu altfiiiM 'a- "7
uf tha 1' .V -.iu lAriU 1 1 a "1
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Kvuiy irua Aiuauau ' a'"!
bi liiM luiuav , f
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ps t , ; , t tMl ot. ' aaj 7. . k tu BUr d firlpts, with the mot
aers pia.fl II
,e ftr wu kept Jowo f " ' f rH
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