The Middleburgh post. (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, October 01, 1903, Image 6
7 VV . w - -., " 1 T , A lllnl That ( nnir a l.Hili- Late for 111 Ik Sriiann, Ual 1 tirtti Ur inr mbrrlii.1. ! I send herewith description of a brooder we liu.f used three yars and . 1 know it to be all right. It cues not , cost much to make it. For a hundred , chicks :t base measurement of two , (ect by fo:r will be suflicieut; for -nu ; chicks, three f"t by six is recommended. Two doiliirs and a half will buy the ma terial. ' i Kis. 1 shows the nt:t.-i( and I think It is so p:i.in ri...! 4i . mill en cs- Vlanatii n. r':u. J is a iTosi nction. Heat i.s M:;.p!n ! ! y a l:;ir.;, L, over on'?;: r i:i: m.u..er. which i.s iit -p mil d on Inverted box with a galvai i.ed shit: iron bottom. A, and having in i s sides ventilating or pas holes. An ineli above the sheet Iron is a platform, C. on w'.ieh the chicks are placed, the space b: tween forming a hot air chamber, li. l'resh air is supplied by a shaft, II, and lrom the shaft passes into the chamber. !l, where it becomes heated and then ris---s through a warm a;r pipe, F, Into the brooder pen, P, P. Here it is partially confined by a cover, I), adjustable in height according to the size of the chicks, along the edge of which is fastened a woolen curtain, K, notched so as to let the chicks run in FI6.2 cr.oKf! section of rtr.o;:i:r.. r.d out. The warm air circulates through the brooding pen thus formed, and finds outlet through ventilators, V, V, V, in the roof. M, M. The platform, C, is hinged at the point, T, so (hat the slope. It can be raised or lowered at will by the cord, N. It is supported, when raised, by the spring, S. It Is Important to have the slope -tii.side, rather than outside the ifroodrr riiiof. "AWn intide, IheculW's are invitfd by. the open door, and when in, they usually find their way tip the slope to (No pen: but if the slop i? out side the tv:;- f:ii! n find the r;:: er . end be clillbd b'f'-ve they i": v The raisin;: of '!k ' .po makes n i . ' floor space :.m! civ - plenty of roor. for tl.n iliicl s i'.sV- v.-'jf-n the wenthir is ino I in! m i i . ., -.Mt: This form of liroo ler -.. i . Ir -f'tition of :!tn. i-' : ' : " ' :: d reii.'i ' ' ;.'s n tl if.g r :' c! c ' ' - ' -a ; . and is in i mm ;iy : ('. K. Hi are, in f'l.In I t: nonf 10 CT.EAN EGGS. en I ,'iiul (ir:!i iii'ii rn nee tilil 1 1 1-1 I :i 1 ' , rtii" I'uultr? m :i H 's ! ai'iim'. The prt.,v- ! ;g el'iei. -ii : :i::' i attrtict i v appear:'.!: its si 1 ii .: ;'!:' to tin re is u best : atnl sorting ofthe .' ill have a th at and e will add much to - Like everything way for doing this. A New .b r.-ey I'oul! ryman says: Ku::s nil of one eolor and perfectly clean mal.e tin attractive appearance r,ri will readily brims several cents more per dozen t!:an a dirty lot, par ticularly when quality goes with ap pean'tice; and the one is generally an .fidie it ii hi of the other. An egg1 is im-proM'-rly ( b pip'd when It is wet too Titer'. r:.d tot rubbed dry with a dry (!oi! F.ini" when they see spots of dirt rn regs put them in a pan of water ard wash tlirtu like potatoes. There Is, m t ie freshly luld egg, a mucllaglnotis rovrltig which gives Ii a velvety np-jen-anee peculiar to new eggs. Water removes this, mnkittg the egg have on older appearance, and destroys Its keep ir.c qualities, as this covering makes the shell Impervious to p.ir. An egg, then. If t Is not much soi'.ut, should merely be ioistenoi! where m cessary and rubbed dry. If the blemish is in the nature of a stain, a little powdered scouring brick will help, and if this is not effective vine far may be used in addition. In this way my stains may lie removed from an egg. jTnmetlmes they have to be put in water, but do not do it ur.irrs it is necessary and then rub dry afterwards. If this is not ione they wil! look soiled and dingy. Eggs should lie collected three or more Imes a day. Pnaltiitn of 1'oultrjr Hon. It is usually preferred to have the tont of the poultry house face the south, jt the sun docs not send the heat Into tick houses in winter until quite late in Ifte morning. A poultry house should 3ice the southeast, an ! then the heat and ifiht will enter as soon as the sun rises, arming the interior at a time when J,e fowls desire warmth the most, which it when they hrsi'iome off the roost In tit morning says a writer in an ex a.rige. Tn the v.:rrr the sun Is in the wuth the greater poition of the day, rj hence, if the house faces the south mt. It not only receives warmth early, cut the aim will send raya of heat into At house until about 3 o'clock la the afternoon. Pralrlle Farmer. I Ileartteas. Tew Mr. Sopbtleigh gave you ft camera for jour birthday, didn't he? Jess Yes, and we took U with us on our itroll through the country yester day. Oh, what (Jo you think? He pro posed to me; actually flopped down on his knees and 'IVss What did you say?? Jess Why, I baid, "Look pleasant, flcase," and I d;) hone the picture will turn out well. I'hiladelphia Press. Mte Knfir Hovy. "I am afraid," suggests the theatrical manager, "that you cannot take the role of the fairy prince. You see, it calls for a lady who is rather plump in figure, while you well er ah well, you are lacking in some of the essentials." "Oh," smiles the experienced comic opera prima donna, "I can make up for that." Judge. I'mmI llrforr. "I've yrvir jili 1 1 : : in n v liiirt," SI wri'' s. it ml t.-r n: I irt I uiuut riot ihat II.. it.a.i? I.- mr.uij; I'd n.. r !y like t .i.v Tl.:l! tl f r.in.int,- Is c i K.. ',w: 1 f.-:ir the fi i!:.i' Jt '.f is cor.d 1 V i -X. Y. T.ii:' s lM:it OK Ot TIHIOll M'UUTM. " '' 5s?w . 1- m Mr. Speedy Po you care for out door sports? Miss Seedy Why, I never thought you are one, aren't you, Mr. Speedy? rhls is so sudden! N. Y. Sun. An Oprn l.rltrr. These fashions, dcur girl, wu are vltwlng with ilreaJ. They tan't !e expected to please Wlu-n ytu iimp In hljth heels und you carry your heal At an atikie of 4" degrees. Wasl.iiiKion Star. In lte rve. "But," ":iplain8 the bridegroom, "I cannoi e why the newspapers in their ace .as of our wedding did not tell how bcuitiful you are. It seems to me the should have done it." "Oh, : ;.;.or, Ignorant man!" tit tered t : rldo. "Don't you know they n r say such tilings any more : !)"'it a votny until she gets a dl .'otve or elopes?" Chicago Tribune. MakliiK n Defennr. Lawyer's Helpmeet What's worry ing you to-night, dear? Lawyer I've got a client who is de fendant in a jewelry robbery ease, and 1 don't know whether to prove an alibi or show that he tomes, of a wealthy family. X. V. lii raid. I'll i In re. "Cio:-!i dim, Mary!" said the I rii'.i 's fat hi r. "I guess vou'd bitfr .ui! mar ried :i::'i:i." "Law! what is the mattir. paw?" "Why, the paper says the c n mony wi nt through without a hitch." Indi anapolis Sun. rriMitiu II Ik nc. Hill You say her lace would stop a watch. ! Jill Sure; a pickpocket was after hrr timepiece, one day, and she just looked i at him, and the watch stopped where it was. Yonkers Statesman. Sniiielliliiu Wriini;. Meeker There's crape on the door over the way. Old man Jones must bo dead. Mrs. Meeker That's queer. I haven't Feen the doctor there for over a week. Chicago Daily News. The Critic. I "The grass widow is going on her . honeymoon," remarked the girl In the ' madras waist. "I bet it isn't a new moon," laughed the girl in the white hat. Chicago Daily News. Ilelnic Solved. "The problem of what to do with our millionaires," said the theoretical one, "is really becoming serious." "Oh, no," said the practical observer, "automobiles are solving it." Brooklyn Life. Wlicn He Showed t'p. "My husband only attends one 'church meeting' a year." "Which one is that?" "Where they vote to give the minister a two-months' vacation." Judge. Simple Mediocrity. "Why did she marry him?" "I give it up. He wasn't bad enough to need reforming nor good enough to make a desirable husband." Judge." I'roperljr Named. Bill How did they come to name that cigar after the comedian, do you suppose?? Jill Because It's rank, I suppose. Yonkers Statesman. One Sided. Mrs. Van Blumer I had a very inter esting conversation this afternoon. Von Blumer Who was the listener? Town Topics. The hmat Word. "She always has the last word." "Yei; even in church; she always cornea In on the 'Amen.'" Philadel phia Bulletin. aw Court Proclamation. 'tlKKEAt the J'en. Hio. l.l .M M. IVerr !: ilml J mine th .lu.lt. 1 Iniiun, Hil ..i-i'd of tl.c I'l.Hili,. 0 Si, ,tT, alii TV Ion and Pr'rr K. V.irglv ami Z. T. t.eui NMtn.c ti(. Vrs cMte J ,.!,j.rii In ami lursiuy- . 1t iMtu'.ty. Ir.ve i-fi-p j i eir i eceet. tiarluir J luie Mir ltd lio in June A. !., WI. to urn tl'ic'ni lit t- ltiiinu ot ui. riil.afii' t'ouri.al iNiurt ol t'etiiitiun I'lfM, inllrt ot (.'yer and Tel- I "aaaaaBaMBaaaaaaBaaaaBMBBi mlnpi-Mii-l tliiiTiiM'i.iirf ui Oiurter (iusiiiiiiid -f . -thel'eaee, at MMdlel-urvn. Inr the ruumy en ! SV,Mr-UM,i'L',- 5bllWT - i 4 Klmtatid Final .ccottiit of T. A- Wasn'r, er, Jiiiitioi ttvi ttc Hii'l 4)iMiuhlfii In atnl ! wlmiiiiHtrtttt-r cf the eaUte of Mary E. Uh.k lorthr rtni'tty ot Sryiler. to H(pt.trtn th if 1 muii, "ie ot Sprinit Townliip, Kceai'd. ruir prin wtiJ. their ril. rvionii, lnitl(i-1 on. inmnftiti' :nm i.i.r rriiitiutru.iti ' Awoiiiit of Mr. Von-le Utntg iwimliilrtm- o tf thi.M thttf wliioli f their f1i en ai .1 hi iii.m - laiinii in r niiiio ai.il w iiifm ' ami I.H.H..IIH irn--iitiita 1 1 li'liull ti.o r.m i P tlitliO AI.I W ' a prti-r-t-uttiia tn tihull t tuti I mil ) imiia't.it:h aifHitift miii iHTMinur ieMitiA ari ri. j .iilri. t.. if thru hihI iliere mlon.lin biuI de ire tt.iiirto,i in tip tinciinil In II oir alien. laie i it tli. ti'juiinlei tiie nifiep hi) in imlM'e ( iiv.- ii..i.riiu i i wiiiai t:.i MicrilTH iillUei in M iit.l l.-l . llrt; Ii tlip : til of .-ept , .1 . I) , lue;l. II A-. i:. SAMI'SH.I.. : lierilt Jury List. l.it c T . i . 1 1 I .ln'.r-(lr.pvt, f,,r tln Court of (ytar aiil TiTiiiiiiii Jim) ;nil inmral Jail o.i VtT.v nml Co 'tit of l''1 on of the Prae of Sny ii" County h i a- Ot toSvr Tt-rin. tmu- in 'ii.-in; Miimluy, i, -i. ;,, iik;j. tiit.XM) .It lii !!;. Nirni'', t Ki.'ii niiiiiii, Koiiit'ticc. rnii'iii.iii. I. 'In oiii, faril cr, A anin. Iti iit. i, Mii liael, MddU-r. .1 nk-aii. Iliny iiiiiin. Ii.iiiirt, Jr., Li'. nr. r. S. llnrv. Chin tin. !(. V . tlninilli. Si llti'Krovi'. l'eei.'. Nit M . f irin.'r, llt':i..T Felkoi, i Im !' IhImtit lir.iwr i.''nrU aiu'iet f.iriiHT chaoinan . (iiliiett Miuiun 'almri'r l:i'.'tvor. (inrmiiii It w.vcll fuMiu r W .'i-hliik'l"" iilliTt Jaiuci I'rli'klttyiT Molirut. HiTniiii) Cliiirlt" l.tl rer Mid lleereeK. Illtl tiiian .lull t:l' iiiit A.l.iiii-. Kllmi .I..I1I1 V fanner Adams. KimiiiKi-ri'lm-i (i iiiit Vnliinjtoii Kra'.r Miltini (ariniT Franklin. Menclc 1'h Hp farmer IVirv. Viinrer Jae.ili li former Middlucreek. Sialil Hiram lalniitr .Mnnrue. Sliuivvt r Jum'pli InlinriT Aduiu. Ti'atH llruiii ti-aclicr .Monroe Teuu I'. M Mi'veyer Monroe. Fpilecrove I II until e irriur Chiipiimii. Van.an.lt .las Kenllomaii .MidilleburK. WulItT Srpuarea furinur Franklin. I'KTIT JVItOHS Hiicliinnii I.i'!.ter ti'iti'hrr Franklin. Hower ox A in. in latiuriT Franklin, llriisiim Jolm A farmer I'erry. llliiKiuiiaii H (i laliorer Centre. Iliiwvrmix ( has liiiiil.ernmii Franklin. lliiiKnmiin William l ilHiier Spring IliiiKHimin .lames M farmer Centre, liailay Harrison itetiHeuiaii Jackson. Custer (imirit .' former 1'enn. Clelaii Alfred dirpeiiter .MI.I.lleliiirK liree-e Aaron farmer Heaver. H"iker Chin W slater Hearer We.t. Kr.lley .M K Bi'iilleman Ml.ldleereek. Fetter Jolin K former .Taekson. Iioss.1 O liiinl'i-rniau Adams. Ilaeki'iitierir .less'' farmer Centre. Heiinliacli Lewis farmer Wa-ihiiutou. 1 1 inn in.'l Lewla 'ar iner .Middlucreek. Ijin vi r So'oiinin former U'aaliiiiKtotl. Leit.el James bUekamilli Middleburi;. l.eiiix Hkliard It laborer t'liapipan. .Moyer Franeia II farmer " Mnjer Aaron laborer Spring. .Moyer C C labort r Selln-Krove. Xewinnn ilar.ey laborer I'nion. Mousli Daniel ireMlelnail WasliiiiKton. Itoiisli l.ewla laborer " Kcieliiier Ueoriro lab lrer li ipiuan. ltay Fraiilc larmer Franklin. l!:ty i llliam Inrnu-r Str.ins. r .1 (' fanner perry West. s:,"'k i.i Iieksinitli .Middlelii.i'u. Smith Mieh.-ud slini'maker Penii. Nsr.ir'z ileiij imin fanner Chapman. SlialT r . I'. laborer t iiion. M.ihl I i.i i id former f holly - g, htl. iiian ."'eliti.-r.ive. Mi.ei.ii.1. ., il.ii ey farmer Franklin. r.i-e. V I. farmer I in, hi. ' liii.e ileniy .. i, tmaii Uahintoi,. lele .1. .', farmer l liie'it. ''" a-.l..i:itli..i f inner Middiei" eek . Waller .iion ' '.u iiiit i '..litre. Water I .liner far ' lldiil- burir. W:' " '. r I eter farm. t Centre. ' Wiiliam laborer I'niun. W.i-.a r U in II earpenter Penn. Vo i i' P, in Ijs V. lumberman Middlebu: K Wiilnws' .ipraiscmciiiM. Xutiee i lieri-by Kive:i tint the fill,,winK W idows' Appraisenieiit'i under the, i.H tl law, have been lile l with the Clerk of the Orphans' cent ., Snyder Coili ty for eoiilli'iiiatu.ii on .Monday, t le 5th day of Oj'ob.T, A. 1). l.m.1. 1. Appraisement of Catherine I.on,-, widow of.lu.epli II. I.iiiik, late of SuliiisKrore, Snvder oiinty. Pa . detoased. fleeted to be taken" un. der Hie -.1 exemption lu.v. Appraisemei,: f Sarah l.esher, widow f Hubert l.esher, late of Monroe township, Sny. derl'oiiiity, Pa., deceased, cleeted to Us takcll under the flu) exemption law. it. Ai pi aisenient of Amanda WaRtler. w i low ol Edward VaKuer, late of West Heaver town ship, Sny, ler County, Pa., deceased, elected to lie taken under t he $ HID exemption law. 4. Appraisement of Mary P. Lati.leuslnKerf widow of I). W. Iju.lenslii)er, late of Selina. (trove, Snyder County, Pa., tlceeised, elc'led to be taken under the fcl'fl.OO exemption law, 5. Appraiai'tliitiil to Annie S. Unities, widow of Horace II lines, late of West Heaver town, ship, Snyder County, pa ,, deceased, elected in tic liiKen utitier the HiK). exemption law. . Appraisement of MarirarPt J. Stimell.,... witlow of Palmer K. Htimelim?. late of Ffaiik- liu township. Snyder County, l'n., deceased, elected to lie taken under the $100 exemption law. '. Appraisement of Klixabeth Klinirler. widow of Kn Klitiirler, Into of Penn town ship, Snyder County, Pa., deceased, elected to be taken under the SOTO exemption law. O. M. SlIINIIKI.. C erk (). C Miditlebiiru, Pa., Septembers, JWW. Kcuistcr's Notices. Notice is hereby (riven that tile following named persona have fllcd.Uielr Administrator's, tiuirdian and Rxecutors account In the Kcgis ter'ti Oftlce of Suydor County, and the same will be itresented for continuation and allow ance at the Court House at HI Idlcburif , Pa., on Monday, October 5th, 1U0J. 1. First and final account of David II. Sny der, administrator of the estate of .Susannah Snyder, late of Union Township, deceased. . 2. Account ot Lucy A. Aigler, administratrix of the estate ot Jerome P, Airier, late of Beaver Tw p., deceased. 8. first and Flnll account of Katie L. VI rich, administratrix of the estate ot Uenjaruln Ulrlch, late ot Selinagrove, deceased. To Cure a Cold in One Day . X? Take iaxauvc uromo quinine Tc&fets.c Seven MBBoii Ixnee soM b mmU 12 Booths. Ttk 9WnTa Q. tnx of the i-tili of lcoritv V, Lonir. Inte ol N..'iiirrov di-..il ! ",K"'- diwa-ed. S. Kirit im.l Fi tl wvni .d,,,!,.!.!.-..,,. c t - ,.r f Hint nt Amo I'ml- y e etnte of ("at her i nn I tit i ley. latiMif Monroe ToWutthiii, tle.e.med. ?. Kirstaud Finnl account of II. K Fettcro'f Kxecu'or tf I lie raU'e if N.ithan FtTulf, lat' of AiIhhin Tw., ilei'tl. H. NiiitpVmrnt.l Hotttimt of Iwuio Wt-iatii uiiil Uili'ani Wfiiiml. 1 t etititrn of the tatt ' of Mit-hni-1 s U fiaint, !ut of 'vt 1'eavcr twp.. ). 'ir-t uinl Kinal tulit of .'.ror-jt F r.-iMiw l.x, rul-.i -of tin' -l;itf of .miiiih I Ail'OK" 1i' o It i ry tuvvn-M, a-i- J. II. W'ii..i. Ittx'ti'r. Vi.l .l.l.i.i.' ept. I HI-.!. -Toi'ij to run pacific coast. V: i Pen ns) Iv.'iiiia Railroad, Account .VU'cii.ix Nali.inal Hankers' Asso ciatioii. ' t II llc'i.lllit i.f the lneel;,y of llie :;:t onal HanUciV , i.ition lobe h.-iil a San Fran i ieu, ( al., ii. f.iber i!" to 4;l, tne l etinsylvania It.iilroad t oinpaiiy oilers a personally eoi.du,'' e I tour to the Pacllie Coast at remarkably low rates, I This tour t ih i will IcaveJN'eW ,York, l'liila ilrlph'a, Italtinore, W'nshington, and othe.' points ou ttie I ennsylvania Kairoad -ast of I ittshtirtr, W'ednesilH.v, Oi-tober It, by special tiath of the ;.ii;hcst Ktade Piilliuau eitiipinent. A quick . run westward to San Francisco, wil. be itiaate, via 1 hieiiKo, Otnal.o, (hejeiine, and Ogdcn. I'ive days will be "devoted to sau Franc. seo al- ' lowinif ample opportunity to visit the near-by ! iniiat resorts. IteturniiiK, stops will be made at Salt lajkc City, Colorado Sprint's, Hen er. end I St Louis. 'I be party will reach New York or ; the evenlnit of October MI. j Itoiiud-trip rate, c.iverinir all expenses for i eighteen days, except live days spent in San- j Friiuuiaco, lltHI. Kates from Pittshuric will be J.'i.Ci less. I For full information apply to Ticket Afc-elils I or (ieo. W Ht.jd, (icnelal I'asso'.fter Aasintj llioad Street Station, Philailelpbia, Pa. ::t. ! lVniisyhaniu Iiusincss and Sluu tli.iiiil ("ollei;c ami Coi'rtsintlcncc Schools, Lancaster, I'a. liiirinic the past season the above school has had an enrollment ef more I ban I.Vm Irotn all over the t inted States; and a lliiisblnir class of : ni' almost leu more than any other school of j the kind in Pennsylvania icradtiat -s. Students enroll daily throiifhout the entire year and have absolute assurance of emiilovinent when thee tlnish as Hie school ij overwhelmed with npplii-utions for help- iMtard is secured in kooiI hnnies nt from SI to t'.'a.wcc k less than in other places offering simi lar advantages. Tution is proportionately low. On the lath of May, last the school purchased a huildiiiir which, when the remodeling is com pleted, will lie one of the largest, test located and finest used, exclusively, for buaiueaa col lege purposes in the United (States. It la the only business' collt'Ke Pennsylvania owning a building of any ureat value. Kor original L'titalogue and College Jonrniil liiving detailed inltiruintioti regarding our n.e thods of instruction at the College; and llow we teach tea, 'hers, while they are theaehin. and ave then the price of tuition, nbress. J. M. NV A III:, I'll. 1)., Prlnclpul. ( KI.Dl CI I) RA I LS TO BALTI MORE. l-'m the bi tictit ol thus.' tlc-.ii i iik to at en 1 t e ai.nllul s s-:.iii ol the f-ovd'eini; l.l'aud l.ieii;' of l.ti it .'.u. It.iliiumit- Md.. s 'puenhi-r Jl tti -r l'i nii-i 1 1 aiii.v l.'ailio id Company will e ,1 rinui' :-ti 'p t.i l: t- t lliiltiititiiti fiutil i.i! ta I i'ii on i - l.ii"-. exn'pt ii. i p i r.'y, llarrisbui u .tii'l itil 1 1 in -ill. ale st; it ions, t ol un i bill, l'lcl i id; iilid iiilcrnit' liit'r -t.itions on the Nor'hi'l'li t oil lr.il Kailuav; l-ilic;i.li'r. ll irrisSutir, and inter ni' di He i' ii m - on the l'liila lelp!i in, italtiiuo re and 'ashiiu;loii Itailroel evItHtw -if stations south of Townsi'll'l, D.'l.). on S 'il "tiber lit. V". aiel 'JI, umiil for return passitr m.t I "Si'jit' n it o' r s, im V.lsive. at rate of single faic e r the rouii'l ttip, plus one dollar, l'ur e'lnilition- ami s'np over at I'liiladclphia on tickets ic. i lin through thlt p i.it, eons'llt ticket nm'iits. it. nsli-il i:tIort. "Have you ever made any ( tTurt to get work?" "Yes, Indeed," answered Meandering Mil;e. "I once sot work fur free differ ent members of my family,, but none of 'cm would take it." Washington Star. In llie iliiinnn Itiico. A Fttitlent of ethnology was telling his friend that the Laplanders are of very short stature. "Can't you be definite?" replies the other. "How many Laps to the mile?" Boston Transcript. Approved liy Skretera. Ethelene I can't see why open work stockings are made. Claudius Less trouble for mosqui toes in making nn opening. Yonkers Statesman. Mtlj- Kntivr Kuril Othrr. Sillicus Do you think we shall know each other in the hereafter? Cynicus I hope so. Few of us really know each other here. Philadelphia Record. DR. FENNER'S KIDNEY and Backache All diseases of Kidneys, Bladder, Drlnary Organs. AIho Rheumatism, Back ache, HeartDlsease. Gravel. Dropsy, Female Troubles. CURE Don't become discouraged. Titer Is a core for you. If neee.isnry wrlt9 Dr. Keniier lie bus spent a life time curing Juat aueu viava a jruura. All vuusuttutiuuB ivi "Your Kidney and Backache Cure has cured two very bad cases aiuouxour custo mers tuo past yeur whom the doctors bad given up. J. L. STILL & CO., Woodland, Ia." Drusj elsts. 80c, 81. Ask for Cook Book-Free. CT lITIIC'nAIIPCPure Cure. Circular. D 01 VI I U0 UAnUtleuucr, Frcdonla.N.Y W WHERE? AT THE Lewistown Furniture Co.'s Store. We have our Store Pull from Cellar to Attic witii New and I'p-to. Date FURNITURE. Lutc5t Patterns. Lowest Prices. I ;it t Vul v ii, A l;ivt- assortment of Iktlroom Suiti uutl ShU- l;.arU, it t'i-tl, hu rm-kt'r trv tli talk of the town, ill liconty, htr'nth aii l low prit t I'a:-.' 'Suim ior T.iM , t'lc, arrivil Juily. Our al'pct iVjutrttuiMit u f-eitiinl ti itoiu. Wi liavt a '.htkk .'n tmoitt of hatnNmno nt'w iiatturns to Hclcet from. Wc have the 1'tHt tarptl inui-hiiii, nntl the btt man for .Ntvliitf ami lu'.'i can. t t iu town. Lewisiown Furniture Co., No, I2-I4 Valley St. Felix Block L Very Rsile. "Oh, wnnnia," exrlaimed a little ml si ot three, as she came running into the house with a look of indignation on hei face, "I des want 'ou to whip zat eld hen." "Why do you want her whipped?" asked her mother. "Toz she won't let me see her ehickles," was the reply. "She dest lifted up her dwess an' zay wunned wite under." Cincinnati Enquirer. Old Proverb Hevlaed. "Now, Johnny, say your proverb," sweetly asked the schoolmistress at the annual exhibition. "Please, ma'am, I forget," lisped Johnny. "I will refresh your memory. 'People who live in glass houses ' Now finish it." "People who live in glass houses must pull down the blinds." TH-BIts. The llrwarilt of Culture. ''I used to think it was nothin' but time and money wasted to send a girl to college." "I'm glad to hear that : you have changed your opinion." "Yea. Since our daughter come back she can tell what nearly everything you see on one of these hotel menus j stands for in plain English." Chicago Uecord-IIerald. ' ! AliNt-nt-.MI ndrtl Mnn. "Didn't you promise your dying sister in her husband's presence, on her death- ' bed, to marry him as soon as he asked j you ami be a mother to her poor or pliiineti children?" "Yi'P." "Well, why didn't you do it?" "lie r.evi r asked me." Town Topics. 1'iifir Jtinea. '"Hie. jacet John Jones,'" sho tuiot rd, as tin y strolled through the ceme tery. "What do those first two wurda mean?" "Well er 'jacet' is a new one on me," lie replied, "but 'hie' Is a word that's used to uhow a man ia -given to drink." Philadelphia Press. Itrnplnic Ilia llnrvrat. Mephislo You're the man who In vented the phrase, "Is this hot enough for you?" New Shade Yes, sir. "Well, you'll have a chance to an swer that question yourself. Mere, men, put him In volcano No. 03." Yonkers Statesman. AYlint Itulnod llnalncaa. "So he has fallen into financial straits." "I'm afraid so." i "What was the trouble?" "Paid too much attention to other people's race horses and not enough to his own delivery wagon." Washington Star. The Kxceptlona. Mrs. Crimsonbeak Do you believe every man considers the day he pro poses marriage to a girl the happiest in his life? Mr. Crimsonbeak I don't believe all of them do; only those who never married. Yonkers Statesman. Mean Man. Maude Generally speaking, women are Nasty Man (interrupting) Yes, they are. "Are what?" "Generally speaking." Boston Globe. CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH PENNYROYAL PILLS Kar. Always reliable, IM.HH ask Dracttst Ibe iHH'UCNTEK SSJIWUSIaf In Hmi and Jl1 metallic boxea. sealed with blue ribbon. Taaiai am attivr. Htia alaageraaia aaiaali tatUaawaaal laallatloaia. Buy of your Umirtal, or sand Sc. In alamna for Parti ewlara. Teats. aiMlakU and "atrllrr for LawaHes," in ieUar, by mtaira Mail. 10,00 TaaUmonlala, HoW aUDrua-Klata. , OBIOBBBTim OBBllIOAL OO. lot aalaaai Mautra, railX, ri. Oree Crip faTfroDeyi (nJ jffTj&r On every Spring: Opening, At the NEW STOIiKs....i ' . 'iiuioirv -i Ijari'cr utm-L- nn.l i o i" " unvM tlian evpr ( )nr SJt.n.. :.. tt .,i,c ia j !jiniiig with new tliinps lor Sniinjr m Va, TkIs, (jrenadinos. V.i rr.. t ' I. t'Tll a-s. . - . . . 'll.V vmmki.s, ouk aists, Uresis Skirls. Ill'lllltltlll llllU I.'. .11'. L' jiiukuim, wrapper,, Muslins, Calic tiinnhams ami White Spreads-. u will Im n n o......!..l . I .. ..... u oiieeiitl sale Ui Ladies Mmcrlin ITn,lo. - (M wa J 1 1 II CI I wear, May 1st to the 16 e win nave the most Ixautilul line ot iinderwear ever shown Sunbtiry. 20 yds. muslin $1.00. 33 yds. muslin $1.00. Gingham 5c and 7c. ' Calico 5c and 7c. $1.00 White Spread 85c. $1.00 Table Linen 20c to 25c vonie in anu see, no trouble to show. HL .P. Clpnuupp 4-10 Market St., SUSP.UKY, I'A ii-!. i i .vo. . ii i ... i HH.-C minis i-;isi ol llie .iai Kli 111111 v V iv. , l c, : t J'W inn UI.OI Mill 1 l I I III I nil. . If ho, don't l'uil to come lotmr store and got our prices, We can suit you In style and prices, from the cheap est to the better grade. li Hard wood, golden oak linUi Only $12.50 Mattresses - $1.90 Bedsprlns - $1.25 Good V7-txito 3Hnamc n Bods SO.OO Clialrn, Rockers, I'miclies. Hidf txiards, Fancy and cheap Ki tension Tallies, Baby Carriage and Uo-carta. M. HARTMAN FURNITBRECO. HiffllDbiirK, Fa. Schroyer Smyser, FIRE INSURANCE AG K NTS. Represent only II Mt-class Stock Co nanlua T.inrlittnir I ManaA aiul ct ThrpMhlncr nprmil .rttititiHs. Co nanlpa tn iaann imlielpa and knulnooo at nil nrtl..u unu. aa ftt bO" All UUOIUCBP CIKIUHICU V" rt will be DromDtlv attended to by V or otherwise. . a rrf aff nr nuroT.il it etuu In Schroyer'B Building, near Dep TT.Tmt Y.fTT - " SJ VI AVV - 1 .rVI, . wi. a i ra -a at. a a bj n.. itop ! FURNITURE Snyder County. Wi L aMaaskasi