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WHAT 1T COST TO BEA WORLD
POMER


chiefs at Washington 'hat the .xp~pdl.
ture for consiruciinn OF new vessels, Tor
the repair Of old ones, aud for inprov.-
m-nt oi navy yards will. in the coming
year, amour, TO ahon, e2c.' OOOo0 Tue
support ui the naval e-iRhilhn-nt in
the aggregate Is. OF course, far 10 excess
OF ,his figure.
The war iD Cuba ard in tho Philip
pines has increased the expenditure of
the government TO much larger degree
than is conmoni, snpr o-rd. In the hs.
cal year 1897, tts la'.st year b~inre TIE
beginning ~ the cuban war. the cost nj
the WSr Department WA, in round fig.
uies, 49, OU.' 20. sni that Of the Nsvy
DepAr' mrni IN Tie same y.sr AIS 83l.,
10000. Ia the fiscal yepr 1893 the Wa,
Department rost s.2,i 0O.0OO md ih-
Navy Department sJ9.m 0NtO. In lsg9
the expenditure Tor the former Wa
s230, ,N 0.OO0 and for tho latter sGi,G0..
oG. TIE burden 81 the two depart.
mrnts in 1907 will pronahly be fuIl, IS
high M It was last year.
In order to meet parf ni the increased
expenditure which the Spanish var
would nec-ssaril, entail. rhe Treasury.
NJ th' bepinnirg al the var ~ 1893. hnr.
r"w-d 1000 % 0 on biuus. THIS u.
mount was fais-i prnmptlS. The ~
.rega;r otf'rs to the government. IN ftri.
we're ahout 81. 100000 01. or ,eyr r,mrs
the amount asked and acc.,, ,,t.j. tn
entire Ordinary Expenditures TN. gov
ernm~nt IN is97 N.r- s36' Oo0.0pi, shiir
they we're sjO5.O 0.OoO 10 ls99. l. sp,
more none! s"r. r-linn'd ~ he 'o.
rn~ed. Of course II could te "bt IN. d
nos sven mn,e qrckly than e 1888.
Al this Is graiii!iuR Srvr,i e'.ss.
ih-s" figures prove q ~ war 10 llr
United States SIles 'h-u.. Ir, 40
c"-tly. Word rHw"r c'n.s mfh.
Along to tue -,'l II III pra-ut .li.
~ndar year, on Drr.ini ~ 3l.'. % o. tie
wars ahiih s'srt's, 10 AprI .HS, Sill
probably have COS, tue rnr.d STATE,
s5N.O0O.0IO. T'.f- sill he Il lr,lr ~.
duct,op ~ III" army -Ip-n iiiute- h,inf.
long. Tor un,i.r th' pr.si vi haas ~
army sould have to b" rrduh d to n.
bout 2s,Ooo by Juiy Isl. ial. Some
new legislation. n i- likely. vii to had
IN the coming short session TO rr.v-n,
an immediate drop :" the 30 o rnsk.
Probably the army w,ii br 'is-l t-mpor.
arily N 1900 m th-r-,bouis, witch
G.nerui Miles has often ,.c ,mm-i d.d.
which will he n reduction ~ 300 from
the existing total oi regular. aud vol.
unt-.fa. The new army LEGISLATION, II
enacted 10 tb- coming .'nt.r. will W
into operation on Jaiy lst next.
In any case there IL i,i-ly To DO y con.
siderable decline In army expenditures
npiess The uoi,-d States should happen
To gel drawn int, further tfonpl. IN no.
count of China. AID the p..-Di adjust.
m at and III. aliitu,i~ Of thu siinin,a
ration make tins ~v-ntunh'y very In.
probable. TIL. shrinkRRe io the gov.
srnnen,'s on'so will permit . curia,l.
mcnt ~ It's incom-. and this viii D-cc.ai.
tate u disc ,niipnancc oi ,a- war tax -
Most u the. taxes are bur,l.n-oms 10 a
exa.p.rsuog. ~" c"uniy surmt j
to them nna"r III" pfn'Suis u ,'loI
.nd impeiions nrrtHaiy. ihHy ai I.
n' ab,liahrJ the u ~ ui ust' Dla 90 B.
rnn h. ,li-psb.ed vl.h L.a'r 70 W. 4.
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CONTEST NOTICE.
y. \. LAND orrIcr.
STERIINo, toLO.,
Aug, 3. IpaU

y. H. LAND OFrIcK.l
STERIINo, COLO,
Aug. 3. lp,V
sufficient contest affidavit having been filed
In this office by 5. A. Lind-ir M. contestant,
against II entry No. ~. made June 20
Iva for Y section ~, tp sn |. I; " by Frank
ID sharpnack coht.s tee. In which Il l. alleged
that Frank d. shHrpnack has chsns.l his rcsi
denc. therefrom for more 'han siI nonils next
prior To date June 1891. that said tract Inns been
abandoned by entrymsn since June 1875. and
that the sane Is apparently unclaimed. that all
Of Aaid failures sxist n, this tno Hud that the
said nlleged absence from the sai Land was NOT
iu" to his employment In tho Army. Navy ~
Marine Cops Of the u. +. hs n private soldier
officer. seaman or marine during tho war with
spain OF during any other war in which the U.
=. may he ensascd.
Said parties are her-b, notified u appear re-
spend and orer evidence touching said alless-
'ion at 10 o'clock m On Sept, u. 1900 bcfor
the Rcsi-ier and Recorder NJ tho United state,
cand Oliicc Ia Sterling. Cola
The said contestant having. In proper affidavit
filed June ~, 100, set forth facts sh,ch show
that after due diligence personal .er,ie. u this
notice can not b- made Il IL hcrvby ordered mud
directed that such notice bc given by duo and
proper publication. ID. &. Fleming ilcris,rr
s. n. jonSsoS
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SUMMONS.


State OF r,'Iorado.
County Of 'hillips.
ln tho county court.
Elmer T.. Trego plaintiff VS. n. o. Tate defendant
The peopc CT the state of Colorado,
To y. o. Tate the defendant above named,
Greeting:
You 1rc hereby required to appear in un
action brought rgaust yon bv tho above
named paintiff In the county court. of Phil.
lips county. state OF C"lorad ;, and answer
the complni"t therein within twenty days nf-
ter the service hereof. II s.rvea with tn =
county. or. II served out Of this county, or
by publication. within thirt, days after the
service hcpof exclusive II the day service
or judgment ty default will b. iasen against
YOU rcr'rding L. the pra,.r of the complaint:
and II a copy of the complaint N the a5,va
entiil. acti~n be not served with this sum-
| mons. or II tn service hcrcf he IN de out II
tbs state. then ten days additional to the
time hcrcinabovc sierincd tor spprarancc
| and answer will be alio Acd ,cforc The taking
Of Judgment by default NJ aforesaid fs
The snd arti"n l. brought to quiet the
title To the following described real estate to.xit
The north half 90 ofthc northeast quarter ~
Of section fifteen us in township eight (s) north
Of Range forty.f,c as, west Of tho sixth t0'
principal meridian in Phillips county Colorado
plaitif alleging that he Is the owner In fs,
SIMPLE and and In Possession Of .aid premise.
plaintiff will also pray for Costs Of this action
ss will more fully appear from the CON,
plaini In said acl On 10 which reference 4,
here mate.
And you arr hereby notifsj that II you fail to
| ..l 10.
hove r-inird the said plaintiff will take default
and prayed.
| Given under my hand and seal of our ,al
r.rnniy rourt Mt iioiyok. Cnlo.. in said rouf il
\ thls TO day uf Oriobr. 4 ID tU0.
SEAL r.J sLAt.p
Ionnty juler
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TRA1Ns LEAVE As FOLLOWS.

No. l5l Aeon daily except Sunday
Tor Lincoln, Omaha, Chicago md NIL points
esst und west $40. a. IN. Central Time.
No. iSS Aeon daily except Sunday, Cheyenne
Wyo., Denver, Colo. and intermediate stations
900 y. M. Mountain Time,
All sast bound accommodation trains connect
with first class posscnGcr train mt Curtis for
ell points east and west.
Sleeping, dining and reclining chair carstseatS
froc) or trough trims. Tickets sold and bag
age cisckei to any point in the United States
or Canada.
For information, time tables, maps and ticket
call ~ oI write to &. L, Paul Agent Hol-
yoke, Colo, or j. Francis. Gon'l Passr Agt y.
naha. Mob
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Colorado gives Bryan about 10000
majority and elects the silver state ticket
by maiorities ranging from 10000 TO 35,,
900 Both silver congressman are elected
by large majorities, John c. Bell con
Greseman from the second district hav-
ing plurality Of about l5,0oo mud john
F. Shafroth Of the first district IL msjor.
ity Of about 1900. The legislature will
stand on Joint ballot about as follows:
Wolcott II, anti Wolcott p3,
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CoNsTAsLEs-J. W. Young and W q Holland.
orv csF,oGss.
MAYoR-L. Leblanc.
PoLIoE JUpaE-W. ID. kelsey, a
REoonDxR-R. n. Warren.
Tsnasusxa"John % Mesinbo,hau.
shuler, r. L. Vsrney. WI Irwin and j. ".
Young.
SECRET SOCIETIES.
q. A. r.
HoLYoKE Posr No 5l-Mects every Saturday
afternoon at the g. A. r. Hall at 2o'clock.
&c. CHuRSISa. Adj. W. d. KELSEY, Com
mander.
CRksoEsr LoDor No. ss-Mects every wednes-
day night. ". n. Snow. c. G.
RoBERr WHITE JR., X. OF R.As.
A. o, v. W.
Holyoko Lodge No. ~ meets In the I. o. o. y.
hall lat and srd Monday evening.
WM.MokISNEY, Recorder +. n. SIXTH, NJ. W.
HoLYoxE LoDaE No. 78-Mects overy Tuesday
evening at Bakers Hall. Visiting brothers cor
daily invited to attend.
W. Il. HlLL,sp, Sec'y. u. ZoLI, N. u
A.F.&A.M.
Friday, Of each month All Masons cordially
invited to attend.
c. j. SLATER, ". NJ. E,G. TnoRrE. sac'y.
MODERN woooMEN OF AMERICA,
Camp No. SOL. Meets second md fourth
Thursday evenings at l. o. o. F. Hall. Visiting
Woodmcn welcome.
CnAs. X. PETER, Consel. W. r. sHAMP, Clerk.
N. r. CHURCH.
Preaching every Sabbath, morning, II 80 eve
oing, 500; Sunday schooln 1890 n. M, ]. II.
PAINTER, supt. Epworth League at 200 p. M.
G. J. SLATER, Pres.
REV. RoBrRr McLARES. Pastor.
BAPTIST CHURCH.
Preaching cvery Sabbath. morning at 1850.
evening 800 Sunday school at 1880 q. m. g.
W. GARLAND. Supt. Young Peoples Society Of
Christian Endcavor at Up IN, JOHN OLNsrED.
Pres. Rev. 8. W. RICHARDS, Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Preaching each Sabbath in the morning xt
II 30; evening soo. Sunday School At 1910 ".
r. suANP, Supt. Prayer meetinsand Teachers
meeting Wednesday evening $50 p. m. All
scrviccs are held In tho L. A. II. Hall. All are
welcome. come and worship with us.
REV. STANTON A. rARKER. Pastor.
GOOD CHEER REBEkAH LODGE.
No. II, l. o. o. r. meet first aud third Thurs.
day evening Of each month.
NErTIE A. HELLAsD, n. G.
CHAs. II. PETER, Secretary.
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yellow Peril H. ttea,.
iesll.'- Weekly

rhe potential strength u III. chin.s.
and their peculiar characteristics, shirh
have led them 10 ~ = anc', uhAl anva
10 the world ~ they have IA, mate. Bf~
admirably shown I" - af'ir'c nn "chin,
Avins, thu World The after ~ .ha
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Pupils neither absent nor tardy:
Marvel Gnddy. Arthur lie Blanc, Harley
Moore Lrsiis Mckee, Carrie Zoll. VIM
fr"d Berry. Rrns Eliott. Hnrolt Painter,
rhelma Miller Mary fangfnrd. Ionic
Frtnks, Willie 9saes, Gilbar, HrIlanJ,
My-on Smit Z. Le'hs Mckinney. Ruth
Snyder ant V-ipon Guthrie.
MAD0E CRowNER, Teacher.
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WANTED =ActiyE ~ or GOOD CHAR.
actor 10 deliver sni collect IN inlpfndu for aid
n-'lhlith"i manufacturing nhnrsila hous~.
i"'i-nr' ri1ur~i. Our reference. any bank In
any ci'y. Envla.H .-if-A,iif.-.el stamped Oh.
yrlopg Manufacturers. Third Floor. Iit Dear.
born ~, chicago.
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the grandeur II the Constitution, and
tire blessings OF II free government ad
miuistered hy The people, made his
theme
The state herald., 1900-11-09

w. c. Horr,s, candidate OF the silver
paities Of this district for representative
Is elected by majority Of 46 in the DIS
trict.
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Conkhn, Ernest Lci'.n, Ger'ie NJ
G 'r'y, Ray McGangLey. Gilbe Patmon,
josie Richards, Matte Slagle, Emily
Stern, Belle White and Edith Lentz.
E.O. JACKSON, Principal.
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brpalt pi iioli ; arh1 a Iut mnr,l
.-'ii,p os' g. 1900.
The state herald., 1900-11-09
COUNTY OFFICERS.
PRECINCT OFFICERS.

JusrIcEs-L. p. Lewis and F. c. Churning.
CoxsTAsLEs-J. W. Young and W q Holland.
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GRAMMAR,

Pupils neither absent nor tardy
Fred Fiehler, Willie Hinze, Virgil Grout,
Oscar Leblanc. Benjamin Leblanc
Vernon Smith, Ray Zimmerman, Bruce
VAIN, Hazel Gaddy, Alice Griffith, 5en.
ME Holland, Nolin McCarty, Berry, Nc.
K'nney, Anna Sederburg, Nellie Stone
burg, Cora Tribnett and Bertha Weir.
r. E. WARREN. Teacher.
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Pupl's neither absent uor tardy:
Lewis Berry, Harry Grout, Stewart
Guthrie, Ethel Holland, Blanche Hof
man, Adelia Huber, Mabel Huber,
Madg- JohnsnD, Usher Kelsey, Mary Nc
Fsrland. Carrie D.cksrson, Hosea Miller,
Louie Puinter, Halle Patman. Iisne
Pennington. Sylvia Pennington. Lille
Sed-rhurR, Ethel Show, Alice S-sr,.
Mary Snyder. Floyd VAIN and Walter
ZolI.
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ion sarui
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-06-14
COURT HOUSE CHIPS


Capt. John Helen to Henry Jar
rctt II acres in Monroe township,
for $Sl7.70.
Frederick App and wife to Iieu-
ry jarrett, two acres and y pcrches
for Sl34.75.
Lizzie Nj. and G. NJ. Aurand to
Chas. Maurer, | acre in Spring twp.
for $40.
John ID. Gross and wife to Till
man Wieider, 8 $40 perches for
So.
Jonathan and Barbara Stroup to
Peter Shatler, 100 acres in Chap
man township for $1,000.
Mary Nj. and Chas. Chislet to
Geo. S. Troutman S636 feet in Port
Treverton for $3.50.
S. II. Stroud and wife to U. Ev.
church Centreville, two lots in Cen
treville for $122.
Heirs of Jacob Sanders to Mrs.
Hetty Sanders, five acres in jackson
township for $695.34.
b. l.. Steffen and wife to John
Arbogast $50 acres in Washington
twp. for $500.
John II. Reichenbach and wife to
Martha Nj. Bilger, s acres in Wash
ington township for sl44.56.
Joel Bilger and wife to Ellen Bill
ger, 5 acres in Washington twp. for
S1.0O.
Sohn Shaffer and wife to Jeffer-
son ID. Lenig forty acres in WASH
ington twp. for $4OO.
Benz. Stettler and wife to Mrs.
Maud Meiser, I acre in Penn twp.
for $3.50.
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Wedding Bells at Port Ire
verton, Pa.

On Tuesday evening, June 5, at
eight o'clock, at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Keller, Miss Car
rie Belle, their oldest daughter, was
united in holy matrimony to George
b. Rinc, a prominent young gentle
man of McKees ! Falls. Rev.
Brilliant performed the ceremony
in the presence of about one hun
dred guests.
The home was most beautifully
and artistically decorated with ferns,
peonies, roses and orange blossoms
The bride, who is most beautiful
and talented girl, wore a cream satin
dress with lace and ribbon and
carried a cluster of mock oranges.
Miss Lena Bingaman had the
honor Of play ingthe wedding march
The reception which followed the
wedding was the grandest ever held
in the town; even the serenader'
part>Ck of the delicacies and were
very well pleased with the treat.
The gifts were many, costly anc
useful.
Thebride and groom have gone t.
Milton where they intend to make
their future home.
The Posi- extends congratulations
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-06-14
Bucknell's Commencement.

/ The J0th annual commencement
OF the Rucknell University will
take place June 10Th to 2Oth in
elusive.
On Friday, June Is, the annual
exhibition of the school of music
will take place in Bucknell Hall,
under the direction of f. Aviragnet,
Mus. Doe. On Saturday evening
the University band will give Il
twilight concert on the college camp
Us, and the Junior debate will take
place in Commencement Hall. The
baccaiaurcate sermon will be preach
ed on Sunday morning by President
John Howard Harris, Ph. d., LID.
In the evening Wayland Hoyt, ID.
d., of Philadelphia, will preach Il
special sermon. Taking for his
theme: "Some Lessons for the New
Century From the Old"
On Monday the commencement
OF the School of Music will take
place and the Alumn;e \ot the lnst-
tute will hold their annual gather
ing. In the evening, the famous
Citizens Band, of Stcelton, will give
a twilight concert, and the Grafton
before the literary societies will be
delivered by DR.. a. A. Willis, fol-
lowed by the Presidents reception.
On Tuesday the board of trustees
will meet and the graduating cxcr-
c;-es Of the academy and Institute
will take place. There will also be
special exercises ON this day at West
College, the new dormitorv, which
will I've ready for occupancy at the
opening of the next school year,
September 20, 1900 Kerr Bovce
Tupcr, Id. d., OF Philadelphia, will
deliver the address of these exercises.
Another twilight concert will be
given by the Steelton band, and in
the evening the College Alumni will
meet. Orator Hon. Martin Bell,
President Judge of the Courts of
Blair county Poet II. NJ. Wol;, A..
NJ. of Waterford, Conn.
On Wednesday morning the Col
lcge graduating exercises will take
place. The class numbers fifty-tvc.
The address to the class will be de-
livcred by A. II. FetteroIf, Ph. d.,
l.. l.. d., President of Girard Col
lcge. The commencement will close
with the corporation dinner in Buck
nell Hall.
Card orders giving special rail,
road rates can be had by applying to
the Registrar.
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MARRIED..

June 3, at Salem, by Rev. II. G.
Snable, Nicholas Trewitz, of Aline,
and Sarah M. Shemory, of Paxton
vile.
June 6, 1900, by Rev. John B.
Focht, at Selinsgrove, Pa, VIM. b.
Nipple and Mary E. Walgemuth,
both Of Selinsgrove, Pa.
June 7, in New Berlin, Pa, by
Rev. s. Sidney Kohlter, David B.
Crossgrove Of Mifflinburg and Miss
Catharine Kline ofKratzerville, Pa.
June 7, by James F. Keller, j.
p, Samuel Gilbert to Bertha A. M.
Kline, both, Of Beaver Springs.
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Mrs. Dundore Walter died in
Franklin township Saturday even
ing, June 9th, aged II years, 5 mos.
and day. Her maiden name was
Beaver and death occurred during
convulsions. a young child born
during the week is healthy and
strong. Funeral took place Tues
day at Elartlcy's church. Rcvs.
McLain and Boyer oiIiciatcd.
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M1DDLEBURGH SNYDER CO.. PA THURSDAY JUNE ID

WANTED AGENTs.-To sell our
Teas, Cotfees, Species and Baking
Powder to consumers. Liberal com
mission paid. Address Union Tea
Co., 80 N. 3rd Street, Harrisburg,
Pa. 5-3i-4t.
j. l.. Marks of Middleburg, near
r. r. Depot, sells all Rye Whiskey,
his own make, from 2 to 7 years
old, by the barrel, 3 gal. l gal. or
by the quart. Call to see thegoods
before going elsewhere. 5-3l-4t.
A. II. Gilbert of this place Satur-
day night won the gold ten-dol!ar
prize in an oratorical contest between
the seniors of the literary societies
OF the Franklin and Marshall Col
lege. The Posi- extends congra-
tulations.
Go to A. f. SOles for a smooth
easyshave or up-to-date hair cut
and head cleaned with a refreshing
shampoo or dandrut1 removed with
his tonic, clean towel to each patron
in bank building one door cast of
Post Office; satisfaction guaranteed.
W. II. Eidem, optician and jew
elcr of New Berlin, will be at q. G..
Gutelius' store room Wednesday of
each week for the purpose of testing
eyes and repairing all kinds of jew
elry. Mr.. Eidem Is Il graduate of
the Philadelphia Optical College
and all work entrusted to him will
receive his most careful attention.
5-3O-2m.
The Great Paris Exposition, with
its many marvellous attractions, in
tcrests every person, and a hand
some illustrated souvenir of the CITY
and Fair is especially valuable. No
one should fail to obtain a copy be-
fore the supply is exhausted. Read
the offer in the advertising columns
made by the Paris Exposition View
Company, of New York. for the
art souvenir, entitled, "Paris and
the Exposition Illustrated"
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Marriage Licenses
The Death List.
ANDREW j. WOLFKILL,

who is familiar to nearly allthepco-
pie in Snyder County as one OF the
conductors, died in Lcwistown Fri
day evening, He was l6 years in
the employ Of the Penn K. Il. Co.
and almost from the completion OF
the Lcwistown Division was one OF
its conductors. He was inabout 80
railroad accident, and retired April
first.
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fLlNTSTONE VALLEY.

Miss Agnes Garnan, of Altoona, i.
at home.
Peter Meyer of paXino4, was home
over SUNDAY.
Nathaniel Trcwitz and wife were to
Richlicld Sunday.
+. +. Glass and family were visiting
j. w. Ncitz Sunday.
q. &. Meyer sold three sheep 10 VIM.
iilbuSh for Sl6.2O.
I'm ice cream party was given by r.
{. Lands Friday evening.
q. &. Meyer, Hurry Trcwity and G..
H. haIhr' wcr"in NcitA Valley Sunday.
John Botdorf and G. f.. Hainc4 had II
bait !c with II lot of rats Monday of last
week.
Simon Meyer and wife, of Grccnville,
were the guests of Lewis Moycr Sun
day.
Mrs. Philip Moycr and her son Mar
tin were visiting ut AbSalom Sciences
recently.
NJ. l.. Moycr shot black snake six
feet long, after his dog had chased it
half mile.
John Foltz, Jacob and VIM. Vrcwitz
were visiting ut Nathaniel Trcwitz's
recently.
Jacob Snyder and wife, of New
Kingston, Pa, sunday were the guests
of Chas. kiSsingcr.
VIM. Martin is happy, because it is
Il boy and Jacob Uondrirks is clatcd
bccausc he again grand father.
}. w. Ncitz can beat Thomas Jur-
dan. He is driving around with his
rear buggy wheels in front and the
| front ones in the rear.
James lIaincs sawed 5000 feet of
lumber on Sprcnkcl's mill in q hours.
! Thirteen logs that Jacob Fisher brought
To this mill made l73 feet of lumber.
G.. T.. IIaincs will give Il fine tabour-
cite or flower stand that retails for
$50 for S new yearly subscribers to
the Middleburg pOsr paid in advance
Bring or send to G. f.. Haincs, Free.
burg, Pa.
\ party who is building II powder
mill at Treverton, Pa, ordered the
lumber from Meyer & Botdorf's saw
mill, but the lumber was refused, be-
cause the boss said there were two
kinds of wood in the same piece.
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Announcements.

Preaching at the following ap'
pointments by the undersigned pas
tor of the Evangelical Association
June 1920, Saint Johns, Saturday
7:45 p. NJ; Pine, Sunday, 10 A.
NJ; Aline, 2:30 Z. NJ; Daniels,
1880 p. NJ; Fremont, Tuesday
night, June 10, at 7:45 p. NJ; Saint
Peters, Wednesday night, June 20,
7:45P. NJ. A hearty welcome to
all.
j. L. BOYER, Pastor.
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Committed Suicide.

Samuel Engle, a farmer living
near Salem, Snyder county, commit
ted suicide by hanging himself in
his own barn on Tuesday forenoon.
The cause for committing the rash
act is not known.
. He was aged about 70 years. The
funeral was held Tuesday forenoon
at the Salem church.
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Amelia Hassinger, daughter of
Henry and Maria Lepley) Hassing-
er, was born in Centre township,
Union County, Jan. Is, 1926, mar
ried Feb. ., 1864, by Rev. Hotten-
stein to Morris Erdlcy and died last
Friday, JuncS, 1900, aged n years,
4 months and 6 days. With her
husband she had two children, both
Of whom wcrcstill-5orn. Her hus-
band, Mrs. Amos Englc of near
New Berlin and VIM. lIassingcr of
near Paxtonvilc survive. Two step
sisters, Mrs. John W. Walter and
Miss Lizzie HasSingcr of Franklin
township and two strp-brothcrs,
Samuel Hassingcr of Beavcrtown
and Martin l.. IIassingcr Of Barnes,
Warren Co., Pa, also survive, and
Jacob &. Hassingcr, Il stcp-brother,
and Anna Sassaman, step-slster,
have preceded hcrtothe spirit world.
The tuucral took place Monday
morning III the Lutheran church.
The sermon was preached by Rev,
S. s. Kohlcr, remarks by Rev. Me-
Lain. Deceased was a kind lady,
a devoted wife and Il friend to all
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Ice-Cream Soda For Cramp,

Last Friday night Druggist
Spangler was awakened from his
peaceful slumbccs by an enthusiastic
knock at his door. Pushing his
head out of the window he heard Il
moaning in the ncighborhood Of the
court house. The midnight visitor
said fellow was down at the court
house and had a very severe case of
cramp. The druggist donned his
uniform and Went down to the court
house. Here was fellow a ! ]
bent together and moaning at an ag-
onizing rate. The druggist inquir-
ed what the trouble was and John
told him he had such terrible
cramp in his stomach, but he tho't
an ice-cream soda would relieve the
pain. John got the ice-cream soda
and all went as merry as marriage
bell.