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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-04-04

ipsnIfs luiberife Brett peb Diufonisie'
bospiiolet / 0matu. 8uitor 5osl'
itrpm en- 6orbanoliue ON Dbe b el l.
liges Stitfins 90 Opgaoe
8erben".
airfen bapbe bd iomlet fulbt 9us, o9
nbIflGise iremmebe, %ioauel DANTE iom
Soenite, (blunot be iioite 6 9iatOnisier)
fulsfe Sorbanolin9en.
gafor Soufe fra Omaha bar
oeioa til Steoe.
Otter bette Webe forbelies be flefis
@eiter blanbt Meni9beoens saftfri
Webfemmsr, Os / airiens arppt beoar'
tebes 8eifen.
Qftenmsbet bnooe bibfafbt iaa mango
iom ben fore airfe iunbe rumme.
gdfter Gnter prebiteoe, os DR.. Center
lusoe / en- fort gale pua Gn9eIf Iii.
bsrerne pau Sinbe. buor flor Bsipbnins
bort lutberite College Os grafeltote /
gIair bar for Dor Siries rtpitIins
b~erefter uifluttebe 9aitor Gbriitiunien
ben belle 8eife uelfsueoe Nteber.
Der fulot mango 9obe Orb unber
Mpberne; Sub oil sipe. at be bore mes
gen 5rust. 9eb Yrefemsoerne ON
qsroneen % Wonba9 5ormiboa9 ben
2. Nprif iultes inbsuaenbe ON MiSfs
onsnrbejbe / arebien.
San brsb man op % brog after buer
til fit, meb ny chronological, % ny aar'
li9beb til 9errens Gag os meo NIT
ar9ftsr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-04-04
: Mrs. s. 6tIi oe Mrs. Mars
81 ieIsne r bss9e ipse.

~NSDs I1oN
= Sfarlasensfeber o9 Quns.ipsbom
lpnss at par be mef raabenbs.
Deb fibife Wsni9bsbsmsbe bIeu
Sassn ON fabis Yreitebetienins after
noiat. Denne Gang bar ri lite forba.
ftst Of. Oct frembolbtes, at en- anbsn
Sag burbe orbn.s fsrif; bette nemlie,
at Der sr oItih nosen, iOm erNenisbebss
msbIemm.r, men ta9sr lite tiIbsrIis
Del ! Rsnisbebens ub9ifter os / nosIe
GilfeIhs taser insen Del bsri, 1 be
fsffs IilfeIoe at ben @runb, at be lite
sniter.
StuI MAJ faa pore Menisbebsmebs
lemmsr suer lite? st er fmttert, at bet
lsnner fig 9obt at bore = iaa soDt man
Tan - 9errens Gag Der poa Serb.
Oct Isnnsr fig for bette 9iu ~snbosiaa;
tbi 6aberen er rig!
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-04-04
ara &reoSm0oet |
Smaba.

Dasene fra ben 80. WartS - l.
april afbolbt GebraffaS norbll9e arsoS
fit Tor~aarsfrsosmsbe | Omaha.
De fleiie of arebisnS greiter, nem'
Zig: 9unb, 5remont, Grimoot,Ws l'
Ter, DR.. Center, 9aralo Jenen
jamt 6 3 r. &rOsb baDbe sipet Dlgoe
ube hos gaItOr o. %. ebriitia en-.
Sra Blair msote flere Gamilier, iamt
no9le Stubenter - os napnlig ON Ssn'
hagen beltoe en- flor Del DANTE fra
Council Bluffs.
De esentlise Acknowledgements
boloteS ON 2srbnsen ben 81. april no
fra bet af pait0r 5rimooi. Msller inbs
lebebe @mne ON ,Dfferbilli9beb"
Uoruoen Yralterne. tos flere at Omabu
Meniabeoens Meolemmer attn Del
benne S~orbanolius, Der | bet bele taSet
taitebe sooe StrejfIps ben Oper bsnne
fra 6elisssrelien iaa u~aoitiaelise Sioe
Of arihenliuet.
Ssnoasen ben l. Gpril Gil be .iliiebe'
parenbe graiter % en- flor Del Of Me-
nisbebsn til 3errens gOro, Deb bpilfen
aeilisbeb gaitor Gbriftianien bolot
Striitetalen, Os gaitor SaraIo Senien
prabitebe oper 9asens Tefit.
ON Gftermibbasen inblebte ben
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-04-04
sra 0reoSmpoet I Suas
tonna, Winm.

Minnslota 8rebs Of Den loren. B..
60. Iuth. Rirts I amsri,a" boIbt fit she
Rrsosmsbs | Cwotoma, Minn., fra ben
1875 Warts 1900.
8rsblens II Braiisr par cue I'll Stsoe
msb llnbiaseIie af pafor Robe, Voro
Datota. DtSubsn baubs ri Bsle9 al
Q grafsr at Den loren. nOrifs airfsN,
nemIis pafOr gatfsr ira Gorieault,
Minn., os paitOr q oIbelanb, foft'
naunt. ,r R~siieprslt for Ssosmisfonen,
bpiltsn Gag ban osiaa iaIts en- aftsn
unber &rebsmeost.
Wsbst bespnbt. Onsbos afttn ben
81. Marts meb @ubstieneife, pSebitsn
of pafor 8iIbiis fra aIbsrt Sea,
tuorsftsr ar.osformnnbsn paltor Sss
boIm ertl9rebe Msest aobnet ben tres
enige Cubs Ram, o9 gaffor yang
Gt,oets Yr9i, bob gsltommsn. 1ors'
bag 5ormibbng after @ubstienelie, Bra'
bitten at gofor u. SD. Rielen, Wfin'
neapoIis; ON 9itermiOoastn Samta!s
oper 5il. 9, 10, Der bIeu inbleost al
gafor 8iIbfs. 5reoas 6ormiooas
@ubsiienefte m.b grabiten al YaiiOr
g. 6anen. Greons Gftermiooas
bebanbIebts gmnet: Del rette friftslise
Diem, Der bIep inbleost al paltor
said. aer6os.n benpitsoss I'll prG.
fsmsbs. Senbas 6Ormibbas gnostls'
neits msb altersans. YaitOr @srt'
{ n bolot StrifistoIen os taIte peo9iaes
perborbst, gafiOr SsboIm praoittos.
Spnbas 6ftsrmibbas par Wsbst iertis
for be unse. ON Gittnsn SIptninss'
msbe, flsrs talte bn ct lille Orb.
Ssnbo8 gftermibbas par Der tiuiSs
@ubstieneite | be fire Ill Owatonna ttls
bsrsnbe Mnn.fser. Uoruoen be naonts
@ubstienefter, par Der @ubsiieGsffe buer
4ften. vi bapoe oeian ben @lGoe at
fs uas Waebsr sobt bsissis. VI lite
rinss AntaI @rlter fra 9ul9inion o9
Roribfelo oueruereb. Rsbet. Oct bes
ffemtss at bolbe naiie areosmOos i NI'
bert Sea.
.9errens BslfisneIie ger rig. Detts
Orb rinber mig / Ianfer, naar nu ieg
refer iiiba9s fra Uesoet. perrsn par
ibIanbt % msb I'm ms9en gslli9s
nslle. Subs Orb ON Spnb oe Naaoe,
bIeu riseIis ubiaOet til gGttsIe % 5eI'
Iisgerslfe. Wiause meb mig bIeu berls
gebe unoer bette arebsmsoe, bet er le9
forpislet ON, beriget meo 9srrens Bel=
fauelie. Derfor pRre 9srren o9iau
tattst, at ban siuer os iaabanne iarli9e
9uiIss os gsbsrtuGssisstiOer. = Seq
pilbe sernt buus inbienot ct lGnsers Re'
fsrat at Webet, men ba leg Ter, at He'
batiionen beber en- OF gore Rrebsmsos.
refsraterne forte, ioa bar jes inbitren'
let mig iuu meset iom mnIist. 8i pile
bog lite Ior9Ismme at lsnbe Dor us
bette Eat for al ubuiit Smsosfommen'
beb % @afiribeo, iom ri foa rise!ls
nso unber Meoet. Waatte s aae | oisle
Daoe uGre blepne ~UsIfsneoe meb al oan.
beIis BsIfSnelle / bet bimmeIffe.
6. Niel en-,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-04-04

at bet MAJ he, 8snnsr, inbsn ret lanse,
6erren bar 10 siuer os COP til at bebe
ON buub iom bsIf. % ariiii RarIis:
Deb er 10 ba bsasr lille bleuen toIb allies
6iartsr enbau. Sab os bsre fra fere
ON ben sag isennsm y9unlfsren".
9iIisn | 6srrsn iii 9ai.trebien fra sbers
3. See.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-04-04

Sitter ben LANCE StiIftanO, er Der nu
after tommsn Cart / 6risabesiuenbes
oerne.
forries use leb imibIertib Boerne
ct uanst fort Cab; eenne Sang lite
trauet uf 8risen.
EransuaaIs O%ueranf0rer, 9eIten fra
Maiuba 9iu, @nsIenoernes Straf,
Boernes George 8aibinston, ben fore
General Yietrus Sonbert, opbe
Onsbas b. %. Marts / Yratoriu.
0ebsaarla9en par en- MaueIioelie.
iom pluoleIis tuans bam til at forIaoe
6ronten, Os en- Days Gio efter Nntoms
iten til prGtoria oeoe ban.
@n tets Gimers Glib for Dsben Tom.
laa ban Os fantaisrebe ON, buOrleoes
ban Iebebe ct bsitist Slas fOsan
pratoria.
9pstet ON bans pIubieIise Opo, nu
/ benus for GranspaaI laa aIuOrIi8e
Glib, fremtalote bgb Sor9 oOeraIt bIanot
bet baarOt prsueoe 6oIf.
pistrus Sacobus Joubert,
Der bIsp omtrsnt So Qar CANNED, neos
ftammebe fra en- franif 9n9uenotfamiIif
lom tin Glib forIOo 6GoreIanoet Tor
lrOens StpIb. SeIu bIeu ban febt i
rap 6oIonien, men bette meb iau mango
andre Boere ienere Iars Qanbfp9tiSbeo.
9ans 6orGlore brOs til Orange Uris
l~taten, bUorfra ban fslu @fenere uouans
breoe iii E~lanspaaI.
6on par / ale 9euieenber Ell self
made Woub; uoen Sfoleopbrngelie
bleu ban reb Gin og StrabIombeo bog
/ Gtanb til at Iante Runblfaber iaa.
lebes, at ban nu resuebes for en- al be
bueIislte @eneraler / 8erben. Oct uar
BAN, iom mso en- 9aanbFulp Golf Of.
tuuns gnsIanoerne ben fore Ssir paa
Muiutu 9iG. @runbIaset for GrOns'
uaals ben Gang erbperueoe uafbans
sisbeo.
goerne eIffeoe ben bsie, itoute Wianb,
os ban funssreoe fOrubsn iom Ouers
general / Yicsprai ibeutens @mbsbe.
Gil @iterteIser ubpesebe ban IsID
Gen. Is Botbo, Der laa sIims
renOe bardOrt 6sIttOset / RataI.
vi fine Jienoer bar ban iaa pel res
ipetteret lOm no9en = os Gorb 6o'
bertS bar fra Drowning 8tctoria
tiIlenot YrGiiosnt arii8er ct MebfsleI'
iestelesram, buori bun uotaIer fin 0ie'
Ipsti for ben opbe RGmpe.
9esraueIien feireoes meb Opristigbeo
cuer belle EransuaaI, og ben samle Bras
fbent & ii GET funbe. lite boloe
Iaareliremmen tiIbase, ba ban boIbt
Ealen ousr fin samle, tro Ben % Meb-
Temper.
Dette 9sbsfalb bar imiblertib lite
luaffet Doernes Rampiper. Ipartimob
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-04-04
Iru Airke ne 9knle.

Sfore doe eller
bar after fornpIis ffGntet 2 W:aionsr
Dollars til Chicago uniuerlitet. Nlt
uIt bar ban III ffanttt s Wiaioner
Dollars til bette unipsrfitet. 9snne
Gum CT nGr bet bobbslts af, buab AZ
At be lutbsrife Colleges Der | 2anbst
meo alt, bpab be eier, r%spreientsrsr.
4ntaast al glsusr paa Chicago TIMBER
liiet er 1000. Antaust psb be forlttuiee
intberfts Colleges er 5000. g!.faa 4
@anse iua mango.
9auen voperfsr". B%ifOpperne
for ben %tatolite Rtrte | SDbumerIta
bolbi lit gfieraarsmsbs / Rom unber
Pauens JOriabe cs bsiIuttebe of tiuaoe
praffsrne / Sp5amerita at 9ifte fig.
Ottte bGries naien utroIi9t. Wen ies
mere SplpSnin9er dnSiosr en- pi9ti9
@runb. Oct sr bIspen oplpif, OF Ritz
Ten bar 5000 preitsr / Spbamerita.
vi oisie er 5000 siite, 1000 Ieper /
aabenbart 6ontubinat btres lpiem, % l..
500 unoerbolber ROnfubiner ubenl for
osrss 9ism. 9n SietteoeI af bet %tatolite
9reRsftab qanpet bar uItfaa brubt I'll
Vote ON OF Isue usifte, ps naftsn en-
1rebisbeI Iepsr / aabenbar lltu9t. Saa
bsluttsbe ba Yiftopperne msb pauers
Samtptte, inotiI uibere at youeries lite
opbeue, QBftet ON ben n9ifte Stano.
SfuIbs man baue iat be 8 800 pr9fer
unbsr airtetust, uiIos Romertirten De
lelts GiIfGIoe bape tabt baabe Yraitsn
o9 bans Menigbeoer, oS bermeb n9iten
0ulpparten al fit antaI. 6or at unb'
gaa bette, saar a!tiaa ben rbsniss 5as
ber" | ROm paa attOrb meo Spnben %
~beflutter at ie gennem Gingrs meo
ben.
SiQIemeser for $4,000.
Den npIis aibeoe GrtsbiitOp 9ennss
fps Geismsnte sr nu ofentIissiOrt.
pan bar fantet $3.50, 900 til fOrlieuise
tatoIfe Snltitutioner. Ro9Ie Gufinoe
bar ban teltomsntsret til SlG9tnin9e,
oels Der / 9anost, bells | SrIunb, o9
SO, 900 bar ban beltemt til SiGlemesie r
for fig ieIu,
BibeIsn. Den ipanIfs General
goraI msbbeler | ct ipanif Bloo, at
naar be unbsris9ts en- falosn aneris
tanif Solbat paa Cuba, fanbt be | aI'
minbeIisbsb en- Uibsl eler eli Rpieita'
msnis paa qi9si. Osfua be amsritanise
@eneraIer Iusbe Marte til, buor littist
bsrss SOIOatsr brusts gibelen melem
SIaeene. af bpert 100 brabts SoIba.
ter fanot man 8ibIsr elsr Nptsitamens
ter paa so.
gsntiI seiftlise iM ct f.
ct glab cpIpier, at Biffop.
psrne, iOm enbnu fiaa, | gmbebe | Ms.
tObiftirtsn bar sennemiuitIis 81, $50, Os
at be, iOm pua @runb al aIbsr bar
nebIast Gmbsbe, faar | BENTON fra
50, 500 til 5000.
Ronfir iii nblanbtW o.
Rpbuenbisbeben al en- fnlo-
fenbisers Jislisionsunoerpisntn9 Tor
gsrnene snb ben, iom Senoussifolsn
bpoer, anertenbes mere % mere o9laa
bIanbt be rsiormsrts Samfunb. Wsers
feIis NOT ipnes enbos Metooiitsrne nn
at arbeibs for en- Sluss aOnfrmatiOns-
Undertaking. Der betenbte Uifop
Wineeu nj lasbe iauIebes en- prebifsn,
ban npIis bOIbt pittsburs: sairfsn
bpr tase flo uf gsrnsne, optass % op.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-04-04
Wettelje.

8 liote SIR. at y0anlteren" for %.
Murts l9O0) ftaar paa Gibe 4, iStut,
ninsen Of Stpffet pamerifanif @ruuots
pieianisme": WiSt9nfeli9beb
- Ifal p9re: M iSt9nfom c b.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-04-04
&ri9em.

ct fort Sa6. = Sransbaal iSorg.
: a~rigslpifen oenoer iia after. =
9Oerne ganr ODer til Mngreb Ielt
% Spb. Wafefings Stiling
fo%rtpiulet. = Soerne tager $50
Wano o. Z aanoner.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-04-04
Gilbert Sea, Minn.

8aiiOr aiIbfis o9 9uifru, FAINT
U2iisW c 81 q 8 M 8 { n o~peruRrebe
Rrebsmsbst | Swatonna.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-09-13
THE BIBLE FOR STYLE.
Author of "Cruisc of the CachelOt.
Teils Where He Learned
to Write.

Frank I. Bullen, whose stories of the
sea have won him great fame, never
had proper education. He was a poor
boy, and his youth was spent in toll.
Asked TO what source he owed his pow
sr Of writing, he answered.: The
source of my style, AZ you are pleased
TO term it, is the Bible. began read
ing that earlier than / can remember;
/ am 43 years of age, IL years Of which
:. ... at sea, climbing up from cabin
boy to chief mate, and have read the
Bible through from cover to cover 25
times. You cannot quote me the first
half Of any verse but what will be
able to give you the second half. Moth
ing has taken hold Of my heart and soul
like the Bible. I used to preach in the
open air, and sometimes, when felt
! had no words of my own, l would re-
cite whole chapter by memory from
Isaiah or job or one of the Gospels.
The Bible and John Bunyon have really
formed my style. But then there's the
inspiration of the sea! What colors in
sky and water! Dip your pen IN those,
and you can't fni! 10 be pictures
and interesting"
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-09-13

"Yes," said the politicians wife,
reading out of the paper, ut says you
held the crowd spehbound."
"Ah!" he exclaimed, rubbing his
hands, "at last they acknowledge that
l am an orator. | knew that | should
make them recognize my eloquence
sooner or"
wait, his wife interrupted, there's
more to this sentence. IL says: He
held the crowd spellbound while he
read several extracts from speech
that was delivered by Daniel Webster
GO years ago '"-Chicago Times-ller-
aid,
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-09-13
On the Tip of His Tongue.

A young Irish lad on n market day
IN an Irish town WAS minding n
donkey attached to a cart and had his
arm around the neck OF the animal
when two recruiting sergeants passed.
One of them, in an cndeavor to be
funny, said: what are you hugging
your brother so tightly for?
"'Cause," was the rejoinder, "I was
afraid he'd list."-Evening Wisconsin.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-09-13

Where a number of calves are fed they
are put into a stable, and each calf in u
stall and fed separately. This insures
each one getting given quantity and
no more or less. The illustration shows
how the calves are fed on Texas Jer
sey dairy farm in long shed with
stanchions for Is calves.-Orange Judd
Farmer.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-09-13
Hot Hoarded.

warwick-True, there has been an
enormous increase in the amount Of
money in circulation in the country in
the last two years, but I don't see how
you are going to make out that the
Klondike is responsible for it. Fifty
thousand men, indeed. went there, but
all the gold they've found yet fails to
account for the increase in our circulat-
ing medium.
Wickwire-Yes; but all the money
they had before going there b In cir
eulation.-Brooklyn Life.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-09-13
A Strong Point.

MrA Stubbs-John, aren't you afraid
the moths will get In your box Of ci-
gars7 would advise you to drop in q
few eamphor balls.
Mr.. Stubbs-Moths7 Why. Maria,
my cigars are not made Of wool
Mrs. Stubbs-Wsll John. they smell
like wool when you smoks thsW-CAk
eago Daily Nswa ,
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-09-13
4 Modern Example.

Nodd-I wonder if miracles will
ever happen again.
Todd-One happened at my house
only the other day. \ thunderbolt
struck within n few feet of my wife,
and she was speechless for 80 minutes.
Detroit Free Press.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-09-13
Gold Nurrets.


wealth is never greaer than
ss Of God.
s.sme ome men there u no useful
saont us-fulness.
~ ~ = born from abovs mv,a -
ne bread Of Heaven.
true Of Chsist ON sa1>h
ot Him in ysus hsasl
n. Sssan!ng Christian may b
~ssnss = q tAs wsslA ~
~ sns wessa = ~ ~
m In 11,aaaal
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-09-13
Only Three.

Mrs. Scadsleigh (severcly)-Laura.
I heard Mr.. Gayson kiss you three
times last night when you were say
ing good-by.
Lnura-lly, ma. how quickly you
must have dropped off to sleep again.
Chicago Times Herald.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-09-13
Not Just Whnt She Mennt.

ut is my aim in life" he said, ito do
something every day that will make
men happier"
"Ah." she exclaimed with great en-
thusiasm. that must be why you keep
SO secluded. d."-Chicago Times-llorald.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-09-13
Worried Half Il nsath. =

'Oh, John," exclaimed the fair
young mot..er, II am glad you're
home. I have been so worried"
"Why, DEAR" he asked, what 10 the
matterf
~It's about the baby. I tremble to
think Of it. You know they say chill
dren that are smart never grow up"
"Yes, yes" he cried, "go on! What
has happened? Go on"
"John," she said. putting her arms
around his neck and sobbing upon his
breast, 'he said 'Da. da' to-day, and
he is only nine months old!"-Tit-
Bits
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-09-13

lie sympathized with those who toiled
For what they uto and wore;
He sympathized with under dogs
And for the fighting Boer;
He sympathlzed with those who starved
In distant lands and drcar-
To every dolcful tale he lent
A sympathetic ear!
He stood prepared to sympathize
At the dropping of the hat
He always freely sympathized-
And let II go at that!
Chicago Times Herald
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-09-13
Still the Snne.

McJigger-I saw Bumkin to-day for
the first time in years. He hash't
changed at all, has hea
Thingumbob-No. he doesn't seem
10 realize 1t.
NcJigger-No?
Thingumbob-No. He's always tell.
ing about what fool he used to be-"
-Philadelphia Press.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-09-13
Thanks to the Mosquitoes.

Toni wonder where Spouter got
those wonderful gestures of his.
Dick-He acquired them during the
old days when he used to speak at
the Jersey camp meetings.-Philadel-
phia Press.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-09-13
RAISING DAIRY CALVES.
How the YOung Things Are Fed Sep
arntcly on II Model Texas Jersey
Dairy Farm.

On all stock and dairy farms II is de-
sirable or necessary to raise some OF
the calves. II is not practicable or
economical TO feed the youngsters on
whole milk, even if il were desirable to
do so. SO skimmilk has TO be used.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-09-13
How lie Lost His Money.

Mrs. Uppcrtrn-l always feel sorry
for poor Van Damn. His father left
him II great fortune, and now it is all
gone.
Mrs. Flashly-Ah. LET me sce-whom
did he marry Town Topics.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-09-13

I'm going to call my baby Charles"
said the author. "Aftcr Lamb: be-
cause he is such dear little lamb"
"Oh. I'd call him William Dean"
said the friend. He l!owclls 30
much. ."-llarlem Life.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-09-13
Athletes,

Citiman-I suppose you fellows out
here are ali experts at outdoor eNer-
cises.
Subbubs-That's right. Every one of
us in the Lonelyville Country club can
cover 100 square yards with the lawn
mower in ten hours or better.-Phila-
delphia Press.
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ID. a Judge. by Appearances.

Lulu--From outward appearances !
don't think much Of him.
Dolly-Ah, but the inward appear
ance of his pockctbook is lovely.-Phil-
Gdelphia North American.
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A Deadlock.

Thorne-Do you think there will
ever be such thing as universal
peace?
Bramble-I am sure there will not
be. My wife would never agree to it.
N. Y. Journal.
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Entitled 60 q Discount.

Ten dollars and costs"
Cant you make it little less, Judge;
I'm regular customer" - Town
Topics.
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Arthur-Why is it that Mrs. Will
low so frequently goes out walking
with Mrs. Pumpkin, whom she dis
likes so much?
Fred-O, she only does that to bet
ter display her graceful figure by con-
trast.-Meggendorfer Blaetter.
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Knew What She Was About.

Mother-Miss Catchem has lovely
voice, and you know it. Why did you
ask her to sing for Mr.. RichfelloP
Daughter (after Mr. Richfello)-See
that mirror in front of the piano?
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Grogblob (who has been pressed
into acting us nurse for half an hour)
Most 'stonishing thing this child
should keep on crying for mills-spe-
cially when there's whisky in the
house!-Ally Sloper.
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over and Tcrmncr and General JAN u'hNcrE
and Court ot quarter sessions OF the f'atc "l
snyder county held at oct. IeIlII' c"lhihth''hs
MONDAY. Oct. |, 1919
GRAND JURORS.
N,r,c Orrupliiuu. RnSldc.cc.
ArbOgast, Frederick, Farmer, lcrTy west
Bingaman, James NJ, 'thuc
BrouSe, John g., '"'NS""
Bailey, Peter, Gentleman MONROE
Charles, Henry. Tlnsmith, SeIhaE'o''
Fields, John, Lumberman, M'udicc'V'"
Freed. Lincoln, Laborer, BEAVER
Goss, owen j., Farmer Au'''hS
Herbstcr, Charles H., Farmer. Beaver west
Hummel. Reuben, LabOrer, Midulecrceh
x,,ghts Harry E Union
Kerstetter, John, Farmer.
Kline. WIN. H., Laborer. Spring
Laub. Henry H.,
lesher, Joseph, Ter SellnsgroVe
Meyer, Charles H., Laborer. Washington
Mattern, Isaac. Farmer, Beaver West
Markiey, Reuben. " Spring
Riegel, Henry. Laborer. Washington
S,enen, Francis, Farmer,
Sassaman, Henry. Jackson
Shrawder, John, Carpenter, Centre
smith, Michael X, shoemaker, Penn
Wtney, VIM, Farmer Perry West
PETIT JURORS.
List OF Petit Jurors drawn Tor the Court OF
Common Pleas, Court OF Quarter Sessions OF the
Peace Court Of oyer and rcrnlner ana General
jail Delivery Of snyder County, PI., held rs
Oct Term, commencing oct |, 1900.
Name. Occupation. Residence.
Arbogast Jefferson, Laborcr. Washington
BOYER, Daniel, Gentleman, MNGurcrcck
Brachcl John W., Farmer. Franklin
BowersoX Foster, Laborcr. Centre
Bigcr JESSE, Farmer, FRANKLIN
Baker John r., Ltborer, Beaver West
Brnicr, joel D., Farmer Jackson
Boyer. Leonard, rem
Benier, Simon, Carpenter. Adams
Grouse, Wm. G., LabOrer, Middlcburg
Dreesc, Anon, Farmer, Beaver
Dunn. calvin, Laborer Perry West
Duck, John, Farmer iflhNNh
ErdCy. James, Laoorcr, MIddIc"urg
Forty calvin. Farmer, Ienn
GOV, George, Washington
Graybtl, HOyt. Teacher, Franklin
,;ormap, Peter, Farmer. Perry Vest
Uoofnaglc, christian, Laborcr, Beaver
uottrnsteln, Elijah, Merchant, Monroe
Helm, Henry, Farmer
lIummcl, J. e., Stone-cuttcr. Md9l'crecR
Hoolnaglc, Isaac, Laborcr Beaver
KenIrr Rriley, Farmer, Perry
Nattcrn, James NJ, Farmer, Adams
Melsrr, John s.. Freight Agent, Miidccrcek
McAfee Oliver LabOrer, Franklin
vresnumnn Wm Farmer penn
Rauch Henry, tT'hhin
ReIgle Frank s., Agent, NlidicOUs
pombo LANES. Iaborer, Union
poed Isaac r. Monroe
Sbo,nnrry Adam. Farmer. Penn
Seebold, Coleman, Laborer, Union
snecht Geo. L.. WagOnmakcr, Mlddlcburg
SchrelDer, George W., Carpenter, chapman
Swart1, Howard, LaDorer Aualhs
smith, Isaac NJ, Gentleman.
Shlnkcl, John, Justice OF tae Peace, centre
Sechrist, Ammon, Merchant, Union
Shaffer, Peter, Farmer, chapman
Swartz, wm Laborer FRANKLIN
Thomas. Harrison H., Farmer. Adams
rru,t Iaoob. Perry
wetzel. Charles, IachSoh
Walter, irwin. h'u"i'''''N
Wagenseer, John f., Teacher. Seiihsgro'e
Walter, Sephares S.. Farmer. FRANKLIN
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Washington, d. 9.
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