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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-02
DAILY BOATS TO PORT TOWNSEND
AND PORT ANGELES FROM

AND PVFI ANVFIltS FFOM
CITY DOCK.
Steamer Alice Gertrude leaves City dock
Sundays Tuesdays and Thursdays at u
midnight for Port Townsend. Port Will
Jams Dungeness, Port Angeles, Port
Crescent, Gettysburg. Pysht C,allam and
Neah Bay Returning. leaves Port An
geles Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
at a. m. leaves Port Townsend at 10
a. m. arrives in Seattle 2:30 y. IN.
Steamer Garland leaves City dock Mon
days Wednesdays and Fridays at Il mid
night for Port Townsend. Port Williams.
Dungeness. Port Angeles and Victoria
Returning. leaves Port Angeles at s a. IN.
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays;
leaves Port Townsend at IL a IN. arrives
In Seattle at 2.30 p. m.
Telephone Main $40
CAPT. J. r THOMPSON. Manager.
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co on TIE OHEIHJLkD.
SEATTLE. EVERETT AND EDMONDs
ROUTE.
Tine r4rd-fNaFcs Geatsss q IN u IN
ard . n. f<ayes Everett S.i8 a. IN. 10
g. ~ ard = g. u
three round rips dairy. sIc@yt Sunday.
C0nnsctianA--At Seattle with the sieAsrsef
FLYER for Tacoma. At Everett WITH The
steamer AlkAdo for Sn0hOnatEh and with
tte Everett a Monte Cristo railway for
NJ Gaie Crtsto ana way stati0ns
Colmaa dock. Seattle, Asrchan ats dock.
Everett ephoue-Seattlss Red III,
Everett. g. -. d. SCOTT, Manager.
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FLY ON THE FLYER.


SEATTLE TO TACOMA
-Four round trips daily, except sunday.
In one hour and twenty-five minutes
THE STEAMER FLYER"
Regular daily trips, Seattle-Tacoma
route, rs follows
TAKING EFFECT TUESDAY. JUNE G.
TIME CARD.
Leave Seattle-i:45, ll.i5 a. m: 2:+5, s:5
D. m.
Leave Tacoma-9:s0 a. M: |, 4:30, S p. m.
SUNDAYS.
Leave Seattle--7.SA A. IN, IL m. p. m
Leave Tacoma-s,S0 n. m, 30, 7 80 p m
Landing al Northern Pacific wharf. Ia
coma, and Commercial dock foot Of
Marion street. Seattle.
Sundays. steamer Flyer or Greyhound.
FOR ANACoRTEs. FAIRHAvEN.
WHATCoM AND BLAINE - steamer
GEORGE T.. STARR leaves Central Dock
Seattle, at p. m Mondays. Wednesdays
and Fridays. Returning. leaves Whatcom
a y. IN. Tuesdays. Thursdays and sat-
urdRys.
FOR WILDLY ISLAND POINTS AND
LA CONNER -- Steamer FAIRHAVEN
leaves Central dock, Seattle. daily. at
a m. except Sunday. Returning, leaves
La Conner at p. m, except Sunday.
touching at Edmonds, Clinton. Browns
Point, Langley. COupeviile. San de Fuca.
oak Hhrbor. ttsalady and la Conner
LA CONNER TRADING & TRANspoR-
TATION CO. Owners. Telephone. Main
21.
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fgas awarded faa AnAruFrr. ilusch br~w-
fus Assn shs1fufa arf exclusive Use q
fne name BfrH EisE r. ana a8 gfssr
t,f~xafs who hzxa uze1 that nasns nzxs
fssnr5 defeated ard r4afqtlsed fo crop -
Pals a Felwc, Souud ftAttiing COMPANY.
wHu}eeals AsHfsrH Seattle. ~@9T
Y0t-I.I. laok weH tn that hlcyei@ -
rasa on q Wulg, Americas bicycle. Cut
prices at Epiunlng's. lss Hsconi avenue.
IEgINR0N Green fAks aAditioa-
Tsots for sale cheap App}Y - Ls4in@aa.
euuer, Green Lake
EYEGLASSES perfectly hstea- Hsa
wltr.Hssi III Cherry.
ETEAMEE Cyrsas o@twssa Madison an1
L2schi parks.
GRAND tan. Ranks hall. Tuesday.
July :
D.
Sc 8. CLEVELAND VIII EsA OF LnA ]
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Rl\G the %. X" box for messe ngeFs'
Western Union and Great Northern Tee
wagons. quick SER Ice Telephone Main
iss Gt second. Branch Queen Itty
Laundry.
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ALASKA WANT ADVS.
CAPE NOME kLONO|kE.
ALASKA CLOTHING.
SEATTLE WOODEN HOUSE. opposite
Hotel stevens. 80 First General out
rftfEH. make mems H1thing io order.
puIe WOODEN goods arezt from NIL
ALASKA oUTFiTTERs.
PIONEER manufacturers u Alaska CLOTH
ms make pure wooden goods ana have
taF pest equipped an ior making
MlA. mi Firat avenue
ALASKA TENTS ANp TAHP.ULI>s
TE$rs AND TARPAULISs- The right
kr3 az faDf0rf prices Seattle Tent aaf
Ava.ns Compary. Marion an3 Western
hss0se A.ta ht drh1.ic Mining bose.
TENTS. tauaau7 ana ava.os oartou
aacs a9 ws.9ais ard w.dtas hydraulic
Mining hose fe,a FsHl ard waing
Cemgau5 li' rez.rr way
carr NoHE.
NOME eaint ta- safe cheap, ,ac'l3lgx
a Be-
atess 3 e. arc Foft-lnte.4gs .sr
cars NONE HOUSES
PORT Able teleee. baat fan ca see
ba-sAa prR.ftsHl portable ha-svs. store
-s ana ef.'hs -&fA
CANVAS FOLDING BoATs.
sTEkI.. NlHEEr canvas arg raa's se-
attic T-Ht ana a ar.r + .Hfa ...uy. Cl4uI-
q .a-.s Marion ans Nes.e-a.
kLoNDIKE MisCEtLANEOIs
ALASKA wot rooss. yukou eAs, siwAAs
r1itts. -uue aslns Ensd t8gs csc 81 =
Z WFraee ss 8 ~ ka'ir9aA sseage
= To. .ss % eng wa.-.re- f.- Cars
k-m- frat- p T-.xw.H saldtae
STEAMERS.
STEAMED sFHoNE
wHArCCN FAftH ANES, ANACOR-
TIES
L<avfs Cftv H0rs .o#f ~ Main street.
~s~stt,s. Ta@lst4ys sra S4t-rda.s. -
-
Leaves Woate.n Sundays wednesdays
ard Fridays. 80 ia
Fare from ssatte 800.
u. :. ELLIS. -ra1i- Manager,
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EYEGLASSES perfectly httsa- asa
WgsaHaki. III Cherry.
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at Victoria.
DODwEIL 4 CO. Ltd.
General Agents
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THE FAvORtTE l.. 3. NAH. STEAMER
.-!-L. A. TIE ls. ~ sIIL N-...rLlN ~.

STATE OF WASHINGTON
Has nov resumed hers regular nm be-
tween Seattle. Everett Anacortes. Fair
haven and Mhateon. daily except Satur-
day at 10 p. m. from Ye-ler wharf
This palItlai and popular steamer IL
rnachinls; ana decorator and IN splendid
conditions for this seasons business.
Elegant Etaterooms and cuigne tha host
The travelling public can now he assured
Of rapid transit and quick dispatch "a
freight the state" being the only 1aiiy
boat on the seattle hrtcom route.
PACIFIC NANfgkTfON co,
Phone Main 81 YesleF wharf
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JOHNSON s. NEN lRN. ~ 100 Sc
ATTORNEY s-AT-LAw.
-------------~-----------
nEtCoVrT NJ ooUGAL & SMITH. oar-
rf4tara. auttatfarN. Crutev An-erE. etc. ttf-
hers at I'aNson ana OTTAWA Rooms { ana
t-r .sHu3u Nlet IS. Dawson spec q. atten-
fiou given On Parliamentary tx \
Eelealrt = e.. NJ =. Frank II Doug
p T. Carroll Joan f. carroll
CNRRotL 4 CARRoLI,-I -avsysrs. pat
cot solicitors. srvct9rs IN admiralty. -
3 Hineklsy a.ock.
HARTFORD HEAI MONT 59a waning
ton baliGlnG. Telephone. Rack 5s@ Res
ldeatc 81 SENECA Te4ea phone. B@1 isiA
FKEp n. PETERSON. attorney ana
counselor. prgctor ln admiralty. Fo4rth
hoer Mutual Lac hg. ilng
PRATT x Riddle. attarneys-at-la~
r. uls ASA A-ui BaGsy building
Strive. ALLEN HUGHES * No
McAen Bailey buudlus
DAVIS & gu MORE- Lawyers. prOc,srA
Pioneer oatia.ns
john g GRAY, lAvytr Mutual ~.
FRANK q, WRESTLING. a-z Bos,oa
CON0vER & WILSON. as HaHsr b4nd.
tng
II $ TREMPER, Ma s,arr-Boya b4ila.
). A KELLOGG. lawyer. - Bailey build
". D. LAABUTH, A.-ss Pacific ssosA-
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ANArDE-F@ FATRHAVFS AND
WEk~~gM ROUTE.
STEAMER uDDE
rSarra Ssattte s~7gr Yssler poek daily.
lsa,f@ Nr-rtr5lu or e 70. TIE orly
Pr .--.'e- h.At ar are E5Te and only day
Steamer trom Seattle. swing her .ases8-
gers a view q the slecefy and Deception
". :. GAFFSER. Xa1agss.
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81 8. CLEVELAND VIII AL On unA
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sTnAMEE Cyrsas aeiwssa Madison and
TSsght rMrkR
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FOR TACOMA AND OLYMPIA.

STEAMER MILTNOMAH
Daily. except Sunday. leaves for Tacoma
and Olympia al D. M
STEAMER TG1Y OF ABERDEEN
faliy. except Sunday. leaves for Tacoma
and Olympia at a. m.
Fare between Seattle aud Tacoma. SO.
round trip. SIC.
Lending NJ Write star dock. foot q
Spring street
'r.I.rhqna Man sgs
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FORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH.
1%gT0N ROUTE
STEAMER A y ROBINSON
Carrying T. s Mail
7 .eaves Ctty dock az D. A RI for for, e.,
Tsru Point Pleasant Beach Hremerton.
1'rled States navy yard, sidney.
Charleston. Traryton. chico and silver
ghfe. RsturuinK. leaves sidney p m,
lsremNrtou sIo ~
LILLY. NOGARui's a co, AgeHts.
Telrphuna Main "
Fare Tntt lLtchara n.Lnta. Mr
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GRAND tan. TAaks hall. Tuesday.
July :
The Marshall republican., 1900-09-28
MARSHALL :: REPUBLICAN,.

The residence Of J J KilliOn was en-.
tered one day last week during the
street fair while the family were out
In the field and q silver watch with
chain and u p~OckctbOok containing
between two or three dollars were
taken.
Il w and w G Beeson started last
Tuesday on a drive tn the westward.
They will drive to Colorado, thence
south to the Rio Grande country, be.
ing gone about n year. They 20 in
search Of health. especially for the
latter. W Mclaughlin accompanied
them.
The Republicans Of Sweet Springs
were jubilant Monday night. Senator
Rollins, Of 81 Louis, was here and
made a speech to the point. Harry
Parsons came on the 9:l5 train and
made his appearance just as the scna-
tor was closing. AZ Harry came In
tremendous applause greeted him. II
anybody wants Ia know how Judge
cooney voted In the last congress, let
him ask Harry Parsons.
The Marshall republican., 1900-09-28

day for st. Louis where he will at
tend q medical school and prepare
himself for the practice Of medicine.
Rev. G. G. Mckinney has gone to
Appleton City, where he will he mar.
ried u Miss Mary Agnes Best. The
happy couple will make this place
their home, for awhile at least. We
congratulate.
Mr. Curtis Martin and Miss Mary
Grecian were married on Wednesday
evening NJ the brides home In Malta
Bend. AZ this writing VIC have not
been able to learn any particulars.
We extend our hest wishes.
Our new band made it, first appear.
ance before the public last Friday
evening. Although their music was
not perfect, the boys did we'll and the
start II made for % i~ir-t.class band.
We feel proud III the effort the boys
are making.
w Scherer has bought u farm near
Fairvillc and will move there shortly.
We regret tn lose such u citizen from
our midst. hut hope the change will
prove profitable tn him. W. know
HE community of Fairvillc will gain
a good citizen and u noble family.
The Marshall republican., 1900-09-28
IN n COUNTY.
SALT SPRINGS.

Mrs Harry RAIDER IL able To be
around again.
Jas. wclch returned Tuesday from
South Dakota.
Essic Sutherlin. of NJ G., spent
Sunday Mt home with her parents.
The Messrs SchcpIers entertained q
large numirr VI their friends mt a
dance Wednesday cve.
John brown. Of tdana. Kansas. left
for his his home Monday after spend.
Ing n few days here visiting relatives.
Mrs. Louis Gilkcrson returned To
her home IN warrrnsbu~g on Tuesday
after % two weeks visit with her par.
cnts.
w Blair. \ II Galloway. John.
Fergus aud Harry Orr. attended poll.
teal speaking ut Malta l,cnd last
Friday night.
Mr.. aud MRS. I y El-ca. Mr.. aud
Mrs. T. !, Elsca. Mr.. and Mrs. T. II
Fulkcrson aud daughter Amy. attend.
ed the Baptist ASsoriat. ON la jack.
son County this week.
J II Galloway left Monday for Nor.
risonvillc. H., where he will spend u
few days visiting his brother. Miss
Jennie Galloway who has been spend.
Ing n few weeks nj the same place will
return home with him.
Cameron Orr. candidate for repre-.
sentative ri second district expects To
come down from Park College aud
sisnd Sunday here and commence
stamping his district next week. lie
will l1sin Wednesday ut Gillian.
The Marshall republican., 1900-09-28
MALTA BEND.

Work has begun on = T wilson.
g house.
Clarence shelton has gone Ia Fay
ctt" !" attend school.
Wheat sowing IL the order of the
day among III" farmers.
a " Kapp Is now engaged putting
up large barn Tor W II Crum.
Quite n number from here attended
the show nj Marshall Saturday last.
Our sick folks are improving and
We hope Ia SEQ them out again soon.
Mr. kunzc will have a new house
erected on his farm north"as, ~ town.
Mrs narnhili, ~ Indiana. Il here
visiting her parents, MIR and Mrs ] Is
Gilt.
Frank Mcl,Ohcrts shipped ON ak
ears al fat cattle from here Saturday
night.
sherman Gin has moved hack here
from sharon, where he has been all
summer.
Mrs Anna Renick has moved back
here from Kansas city where she has
been living the past " years.
DR. NJ 7 Chastain and II II Parsons
addressed u large audience here on
Friday night, on political issues.
Mrs G G Wilson returned TO her
home In Chicago last Monday after a
two weeks visit to her parents here.
a + Brown, Jr, left here Wednes-
The Marshall republican., 1900-09-28
0OlOHtl DAVIDSON At MARSHALL.


u asks you M % to follow the ''ad.
vance agent of prosperity" but To
join the greatest show IN earth, now
on the ground giving a continuouse en-
tertainment OF great things accom-.
plished, with the ''advance:agent' in.
stalled rs actual manager" and
complete "master Of the situation"
We ask all honest men, who arc
satisfied to let ''wcll enough alone.
OF whatever political faith, to pnrtici.
pate with us and come on board our
"SOund Money Ship" and help sail
her over seas Of prosperity into safe
harbOrs. In other words, We invite
you To get In the band wagon"
stand with us for q safe financial
system, for the honor Of the American
flag, for the honest obsery c Of oil
our treaty and financial contracts: let
our skilled pilot still guide our good
ship Of state.
DO not follow a "will.o'.the wisp,"
or Ike conjured by a free silver ''hoo.
doo," or bc terrified by an imperial.
list "Bogy-man" as unreal a. the
dreams of an opium eater.
In the words of.our..great American
poet. slightly changed. I give you
this sentiment In closing:
"rhou. too. gold .bnnn"r,d ship ~ state.
snii On sound money strong nnd great;
A A la. a. "a. A.. .t A. So
The Marshall republican., 1900-09-28
A Monkey Mishap.

a monkey belonging To Sells Bros
circus, while In It's cage In the express
Office at Moberly last week, reached
out and seized u package Of pills
which had been left with the express
agent for shipment. Before the ani.
NAL could Ike intericrcd with, no had
eaten four boxes Of bills and was chat
tcring for o The papers do not
say what kind Of pills they we're, hut
II Is to Ike hoped that they were homeo-
pathic. -Ex.
The Marshall republican., 1900-09-28
SWEET SPRINGS.



+ Evans went Ia Kansas City
Thursday ON business.
Prof J T. barnett and W T. Killion
we're In the Iicrndon vicinity recently.
CM Hagan and wife were In Kansas
city last week attending the meeting
ri the association "f photographers.
Rev EFT shelton left Thursday for
Bethel, near Marshall, to attend the
Fifth sunday convention.
Judge John a Rich was In town
Saturday evening. Tie made u speech
at = o'clock, or rather gave u lecture
on Democracy.
Dcsaix Montague, Of Marshall, was
near this city las, week inspecting Jno.
Evans barn ~ Tine mules aid pur.
chased six head.
Rev ET shelton and several Bap.
list brethren attended the Saline a..
sOciation. which convened at Salem
Thursday. September 10th.
Prof Barnes shelton, son Of Rev.
T. 4 shelton, began u ninc.months
term of school In the Fulkerson dis.
trict Monday, September 18th.
Miss Mary Smith, daughter of T. -
Smith. II III with typhoid fever. She
IL % sister Of Mrs. John Kaiser, who
died last month Of the same disease.
Farmers busy sowing wheat. On
account Of grasshOpers, they waited
until lat" to begin and then rains began
To fall, which, altogether, makes late
sowing.
Miss Rose KilliOn took her dc.
parture last week for the "Plains, -
where she began u 7.mOnths school
Monday, the 18th. She will stay with
her sister, Mrs + Blackburn, during
the term.
Mrs Eliza and Miss Mary Thomp.
son.. Of Henry county, are visiting
relatives and friends In this neighbOr.
hood. An Ice cream supper was given
In their honor at the home of ] NJ
Haggard Monday night, the 18th.
The Marshall republican., 1900-09-28
To the Ladies' Of Marshall and Vicinity

BE sure To see Miss Chambers
handsome millinery before buying.
Her hats will all defy competition.
Miss Chandler Is q first class trim.
mcr herself and with the assistance Of
Miss Matte Brown, M Of the most
noted trimmcrs Of the west, will al
ways give satisfaction. 3i-Il
The Marshall republican., 1900-09-28
REPUBLICAN DATES.

Read the assignments made
for Republican Speakers on
page three and attend the
meetings. Everybody invit
ed.
The Marshall republican., 1900-09-28
Jell.0, The New Dessert,

pleases all the family. Four Flavors:
Lennon, Orange, Raspberry and
strawberry. At your grOcers. lOcts.
Try II to-day.
The Marshall republican., 1900-09-28
HON. ". D. HUBBARD,

IIVN. ". y. IIUDDAkD,
of Springfield, will speak
ut in Court
House, on
Monday. Oct. Sh.7:3O,P ?. N.
The Organization of a Mar.
shall Township Repub.
lican Club Will be Com.
pleted.
The speaker il a candid.
ate for Presidential Flee.
tor and an able cam.
paign orator.
Come out and Hear Him.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-05-03
THURSDAY. MAY 10th. 1900.

The following described Real Estate to wit
All that certain lot Of ground situate in the
Borough of Middleburg. county and state afore
said, bounded and described rs follows to wit !:
Bounded on the north by u Public Road on the
east by lot OF II. X. Reigel, on the south and
west by land OF John Meyer. containing ONE
FOUR tH ACRE. more or less. on which are
erected BEER BOrrLlNG ESTABLISHMENT
containing an engine and other machinery ne
cessary for bottling beer and an Ice House.
Also q certain Farm or mcssuage OF land sit
uate in Washington township. snyder county,
Ia, adjoining lands of Peter Kratzer on the
north, east by lands of Peter Sratzer, and
Philip Amg. on the south by lands OF John
Weller and Il. q. Graybill and west by lands OF
Peter Kratzer. jackson Weller and Nathaniel
Arbogast containing ONE HUNDRED AND
NINE (lU9) ACRES, more or less whercon are
erected new Dwelling House, known rs the
SUMMIT HOTEL, good BARN and new shed
and all other outbuidings Also between nine
and ten hundred young peach and other trees
on the premises. About sixty (6O) acres OF the
above land is clear and in fair state OF cult.
vatioh. the balance is young timber.
Seized taken into execution and to he sold as
the property of Rachal }. Bowen.
Sale to commence at o'clock v. NJ.
q. W. ROW, sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Middleburg, Pa, April a. 1900
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-05-03
LITTLE DOLLMAKERS,
German Children Taught the Work
when Hardly More Than
Babies.

Over in Germany there are 5000 chill.
drcn in one district alone who are en-
ployed to dress dolls and help in the
manufacture of various kinds of toys.
says the PhiladeiN'ia Record. All the
children who do his work are under | 9
years of age. They are taught the art
of dressing doll at the tender age of
four. At the same time, according to
the compulsory education law. they are
obliged to go to kindergarten school
for at least one year, and that term is
devoted to such things as making dolls
and dressing them--doing everything.
in fact. except molding the heads. which
is done by men expert at the business
After that the German children have
three or four years of study. when they
are allowed TO go into the doll or tov
factories to add to the daily income OF
the family to the extent of few cents
"A day.
The children who go to the kinder.
gartcn have lots of fun making clothes
for the dolieS. and so fond do they get
of the little waN-faccd creatures that
they are often sore at heart when the
matron comes around to collect them
all to be- sent abroad.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-05-03
NEW WRINKLE IN BEGGING.
An Exceedingly smooth Individual
Who Finds Chicago Business
Men Easy Prey.

He came into the Office with stride
that one learns to expect in people OF
consequence. 1t was easy to infer that
he would not have tiptord into the pres,
rnce of the president of the United
State, says the Chicago Inter Ocean.
"Ah, Mr.. Jones'" he inquired, with
Che trrlicldian bow.
That's my name" granted the man
at the desk, who made no prctcnsions
TO, STYLE and whose time was worth
money.
"licrc is my card" said the stranger,
laying down slightly soiled paste
board.
IL am thinking of locating publish.
ing plant here" he remarked, as he
helped himself to Il chair, and want
your advice on it,
This was the beginning of it, and for
ten minutes the distinguished publish.
cr sat with his feet on the register and
expoundcd his plan for investing hum
drcds of thousands of dollars. He Incl.
dcntally smoked one of the editors 2j
cent cigars. The stranger knew all the
old-timcrs in ncwspapcrdom appar-
emily and his "reminiscences were not
so very bad.
'Wcll, ! mustn't keep You from your
work any longer" the visitor said at
last. as he rose togo. I-er-Mr. Jones,
the fact is. am without small change
nothing less than 500 bill-have to
get out to the South sidc-can you
kindly loan me dime"
Jones mechanically fshcd Il dime
from his pocket, the stranger received
il with a bow and smile of thanks,
and hurried out.
well, II must be behind the
times" murmured Jones, as he looked
at the card. This is new wrinkle in
begging"
Mr.. Jones later found that eight OF
his friends had contributed dime the
same day under precisely similar con.
ditionS.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-05-03
A GORGEOUsLY BOUND

work OF art has just been issued In New York
at an outlay OF over $l0O, COO for which the pub
fishers desire Manager in this County, also a
good solicitor; good pay to right party. Nearly
100 full-page engravings, sumptuous paper, illu'
minated covers and bindings; over 200 golden
lilies in the morocco bindings; nearly Ognld'
en- roses in the cloth bindings. Sells at sight;
presses running day and night so great is the
sale Christian men and women making FOR
tunes taking orders. Rapid promot ons. One
Christian woman made clear SsOin four weeks
taking orders among her church quaintances
and friends Write us II may lead to n per
manent paying position to manage our busi
ness and look after the large correspondence
which you can attend to right at your home
Address =. &. Knowles General Secretary, L.
East Fifteenth Street. between Broadway and
Fifth Ave New York.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-05-03
Bocr NiNrl, snia n y hin.

The fine craftsmanship of the Beers
is attestcd by the fact that of the 3Oj
men wounded by them in the battle OF
the Tugcla in December. 19i. or more
than half. were hit in the eNtremitics.
for which soldiers usually aim. All but
eight were struck with mahScr bullets
wounds according to The British sur.
geons, being humane in the extreme
Twcnty-siN were hit about the head
and 20 in the body.