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M&IJJLEBXJRQ POST.
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Published Erery TboruJiy Marauuj .
OB 0. W. WAQIITS1LL1R. A. 1L EDITOR AHD 0VS1H.
SUBSCRIPTION BATHS. (
l.OO pl year paid Id advance. fl.OO pel jw It not paid
la adranca. Single copies, fir Canla.
' 1Lt us hope the story of the buy telegraph
operator, wLo saved a, train in Montana by. tele
graphing toe news of acd intended hold-up,
when the chances were 99 to 1 that he would be
killed for doing so, is a true one. If it is, that
bov has hi him all the stun that makes 'him a
hero.
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Advertlalna; Rates, tS ccnta par line, nonpareil BMaanra.
nut, lor first lusortlot and 30 cent per line lor each iubaa
qeeat Insertion. I-OKFICB. Near the County Court Hoiiae
between the Firrr National Bank and the Countyjall.
Vol. xxxx. Oct. 29, 1903. Ncmber 42
Republican Standing Committee.
Ailm-r. 1". KIm. J. T. fthawver.
lVavrr-U. II. rut. A ll.Muwr.
l:-:tver V,W. 1. t)ro. Itavlil Kennlngcr.
tViiin- T. K Mohn. J. W. Hiinipw'l.
i'li:i;itiii- 1'. V. Ilt-rkurtl, 1. U. l ixlrgrove.
KraiH.lin -II" nry Kr Ity, .lolin 11. lii'lininger.
.In. k-ii -.1. s. Vcariik, t m. SVIxilil.
Mul. ilrlnirir ;. W. Hoiwer, Itiinkn W. Yotler.
Mi.l.lli irrrk-Krimk Walter. H. K.Nnyikr.
M,.i.r..i- II. '. lU-mlriikt. II. K. Kii.ier.
I viin- .1 II. lii.yi r. W. N. l!ov.
IVnv r. .. IWkt'iilnirir. J. W. ArliiKil.
i . ny ct -Aiiiinmi fpnuBlf. W. A. Ulntoly,
i-1 1 1 iU.iVi' f. I.. Ki'lM-r. V W.t'tivcrt.
S.mi; .'.. S. I i- Irv. J. H. KwiliK.
1 ii i.h It. Foil, lirnry Wtimrr.
Wa-i hi Kton -M'l'liarl Moyrr. J. K. i:iei,l.urr.
n:i rnLH A state ticket.
Sim r. Tiikam kk.u
William L. Mutinies, lVlaware Co.
ArplTHIS (iKNKKAI.
William 1'. Snyder, Clu-sU r county.
,IriMii- SriT.woit Corirr.
John J. Henderson, Crawford County.
Th.unas A. Monison, McKeeti County.
COUNTY TICKET.
Protliniiotarv (uti. M. Sliindel.
Register and Kewrdcr J. Ji. Arliogast.
Associate Judge J. Frank Keller.
District Attorney M. I. Potter.
Jury Commissioner Irwin Urayliill.
' Advertise Always- . .
In business, next to advertising nothing is
more " necessary thai) more advertising. The
business man must keep himself and his business
constantly in the public eye. He can do this
only by advertising constantly and convincingly,
and there is no medium thai can compare with
the weekly newspaper.
T My Fellow Citizens. ; V? ?M
Having Iwen nominated by the - Republicans J
of Snyder Ctiiinty for. tie office of Associate .
Judge at the Primary "Election! I mostT respar
fully present my claims to them. j'
,., TJiere is no question but that. I rvas fairly
nominated under the circustances I feel that I
am entitled to the seme support that I would
have given any one of the other gentleman who
were candidates at the nomination. I pledge
myself that if elected to the office of Associate
Judge that I will discharge the duties of my
office to the best of my ability, without favor or
partiality.
I find that it is impossible for me to see all
the voters in the county lefore the election and j
T therefore take this method of requesting the
J. FliANU Ivl-XKKU.
A mission is liable to swamp a magazine. So
much zeal is developed that the real function support of my fellow citizens at the approaeh
of the publication, which is to entertain, is for- ing election.
L'otten. Into this excess Evkuyiiody's Mac.a- ! I have the Honor to Kcin iin Yours Truly
.ink, which has ieccntly undertaken a crusuie
against the idolatry-of'-riches habit in America,!
is obviously not to be led. The Xovendit r con- ;
tents-table makes a most inviting showing, pre- '
sentinjj ns it does stories and sketches by such !
amusing; writers" as Alfred Henry Lewis, (.).
Henry ami Kugene Wood. There is no instru-;
sum of a policy at all, and the reader is likely to
lir.d himself in the midst of Francis Pellamy'si
ai ticle about 'Successful Men Who Are Not j
liieh" without dreaming that there is u serious,
moral to it. Mr. IJellamy avers that the nation 1
is losing it ideals and that to-day success only ;
means wealth. The millionaire is the modern I
hero. The newest creed is, he says: "Uiains j
may be more important than money, but nowa-j
days the liest way to convince the world that j
you have brains, is to make money". I
PEDDLER BLOWN TO PIECES
Supposed Harmless Can Causes an
Awful Tragedy.
!utlcr, Ta., Oct. 21 William Marks
was instantly killed and TntrU k Hardy
fatally injured here by an explosion
of niiro-filyeorine. The men were ped
dlers of sniaJl notions and had eamped
in the woods near here. They found
nn empty ran which they supposed had
contained maple pyrup from the small
hit of sticky substance adhering to tho
top. "Marks sat down with the can be
tween his knees and commenced to cut
out. tin1 top so as to transform It inti
a water vessel.. Tho miall portion c.'
the nitro ;;lvccrine at once exploded,
and Marks,' head, hands and feet wer.
blown off .r.nd his body disemboweled.
Hardy, who was standing close by, had
his eyes blown out and the bones in
his arms and less shattered in a dozen
places. Ho died several hours later.
. JUST TRY IT
FAMILY S
Seridi3.O0
by Money Order or Express, and J
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ucunr si uuce, oj express, jj
charge, right to your home,
Four -Full
Quart Bottle
of our famous XXX OLD FAMILY
WHISKEY in a plain box, with no q,
on box to show what contents are.
This is the best family Whiskey on the
today. OU Smooth Mellow.
A Satisfying Drink Absolutely
We have a lar.ee family trade, built up,
merits of our XXX OLD FAMILY
WHI5KEY. ruy it once, and you u ill )
ativ oilier. j ne pleasure oi unnkuig thj
Whiskey costs you very little.
You run no nk, for if the Whiskev -
guarantee it to be we will refund your tiiuan J
urn tiu'Miim.
If you want an-thin;r in Wines and lipop J
for our price list. 1 !ih grade gootls, lu( J
A. L. SCHWARZ CO.. p,cr J
KSTA1ILISIIKU 1 r.AHS.
C. E. Convention, Sclinsgrovc.
Turnsi'AY Kvkmm!
Convention was calleil to order
by the President Prof. A. U. (.Jil
b'ert. Praise Service eonductetl by Prof.
Sheldon.
iVvotituial Exercises by Dr. J.
B. Rrht.
Male tiuartette-" Messrs Fischer,
Allenlaoh, Whitiuoyer, and Prof.
Sheldon.
Words of greeting, Geo. Schoeh.
Response by Prof. A. 11. Gilbert.
SjIo-M'iss Osman.
Song -by Convention.
C. E, I5ievIicion.
Reception
1'lIiKAY Mor.MMi
were conducted lv
SiTvitv M. 11.
Milt- :' Sn'it lie-.
vari"us - i i 1 1 1 i t -
Sum i.-- ttrvu-c
t'.'av W'li itm .vci .
Y- h. i .
j: .;i .....i K.
Aj.;. : - ,-;.t - t
:.-! IV -. Ui.t.
Prese:. "l' bills id' the Sr'v.
Pres. ;in 1 A. (.'. lie.tr and Kev.
Woiuv!d-.; I 1 : 'iadfcv-, etc.
In i:iot!':i of Rev. Haas seevnded
by Rev. N-'ll, an "rdcr was granted
tj the Trea-. tj cover said Liils.
Sjiig by Convention.
Rev. W. K Iiehl sH.ke very iiu
jiressivily nil the C. K. Society as a
Factor in ciiun.li work.
"What can be done to make our
Societies more interesting without
saerifi'-itig their sjiiritual intlu
tnct." Rev. Elias Noll spoke.
He said work only will arouse in
terest in anv ortranization. The
I-aders of the Society must be; many helpful thoughts,
tlioroughly prepared as well as the Solo-Miss Margaret Phillips,
individual niemljer?. . ; Prayer and Kenedicton by Dr.
SjIo-MU- Laura Gernberfing. ( J. H. Focht.
U. A. Guss sjxjke "The supreme' Estella M. Romio Secy,
need of xnissionary Information." m
AmoDgthe many helpful tlioughL !
he eires-d were these, 1 KANTZ.
Let the church know the trueoon- j Wm. A. Schnee of Schnee was in
dition of things :iyd I U-lieve action town Fridav.
will Lot only hold us reu.-flMe for A y Schnee, wife aDd daughter
what v.e know but for what we , ljftn sXM at john ,,8 at
have t).e i.plwrtuuity of kuawiDgly Mr- ,lli(ie y marj.
and d'j not. ! ager of Urowns's store at Kantz.
A paper, '"rur t.'hri-t and the; . v. , . .
, '. 1 ' , . ... , , J. h. Newman s stM.nt eevtral
..l.,,r.t. r. 'i.l t.v K. ...LilN ....
Gerub r!i:i. S.-Iinsgrove.
.h! by Rev. I laas, Report was
iceepted. The Reports of the
Treasurer, committee on Resolutions
and committee on years work were
also accepted by S icicty. .
"lieaming from 1 ast mistakes
by Lloyd Walter. Mr. Walter is a
very enthusiastic speaker and his
address was very much appreciated.
Male-Quartette, Messrs Fischer,
Sheldon, Allcnbach, Whitmoyer.
Prayer by Rev. Reichter.
Address by M. W. Fischer, His ad
dress was very much appreciated by
the convention. ,
Address " What constitutes an
ideal Society? How obtained"?
Hon. F. C. Bower'sox of Middle
burg, Pa. He suggested many help
ful way's to obtain ideal Societies.
The C. K's. Financial obligation
to God. Rev. .1. Woineldorf.
The Rev. was brimful of his
subject and expiessed his thoughts
very clearly.
Mipah l'n'iiidict'on.
FniPS-Y I'.VKMNii
lVai-e Scrvi.-e, Prol". 10. M. Shel
don. iVvotioiial Exercises, Rev Haas
Selinsgrove.
Dm tte-Messrs Fischer and Whit
mover. An otlering was then lifted after
which the President announced
Middleburg its the next place of
meeting for the convention.
Maxwell D. Lathrope (State
Secy.) of Carlndale was then intro
duced by the PresidenLlle spoke on
"The Nobility of the coding
kingdom". His words were very im
pressive and the convention will not
forget his address as it contained so
is the New and Better Breakfast
Food, 60 different from all others
that it pleases everybody. Got a
package to-day at your grocers.
Tn Giaxjii Fun Food Co., Lb Bar, K. I
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Mrs. Jacob Arbogast of Mt.
Pleasant Mills is staying at J. E.
Newman's at present.
Editor Geo. W. Wagonseller of
the Post Mnldhbnrg wa in town
Friday come again, we are always
glad to meet yon.
I. lv Newman's wcte to Richliehl
Saturday.
Mm. IIiiiiinhI and wife of North
umberland are visiting at C. S.
Reigle's.
Miss Maggie . Romigand I'ertie
Kerstetter were to Sunbury Satur
day. Elmer Naugle and lady friend
of Sunbury, .spent Sunday at Win.
Auniiller's.
Mrs. Maggie Attingerjof North
umberland is visiting at 1. H.
Wildt's.
Miss Mary Shirk spent Saturday
at this place, the guest of J. K.
Hughes.
H. C. Dreese went to Pallas Sat
urday evening some attractions there
we suppose.
Lydia A. Komtg's house is near
ly completed. It makes a very fine
appearance.
Noah Herman aud Mrs. John
O. Holtzapple visited John Holtz-
apple Sunday.
Sou;; by ' en'iul). I
I'ntvei aul Ji-:j-dietion bv )c
Y
Son;:
Jl,n J -j;v.
J. P
hj.ririg-.
TL- J' .: I.:'!-'
the Junior- wii
V .1 ITI.i.N' i
e. M. W. FiM-hcr.
or Jiini. work',
Z'f;:t!)'rruari. JV-aver
j hours at l-vi Stin k's Sunday afier-
i ti'tou.
F. E. and F. P. aud N. II.
Holtzapjde with their wives ami
children seut Sunday at their
areuts, Henry Holtzapple's.
Jarnes 1 ishcr's s?nt Sunday at
Shadle. The guot of Norman
Troup's.
Ranks Jrecse of Middleburg,
r v.;i- -'ivi :) to va vi-ititr' at this place Sundav.
fntertaiiivt tin- au- .,.;,., nnmUr of our citizen atten-
di-jjjw in a very phing manner. ,M Jr,stajation of liev. FetU-r-The
ii'.minatii.g wuiuutt- re-;oll at J.'murj, Sunday evening,
rotted aj f.iJov. f:
IV J'i ('. A. J:. Gill rt, M John F. Erdley, who is clerking
V.-): : 'i-- 'i A. '. Rover, m Ji. F. Rrown's st;ie at Sunbury,
S-.-linr ove; S-x-retury Estella 'M. sjnt Sunday at home,
iyuii'. Jisiver Siinirs: I 's't. S5.-. Thaddeus O. Slotnan and mm,
'. M. Mert, Middlebur; Tm uj- George, who are painting Mrs.
;rJ. V. JI.. M'er, Troxelvjlln. Itofciig'B house i-j;ut Sunday at
v iiio'iviJ of Mr. Walter, Srond-' their home in New Uerlit).
We Sell
All our noxU on h KuaraItee
if not ax rci,ree!itel brinif it back
and we will make it rigbt. We
ijuote you
Wash JinsliiH, he.
l'ot or l'uti Kcrars 10c.
NiekleTrayB, lUc.
Jiair 1'iiiH, (. , 1 cent.
Uuarl TiiiH, !iv.
J-'ry J'atiH, 5:.
(Stove I'okers, Uv..
Kin- HboveU, Hie.
We Lave many oilier burttini
but space will not allow uh to
ii note more. Come In and look
over our 5 Ct. COU.NTEK.
You will be mariiriwd at the
many buruim on it. Onr Oro
cerien are fresh aud our line Is
full.
Jiutteraud J-'ggsiu exchange.
TUK RACKET.
INDEPENDENCE
The hunters of this place report
a small amount of birds since the
fifteenth.
Levi Shaffer left for Renova
where lie is employed by 11. S. Ker-
bough.
Barlow the great marksman shot
100 shells for one quail and then
it lefl him.
Johu Keller of Selinsgrove was
in early caller at the Hotel Sundty
evening.
Mrs. Wm. Hentzleman is slowly
improving from Ler recent spell of
sickness.
Fall Opening at
CLEMMER
New Store, Sunbury, Fa.
Larger stock and prices lower than ever this Fall
department. We buy direct from the mill, therefore we can r
special low prices anu save you nig money by buying lioiu u&
you come to Sunbury, come in and let us show you around. Sv
to show goods.
Few Special Prices:
1000 yds. Unbleached Muslin, 3Jc. yard.
1 Rale Unbleached Muslin, 20 yards tor $1.00, extra value.
1000 yards Bleached Sheeting Muslin, to go at 7Je. yard.
5000 yards Outing Flannel to go at GJc. yard.
Good Aprou Gingham, 6c. yard.
Best Calico, 5 and 6c. yard.
1 Case Blankets to go at 59, 69, 89c, extra large sizes.
Beautiful Pure White Cotton Filled Comfortables, $1.00, $1.25
$1.00 for all Wool Blankets, put on sale to-day at special prica.
Dress Goods:
We carry one of the Largest Stocks in Sunbury.
Special Value 12J16, 25, 399. yard:
f . An -ii I ---Jj. xU- l it!
'ouimy vs the Barnyard phea- , ,Tm iT.T im"B." evct5
. inmitiful Tiinp (ntfl nil thp ruw St vies, nil sizps nnrl nil nrl.
:r ' . : ' 1 : . . i
4
sents are plentiful this
Clintou Reicheubniih has a new
duck Ixmt. He says he is sure of a
duck this fall if he can shoot it.
The boys of this place had a
merry time at II. I. Reieheiibaeh's
one evening last week.
Dutch Mover, ot:r enterprising
tanner, is now through husking and
started on a gunning trip, and we
all wish him good luck and lots id'
birds to shoot.
Mrs. Kate Fisher made a Hying
trip to Reading Sunday.
Randall Fisher left to spend a week
with his grand-father at Dundore.
Mr. Stinbaiigh, the lumberman,
was seen in our town Sunday.
Levi Kern, is now riming his
new steamboat called "Young Sher
man" people now wishing to cross
the river at this place will be ac
commodated in anew boat.
Furs, au endless variety, all prices you could wish for
Ready-made Dress Skirts a specialty. Come and be convince!
H. F. CLEMME
loors East id" Market House,
sr.xDii
Your tor UukIucbs,
Geo. W. Burns.
Watch our advcrtisementi.
EYES!
Indigestion, verti
go, headache, consti
pation, piles, insom
nia, lumbago and all
female disorders are
only a few of the symp
toms of functional
derangements caused
by defective eyes and
aggravated by improp
er diet, habits, occu- (
pation, etc,
AVo are able to care
for your eyes and give
you advice.
FISHER
THELEAMNa JEWELER.
Oraduate Optician
SUNBURY, PA.
DIAMONDS A SPECIALTY.
TIC III1 ill
Is now or never. He must make the best of liN uwlr
He must have it in a safe place, where he can put his hand on
needed.
1 GIYE M m CHANCE
3 ner ent. lute
We invest his money for him give b.im every time Jj
interest ou deposit he leaves in our care ; and hanu him oval
pal when demanded.
We, can pay his rent educate his children on a h
from his earnings every month.
Investigate our claims it's worth your while.
m
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RYAN TO BE A CARDINAL
Archbishop of Philadelphia to Be Ele
vated to Sacred College.
Philadelphia, Oct. 20. The Rifiht
Rev. Patrick John Ryan, archbishop
of Philadelphia, Is to bo mado a car
dinal by Pope, PIiih X. onielal an
nouncement of the hlnh honor to bo
conferred upon tho archbishop, oa onu
of tho foremost men In Urn Cut holla
church In America, will bo ruado at
tho next public coiiHlutory In Rome.
Tho fact that ho la to he ctovatcd
to membership in thn Barred College la
already known to Archblahop Ryan
and to Hoveral of tho dlnnltarles ot
tho archdloeebp," t'ntll formal an
nouncement Ih mado in Homo, how
ever, the urehhltthop ami hla ofllclal
family will be forced to assert Ignor
ance of any mich Intention! on the par)
of tho pope. Tho news was brought
to this country by Cardinal Glbbona,
of Iialtlmorc, when bo raturnod from
Romo, whero b hi nri to partici
pate in the election of
Pone Leo XIII.
To Cardinal Gibbons, U1
Is duo the honor to be cot1
Ar,.lil,lutnn llvan ltlsUCl
Pouo Tius. toon after bli4
i.hnlr nf fit Pptnr. imVoHl
tho American cardinal. H!
InKly of tho church In AC
flnnllv If Cardinal GlbboM
iuIvIho tho annolntnient oM
Hlnnl In (lw I Tn 1 1 rl Stf'"
Gibbons not only inthusl
clurod that ho favored 1
leet. but brouuht tho D"
blahop Ryan promliicntlf
llrn .f lilu tinllnnHS. I'0?
...wa. " m.u j
,l,.,.,l,.,r. rnlaa thn ftrrhl"n
adelphta to tho Sacrod Co-'i
6mallpox In Baptlit't
ClarUuburg, V. Va., n
atii,l(.nt In KrnfldllS C1
Baptltft douomlnatlonal J
rllv Imva RmnllnoX,
college g under quurantU'
drod and fifty student V