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Evening journal., 1897-07-26
Mss M'RRIDE DYING.

Miss Laura Mcbride, of Chester who
has several warm friends in this city
is dying of dropsy. She is only 21 years
old
Evening journal., 1897-07-26
THE SOUTHERN FIELD.
A PAPER DEVOTED TO THE DE-
VELOPMENT OF THE SOUTH.

NELUPWENI Ut' The oUU u
Another edition of "The Southern
Field" has been issued by the Southern
Railway Company, and is now ready
for distribution. 1t treats fully of the
agricultural manufacturing, mining
and business interests Of the South, and
is a most comprehensive and interest
ing publication. Copies will be mailed
free upon application to John M. Beall,
District Passenger Agent, Southern
Railway S2S Chestnut street. Philadel'
ph!a, FS
Evening journal., 1897-07-26

premature for the English press or the
English people to regard them other
wise.
Evening journal., 1897-07-26
STATION AGENTS. NEW HOME.

J.. e. Willis. the genial station agent
at Marshallton.. is building a new dou-
bic house at Marshallton. The work OF
construction is being done by w. II.
Greenwalt x Son, of this city.
Evening journal., 1897-07-26
y I.ArRAnA,S nEFENcE

The defence in the case of the steamer
Laurada opened their side before Com
missioner Smith at O'clock this after
Noon
Evening journal., 1897-07-26

NAVAL RESERVES ON The AJAX.
The old monitor Ajax is lying OFF
Delaware City with the New Jersey ma
val reserves on board. The boys are
having a splendid time in spite OF the
threatening weather.
Evening journal., 1897-07-26
BUSINESS CARDS.
EVERYBODY

+ V LII BOD1
wants to obtain the greatest value fol
the least money and we are prepared
10 meet your wants in this respec
as well as in all others
We have large stock of fancy sin |
gle prices in Silver and Cut GlassI
suitable for wedding presents. II you|
Will come and look them over yOu're|
a handsome present.
MILLARD f. DAVIS
Jeweler,
9 East Second Street,
Wilmington. Del.
SEWING MACHIN lsS.
Wheeler & Wilson, $500. The SINCE
$500. Domestic. $500. Standard $3.50
Household. $500. other makes at SIG. Si
$50 oak and walnut. Ten years guarar
tee
Sold at S100 per week.
Second-han machines at $500 up. RI
pairing, 90 cents.
J. II. O'DONALD,
No. p e. Seventh St. Wilmington, De
The Progress., 1897-10-09

and shake him ont Of the nation
N. Value Of PauI's Roman Citizen
ship.-Es. 24-29. -. The chief cap
tain" had not understood Paul's al-
dress, since ii was spoken in Hebrew.
and naturally did not know what Paul
had done to arouse such a tempest Of
rage. 'EXauined by scourging:" They
We're to scourge him I'LL he confessed
his crime Tor which the Jews were en-
ragged at him.
25. Bound him (were binding) with
thongs" The word for bound means
stretched. They either stretched him
along the whipping post by the thongs,
or stretched him out for the thongs, as
r. Y. margin is il lawful" etc. The
magic Of the Roman law produced its
effect in q moment. Lysias was both
a5tonished and alarmed. He knew full
we'll that no man would dare assume
the right Of citizenship i il did not real
y belong to him. For the assertion, If
1alse, was punishable with death.
Paul Before the Sanhedrim.-V. 50:
23:1-11. so. All their council:" The
Sanhedrim, which met al this time in
room just outside OF the temple walls.
Paul extricated himself and prevented
Lie "oS>.4-iS-i III II l'-4l Z SS-I- upon al
charge against him. 10y arraying ths
Pharisees against the Sadducees as to
doctrine. Paul was taken back TO the
castle, and there in his hour of darkn ess,
when he was weary in body, when his
plans and hopes seemed about 10 fail,
when his efforts for his counTy1nen
had made them his bitter enemies, and
the Roman power held him in prison
tn this hour the Lord stood by him with
words OF cheer. His hearts desire was
granted, that he should preach the Cos
pei in Rome.
The Progress., 1897-10-09
Smear Points.

Honest efforts make the best friend
ships.
There isn't room to draw a line be-
tween sympathy and succor.
You can silence conscience, but you
cannot take away its frown.
We speak of secret sins: all sin is Sc
eret: when it becomes open it is crime.
Christ's summary Of the raw shifted
the scene of the worlds tragedy to the
heart.
No man is q Christian until he is able
to appreciate goodness forts own sake,
aside from any Of lis 5enefts.--Rau's
Horn.
The Progress., 1897-10-09

| have moved my harness anJ
carriage shop from my old stand
on Texas street to my new and
handsome building, no. SO Texas
avenue, where I will always be
ready to serve you better and
quicker in the future.
August Albert.
The Progress., 1897-10-09

KANSAS CITY. sTIREVEPCET i GULF.
North Bound.
Most hroUh Express, arrives al $50 g. IN
and departs at 90 a. n. daily.
NJ. 23-Local Freight, arrives IT T:15 p.
m. daily except Sunday.
South Bound.
No. Through Express, arrives at
$50 p. ~. and departs at 500 p. IN. daily.
No. 30-LocaI Freight. departs at $50
a. m daily except Sunday.
Mails VIII close thirty minutes in adj
vance OF departure OF trains.
The Progress., 1897-10-09


Jordan ~treg-.-Cerrer- Jordan and Van
Loan Streer~.-Eav. II. N. May. pastor.
Preaching. rir-t and third Surcsr-. NOM
ing and evening. q, ID O'Clock and -:20
O'Clock. song and prayer services every
other sunday. morning and evening. at
same hours. SUNDAY slloo. ~ $50 q. m.
{. y. Hicks. Superintendent. Epw1rta
League every Thursday eEenlng Al 30
@ ctpcN. prayer meeting FRIDAY evening
a ':oj o clock. Cottage prayer meeting
., sane l--'l!' ., PAGES @es. gil.s'eo al e'ea
h-ee--ilS'
,--sF.srr., r. = . 49, -. ,-l,.-i-:.-,
every Sabbath. rsar,7i,t-r and evening. al
! O'CLOCK and $50 o'clock. Sunday school
81 $50 g.. r1.. vi Foster, auTsarlr e-Gent.
= ~. "a "a ---.3s . --.E-Ft. al l-.l. to-. a.
49, SHS-. 80
~' '>-- 90 ''- >...~-~'
BAPTIST.
Itrat l-lrch.-g 1Tl1eT. Texas Id Meme.
S-raa-s.-Iav. y. : Penick pastor.
The Progress., 1897-10-09
THE SUNDAY SCHOOL.
International Lesson for October 10,
1SO.-Paul a Prisoner at Jerusalem

Arranged from Peloubet's Notes.l
GOLDEN TEXT.-If any man suffer as
THE SECTION includes the story Of
Paul's fifth visit to Jerusalem tActs q: IS
=: lD.
TIME.-A D. S. Monday. May Is, Paul
leaves Cesarea for Jerusalem. Wednesday.
May II, reaches Jerusalem PentecosI.
and the elders of the church. Friday, May
-. Paurs attendance at the temple with
ahe poor Nazarites. Tuesday, May %,
mobbed by the Jews in the temple area.
EXPLANATORY.
SANDERS Against Paul. and the Plan
to Refute Them.-21: 20-26. The set
Element by vote, eight years before, OF
the great question as to the necessity
of keeping the Jewish law, did not
change the opinions of all the Jewish
Christians. They had heard vague ru-
mors of Panl's teaching and conduct,
that he taught that not only the Gentiles,
but even the Jews, need not keep the
law of Moses. In order to refute these
SANDERS, the Jerusalem elders request
ed Paul to publicly declare by open &C
ton that he did keep the law. Four
men had come to Jerusalem TO COM
plete a Nazarite vow. Paul reluctant
IL agreed to pay their necessary ex-
penses, and for week ito live with four
puupers in the chamber OF the temple
which was set apart for this purpose;
and then to pay for 16 sacrifcial ami
mails and the accompanying meat offer
ings; and to stand among the Nazarites
while the priest offered them, and then
to look on while the mems heads were
being shaved and while they took their
hair to burn it under the boiling caul-
dron of the peace-oferings."
The Mob to the Rescue.-Acts 21:27-
40. TUESDAY, May %, A. d. $50 The
apartment appropriated to the Nazar-
ites was in the court Of the women, the
entrance to which was through the Gate
Beautiful. A balustrade Of stone fenced
eft this and the other more sacred in
closures from the large court of the
Gentiles. into which anyone might en-
ter.
Paul necessarily spent his time with
In this Enclosure. He was seen here by
the Jews who had been his opponents
at Ephesus, in company with these
strangers, and they supposed that one
OF them must be his friend Trophimus,
OF Ephesus, whom they had seen with
him, and that under cover of keeping
the law, Paul was defying it. Then
nrose fearful mob. Paul was dragged
down the steps through the Gate Beau
fful into the court of the Gentiles, and
would have been beaten to death had
not the colonel (Chiliarch, commander
OF LOCO men) of the Roman guard come
10 his rescue from Castle Antonio, which
overlooked the temple area from the
northwest corner. On the stairs lead
ing up to the castle, Paul requested per-
mission to speak to the people, and the
permission was granted.
Paurs Address on the Castle Stairs
Acts 22:1-23.
First. He showed that he was as true
and jealous Jew as the most Jealous
OF his Prosecutors.
Second. He described how he became
Christian, though still Jew, by the
power OF the God Of their fathers, who
mad chosen him to preach salvation. He
The Progress., 1897-10-09

FIRE ALARM STATIONS .

The following shows the different sta
tons OF the Fire Alarm system OF the city
OF Shreveport.
FIRST DISTRICT.
No. 12-Corner Commerce and Travis
streets.
No. 13-Corner Market and Caddo SITS.
10. 14-CorneT Market and Texas SIS.
No. I5-Corner Marshall and Fanin SITS.
No. 16-Corner Common and Fanln SIS.
SECOND DISTRICT.
No. 21-Corner Common ana Cotton SIS.
No. 22-Corner Market and Cotton SITS.
No. 23-Corner Spring and Milan SIS.
No. 24-CorneT Marshall and Crockett
No. 25-Corner Marshall street az d L me
No. 26-Corner Mcneil and Texas sts.
No. 2T-CoTner Louisiana and Cotton
streets.
No. 28-Corner Common and Milan SITS,
THIRD DISTRICT.
No. 31-Corner Cotton and Cane SITS.
No. 32-Corner Christian and Wood SITS.
No. 34-CoTner SPragUe street and West
e-n avenue.
streets.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
No. 4-Corner Lawrence street and
Texas avenue.
No. z2-Corner Murphy street and Texas
No. 43-Corner Greenwood and Jordan
streets
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-12-09
Teachers Institute.
Tho 10Th Annual Session now in
Prosress

The 10th annual institute of
Snyder County opened on Monday
at ll:3O. The officers elected are
are Prof. +. &. Bowersox, Presi-
dent ex-ofHcio; +. p. RoEback lst
Vice Pres; J. F. Keller, 2nd Vice
Pres; {. d. Grissinger, Sec; Edwin
Charles, Treas. The supt. made an
interesting opening address after
which the above officers were elect
ed.
In the afternoon Prof. &. r.
Cooper, Supt. of the public schools
OF Mltflin County, made n instruc-
tive address on "Discipline in the
Public Schools" Allen T. StetIer
Of Monroe township discussed the
question, Moral !nstru ction in the
Public Schools" Remarks were
made by several teachers. Supt.
Cooper then gave a few rambling
suggestions and useful hints for ev-
erv day school work.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-12-09
Mrs Catherine Rhoads.

Mrs. Catherine Rhoads. mother
OF d. I. Rhoads of this place, died
at 222 Broad steet, Harrisburg,
Nov. 10Th at IL Z. NJ. and was
buried at the State Capital, Dec,
2nd. She was born Dec. 25th,
1872 at Newport, Perry county,
Pa. and spent most OF her life there.
She is the daughter of Peter Troup.
She is the last of II children. Her
husband, Jacob Rhoads, died 81 yrs.
ago in Perry county. This union
was blessed with 4 children, Daniel,
who resides in this place and Peter
who resides in Harrisburg. There
were two daughters, Elmira and
Catherine, who died at the ages OF
q and SS respectively. Catherine
was married to Peter Wenrich. of
Harrisburg. Old Mother Rhoads
as she was familiarity called, spent
a year aud nine months visiting her
son, Daniel, and only about two
months ago left this place. She was
highly esteemed by all who knew
her and many are those who mourn
her loss, Aged S4 years, 10 mos,
and % days.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-12-09
BLOW AT FAKE CONTESTS.


The postofiicc department at
Washington is taking firm stand
against the so-called "missing letter.
and missing word" contests which
are bong conducted by number of
publishers to increase the subscrip-
tions 70 their papers.
Thclottery law directs that the
postmaster general, upon evidence
satisfactory to himself that concern
or person is operating through the
mails lottery or scheme of regular
prizes dependent upon lot or chance,
to prohibit the delivery of all mail
matter to it. Missing letter con-
tests are held to be such violations
because many correctanswers can be
given, but only one list is deemed to
be the correct list" by the promot-
ers OF the scheme. The chance con-
sists in guessing what words com
pose the so-called correct list"
Such schemes are held to he es-
pecially obnoxious, owing to the
skillfui wording of the advertise
ment which make the chance for
obtaining a prize more remote than
in the defiinct Louisiana lottery.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-12-09

Read the Christmas Announce
ments on last page.
Ifyou are in arrear- for sub
scription please pay up next week.
We need every dollar due rs.
Miss Nettie Specht, Of Adams-
burg, is visiting Mrs. X. c. Walter.
c. f. Corkins' fitting Of Aiitflin-
town came TO town Tuesday even
ing.
Miss SaIlie Rou.h. Of Freeburg,
Is visiting her sister, Mrs. Frank 5.
Reigle
Mrs. f. +. Pawling Is visiting
her parents near Miiiiinburg this
week.
George Hassinger and mother
visited friends in BelIeville md
Lewistown over sunday.
james Runkle, witeand laughter.
Laura, attended the funeral II Mrs.
K. : mother in Centre county.
We invite all ,o.raLI and inspect
our Christmas goods. Th.v arr
cheap and handsome.
JLalCH E OsWAN.
II. ~e!in-@roye. Pa.
Mrs.. Barbara Eoder, ot GLOBE
Mills, mas rented the SpangIer
homestead on Vest Market street
and will occupy the same bv April
lst.
VI. A. Baremau. 1T Pauns Creek.
i getting NJ 4 -r-,ster for -he
Central Hotel. The Register will
De printet IT -his 1tHce. Hotel
propr'etor~ will learn something to
their advantage vny1 Needing -n-'~-
ter~ TO address the Po>r.
1t affords ne much pieaSurp To-
offer to the public the accommuda-
lons now Afforded 'v the Washing
ton House co iurymeu AMI witnesses
VINO will De IN attendance nc COURT
next week. The hou>s f, iccgd 10
with modern Improvements lud me
latest coaveulence>. Table rrv,d-
ei with the be>J viau,i> 1t the -ea-
son, ami the rooms equipped With
the most comfortable heis ami sle-
CANT designs OF furniture AMI ie,ro-
ration. l will furnish AL -hi> atrr-
duced rate>. Your wrouage !
earnestly and respectfully solicited.
CARBON >EEBuLD. prvp'r.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-12-09
4 Quick Icc.

Tuesday the street railway COM
pany gave orders to have a building
25x55 feet put up over the tounda-
tion tor the new machinery to BE-
placed at the power house. In one
hour and thirty minutes the lumber
was ordered, delivered and the build
ing misunderstanding ITEM.
We do not want to believe that
the writer of the above is liar, but
we would rather see it before be-
lieving. But tell us how MANY
hands were EMPLOYED.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-12-09
BEAE SRrONN.

Vim. DreeSe and wife, OF Painter
willie, are visiting their reiaove> And
friends at this place for the last few
days ,,,..Nmuel Deal aud wife. OF
Section, visited J. L, >Srohevksr
last weeS.,,,,,O, +, Eesyl Sunday
ei az LewrStoNn, ,,,, .SeA \. SesitA,
an assl gsatieaaaR, OF thIS p.aSs
tel aai dislo>ase>l shs hip ioias.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-12-09
Supt. Bowsrso1s Address.

In speaking of the address de-
livered by Prof Bowersox, at Mon
day evenings institute, of Miftlin
county, the Lewistown Sentinel says
'The address of the evening was
by Prof +. c. Bowersox, Superin-
tendent OF Snyder county, whose
subject was "The Opportunities Tor
Improvement" Prot. Bowersox is
an excellent speaker. He does not
speak without saying something in
teresting, important and instructive,
and ne says it with a directness and
earnestness that carries conviction.
His address at this time aboundeI
in encouragement and inspiration.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-12-09
Watch Repairing

l. Bernstein, Of New York, a
thoroughly perfect old county
Matchmaker, will remain here a few
weeks at the Washington House tc
repair Watches, Clocks, Jewelry,
Etc. All work warranted frst-class.
All kinds Of Watches and Jewelry
sold at the Lowest Prices.
tt. l. BERNsTEIN.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-12-09
Christmas Announcements.

Quite a number ct our wide
awake merchants have thetr Christ
mas announcements ON the laSJ page
OF the Posi-. Our readers will need
Christmas presents, Nma> candy
and other good things % eat and
nice things TO wear. deuce vou
will DO we'll To >ee whSt they have
10 otfer. &
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-12-09
MIDDlEBURGH, SNYDER CO.. PA. THURSDAY, DEC g Is
STOP and think for "A moment

STOP and think for moment
what pleasure it is to stop at Ho-
tel and feel "Just as at Home"
Court newt week.
W. II. SMITH, Central Hotel,
Miss Clara Splitter is spending
the week at New Berlin.
Miss Gertrude Kreeger, last week,
visited her sister, Mrs. Hummel, at
Selinsgrove.
Mrs. DIR. c. II. Brisbin spent sew
eral days at the home of her parents
at Mcclure during the week.
Wilmer Ocker, of Shamokin,
spent Sunday at Middleburgh with
his parents and other interested
people.
Rev. d. f. McI.ain was made
papa for the third time last week, a
nine pound boy preacher having ar
rived at his home.
We want d 'fcform platform that
will nominate and elect a man to the
Office of assemblyman whose honor
and integrity will not he upset at
the sight of the first so dollar bill.
Willie Keller, who had made his
home with NJ. X. Hassinger above
town, last week left for Cripple
Creek, Colorado, to spend the win
ter and will probably go to Klon-
dixie next spring.
Benny Oppenheimer has full of
line of banjo and Guitar strings on
hand at Opptnheimer's store, Selins-
grove. Violius, Banjos, Guitars,
etc. ordered on short notice. 81
Mrs. G. G. Gutelius bought the
store property and residence of her
husband at Sherifi's sale, Saturday,
for 1885. Aultman & Company,
OF Mechanicsburg, bought Josiah
Benner's property for $3.50.
W. W. Wittenmyer and J. W.
Runkle on Monday went to Globe
Mills to take an inventory of the
merchandise of j. s. Meiser's store.
S. o. Ulrich has bought the Meiser's
store goods and will shortly move
his store.
On Monday evening at the Ma
sonic Lodge at Selinsgrove, Geo. A.
Hains was elected Worshipful Mast
er; Prot. J. l. Woodruff, S. w.; !
Prot. Geo. f. Fisher, J. w.; H. f.
Miller, Jr., Secretary; and S. Weis, |
treas. carbon SeebOld OF this place |
received the 2nd degree.
"STOP."
GLOVE FoUND.-On Feb. 18th, |
this year, Wilmer Gill found
large lamb skin glove covered with
wool, between his place and Hon.
Chas. Miller's residence near Salem.
Owner can recover property by call
ing at the Registers office in the
court house.
The Editor acknowledges the re-
ceipt of a card announcement of the
marriage OF Hon. J. Irwin Steele,
Sr., Editor of the Ashland telegram
and Miss Estella Thomas, daughter
Of Col. II. ii. Thomas of Mechan-
icsburg. Both persons are well
known throughout the state. The
Posi- sends its congratulations.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-12-09
Christmas Presents.

desire to announce to the pub
lic that those who wish to buy Pi-
amos, Organs or Sewing Machines
tor Christmas and New Year pres
ents can buy cheaper of me now
than ever. Full line of samples on
hand. +. 8. REIaLE,
IT, Middleburgh, Ia.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-12-09

dleburgh orchestra is furnishing the
music for the entertainments. 7. K.
Shellenberger is assistant secretary
and the reporter tor the PosT,
To b eoatlauel.
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"STOP."
Court next week.

"SlOP."
Court next week.
George Stahlnccker's moving left
here last week for the West.
Blank receipts put up 25 and 30
in book for sale at this office. If.
Turkeys 10 cents, Chickens 6
cents, at +. II. Maurer's, New
Berlin, Pa. If.
The Union County Commissions
rs last week paid off $4,000 in
debtedness.
When was your subscription paid
last? Look at the date; does it need
attention q?
Chas. Splitter of Shamokin, broth
fS. b. Splitter of Swineford, is
sriously i'll.
a Kansas minister advises : wet
1 IS give the living more taffy and
be dead less epitaffy"
A. M. Garman and wife, of Mt.
leasant Mills, are spending the
on |eek with W. l. Garman.
n. ,n,s Forty new members were mustet-
- into the Milton Camp of Sons
Ga In Veterans last Thursday evening.
aas ,n, Chas. Haas and Mr.. Shipe of
.~a .Sss hamokin, mingled among their
..ns .1s pung friends in town several days.
rove @ +. H. Maurer, New Berlin, wants
s:ss s,s' 700 turkeys at 10 cents per pound
''TiiS 'niS pill order is filled. Call at once.
I.Sl. 'nl.. STOP"
dam dam The man who steals your UNI
Ella would steal the roof off
;ppan ;pH pr house if it had handle to it.
pIs, PEN George Kaufman, one of the
ecIs ding citizens of Monroe town.
sbuI !, was at the county seat last
acks \
lssBs3 g., A'
In RI harrison Meyer ofthis place pays
rantl highest cash prices for calves
"ss sspd, hides. Call on or address as
PPS Ne. IT,
dlecrs a.,
ilesg, illman Weader, one of West
Nom ver's wide awake citizens, was
''sa spa lble visitor at the county seat
in.ss' 'iH,ss Thursday.
II F. Uplinger OF Mt. Pleasant
Mis% was in Middleburgh on busi-
spT last Thursday. He is in the
's;hiSs ,;tiS:s tree business.
rrspa s full line of tinware can be
=, Fran f5;ns at Schoch and Stahlnecker's
Bs ss All kinds of repairing
g pity attended to. IT,
4 !. Magee, the postmaster and
wl% the dealers in general mer-
q ise at Kreamer, was at Mid
- rgh Thursday of last week.
.- grave-digger after diging Il
sor Il man named Button, sent
I'll to the widow: "To making
a'ton-hole, Sl.OO."
pmon Markell of Evendale has
(l' ranted an additional pension
! Gorge Schnure of I.aurelton
slved an original pension.
I 0p."
\ n sh and Stahlnecker will give
libIH lrgains in Stoves, Ranges,
N or Roofing. Call and see
taI gains opposite the Jail. tt.
w Np offers his rervices again
-, People OF Snyder county.
erience since he was away
give him the confidence of
Vic.
4 S FOR SALE,-l have ON
DON woo bricks, ANY person
,ben yos v bricks can get them at
/ keep +, +, HARE,
est and Middleburgh, Pa,
nts Clo1 lRys W , ,, 1000 ~
a,ock, ,mat L, ii, Maurer's store,
rnuOOnI aa' Call as soon rs pos
|hhhoVD uce 10 cents only till the
rhN uI' Call us soon as pos
|, and Astl~ AsnS IT,
ior respoD
/ I,,do GeassS4 a.ss.4, eAers, ahl the teachers,
WA ,..S :,s% 's loving creatures, with
" their features, and dust
NSn; with ribbons and
Y W. 4ss S9S wth all their pleasing
y. ~ y. - WITH Hour ON their tsces,
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MONpAT EVENING.

The following program was car
ried out:
Overture, Golden Sceptrr. orchestra
March. coming Ruler Orchestr,
Grafton. The Race IS Not % The swim. 2. Z.
WetzeI.
Address. RI. Schrpve,
Grafton. Nothing Great Is Lightly wor, J. ).
Kern.
Grafton. The American IDEAL u Education.
{. I. watzel.
Recitation. There's Man N he House. Louisa
A. walter
Recitation. The Whistiing Regiment. :. jennie
Walter.
SchOttische, "El0ndiGe Jrcnrstra
Grafton. rhe American Aim Z Education.
Leslie Seely.
solo, our in the Deep, Mss Saral {. Glass
oratioa- Civil Liberty, R. :. smith
March. Llberny Beil. Jrrnsstr,
TUESDAY, MORNING.
Devotional exercises bv Rev. DR..
Neti. Roll Call. Jerome Erilv
read paper on "Co-operation in
School Work" which was discussed
by number of teachers.
Supt, Cooper then instructed The
Institute ON Reading. Jennie Mil
Ter read paper The Necessity OF
Morals and Manners in the Public
Schools Or. c, c, Bower of kutz-
town then spoke ON Ideal Insuuc-
ton"
Prof. Paul Billhardt is the music
al director of the Institute, and W.
f. Brown is the pianist. The Mid
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