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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-09-13
Thursday, Sept. 13, 1900.
CalamitY's Leadership.

Judged by statistics, Senator
Jones comes from State whose az
ricultural and commercial conditions
make him pre-eminently 6t to be a
chairman of the Democratic Nation
al Committee. 1t would appearthat
tic ,;.;e conferred upon President
Mckinley four years ago, and which
he has confirmed by the success of
his administration, "The advance
agent of prosperity" may deserve a
reversal of the term, "The advance
agent of calamity" as applied to
Senator Jones.
Certainly no patriotic citizen of
the United States would wish ex-
tended to the other commonwealth
of the Union the depressing statisti-
cal showing made by Arkansas.
Sympathy and helptulness will he
naturally extended to that State for
its downward course in all branches
of industry, rather than encourage
ment, or even exultation by the po-
litical party, which is refused, thro'
corrupt election machinery, any
voice in the conduct of its public at
fairs.
Senator Jones represents State
utterly at variance with all the tre-
mendous growth of the rest of the
Union. This fact was emphasized
at a time when he was member of
the conference committee, in Con-
grcss which had charge of the final
formulation of the sO-called Wilson,
German tariff bill-that measure
which even President Cleveland re-
refused to sign, and which preceded
the panic of 1898 and the hard times
that followed until the election of |
Mr.. McKinleyas President of Re.
publican Congress in 1896. Much
comment was caused at that time by |
the fact that a senator representing a !
State so little in accord with thegen-i
eral development of American indus
try should be placed in a position of
such power to terrify and discour-
age al. the great investments in man
ufacturing industry, and all the la
Dor employed in the factory and in
the field.
But Senator Jones performed his
mission then in extending the Ca
lamities of the State of Arkansas to
the rest of the country. His selec-
ton as chairman of the Bryan CAM
paign committee, in 1896, was per-
fectly logical. Bryan was howling
calamity and his National chairman
had behind him his own State to rep
resent the existence of that calamity.
But the position of Senator Jones
as commander-in-chief of the Bryan
campaign this year is even moreem-
pha:ically an illustration of the Ca
lamity which may follow in some
States the doctrine of "gov-
ernment without the consent OF the
governed"
There are are no elections in Ar
kansas which represent the real will
of the population. The election ma
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Buchanan, Mich, May %.

Buchanan, Mich, May %.
Genessee Pure Food Co., Le Roy,
N. Y.
GENTLEMEN My mamma has
been q great coffee drinker and has
found it very injurious. Having
used several packages OF your
GRAIN-O, the drink that takes the
place of coffee, she found it much
better for herself and for us children
to drink. She has given up coffee
drinking entirely. We use pack.
age every week, I am ten We ,rs old,
Respectfully yours,
FANNIE VLLIAW,.
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Eichenberger and Wolf VS.. Aucker and X nights
John ID. Marks Vs. Henry Blessing.
as. G. Grouse vs. Cnas. and Nora Walter.
We'mer co, vs., n. J. Livingston.
WIN. II II. shaffer VS. Mary A. Rathfon.
Albert L. Hunter VS.. Elijah Roush
RuBkle 4 Walter VS.. A. W. Bowersox and p.
Smith, admir- OF Vloietta BOwersOA.
John ID. Houser VS.. George Pontius.
Dr. j. T, Kanawell VS.. Est. OF Henry X. Sanders.
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WlDoWS APPRAISEMENTs.--Not is here
w by given that the following Widows Ap-
praisepents under the 1890 law, have been flied
with t6 Clerk OF the Orlans' Court Of snyder
county for confirmation Oct lst. 1900.
ApprGisement OF Mary Burns, widow Of Isaac
c. Burns. ate OF Selinsgrove. Pa, deceased,
elected 10 be taken under the $500 exemption
law.
..Appra'sement nj Lizzie l.. Howell, widow of
WIN. +. ~ o.i, late OF Mcclure, Pa, deceased,
elected TO be taken under the $500 exemption
law.
.Appraisemcnt OF Alice SpriggIe, widow OF
Menno Sptiggie, late OF Washington twp, Pa,
deceased, elected to be taken under the $500
exemption law.
Appralsement OF Barbara Leach, widow OF
william Leach. late Of Chapman twp. Pa, de-
ceased elected TO be taken under the $500 exemp.
tlOn law.
Parliamentary Account
The following account Will be presented To-.
confirmation oct. !, 1900
The account OF Jonas Trexler, Trustee OF VII.
liam j. Troxlcr, OF Monroe twp, Pa.
q. NJ. SHINDEI., Clerk.
Mddieburg. Pa, Sept.l. 1900.
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WANTEF--Active man, OF good character. to
delivel and collect, IN Penns ylvania Tor
an OLD established manufacturing Wholesale
house 500 year, sure pay. Honesty, more
than experience, required. Our reference. any
bank In the city. Enclose sclf-addressed and
stamped envelop. Manufacturers, Third Floor
'De"'oo" -trecl 'hlcaEo. 9-l3- l6t
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IlEra'BI.iCAN TICKET

Congress THAD. NJ. MAHON.
ATOR-HON. BENZ. *. FOCHT.
Assembly-lIoN. \. NJ. SMITH.
Prothonotary--GEo. Nj. SHINDEL.
Register IL Recorder No. II. WILLIS,
District Attorney--M. |. POTTER.
Jury COmmissioner-E. T.. SHAMBACH
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ORPHANS COURT SALE
RIAL D9TATE.

The undersigned administrator OF the estate
George p. Miller. late Of the borough Of Middle.
burg Snyder County, Pennsylvania, deceased,
under and by virtue ofan order issued out OF
the Orphans Court Of Snyder County, for the
payment OF the debts Of the said decedent, will
expose to public sale on the premises in said
borough OF Middleburgh. on
Saturday, Sept. 29th, 1900,
the following described real estate to wit:
A lot OF ground situate in the borough OF Mid
dleburgh. on the public road leading from the
pennsylvania Railroad depot to the Court
House. next adjoining the newly erected Ev.
angelical Lutheran Church, bounded on the
north by lands OF the Main Shoe COMPANY.
Limited, west by lands OF Samuel Wittenmyer
south by the property Of the Lutheran church
and on the east by the public road, having Q
frontage Of seventy C70) feet and q depth Of
three hundred (3O0) feet wheron sre erected
NEW BRICK HOUSE, FRAME STABLE and
other necessary outbuildings.
This property is pleasantly located, in excel.
lent neighbor hood and Is desirable to any one
contemplating the purchase Of home.
Sale to be held at o'clock M, September
18th next when conditions and terms will be
duly announced.
VIM. X. MILLER. Administrator.
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FRIDAY. SEPT. ii, 1900
ie following described real estate to wit

the following described real estate to wit:
TRACT NO. l. Situate in Adams township
connty and state aforesaid bound north by
lands OF Isaac Shawver, east by lands OF tract
No z. and south and west by lands OF John NJ
Meyer, containing ONE ACRE on which are
erected two-story DwELDING HOUSE,
STABLE and other out-buildings, all clear and
in good state Of cultivation
TRACT NO. 2. Situate rs Aforesaid bounded
north by lands Of Isaac Shawver, east and south
BY lands Of John VI. Noyer and west by tract
No. ], Containing ONE and ONE-HALF 90
DISTILLERY now in operation which has
been continuously licensed for the last four.
teen years, a WAREHOUSE aud ENGINE
HOUSE, with excellent water, ali clear and in
q good st ate Of cultivation, also at the sam.
Time ana place an engine oi or 10 horse power.
sale to commence at 10 o'clock A. NJ. when due
attendance will be given and terms of sale
inan" known by BENlNEL WALTER.
JACoB GILBERT. Administrator.
Attorney.
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REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET,

Auditor Gcn'l-F y thKDENBURGH.
Congrc. smcn at largc-G. a. Grow,
X. s. FOERDERER.
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EXECUTORS SALE
RIAL I9TATH.

Saturday, Sept. 10th, 1900,
the following described real estate to wit:
TRACT NO. !. Being farm situate In Cen
Swarm fsrm about 4 mile south oi Centreyiiie.
joining lands Of II. !. Bailey, and Others on the
north east by lands OF John s. Long, John
Grubb and Others, south by lands ofJ.W. Kei.
tanning Us acres and los perches with ali the
buildings and appurtenances belonging thereto.
hve acres In woodland, balance is all clear.
Buildings are all good.
TRACT NO.2: Being farm situate In Centre
township, Snyder County, Pa known rs the
Hartman farm on the road leading from Centre
vile to Middleburg, joining lands OF II. r.
Long. Ephraim Walter, ETC., on the north, east
A; g. Walter and west by Isaiah Walter, Uriah
weirick, etc., containing 104 acres and 50
perches with all the buildings and sppurten-
snees belonging thereto, four acres In wood.
are all good.
TRACT No. 8. A house and lot In the town Of
Centreville, being the larger part Of lot No. as
In the general plan OF said town.
TRACT NO. I. Saw and planning mill with
one acre and n perches Of land situate right st
the town ofCentreville,
TRACT NO. s. Being q tract Of woodland
joining lands OF Hopnia Samp sell. etc., on the
north. east by lands Of Mary J. Relish, south BY
lands OF John w. Keister and west BY tract No.
9, containing 10 acres.
TRACT NO. 9. Being q tract Of woodland
joining lands Of Hopnia Sampseil ON the north,
east by tract No. 8, south by lands OF John w.
keister and west by tract No. 8. containing 10
acres and is perches.
TRACT NO. 2. A tract Of tim berland Joining
lands Of Hopnia Sampsell on the north, east By
tract No. 9. south by lands of John w. Kcistef
and west BY tract No. 2, containing 10 acaes and
% perches.
TRACT NO. 9. A tract Of timbesland joining
eface No: .. south By John w. Keistsr and wet
z Gass No .. ooaasining II sssss 81 n PER
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October Trial lis..

October Court AdVBTtiSinu
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on h pre- 10 I . . . Of David NJ Swartz,
dccessed all that certain tract Of land sit
bounded a. follows, 70 Wit: North BY lands oi
!. c. Kreitxer. w. H. swsrtz and Daniel EIsen.
hard, ON the east By Polly Kerstetter, south by
J. d. Wilt snd on the west by lands of Tobias
whereou q erected large farm dwelling house,
large bank barn and other outbuildines, we'll
Of excsllent water q the door.
Sale %. commence u o'clock p. m, when
L LON0ACRE VIZ. swAnrz,
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REPVELiCAN NATIONAL TICKET

president-WM. MCKINLEY.
v. Prcsidcnt-TnEODOR ROOSEVELT
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LEGAL ADVERTISING
ORPHANS COURT SALE
REAL IlSTATE.

The undersigned administrator OF the estate
OF John Shawver, late OF Adams township,
Snyder comfy Pa. deceased, under and by
virtue OF an order issued out of the Orphans
Court Of Snyder county for the payment OF the
debt. OF the said deccdent, will expose to q pub
lie sale on the premises In said township, at
Port Ann. on
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A MENDNENT IT. THE CONSTITUTION
"A PROPOSED TO THE CITIZENS OF
THIS coMMoNWEALTH For THEIR Ap'
PRONAL OR REJECTION BY THE GEN.
EkAL ASSEMBLY OF THE COMMON
WEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA PUR.
Ll>liED BY ORDER OF THE SECRETARY
OF TIE COMMONWEALTH IN PURSU.
ANCE OF ARTICLE XVIII OF THE con
STlICTlON.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-14
NEWS CONVERSATIONS.
Wednesday, Sept. B.

e. Wednesday, Sept. 8.
Cornelius Vanderbilt, fourth Of his
name in the Vanderbilt family, is anx.
ious to run for congress. -
The population of Charleston, 8. c.,
is 1907, against 81, 955 in 1890; an in
crease of 852, or 1.55 per cent.
The population Of Hartford, Conn,
is 1850, as against IS, ,2s0 in 1890. This
is an increase of $500, or 5o.01 per cent.
The population of Richmond, Va. is
81. 1850, as against 81, 1888 in 1890. This
is an increase of 3,662, or 45 per cent.
Fonso, famous thoroughbred stall
hon, a derby winner and the sire of
McMeekin, First Mate and other good
racers, is dead at Lexington, KY.
Emperor William has conferred the
order Of the Red Eagle on Admiral
Bendemann, commanding the German
squadron in the Far East, for the serv-
ice he has rendered in China
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-14

ORDER FOR HEARING AND NOTICE OF
APPLICATION FOR APPOINTMENT
OF ADMINISTRATOR.
STATE OF n1NNssoTA,)
COUNTY oF MORRISON.
In Probate Court, Special Term. August
l6. 1BOO.
In the matter of the estate Of Simon
HriDar, deceased.
Gertrude Robischon. oil Sauk Center,
that SIMON Hriba r. 1ase of the county Yxst of
Morrison. in the state uf Minnesota, on the
18th day of March, A. u. 1yOO. at Little
Falls. dieo intestate, and being sn resi-
ueath. leaving goods, chatrels and estate
within this county. and that rhe said pc
titioner is DAUGHTER Of said deceased .ano
praying that administration of said es-
tate be to Gertrude kobischon, (the pc
titioneD granted:
before this. court, on saturday, I'D day OF
Sept. A. D: 1900 at 2 o'clock p NJ, at the
probate Office. i'll the court house in Little
r alls. in said county:
And it is further ordered, that notice
thereof be given to the heirs of sal! de-
by forthwith publishing this order
once in each week for three success
sive weeks prior to said day of hearing in
the Little Falls Herald, a weekly news
paper printed and published at Little Falls
.Da;ed It Iit{ie Falls the 10th day of
August, A. D. 1870.
By the Court,
[Seall N. RICHARDSON,
Judge of Probate
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-14
aue oe,,tfdet, @dbler,

Wel9e NIT @arl @9ur3 ber Mnfi4t
iinb, bab bic imperia&itifdtn Stnben=
aen WiQiam Mc&inlep's unb feiner
Muftrageeber bic er0bte @tfabr fir
bic fr6beitli4en @inri4tungen bities
2anbes i'm @efolee fiibr<n; tpel@e
iiber3eugt iinb, baB bic nd9te, l.nperz
meibli9e 6olee folder politit, ber
Militarismus, btr Nation als folder
unb iebem inbipibuellen Biirger f@ran<
tenlos tpa9fenbe materielle 0pfer aufz
erlesen mub; tpel@e ii4 ba9egen auf=
lebnen, baB bic por 3tpei Sabren CUR
6iibrune zines eere@ten Samples pom
@olte betpilieten f9peren &rie9sz
iteuern CUR Dur@fiibrun9 elmer, nit
un3erer @erfuHung in grobem Miberz
1pru9 itebenben per10nli9en, bittatori<
i4sn Po1itit oes prdfbenten in's @nbz
lo1e fortsrboben merben; >pel4e CUR
@rtenntniB g;.~~::et f:1o, oaB oas gu
2ruits pereiniete MaKentapital bas
R!eingeperbe allmdbli@ erbriidt, ben
Mrbeiter 3um niQenlo1 len, bon Der
Sruitperlpaltung abbdngigen, neil nit
1einem 8rotertperb etn3ig auf bteie a.
getp!eienen, 2obn1tlapen berabpurb:3+,
uno baB bie1e Struts in ber jeBt berrz
i9enoen partei unb ibrem prdi iibenten
8iuiam Mc&inleD Sdub unp fortgsz
1eBte 50roerun9 ibrer SonoerzS Snterel l.
len finoen; mel4e in Der Wabl M!lz
liam sSennines 8rpan's einen Damn
gegen oas 9ereinbre9en al bteier benz
@oltspohl unb oer @oltsfreifeit oroz
benben @efahren 1eben uno beim 8au
bieies 9ammes bur4 trdf ftiges Mirten
fir bic @rpdblung bon 8rDan uno
Stepen1on mitbelfen lpoQen: Mle
1olds 8iirger beut1der Mbtunft mDgen
freunblidft ben unten 1tebenoen Gouz
pom unter5ei9nen unb an bic angegez
bene Mbre1e meiterbefDrbern.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-14
NOTICE FOR BEARING AND NOTICE
FOR APPOINTMENT OF ADMINISTRA-

NOTICE FOR BEARING AND NOTICE
FOR APPOINTMENT OF ADMINISTRA-
TOR
STATE OF MINNESOTA
COUNTY OF MORRISON. '''
In Probate Court,
Special Term, Aug 3Oth, 1860.
In the matter of the estate of Julius
On receiving and fling the petition
OF Agusta CAM. of Swanviile, in said
county. representing among other things.
that Julius CAM. late of Swanville, on
the 3rd day of August, A. D. 1906. at Swan
vile, in said county died intestate, and
being resident of this County at the time
OF his death, leaving goods, chattles and
estate within this county: and that the
said petitioner is the widow of said de-
OF said estate to be herself granted:
It Is Ordered, That said petition be heard
before this Court on Saturday the 2yth day
of September A. D. 1900, at IL o'clock A. NJ,
at the Judge of Probate office in said coun-
ty.
Ordered Further, That notice thereof be
given to the heirs of said deceased. and to
all persons interested. by publishing this
order in each week, for three successive
weeks. prior to said day of hearing, in the
Little Falls Herald. a weekly newspaper
printed and published at Little Fails in
said county.
Dated at Little Falls the Goth day of
August "A, D 1900.
N. RICHARDSON.
Judge Of Proba te
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-14
Notice Of Appointment Of
Surveyor Of the town Of
Elmdale.

Whereas a petition signed by the legal
voters and free eholders of the town Of
Elmdale and praying for the establish
ment of section corners was presented to
the board of county commissioners d
their session held July 9, A: D. 1850 and
a hearing be had upon said petition 1T
a session of said board commencing IN
the 4th day of September A. u, 1850 at the
county auditors Office in said coun: y aud
whereas it was further ordered that notice
Of time and place Of such meeting be
Eiyen EI;ss BY pnbliSihing copy in ths Li,t.e
ing said session of July 9, A. d. 1900.
And whereas at the session of the said
board of county commissioners commenc-
ing on said 4th day IF September a. d..
1900 due proof of the publication having
been made ami flied said petition was
publicly re7 and c,ns.i rel BY the
boar with eve erything SAID by - crested
paTti- for or against granting tIiv prayer
of the petitioners saiu board being in fl.
vor of granting said Letiti,11 said board
did by its resolution dated Sept. A. u.
1900 appoint Nels Peterson as surveyor or
"a. A. D. 1870 as the time when such sur
vey should commence and di further en-
ter into contract with said Ne;s Peterson
setting forth fully the manner on said
work, the kind and size of monuments
to be used and did further require uf said
aEce of such appointment as surveyor.
By order Of the board of county com.
n1iSsiLners
F. II. LAKIN.
Chr. Bd. co. Com.
Attest;
H. H. HARDING,
Co. Auditor and Ex-officio Clerk of
Board.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-14
. s zine B il 81 9etleine

14idte nit 3eitgemdBer
90 q er5d6lt oer Go5iali1t 6pnbz
man i'm 2onooner Wohenblqtte
rSuItioe: uSrgeno Elm 9bier ltano me-
ben einem groben 9(mei1en6uufen unb
fruB NIT grober gefriebtgung bieM:nei<
len, bic am SUB be5 9aufens FIN unb
bsr rannten. Da5 gins 10 cine 3eit
lang. 3uleBt bra@ es, aus Gier, leine
5bdtigtsit in grDberem Mabitabe au
betreiben, in ben Mn'eilenbauf fen 1elb{t
elm unb eriff bic mimmelnben Mai7el1
ba brtnnen an. Das mar feline lebts
Grfabrung i'm Werfpeiien bon Mmeiien.
Snnerbalb elmer @tunbe lagen oieanp=
den bes Sbieres 9eblei9t in Der
Sonne." Ml4 ,bii6i&es 8ilb Der.
China Wtrren!
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-14
DULUTH AND WINNIPEG.

The Old Hope for Railroad Connections
Is Revived at Duluth.
DULUTH, Sept. 12.-While i< is not
likely that official confirmation of the
report can be had from the officials Of
the road or from Mr.. Hill for some
time, it is learned upon the best of au-
thority that it is Mr.. Hills purpose to
imn1 ediately continue the ina1of the
Eastern Minnesota from Deer Yer to
the northern extremity of the q lake.
This decision is, no doubt, cd toned
by reason Of the fact that the hern
Pacific is now extending its LID orth
from Bemidjl to the same teri
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-14
: 8 It , d Elm Men1n 6ebuuptet

s. t ) Elm Men1d bebauptet
Nrdliben &riiger unteritiibe Brpan's
gampa9ne NIT etnas mebr alS 5mei
Miuionen pfunb Sterling! sou bas
nun 8rDan's @a4e bistrebitiren?
Ober ettpa &riiger's? Ober ion es ba=
ran erinnern, baB @err Me&inleD jid
@n9lanb's l1nteritiibung auf &riigers
unb her Sransbaal : &epublif Softer
Qeiihert bat? (N. Q. @tuats3tg.) !.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-14

- 8ertaui9te &ollen.
WGbreno bic Demotruten, etmus ipdt,
tlug genug geporoen ltno, bic 6reiiil=
berprdgung melt in ben politi1Gsn
9intergruno 81 1hie6en, um bort in
@ergei1enheit gu gerat6en, glau6sn bic
&epu6litaner lehr fl1g au hanoeln, bic
senannte 5rage gum 9aupti11ue gu
MAIDEN, neil lie bic OiscuFinn per rerz
unsludten Smperialpolitit ber 2(bmiz
niltrotion 1Geuen.
(0anenp. 9emocr1t. ltnabb. Denny
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-14

r@etretdr btr Deutiden Mbtbeilung
beg National @erbanbes be>notraz
tii9er @lubs",
145 Ranbo&pbftraBe, @bicaeo.
Die bequemi tie Mrt Der @in|enbung
BON unter19riften ge19iebt mittel1t
poittarte, 10 5tDar, bab man bic
Mbre7e auf bic cine, ben Coupon auf
bic anbere @ette ber &arte auftlebt.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-14
9te aanabbdn9t9e |rttfe iiber
'8rDan-
(AuS Der unabb. .bemptrotii9en Baltimore ,Gun~

(aus Der unabb .bemotratii@sn Baltimore .eun".)
,Die Hebe bon Snbianapolis re&t=
fertigt rei@li4 bic 8ebauptung Der
6reunbe 8rpan's, bab Ct In ben leBten
bier Sabrtn reifer unb feline Mnf9ten
unb fetn intellettuelles TaHunesperm0z
gen peiter unb brtiter eetporben
finb .. Die Demotraten 1perbtn
tetne Before Champagne 2iteratu1
finben. als biefe &sbe hires berebttn
Giibrers."
faus hem unabb. republ Bottom .9ranseript'.)
Die republitanii@e @rtFe 3eist bic
btbauerli@e 9enben3, bic @t6rte b<r
8rpan'i4<n Mreumente au unttr=
i96ben, inbem fe ii4 bemlbt, biefelz
ben als oratorif9e @braf<n BEL Gtite
3u ipiim<n. Mnftatt iib<r bas sSmperia=
lismus SKue NIT ibm gu bebatti1.n,
mo3u ct lie berausf foroert, berfudt lie,
feline Dittion in's 2G4erli4e at aiez
ben unb feline Mr9umente gu ignorirtn.
unb bod perbient biele Rebe burhaus
nt1t jene perd9tli9e 8ebanbluno.
tpelde ibr BON Seiten manGer ultraz
impertaliiti1der Srgane gu She'll oez
tporben 1T. sic 1T eine ber berporraz
genbiten Dffentli6en &unb beebunqen
unb tann niht tur5mes nit beleibiqen<
ben per10nli6teitel1 abget6an tperben."
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-14
Tuesday, Sept. IL.

Tuesday, Sept. IL.
The condition of cotton is 68.2 as
compared with rs on Aug. 1.
The condition Of winter and spring
wheat is 69.6 against 70.9 last year.
At Dubuque, John Arthofer killed
his neighbor, Antoine Loibi, during a
quarrel over their children.
The population of Springfield, Ills, is
81, l59, against 24,963 in 1890, an in
crease of 9,l9G, or 1864 per cent.
John H. McAllister, pioneer resi-
dent Of St. Paul, died at St. Luke's
hospital. Death was due to the infrm-
flies Of old age
The census bureau announces that
the population Of Council Bluffs, Ia,
is $500 as against q, 1,474 in 1890. This
is an increase of 4,328 or 20.15 per cent,
The St. Paul police have in custody
stranger giving the name Of John
Bergh, who is suspected Of completely
n the murder of Policeman Perry.
Gates of La Crosse, Wis. s..s -z.s, s.ssss.
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Chapman, Mrs. J.rosbun, M. Julia.
Colburn, Emma. Stedman Mrs. Il.
Colburn, Mrs. M. Seizer, Mrs. Frank.
Cochran, Mrs. Swinehart, Mrs. II.
Good, Mrs. Ellen Schultz, Mrs. Geo.
Hay, Anna. Shepard, Mrs. Mel
Hoel, Mrs. j. NJ. Surer, Miss Mary.
Hess, Miss Mary. Yeo, Miss Mayme.
ITALIAN LETTERS.
Conlglio, Felipe. Quartaricci, Glusep
Garussi, Lodevicci. Bernardo, vincenzo
Siapucci, Guissepp
EAST AKRON STATION.
Cront, Miss Kena Myers, Lucy.
Myers, Miss Lou. Kohler, Mrs. Kate.
l., S, EBRIGHT. T. NJ.
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never seen pupils more easily man.
aged than here. This shows the re-
suit of the cooperative work already
done by mothers and teachers, and
demonstrates how necessary and ben
eficial such cooperation is.
There was also instrumental music
on mandolin and guitar. Master Odell
played the mandolin. He was accom-
panied by Miss Goodwin ON the guitar