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WOES OF PUERTO R'CANS
NATIVES HAVE TURNED AGAINST
THE AMERICANS, WHO WE'RE
ONCE POPULAR
MAJORITY FAVOR FREE TRADE
Those Who Want a Tariff Have Sell
flsh Interests to Conserve
Poor of the Island In
Actual Want.


Correspondence Of the Associated Press.
PONCE, Puerto Rico, April At no
time since the hurricane, Aug. 8 last, has
the condition of the poor of Puerto Rico
been as bad as 1t is today. About 95 per
cent Of the island may be placed IN the
peon class, which Is made up Of a mix
ture Of all races. In the other per cent
are included the well-to-do educated peo-
pie, such as merchants, planters and pro-
fessional men and their families. This
better class is able to pass through such
times as are now prevailing without ac-
tual physical suffering, but their business
affairs are at standstill. and have been
for long time, and this deprives the ma
jority of the laboring class of a means of
livelihood. This large body of laboring
people furnishes the very cheap and ef-
fective labor which is needed for agricul-
tural and other work. but at all times
they have been in an underfed and poorly
nourished condition. Their hardships have
been greatly added to by the scarcity of
fruit since the hurricane, and lis conse-
quent increase in price
Salt fish. rice and beans have been i'm
ported free of duty since the hurricane
but little of the benefit derived from this
has gone to the poems, and now, when
there is a prospect Of 15 per cent of the
Dingley tariff bill being placed on these
articles, the price has been greatly ad-
vanced. Merchants hesitate to import
large stocks, because of the prospect OF
free trade, and the present scarcity IS
also a cause for the advance in prices.
Rice has gone up from and centavos a
pound to and 10, beans to II, and at
one time few days ago to Is centavos a
pound, while salt fish has advanced from
6 centavos to about 10.
AMERICANS UNPOPULAR.
No one who understands the ST uation
here will deny that much Of the former
good feeling between Puerto Ricans and
Americans has been lost. Besides, Amer
leans are fewer in numbers in Puerto
Rico today than at any time since shor' ly
after the troops first landed, and those
departing have left a long list of defucct
companies, bankrupt businesses, wrecked
schemes and anxious creditors, VINO In
some cases hold choice collec.ions of
worthless notes and checks. Not only are
Americans leaving the island, but large
numbers of Puerto. Ricans have gone to
Venezuela, Santo Domingo and to Cuba.
Three days ago more than 500 natives
sailed for Cuba to obtain employment
there and at least 1000 have sailed from
this port alone during the past few
months Much live stock is also being
shipped to Cuba. The greatest loss to
Puerto Rico in this respect Is the large
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Cal. Davis, of Hamilton, Ont, secretary
treasurer. The Canadians also met with
the representatives of the Michigan cities
that are interested in the formation of an
international league, and an agreement
was entered into to the effect that If four
Michigan cities signify an intention Of en-
tering the proposed league by April 10 the
Nick Young to change the name of their
league to the international, and they will
combine forces with the Michigan people.
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LONDON. April 1.-THE three games,
left unfinished in previous rounds Of the
masters and amateurs tournament under
the auspices of the City Of London Chess
club, were concluded today. Van Vliet
defeated Mason. Jones disposed Of Ply
sick and Loman worsted Lee, while the
observation-disclosures game was not fin-
ished. After play ceased in the evening It
was announced that the tournament
would be adjourned. fl
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over seven hurdles-Cousin Jesse won,
Gov. Griggs second, Shinfane third. Time,
Fourth race, seven furlongs-Monmouth
Boy won, Naboisha second, Chammage
third. Time, lis.
Fifth race, one mile and 100 yards-Petit
Maitre won, Owensboro second, Althea
third Time, 1853.
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Coarsing in Kansas.

MANKATO, Kan, April l1.-Fine
weather favored the second day of the
coursing meeting here and there was d
splendid attendance. The Jack Rabbits Of
all black tails. and they ran like demons.
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Too RidicuIona to nI.eu..

PITTSBURG. April n-.H. c. Erich re-
turned today from Atlantic City. When
asked what truth there was in the re
ported story Of a combination OF the
Carnegie and Cramp companies. ne said
1t was too ridiculous to talk about and
refused to discuss the subject at All
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CHICAGO April 11.-John Mclean. cap
tain of the University of Michigan track
team, and one of the greatest halfbacks
the maize and blue ever had, has accept
ed an offer of the chair of professor Of
English from ST. Johns Military Aca-
denny Of Wisconsin. He will also coach
the cadet football eleven
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NEW YORK, April 11.-Maj J. Eustace
Jameson, M. P, who is prominent in
yachting affairs in Great Britain, was a
passenger by the steamer Oceanic, which
arrived today from Liverpool
Maj. jameson denied the rumor that he
was the bearer of a message from Sir
Thomas Upton to the New York Yacht
club. He said he thought it was probable
that Sir Thomas Upton would prefer to
race in 1901 in August rather than in Octo-
Der. Maj. Jameson who saw C. oliver
lselin and Sir Thomas Upton shortly be
fore he sailed, said he could see nothing
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SAN FRANCISCO, April u.-Results:
First race, fve-eighths of a mile, maid
ens-Morelia won, Artilla second, Bona
third. Time, 1903.
Second race. nine -sixteenths of a mile
Rollick Won, Florant second, Chaste third
Time :55%.
Third race one mile and a sixteenth
Perseus won, Storm King second, Dolore
third. Time, 1:451a.
Fourth race, one mile and q sixteenth
Captive won, Opponent second, Catas-
trophe third. Time, 1:51A.
Fifth race, eleyen-sixteenths of a mile
Amaza won, Espirando second, Moringa
third. Time, 1:091a.
Sixth race, seven-eighths of a mile
Sardine Won, Cromwell second, File dor
third Time 30.
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Congressman Crowley III.

man Crowley, of Illinois. has been seri-
ously i'll for several days with rheuma-
tism and pneumonia His condition to-
night, however. is showing a material i'm
proVement, and the attending physicians
express the opinion that he will recover
unless some unexpected complications
arise
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Bennings Races.

WASHINGTON, April n-Summaries:
First race, five furlongs-Cupidity Won,
Grandeur second, Thermos third. Time,
1:03 1-5
Second race, one-half mile-Tonicum
won. Albert Enright second, Seip third.
Time, 80 AS.
Third race, one mile and quarters,
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Arthur Taylor and kid Selby, of Min
neapolis. boxed six rounds to a draw at
the Palm Garden last night. Selby had
a little the best of it. apparently, al
though not enough, Referee Morris Self
thought, to entitle him to the decision
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Race Tracks to combine.

CINCINNATI, O., April IA scheme
is on foot to unite the Latonia and Queen
City race tracks and bond them for $780,
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BY AUSTRALIAN BALLOT.
Commercial Club CycIers Will EIeG
Officers TOdnY.

Commercial Club CycIers Will Elect
Officers Today.
The annual meeting of the Commercial
cyclers will be held this afternoon, COM
mencing at p. m. The balloting will be
by the Australian ballot system, and the
polls will close at 8 p. m. Following the
balloting the evening will be spent In a
social way. Music and dancing will be
the order of the evening.
The following nominations have been
made:
President-Gen. H. w. childs. B. H.
Schriber.
First Vice President George B. Edger-
ton, E. Reiff, P. ]. Schaub.
Second Vice President-F. NJ Smith. J.
Magill Smith, H. S. Wood
Secretary-C. P. Slime.
Treasurer-F. NJ. Wheeler.
Captain-W. j. Bennett, G. d. Bentley,
c. r. McCandless.
First Lieutenant-D. S. Coffey S. Con-
day, George F.. Hallberg.
Second Lieutenant-Dr. A w. Dun
ming, A. G. Gallasch, s. o. Greer
Third Lieutenant-A. J. Galbraith. H B.
Farwell, George L. Wilson.
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Six ROunda to n Drnw

OOO under one management Capitalists
OF Cincinnati. Covington. and the East
are interested in the project.
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CANADA ST.

Mrs. Augusta Hjortsperg, No.
500 Canada street. says; al had
backache all the summer of 1898,
and the pain was awful When |
commenced using Doan's Kidney
Pills, which my son got for me at
F. M. Parker's drug store. was so
sick | could hardly get around the
house, not only from the pain in
my back, but felt badly otherwise.
| believe if | had not used
Doan's Kidney Pills | could not
have held up much longer. They
banished the headache, and my
poor health disappeared in a short
time. i have not had a return of
the trouble since. and hope this
remedy will do as much for others
as 1t has for me-"
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DETOIT, Mich, April 1.-THE Canadian
Baseball league held meeting at the
Griswold house here today and elected
B. Q. Needham. OF Detroit, president and
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Can Be Cured.
VALLEY ST.

Mrs. Bernard Dolan, No. IL Val
ley street, says:
81 can recommend Doan's Kid
ney Pills as a medicine for weak or
disordered kidneys. | had synp-
toms Of kidney complaint which
caused me much distress, | be-
lieye many women have these, but
do not understand the cause. |
procured Doan's Kidney Pills at F.
M. Parker's drug store, and they
quickly disposed of the last attack.
keep this remedy in the house,
and take a dose occasionally, as
find 1t keeps my kidneys regular
and avoids suffering and annoyance.
| am glad to let others know the
benefit derived from Doan's Kid
nes Pills. "
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EAST SEVENTH ST.

Mrs. John Durham. 479 East
Seventh street, employed at BuIke
Bros. meat market. says: "For
four to six weeks was bothered
with backache. which panied me
when STOPPING or rising from a sit
ting position, saw Doan's Kidney
Pills advertised as positive cure,
and. deciding to give them a trial,
got a box at F. M. Parker's drug
store. They gave me almost i'm
mediate relief, and since taking
them have had no return of the
trouble, The treatment also regu-
lated the action Of the kidney secre-
tons, rendering them normal. /
can recommend Doan's Kidney
Pills as preparation which can be
depended upon to cure kidney troub-
les"
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WOODBRIDGE ST.


Mr.. Alexander Moak, No. 847
Woodbridge ST.. says: 81 was well
satisfied with the results obtained
from the use Of DoaR's Kidney
Pills. | was troubled with backache,
constipation and Irregularities Of
the kidney secretions for some
time. | think the cause of this was
my kidneys being sluggish, and It
was for that got Doan's Kidney
Pills at F. M. Parker's drug store.
They acted directly on the kidneys
and gave prompt relief. | can con-
scientlously say that Doan's Kidney
Pills are a reliable remedy"
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Fetter and stoltze High.

In the first game of the twenty-fourth
duplicate whist tourney of the st. Paul
Chess and Whist club Fetter and Stoltze
won the high scores last night. The fig
ureS were:
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London Chess tournament.

to interfere with the challenge for the cup
races in 1901.
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Tanforan Races.

Schnell Laufer won, Ben Chance second,
W. B. Gates third Time. 1:54.
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OOdn'S Kidney Pills
ARE ENDORSED BY ST. PAUL PEOPLE,
NARION ST.

Mr.. c. c. Jenson, No. 923
Marion street, employed in the
Great Northern railroad shops, says:
81 will make an affidavit swearing
that Doan's Kidney Pills. procured
at F. M. Parker's drug store, cured
me of backache which annoyed me
at intervals for years. The first or
second attack | did not mind, but as
time went by they grew moro Sc
we're, laid me up sometimes, and |
could scarcely walk or straighten
after STOPPING. Difficulty with the
kidney secretions also existed. and
when Doan's Kidney Pills cured
me am only too anxious to let the
residents If St Paul know that this
remedy can be depended upon to
act up to It's representations"
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All the Bad Backs"
GROVE ST.


Mr.. w. Campbell, Of 2l7 Grove
street, engineer, says: Like the
most of people who have kidney
complaint. backache did not bother
me, but there existed a weakness
or irregular action OF the kidney
secretions for many years. A
course Of the treatment prescribed
by Doan's Kidney Pills, sold by
F. M. Parker. the druggist, oppo-
size the postoffice, checked the
trouble at first and finally cured.
A young man working for me COM
planned of lame and aching back.
Ten of Doan's Kidney Pills cured
him."
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TAKE IT IN Time
Notice the aches of the back,
Watch the Urinary discharges,
Retention of Urine,
Excessive discharges,
All tell of Kidney ills.
Not serious at first.
If taken in time
A few doses of Doan's Kidney Pills
VIII relieve and cure.
Longer neglect means
Harder to cure.
Doan's Kidney Pills will cure
The worst of Kidney ills,
But it takes more pills.
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LICKING CREEK.

Mr.. and Mrs. E. r.. Mellott
spent Sunday with j. N. Daniels
and family.
Miss Margaret Daniels and
brother, ]. Nelson Daniels, spent
Saturday with friends in Nc
Connellsburg.
Messrs. r. Norman Akers and
M. Piper Barton spent Sunday
afternoon with Miss Margaret
Daniels.
Mr.. Harvey Strait and Miss
Olive Grissinger attendedpreach-
ing at Ebenezer, Sunday evening.
A. w. Deshong and son Riley
made a business trip to McConn'
ellsburg on Saturday.
Miss Mary Hess was the guest
of Miss Rose Deshong, Saturday
afternoon and Sunday.
Mr.. Aaron Clevenger, Of Nc
Connellsburg, spent Sunday witt
jackson Strait.
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BELFAST.

Funks & Co., are done saving
at Alex. Mellott's and expect to
move to Marcus Mellott's to do a
large bill of saving for a new
house.
Adam Hess and daughter, Mrs.
Mary Rice, are seriously ill at
his home.
Ahimaaz Truax is still improv-
ing from paralytic stroke.
Aaron Hess is seriously ill.
John Clevenger and wife, of
Hustontown, werevisiting friends
in this community last week.
A Sunday school was organized
at Pleasant Grove, last Sunday at
1890 o'clock.
Miss Viola Hess was visiting
her uncle Morton Hess last Sat
urday evening.
John Spade and wife have
moved to their new home in Buck
Valley.
The champion hunters, Harry
and Riley Hess caught five coons
and two polecats last Tuesday.
Charley Funk spent a very
pleasant evening last week al
Aaron Hess's.
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PLEASANT GROVE.

James Hill spent Thursday at
James Kline's, and returned
home with Mrs. Ahimaaz Truax,
who was visiting her mother,
Mahala Mellott. That is right,
James, keep on the good side of
the parents. u. Luther Smith
and family visited relatives near
Pleasant Ridge, ON Sunday. :. j..
Irwin Fisher moved his saw
mill on Howard Hills farm to
saw out bill for new barn. e. >.
Isaac b, Layton spent Monday in
Whips Cove, on business. :. job
Plessinger spent Sunday with
Allen Smith and family. =. The
grainis notlooking well. When
we look over the death record
week after week, and see so many
that are passing away, we should
stop and think that we, too, must
go. Next Sunday, April 1, Rev.
.Troutman will preach at Pleasant
Grove. After preaching, the or
dinance of baptism will be ad-
ministered. David Deshong
and Collie Peck attended meet
ing at Ebenezer Saturday night.
While Mr.. Deshong was getting
ready to start, Mr.. and Mrs. Lay
ton being out of the house, he
thought he would fix up a dose of
medicine that would be good for
a cold, but through mistake he
put the medicine in Mr.. Layton s
tea but 1t did him good; he is as
frisky as a colt. &. Boys, if you
have mittens enough, your hands
won't get cold. ID. @. Garland
is much pleased because his
youngest daughter came home;
but is wondering why his boys
don't come, as spring is most
here. He thinks the war depart
ment need not call on him for
help, but the little boys, when
they grow to be men, can call on
him for a help-mate.
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WELLS TANNERY.

Frank Cunningham has gone to
Williamsport seminary. Bert
Deshong has moved to A. F.. Ba-
lker's small farm. -. Mr.. Nc
Donald of Maddensville has NOV
ed into one of w. II. Baumgard-
ner's houses. ". d. Schenck
thinks he will quit huckstering
and farm for j. b. Alexander's
heirs. .E. Maud Baumgardner
is home from Wilson College for
for two weeks vacation.
Moody Stewart, teacher of No. 4
is housed up with mumps. 49,.
Grandmother Sprowl is gradual
ly growing weaker. She has
been enduring her sufferings pa
tiently. The members of Pine
Grove M. E. church are observ-
ing this week of prayer for the
revival of Christian work the
world over. We cannot vouch
for their fasting. .. Miss Flo
Stewart, daughter of G.. A. Stew
art, who has been in Pittsburg
teaching music for several years,
was married a few days ago to
Mr.. Blackmore at that place.
=. Miss Blanche Meredith is
visiting her many friends in AL
toona. Albert Helsel and
daughter Emma left Monday
morning for a visit among friends
at south Fork, Pa. VIM. H.
Baumgardner has just returned
from trip toScranton. Reese
Greenland has left for Pittsburg
to resume work as carpenter.
.. Prof. Will Ranck is on the
sick list, hence our school is
closed again. j.. The M. E. peo-
pie of Three Springs charge are
greatly pleased to have their
former pastor Rev. w. j. Sheaf-
er return to them for another
year. =. Our sportsmen Messrs.
A. S. Greenland, VIM. Clippinger
and II. A. Sipe while out hunting
one day last week secured twelve
coons and ten opossums. &C
again, boys.
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Sale Register.

March 3l.-S. X. Pittman, admins
traitor, will sell at the late residence
of his father George H. Pittman, de-
ceased, in McConnellsburg, lot of
valuable household goods. Sale at
one o'clock.
March 30.-Mrs. M. b. Mills will
sell ut the residence of her son George
Garner on the j. G. Brewer farm,
three miles west of McConnellsburg
cattle, hogs and household furniture.
April IL, Mrs. Rebecca Alexander
will sell at public sale one mile east
of Wells Tannery, in Wells township,
/ horse, 3 COWS, yearling bull, 10
sheep, falling top buggy, harness,
wheat, corn, potatoes, bacon, and val
liable household and kitchen furnitere.
Sale begins at 10 o'clock. Terms {
months,
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BOSTON DIP. IS
SIDELING HILL.

There was no school at Mount
Airy last week on account of the
illness of the teachers mother,
Mrs. Dennis Mellott.
The preaching at Cedar Grove
last Sunday by S. L. Larned was
not largely attended.
A. G. Davidson and Riley Gar
land started to their work in Cam
bria county last week. They
stopped off in Cumberland to Wis
it Riley's sister, Mrs. Karns.
Amos Layton is on the sick list
this week.
Squire John Garland traded of
one of his mules last week for a
fine traveller to carry the U. S.
mail. Be careful, Squire, or they
will beat you.
Roy Garland was seen driving
his match bays last Sunday. Roy
knows how to handle the lines.
Our genial friend B. M. Logue
expects to move next week to
Franklin county. Sorry to see
you go, Bart, but wish you sue
cess and all the good luck.
Layton & Hixon are saving
lumber for j. It. Bridges, of Han
cock. They have a big timber
right to cut out.
Success to THE NEWS.
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TO TEACHERS.

The spring examinations of pupils
for the spring of 1900 will be held Sat
urday, April I, opening at 8 A. M.
and closing at . =. M. Ayr, Webster
Mills, Committee, Gilbert Mellott,
Matte G.. Palmer, and Stella Bard.
Belfast, Needmore-E f.. Kell, ). IL.
Martin, and d. G. Hart. Bethel, War
fordsburg Harry Hill, James d. Kirk,
and Ella Mellott. Brush Creek, EN-
maville-A. M. Hixon, G. |. Covalt,
and Edward Lodge. Dublin, Fort
Littleton-S. w. Cline, S. II. Fraker,
Frances Cromer. Licking Creek, Har-
risonville-R. X. Sipes, Howard Holl-
inshead, and Olive Grissinger. Tay-
lor, Hustontown-B. G. Lamberson,
w. G.. Wink, and Fannie Lamberson.
Thompson, Center H. w. Wink, a.
G. Peck, and Annis Litton. Tod, Me-
Govern's-B. f. Henry, G. c. Rotz,
and Nora Booth. Union, Center-W.
Il. Stein, J. A. Whitfield, and Harry
Lewis. Wells, No. 2-Harry Truax,
b. M. Stewart, and Nora Griffith.
First named teacher in each town
ship is chairman of the committee.
Committees please follow instructions
in circular letter accompanying term
reports. Questions will be mailed to
each chairman by Monday, April ,,
Respectfully,
GLEN CHESTNUT.
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LOCUST GROVE.

Prayer meeting at the Whips
Cove church last Sunday at 8 o.
clock. and a Sunday school or
ganized with Albert Plessinger as
superintendent.
Rev. A. w. May passed through
the Cove, Saturday on his way to
Sideling Hill.
Rev. j. M. Troutman will preach
in the Whips Cove church Satur-
day night.
Ephraim Hart is still growing
weaker.
Miss Blanche Mellott accom-
panied Mrs. Mary Price to the
Everett station last Saturday, on
her way to visit her son at Bed
ford.
Henry Vanclief is getting out
timber for an extensive straw
shed.
Nathan w, Mellott expects to
tear down part of his dwelling
and erect a new one.
Court assembled at d. S. Gar
lands last Saturday. Only one
case and it was soon decided and
the jurors dismissed.
George S. Layton and Howard
Garland were pleasant callers al
Nathan w. Mellott's. Sunday af
ternOon.
Diehl & Layton sawed a nice
pile of wood for II. p. Vanclief.
Clarence Mellott and his sister
Minnie started for Chester coun-
ty on Thursday.
S. @. Layton attended Benjamin
Hanks sale near Rays Hill on
Saturday.
James S. Akers' two children
are staying at John Plessinger's
The boys of the Cove are getting
ready to run their wheels.
] Miss flffamy Layton is sick.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD Personal
LY CONDUCTED TOUR TO
WASHINGTON. ID. G..

The Cumberland Valley Railroad
has arranged to sell excursion tickets
to Washington, ID. c., from all sta
tions east of and including Chambers
burg in connection with the p. II. II.
personally conducted tour advertised
for April I'd. Rate 5000 for the round
trip including three days board at the
National, Metropolitan, Willard 5,
Regent, Elsmere or Oxford Hotels.
Tickets to be sold for train No. on
April I'd and good to return on regu-
lar trains until April 7th inclusive.
For further information apply to
Ticket Agents or address Fl. A. Rid
die, General Passenger Agent, Cham
bershurg.
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SELECT NORMAL.

will open Normal School in the
p. 0. S. A. hall at Needmore, April
Both at l.30 p. IN. More advantages
will be offered the student than at any
previous term. An experienced and
successful assistant has been secured.
Students wishing to specialize in Al
zebra, Latin, Geometry, &C., can Sc
cure course covering the same that
dhey could obtain in State Normal,
and at. much less cost. Board at
reasonable rates. For further informa-
tion, address
b. N. PALMER,
Needmore, Pa.
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IMPORTANT TELEPHONE
MEETING.

The annual meeting of the Fulton
Telephone Company will be held in
the p. 0. S. of A.Hall at Needmore on
Tuesday, April 3, 1900 at ten o.
clock sharp for the purpose of electing
officers, and of attending to such other
business as may come before the meet
ing.
A full turnout is earnestly requested.
j. III. CoVALT,
President.
DIR. j. S. SwARTzwEIDER,
Secretary.