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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-09-19
Chicago Live Stock Market.

Chicago, Sept lS-'attlc- Receipts 1900, in.
Guiding 1000 Texans and $500 westerns. Market
active and strong TO 10 cents higher; good TO
prime steers, S6.lOa660 poor 10 medium, Slao,
stockers and feeders s230ai.35; COWS, A. 5Oa4 IS;
heiers, ~ 2iaj; Gamers - 50s9,2j; bulls ~ sOa
Ala; calves, $.joa6.s5; Texas steers, $Iai5O;
western steers, S3.Iha5,O Hogs Receipts today,
2s,OOO; Friday, $4,000; left over, $50; active
and to 10 cents higher; closing easy; mixed
and butchers, S6. 40a70 good TO choice heavy,
81. 7la7; rough heavy, S625a6,7j light, ST. 4Os
6 20; bulk OF sales, ~, ,60a1.
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LOCkVILLE.

James Hoover and wife were the
guests Of the formers mother, Mrs H.
len Hoover, on Sunday
Mrs. Samuel Suell and son. Harry,
spent sunday with Mrs. Elizabeth
Brown, OF Sutter, who is seriously in.
The Ladies' Aid will meet at the Cen
tremoreland parsonage on Sept, "a. All
are invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Dymond and
daughter Vera, spent sunday at or
ange,
Miss Hannah Dymond is visiting
relatives at Paramount.
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Scranton Wholesale Market.

Corrected by II. c. Dale. 27 Lackawanna Ave ,
Beans-pcr bushcl. choice marrow. s. 6Oa2 IS
Butter-Frech creamery, 2la22c dairy, fresh,
2lc
Chcesc-Ful cream, l0!aallc.
Eggs--Wcstern fresh, l5halG; nearby state,
15hal7iHc
Medium Bcans--pcr bushcl, $3.50.
Green Peas-PCr bushCl, Sl.40al.i5
Flour-Bcst patent per barrel, s445.
Beans--rer bushcl. choice marrow, $40.
Potatocs-Per bu>hel-Slal. 10
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NV n 1'a'' v 0- - q
4 GU1DELESS WONDER.

After the first race was over, an
exhibition mile was paced by the
"Guidcless Wonder" cute, with a
record of 2O5ta. This horse made it's
appearance without driver or sulky.
but wore hopples She was trimmed
lavishly with ribbons of red, white and
blue. In an effort TO break the record
of 2173,. this wonderful little horse
paced = full mile on the half-milc
heavy track, finishing the last quarter
with running mate. She was sue
ccssiul in her endeavor, doing the
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-09-19
SECOND DAY OF
LUZERNE FAIR
iooD HORSE RACES AND OTHER
SPECIALTIES.

Alcranc, a Bethlehem Horse, Wins
First Money in the 2lS Glass, and
Miss Jennie, Owned by William
Mears. of Wilkes Barre, Takes the
2.20 Race for Trotters and PAGERS.
Many Interesting Side Shows and
Extensive Exhibits of Products OF
the Farm.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-09-19

a7.2O; best heavy yorkcrs, S7,0ja7.l5 light do,
ST sOdi eraSsrrs, S6 j0a6, 50; pigs 81, 2ia0 80;
skips, ~. 2j: roughs Sia6i 20, Sheop-se eady;
hest wcthers, S3,s5ai; culs and common, Sl2ji
2,2j; ycsrlings, S2j0dt25; veal calves, s7a15O.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-09-19
Money to Loan.

$50 to j0,OOO-AT ONCE and per cent. in
terest. Easy terms to repay. George W.
Okell, Coal Exchange building.
sSJ0,OO0 TO LOAN-Lowest rates; straight or
monthly payments Stark Co., Traders bldg.
ANY AMOUNT OF MONEY TO LoAN-Quick,
straight leans or Building and Loan. At
from to 0 per cent. Call on N. v. Walker,
3H.3l5 Connell building.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-09-19
Oil Market.

oil City, sept. ls,-tredlt balances, 1875; ceu ia.
Gates, no bid. Shipments, 6l.1lG; average, -,
$40, Runs Sj9Oi average, 7S,266
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East Liberty Cattle.

East Liberty Sept ls,-Cstte-Stcady, choice,
S. 75ss prime, $,5oa5,io good, 50 2oa5 So Hogs
Higher; prime heavy, s12oa7.25; mediums, 81. 10
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-09-19
fire! FIpe!!

When that cry sounds how people
rush to help and syiupathize And
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-09-19

NOTICE. The annual meeting Of the mcmhcrs oi
the Lickdwduna >toio N~nCiatiou. Limited
will be held NJ tho office OF the association in
thc city M scranton, Pa, on "Wednesday. Or,u-
her End, 1901, At ten O'Clock 4. M for the clrv.
tion of mante,r' lor the ensuing wear aud for
the tian'arion Of such other business JS may
properly come before tho meeting
", : FNRClIlLn secretary.
Scranton, Pa, sept, 10Th 1904,
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LEGAL.


IN RI; ESTATE Of Rebecca H. Drlnkcr, late ot
city OF scranton. County OF Iackawanna,
PennSy ylyania. deceased
Letters testamcntary on the above estate hav,
ing been granted to the undersigned, all pCrsons
having claims against the same will present them
for payment, and all persons indebted thereto
will please make immediate payment to Walter
Penn Shipley. Executor, i0t Grard Building.
Philadelphia, Pa.
IN RE; ESTATE of Jacob ,rcSs, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the orphans court
OF laCkawanna county has granted rule upon
all persons interested to show cause why H. r
Wardcl, esq, administrator of the estate OF Jacob
GrcSs, deceased. should not be discharged from
the duties OF his trust Rcturnable 10 a. M,
Oct. ), 1901, in the orphans court Of Lackdwsnna
county. WILLARD WARREN d KNAPP,
Solicitors.
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WAVERLY.


oT"VTHT " wv NNTdHINH TTIUNTTV'
Waverly Sept, ls,--A union memorial
service will he held in the BAPTIST
church Thursday afternoon at o'clock.
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THE TRIBUNE'S "WANT" DIRECTORY.
Lines 10 Cents TsDUs W.S%D 3 Insert ons 25 Cents
More T L ,cnthmH.
SITUATIONS
WANTED
FREE.
3 Inserti ons rs Cents
Help Wanted.

V~>~NNNN~NNNN~~~~ON~ ~ON~~~~~rON>~ON~>y~N~>.
DO NOT remain idle; you can make more
money in single day than In whole week
a. ANYTHING else; everybody wants the life II
the late aud great President Mckinlcy most lib
cril terms to agents. can at office Globe Book
supply Co.. Room 61S, Keystone Building. so
Spruce street.
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Agents Wanted.


AGENTS WANTED-Drop cvcrything We have
what every one wants, and VIC have the best
the most liberal terms to agents; the memorial
life Of our late lamentcd presidents agents want.
ed everywhere. Call az office Of Globe Book
Supply Co., $50 Spruce street, second hoor, Room
6-7.S Open evenings.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-09-19

CANVASSERS-Iady or gentleman outside the
city of Scranton can have permanent agency
for the perfume Of the century, Phenomenal
sales, sales, Goods IN large demand Everything iHr,
nished on credit. Liberal arrangement with the
right party. Address "Cut Roses" 26th street
and 9th avenue, New York
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-09-19

SITl. NrION NANTED-To GO out by the day
washing or cleaning. Mrs Russell, 1910 &c.
ddr avenue.
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WANrED-Thc Mutual Guarantee Il. Il l.. as,o.
citation will make a good contract with
agents who can produce business. Pennsylvania
corporation, Ten years old and has matured A.
teen series Of stock to date. only men Of I'M
questioned integrity and ability need apply by
letter or in person to Room St, 40 Walnut
street, Philadelphia Pa
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-09-19

\ LADY would like 10 get work to 90 out by
the diy or washing 10 take home. IDi
BrCuk court, city,
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slTl' ALTON WANTED -By a respectable rirl Tor
general houscwork in a small i6mik. Car
furnish hes Of references, Please call A. 5}i
RchcCca avenue, Hyde Park, city.
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MEGARGEE BROS, PRINTERS SUPPLIES, EN-
yclopcs, paper bags, twinc. Warehouse, $50
Washington avenue, scranton, Pa.
THE WILkES.BNRRE RECORD CAN BE HAD
in Scranton at the news stands OF Rcsman
Bros, lO6 Spruce and 503 Linden; VI. Norton,
30 Lackawanna avenue; l. ;, Schuzcr, I'll
spruce street.
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Miscellaneous.

JOSEPH klETfEL. REAR 81 LACKA. AVP
scranton, Pa, manufacturer Of Wire Screens,
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-.T0 VTHNNi TTVT "TW V'TVf FVW||' '-"'
AlCranc, b. g., GangorCr Opaykc, Beth
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SlTI' ALTON ANTED-Noung woman wants po-
siton a. cook in private family. Can give
reference, Address 9i4 Wyoming avenue.
SITI' NrION WANTED by widow 10 work IN
country and 70 tahc little girl along; big
enough 10 take care Of children, Apply Nus "
r., Tribune OfhCc.
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Seeds.

G. n. CLARKE & CO.. sEEDsMEN AND NURs.
erymen, store 20i Washington avenue; green
houses, 1850 North Main avenue; store tee
phone, 7s2.
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NUMBER 32

mon g'shpccred hut os es much en- end
'S'' gaed nut are era crlawht far room
hany holdta. Are hut 81 even curnur-
aged far hira vile are garn g'hot het os
dare grose rcichdoom in der fomilia
holdta daid wara. De hooya sin
coohla awvcr, somehow, kcnnrr hut
holdt Enumna. We en- trrru ns
oohlchna bluck rous cooncI nm
Sreeked en- hoy-Shtrcrk os tsu long in
era buddlc Wore, 81 hen olS holIt IN
pocked, So owcnirh gshiddlrd nm 80
week g'shmisNa. Der jockey BiNlcr
EN- billy 81 boo, hut's ne uorht ga
hroveercd. Are hct garn EN- olI,a mon
81 geld < hot awverarc hut's net grcega
kenna oony dc duchtcruit ncmma. nm
dies hut are net wcla. Are hut mere
sawd So hct ON anne end fun der
shtoop ghurkcd I'm are on oncra. Ola
mohl os are -ich ON Sc nlaurha hut
wclIa is cS cmc ivvcl worra. llndlirh
hut 81 g'sawd
ION wos dcnkSht du, Jccky""
IONS mcoo du doosht, dcmk Irh -,
Haw, wrll,' hut So g'sawd, "coom
h"i'i river un brovvccrs aw un Ich
ShIock der farompt un', mowI,"
Sell hut en-, Jcrky der mawgc rcrht
ga-draid I'm are is home cb tlaca ubr,
Well, we lch g'sawd hob, mcr hen
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-08-15

The editor of the Posi- and wife
spent Sunday at Sunbury.
Caleb Smith and family spent Sun
day at Seiinsgrove with r.. w. Snyder
and wife.
jeremiah Hummel and son were in
town Tuesday having assisted James
Slear to move to this place in George
Smiths house. Mr.. Slear will assist
Amandus Shambach in the blacksmith
shop.
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Bclcioutc Gazette.
LEVER KERNEL HARDER. En-
Dunrrshdawg en- wOch hen mere der
oldt Mike Blotncr fargrawva. lch sawg
iargrawva grawd wos Ich nanc-rs
fee doot mcr targrawva uu der mcnsch
doot ncr bagrawva. by scllcm name
lch os era en- oldtcr g"wl wore.
Der Mike wore der rcichsht mon un
wide un bradc- are hut feel geld un
lond Z hot awvcr CONS pawr trcimd. Ich
hob enc gakent fun kind utl' I'm are hut
awionga gcitZa cb are rccht lawfa hut
kcnna. Are wore der gcit2irht um IL
fargOonsChicht mcnsch Os lch in mcim
dawg and DIES lacvcs g'sacna hob. Is
hut hut g'sccmcd os ollcS os are g'essa
hut hut enc g'shpitc, un mere in de
shool gonga sin hut are OILS 81 glac kcs-
selly in en- eek g'numma os nemond
enc g'saena hut un ga-essa so shtill os
en- mouse.
rs Blotners hen OILS de shaenshta eb-
bel g'hot In der gonsa nuchbcrshoft,
un Ich mind much os der Mike OILS
poond ebbcl SO grose os en- blech en-
gonser dawg in hussa sock noach ga.
drawga hut un owcts Sc widdcr nit
hame uSht vile are So net sclvcr frcSsa
hut kcnna un wore tSu ll-gOOnich So tSll
uns boova gcvya. Won mere bolla
g'shpcclcd hen wore are uil' der icnsc
g'huckcd un unS tZoO ga-gOOkcd. Are
hut g'sawd bolIa shpccla ware usht far
shoe farrisa. We are boil drriSich vohr
oldt wore hut are de Mary Mulbnrgcr
g'hircd far era geld. Are hut der porra
ba-t2awlcd init dri poomd echnitH. Sc
hut tswac bOwcria = hot um are ancy OS
are tIonma ga-gcitHcd hut g'hot, I'm
dcrno is Is gcitHa rccht aWgOnga. Nor
gets sin Sc ulr cb de hawna ga-graycd
hen I'm won mcr OILS inS fcldt sin hut
are shumt en- holh dutIcmt fOrricha um
en- scX-ocllcr trldt room ga-bloalcd
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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-08-15
Does Advertising Pay =?

A merchant who is known as a
steady advertiser can seldom be pre-
vailed upon to drop his newspaper
talks. He knows they pay. The more
he advertises the more business is done
and whenever he needs handle few
extra hundred dollars does little ex-
ira advertising and the hundreds come
to him. They must if he has goods
that are needed by the buyers.
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PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.
MONROE TOWNSHIP.

MONROE TOWNSHIr.
Nhamokin Dam Gram, +. \. ~,rtlcr.
Nhamokin Dam Print, Miss Anna Fi,-.
liummcIS Wharf, Brian Trats.
Apps, Miss Cora Jarrett.
Fishers, Allen Smaller.
N"tcachcr- have been elected for the
schools Of sander, Hollow. Beaver
and lImmcl- yet,
WASHINGTON rnv.<,u,r
principll l,rn "A \V,II,,r,,. \..i.,
ant, r. +. Hon. Grammar ,r.,.. -
Ililbish: Intermediate NI,,r i. W,,o-
yer: Primary. Grac, Irn0n,on. p,l
Bank. w. r. Er,v.u. \,..rI,,.- II.,,.
Poutius: MlIlor's. pao N,,,.,. l,..,i.
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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-08-15


Monday.
The highest cash price will be paid
for new potatoes, if brought to this Of
flee at once.
The music of West Market street
aroused the village Tuesday evening.
They came down town $ or 10 i'm numb
er on one-horsc wagon-bearing aloft
the banner inscribed, "Gravel Hill
Concert Band. Do not Invite us to
Drink The music was excellent, in
fact one would suppose there was n full
band or two. This added to the burles-
que dress and fantastic appearance of
the members and above al surprise
made the town gay festive and happy.
The August number of the j. w.
Pepper Piano Music Magazine opens
with n song peculiarly appropriate to
the season." Down by the Sea-" by
Joseph S. Willing, II writer who in
this piece worthily sustains his repu-
tation rs n writer ofeXceptional ability.
The Magazine contains y complete
pieces of original copyright music for
the piano-1O Songs and / lustrUmen-
tal-lO cents. For sale at all music
dealers.
We are sorry to learn that Comrade
Eli Miller, who lives near Fremont, is
seriously i'll with what has been pretty
generally pronounced cancer by the
physicians who have been consulted
by him, and pronounced incurable by
some of the most prominent. The
malady made its appearance in the jaw
nearly n gear ago and was It first attri-
buted to an injury to the jaw resulting
from the extraction of tooth. IL grew
rapidly and has developed into what is
unQuestionably cancer. Eli was the
youngest member of Co. G, 147th, and
enlisted with his father, Reuben Mil
Ter, who was killed in the battle of
Charlottesville, the son being taken
in the same engagement and until pa
rolled was confinedi IN Libby prison and
Belle Isle. Ellis comrades tenderly
sympathize with him and bis family
in this the hour of their ailliction, and
would gladly alleviate his sutlerings
were it possible for them to do So
They would kindly point him to the
great Physician, Who can heal body
and soul, and who has so considerably
said, "come unto me all ye who labor
and are heavy laden and / will give
you rest. Tribune.
SHERlFF'S GREAT SACRIFICE SALE 4.
of clothing and gents furnishing goods
began Thursday July 1lth, and will
continue till the whole stock is disposed
of. We have bought III. Katz's large
stock of clothing at the shcritl's sale at
25c on the dollar and we will sell it at
your own prices, as the stock must be
sold regardless of first cost. Don't de
lay, come at once and get the first bar
Gains Here are a few
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Have you seen the last catalogue Of
the Millersville State Normal School ?
The authorities of this institution offer
free tuition to prospective teachers.
You can reserve a pleasant room for the
fall term DO writing to the Principal.
The term begins OF Monday Sept. 2.
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o,,,-,,t sga&a IS ,,,,,.,,,.
Ssst,saS PERTINENT PERSONALS sSlfS
SENCSaT T--7U[STSS1

through town Friday.
Beau. Hartman and Frank Sechrist
visited friends ut Centreville Sunday.
Mrs. Henry Freed of Liverpool was
entertained by w. /. Garman and wife.
Jacob Schoch and wife of New Ber-
lin spent last "Wednesday in town with
friends.
w. j. Hcitlelman of Krcamer at
tended the examination in town Fri
day.
&. l.. Marks and VIM. Shindcl at
tended the picnic ut SelinsgrUvc Thurs
day.
Homer Rathlom and Chas. Stctlcr
attended the ball game at Adamsburg
saturday.
Editor J. G.. Lcshcr of the Sclins-
grove "I'imcs' was in the village Sat
urday afternoon.
Mr.. Wcidenhamcr of Milton, agent
for CHM ~ Co., was at this place dur
ing the past week.
Mrs. W. |. Garmm and Mrs. Lester
f.. WctIel visited friends at pfoutz Val
ley, Perry county.
G. W. Burns and family of Sclins-
grove spent sunday at the home of
Joseph BowersoX.
Harry Hummel, who had been visit
ing friends at Millersburg, returned
home Thursday.
Edwin Charles is celebrating the ar
rival of II daughter and }. f.. Stahl-
neclier the advent of n young son.
Misses Carrie Haas and Katharine
Hook of Shamokin were guests of J.
w. Runkle and family this week.
Miss Hattie Swartz of Cleveland, o.,
spent some time visiting her brother,
j. w. Swartz and family in Swinetord.
Mrs. jefferson Arbogast and daugh-
ter, Katie, of Red Bank, spent one day
la'l week win IL. H. BicKhart ana
ana "ile.
Mrs. MIinn of Philadelphia spent
several days last week with her broth
er' jay "' Weiser, at the Central
1io'ei.
Cashier j. n. Thompson spent last
Wednesday at Selinsgrove to attend the
apprasement of Mrs. VIM. Iaincs'
Bankruptcy Estate.
Prof John G. ADD of Lcwisburg. re.
presenting II. l.. Myers & Co. of llar-
risburg, is in the county Interviewing
the school directors i'm behalf of his
company's publications.
r...r ,,.. 81, 49,.
1,st ,a,. ao,,,t ,c , a,,' r,. '~,, '''' way m
largest catch of bass for n single doy
vet reported. Mr.. Smith is entitled to
the belt.
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,,;',, w. il' " "S",. VI "o',''''''''So WIS
~ ''','''Ju'5 . ,n''1' 20 ''u''S''S VI '"H.
"''"' H' '""'' az ''''' ''','o """
u.opi'' ' ''''''' III '''' ''io' '"' ''ie i"Sr
Wv ''''''S'
Henry H. Mengle, residing near Ere
mont, has rented Prolhonotary Geo.
revt enrirc Amos Rower,ov nrono.aa
ta ,,,o,., 80 rronLIin on1 ,,im i,n,.
tl,a t,nno,, " ~ u ~
John a. barner and wife were in
town Wednesday of last week. Mr..
Barner dropped IN to pay his subscrip-
ton while in town. He was attracted
by our hot weather bargains in envel-
opes and ordered thousand, The price
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The location of the First Pennsyl-
vania State Normal School il ideal,
and the discipline Of the school is easily
maintained. Millersville, Is pleasant,
quiet village, with no temptations for
boys and young men.
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Miss Lottie Spangler of Verdilla and
Miss Ella Grimm of Freeburg spent
Wednesday of this week in town with
Misses Mabel and Dilla Grimm.
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neig

We have a job lot Of note
.,ds on hand. They must 90
|uick. The price will do 1t.
Esmples and prices for the ask
Lv, We furnish them printed
h. less than you can buy them
Ilthout printing.
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American Exposition
The above company, which operates
twcnty-one plants, with main office at
PiUsburg, Pa, has erected II complete
factory on the Pan-Amcricau Grounds
and show all processes Of manuiactur-
ing glass from raw material to the fin
ished to the finished product, varying
in value from n few cents to hundreds
of dollars for each piece.
They also show processes of cutting
engraving, etching, decorating and
spinning and weaving glass into cloth
They exhibit n full size figure Of Miss
Maxine Elliott, the Celebrated actress,
drapcd with dress woven from glass,
and furniture upholstered with glass
cloth.
Their exhibit is the only manufac-
turing exhibit on the grounds, and is
really the best educational feature of
the Pan-American.
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We cannot mention many prices ms The
space is small Don't forget to come to
the shcriiI7s great sacrifice sale to get
your bargains.
The assignces of II. Katz, If.
Next to court house, Middleburg, Pa.
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The Lewisburg JowWul last week
says: IA pleasant visitor to invade the
Journal sanctum last Saturday was in
the person of Levi Beaver, of Cowan,
whose visits to the county seat are few
and far between, but nevertheless pleas
ant. He is at present engaged in stock
ing and keeping in operation the saw
mill for James Relish on the Kimbel
tract near Cowan. The tract of timber
has about 800, 600 feet on il, but the
trees are enormous in size, formidable
rivals to the famous redwood giants of
California. Mr.. Beaver told of cutting
trees that were nineteen feet in cir
cumfcrence and five and II half feet
across the stump, and We're sound to
the core. TO get these timbcrs to the
mill was no easy job, and ii was ne
cc~~ary to cut them up. Many were
cut over four feet in diameter. II was
a fine oak tract, and of such that the
size j. extremely rare"
Elvcn or twelve years ago when the
editor of the PoSr was Principal of the
schools mt Cowan, he boarIcd with the
above named Levi. If getting up early
will hasten the completion of Lewis
job, he'll have it finished in short
time. Levi always did get up too early
10 suit his boardcr. Ep. POSr.
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TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS.

Applicants for teachers certificate
will be examined in the several dis
tricts of Snyder County for the year
1901 as follows:
Jackson, Kratzervillc, " Is
Centre, Centrevillc, E" Ii
Beaver, Bcavertown, E" -
Spring, Adamsburg, &" 20
Adams, TroXclvillc, " u
West Beaver, Mcclure, d" -
General Special, Middlcburgh, Sept >,
1901.
Examinations will begin at $50
O'Clock A. NJ. promptly.
All applicants must he examined in
district in which they intend to teach
unless compelled 10y valid unavoidable
circumstances to take it elsewhere.
Persons under seventeen years of age
need not apply, rs Il certificate cannot
he issued to them.
Directors and friends of the public
schools are cordially invited to he
present at the examinations.
Truly yours,
f.. e.. BOWERSOX,
Co. Superintendent
Middleburg, Pa, July %, 1901.
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Then and Now.
In
days
long
ago lin
the tx
tiesyou
know when
Gran d ma
went walking
she always held
her skirts just so.
what
would she
say if she
wgirls
to-day with
SIX irts
clutched
so tight
ly they
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