M1DDLEBUBQ POST.
soda asp iced tea. j ROSE BY GALLANTBY.
D. W1I7, Oralil mt Uvr&rtMBt of
Acrlaaltar, DmIun Tkt4
fa iiatu ii4.
Dr. Wiley. ehemtit tor the depart
Bent oC agriculture, who hae net eon
tiaded the flrat rf the teeti relattre to
fcod prwrntlTM md Uelr effect on
the human yatem. Mid the other (Wr:
The devil Iurk In the eoda water foun
tain, and Iced tee. U etmplj eelcida.
K persona would only use prveautloo
thore Is no reason why one ehoutd mrf
fer more with sickness In summer than
winter. One of the most flagrant
lauses of sickness in summer ts entirely
overlooked by law. I have on ?ereri
occasions called attention to the dan
ger of rating epe!Wes grown on or
on.ler jnvun.l which has been rxrood to
: x ... .
Prood Carter f CoL Elliott tf the
U. S. Maria Carps.
Omw Wkt WUl hetM4 a. Itep-
w4. Meat Oeker, rafct Well
la CW mm la the niU
laalaea.
CM. George F. Elliott, who will auo
eeed MaJ. Gen Chart Heywood, u
commandant of the Marine corpe, with
the rank of brigadier general, la one of
the most popular and efficient officer
la the service. His promotion wu hated
entirely on merit and mainly In reo
1 ognition of his meritorious services dur
ing the Spanish war and the Insurrec
tion In the Philippine.
A native of Alabama, Col. Elliott wan
appointed a second lieutenant in the
marine corps from New York, October
12, 1S70, and his first duty was rer
formed at the marine barracks In
M'ashinpton. After frnice at the ma
rice bsir.vks. Portsmouth, X. 11.. and
VrvKIjr., X. V.. he was in Septrmbrr,
ISv;. or.-.i re; to the I . S. S. l'ro'.icand
Teas vattaea.
1 Uka m look! of thai bird. What
hi It vorttr
"Oal 5, ma'ut, and It's cheap lot
UUt parrot Ha learned to talk by tte
aew meUtod."
"Wbat'i thatr
"By naklnc blm Helen to a phono
graph." "Doea he talk like a phonograph r
t "Exactly, ma'am."
1 am glad you told me. Show me
ojna other bird." Chicago Tribona,
Til Rvtr Thae.
Mabel weara nne tltken hosts
Purrhaaed with her papa's reefcet
Put the old man always awe
Around In teiwrnt cotton aocfce,
Cincinnati Enquirer.
M ART I.1TTI.R BOY.
m, Jadgv of a Uirttad Slatat alalrtet
court at Burlington, VL, baajoathaadtd
down a dedal oa
aal Deaaltloa
t lataateatlaa.
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N-ir.: .on5imi-r.:a:
Mrai, coo.. Jireau. p.
frer f-..rr. p-rrr.-; if
criot. a: times for fOi-nl heaith.
troo V'reac sh.ni b( thr foi;n.:a:ior. of
rrtr: meai. ano t much car? cannot
N f'vir tc it.- y.repa-a "'re, Rre;.ii
(C-fi.-.i.: bt a: ); a da o!. N-fori i: ie
pt:. if r,o; oidrT.
"If fioor persan? especia'.'.y ;p xrry
pnor would take rrrrr rerea: fcoc and
ac me: they would N betttr ct phy
iaa"y ani". f.r.ancially For lnftanc.
rafA'. rsts thry cr.t k pounu. a
ajrR!r.;- li cents for beef. Tt-.i pouni of
Whoa: cor.tain. or.Iy If prr ceu mole
trtrf while thr pnurjvJ. c' bfr' It more
that twit moist::- You re: more tfcaa
twlw :ri Eouribhmert fr."rr. three cer.ts"
vc-t!. o! wbev. thar. you cc froa the
poun.. of beel Ea: mere- breai and
wheat anc ie ciPAt Is & food rult for
hot weather. Mat car. live by bread
alone, while cpOL meat alone be would
fioor. die.
"H.iw atiffat summer drlnksV ftald
Tr. V,;:.:y. Cis.-i&iLf-c'.:?. 'They are
asari :hf devil. Ttt- puftoe of coc
ri .Tii.. on i!.a; ( sii about a oar,
tl:rr. be was trar.sfi-rred to the
I . S S Mot ".ii.i.ahi la nni was next as
il.r.l:. to the oommsr..'. of the marine
iir.r.l or. the 1" S. S Ossipce. He rc-i;i.-,.r.
.; or. t!.:.; '.n; for tl ri i years nr..l
a :'. r. nsif r.od to luty a; U.r n:artr.e
l.;.r-.-i. X. rfoik. P'.'.rir.s that a:c
t. i ! i" verve,; wi;h the army etirins
t!.r rtt.lroa.l r;oN. r.ear Baltimore, in
tV.r er.iv.n-.er of '.ST7. In lVormbrr of
tl.a: j i ;r he was attached to the V. S S
rrst.klin. ard jr. was transferred
to ;hr I S S. Alliance, or. which vessel
I r si ri , v. two years ard the r. serve', two
i-i- at the No-folk r.y ard.
KHioit. while a first lieuter.ant.
Si rvs". ;,! ;;e battalion of engineers
which ren.iered such efficient serice
under con.niAnd of Gen. (then Ooi.l '
licjwooii or. the isthmus of Panama
it. th s,irir. of 1S..S, when the Amert-
o
r
Visitor Well. .lack, ard what are you
point tc be !ir, ou crow cp?
Jack A bachelor.- Chicago Chronicle.
r.illiloM ntf.
A fetlcw Ir. kcc.1 .Me. T. rre Haute
Wt; cui at !wr.efs to vautv;
Whn his r' :y w, r. ut
He psvt aroAt fout
Ar.t cum heme ful; s a ftutv
Munoie dnd ) Ptar.
Tend Thftr T1m.
"So E!ith Is TPAlly enframed to young
Gilbert? Wasn't it ratner euelden?"
"Yee. They have been much tv
frrihor, but nefthw one eomel ti care
much for the ortier nnrll Edith left
for kortte. Then they were e n paired "
"It must have lxen a oa eif love
at ) alht." Chicago Record-Herald
iml Yac Taiaa.
Cevll (ewntlmentally) IVia't ymt feel
Flcmmy wben the slty le Terrast with
irray, when the rhythmic rain sounds a
dirae upon the roof and the landscape's
beauties are hid by the weeping mist?
Hesel (sweeUy) Yee; it's dreadfully
annoying. It does make oue'e haJr
come out of curl eo. Tlt-Blta.
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ti.:rs.
Iinnsi r-ri Tori. Lairtfr Mi 1
romi lirllut Sntijrci uil
prr of l'Arliajncnt.
lirtirE- C-ocr.rsi. v-c ;. i sad. cury
btcrr.- l I:r:us E-fjec-.. ;o:i tut Irish
pt"; . ijL. isji- u eel.: 11. pariauaetu ts
Pil til
(.'.- "" ' - Mf far
v. Li...,- ' ai- I..- 1L Ulttl
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it.'. '.i Lvnh Wi eT. ieir
iLiicr aUw. TVirl'.;;i:il
bp t-' 1- rMrjmi vf. wi'.'u It
Cs .vk . iV. a. i2a Me'l U.lr aiia
elr :u at. tea' wf Ttf clil. te-
kaau i.tet Uxr.
COl GEORGE T. ELLIOTT.
fTraspecttve Conmaselaiit of United Statas
' Corpv)
can naval forces commanded by Hear
Admiral Joueu were landed there for
the rter.ior. of American Interests.
SulfequeLtly h served at the Newport
ftsti-r.-: IlT.l a' ti. Norfo'.l. tevy yard,
tr.C .:.(-:. eufres&tvtly the I". F g
Vs.r.ai.l: Moiicai Lar.a?:er arte: Bal-
rru:?- '.z. tif ias". ii.fd v(r; :i. Julv,
Af"f '-itre-e yeur?' sc-t:". ;;-.(
r:ii- tcrracui itrootOy N Y.. h was.
r." '.t:-.rr?;. ct tit ?7'2.r.:si. war il
.-'vrr.. asfisaed tc zz:y witt ire
n.r;L- tia-.til;?L c th. Ncrti. Atiartic
fquairai tr.ci sf-red witi erpeciai di.--ticrtiCL
;i tat cac&pexuest at Guas
taaLn.: CHtnL a ii rerult of waici. It
ti; advasw. ttr-tus tiers ol tie list
of cp'-a:iif
Iieut Col Htirtlnrtca. who had
coEsyiad of tn ntarine? a? Ouixtaa
nr rrfer:- tr Col Elliott t conauc; u.
leadiar a:. eired;tKc agalnn a eupenor
lorce of bpauarot paarim a well at
Cazet. aDou: tn diei front th caep
waici was the oniy waver acppiy of Ui
enenr wrthtc 12 mli. as foliowc :
"Otpt- EUiottt cool advance ep a
rucKy. Eteep moncuir, pau.. under fire
for 2 cmuie? without betnt able to r
turL It. aued tae Biiiantry and aklll ti
piayei by his. thruusaout this affair,
were eebectial to Ute (Teat aucoeM ai
taiiic by tiie exiaitKL, and art
wortcy cf. and ! earnarUy reoonuuend
tut: tt adraacad In rank ane
j graue "
Keturninf from Oat.. Oan' Hlliejtt
wat. piacec is command of Uik otarliie
I IntrratEi lc WafihlnCvwt- is tae neaL
tiuie baniie bwn promoted totbe gTade
c' majur. il August. IKvS, be was aent
tc tut: I'blllppiuM Ic eomoiand of tli
bvcuuc tm'.aioc of maribet autf tt
iuHf. wrti. coiijpiciHu (alianiry lo tie
rliga.a.irCt a, fturfcieia lc. OcloUj' of
tae fcaiitc jar Alaj Oen. OUt, cun,
iKiiUiiit: tae UuiUsC ejiwee UiKjps II tle
Hai.ippi at taa. Uut, rou.tue
'wiL4ia.. cuiiiuiaudibc tiife uaad
'itls2 lmtTHiur Lieut. Col i...U ix.
t..iX'. i tiroiteL Ci. by lila
hx'. ii .c- it. tie Ptii..p.L bd a m, aeitt
t ti li'Ap.l. il. kAH- UHblit ,
.tlwitji it Alatc. . IW' It fjl-
i ,1. bi tcLL Jb-.tAtLvbiti. iib tCa
rct,-.-. i. efc-. ptjk.. l wiiiufauc wf
. .r.ct '. ta'- Sjrt'Ai aud
; t '.-t.'' uii'.s 'tbr'jry yf tiiU
. ti 4ii pid'-f. it. oOiuii jr. yf
i4r.-' ir. ;t Wii.injun,
Wi.'t it iE bl t cut.'. ittcUtd
t.' fcta'-t u' uluu'. XarcL iua. tbd
Li' A.A'U.Uitb'. as lr.fcidiw &w.ral
uit,i,-iiitxMit ( liarlbt will taJta
eftuct ot uUe itjLWjjry ivUikixMit of
, Utjmi uf, OctiMr I tkt.
Ho Was Tprle.
"And I'll tell you another thrnR."
ahouted the exasperated wife; "you will
never see me cooking as long aa I live in
tht
-o'.a&ous. dear," aald the amiable hus
band; "do I understand that yon expert
to po where you will cook In the next
world?" Yonkerg Statesman.
Maria Vaa Xot Attrarttrfi.
"At the club to-day Varparet read a
paper oc "hy Are Men Averse to Mar
naf ' I felt so snrry for her "
Ti-hy sr "
"Bcuar yrn: only hd 10 InoK at her
to pet at ar.rwe- tr the question."
Clevtlar-d riatr. T'ealer
whtoh will U of
great UaUreat to
Mbulout booaera who hava laborad un
dee the Imprasilon at timet that they
war In a state of Intoxication, for tha
flrat time a federal court baa paeaed
upon tha much mooted question aa to
what really constitute Intoxication. It
Isn't tha flrat time that a court of law
ha knooked out the dictionary and tha
aolantlflo men. Even the Justice court
in Chicago, according to the Record
Herald, hare done that. What the ety
mologist and lexicographer decide ia
one thiug; what the court decide may
be quite a different thing. A man who
la under uudue or uuuaturnl elation, ex
hilaration or excitement, aa a result of
drinking alcoholic stimulants ts sup
posed to be "intoxicated." kit) uioIokIchU
ly speaking, he Is Intoxicated w hether ho
is "dead drunk" or unnaturally excited or
elated. Hut this is not lliu view of t ho
United Sluli'8 district court of Vei imml.
The man who imaicim's that he Iihhiu
uired a real "Jan" em an itivestnn tit f
a Ion cents may nu liae reached lliu
second dt'f.n e. lie is lauoriitK utuli ran
erroneous iniprev-ioii it he tluiiKs In Is
intoxicatid. lie Is only on the burner
land of a plain drunk, Nv llhiti t he ineali
ltif; of the law. The point aroee In con
luetion wiili an insurance ease in vtliicli
the company u I used to pay the policy
oil the griv.md that the person Insured,
who had stall d In his application that
he never was luoteli uted, had frequent
ly Inn si i n in that ceiudliiou. In an
elaborate eiplnion the court defined
three ofi'ios of Intoxication: (1)
Where the, individual Is uncommonly
xi acinus but retains the peiesession ol
his se nses; tl) v here the man still re
tains the use of his senses but hae lost
memory and Judgment; t.t) in this the
last state the man not only loses pos
session of his sensus but ho Is uo lonpt
conscious of Ms external relation. In
other werds, no man is fully intoxicated
until be has taken the "third degree,"
and he has not taken the third dstree un
til he is completely "laid out." A con
fued notion as to when a man ts Intoxi
cated has led to many disagreeable and
etnbarralng complication. It U well
to have the matter clarified by the
learned Yermnat Jurist.
t a en.. i.i. j .j
Ko better llruatraUen o what hap
pani to him who is at eater of on sub
ject has m-ently been afforded than
tha extension at the tenet of Lord Cur
aon a viceroy of India. A a young
man he became Interested In India and (
the Atlatlo question, and read aH h
aould lnd oa the subject then studied
It at first hand In India, Persia and
Afghanistan. He waa thoroughly
equipped for the office of rloaroy, and
be ha eoaseqaeatly beea. successful.
Although there are oecaatonal aaoep
tlons to tha nth, it usually happens in
the long run that the maa who knowi
now to do a given rdera of worlt will
pet that work to do.
JURY'S APPROVAL OP LYNCHINO
Rantfara ttrani Verdict Upon tha
Death af a Nagra.
New Orleans, La Nbr. I. Tha coro
Bar Jury of Past Christian handed
In tha following verdict la tha lynch
ing of Bam Adam, the negro who a
aultad Mr. Petar Laboulssa, formerly
Mr. & Osgood Pall, of New Tork:
Wa, the Jury of Inquest, sitting on
tha body of Sam Adams, colored. And
that h cam to hit death at tha hand
of tha mala cltliem, both whit and
colored, of Fass Christian, who were
organised and determined to finish
aid Adam for the crime that meat
death whereeer perpetrated."
II laJ
Over 10,000 Miner Strike.
Denver. Nov. 10. More than ln.ODO
coal miners In Colorado went on strike
for an eight-hour day, increased wage
and other concessions. The strike
was ordered by the national exeutlrn
officers of tho I'nlteil Minn Workers
of America, nfter the cnnl ronpnvl
refused to confer with union rj ro
sentatlve enneeiuini; the diMiisnds "f
the men. Of the Idle inn liumi nr in
the southern ectil flehlx, 'Juno n 'io
northern . I lleMn and 1sno in ,-,.
niont county, tine hundred mines
have been cloned ilown,
Tound Tl'eir Children Shot.
RhnmoMn. I'd. Nov. in.- When Mr.
and t'h 111 Ml t Cepenih li relni'lieil
after n teiniinr-u v n', .,'in e Iroiil tle lr
lionip In Natalie they l nmd tin Ir eliih
ilren. nna and Stella, II inn! Il yonre
resieetlvely on the Hour of the kitchen
covered with blood frnin wiiitiis, Atltlil
lind been phot tluouull tlu lilliut. wlilln j
hor slter's neck it ml In ;nl rontalnoil i
nn amount of blr.l sliet. Nedtlier of !
the victims have an yet li.'eil nble to
state who shut thein. l'.ll:i Is nut
rxpectoil to roeover The parents any
unknown enenih nhot the chllilreti.
Tmik Her t'lneleei,
"nobby," said the mother of a pre
cocious five-year old, "I see your little
sister has the small npple. ld you let
her have her choice, ns 1 told yon toT"
"Yes'm," replied Hobby, "I told hee
she could have the small one or none, and
she took the small one." Cincinnati
Bnqulrer.
Tn Mean Tnlnsr.
Tloesle Jack 1 a man after my own
heart.
Marl (sweetly) Tou're sura It' not
your money that he' after! Judge,
Plenty al SUt.
riuaband My dear, dou't you think
that dree a r trHk Immodest
Wife Immodest! flood n res met Just
look at the sleee. -M. T.Waettly.
BaeoareaBa
She t am afraid we shall hare trouble
with aeTTanta after wa are married.
He t wont mind that, dear, aa long aa
t hew yvm Brooklyn Life.
It All IrtiV.
"I mr cy frwnd." n;d the rclnie
ter. "Ua.: your l:net are oas: Il pleasac
pla"e "
"Well." answered the lone-haired
poet, "tta' deiwndt oc whether you
cal. waste basltets pleasant plaoee or
no-" Cmclutat: Enquirer
The ftrtates: nations of Europe
gtrt'.n fvery effort to make science the
htcdrr.au. of war. Let It be the glory
of vl.e prat American iiuile to take
scitinte U- Lin-J.rr.Md of aaTtculture
Jtrry Rutk. ei-se reiary of agriculture.
Had Turned Blue
Limbs Bloated.
Lay in a Stupor From
Heart Disease.
Grrat Cuaipoaer.
Ethe VTnc wiit tha? in an yon Jum!
bcroet to?
Peaeiope Tta waa TxAmm. the
(rreeu composer.
Ethe'f A composer, did you any?
Penaiop He manufacture aoothlng
yrup. T5t-B!ta
The lact that thure are mora than
two thousand American mining eo-'
piuewn is the galfl and diamond re
rira of South Afnoa ie one amemg
many l&dlc&tions that ttri Is already
becoming oa of tha migratory na- i
nvona !
Dr. Miles Heart
Cured Me.
Cure
The etirtm baebelor finalry tamed
to the Quiet man who bad taken no
part In tba daK-uatloo.
Vould yon. etr." be aald. "marry
tbe Use woman In the world?"
"1 did." was tie reply. Judg.
fetUiagaji Uw tfiaaariar,
, bsije a biuu'juiwt atiMk of hlo-
vnX. . waa tile VjfXiti it a pactar
Ujury- Tie paoxt&a beaoe ao rto
Unt tiul two tf li Cm KyC uA
A aWlaaekaly Itaavr.
"Are you aware tha'. you are being
crlticlaed for using money in polrtlca?"
"Yas," atmwer! 6enatorBorghum. "If
you uw- moiy' they ortUcla rue, and
If you don't they forget all about yc"
Washington atar.
Kvl tlk Dlartaatlva.
"Are you a auoond-haud book Aualer?"
a&G tbe l&quleitlve peroi
"Ko. air," auhttnC tbe otUsr prsot,
w-i t Acrr.e initatkic of in a,ri "J arr
a &jr in atKXKid-lji&d booaa." -Chicik-1
go Trtmnje.
baUcatr Tkrut.
kOee Ulde Harry w:d Le d Mke as
Uj be iuarrtt In b Ul&ajh. IWi food
freak luaentk
Mlee -bet wL no to tU- trou
ble of going up In a lUiovu?-;h lea
go Kva
1 tuirtatloa.
iPlrs'. Jd'jC Ii. lpo vjL.ti.-r vo're
trovbiwd vaL lLto.ou Xtr eaiiLg
Bwceyl Kocb i know , tot tt wa such
a IfaaLjouilM: oarcyat.'. Lrookiyn IMt.
j, auauw ciiaer.
E(JUr t aoudcr If JUiU bwlA la raae
! 1 a bud as lib k aUodT
Myi ! Coo't ie Ljw ihe can b.
0Uoh Daty Vvn.
A TOay1! fla-raaaa.
tar, boae, hare o A a WaaHarr
kViV-CrwVIatitar '
That time which AtiCrew Carxesli
loreeees when Enriecd and America will
be unKed will come when all the Eteg-lith
dukes are ecro'.lod as Amerloas grand
oca, and ttelr lnooms aboat to be cal
oS anseea they become naturalteedv
Basinet dm-lng away moaultoe ttdt
fUea R la found that tin caator bean plan!
kawp o tte boll weevil. The caaVH
piant U doing everythli-g it can Vi owe'
eumi popular prejudice against K.
I ail aa i i
Flogging in his empire bav horrified
tha caar. Everything horrtCe theoeej
except the abeene of public achoola
arbiot wourd educate the Kuealacia cui
of ttitr bratallty.
Vearyhody irf.es to aee the botreat
farcuer get a good price for hi wheat,
bat on c&ubwt halp wishing it eoold Ue
ferraied withowt lnaraaainc tha pctca
of &ou
The nails turnine blue is asirnof defective
circulation at is the bloatm of the arms and
lees. Other common symptoms of heart dis
ease axe shortness of breath trom shcht ex
ertion, pain in or near heart, smothering
spells, palpitation or fluttering, weak, tired
and hungry spella, dreaming and nightmare,
sudden starting in sleep. Id severe cases the
bram, stomach lungs, etc, may become so
disordered as to mislead the physiciaes as to
the nature of the disease. If you suffer froja
any or ail of these symptoms your heart is
diseased and treatment should not be nott
poned a single day. Dr. Miles' Heart Cure
is guaranteed to help you as it has helped
thootuid of others.
"I owe my life to Dr. Miles Heart Cere.
Alter four doctors met in consultation on my
cae, their verdict was that 1 had suffered
from heart disease so long that they could do
nothing lor n.t and I would surely die. My
brother said. "While there is lite there is
hope, we will try In. Miles' New Heart Cure.'
Vit.cn I began taking it niy nails had turned
blue and my arms and legs were bloated to
twice their natural size, and I lay in a stspor
most of the tune. After the first few doses
the dkslness went away and after three bot
tles 1 was able to go around tiie house and
do niy work. Hoth my fumily and my nurse
think 1 would have been in my grave had it
nvt been for Jjr. Miles' Htart Cure." Mas.
KottST Mossn, Sacliets Harbor, N. Y.
All drugging tell and guarantee hrst bottle
Dr. Miles Keuicdies. .Snid lor lite lok
on Nervous and Heart Diseases. Addles
Dr. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, lud.
"When the butt,
come put a penny
cnurn, is an old
proverb. It often
work though no one 1
told why.
When mothers are,
because the children jJ
gain strength and flk
say give them Scott's
sion. J
It is like the penny J
milk because it worM
because there is sorJ
astonishing about it.
Scott's Kmulsion is
a milk of juirc cml 1
with some hypnpW
especially prepared for rW
stomachs.
Children take to itn--becausc
they like the'
and the remedy takes i-
naturally to the child
cause it is so pcrfectlyarJ
to iiieir wanis.
For all weak and pit
thin children Scott's Fir.-
is the most satisfactory a
mcnt.
We wlltseu
tne penny, i
sample (ret.
He iirt thai in J
" i a.,
"l'l' ro.J
tniuKion nubn. I
SCOTT & BO?
Chemisn,
409 Pearl St.,!
Snc and f ioo; iJ
C. RUTTER, M
Physician and Sum
Port Trcvorton, Pa.
Offers lila Professional ServtJ
the Public. All Calls Promptlj
tended.
WANTKD : BHVKItAMMTSTEId'".
unn. In envli ntnta to triiwl tor bow J
el eleven yeiirn nun Willi a Inrrrtsrtail
upon mere liants anil asentii lor mtimll
prodtabla line. Permanent enrarrmal
ly cimih miary 01 910 ami an irareiuiMV
and hotel bill advanced in rak n
F.xperlenca not eanential. Hennoi m
anil encloae arlf nildrpunre mrtwrn
NATIONAL, 334 iDearbornSt. Chrap
WANTEI SEVEHAT, PERSON'S Of
rtrter ami kooiI repiitntion in earh nik
tliin cntuity roiinire-tl) to reprt'm ik
U'H'oli! eMlatillMheel wenltliy lu.in 1
rinliil tinnm'iiel Htntidlnir Salnrv tz,
with expt'iisi-a iiililitiiifint, all pueir :j
uircci e've'ry w imhh'iiov roiii bit
H'ir.p nml e-arriiiire fiirnilteit wlifr m
licftri'm'e. 'ju'Iono h If al''ref,. eJ
ioluluiil. hjv lli-nrtiorn St., chimi.'o
MANAGER WANTED
Trustworthy loily :r bi iiiIiium tt
bllslnran in this County mid juljuiritm
tor well nml lavorulily known l ow c
financial atanelinir. f.ll.i " -Iru tU m.
and expoinieii. imid rach Monlll ( m
reel from licaiiiiniirterii. 1 ip-rii aid
vnnceii ; position permanent, auotw
Manager, 610 flonon Bldg., Cbiad
VB 1.
l lr Mfc H.OyO DvAne to th
I'aitfetl KUlUkM. Kwruii, 1&000 ptLfty
grhphB oa tLk LjtMtduj al nhiv au3
)(j,WJ HH Uk blt IbCOM.
rUtt wLo Uiv uu:b xrL arlvt
avt . yj'.uK wW tL IV. nt.UU4r.
Kn.i Uv viilkiM rtub tLo
iitibtuAKW UAA J -W.OVJ.WrO.
Ui vuiri f ow Hun 1jJ prciiciKal
Vo t rwUUw Lmtis oa Ums cLo1 oliil
dim.. Wltjr Ojux Ml UwUn wm
war HiiifflT
Amah (dm U C&m1, all taj
of Mi In It ht wLtt we
to U Ui irlHf voritf.
pj$ a ftauv tcvu UAtt U) VaUm to duf
4MMXASA )Mri fSAl, CM td tli dbA.
TU ( L'JtK A i lH.U IMUNKIIAT.
Tukt Jjixativfc Jiroiiii- J u in I nt Tiilile Ui
All druntrihU re-fund the money II it
01m vucure. 1:. W. oruve'H iimture
ftu tuM li 00. Was
Id Now Had Colter Brcalfuat
i'ooJ, to dJfLTtui Imiu bil otlibra
tlut it ihtutta cvc-ryboJjr. Oct A
tcLuo to duj ut your grottru.
Tiu (iwiui kvi 1 o Cu, la lUit, U X,
WIND0R HOUSE
WT. U. UVTIJ.B, IToprlelor
416 AtarM i- urtwg Pa.,
(OjisoalU P, U. U. Dtyoi Bnlanca)
Room, 7Su4 00c. tjoo4 M , 21c
Ooe4 aotuKj4aHaaa.
Jury List.
LUt ot Grand .Turorn drnri lor Um Ca
Oyer and TormiDDrandand Ucnna
Tery and Court of Quarter Heaniorj ottr
o(Bny (lor County held aa Octotxr 1
mcncliiK Monday, Doc. It, VfS.
OltAND JL'HORS.
NamO, Occupation, Itealdtaa,
AinlK Milton, Traeilitir, Krauklln
Auraiid Wllllatn, IninliernmiJ. U'M
HowiiriMji J. 0, farmer, Centre
llliiKiiniuu J. I. annnt, Miirliiif
IiIiiIuh Henry, fanner, Midnlecreet
Droi wi JuiuIicii llentloniKii, hwli
UenilKirliiiK William Karmer, hja
llarUnan John I. fanniir Centre
lliiinirinl Irwin, Ijelmror, M ddleae
HiuiaiiiKiirl'ttrry, turiuer, Wmilxt
lluinliun Abraham, Rem. Wiwi bw
Kliiio John M, lurimr, Ad mm
1OiilK JefTerann, laliorar, Ualoo
Miller Cbarltia Jr., farmer, Penn
Moer (iuorife IC., farmer, WaaoUf
lllllir John, farmar, Jaikaon
HlniUbet. il. gout Ueulrn
Mci lmld Coli man, trnnker, t'uloo
nhttiiibatli Alulluw, faruinr, trantlll
lllnli, A. A. nieraliaat,HprliiK
Waltor Jaalali. farinar, Ceinue
Wliieunwyur, W. W. gout, Mld(UeMl
PBTIT JUUOIU).
Auilif Jurnine, laborer, Weal Porry
llruuae tluuruu A. farmer. Juaauc
liouiil Ibkmi: 1. lafiiiur, Moii'ue
11u.,iim n Vrunk mrti.Mp 1i-MBklUl
liowarwa Clmrlna, l.umberuiaii, fra
niiur I'.iiiii. runner, trunk nu
HoniiriHii (loritiilliia, farnmr. Cent
ermine Juaub b' lubortir, Mlildlwim
llli, h) llniiH. furiiiHr I- iiinklln
Diwblur Henry. Kuud Unilur bllinl
Uiuiey Juinoa, laiKimr, M uuiie-uuii
rioalt r, i, II. Uniier. Dtiiiliu .
ishi r Arthur v., Imniiurd, JriMdiW
l.,rr.,u r,ul.l.t r.l.r 1,
(iilliim ,uiialliaii A fiiimrr. Wt
lilium Aiiuiii, barliur, W'u"liH'i(li
lillfeH J, O. Illllllicrillllll. All'll '
Huwuil Anina, j. p., Worn ikiivvr
Huiiiiiiul Krutik. Iiirini r, Miilill-.'
lliiruliii Kiina, nunt, Ailuinn
IIiiiui Jiunlel, fiiiiiiur, Vint Perry
Krutiir filiiiiiii.liirini r, WliMlc-n
Kieuiilerliiilcn. orM:iiti.'r. MldJ"
Klime Aiiiiimii, luliiii r, ih avvr
Miuilii'ik, I I ifi'iil. tjiirliiK . M
Mlililloawurili fSur M , (uunur, A(Ui
M hi r in , JiiIiii n., Lcuf, KiuijtiUi
Mnuii'j Hnrniii'i, fnrniur, Poiiii
Mi UHlii. Ii. 0. limner, punu
Mover l. W. fnrrimr Puiin
MnH:r. JJuMi if. buti.htir, Waahltgtt"
llor Mi ritm II. farmer, niianmis
I'lillllim II. U tiillnr.Hiilliisiiiova
Itearti'k Jolm, fiirnitr, lioavur
llow I'urr Ivni; riier, Pfiiu
ltoiihn William, miller, Uoiliuvm
llliouili) Jaimb nmriiliaat, Wonrue
Huriklfl John W. merchant, MuUmm
ilUiu Jubn H. piurehant, JI'IDji .
HfiUhh Jnlrtla. Cartienfor. alUldIn 1
fthidb Albert. J. t. Perry ,
M li.n.h. li Nalhuil nim.Winllll. UW"
etroiib Kllaa. blai-kauillli. WublUt
Toblii fMuj, laliorar, Middlabnrf i
tlndi ernve lnfn, nail errter1Cl)r,'
werta iiriion, rarmor, pane,