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CtV.R.H.L TV mmoBT,
TO END MINIM' DISPUTES 4 WIXZS CTW3 CCPISSSD.
arroti a Wr8h Named a Stvar.th Wtdntaday, August It.
Member cf Conciliation Board. Telloir tvvr h broken out at
lUriiilivhvu. A!s., Auk. 16 Judg Monterey, Mexico and an epidemic 1
Crr i, a;-i.oln;iI Carroll D. Wright, feared.
Vniiru i. ! it'immsMcner of labor. The Grand Circle of Pennsylvania,
. rrotherbood of the Union, held Ita an-
tual convention at Allentown.
rterbort W. Bowen, I'ntted States
minister to Venezuela, railed for En
ioix on the steamship Kronprlni Wll-
helm.
The remains of the late Brigadier
General A. E. Woodson were Interred
at Arlington National Cemetery, Wash
ington. D. C with military honors.
Nearly all the mine In the Cripple
Creek. Col, district are closed on ac
count of strikes. The men demand an
8-hour day and recognition of the
union.
Thursday, August 13.
The International Typographical
T'nlon has decided to meet next year
In St. louis.
John Lang and John Meyers, miners,
were killed by a premature explosion
of dvnamite in a mine at Iron Moun-
n i he questions to be settled ' tain, Mich.
r miners and operators in J fvHc Mac Monnles. of New York,
n He has forwarded the nM 00,,n selected to design a statue
t to the conciliation com- cf Oneral MTherson. to be erected
1 in Washington. P. C.
Isaac Markley, a wealthy fanner of
Marsha'.'.town. la., charged with wife
murder, and out on $10,000 ball, com
mitted suicide by hanging.
K. E Johnson, bookkeeper for the
Commercial Hank. o( Ouluth. Minn.,
has bet n arrested, charged with era
bewling $ 450 of the bank's money.
Friday, August 14.
The first bale of South Carolina cot
ton was sold at Augusta for 20 cent
per pound
The Pennsylvania Fraternal Order
Eagles decided lo hold neit year's
convention at Reading.
Patrick McHenry, of Newark, N. J.,
Is under arrest at Cheyenne, Mo.,
charged with murdering a miner.
Two white miners are dead and
three seriously Injured aa the result
of an explosion In a mine at Coal City,
Ala
Milton Gregg was stnick by an ex
press train on the Pennsylvania Rail-
"MiH-- Onoer Receive Written road, near Lancaster, Pa., and Instant
PmT rt to Sipn Treaty October 8. ly killed.
Saturday, August 15.
Crops and property In Davis county.
Ifi Judge Cmy'i !
Wright as umpire
r.ers' conciliation
favorah'.y among !
-st rtfstrt.-t Presi- I
p so-relarv of the
ss uirr-'.-r
"ritln-ee
IVrnsvlvn
Tvntirt
-ittee.
S.-nrt, n Pa., A us
Ttaninv of ixsrro '. "
?f 1he FTrthra.it. r.
"iwiNI w. -ve;fii
mirr- o; the Pi
fler.t N). Vo'. who j
nnnrfliatior ivinr . w hs informed of the
spTvointn ent throuch the telegram from
Jnrtcf l-rnv and immediately sent word
1o thf iM! i r mem'.'i of the hoard
Mr N. hoS denies that the question
--? Thr oiiii'tnyer' right to discharge
Tor rv n.ii,in other than membership
w lnNr mi ion is the primal question
w-nj wh. I. the bosril deadlocked and
hih rrv r d the appointment of an
The TPTid of the rovkmen's union
its mi m!ers share in the award
ahr omn.isMon is the main point of
dispute V.- Niihollssavs
CIMA TO OPEN PORTS
ckin. has secured a written
rm.if fr-in. r-in Chin.; to sign on Ky.. were damaged to the extent of
Vl.h : S i, featy with the Vnited $10 00t' by a hailstorm.
i5rste tir, w ill include a guarantee The government has withdrawn from
t.r: V .ih.i nrd Tatunt Tao shall be ' entry 1M).W0 acres of public land in
-rn-r: 5'O'tt- Colorado, to be used for Irrigation.
1 G. R Creighton was arrested In New
Tekiti Auc. ls-Th- arrangement y0rk for forging notes for $12,000 on
nd ; v yti,:ster Conger for the sign- tDP law firm of Townsend A Warden,
icg or h t-esty herween China and the The first meeting of the Alaskan
United SrM- providing for the open- ' boundary commission will be held Sep
tus of Mukder. and Tatung Tao on the i tember 3 i- the British foreign oflW,
Oate of iUiHsia's proniised final evacua- lndon.
lion of Maci huria. ends the stubborn ; . s. F'iikner, former member of
resistanc- ly thf Chinese which for the St. Lc i- house of delegates, was
son: lime promised to be successful. convicted ' perjury In the boodllng
Tat'in:- Inn is a small port which lnvestlp- . and sentenced to three
i In not promise much business to at- years' Jc; sonment.
Itl ut fnrolfiw: ( n thfi TS am fiifnM T t o
&T for the onen door principle.
Ca'NICUC YACHT RACE WACER
TSirmuzte c' Defeated Boat to be Pre
sented to Winning Club.
Oyster lss. N. Y.. Aug. IS During
'the revi
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a: :. ra. t .- wh:-h are to
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.. r.:snier. aboard the May-r-.e-its
of tt)- Reliance and
III wer a topi. Of con
07. Tn' nisussinr. tnally
maKinc o: a uniqu
Tanaas Liptoi. if tne R--,;
wii. wii: pre?en- tne bin
?uainrtcK to tn- Nw York
w-tii if th Snamrock
birca o' tn- Keli-prt-sent:'
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'J:u:. wj,s-r. mo Snamrocfc
2i;3t 'owning.
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all'. Ali""- McCivarj.
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v u- ret"."..--: by Winfiel '
v a stt.:nc li'" tu las:
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Monday, August 17.
In a rear-end collision of trolley cars
at Kansas City 15 persons were In
jured, two fatally-
Bee Washington, a negro, was lynched
at Line Store, Miss., for murdering
Stanley Wood, a white man.
An International exhibition of Amer
ican horses will be held at Louisville,
Ky.. September 28 to October 2.
The Pennsylvania forestry commis
sion will place a stone tablet at Graf
lensburp It honor of Thaddeus Btevens.
A Merle Henburg. aged 14 years of
DuBhore Pa., fell Into a "V" cog gear
ing at the Bernlce breaker and wat lit
erally ground to death.
Tuesday. August 16.
Cardinal Gibbons has left Rome far
ChamCrey, Prance, 45 miles froic Gen
eva.. Switzerland
Twenty-two Cntnamec were arrested
rear OgdenBDurg. N. Y.. for unlawfully
crossing the Canadian border.
Receivers have been appointed for
tne Oliver Rehnmg Company, of Nor
folk Va Loabiliuet:. $272,000: aswts.
Mibb Maude Croftot. aged 24 hai?
ed herself with a Enawl strap a: tne
Richard trundy Banitarlun. at
Iannis nea' Washington. X C
Charies Eiow and Jamef bcanicc.
hennBylrania Railroad employe rre
seriousiy injured at MetucheL, N J.,
by a lWK-uound butting biock la;;:ii
on then;
1c 6 hau-ot collision betweec aa
beugr trains on the Chicago. Mliwau-tp-
hug b l-au: raliruMd at Lunt: Laxe,
ii... two lraiumfn were kilied aud many
uabbeugert- injured, tiiix laialiy.
GENERAL MARKETS
Pcliadf ipnia. Pa.. Aug 17. Klo-ir
was sieao w iuirr tui-rUu. i'it'
2.10. heiilibyivacia roller. ciar. t';-4'.i
ft i.w city milt. fxira $i.liji l.'tj.
Ke tour quiet, at $3. la ltr uar-
rel Waea' a- tirm. No. lrmxuby'
vama rC w Sivy' Core wat bru.;
No 2 yeliuw jucal. tli:. Cau
juet: N '. wiiii. clipped. 4i' ;
lu?r grauet-. 2i'' Kay m susauy;
No. 1 tiuiotiiy. $21 lor large uai-.
hw' ai- tauy . ltre hanjh $14 .
l-ort at Iiiiii. lauiliy. $20. 5".
puuury ixvitt 10' , oid ruualvrt -.
lIebojc puUilry. ciiOiCt fuw.f. 14v;'
od ruubliK. l' butler ah Bita'
cieauitrry 'i'i p-r puuud tgSf vnie
bUao ; Ne Yurr. aaii ltaayi a.a.
iie. pep aJ4el. JJotloti vu-udy. n .
Si''. i-r uaia'
LaiUiuwrt.-. M''... Auk 17 Wutrat
atiubg eiu' (.oauac 8 1 i 4j t i ' ;
kput No - Ifd hwlcri.. yiz4iht- .
hlsau.er N . - tvi Titto ? Vi-'.; aojti.
rt. by aauibi-. Oi iil,r . do. v:i
giaU' 7a4i:' Cwt Lriutr: tpj'.
e'.i.ii..-r uiixe1. iOiio1,' .:
atiutan. win'.' i jiL, i4i 00' .. : do tl
ij Ou'o tl Cot? Citiir; old N' '1
yat . No. i, 65'c: Xo. I'
W U 1 1'
4 Las daiitd tie cUallt-i.e.
Li.t &tt(.k Markets.
Uo'. Liotrty. Va . Au. 17. Caul
k1o choice. $j.20&5.3E; yniuc, $0
5.10: $4.10j'C.10. Kvs activt;
rriiue Uca'.v. $C.65i&5.75; lUtdluUiC
0.0C: hedvy Yorkere, $'.S50;
Lttlt YurLerg and vign, $0S?1'J;
roughs, $iiO. Stictp steady; best
wetLeie. $4211.40: culls and com
dor, $1.506 2: ycalicB, 3$i.7S;
Jtai out. ITSrWO, ... . . .
jtyvPHatrARatO EXPKES9LY FOR THB POST
glmi'i'i'M'l'I'M'l'a'g'g'li'g'l'
8ELINSGROVE.
J. (S. Olt ami hr'ulo rvturiitHl
front tlu-ir anMing trip Sutimlay.
Mrs. Wni. Mortt ami cliiMrvn of
Williamsport nre visiting Mrs. M'
jwrojit.'stiiw. Von NVkla ami wife.
Rev. J. 11. lVrl), D. I)., of
Ilnghcsville, sjHHit several days
here very pleasantly.
Samuel V. Hartman ami wife of
Willianisnort ate tlie guests of J.
K. Forrester ami wife. Mr. Jlart
ntan is not at all well.
Mrs. It. (). Kessler is visiting
friemls in tli lower end of the
State.
Kev. lr. Yntfv was one of (he
shakers at the Lutheran Re-union
held at hoekwootl, Somerset Co.,
Tmlay,
The Iwml gave a wneert on the
river 'ank, Momlay of last week ;
ii w as enjoyed hy a givat many of
our eilizens.
J. V.. Forrester has taken in the
G. A. R. Kueampment at San
l ranoiseo, Cal.
Miss Hattie Ziivler liel Frulav
of last week ami was bnrioil Sun
day afternoon. Her brother, Rev.
Dr. J. A. M. Ziegler ami twin sis
ter, Mrs. R?v. Ii. W. Fortney were
the only oms of the immediate
family pres'iit.
Mrs. Ron hen Meiser was a Mil
ton visitor leoently.
lievi Fisher ami wife have re
turned from their trip to Delaware.
Mrs, I'lsh returned oa Saturday
from her visit to Phila.
Some of our musicians took in
the choir convention whilst many
other of our people took in the Odd
Fellows Ive-umon.
Jennie Ing was at Sunbury and
licwishurg recently.
DUNOORE.
Coal are plenty and cheaper and
the Susquehanna Coal breaker is
supplying every demand. ,
Henry Witmer made a trip "to
Danville and is pleased with what
he saw and heard.
George Neitr of Sunbury is in
town and Uiards at Cherry street
and direct some of the coal opera
tions. Jacob Kerstetter traded two lean
young horses on two fat old horses.
E. S. A ticker wants to buy a
heiier to fatten.
Katharine Miller of Philadelphia
called on Maria W. Duudore.
James M. IuiuiIh) if putting up a
chicken hnu$e aud horse stable for
F. F. .Neitz.
A suitable reward if ofiered for
the arrest and conviction of the
party wl.o cut thf rope uud stole
tlic bucket at Dundore'fc well Sud
day evening.
Cora Keichetiljueh left for Sun-
burv to live with her uuule for the
next tec days.
?riuire Teat of Hunuuelt- Wharf
Hjent a short time iu town ou bis
way t Hofkr to survey a tract of
laud.
A uew supply cf queeusware di
rect li-oin the factory at half prioe
at Duudore.
'rjuire rie.,hrist put all in the
bliauV witii bis Oetuian pluuit ; it
lakes six for a jiouud.
Tbe lioovere know bow to get
up a picnic, the atteudauoe lat fiat-
urdav was very large aud the uiumk
furnished bv bliauiokio uiuaiuiaus
was above the average.
Ijuia Neitz of fcuubury visited
ltieiiu a. Hot bpriugs aud chap-
inaLi.
1. W. 6uhl of Verdilla Udoiug
tlitr tiiresiiitig for our iaiutets iu
tiiir- viciuitv with a machine that be
buiit iiiiu.i!', aud be is doing better
wur titan was ever known be
fyie.
V. t. Keicbenbach shipped 15
on.-. Auier to Herudou l'roui bis
Jyoiiei oLervatory.
1 L' loiiil.u.lone inaoriptious as
published in the rucT ought to in
duoe every family iu Union town
s.iii( to euiJM;riU' lor that leaner.
Jxiiuuv aA', au inuiate of our
ooor bouse is on the ick Jht.
'I'hc llerudou Jauip iiitvliiig bi
drawing crowds of people aud it is a
spiritual uplift for its paiticipunU
aud will contiuue until the z ah.
family
KREAMER.
Visitors in town.
Mrs. J. Miller ami
1 axinos.
James Itowersox am
Centi-rville.
Mr. and Miss Teats of I'aximw.
Miss Maln-I Miller of Faxinos.
Anion Heintzelman and family
ofSunbury,
Mrs. A. V. Smith ami dnughter
of Selinsgrove.
Mrs. ami Miss S'iler ami Mrs.
Sholly of Selinsgrove.
Mrs.S. T. HilhMi and family of
Sliusgixtve.
tieorge Stuck and family of Mid
dlehiirg. Miss Miller of Ijewistown.
Miss iAUtie Matircr ami Iilli
Frdley, w ho are working at Selins
grove, were home over Sunday. t
The cider press owned by Itenfei 1
Kreamer started to make cider
last week.
The death of lister Thomas oc
curred lust Wednesday, ami he was
buried Sat unlay.
The picnic and festival were oro-
nouneed a smxvss by all those who
attended.
BTOL xJHKIILUGES IF SIYIMER 'BfflUlMWS? i
.MrJSDXrllIJ Tl "J1V.
VV gY T8 CORP3 Ot COKH3PONDBNf M
iiTi 5iitji jtou'ioTiioliiuiwioioiui
Sale Register.
STt Bnv. Anrn , In rrr town.hln.
C. Minium, iMff-rl for 1. C. Harlot
r-ll li mm of land In Terry twp.
CASTOR I A
For IafknU and Children.
Tin Kind Yon Han Atwajs Bought
Bears the
Slg&ttnrcof
CHAPMAN.
Samuel J. Glace bad been visit-
in our vicinity Sunday.
J. Albert Herrold and Homer
Swart z made a business trin to
Iiverpool and Millersburg, Satur
day.
Jacob Fisher, the genial landlord
of the Independence hotel, has quite
a lot of boarders.
Don't forget the Singing Practioe
at Paradise Church, Thursday even-
in.
J. F. Straub had the misfortune
of having his toes mashed, but is
able to lie about again.
John Snyder and John 11. Leach
were borne visiting their families
Sundav.
The whistle of the threshing en
gines can le beard every day, and
grain seems to be a pretty fair
crop.
Charles Garinan and George Up
degrove passed through here Satur
day afternoon on their way to Sun
bury, where there seems to be some
attraction for the two young gents.
The committee for the Paradise
Sunday School have ordered the
largest supply of eatables, fine
candy, etc., that was brought here
fur many years, as they expect a
large crowd of people at their pic
nic Aug. 2!tb.
The Death Penalty.
A little thing sometime results
iu death. Thus a mere scratch, iu
siguiiicaut outs or puny boils have
paid the death penalty. It is wise
to have iJuckleue Arnica Salve
very bandy. It's the best Salve ou
earth aud will prevent fatality,
witeu Burns, Sores, Ulcers aud Piles
threaten. Only 25c. at Middlelurg
Drug Co. (Jl ray bill k Carman of
Kichbeld Dr .J. . Sampson, Peuus
deck.
I Mrs. John Walter is a very sick
lady.
of John llilblsh, who had been em-
i ployed at Akron, Ohio, the past
wife of )''nr rett't'iKHl home Friday.
. Mrs. Joe Muster of Middleburg,
sitcnt Saturday with John Itingham
and wife.
j Forest Pontius spent Saturday at
i Adiimsbiirg.
i Geo. Koush, who spent the Hum
mer here, left Monday for his home
nt Middleburg.
Ralph Roush of Middleburg is
spending a few days here.
William Roush, who is employed
at the Middleburg Bunk, spent Sun
day at home.
John Meyer, Amnion Itailey and
Victor Fii lenmeyer took in the pic
nic and festival at Kreamer Satur
day. Call. Shotzlwrger spent Saturday
at Sunhtiry. Our old fiieml, Call,
knows a good thing when he sees it.
Clifl Moyer, who is employed at
Northumtictland, spent Sunday at
home.
Guy Mot" of Akron, Ohio, is
spending a few weeks among rela
tives at this place.
Alltott Manner of McAllisterville
spent Sunday with friends at this
place.
Sallie Stall of Port Ann, spent
Saturday ami Sunday with the fam
ily of Geo. Weaver.
Frank Goy ofSunbury spent Sun
lay at home in this place.
Charlie Stuck, who is employed
here, spent Saturday at his home at
Kreamer.
Mrs. Geo. Glass is having some
improvements made about her home
this week.
FREEBURG.
VA. Mitteriiug aud wife of Sun
burg are spending a few days with
his family.
John Arbogast, who was stricken
with uppoplexy, last Sunday, is
somewhat improved.
John Mci t and family of Spring
City are sptndiug a few days among
old friends.
Carrie Mover is teixuidiu a few
days at Louie.
Dr. Pottiger of Selinsgrove was
iu town ibiifbday.
Fannie Watt and Charlie Itauch
tuik in the picnic at Adamsburg,
Saturday.
Letter to Banks Dreese,
Middleburg, Pa.
Dear Sir : Most mixed paiuts are
either adulterated or short pleasure.
Devoe Lead and Zinc ia neither, so
it cannot be classed With mixed
paints. , That's why it takes fewer
gallons of Devoe tolpaint a house
than it does of a ili.djmint, and it
lasts longer foftlre imjfseBson.
Fergusot Tlfbmpson's store,
Delhi, X. . la9 painted some years
ago with thirty-two gallons of mix
ed paint.
Painted it last spring with Deroe
Lead and Zinc thirteen gallons
did the work.
Devoe Lead and Zinc is here or
will be here very shortly. Spread
tha good Dews.
Yours truly,
F. W. Devoe & Co.,
New York.
J. W. Runkle sells our paint.
P.S.
PORT TREVORTON.
.Miss bue Oensamere is visiting
relatives at illiamsport.
Miss Carrie Itebrer returned
to her home at Shamokin Saturday
after a few weeks' visit with her
sister Mrs. Kd. liambo.
V. K. Jlogar, wife aud son spent
Sunday with Mrs liogar's parents,
JjinanucI Swiueford aud wife at
Dresslr-r's Kidge.
Miss Sallie Hoover and Judy
fi lend of JJloouibburg are the wel
oome guests of relatives.
MUs Jiciie Jiiugaman returned
home Saturday after having enjoyed
a few days with her cousins, the
the Misses Kiue at McKees Jfalf
Falls.
The out of town people wlio at
tended the funeral of Kale Gensa
mere Wednesday last were Mrs.
Wilson Geist of lleiudou, Henry
Stepp of WilliaoiHjort, Juo. Keller
ana wife of Jfarrisburg, David Kel
ler aud wife of Selinsgrove, Mrs,
Juo. Keller, Juo. Stepp and family
of Sunbury.
Mff. Ji. F. Charles, daughter,
son and grand sou of Akron, Ohio,
returned home last week after hav
ing enjoyed a six Weeks' visit with
relatives aud friends iu our locality.
A few of our expert careiiters
are euguged iu helping to build a
new school house at JJeruJoo.
Mis J'ra Stepp returned ty
1 Pallas Friduy after sjicuding a feyy
daya with relatives.
nassed thnincrli Inon Tl....i
Dr. J. K. lV)gar nml f,'j
moved to Ilerndon last u..li
Xfr it
clan one who always attemy
to his business and as sued wa
U-emeil by a host of frien.l, a
now regret his departure. '
Presiding Elder Ressler ( ? i
stown and Rev. J. Wesley KclUrf
Williamstown were in townsj,
day : They nccoinpuimil Vtt.'
Steflen and Rev. Scilhaiiicrtd V.
if ir.ii'i.1.11 e i .
rvcen nun raiisoumiuy, wliuhjiL
participated in the rnhli, ;
Trinity U. It. Church. '
Mrs. Wells of Phila.;..
at tlia ,.fT A I)!. J'
nic IH7IHD ui x, i, ''I'lgaiiijg,
Clarence Ix-nig of Milt(in
his mother a visit Sundav.
Stewart Hall and wife nl'V.L.
o 1 ..
u:go were oiinnay callers ioton
Geo. Strawser nml wife ofs
grove were the- guests of i j
Charles ami family one day t
wet'K,
Mrs. Chas. Shnfler live ...
and two duughters, of
me iiii.im hit miner, .laiiig J
I looser.
BEAVERTOWN.
.....I nv
" mm, a nun man rwe.
... ..I i
ly entertained ino tornicr s nciJ
... . ... . -i
and sister ot Uley, 1 Jerks Cow
1. Ii. Sunders will treat hi$ W
to a root ot new paint.
Charles r . Hnec it n.l F...F
M. Kline, who have Ihvd ennW
ed in Lewiatown, recently mi
their tiumlies and household pd
to mat piace.
The 'potato crop will li m,
one it the continued wet
tloes not catiBG them to rot. !
Samuel Itobb and wife ot TiBai
recently visited relatives it tb
place.
Mrs. James Moyer, who Wk
siiik for sometime, is ahle to fas'
again.
Mrs. J. W; Haesinger audi
Libbie limgaman visited their t
Mrs. John C. Middleswarth it
mout last week.
Misses Hattie Aigler and
Walter returned home after
friends in Freeburg, Liverpool
ounbury.
Kev. and Mrs. D. C. Kaufnaii
visiting friends in their native ii
and among former frietub and
tives in Berks County.
William ra. opecut cmnq
i l; . i ! i-l
a part vi uis lamer s iouuun va
ing into a dwelling hmi-t.
Miss Melhe M. 1 ee- oi Ir
Rivers Michigan is the vi
guest of relatives in thir plaia
is enjoying the 6ceues anwa: a
hills and dales of the chiiiirt
home of her father, Joseph m
i i n i i. ..... p l
wuo leu nere aooui joriy yaui
Miss r lorence Anrler i- -DfiM
a few weeks with the family oft
Zwiers at Jersey Shore.
Mr. and Mrs. Harter oi M:li
burg enjoyed the hospitality &
C. Winey and wife over tm
Mrs.llarter ami Mrs. Wiav ar?l
ters.
The audience room of tbt M
eran church is Ix-inir rwar!4
Some new pulpit furniture if W
installed as well n- olhei -mwA
ments are being iinle.
Miss Fxlna Walt, r lm- rvt'H!
to her home at Mi' I tlehurg.
iiiidi Mii;ivaiii; in iiifci-. -i
of iteechcruck is vi.iit ills' licr iV
Geo. A. Kline.
At ii i 1 i i... ;,f
sick with tvnlioiil lever lur uim
1 - -
weeks, is now uble to get awn
in the house by the use of
Mrs. A. M. Itowersox ami
are Middleburg visitor:
Mra Desnie Ilerbstei w
have gone to Lykcus where
secured employnn nl.
i
Put an En J to it All
A grevoua wail oftiuii-"
a result of unbi . u able Jin
over taxed oi l-uis. lff
Jluckache, Liver iiuplaiut
uiimiil 1111 lliil ll.iinkH W
King'n New Life Pills tla?
end to it all. 'J'huy are p03
thorough. Try them. Oulf J
Ouaranteed by Middleburg,
Co. OrflyblH & aainiau,)
Pr. J. W.SttnipaoU, PcuasOJ