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Arizona republican., 1895-06-20

These lots will be offered for sale on terms and at prices within the reach of every homeseeker. These additions are on the finely equipped
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-02-28
The School Questions.


heprese ntativo Herman is deter
mined to know the opinions of his
constitu ents ON all questions affect
ing the interests of Snyder County.
Ar. Herman IL gainiuga reputation
"n over the state as member of the
committee on Education. A copy of
the ioilowing letter was sent to all
'ne Sehooi boards. In order to give
every voter chance to express his
opinions to Mr. Herman, we give the
letter IN iulL itisas follows:
! a'a anNlou5 TO represent faith
."'ly the lnterc3t' OF my countyani
t"No TINS means to gather the wish
eS ana Opinions oil school boards ON
p'huihs measure that directly al-
,ecV our scnool system, VIII you be
N'hd enough 90 give mo answers to
the following proposed legislation
Us soon as you conveniently can
nc scnooi term VIII not he IN
o''"',u 'n's session nnch II bill
N"' uV'e%'ep "hI your member AS
''S'e" 10 orlhg ABOUT Such defeat.
i't' are you III la'or OF adding
music 70 'le common school branch
'
1m"' 10 you la'or Il mid law COM
P'',','s cniiureh between the ages OF
''E"' ana 'hlrteeh years to attend
S'ioo' siA'eeh weeks III year
'rd' are yonh favor of school
e',iSuS' Inc OBJECT oi such census
- 10 ascertain the number OF chiI-
o,on III the state between the ages
OF 'isht and thirteen years and
from that determine the number of
chliaren thnt do not attend school.
aVn, 10 you favor II law paying
u'rSciors 10 "Jtepdthe triennial COR
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-02-28
A Chance to Make Money,

lam out of debt, and thanks to
the Dish Washer business for it. In
the past five weeks | have made $500,
and 1 am so thankful that l feel like
telling everybody, so that they can
be benefited by my experience.
Anybody can sell Dish Washers be
cause everybody wants one, espe-
cially when it can be got so cheap. |
believe that in two years from now
every family will have one. You can
get full particulars by addressing
the Iron City Dish Washer Co., T..
Il. Pittsburg, Pa, aud you can't
help but make money in this bust
ness. Ibelieve that | can clear over
SO, 900 the coming year, and lam not
going to let such an opportunity
pass without Improvement, We
can't expect to succeed without
trying. Mrs. b.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-02-28
A Postage Stamp Fake

We understand thot q rrrl,o. -,
our citizens arc colloc,ing c,n,al,ai
stamps TO send owov IN Ll,. u.,,
promises .hot wbnp sb, L,. ,..n
lion she can use Them IN socr,o ',,al,
cal treatment for - lo1v vI,, w.,
been a cripplc fan, III, ,r,, -. ".'
of chain letter is usod
Tho lcttorisns roll,y.. q" , MI:
ctl institute O., E,un III ian. 90.
ol to treat a vouns bIv ,y,, La.
been "a criplo ever sine. sl, ,y,. .,.
yous of ago. If she will ,,lI.,l,,.
million STAMPS. AMI ,y, I,v...,.,....,
u chain. la which W., asi, v,,,, ,il
Mako three comic, of this I,tt.,. ,.
n | have done. only chauo,n, tb.
date and putting the next uunb,,.
ut the top, numbering NIL tbro.
alike" Thi, /, signed bv Miss Elm.
Brown.
The Chicago Tri6Hus SAYS TINT
the Miss Brown, of Kaucyillc. is Il
fake. The paper goes ON To- say thot
there Is 10 such person u, f. Ina
Brown, such "A person having been
married to a man named Garmlu.
and he has crippled sister. II the
chain in Edna Browns postag,
stamp collection scheme is not brok
on soon ilp liiiln yillnpn ,r I'..,,..,.:II
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-02-28

The following tribute to Winter is
OF unknown origin: 1T blows and it
SHOWS and stings your nose-makes
all creation shiver; it bites your toes,
increases your woes and freezes up
the river. The frost nips all, both
great and small, this dismal dreary
Winter; it freezes types, it bursts the
pipes, and vexes sore the printer.
So let her roll--we mean the coal
it takes the cash in Winter; so oplease
be kind and make up your mind to
settle with the printer"
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-02-28
Important Real Estate Sale

On Tuesday afternoon, j. S. Gra-
bill " Bro, consumated the sale
OF their mill and farm to Kreiger. of
Middleburgh, for the sum Of $1,000.
The farm consists of 81 acres. The
new owner is gentleman of ample
means and viii make immediate ar
rangements to rebuild the mill Oh
the old foundation. The new struc-
ture will be frame. The mill will be
operated by ason of Mr.. Kreiger and
son-in-law, l. T.. Ulsh, who will move
here, as the senior Mr.. Kreigcr has
mill and business interests ut Mid
dleburgh to occupy his attention.
We are glad that an owner of abun-
dant resources has gained control
and that our farming community
will soon be streaming here with
their grain. Phares GrabiIl and
family may remain here for year
and Mr.. j. II. Grabill has not yet de-
termined what he will do. We trust
they will re-engage in business in
our midst, as we do not want TO
lose in the way of citizenship. MI,
fersJurg Herald,
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-02-28

year in handling this desk.
Brick FoR SALE Brick of the best
quality for building and paving can
be secured at reasonable rates
by applying to CARBON SEEnoLD,
Washington House, Middleburg, Pa.
a Mifllinburg bride grew indig-
naut when her grocer asked her if
she wanted any cracked wheat. She
replied that she could alfor,t to buy
the very best.
The Governor sent in the nomin-
alton of B. f. Gilkeson, of Bucks
county, to be Commissioners of
Banking. The Senate Immediately
confirmed him by unanimous vote.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Loitzell, of
this place, were to Rebersburg last
evening to attend the wedding OF
Henry w Burd and Miss Florence
j. Woodling, the lady being niece
of Mr.. Leitzell.-NiNheim Journal.
DoTTLEs BOTTLES wANrED!-An
kinds of bottles are wanted at the
Mlddleburgh Pharmacy. 1t will pay
children to collect bottles and bring
them to us.
McWilliams Co.
Statesmen Wanted.-To sell Non
Nicotine Midgets Cigars. Samples
free. Salary or Commission. Good
side line.
Address, lands & Co.,
If Shippensburg, Pa.
We regret that in our last issue,
we made the error of saying that
The New York Life Insurance Com.
pany was organized in 1895. We
should have said 1916. The Cod
pany is now 80 years old.
Wanted.-Every smoker to send us
7 two-ct. stamps to help pay postage
etc, and we will mail box of
our Non-Nicotine Midgets Cigars.
Only one box to one address.
Address, lands ~ Co.,
tt Shippensburg, Pa.
Owing to the sickness of Wm. A.
Sponsler, the sentence of VIM. A.
Sponsler and and b. Il. Junkin which
was to have been given on Wednes-
day, has been postponed to March
5th.
DIR. john II. Hpris, President of
Bucknell University delivered his
highly interesting lecture, "The Fall
OF Richmond IN the Court House
on Saturday erif}ing. A large mum
Der of people We're entertained and
instructed.
PERsoNAL-Territory for sale for
the best selling washing machine on
earth; retails at 50; not much
money required, but don't apply un-
less you have it to invest. Address
Office, JAS. j. Weldon,
cor. Third Ave. and Market St,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
:, 7, 95. At.
Is. f. Grouse, of Selinsgroye, will
move to Deleware next month, where
ne has purchased n farm. 0. n. |
Meek, of New Columbia, who will
open II general store in the Schoch |
store, win move into Mr.. Crouse's |
A chemist advises that canned |
ruits and vegetables should be op-
med an hour or two before being
ised. In this way they become
'icher, as the oxygen of the air driven
'ff at the time of sealing is restored |
% them.
A representative wanted in each
ocality to hand my fine samples to
riends or acquaintances. Paying
work. Not peddling. Send 10 cents
o AlburtF +. Wood, perfumer, Wood.
", Detroit, Mich. for 8 trial bottles
'atin-Scent Nat ural Flower per-
nes, and receive special offer to you.
t.
Every man doing business in any
own should have at least card in
he local paper, even il it is only five
II six dollars year. Hundreds of
'apers are scattered each week all
ver the country and it must GER
ainly pay any business man to keep
is name and business before the
ubhc.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-02-28
of LOCAL INTEREST
Read our Sale Register.

New fuDDeIS OliSi CONeT Olu suOeS.
A number of our citizens are af-
licted with bad colds.
F. Z. Hilbish of Freeburg visited
the county seat last week.
Read 5. Weis' advertisement in
this issue, it will interest you.
Miss Lillian Stetler spent several
lays at Selinsgrove last week.
Guess for the Gold Watch at 7. A.
Ewings, Globe Mills. 1885.
This has been bad weather for the
forner loafer. What became of him ?
Noah Brouse of Kratzerville paid
Dis respects to the PosT last week.
Anew telegraphic invention will
onyey 1000 words q minute over
he wires.
A stag party from this place visi-
ed Centreville last Wednesday eve
ing.
4 gradual thaw is the only hope
or escaping destructive floods in
be spring.
Cold snaps may be expected as
png as the snow remains on the
J. round.
Hon. G. w. Herman spent last
geek with his family on the French
Flats.
S Geo. Eby, Esq and DIR. II. NJ. Nip
% le OF Selinsgrove were seen on our
Il reefs last, week.
10 We regret that L. j. Smith, Esq.
Is stillcoqlfned to the house with
|el,5f sickness.
w. H. Rhoads of Pittsburg visit
!. his uncle, d. L. Rhoads for the
O. st week.
DR.. j. G. Amig and Miss Nettie
- arks drove to Snyder County's
etropolis on Sunday.
G. Edgar Smith of Selinsgrove
l' in town On Saturday evening
ID tool in the lecture.
D. +. Herman, the wide awake
10 publican of Kratzerville, paid
: pit to our burg this week.
" Special bargain day at the Cen
n Dry good store, Selinsgrove,
- mday, March 2nd. S. WEIs.
y Dress goods at slauGhtering prices
the Central Dry goods store Selins-
Pye, Saturday March Ind. WEIs.
a n. Thompson, Jr., Cashier of the
st National Bank, spent Washing
Birthday in Juniata county.
:. Daniel Bailey, Isaac Napp and
-, aries Marks of Centreville start |
on Monday for Bellevue Ohio.
u" Hah Bailey and wife and George
our MUS and wife of Red Bank visit
H. H. Bickhart and family on
in lday
At Ohm II. Kreeger, Asst. Cashier of |
Bank, represented Middleburgh |
nc Alldwinter Dance at Sunbury |
thursday evening.
Is now settled that Hon. Wm.
ny Sponsler will remove to Nc
sport Pa, on the first of April. -
Ia y Co. freeman.
ems shirts at Wittenmyer's.
d shirts, 90 cents, former price
=; Wool shirts, rs cents, former
+, $3.50.
le Union County Agricultural
ETY. will hold its regular annual
'lngat Brook Park on September
18th. 26th and 27th. 1895.
any thanks to you for the check
He prize for winning the guess
contest. Long live the Editor
be PosT. CA. MrIsrR
dies Coats and Gents overcoats
low being closed out at cost at
Maurer's store New Berlin.
10 see these great bargains.
new United Evangelical church
aae a was dedicated on Sunday,
18th. oerviceG were held at 10
and p. Nj. Rev. b. j. Smoy-
Harrisburg, Editor of the
ge||cH of1iciated. The notice of
sulcation mentioned above ar
100 late for our last issue.
The Republican journal., 1895-06-20


cain, -iNes grand Total Of cine hundred
and eighty millions Of ,allals. in small
money One hundred and nine millions
SnH -re aIe I'LL actual silvel III dollars
sin Subsidiary euin THIS amoNhf n
this form would meet necessities of husi
leSs .tMd therefore, because ri its abSGrp-
tian NnA general GiStMhAtlon. night prnye
fio QetIfinent III oyI financial system. Fiji
tilcr issues nj small bills Shonif he IN
fanm Nh haMk nAte~ AHA gald reTtiicates
III we aHe fo iist ~iNei cii. Jlt nNmher
"a grains I'LL eacN ~llnUid be ueieiSvd, 81
tllat the various Subsidiary caMS should
lFlreSeNt MNAIeF ihN aNtaa sflHe tAan
tlie4 wWHld II ehin,a tMleI eNistiHg ltN
and the -ilrei a6lai .e naGe est cNdai Of
tlle 4ald urnn an touitabls estimate N It's
aetHal Nalue lhi- WaN hot NJ course
Ae atfiniteiV iiXed. Eli y4lits almost duily
II is because OF fNr constant ilnctuation
i'll NalMe iMf sileel eulMnt hc accepted as
W 9i.mdal#. aMd tllM | 4e}necitte its u~t
SaNc iA this subordinate, position. IN the
l5nItea HMnlsnt (Which THE increase ia
hulk Mould Still farther sedWctl and Ton
fhe TIrIs~se NlIitA liAYe Mamtll. Indeed
HI l0 nlleI WAN wauiI II be used Were 1t
Mn the declared PURPOSE. OF this Governs
men to naiutain it'll laiitv witl 4eld
The Republican journal., 1895-06-20

Nearly everyone needs good tonic at this
season. Hoods Sarsaparilla ~ the one true
tonic and blood purifier.
The Republican journal., 1895-06-20
AYleld not NJ MIsfnrtune..

! was afflicted with catarrh last autumn.
During the month Of October | could neither
taste Or smell and could hear but little. Ely's
Cream Balm cured it.-Marcus Geo. Shautz,
Railway, n. j.
! suffered from catarrh Of the worst kind
ever since 4 boy, and | never hoped for cure,
hut Ily's Cream Balm seems to 10 even that.
Many Appropriateness have used ii with excel
lent resuits.-Oscar OStrum. 10 Warren Ave
Chicago, Ill. Cream Balm is agreeable. .,w25.
The Republican journal., 1895-06-20

The Republic
convenient shape, he stamps upon it the
words zone Dollar" and the Statute de
clares You must accept it as a hundred
cents.
1t is no better when you get it than it
was when your neighbour sold ii: it simply
bears tile stamp Of the Government in at
tcstaton of its weight and fineness; and
vet what costs but fifty cents is forced
upon the people as worth one dollar and
twenty nine cents. This tribute To Caesar
is called seigniorage The law provides
that when the bullion is coined. this
seigniorage, or saving, Or gain, ol what
ever pleasing name may be given it, shall
accrue 10 the Government and also be
coined. The 'sseigniurage bill was am
attempt to authorize the coinage of this
book keepei 5 gain before the bullion was
coined. an assumption that the bullion
had been coined and the profit made, al
though in fact the actual loss on that very
bullion had been many millions Of dollars:
an attempt I" inject a vast amount Of
cheap dollars into an already distressed
financial system. while the certificates
issued in payment of this deprecated
bullion. stood. as | have said, at the door
w tbe J,.,a,S,lrv swurd in hand demand
mo gold. Fortunately for ns, that mon
strosty lies buried in the ashes of the
hopes Of its plogenitors, stabbed to the
death IN tho stiletto Of a courageous veto.
An attempt Has been made to resurrect it.
hut hope and believe it is buried beyond
the reach even Of the last trump.
Tempurjzino Win silver has east mis-
\ation untnl,i millions If dollars Everv
,,,,,,rnn,isa Ifas hrn'.rbt nt.y ,1,noa,s
eNtiS e"llfessiNh haS pceh ioli"Wtd oS
III, hatfle nov !. tairlv o. hnmc this
,,,,.s+5.,,, Ia III eL,+t}n
y. '+'N
NVNN ~ PV'lNNSi aii' ili'et liNiA WYE sI',it
f"iih the fl}elins " honest money VIII pc
found standing shoulder to Shoulders
neither falteiin@ nor swervine. neither
lTiyina npr srllinp noullartr. anI III com
n,n,,i.n the u,t,.T,ynre tle It'll, +n,,ns III
.t,1's,lt .rI-.'',,I];.; .,.,,,I,,.
Ne. L,n. vnu nt.Vt-r Vvill llav.. Il felon. TIM.
nan, is terrible. unless v.qu anpIv Hed,ang' 5
in.ias.iiafnf1 AlI ,ira5.rf.ts ~ m,.,,,s
wei, nlurnnrest the Law, as it SID off
tAe ttu'- h"Nbs, things Cont always turn
ouf A mt' eNitet didn't M lnnrh about
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-05-16

COURT is AGAIN DIVIDED
one Member Says Majority and
Minority Opinions VIII be Handed
Down Justice Harlan to Prepare
the Former Which Probably Sus-
tains the Law.

Washington, May tit Is definite
~ learned that the supreme court, al
Saturdays consultation, reached a
conclusion on the income tax eases,
and, II is definitely expected, the opin-
ion will be announced next Monday.
No authoritative statement as to which
way the decision goes can be occurred,
Of course, put all that can be learned
goes to corroburate the associated
press reports OF Saturday that the in
dications favor the upholding of the
law on the points that remain.
member Of the court is responsible
for the statement that probably there
will be two opinions, ana, while he
did not 90 to the extent Of indicating
on which side the majority opinion
would be, he said that member of
the majority would write an opinion
on that side, which would be the opin-
ion Of the court while some member Of
the minority would express an opin-
ion on tile other side, and that there
would probably be no independent, in
divdual opinions as before. The pres
ent intention is to make the opinions
comparatively brief They will cover
only the questions left undecided in
the first decision, rs to whether the
void provisions cover the whole act,
whether the act as it affects me in
comes from personal property as such
are unconstitutional because it pro-
ViueS for the direct taxation of III SIN
and whether the tax is invalid ON ac-
count of want Of uniformity. The
understanding is that Justice Harlan
will prepare the majority opinion suS-
tanning the law. Senator Voorhees, ex-
pressed the opinion that the law as II
stands without taxing rents and pub
lie bonds would. when it is in com
plete operation. bring in Il revenue of
S20000.O0O.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-05-16
PLATE PENETRATED.
BY SHOTS FURNISHED BY HE
CARPENTER COMPANY.
And Another Contract for Naval Ma
terial is Closed in Washington
by the Test.

Washington, May 9,-Another con-
tract for naval material was closed by
the acceptance of two lots of thirteen
inch armor-plercing shells made by the
Carpenter company. The ballistic
test at Indian Head presented some GU
rlous anamoles, principally illustra-
tive of the uncertainty attending the
use of the Harvey process of harden
ing plate. A 12-inch Haryeyized plate
was used as a basis Of the test. The
first shot was fred at a velocity OF
1,475 feet per second. Contrary to eX-
pectation the shot did not perforate
the plate but. penetrating ten inches, it
broke into pieces. The plate was
cracked only on one corner and bulged
slightly in the back, thus showing its
marvellous resisting power. The sec
ond shot was fired at 1900 feet We
loclty. 1t penetrated the plate and
backing and went one mile into the
woods. The third shot was fired at a
1000 feet velocity. 1t penetrated the
plate, but piece was scaled off the
shot and it was badly used up.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-05-16
BESSIE is PRESIDENT
NEW IMMIGRATION BOARD OR
CANNED.

Madison, May H.
In the office Of Secretary of State
GasSon Monday afternoon the new
state board Of Immigration organized
Itself and elected officers. The
board consists of Assemblyman III. l..
Besse, of Ashland county; Judge ole
Larson, Of Osceola Mills, and j. ].
Nelson, of Amherst. The board elected
Mr.. BeSse president, and George w.
Bishop, Of Rhinelander secretary.
Addresses were made on the subject
under discussion by Prof. Henry, of
the agricultural department of the uni
rersity, ana by j. o. Thayer. of She
beygan. The former is about to pre-
pare, with the assistance of his ex-
detrimental corps az the agricultural
station, \ pamphlet setting forth the
states attractions to darymen, agri-
cnlttralists, etc, especially in relation
10 the northern, thinly settled regions.
This was authorized 10y act OF the
last legislature.
The members Of the board decided 10
utilize Prof lIenrys work 10 great
degree ANA ire understanding was
reached That the immigration board
and Prot Ilenry's corps be of all pos
slble mutual service one to the other.
Mr.. fhaycr had various plans of adj
YerttSement to suggest which were
taken under consideration by the
board
The law providing for the lmmigra
lion board provides ihar they may *.
pend $1,000 annually for two years,
Ell of which they may each have $500
for necessary expenses and pay their
secretary 4 reasonable salary which
Is understood in this ease to be 81 800
j YEAR
The board will hold IFS ncxt meeting
.lune -, in Milwaukee.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-05-16
CAPSIZED ON THE LAKE.
Three Masted Schooner Upset off
North Point

Racine, May II During the gale, a
farmer named Buengard came into the
city from North Point, three miles
north Of here. aud said he had seen, at
noon, a three-masted vessel capszc
three miles ont In the lake. lie could
discern at least three men cliRging 10
the cross trees. and thought there
were TWO others, hut he could not
make them out distinctly. He came
into town as soon rs possible and no
tilted the lifessaying crew, and the
crew with the tug Glllen went TO the
scene and removed the crew. The
farmer coud not tell the name ~ the
schooner,
The schooner IS found to be the
Quiekstep The farmer, whose name
* not learned and who assisted the
life-Saving crew, was seriously hurt
and may die The schooner Is believed
10 he total wrerh and Is nj covered
by Insurance..
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-05-16

wonderful type pictures of her million
glories. Artists have tortured their
mental machinery to present her in
some startling new form that would
amaze the masses with her piquant
grace and dashing brilliancy. Funny
men have hurried themselves well
along the road to Datfeyyille by a
oeaseless endeayor to tickle the multi
tude with hilarious witticisms about
the new woman. Lecturers shave
worn out their mouths talking about
her, and ministers have pounded big
dents on Bible stands while punctu-
ating sermons on her
Nobody has seen the dear creature
yet, but that doesn't matter.
Here is the point. All the rawlings,
cravings and wavings about the new
woman have been on one side. 1t has
been abundantly shown what she
would be If she jumped into the in
dustrial and professional fields of
maSculinity. But there is another side
to manhood, and If women are going
to gobble up all the prerogatives of
must take the bitter with the sweet
They can't all be doctors. lawyers,
ministers, etc, and even the receptive
capacities of the army, navy, the
mechanical pursuits. police forces, fire
departments and other similar things
will not ne able to accommodate all
the new women.
Meandcring Maggies.
For instance, with the coming evou-
ton of womankind, certain percent
age of them will invade the plea SAINT
pathways of trampdom heretofore oc-
eupied by mankind. There will be
Dusty Delias, Meandering Maggies,
Lonely Lucys, Ambling Armies, Frosty
Florrfes, Lazy Lauras, Gleesome
Gladyses and Weary Winnies without
number.
When any of these ladies call at
house occupied by the coming woman
and gone man. the former, of course,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-05-16
A SWIFT YOUTH.

Minneapolis, May S.-The affairs
of n. p. Clarke 4 Co, are still in n
tangled condition, but the impression
seems to he that the creditors will get
about - cents on the dollar. Some
thing Of a sensation has been caused
by the discovery that Fred Clarke. the
junior partner and resident manager.
has drawn for personal expenses dur
ing the last seven years S215,0o0
Where this has gone is mystery.
Clarke denies having gambled in
wheat or stocks.