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The evening times., 1900-09-26
ADMITTED HER GUILT.
Hotel EmpIoye Charged With Steal
ing Silver Flask.


May Hill. thirty-two years old, who has
been employed for some time as a maid
in tie Hotel Johnson, was arrested last
night by Detectives Brown and Lacy, and
charged with the theft of a silver whisky
flask from the room of a guest at that hos
telry- For the past eight months the man
agement of the Johnson Hotel has been
annoyed by continuous petty thieyeTy. Ar
ticles from the rooms of guests OF the house
have been missed from time TO time and
when the attention of the management
was first called 10 IL, they made efforts 10
apprehend the guilty persons, but without
avail. The stealing stin continued At
first certain of the bell boys were suspect
ed, but the guilt could not be fastened
upon them.
Several days ago Carl Reese. a tray
cling salesman for a silver fancy goods
firm in New Jersey, reported that there
mad been taken from a sample case in his
room a solid silver flask Detectives
Brown and Lacy began to keep a close
watch on the hotel and the employees
Monday evening May Hill was seen to
leave the cotel and meet man on the
opposite size of Thirteenth Street The
couple visited several saloons. This cir
cumstance gave the detectives a clew
Last evening, when the woman left the
hotel. they followed her and again she
met the same man as on the PREVIOUS
night. Thereupon Brown and Lacy ar
rested them and took them 10 the Fourth
precinct station.
The man was questioned and said that
the woman had given him a silver flask
but that he did not know that she had
stolen il. One of detectives weus
to his home and secured it. 1t was
the one stolen from Reese's room
At the station the woman denied com
plicity in the theft, but when told
that the flask had been found she ad-
mitted her guilt. However, she said
that she had taken none of the other ar
ticles that had been missed from time
to time She was sent to the House OF
The evening times., 1900-09-26
A POWDER MILL ExpLosroN

Removes everything in sight. SO do drastic min
eTai pills, but both are mighty dangerous No
need TO dynamite your body when Dr. Kings
New Lie Pills do the work so easily and perfect
iy Cures Headache Constipation Only rs
cents at Henry Evans Drug Store
The evening times., 1900-09-26
IN AND ABOUT THE CITY.
Passengers for Europe

Mr.. and Mrs Henry C. Bates and A. B. LeP.
Mesny, of this city, were passengers on the
American line steamship st. Paul, which sailed
from New York this morning for Southampton.
The evening times., 1900-09-26
Released on Personal nonds.

When Carroll oConnor was arraigned in the
Police Court this morning charged by Policeman
jacobson with profanity and disorderly conduct
he entered plea of guilty. The evidence
then presented with the result that Judge Scott
considered there were extenuating circumstances
He ordered o'Connor released on his personal
bonds.
The evening times., 1900-09-26
Marine Band Request Concert

The following is the request programme to he
rendered by the band eli the United States Ma
rine Corps at The Capitol this afternoon at AS
O'Clock:
March, .'semper Fidelis''. is'.................s sousl
Overture Jubilee '.-..................Fon Weber
a. Polka march, allison Waldeeker
b. Characteristic ''Salome'' Lorraine
Waltz. 1.-The Debutante' ............... .Santemann
Selection. .sThe Sunny South" .IseInan
Hungarian rhapsody .No. 2' 2'-.......-.......Li List
.'Pilgrim CHI fus' and the Song OF the
Evening STAR r''..-....-..-.----.-.. Wagner
a. Intermezzo "Cavalleria Rusticans'' =. .Maseagni
b. March, s'The National Capital Centen-
nisf ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .SantelmaEH
Grand march, f'Hudigung' '........ Wagner
Patriotic hymn, Hail Columbia .Fyles
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AFFAIRS )FTHG DISTRICT
Electric Wires May Be Strung in
the Monument Grounds.

a Favorable Opinion in the Case of
The Effort the Pnrt OF the Com
Telegraph System to the Bathing
nench - MIR. MeikicJohn Assents.
The evening times., 1900-09-26
Downtown Temper.,a-a

The thermometer at Afleek's registered "A de-
sfees al a m, 81 degrees at noon, and 50 de-
grees at . p. m
The evening times., 1900-09-26

II you live out of town we are very
anxious to have you write to US about
your wants. We take just as good care
of your pennies as if you were here your
selves. We are anxious to get your or
ders by mail. All purchases of s. and
upward, living within a radius of 100
miles, delivered free.
The evening times., 1900-09-26
TIDE TABLE.

Sun e..5 so An. Sun sets .5:53 ?. "
Moon rises............r Moon sets :02 7. N.
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THE sun AND MOON.

Temperature at a. l-..-......-...............70
Temperature at T. on..-..--.-....----.--.--s SO
Temperature at p. 80
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Ube Goeuiug UltstsS
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1900.
The weather indications
TEMPERATURE.

Fair tonight and Thursday; colder Thursday
night; light TO fresh south east winds.
The evening times., 1900-09-26

The Mccall Pattern Sheet for Novem
Der is now out, and can be had free at
our pattern counter. Everyone knows
what the Mccall Patterns are-tWo prices
10 and 10 cents.
The evening times., 1900-09-26
sNUSEAfFNTS

Lamps lit today -.-,.--6-z9 Pm
Lamps out tomorrow. w..--.........-.....5:00A 100 An.
The evening times., 1900-09-26
WE CONTINUE
Opening Souvenirs
WITH THE
Following Attractions for Tomorrow;


Tomorrow we shall sell limited guam
tity OF hand-painted wall placques-new
imported novelties; subjects of Ger Z q 4
man life and andscapes-highly VI
coIored-for one day, each . -
Tomorrow We shall sell 200 Carlsbad
China Plates handsomely deco 0c
rated-ir assorted shapes and sizes III
special
Tomorrow Imported Flower Holders, ex-
ira large size-ln assorted shapes, gOC
and handsomely decorated in gold IxS
special. ...--..-..-...-- ~
Tomorrow China Salad Bowls nH
full size-decorated in assorted col 4 ~
ors-each Observation-Disclosures -
Tomorrow we offer specials in photo
supplies-PTinting Frames, by 3, Sc
New York plates. Record brand. by ., per
dozen. 29c-Films for Brownie Cameras,
per roll, l0c-Crystal Hypo, pounds for
5c-FoIding Brass-bound Tripods, S9c-
Tomorrow 200 pieces of double-fold imi-
tation French Flannel, in dots, stripes, and
fgures-these are all the newest : n a
designs for fall wear and Of ~
fered special at per yard. ........ - L
Tomorrow 100 pieces OF WooIen Dress
Goods go on sale on the bargain tables
which represent ice different styles and
stripes, plaids, and mottled fancies-
these goods have never sold for less
than 49c, and most of the time
at 59c a yard-they are new 1nG
goods this season. and are RHI
special price at, per yard ....... w
Tomorrow we put on sale 10 eases of
New York Mills Sheeting, one of the
best cotton cloths ever loomed 5-4 New
York Bleached Sheeting, 11c-6-4
Bleached Sheeting, 15c-S-4 Bleached
Sheeting, 1gc-94 Bleached Sheettng,
21c-1O-4 Bleached Sheettng. 25c.
Tomorrow we shall sell the following
Notions at the greatly reduced prices
mentioned below, but it will he only for
one days selling:
Real Kid Hair Curriers', sizes, sc, Sc and
10c-Satin Pin Cushions, 25c size for 10c
Hard Wood and Enamel Button Hook
5c-all colors in Glove Mend.ng Strips.
9c-H.M. Embroidery Cotton, strictly
fast color, 3 spools for 5c-Mourning
Pins, assorted sizes IN book form, Sc
Pearl Head Lace Pins, assorted sizes,
sc per dozen-Key and scissor Chains,
polished steel, 10c"Sigby's Skeleton
Waists. for children, 25c-au sizes in
Hose Supporters. &c per pair many
styles in Fancy Elastic, &C per strip
Gold-eye Needles, all sizes, 1c per paper
-Adamantine Pins, 1c per paper-60-
inch Fabric Tape Measure, 1c-Cellu-
loid Hairpins, assorted shapes, 1c-2
Aluminium Thimbles, for 1c-Five-
yard Linen Corset Laces, in black. 1c--
Treasure Safety Pins, all sizes, &c
Black and White Bone Collar Buttons,
&c per dozen"12 dozen China Buttons,
6c-3 spools of Crochet Silk any color,
1oc-CelIuloid Fancy Shce Lifts, 10c
Ventilated Collar Forms, 5c--Good
Steel Scissors, all sizes, 10c-BIonde
and Black Horn Bone, Z, 8, and 9-inch
Be per dozen-Steel Point Hairpins, 1c
per paper.
The evening times., 1900-09-26
STREET LIGHTING.

ow tide...............3:5 AN and 3 80 P ".
Ugh tide. 9:30 A NJ and 9:49 Pm.
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MARRIED.:

GRAYBILL-SIEBER-On the 4th
inst, by Rev. Samuel Hess, ut the
home of the brides parents in Del
aware Twp, Simon E. Graybill of
Monroe township and Miss Annie
Z. Sieber.
WERT-MUSSER.-On the 4th
inst. by Rev. William Auker, at
the home of the brides parents in
Delaware township, H. W. Vert,
of Fayette township, and Miss
Katie Il Musser.
GOODMAN - READER. On the
4th inst, by Rev. r. NJ. Campbell,
at Port Royal, Harry l.. Goodman,
of Turbett township, and Miss
Bertha l.. Reader, of Ickesburg,
Perry county, Pa.
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MEXICO AND CALIFORNII

FORTY SIX DAYS TOUR VIA PENNsYLvA-
MA RAILROAD
TIE Pennsylvania Railroad per.
)nally conducted tour to Mexico and
California which leaves New York
and Philadelphia on February II
(Pittsburg February 13 by SPECIAL
Pullman train, covers l,rg, AMI IT.
tensely intere sting portion of North
America. Mexico, Califoruia and Col
o!ado are mighty trio in all that
appeals to and facinates tie tourist.
Stops will be m ,de at S IN Anton
10, Tampico, Guansjuata, Guadala-
ara, Queretaro, City Of Mexico 1--we
days., Cuernavaca, Aguascalientes
Los Angeles, San Diego, Riverside,
Pasadena, Santa Barbara, San Jose
Mt. Hamilton), Del Monte, San Fran
cisco five days), Salt Lake City, Col
orado Springs, Denver, Chicago ard
other points of interest. fourteen
days will be spent in Mexico ard
nireteen in .California:.-
The Mexico and California Spec.
la', an exclusively Pullman train
Parlor. Smoking, Dining, Drawing
Ioom Sleeping, and Observation cars,
will be used over the entire route.
Round trip rate, ,ncisa,ng all nee
essary erpenses during entire trip, $3.50
from all points on the Pennsylvania
Railroad System east of Pittsbure;
$545 from Pittsburg. For Itinerary
and full information apply to ticket
agents; Tourist Agent, 1886 Broad
way, New York; 4 Court Street,
7S9 Broad Street, N. j.;
B. Courlaepder, Jr., Passenger Agent
Baltimore District, Baltimore, Md
Colin Studds, Passenger Agent,
Southeastern District, Washington,
d G.; Thos. E. Watt, Passenger
Agent, Western District, Pittsburg.
Pa; or address Geo. w. Boyd, As
sistant General Passenger Agent.
Broad Street Station, Philadelphia,
feb10.
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Trespassing for Fish.

Ju ige Albright of Le',igh county
recently han led dJwn an imp ortant
fish decision in the tresp ,ss cases
brou yht by the Poh 9ualine fish as
s)ciation against Messrs D,lp, EIey
Sib!e o. Wind Gap The three lat
ter viii tavs to pay The costs, which
amount to Sll6.79. Several d.sput.
ed points in regard to the rights cf
fl ishermen and ownels of stream are
established. A fisher al IS guilty
of trespass VIII, e,'ers a st cam
and fishes without the c)n.
sent of the land owner, although he
wades the stream and does not touch
dry land. Tue fac. tha. the State
has stocked The stream with fish
d res not make it public stream.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1900-01-10
WATER LINE TROUBLE.

There was IA general lament on
the 18th inst, over the stOppage of
the flow of water. The frost was
too much for Macedonia water af-
ter it had entered the pipes. 1t
was the old story, "You never miss
the water till the well runs dry
Most people have their cistelns
and wells out of use or filled with
dirt and they felt helpless OF
course the river is nearby and that
proved consolation and someone
said, ..Oh the river, the river the
beautiful river it is thing of JOY
forever The water plant is a
good summer concern. 1t never
freezes or goes dry in the summer
when the mercury vibrates among
the nineties, but il isn't such
handy concern when the mercury
yibrates down near the cipher
notch. If people had not -aban-
doned their wells and cisterns they
would not feel the default OF the
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1900-01-10
! Clothing Sale That Demands Attention.

The best that half usual profits caused by shre"d
really selling
better for money than other house in America
e IS Sas S IS sMn2@ M them o'%p1os ~ os for a s43s r3s
1Fo1c IN Suits $780, Hers chance good suit for hts
money Mems Worsted Cashmere and Cbevon suits
m.5e 6t We these suits with
e1o uts that tell the difference
MEMS s7e SUITS $780, Comprising all wool fancy Cassimre
weeds Serges All zos from "a to A. Honest
value s12 now 81 So An
new fl Hundreds styles select from All sizes
Our prices owe than
blue .s a,sr sa and n HsFisy s1.ssd poH.
baroa,pe for Buy for SO
MEMS $40 $3.50 Comprising Kersey and Cver lined
with sat,u Strictly up to-date coats now for 81 so
xl4 OvERCOAT $40 In Covert cloths beautifully trimmed
New shades lining Cut in the popular
lengths Fine va at Sl5, Slu
MEMS HATS AND FURNISHING Mems Derby and Fed black
rovr mane cedar black and white silk bands These bats
are foual to anv 81 made. Our price 81
DrpRvs IN UNRREAKABLE QUALITY. This line will
hat You They Dunlap Yoeman Knox aud
Young styles; row St5p
Boys Shirts neckwesr,
gloves On second floor have
line OF Trunks cane prices are
the county
Furniture and House Furnishing Goods, Queensware,
Glassware and Fancy Chinaware.
with Furniture and House
Ennbn this department
No are M. Call grand line
Palor Covches Fancy Rockers Morris Chairs Extension
Tables, Boards, Desks
Dinners aud Furniture line Also complete line Fancy
Decorated Toilet Sets comr "
of Johnsons 70 Goods delivered free to all parts of the
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1900-01-10
BRAVE MEN FALL.

Victims to stomach. liver and kidney
troubles as well as women, and all feel the
results in loss of appetite, poisors in the
blood, backbone, nervousness, headache
and tired, listless, rundown feeling. Bat
there's no need to feel like that. Listen to
J. VT Gardner, Idaville, Ind. He says /:
"Electric BItters are Just the thing for a
man when he is all run down, and don't
care whether he lives or dies. 1t did
more to give me new strength and good
appet tito thon anything I could take.
can now eat anything and have a new lease
on lifc." Only so cents at NJ. p. Crsw .
fords Drug Store. Every bottle gusran-
teed.
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water in cold snap like they did
last Thursday. The dread feeling
Of being out of wIter was worse
than no water in the house with
the river running under full press
ure. The management of indus
trial plants were more apprehen-
sive than house keepers The house
keepers apprehension comprehend
ed his family circle, but the ap
prehension of the management of
an industrial plant was wider. 1t
embraced the business. 1t reached
out and effected the employer
and the people who were looking
for the products of the concern.
The management of the water com
pany were early at work on the
morning of the 4th. They had
men at work on the 4th. They had
men at work at various places
along the line looking for the froz-
Ell spots where fi,e was built to
thaw the ice. The water was eN-
pected by noon but the great ex-
pectatiOn did not materialiZe TO
the disappointment of the water
company and everyone who uses
Macedonia water, hut about 30
D. m. water was let out of. the re-
serve reservoir on the hill north
west of the railroad station and al
lowed to flow long enough to sup
ply people with the natural fluid
for day provided they were econ
emical in it's use The water was
not like the pure 81 per cent. wa
ter from Macedonia gap, but like
water might be expected to be when
stored days and days in an open
reservoir off to the side. 1t look,
ell like Schulkill water though it
certainly was not that vile and a
man who was suffering with thirst
would not hesitate to slake his
thirst with it and sigh over. the
recollection of the lost, clear, pure
Macedonia water. The day wore
away and lapsed into twilight
when an order came for more
wood, for more fire to thaw the
pipes. How many cords were con-
sumed has not been. reported
Enough wood afire will melt an
ice berg. While the thawing pro-
cess was going on the discovery was
made that the valve that acts in
the pipe for an outlet and shut of
to the water at HOrning's run was
out of place. That was new rev
elatiOn and the thawing process
was abandoned for in point of fact
the pipe was free of ice and the
cOngealed stuff all the while. The
whole trouble was the valve was
out of place. The valve was fast
and seemed as tightly fixed in the
way of the water as if it had been
forged in by some water nymph
from Macedonia Gap out of re-
venge for mOlesting the stream in
seeking lower level by its own
| natural selected channel HOwey
er all things must sooner or later
have an end. Telephone poles,
railroad ties, railroad pinch bars
and other impromptu appliances
were brought into use under the
dictatorship of contractor James
HOrning, who after spending a
day and night and a half had the
satisfaction of re:adjusting the
valve and seeing Macedonia water
again flow placidly on to slake the
thirst and bathe the bodies and
cleanse the clothes of the people of
MiffiintOwn and set the industries
about the town again in motion.
1t was well on to midnight on Mon
day before the water was released
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1900-01-10
To the Republican Electors Of
Pennsylvania.

am directed by the Republi-
can State Committee to announce
that the Republicans of Pennsylva-
MIA by their duly chosen represen-
tatives, will meet in Convention at
the Opera House in the city OfHar-
risburg on Wednesday, April 25th,
1900 at 1890 O'Clock a. M, for the
purpose of nominating candidates
for the following offices, to- wit:
One person for the Office of Aud
itOr General:
Two persons for the Office of Con-
gresham at Large.
Thirty two persons (fOur at
,largey for Presidential Electors,
and to choose eight delegates and
eight alternates-at-ia large to the Re
publican NatiQpal Convention to be
held IN Philadelphia on Tuesday
the nineteenth day of June, next,
and for the transaction of such
other business as may be present
ed.
In accordance with the rule ad-
opted at the State Convention held
in Harrisburg on August twenty
four last, the. representation in the
State Convention will be based on
the vote pOlled at the last Presi-
dental Election. Under this rule
each Legislative district is entitled
to one delegate for every two thou
sand votes cast for Presidential Elec-
tors in 1896 and an additional dele
gate for~every fraction of two thou
sand votes polfed in excess of one
thousand. Each district is entitled
to the same number of delegates as
represented it in the Convention of
1896.
+ By order of the Republican State
Committee.
FRANK REEDER,
Chairman.
=. .. W. X. ANDREWS,
80 =. c. IL. VOORHEES,,
Secretaries.
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ID. GRING, President and Manager
C. X. MILLER, General Agent.
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SENTINEL & REPUBLICAN,
MIFFLINTOWN. PA.
. WEDNESDAY,. JAN. 10, 1900
ERAIS.

SUBSCRIPTION $l.OO per year If paid
In advance $50 if not paid I'm ad-
vance.
Transient advertising and. local
notices cents line.
Deductions will be made to those de-
rring to advertise by the year, half or
ouarter year.
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for the plummers ' o 'o''
lhere was . let up in the severelv
day. """ oatnr
Mond:y morning Will Pennss{1eft
Tor tittsburg where he has secured a
M,s. Washington North and d.ueb.
sei wary spent a, short time With
Saturday Miss Bess Hackenberosr
started for Philadelphia where sbe
is studying elocution. DUG
Mrs. Margaret Thomnson ~ No
Ahsterville has been VISITING her
daughter Mrs. Millard McDopaid.|
Mrs. cloyd P. Pannabaker hf Eb.
ensburg and Mrs. barry Kelly Of
barnsborough have been guests of
their parents Mfr. and Mrs. Daniel
Pannabaker. 'o'
Sunday morning VIM. Donnelly en-
tered upon the duties of Superinten-
dent of the Presbyterian Sabbath
School to which Office he has been
recently elected.
The annual election of officers for
the Juniata County Agricultural So.
cletv will be held at the Odd Fellows
hall. Port Royal. Friday, January II,
1900, next Saturday.
THE British and the Beers have
been engaged in a number of small
| battles within the past without any
satisfactory result for either party.
No general advance has been made
by either of the combatants.
George Palmer and Mrs. Lavine
NJ. Cargill, of Philadelphia. were
married by Rev. Frederick Farr, on
the evening of the 9Th of January,
1900. The groom is past 70 years
and the bride is past 68 years
Lewis E. Wirtz an engineer on the
Huntingdon Il Broad Top Railroad
while in a Respondent frame of mind
went outside of his house to a tree
in his lot near Huntingdon and COM
mitted suicide bv shooting a pistol
bullet through his head. He leaves
widow and eight children.
The closing scene in the life OF
young Cressinger at Sunbury is an
awful one IT, ia hard 70 believe that
man young or old should find him
self so depraved as to commit the
crime for which he was executed.
But the crime was committed and
That is the proof of the depravi.y Of
the people who are guilty of such
deeds The example Of the lives OF
good people has no effect on the de
praved and the only thing to do is to
protect society from thsir dspravity
by stringent means such as were EN-
ploysd at Sunbnry.
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Some thief found Mr.. Frank
Pencils store of celery in his GAP
den in the rear Ofhis house and stole
all but a few stalks. n good hnany
people believe it was Il le saMe thief
that few nights aftef stealing the
celery stole a nice plump turkey
from the smoke house of Mr.. Sam
uel Showers. Mrs. Showers had
the turkey dressed and stuffed and
laid away on a plate and plate and
turkey placed in a rOaster and car
ried to the smoke house expecting
the next morning to roast the
fowl for a company dinner, but
when she went for the turkey in
the morning it was not there.
There wasn't a trace Of turkey
rOaster or plate. The next night
however the turkey with rOaster
and plate was returned and Mrs j
Showers and her friends enjoyed
the TOAST few days later, but
Pencils celery has not been re
turned.
Program of exercises for Meal
isterville Farmers Institute, Jan
uary ~ and 20, 29OO.
Friday Afternoon, 80 O'Clock.
Devotional Exercises, Rev Welty.
Address of Welcome. Rev. Reign
ard.
Response, r. s. Seeds, Birming-
ham, Pa.
The Barnyard, J. A. Fries,
State College, Pa.
Plumb Culture, I. C.. Lantz,
ThOmpsOntOwn, Pa.
Friday Evening, : o'clock.
Question Box.
Essay. Miss Mary J. Hunt,
Swales, Pa.
Country Homes, Gabriel Heister,
Harrisburg, Pa.
Free Rural Mail Delivery, J. T.
Altman, ThOmpsOntOwn, Pa. E.
Cooperation in Farming, NJ. r.
BashOre
Saturday Morning, . O'Clock.
Question Box.
The Fruit Farm, J. f. JamisOn,
Swales, Pa.
Relation of Lime and Marl to
Agriculture, J. A. Fries, State
College, Pa.
Saturday Afternoon, 1 80 O'Clock.
. Question Box.
Are Apple and Pear Orchards a
Profitable Investment, +. Davis,
ThompsontOwn, Pa.
How Can Agriculture lie Made
Remunerative: w. II. Knouse,
Pa.
Poultry for Profit, John j. Pat
tersOn, Jr., MifflintOwn, Pa.
Saturday Evening : O'Clock.
Question Box.
Care of the Sick, Nora V. Sieber,
Mexico, Pa.
History of Agriculture. Maurice
Leonard. Oakland Mills, Pa.
How to Improve the Farm, X. ).
Seeds.
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-uouuie went Into effect
.sov II, 1896, aid Inc trains will be run as
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1900-01-10

T'airs Nts. Al 2,ODrCct al Port Royal
will Wy Pass,rg,r and ScasbOre Express
sBr. +. T.. nd Nos. 2 Al d 4 with Mail east