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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-05-31
MCCLURE.

E. E. Middleswarth sold his horse
Monday.
Mrs. A. Holshue spent Sunday at
HerndOn.
Subscribe for the. PosT and send in
your coupons.
A. H. Ulsh spent Ascension day with
his brother, Joseph.
f. f. Middleswarth and wife left for
Carrothers, Ohio Tuesday.
Harry Kahley moved his saw mill
to Mifflin county last week.
John Felker, Jr., and wife are spend
ing few days with the formers pa
rents.
James Kahley, who was working at
p stave mill near Belleville, came home
to stay.
Misses Minnie Steely and Minnie
Heeter of Bannerville spent Sunday
in town.
II. c. Krebs, wife and daughter of
Port Ann called on your humble scribe
Thursday last.
Emanuel GOss and family Of War
rlor's Mark are spending a few weeks
with parents and friends here.
J. H. Dreese tore down his old barn
last week and the masOns are busy
building the wall for the new one.
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UNION TWP.

week.
The writer had a splendid view of
the eclipse Monday.
Chas. Wenrich spent Sunday with
friends at Paxtonvifle.
!; L. Reigle is spending a week with
MS brother at RingtOwn, Pa.
Dr. Monroe Scholl made a business
"ip TO Selinsgrove last week.
The Penn Telephone Company have
"g %gun putting up a line through our
3. L. Bordner and family of Pilger,
Ipseoraska pe.ka are at present visiting Mrs.
NO family is complete without good
iity paper and we think the POsT Is
Pus. the one to fill the bill.
Merchant Sechrist has secured a
,erk to do his work at home while he
Engaged In taking the twelfth census
pur township which begins June lst.
LET those growlers who predicted
ians ne time ago, that Dewey would be
M .Ved president, that we would have
"a .aln or warm weather this summer
no.a ae talking now. 1t is warm enough
Nv Nv and perhaps q little warmer before
e"ey sits In the white house.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-05-31
ANOTHER TREAT IN STORE.
Splendid Flower Picture TO be Given free
to EVERYBODY Next SUNDAY.

The appreciation shown for the two
splendid flower pictures given free to
readers o! the great Philadelphia Sun
day "Press" this year has led the pub
Usher to provide third great picture
which will be given free with every
copy of next Sundays Press" June 3. J
This picture, which is quite as attrac-
tive rs the famous "Yard Of Roses" and
"Easter Lilies" pictures, is called "a
Basket of Blossoms" 1t Is by the fa-
nous Paul De Longpre, and is one of
his best works. 1t is 70 by % inches in
size and Is also noteworthy as being the
first example Of new method Of color
painting, which is quite as wonderful
as the picture itself. The publishers
guarantee that every picture will be
perfect. There is certain to be great
demand for next Sundays "Press,"
hence 1t will be well for all who want
this picture to order their copy in ad-
vance.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-05-31
FLINTSTONE VALLEY.

Samuel Straub is plastering at Krea,
mer.
Franklin Null was in this valley
Sunday.
G. a. Shaffer is the father of II little
baby boy.
c. f. Haines shot n frog at distance
of 70 PAGES with revolver
There was an ice cream party at VIM.
Sprenkle's Saturday evening.
Miss Cora Kissinger was the guest of
of Philip Meyer Sunday.
Agnes and Catharine Ramer were the
guests of j. Haines Sunday.
Adam Garman of Altoona is visiting
his mother and young friends.
Chas. Dreese caught s ecls last Fri
day night. One weighed two pounds.
Cloyd Moyer and wife of Freeburg
Were the guests of Peter Markley sun
day.
The Ebenezer church is collecting
coupons and getting subscribers for the
POST
Chas. Kssinger, Sr., has COW with
the unusual number of ) milking ap-
pendages. She has the first calf
f. ID. Mover of Liverpool and Har-
rison Goodling of Oriental We're the
guests of John \. Moyer Sunday.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-05-31
Catarrh Cannot be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as
|they cannot reach the seat of the di-
|sease. Catarrh is a blood or cOnstitu-
kional disease, and in order to cure it
Eou must take internal remedies. Halls
Catarrh Cure is taken internally, and
bets directly on the blood and mucous
)surfaces. Halls Catarrh Cure is not a
quack medicine. 1t was prescribed by
me of the best physicians in this coun-
Try for years, and is regular prescriip-
ton. 1t is composed of the best tonics
known, combined with the best blood
purifiers, acting directly on the mucous
Surfaces. The perfect combination of
(he two ingredients is what produces
uch wonderful results in curing Ca
brrh. Send for testimonials free.
.J.CHENEY 4 CO., Props, TOledo,O.
Sold by druggists, price Is cents.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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List OF Grand Jurors drawn for the Court Of
Oyer and Terminer and General Jail delivery
and Court OF quarter Sessions OF the Peace OF
Snyder county held as June Term, commencing
Monday Iune 4th, 1900.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-05-31

II you were to go to Mississippi DO
uot rashly offer a reward for the saw
v.,, x ing of your wife's
life, unless you ex-
'pp' "ire' pect to pay it. So
q court has ruled. 1t seems that q
woman fell into a raging torrent there,
while her husband, unable to swim,
stood on the bank and did the prop
erly terror stricken act, while liston-
Ing to the woman's cries. just then
neighbor rushed up, and the potential
widower, waving his hand to his horses
and carriages near by, cried: "I'll give
you those if you save her." The neigh
Dor did save her, at the risk of his own
life. Then he claimed his reward.
But the husband was busy scolding his
vito and replied vain things. Suit was
brought. The husband said he offered
the horses and wagon while laboring
under temporary excitement, and add
ed that the property recovered was not
worth the amount of the reward. Tho
jury, however. found for the plaintiff,
holding that when one offers some
thing for the saving Of . life ono is
liable for the amount offered, II it is
earned according TO the terms of the
OFFER. They did not consider that It
required On excessive degree Of ex.
element to propose such q reward.
So, . husbands opinion to tho con-
trary, Mississippi vito IL worth two
horses and Q wagon.
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SHAMOKIN DAM.

Ray Sheets of Montandon visited
Miss Maud Slear over Sunday.
Mrs. Conrad Dutry was n visitor at
Mckees Half Falls over Sunday.
The railroad b ridge at this place is
receiving new coat of paint.
+. ID. Hottcnstein and wife of Sun
bury were visitors in our place Sunday.
}. ID. Bilgcr and wife of Salem Were
visitors at |. n. Ioung's over Sunday.
{. \. Hackcnburg and wife were Wis
itors tn Chas. Shrcy at Dundorc over
Sunday.
Mrs. Wellington Fisher of Mt. Car
mel was visistor in our vicinity over
Sunday.
Cyrus Shipe and wife were visitors to
her sister, Mrs. Sallic Brcssler at Sun
bury Sunday.
Mrs. :. II. Murphy and c. NJ. Bower
and family Were in Sunbury on bust
hess Saturday.
Silas kaufman and family were
visitors to Mrs. Ks mother, Mrs. Isaac
Fcttcr, Sunday.
Miss Sarah Stcrncr of Watsontown
was visitor To her sister, Mrs. :. IL.
Murphy over Sunday.
Miss Florence Hcrncr of Kratzcr-
VILE went through our place Monday
for Sunbury where she will be engaged
at the Central Hotel.
.Nrs. David Wilt died at the home of
her son, Irwin, at Jersey Shore Monday
afternoon. She VIII bc buried at the
Shnmokin Dam cemetery.
The Shamokin Dam band made their
flr' trip to frccburg where they took
part in the j. o. :. of \. convention.
They had an enjoyable time.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-05-31
Does C0fie Agree With You ?

II not, drink Grain-O from pure
grains. A lady writes: "The first
time | made Grain.O I did not like
n but after using it for ono week
|nothing would induce me to 60 back
70 cotfe," It nourlshes and feeds
the system. The children can drink
~ freely with great benefit. 1t is
the Strengthening substance OF pure
grains. Get a package today from
your grocer, follow the directions in
making it and you will have a deli
|clons and healthtul table beverage
Tor old and young. 15c. and Csc.
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PALLAS NEWS.

Henry Arnold is on the sick list.
Mrs. Arnold of Danville is the guest
| of John Wits.
Miss Gertie Straub is still attending
school at Herndon.
The apple trees are suffering a regu-
lar caterpillar scourge.
Willet Meyer is wearing his hat on
|tbe left ear. It's boy.
Sunday school at Grubb's church
next Sunday at 8 o'clock n. NJ.
Singing practice for Sunday school at
'Grubb's church Friday evening.
The G. A. II. convention was well
attended by the people from this place.
Miss Maggie Eisenhart of Independ-
ence was visiting Miss Jennie Straub
Sunday.
Ellsworth Stroup spent Sunday under
the parental roof. He has purchased
! n new buggy. This will now complete
| his rig, as he has already pu released Il
fine driver
The Bailey Bros. have taken pic
ture of the G. A. r. ana :. o. A. at the
Convention. Anybody wishing to Sc
cure picture, send their order to them
at Pallas, Pa.
Monday morning John G. Shafier
suffered severe loss by fire. His en-
| tire wagon shed containing a self bind
| or as good as new and other valuable
farming implements were destroyed,
corn cribs, wood house and large pile
| of cut wood. 1t was lucky that the
large building escaped as II large green
'apple tree was the only barrier between
| the fire and the house. The fire origi-
mated from burninga caterpillar nest.
(Too late for last week.
A new minister preached in Grubb's
church Sunday.
VIM. Roush has purchased ten head
| IF fine steers from b. p. Stroud of tn 5
place.
Miss Bertha Troup of this place, who
had been confined to the house with
|erysipelas $, has about recovered.
Davis, the photographer from Port
fTeverton, accompanied by Landlord
|Swineford, called on the Bailey Bros.
view Co. Thursday.
Miss Josie Trutt of Danville and
Harry Bailey and wife of Chestnut
Ridge were the guests Of Mrs. M. A.
Bailey over Sunday.
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SClINEE.

Miss Katie Arbogast spent Sunday at
this place.
y. f, Schncc is going to Shamokin
next week.
John Auckcr will move his saw mill
on tract of John Apple.
The farmers and fruit growers are
busy destroying caterpillars.
w. \. Harding and y. f.. Stuck are
attending school at Freeburg.
John Miller of Millcrstown was the
guest of John Schnec Thursday.
some of our young people attended
the show at Mi.dlcburg Thursday.
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TRY Grnin.O, Try Grnin.O.

Ask your grocer today to show yon
package of GRAlN.O, the new food
drink that takes the place of coffee
The children may drink it without
injury as well as the adult. All who
try it. like it. GRAlN-O has that
rich seal brown of Mocha or Java,
hutit is made from pure grains. and
the most delicate stomach receives it
without distress, One fourth of tn.
price of coffee. l5c. and pc. per pack
age. Sold byall grocers.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-05-31

In almost every neighbol hood
there is some one whose life has
been saved by Chamberlain Collie
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, or
who has been cured of chronic d.
arrhoea by the use OF that medicine.
Such persons make point of telling
of it whenever opportunity offers,
hoping that 1t may he the means of
savings other lives. For sale by all
druggists.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-05-31

EXECUTRIX'S NOTlCE.-Noticc is hereby
- given that letters testamentary upon the
the estate OF VIM. r. Howell. late OF West Bea-
yer Twp, Snyder County, Pcnnn, deceased,
have been issued in due form OF law 30 the un.
dersigned, TO whom al indebted to said estate
should make immediate PAYMENT and those
having claims against Il should present them
duly authenticated for settlement.
LIZZIE HOWELL, EIecutriI.
Mcclure. Pa,
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Jury List.

List OF Grand Jurors drawn for the Court Of
Over and Terminer and General Jail delivery
and Court OF quarter Sessions OF the Peace OF
Snyder county held as June Term, commencing
Monday, June 4th 1900.
GRAND JURORS.
Name. Occupation. Residence.
Bowersox, AmmoG Farmer. Franklin
Blnpamau Christian, " Centre
Bolig. Luther. Carpenter, selinsgrove
Diehl Geo. W., Farmer, Franklin
Fetter, Martin, " jackson
Fisher Theodore. Miller. Penn
Gelnet. Samuel, Farmer. Chapman
Graybiil, Thomas r., Carpenter, West Perry
Hackenburg, Geo, Laborer Adams
Hassinger Geo. w, Teacher. Middleburg
HOrnDerger. Jacob G., p, West Perry
Hess, Thomas, Farmer. Monroe
Kerstetter, Henry, Blacksmith. West Perry
Kreider, Jackson, Carpenter, Monroe
Knepp. Milton, Laborer, West Beaver
Kline, solomon, Thresher jackson
LessInan. Henry. Farmer, Perry
Leitner, Samuel H., jackson
Pontius, Henry, Farmer, Washington
Rine, Peter s.. Gentleman. Chapman
Sprenkle, Isaac c., Laborer. Penn
WoOding, John, shoemaker. Union
Weller. William, Farmer. Middlecreek
Yetter, Milton, west Beaver
PETIT JURORS
List OF Petit Jurors drawn for the Court OF
Common Pleas, court OF Quarter Sessions OF the
Peace. Court Of oyer and Terminer and General
Jail Delivery Of snyder County. Pa. held as
June Term commencing June 4th, 1900
Name. Occupation. Residence.
Arnold. Calvin, Carpenter Union
Albert Peter, Farmer, Sellnsgrove
BowersOx, irwin, COnfeCtlOner, Mlddleburg
Burns, Lot, Laborer. Union
Berge, oliver. Carpenter, Adams
Bowersox, Samuel Laborer. Centre
SSgS corneliSs. M,i jesse. Blacksmith, Jackson
Fisher, Irwin, Farmer, Penn
Fisher, Newton,
Fisher, oliver, "
Fettero!f, Pnares, Laborer. Spring
Graybil, Elmer, Farmer, west Perry
Grimm, William, Bother, Washington
Hasslnger Chas. Farmer, Centre
Herman, Daniel
Hail. Geo. W.. Chapman
Hornberger, James NJ, Farmer, Perry
Hassinger, John, Teacher, Beaver
Hon. Thomas, F." washington
Kantz, Clayton, Druggist sellnsgfove
Kern, Aaron D., Gentleman. Middleburg
Kline, Howard, Clerk, West Beaver
Kerstetter, John NJ. Farmer, Chapman
Lepley. Henry. Spring
Ienig, James b., B0atman, Union
Meyer. Chas., Carpenter, Selinsgrove
MetZgcr, Geo., Laborer, Perry
Millner, Meyer, Merchant, Penn
Miller. william. Farmer. West Beaver
McCarty. william, Laborer. Selnsgrove
Portz!ine. Geo. D., Perry
Romig, Harvey. Farmer, Sellnsgrove
Riegle Jonathan D., " Union
Riegle, Peter. Gentleman, Spring
SPOTS, Isaac, Farmer. Perry
Snyder, Jacob G.. Gentleman, Beaver
Snyder, Miles, Coal Dealer, Selinsgrove
Sanders, Richard. j., Farmer, Perry
Smith. Robert g.. Carpenter, Spring
Trutt, David. Laborer, Sslinsgrove
Trutt, Samuel W., Monroe
walter, Absalom, Farmer, Franklin
Wetzel, Elmer E., Teacher. Beaver
Wendt, Robert, Lab0rer, Chapman
Zechman. Elmer E., Farmer, Centre
Zeber. John, West Beaver
North Park union., 1900-07-20
Mis<s EAsa,,f Q6l 1ssa1.

TN Japos a. feff.ipe,i fto9 n
discss,soa Of H. lsa1lg apestieea ~
ssysrai uasoas. Nsss IA aeened
tss - NO rsasoa 10 discpas =
queet,oa 20 resnots, = ths action Of
~. .etaas Land Bossd sssssd 70 be.
esooad. - could nos - the d.
stsuetioq Of IL small stockaan - !
legitimate rsSas ~ : reasonable
amount Of ieaHeg.
Whsa ws ve.e in Denvef rScently
Ne called q. the Btats Capitol and
~ Secretary Of etAs Bsckw,th, .
maabes Of ths State Land Btard,
and lsaspsd fsom him personally that
Wills The Board might act, on sppi.
cations for leases 10 North and Mid
de Parks, It Was thar determination
II lsasss vsss nads 70 20 regulate
Aad Hmit the land smheaesd therein
that no harm should bs dope to small
ssockmen as to land OF water rightA
In other words It was their intention
- far ~ posdble, not to lease in
such manner that the lessee could
In any way destroy the individual
righn Of his small neighbor so as to
drive him out or starve his small
herd, Il is evident that this question
does involve matters Of great import
auce to the people. But if a due 70
gard to the rights Of the small rancho
men is given by the leasing power
the real harm done will not be ~
great - heretofore feared.
North Park union., 1900-07-20

UNITED STATES SENATOR GEORGE
F.. HoAR OF Massachusetts,, who de
nounced the treaty Of Paris by which
our right to wage . relentless war on
the Fllipinos-if such right could
be secured by treaty-was granted,
and who WAS accused two years s,-agQ
OF being more than any man respon.
sible for the so-calIed Filipino insqis
rection, still puts his political faith
In Mckinley aad the republican party.
A plain case etparty above patriot
ism or jhssice
North Park union., 1900-07-20
AGLAiiNo lNJusrlcE.

Ma. WI. Pos, our energetic road
ovesssfr has suspenled work on the
roads In his district for the reason
that his wages have beea cut down to
~ so per day Tor man aud team
Any one living in North Park knows
that is not money enough for the
work required, The best that can be
said about It Ia that it Is penny
wise and pound foolish rule adopted
BY our board Of County Commission
ers TO cat our road oyerecrs down to
such stsfyation waeeA 1t will result
simply in having NO roads, 10 addi-
tion to tho repairing actually neces-
sary, on the roads, bridges and cul-
verts In the south and west sections
Of The Park, It u we'll known to
everybody Who has travelled It, that
the road from Valdez to Mountain
Home requires at Thu time an i'm
mediate expenditure a several hun
dred dollars to put It in oven passable
condition. A few bridges are actu.
ally dangerous now-what viii they
be - the season goes on and the
heavy travel coatinues3 Most likely
they will become impassable. Some
thing must be done. The fssighten,
The rs6pae the s,agss, that travel,
ths' ~ oonuasaily must haye them
put Ia safe condhioa. And II our
road ovsspssis sannot do the work
fos - aup@ wages oi5srsd lst
them DO It aud bsin8 in thSir bill and
if'nos paid then sue the county. \, &
n this seAr Of such wpnderial
property That our political oppon-
- - makiig such : 4sssore about
1ssfsly raRes fot sqsh lshor = = do:
seasy y ncsssa aeSht i; h
sslspl6 = ~ riad
tslpebess ASt ll6i:' l
~ = - "a I - =. = 4 " : &
North Park union., 1900-07-20

Carl Murray Clothing Company-You
ali know Carl.
|, According to the Fort Collins Ex-
press Tie Siding, over in Wyoming,
is booming, having population
(nostly temporary however, Of from
5000 TO 4, 1000.
Mr.. W. G. Mellen of sgicer brought
in about $50 head of cattle of all
sizes, from the east end of the county
early this week. lie expects to feed
his own hay this winter.
The Laramie Grocery Company is
offering some special low prices to
North Park people. Notice their list
in this paper. We think it would
pay you to figure with them.
II. +. Sturievant and family start
ed Monday on their annual summer
trip to Steamboat Springs. Visiting,
business and pleasure all combined.
They will return about September L.
When in Fort Collins call on. Sill
colt & Webster for anything in the
house furnishing line, dishes, carpets,
furniture. etc. They treat you right
and sell good goods at bottom prices.
Mr.. Peabody, manager Of the large
Peabody grocery. store in Laramie,
was pleasant caller at our sanctum
last Saturday. He was rusticating in
the Park few days, the guest of Mr..
A. E. Dwincll.
Judge G. W. Bailey, county attor-
ney Frank j. Annis and |. N. Gar
bett came into Walden Thursday.
Legal business brought them into the
Park, and possibly little politics
was mixed with it.
Mr.. William Tilton and family,
Mr.. B. F. Flowers and family and
Gus. Lindholm, al Of Bellvue, tarried
in town over night Thursday. They
arc on the road TO Steamboat Springs.
Mrs. Flowers is . sister to Mrs. Norm
Davis Of Walden.
North Park union., 1900-07-20
: .-@sXss...--s s".feSs~- 3
sCounty, Local and Personal News. 4

-LS< S-->Sots---
Such . stream of tourists all day
Thursday-and still they come.
All Mccormick machine repairs
must be sold strickly for cash.
J. B. BxALs.
Mrs Eva Mosman and baby were
visiting q few days ins the city this
week.
Notice. the special prices offered by
the Laramie Groceey Company in
this paper.
Mark Baldwin, Andrew Norrell and
George Gregory brought supplies Of
feed and machinery in from Laramie
Thursday. i
Malcom MacCallum of Denver,
brother OF X. j., came in on Wednes-
days stage 70 rnaticatea few weeks
In the Park
~ f-t,l
me long hot spslI Of dry weather
has had y damaging effect on the
range Such = continued drought
q Sunusual in the Park
Fort Morgan and vicinity are ex.
perienciug = scarcity ot water for If.
rigating pafposss. ASosher reason
% urge ths constructios otfeservoirs.
Nr, Frank ShsSsr Of zirkel, was in
early In the week renewing his sub
scription 70 the uxIoS, and telling OF
esasss, froserity 4 h,s ssok . The
b b whsasca caliins d ;Fssi Collins for any.
fAS u .ths cies hIng. boot, shoe or
Spets fstnhhlAe H. dsat 1oryst Tho
North Park union., 1900-07-20

The yuLsoAk III AfrERy with which
Senator Wolcott fabricated the
launching of Governor Roosevelt's
campaign sor vice presidents on notia-
cation day, while almost humorous,
was also species of political aduls-
tion that is not becoming to any
party in .Republic. y Only . shade
less in lavishness was the address
Of Senator Lodge to President Nc
Kinley at Canton. Are these rever-
end and grave senators getting ready
10 do homage to the coming poten-
tate with . crown2 1: would oeem
North Park union., 1900-07-20
FRIDAY, JULY2o, 1900.
,w.rArroy yIMrynI.AxIsN

1QK p1AHE OF y14F&ALIeS
oRows ACE roo .xAF1DEr.
y. + HAS 1Ery charged ssainst shat
Is kpown. aad now we'll defined =
McKinleyism that personal sigha,
patriotism, aad svery sacred thing Of
our past history are 70 be diisegaried
snd overthrow In order thst }scsimi-
nal sggrsssioa" nay b mAA : suc:
csss. We cali on GOV. Roosevelt for
proof that this Aassttioa is trpe. BE
u the candidate Of hia- the Imperial
IRepubheaa-pa for vsee president
OF the United States.
This Is what be said in . speech at
Hutchinson, Kansas recently:
I'VE will never have pelmanent
psace In tho world until ths civilised
nations have in some shape expanded
over the bxrbarous ones"
He eloubtloss had reference to our
expansion in tho philippine Islands
aud also to our proposed expansion
IN the Chinese empire. Que Of the
best proofs Of civilization IN any
country Is that it is at peace With all
The world.
The now more than two years war
in the Philippines, which is not ended
yet aud tue proposed wsr On China
will involve this country in blood
shed aud eaormous expense for an
unknown duration aud loss Of life
that will be appalling. Ia cndless
war to become our ambition for the
tuture7 And 70 that TO be one OF
our bsst proofs OF our civiiizationl
For shamel That our relations as a
nation with China and other coun.
tries In Aslatic waters may get 70 b
vexing problem Is almost ! sure
thing Of the future. But We cant
whip the world, and We don't care te
form an allian4 With England and
Russia % wipe out The 400,000,00(
people of China in osdcf to become
civiIizsrs, even though "rsddy'
Roosevelt may clamor. for war.
While We q . nation sufdued into
helpless meekness feeble old Spain
Il doss not follow that our war spiri'
should b. kept At . white hat for
ever. ~
j. ."Tcddy" was not governor Of th.
Epp!rc stnto ~ should feel like say
ing Ia him, it is the want Of that old
fashioned commodity once know,
aud recognized as common sense tha
prompted that poupous speech Of his
snd tha fewer Of that kind be make,
shs \ iors sthe cause of ciylliz1
aid (,
North Park union., 1900-07-20

WE GIVE sPAus.'this week 70 . re-
ply by one of the attorneys who was
personally named In ga Statement
signed by half 4 hundred OF our citi-
zens In last weeks issue. 1t seems
but natural that an attorney thus
charged would feel disposed to ans.
xer and present some defense.
North Park union., 1900-07-20

Notice ofDi..ointion Of ;rartn.nhip.
Notice is hereby given that the
partnership heretofore existing be.
tween the undersigned, doing bust.
ness at Walden, Colorado, under the
firm name and style Of Towner
Brothers, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent
Witness our hand this End day Of
July, 1900. 1,
JOIN TowNRn.
CHAHLrs TowNxa.