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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-01-25
CANDIDATES. CARDs.

Tn. rspub,icau primary election will be held
in ,he various districts Of Snyder County: Sat
urdny, Feb. "a. 1890 between the hours cI one
and seven p. NJ, for the purpose 81 npninasisns sI
one person for Congressman. one pe.Scm ~
one person for Prothonotsry. etc.S one psxSo'n
Tor Register and Recorder, one person Ior DIs'
trict Attorney and one person for Jury Com. sn
missioner. and the election oi one person .y'
state deeeate and ono person for National Del;
ecnte The following persons have announces
themselves as candidates for the several posi-
tions a. indicated below:
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SILK Ins0les.

Silk insoles are recommended, BY
those who wear them, to be an absolute
preventive of cold feet. They are made
Of three or four thicknesses Of pure
silk, quilted together to be held
smooth, the edges bound with narrow
silk sesm-binding. Black or white silk
II the color usually selected, but where
Q number Of pairs are made for char
ity sale, assorted colors, in delicate
shades, may be used. The, soles art
excellent for children to wear In damp
weather, and overcome the prejudice
Of the average child against putting %
Subbsrs.-N. =. posA y
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MARRIED.

Jan. 16, at the Reformed Parson-
age, New Berlin, by the Rev. S.
Sidney Kohler, Zeno A. Steese and
Mary C. Seebold, both of New Ber-
lin.
Jan. 16, by Rev. S. Sydney Koh-
Ter, Zeno A. Steese and Mary G.
Seebold, both of New Berlin.
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State Senator

! embrace this opportunity to announce my
self as candidate for the Office OF state sensso.,
subject to Republican rules ana SSia usIEes, rom
nv m IN majority. and ss my fellow Republicans
we'll know, have never fsltered In d my devS va
tion and iealty TO the cause Of the granna on. 1,a
Republican Party. During the WAT ,.ar o, the out.
break Of the war until the close OF hoss'Iitie:'
Firmly convinced that my claims Tor ,he n0 m'n.t
nation At this time are reasonably Just nmhs; mTi'
respectfully solicit the support OF sne n'p"'''
ca" 'o'e'S u WIG FWAGENSELLER.
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Iwant to let the people who suffer
from rheumatism and sciatica know
that Cbamberlain's Pain Balm re-
lieved me after number OF other
medicines and a doctor had failed.
It is the best liniment I have ever
known of.-J.A.DoDaEN Alpharetta,
Ga. Thousands have been cured Of
rheumatism by this remedy. One
application relieves the pain. For
sale by ell Druggists.
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C Bilson-I understapdl'you called me
q hannel-mouthed old dufer. .-.
/, Jilson-No.S Somea one AL been
stringing you. | hope F'have too much
sense to use such highly improper Ian.
guage as that. Flannel shrinks. you
know, and that is more than ! could
truthfully say OF your mouth.-Chicago
Daily News,
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To the Republican voters Of Snyder County:
/ hereby announce my name as candidate
for Jury Commissioner subject TO The rules OF
the Republican party. ADAM u. SdEMokhi.
Penn Township, Jan. q, 1900
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For Assembly.

TO inS she aeo%"T primary election to be held
Feb. "a. will be q candidate for the republican
nomination OF Of m snyaei, yisS SGu,y in my
case =. IL has been before in which case VIII
,.. ~. NY A, NJ. SMITH.
Beaver Springs, Pa. Jan. 10. l9oo.
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From the absence of specific an
nouncements for Congressman we
presume that the fight has not yet
assumed a definite position. 1t is
probable that some definite announ-
cements will soon be made.
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National Delegate.

To the republican voters OF Snyder county
At the republican primary election to be held
Saturday, Feb. "a, 1900. will be q candidate for
National Delegate and ash for the votes OF all
the republicans in the county
GEO W. WAGENSELLER.
Mlddleburg, Pa, Jan. Is. 1900.
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Election Notice.

The annual election of officers of
the Beavertown Mutual Fire Insur-
ance Company will be held at their
home Office in Beavertown, Pa, on
Saturday, Jan. 27, 1870, between
the hours of l and 8 o'clock p. M.
l A At. A H. BowERsox, Sec.
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For Prothonotary, Etc.

At the republican primary election 10 1e "g,u p.
publican no nomination for Prothonotcry and and
clerk OF the courts. and ask for the votes OF d"
'''e i'epu''''""' VI GEO. NJ. sHlNDEL.
Miidleburg, Pa, Jan. l5 1900.
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Learning.

"John's larnin' Greek, Bills larnin'
Latin, an James larnin' French; an
what wants to larn, )" said the old man.
80 Sew b mako Nvin' fer all o EN-
Via they're all graduatedl"-Alants
Onn11nnHan
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orJury Cornrr,issioner,

To the republican voters OF Snyder county,
At the repub lican primary election, VIII be
a candidate for the nomination OF Jury Com.
missioner and ask for the votes OF oil the re-
publicans in the county.
Paxtonville, Pa, Jan. IS, 1900.
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For Register and Recorder

To the republican voters Of Snyder County
At the republican primary election to be held
Feb "a, 1900, will be candidate Tor the nom
nation OF Register Recorder ana l ask ,o'
Lhe votes of ali the republicans Of the county.
JOHN II. WILLIS.
Pa, Jan. Is 1900.
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He Was Quite Sure,

1rate Father-Are you sure you love
my daughter for herself alone?
Suitor-Quite sure. II she marries
me shall never ask any Of her relatives
TO live with us.-N. Y. Journal.
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She ExDlaiun.

Mistress-Hannah.l am positive that
I heard kissing in the kitchen last
night.
Hannah-Well. mum, I'm sorry. /
thought had closed the transom.-
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Her Reasons.

LAwyer-So you want a divorce from
your husband, the fying-machine in
ventor. What are your reasons?
Client-Well. he is fighty. and his
machines ain't,-Judpe,
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And They Need Lots OF 1t.

The Lamb-How much money will
I need to become q successful operator
in Wall street?
The Broker-Very little. It's tho un-
successful operators who need the
money.-N. Y. Journal.
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State Delegate,

Ep. POsr-Plcase announce my name - .
candidate for Delegate 10 the State Convention.
subject 70 the regulations OF the Republican
party governing the coming. primary. Kindly
az the support Of all republican voters
Respy yours, A. W. AUsSEh.
ReaveptoUu. Pa.
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SMUGGLERs BOUND BY OArHS
Murders Recently Committed By aA
Organized Band of Spaniards
Near Gibraltaf.

Smuggling still forms regular and
oath-bound secret profession in the
land Of the hidalgos. Its operations
have lately been quite active about the
coast near Gibraltar. Several murders
have been committed within few days
recently on Spanish soil near the Brit
ish frontiers by band of smugglers,
the victims being members, of the
"Compania Tabacolera," q sort of GUS
toms detectives for the prevention of to-
bacco smuggling. Upon request Of the
Spanish authorities the chief of the
Gibraltar police, accompanied by ma
rine police officer and lieutenant Of
the Spanish militia, proceeded in o
launch to the back of the rock to search
some caves. With the aid Of rope lad
ders they entered cave at the height
OF 70 feet from the sea, where they
found Spaniard, one to ten murderers,
guarding part of the bands provisions
and stock. The bandit gave considera-
BILE trouble to the invaders of the cave,
but was finally cornered and in
wounded condition lowered to the boat
BY means OF ropes. In times of yore
these caves Of Gibraltar have been the
lurking haunts Of pirates and SNUG
glers.
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List OF Grand Jurors drawn for the Court al
Oyer and Terminer and General Jail delivery
aud Court OF Quarter sessions OF the Peace 81
Snyder county held As F'O. Term. Commencing
Monday. February % iHn.
GRAND JURORS.
Name. Occupation. Ras.s..ce.
BoIender. Charles A Farmer. Franklin
I.,Ouse, william G., Farmer, 1ackson
Ewing, Frank, Farmer, XprinRI
Dres,ier. John. Farmer. Monroe
aausisr. Jacob i. Farmer. '"''i U",on Mon
Hans DaIiiei, Farmer, Perry Wesf
Hatns, Horace, Il,iUrr. Beaver Wese|
Nalns, Joseph VI, Farmer. SnrtnO
liehdricks, fuilip Farmer, Wasbii,uioS|
Jarrett, Newton, Farmer. Tenn
Npachrr. John a.. Farmer, Chairman
NeitZ, j ,hh @ , Lnuortr, iInion
iOt iuck, Jaints B ilasierer, franklin
kiinrr. john, Faiiner, Adams
R"h'ack Elias y. Gentleman. SellnsgrOve
S,en0lJ, William. Farmer, Jackson
Sr;ili..:.. Frank. Teacher, MiddIecreek
Shirry, Isaac. Fat !nrr, Beayer Wesf
Ulrich. JrruIuc. FLriner. Penns
Woodiing Frank, Farmer. Union
Walter, Valentine. GrhtlenaD, Centre
WagRrr. Wtl.h'h, Sawyer. Beaver
Aere'' 'aeoo f"iin"r' Spring
PETIT JURORS.
List II Petit Jurors drawn for tho Court of
Common Pleas, Court or Quarter Sessions OF lhe
Peace Court o. O>ri ANA reminer and General
jail Delivery of ) iyder County. Pa held ma
February Ttrsl. commencing Feb. 26, 1900.
Name. occupation. Residence.
Aiglrr, james, Farmer, Beave,
Aucker, John, Farmer, Union
Btn.aman, Daniel f., PENIS
Burns, Hiram. LabUrer. Selinsyroyel
DIunher, >aac. Farmer, franklin
Baumgardner, john d., Laborer Beaver West
Beaver, Matthias, LabOrer, MonroeI
Coleman, David s.. LabOrer, Beaver,
Cooper, John L., Gentleman, Selins0 rove
SuIus. Jonm w., Laporer, SelinsgrOve1
Fetterof Charles Farmer, Adams
Eelker, Jacob, Farmer, SnrinW
Felker. William H., Laborer, SprinS
SSutenns, N. q, D. r, Middlecreekj
Herman, Michael, Farmer, Penns|
Herrold, Thomas G.. Teacher, Union
Haines. William, Coachnaker, Selinsyrovr|
Herman. william g., Farmer, CentreI
Kaufman, Abraham. Farmer, SprinoI
kisSlnger, Charles Farmer, WashinvfoS|
KnOuse. Christian Farmer Parry
Kerstetter, Davic, Gentleman, Frankiii
KlinRer. James. Teacher SnrinHI
kerstetter. William Landlord, CHAPMAN
Ko0ns, william. LabOror, CenfreI
Lauver, John. Farmer, M,ddlecreet
Leach. James L., Farmer, Chapman
Marbuiger, Alfred. Gentleman, SeIinsrroye|
Meiser. Charles. Baker, MIddlebnrt,|
MusSer, Element Farmer, Adams
Meiser, Reut en-, Landlord Chanman|
Naugle. John p. Farmer oerrv.
OFT, Henry A., Farmer. PennsI
npippie, Aaam, Farmer, Jackson
Smith, Charles Teacher, Spring}
Slear, David. Farmer Mnnrne
Stauffer. Daniel Gentleman. Selinsvrovey
Stahl William s., Lab0rer Penns
Shelly, William H.. Farmer, Perry West
Shelley. William p, Printer, rfankiin
Sunel, William. Boatman. ChaDmarI
Troup, Calvin. Farmer, perry,
ueaSs. Iss. fnliip NJ, Gentleman, MonroeI
Weader. Samuel Farmer. Beaver eVe Wess
"h'o~' samuel LaDorer' Perry West
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Republican Standing Committee.

Adams, W. II. Herman, j. o. Middieswath
Beaver. A. ". Musser, David Coleman
Beaver W., Chas. A. Wagner, John d. Howell
Centre. II. Il. Wagner, A. Bowersox
Chairman, g. s. Troutman, 7. A. Troup
FRANKLIN, NJ. l.. Walter, ii. 4. Bolender
jackson, u.s.. Yearick, II. II. Smith
Middleburg, Al. Cleian' James Erdiey
NiddIecreek. A. ID. Kreaner, s. j.. Yoder
Monro, A. X. Young, ID. p. Ritter
Penn. Frank Miller, Howard Row
Perry. DIR. NJ. Rothrock, Irwin Boyer
Perry W.. Geo. Strawser, Jonh NoiI
Selinsgrove, A. b. keck, II. j. DUCK
Spring. Geo 5. Lepley, NJ Smith
Union. o. G. Rice, II, J. Stroh
Washington, DIR. +. w. Toole. d. H. Aroogast
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To the Republican voters Of snyder County:
hereby announce my name - candidate
in arrisbure. ISAAC SPOTTS.
Perry Township, JAM Is. 1870
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ObeyeA orders,

Merchant--.i the man was out, why
lid you no wait until he came back. as
told you? -
Messenger-Dere was notice on de
door what says: "Retoin at Wunst.
Town Topics.
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jury List.

List OF Grand Jurors drawn for the Court a
Oyer and Terminer and General jail delivery
aud Court OF Quarter sessions OF the Peace of
Monday, February % iNS.
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PETIT JURORS.

LAST II Petit Jurors drawn for tho Court Of
Common Pleas, Court or Quarter Sessions OF the
Peace. Court o Over ana reimner and General
jail Delivery of ) iyder County. Pr. held as
February Ttrsi. commencing Feb 26, 1900.
Name. Occupation. Res,derco
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-20

Eckart lett today for Bolton to arrange
the preliniraties for concert which the
band will give on Tuesday evening. MI.
f. S. Wade writes from Elgn that the
school children and citizens Of that place
will turn out and give an ovation IN
honor of the veterans when the train
reaches that place, and similar pro-
grammo has been arranged at Taylor,
Following the pace set by Brennan
there are going to be a number Of old
hddors' contests" held at various places
in Texas during the next few weeks. A
number of the contestants In the Bren-
ham concert have been offered free trans
portation to visit Galveston. April H. aud
engage in a contest as a prelude to tho
annual charity ball. The following from
this vicinity have agreed to go; Kit Ad-
hinson, Ledbetter. VINO received the second
prize in the BRENNAN contest; William
Sample. Dime Box; l. j. Jackson Of Cald-
we'll who carried OF the first prize al
this place S. T. Alexander Giddings; @.
C. Aaratle, Kenney; James MarAble,
Brennan; the latter won the third prize
in the Brennan contest Parties here are
in receipt Of letters from Dallas and Rock
dale stating hat similar entertainments
are TO be held in those places, and re-
questing that programmes OF the BRENNAN
entertainment be sent them, The Dallas
ENTERTAINMENT Will De lot lue DtlBul OF
the local Confederate camp, and the one
at Rockdale will be given under the aus
pices of the fire department there.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d, Mollroy. DR.. B. y
Minor and Mr. r. p. Thompson left this
morning for Ingleside. where they viii
spend the week.
A number of BRENNAN people are leaving
fer New Orleans to attend the Mardi Gras
carnival. Among the departures today wer,
Miss Lena Langhammer, Mrs Charles
Parks and Mrs, Mary Neu.
The county clerks office was yer,
busy place Monday. issuing scrip agains
claims allowed by the county commission
ers last week. Many dollars were paid out
by the county treasurer during the day,
At tie meetirg OF the county board o.
examiners last week there were nine ap
plications for teachers certificates, and al
of them passed. a thing that has neve
happened before, according to Judge e, =
Curry. Five second grade and four thirt
grade certificates were issued.
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Mr.. MACRUM HAS THE PROOF.
OFFICIAL ENVELOPES BEAR THE
BRITISH CENsoR's MARK.
british officials Translate Cipher
Cable and Blade Public Its Con-
tents Before Transmitting.

New York, February IA special to
the Journal and Advertiser from Washing
ton, says: Charles E. Macrum. late con-
sui at Pretoria. furnishes proof of his
charge that United States official mail
was opened by the British censor. MI.
Macrum has several envelopes, each bear
ing the British sticker applied to the
envelope after 1t had been opened by the
censor
He has one envelope which contained
mail matter from Consul General stowe at
Capetown. 1t is eSe regulation blue OF the
consular service 1t bears upon its face
the legend United States Consular Ser
vice" and stamp mail suspended
On the reverse side is the United States
government seal impressed upon the red
sealing wax of the consular service. The
British sticker, resealing the letter, after
it had been opened, bears the potential
initials "YR", the initials of the clerk
who opened the letter, the name Of the
place where it was opened. This letter
was mailed at Capetown, October 4, by
Consul General Stowe. 1t was held there
one month, apparently, for the next post
mark is that of Durham. dated November
4, from Durham it was sent 20 Pretoria and
reached Mr. Macrum in its mutilated form.
AS for Mr.. Macrums personal mail, he
never heard of it.
The British authorities are familiar with
the American circular code. On Novem-
Der s, Mr.. Macrum sent cablegram in
code to the state department urgently re-
1 questing that ne be permitted to come
home. Usually cablegrams--because oil
the difference in time between South AZ
RIGA and this country-consume two days
! in transmission; that is 10 say the cable
sent by Mr.. Macrum on November would
normally been received by the state de-
partment on November 10. But on No
yemher 9, before the cablegram was re-
ceived by the state department certainly
and before it was sent from South Africa
probably. the British papers in Natal, hun
dreds of miles away, announced in impress
sive type that Mr.. Macrum, the American
consul at Pretoria. desired to be pernlis'
ted TO go home.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-20
THE SAN JAClNTO FIELD
One Hundred Acres Of the Masnus r
lIabeTmehl Tract.
IS CONDEMNED FOR USE OF THE sTATl
Condemnation In Accordnncc with
Act OF LcHistnture--Eorty Dol
lars Allowed Owners.

One hundred acres OF land belonging to
the heirs Of Magnus 7. Habermahl were
condemned yesterday for the use Of the
State OF Texas. the owners being allowed
$40 rer acre for the land
This simple proceeding that was had In
the county court grew out OF one OF the
greatest events In the history OF Texas.
for the land condemned is a part Of The
historic Held OF the battle OF san Jaelnto--
the very ground where Houston and his
1888 gallant Texans slow $50 Mexieans.
wounded EOS and took $50 prisoners, while
the Texans lost only eisht men killed
and twenty Ave wounded
The condemnation proceeding Of yester-
dAv was part OF the movement OF the
State TO have this field made glorious
by Houston and his men pass inso her
hands that the land where the massaNrrS
( OF the Alamo and Of Golisd were so COM :
/ pletely avenged might be made public
4 park
I This land was condemned some months
/ ago for the use or the state, but the price
allowed the owners did not satisfy Them.
However. the price liked by tho cominla-
/ sloners condemnlng tho land was the
maximum allowed by the legislature al
/ that time, but the legislature has dnrinG
! the present session raised the maximum
4 price to sac per acre.
The act Of the legislature undcr wh'el
this land was condemned Is ontided ~
act for the establishment OF public part
on the site OF the battlefield OF Sal
Jacinto and providing for the purchase
and condemnation OF sufficient amount o
land upon which to establish the PARK
and making an appropriation therefor
The object of the condemnation is Iha
the state may own and care for tho battle
ground on which was fought one of tn'
mos, glorious battles OF history.
The commissioners making the condenl
nation were; Niessrs, Ike Stafford. 7
j. Collins and +. w Collins.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-20
BUDGET FROM BEAUMONT
labeas Corpus Hearing Of Canada Was
MOI Concluded.
IT is TO BE TAKSN UP AGAIN TODAY
An cx-F'cdcrai and an cx.Coufcdcr-
ate Were buried by the
4. G. v. Camp.

Beaumont, Texas, February l9.--Thc
haheas corpus hearing OF Jen Canada, IN
dioted for murder as onS q the lynehels
of Peter sweeney at Port Arthur, vas
not had before Judge West this mornlug
The hearing had been set Tor 10 o'c.osk
and the prisorer with his counsel were Ia
court and announced ready District At
tofney Douglass, for the STATE, asked Tor
a continuance on account OF the absence
OF Il. b. MeGtS a material witness ioy
the State 1t was understood that Menu
had been suhpocnaed 10 be present today
but on account of his family having scar
let fever he was unable 10 CONS. jud g
West reset tho case for tomorrow mo n
ing at 10 o'clock ana ordered the clerk TO
issue an attachment for Men:z The at
torneys for tho defense also asked that
an attachment be issued for Pat owens.
which request was complied with.
Messrs. L. b. Hightower aud Tom Dies,
who have been employed In the deieus'
or all the parties indicted Tor the Port
Arthur lynchpg. stated to The Pos, cor
respondent This morning that tomorrow
they would apply for a writ OF haoud3
corpus for al OF the parties so far IN
dicted.
The six men against whom indictments
were returned Monday are Paul Kiosk.
Arthur McCarty, Gus Warner, Charles
Green, j. Neeland and Dick Gamble They
arc all In Jail
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" u.rr,. Of neiIviiic Dead.

BeHville. Texas, February 19.-Dicd, in
this city lag, night at 1l;i5 o'clock Mr.
NJ. Harris ~ heart trouble and other COM
pications. aged nearly 6s years. Deceased
was highly respected Jewish citizen OF
this community, lived here and in M,
county almost continuously Tor the pas'
twenty years He leaves widow hVt
married daughters. who are Mrs A. Wvll
Mrs. B. Lewis and Mrs. NJ stern OF thls
Mace Mrs Max Lemons OF Galveston, Mrs
+ II Katz OF Krcbs l. T., and one son
Mr.. Sol H.rriB. travelling salesman 10
Gust Heye & Co. OF Galveston. beside'
relatives aud many friends 10 morun hi'
loss. His remains will be taken to Hous
ton tomorrow morning and the intermrh
viii take place In that city.