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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-11-11
DE H U M A G A 0
Sr. Director de LA CoEREaroNpENCIA

A'A'"NN"-
Capital.
Estimado director: la somana que acaba
dc pasar la sido fecunda en- aconteeimlentos.
III martcs puso fin su vida, ahorcandose,
la veclna del barrio dc Anton Ruiz, Margsrita
Casills, de % ai1os de edad ,ignorandose los mo-
tivos.
III msmo dia falleci6 el apreciable a,tesa-
no don Francisco Egans, despu6s dc una larga
y penosa enfeimedad. A Asu enterro, que tuvo
lugar cl microbes, assti6 una concurrencla
numerosa, 10 que demuestra las simpatfas que
gozaba entro nosotros.
El viGrnes, como las 10 de Ia mailana, in
tento poner ttrmino su existcncia el guardia
municipal don Leonardo Sanchez, disparandose
dos tiros de revolver, uno en- la sitn derecha y
otro IN el pecho, que afortunadamente no lie IN
teresaron mas que la picl. Tai resolucion ODE
deci6, segun nuestros informes, la escascz dc
recursos en- que SC cncontraba.
Despu4s del suceso iniei6 una euscripcidn
su favor el seilor Vicario de esta parroquia,
que suponemcs darla resultado, conocdoF como
con los sentimientos caritativos de los ha5itsn-
tes de esta ciudad.
Aver domingo dejd de exietir el conocido
professor de mhsica y director de Ia charanga
crquesta de esta ciudad don Limo Rendon.
Su entierro ha sido una verdaaera NANTES
tacion de duco, acudiendo 81 todas las classes
de la sociedad, 10 que demuestra ell Garlic de
que gozaba en- csta ciudad. Unas Is coronas
adornaban ell ftretro, de su famiha, del Taller
Ben6Gco de obreros, de la ldgia "llijos de la
Raz6n" de sus amigos
Ell sabaio debut6 Roncoroui con "El Is
tigma", de Echegaray como pieza final ola
cuerda Aoja'. La concurrencia fuo escasa;
pero la Interpretation magnffca, 10 oual hacfa
augurar un lleno complete Ell domingo; mas no
fue asf, pues aunque acudio mas pabllco que el
sabado, estaban la mitad de los palcos une
tas vacfos. Esta apatfa, tratandose de una com
psifa dramatica del merito de la de Roncoronl,
solo Sc explica por la crisis que atravesamos.
Anoche, domingo, sc puso en- escena "fe'
lipe Derblay", que fu6 desempeilada admlra-
blemente por todos los de la compahfa, desta'
cAndose entire todos ell senior Roncoronl secun'
dado por la no menos notable artista la sonora
Adams.
Para el martes, 20 function de abono, sc
anuncia el estreno Ell esta ciudad del drama en-
tres actos de Sardou que lleva por tftulo obi
vorciemonos".
Sin mas scilor director, quedo como STEM
pre- su affmo. amigo y 8. s.-H Co,responsaA
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La Ley electoral de Ia Peninsula

Por un error involuntalio, dada la precipi-
taci6n con que es precise redactar los periodi-
cos diarios, dimos aver la estampa parte de
una ley electoral peninsu'ar q. habfa sido dero-
gada.
Cuando advertimos ell error, va no nos fu6
possible evitarIo.
Por ESQ vamos hoy rectificar el lapsus.
La Ley electoral vigente en- la Peninsula
para Dipatadcs d Cortcs es de 90 de JUNO de
1890, y en- su tftulo primero, dice: sDel drecho
electordl.-Artlculo lro.-S Son electores para
Diputados Il Cortes, todos los sespaholes varones
mayores de 2s amos, que &c hallen en- el pleno
goce de Gus derechos civiles y sean vecinos de
un municipio en- el que cuenten dos amos al
menos dc reaidencia. Las clases individuos
de tropa que sirvsn en- los ejerctos de mar 6
terra, no podran emitir su voto mientras Sc
hallen en- las flas.
Queda establecida la misma suspension
respecto de los que Sc encuentren en- condolences
semejantes dentro de otros Cuerpos Institutes
armados dependencies del Estado, la provincial
8 ell municipio.
Artfculo ocNo pueden ser electores:-l.o o
Los que por sentencls firme hsyan sido conde.
nados las penas de inhabilitacidn perpetua
para dereehos pofticos cargos phblicos, aun-
que hubiesen sido indultados, no haber obte
nido antes rehabilitation personal por medic dc
una Ley.-2o. Los que por aeptencia frme
hayan sido conienados il pena ahictva. 81 10
hubieren obtenido rehabilitation dos aIioa, por
10 menos, antes de su inscription en- ell censo- =
&c. Los que hsbiendo sido coDdenados otras
penas por eentencia irme, no aerediten haberlas
cumplido 40. Los concursados 8 quebrados
no rehabilitados conforme 10 Ley, que acre
diten documentslmente haber cumplido todas
sus obligaciones 5o Los deudores fonios
pdblicos como segundos contribuyentes. so.
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Los que sc hallen acogdos en- establccmientos
benefcos, esten, q gu instanca, autorizados
admnistrativamente para implorar 10 carload
publica.
Artfculo 3 Son clegblcs para el cargo
de Diputados Cortcs todos los espsio'esvar
mes, de cstado segar, mayorea de 90 ailos, que
gocen do todos los dcrechos civilcs
Segan el artfculo 81 las Sociedades Eco.
n6mcas, las Camaras lie Comcrcio, ETC., tlenen
derecho i elegr un diputalo por cada 5000
clectores que reunan,,
NOIA-El Real decreto dc B de Noviem.
bre de 1890 sobre adaptation de Ia Ley eectc-
raj de 26 de JUNO las clccconcs dc d'putados
provinciales concejales, en- sa atticalo prime
ro fila ell aaecAo electoral, y es copia del DC
Diputados Cortes.
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CARTA De MADRID
Octubre % de 1897.
Sr. Director de LA CoRREsPoNDENcIA
NJ;

Sr. Director de LA CoRREsPoNDENcIA.
Mi qaerido amigo:
Sale hoy el segundo correo naconal desde
que sc hizo cargo del poder ell seilor Sagasta,
aunque parezca mentira, es 10 cierto que no
puedo comunlcar sus lectores notcia agnna
concreta respecto de la nueya polftica, que 60
vaa llevar Embellishments 4 Puerto Rico.
Todo 10 que pudiera decir, Sc sabe desde
hace tempo, y con dar toda clase de segurlua-
des, segan mis- informes, de que el partldo Il
beral cumplira todos, absolutamente todos, los
compromises adquirdos respecto de esa lsla,
quedarfa complementada aquella information.
Pero hay ago sin embargo, que puedc anadlr
se que es indicio de la buena Voluntad del
gobierno especislmente del sehor Moret, &C.
tual minstro de Ultramar.
No ne han provisto todavfa los altos car
gos nj de Cuba nj de Puerto Rico, porque sc
espera ell resultado de importantes consultas
los elementos liberalcs de ambss slas cen OBJ :
jeto de que queden plenamente satisfechoe, y
ell nuevo personal no pueda Ell manera alguna
entorpecer las lcgftimas funciones del Gober-
no, cuando eea legado ell momento de implan-
tar ell nuevo regimen auton6mico que aplica-
ra slmultaneamente en- las antlllas mucho aates
de 10 que muchos Sc 6guran.
Cnanto preparativos electorales, puedo
decir tambien que embellishments Sc procedera
q la rectifcacion del censo, apcandose desputs
acaso Ell aufragio universal prudencialmente
restlinguido. Zero para esa tarea van to-
marse grandes precauciones en- favor de la i'm
parcialidad ell derecho.
Todo este puede dar idea general de los
planes del Gobierno.
no hay otra cosa mas.
Prometo ser extenso Ell mi pr6xima, y me
repito suyo affmo. amigo compafiero.
LUIS PARDO.
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Ell, VINO dc stearns es reconocido por los
mGuicos mas promlnentes como la meior
&c todas las preparedness de Acelte de Ba-
caao para combatir la tisis, bronqutis y
demas afeceiones dc los pulmones.
Tomas Royira Cerczo mddico cirujano
certifcs: One en- las muchas prescripeiones en-
Que he ordenado el uso del Vino de Aceite de
Bacaao con peptonato de hierro, fabrieado
por los scllnres Frederick Stearns Compa-
Ifa, lie hs dalo el resultado apetocdo, supe
rando Gu mucho & algunas de gus simllares
Combatiendo no solamcnte aqnellas enforme
dades dcbidas al escrofulismo, sno tambl6n la
anemia, cloross, cicrtas enfermeiades depen-
dicntea de la matriz pulmones y todas aque-
Has que dimanan del ompobrecimiento de la
sangre. Tomds Roriu.-- Agnaiila, II de
Novembre de 1894.
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EXTR A CT O
DE LOS ACUERDOS TOMADOs POR
LA EXCMA DIPUTACION
EN- la SESSION. CELEBRADA AVER

l. .7-NIoc;6n de les stfores Martinez Y
Alvarez Nava, solcitando una -ubvenci6n de
$1,000 para el ayuntamento de llormigueros
con ohjeto de reparar I'm cainino vecinal.
.. 0-Moclon do los propios se6ores, ri
diendo una subvencidn de 50, coo para repara-
c6n del camino yecinal de San Sebastian q
Quebradllas
3. o-Aloci6u De los misnlos seIores, pi
diendo una subvenci5n de 81 600, PARA repara-
ci6n del canine yccina! de Las Maras
Maysgiiez.
.o-Moci6n de los senores Dfaz Navarro,
Egozcue tsera, solicitando se declare carre
terra provincial Of camiao vecinal de Barros
Bsrranquitas.
5. 5.o-Moci6n del seiior Dfsz Navarro,
pidlendo sc vote un crtdito de $4,000 para
reparacion J conservation de los Temples de
la isls.
e. .o-Moe6n del seIor Egozcue, soliei-
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Gaceta Official de hoy

Reales drdenes ocsestimando las peticiones
de indulto formuladas por ,os presos Juan Ri.
vera (a) Polfn, Juan Zayas Roosfguez Jose
Castor Arroyo.
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100000
Dllletcs de Ia Loterla eX=
traordinaria dc Madrid.
Venden: SIERRA Y PALAU.
32-

Ia eataIana Gran restaurant en- el sito mas
IL Vasasa''u' centrco de la Capital. Servicio
esmerado. Cocina selecta Comidas la car.
ia desle las de la maIlsna hasta las u de la
noche; pasteles, halacas y lechdn asado los ss
batlos J domingos. Sc admiten bateas d do
mici 10 abonos mensuaes, q precos econd-
micos San Francisco Sc. l5-5
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HHULLE & KORBER
|gB Agentes del cheque Bank Ia.
Londres y New York.
IIacen naeos Dor cable.

IIacen psgos por cable.
Giran sohre todas las capita!es de EspalIa,
sobre LONDRES, PARIS, NUEVA-YORK,
HAMBURGO, llABANA.
Compran y venden ORC, y toda clase de
moneda eXtranj era.
Compran, venden y dan avances sobre
Cddulas lIipotecarias del Banco Territorial y
Agrfeola, etc.
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La YERDADERA AUT0N0MIA
traida 4 Borinquen pof SobrInos de Arnas :"

Asf puedc llamarse la quo eatos sehores
acaban dc implantar; no traen la autonomla del
CANADA traen la atonomfa POSlTlVA
BICICLErAS desde 40 pesos en- adelante
de las mejores marcss, alemanas, francesas,
inglcsas y americanas.
Tricclos y Bicicetas para nifos, desde 4
pesos Ell ade'ante.
Esta autonomia durara hasta fin de alo.
Sc esmaltan arreglan Bicicetas dejando!as
como nuevaa.
Sc admiten en- cambio Ricicletas usalas. 4 2
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AU.cn Sc desea venler una estancia COM
hsioo puesta dc $40 cucrdas con terrenos de-
vega del Rio, bucna casa habtacion dstante
como 800 metros del pueblo de Rio piedras.
Para mas iDformes drigirse don Jose Joglar,
comerciante en- dcho pueblo. 10
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60 varIn1 dos pianos, uno casi nuevo otro
w 'ehe )" ie medic ueo. Informant ell pro.
fes r don Ramon Sarrera l5--5
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-05-06
SELINSGROVE

DR.. NJ. Kantner has gone 10 New
York City to visit his daughters who
are living there. ". Miss Ella Osman
of Sunbury is spending several days
with her sister. ;. Mrs. Bertie Emer-
ick and son of Carlisle is visiting her
mother. Mrs. Kate Wagenseller. -.
NJ. l.. Wagenseller returned from
his trip to Phila. and will again
resume his travels through his dis
trict. Mrs. DR.. B. F. Wagenseller,
Mrs. Nettie Snyder, Mrs Harvie Mil
ler and Miss Minnie Schoch were
Phila. visitors last week. =. Rev. w.
H. Dale and wife of Williamstown
are the guests of Mrs. DIS parents,
Squire Burns and wife. &. . Prof. b.
II. Wagenseller spent SUNDAY with
his parents CIV. Burns and family
of Williamttown are spending some
time among friends in the county.
A game of Base Ball was played on
Saturday between Selinsgrove and
Duncannon. Score in seventh inn
ing, to 4 in favor of Duncannnon
the rain putting stop to the game
IS. Wies went to Pbila. andN. Y.
to make further purchases of goods
=. Mrs. Rev. Fortnev, daughter and
and friend Of Turbotsville are visit
Mrs. F.'s parents. DR.. H. Ziegler's.
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It IL pretty generally understood
that the FIRST Of these. the civil service
bill. Is dead. The bosses wanted this
bill to apply only to Philadelphia,
Pittsburg. Schuylkill and Luserne
counties. Both Of the great cities are
anti-Quay. They were to be punished
by putting all OF the offices out Of reach
Of the local administration. The coun-
ties OF Schuylkill and Luzerne are also
anti-Quay in ordinary years. and they.
too. were to pass under the rod. All
Of the other counties Of the state were
to be exempt. But the "Seventy-slx."
who practically control the house. have
decided otherwise. They propose to
make civil service apply to every
county in the state. This Is the stum-
bling block to the bosses. and rather
than see q righteous bill put through
they will defeat the whole project.
The caucus presided over by State
Chairman Elkin decided to fix up
bills containing a few elements Of re-
form. A bill compelling the payment Of
interest on state deposits will be pass
ed, but It will be 30 framed that It will
exempt several millions Of dollars an
Hudily tIOui thc PdyhS VI AheSieSt'
In other words, II is proposed to fool
the people II 1t possible to do so. State
Chairman Elkin is to appoint a COM
mittee Of three. whose duty It will be
to take all the reform bills under ad
visement, shake them up to suit the
ideas OF the bosses and then substi
tute them for the reform bills now
pending. This is the scheme up to date.
The "Seventy-six' are watching
these movements very closely. They
propose. If possible, to force general
civil service law through the legisla
ture. Two state conventions have de-
manded it, and Senator Quay himself
$ the author of the proposition. More
than this. a large number of the Sew
enty-six" have put themselves on rec
ord as favoring these reforms. When
the senatorial contest was on Senator
Quay wrote to all the members of the
house asking them to pledge them
selves to his reform bill. These men
did so, and now when 1t Is proposed to
make a pretanse of reform, or to aban-
don 1t altogether they express q de-
termination to force Senator Quay to
keep his word. and not put them In an
unenviable light.
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Monday, May 10th, 1897,


| the following described real estate to witt
tract NO. One.-Being all that certain mes
suage ana piece OF land, the Mansion Farm OF
the estate, situate In Spring Twp Snyder CO.,
Pa. bounded on the North by land OF Simon
Neager and Solomon Lambert ct. al. East by
Ia. ~ OF Lambert anf tract No. Q, South by land
~ evils Manbeck, Isabella YOst and Josiah
Ijelir, u ana on the west by land OF Phares
iiei,r,ch and VIM. Dreese cOntai lining ibo Acres
and l3O ne, cLes. more or less, with the appl,r.
trnances, WI, e"eon are erected q large 2.stOry
wheather boa, ded plank frame house, bank
harm and MP nece sary Outbuildings, a well Of
good water nt the house and barn. About 70
acres OF this tract Is VEL timbered aud the bal
nee Is in a good state OF cultivation.
Tract No. 2.-Being another farm or piece OF
land situate as and adjoining tract Above de-
scrbed, bounded on the north b. Nublic roaG
leading from Middlecreek u TcSaelvillc. East
by l.ud OF Jacob Reigle. South by land OF Anph
and wis Manbeck and West by tract No.
and punlic road, containing 50 Acres. more Ol
less with the appurtenances. Main Building
" ter fruit. state OF cultivation about the sam,
~ IN he trast above described.
Tract No. 3.-Being certain piece OF timbe
lard situate In Twp, Co. and State afOresaiu
bounded on the North by land OF Solomon Lam.
i,rrl and Gust Meyer, East by land or Alex. HON.
hu, south by land OF Amos HaCkenburg and
Vest by lands OF Lewis Manbeck and Jdco
,r,glr. cOntaing 81 Acres, more or less with th
.purI enances.
sac 20 commence al II O'clock q. m. when
viii % made known
JACOB ZEIBER.
LINCOLN ZEIBER.
Executors.
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ORPHANS
COURT SALE.

by virtue OF an order Of the orphans v,u,s W,Ss
snyder County, the undersigned Adlnlul"n n
of Mary Laudenslager, late OF SellnssIV'Ga, -. =
deceased. win sell ut public sale on Inc r'-
SeS on
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-05-06
Thursday, May q, 1891

the following described real estate 10 W.
All that certain house and lot situate ~
Twp Snyder Co., Pa. adjoining the bS,vs' SN =
SelinsgrOve. and bounded on the EasI " .us
lie road, on the South by lot Of ". !. ~s,5l
alley, being an ordinary town lot SHY u 80
ana one hundred and sixty feet deep nS'
less, where0n are erected Bilck 80
House. Stable and minor 0utbulldD,Es,.
same being In good repair anc admlIsug!h NJ "
Sale TO commence at O'Clock p. m' W."
conditions will be made known BY -, ,A.y
Nots-Any Information desired WI ~ y.
fully given II ifapplication be made 70
Administrator or Chas. r. ulrich, Eslr =
torney.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-05-06

The U. B. Sunday School conven.
tion opened Oh Tuesday evening.
Revs. Arndt and Mutch delivered the
opening addresses. Three sessions are
being held daily. Further particu-
lars next week.
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indiscriminate use of the knife. Read
ing of the many cures made by S. S.
S., l determined 10 give that medicine
a trial, and after had taken it few
days, the cancer became irritated and
began to discharge. This after awhile
ceased, leaving a small scab, which
finally dropped off, and only healthy
little scar remained to mark the place
where the destroyer had held full sway.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-05-06
REFORMS ARE TO COME.
The Quay Lieutenants Hold an I'm
portant Caucus.
NEW BILLS ARE TO BE PREPARED
The Labor Leaders Experience Dim.
Guilty In Getting the Legislation They
Want - The Anti-Blacklistlng Bill
tlon Promises Being Broken.
CFrom Our Own Correspondent)

tlon Promises Being Broken.
Hrom Our Own Correspondent)
: Harrisburg, April 2S.-The promises
IL POLITICAL reform are to be fulfilled
measure. Up until this week 1t
t ,r.c> N the intention of the bosses to
the Legislature without pass
eform legislation whatever
n a'y e has come over the spirit
-. The determined atti-
.n.S, venty-siX" and the al
~ NNu v. .N mand of the country
80 80 -. 49,, -, for fultillment Of
party pledges foroeG
compromise. ,,o .c..,
six" that the state sheul. s,., "a,
who were responsible for I. .an ca.
to enact reform laws that e> -, 49,,
= atCr Quay himself became unea. ,.,,o
in the early part of last week III
phoned State Chairman Elkins to c, W.
a meeting Of his leaders and lieuten.
ants in Harrisburg for the purpose OF
deciding upon some line of action. He
insisted that something should be done
to stem the popular uprising. meet
ing wasSralled, and among those pres
ent we:e Senators Andrews. Durham,
oob.n. Grady, McCarrell, and Repre-
pltatives Lytle, Kunkle. Keyser, Piol-
Sette and Speaker Boyer. State Chair
man Elkin presided over the meeting.
The so-called reform bills which Sen
ator Quay had indorsed by the two
last state conventions are civil service
reform, a bill prohibiting the payment,
solicitation or acceptance OF any as
sessment for political purposes by or
upon any ofiiceholder; bill compel
ing every candidate for the general as
sembly or any state office to file
sworn statement as to his election ex-
penses, and also to the fact that he
had expended no money improperly to
secure his election measure making
lis q misdemeanor for any officeholder.
Arm or corporation to coerce. or threat
en-. or compel the vote OF any indi-
vidual. These were the bills which 1t
was proposed by the bosses to lgnor"
and defeat.
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MOTHERS FRIEND

system that Childbirth is made easy
and the time of recovery short
ened--many say stronger after
than before confinement" 1t in
sures safety to life of both moth
er and child. All who have used
" Mothers Friend" say they will new
er be without it again. No other
remedy robs confinement ofits pain
"a customer whose wife used Mothers Friend.
says that II she had to go through the ordeal
again, and there were but four bottles to be
obtained, and the cost was $1,000 per bottle, he
would have them" GEO. LAYTON, DAYTON, Ohio
Sent by Mail on receipt of price, el0o PER BOT.
TIE. Book to "EXPECTANT MOTHERS"
mailed free upon application. containing val.
liable Information and voluntary testimonials.
Tnr sRAoFicLo REGULATOR CO., ATLANTA. a.
SOLO ~ AL DRUGGISTS.
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size OF a small pea.
Itgrew rapidly,and
shooting pains ran
in every direction.
! became alarmed
and con s ulted a
good doctor, who
pronounced it cam
Ger, and said that it
must be cut out.
This I would not
consent to, having
little faith in the
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-05-06
The Apti.Blacklist Bill,

Another illustration Of how little the
controlling political powers in Penn
sylvania cares for the vital interests
Of the mass of the party 10 shown In
the treatment accorded q bill presented
by Representative Weile which pro-
hibits the blackiisting. or coercion, Of
any workingman because Of member
ship in q labor union or brotherhood.
The greatest difficulty has been ex-
periencsl In getting committee action
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-05-06

Ripans Tabulss: enc gives relief.
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Orphans Court Sale Of
Valuable Real Estate!

The undersigned Executors lof the last Will
and testament OF Daniel Zelber, late OF Spring
Twp, snyder County. Pa. decd, viii by virtue
OF an order issued out OF the Orphans Court OF
said county OF Snyder, expose to public sale on
Tract No, !, on
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-05-06
Too
Much Knife!

The use of the surgeons knife is be-
coming SO general, resulting fatally
in such large number of cases, as to
occasion general alarm.
Mr.. William Walpole, of Walshtown,
South Dakota, writes; "A bout
three years ago, there came under
my left eye a little blotch about the
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1897-02-25

pAOycS VI Iuo AcSlSlatuT0 III CQe same
proportion.
To amend the liquor law so as to
transfer the jurisdiction from the dis
trict to the municipal court, by reduc-
ing the penalty to fine or imprison-
ment. but not both.
10 provide that no person shall &C
quire the right to vote after 1900 unless
they read and write the English Ian
guage.
To amend the law relating to settle
ments between county treasurer and
state treasurer.
To provide for 1000 mile mileage
tickets to be sold by all railroads for
$40 and said to be good for fare on all
roads regardless of which road issued it.
To require railroads companies to
maintain track scales at all stations
where 10000 bushels of grain have
been shipped during the previous year.
St. Paul, Feb. 2o.-The senate yes-
terday passed the bill for the semi
annual pay ment of taxes: The follow
ing bills were introduced:
Relating to the soldiers home, pro-
viding for wives and children in certain
cases.
Amending laws relating to civil cases.
Amending law relating to foreclosure
OF mortgages; 1o-year redemption.
+ Amending laws regulating Use of
products in international waters.
Relating to bounty for capture of
horse thieves; 500 reward. y.
Amending law creating a medical
board in the national guard.
Amending laws relating to registered
pharmacists.
TO regulate sale Of Intoxicating liz