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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-22
FROM THE CAPITAL CITY.
Report on First National Bank 10 Be
Made Monday.
AN ACCOUNTING FOR STATE PROPERTY
Has Been Called For by Adjutant Cen
eral--More Tax Rolls Filed.
News Notes.
AN ACCOUNTING FOR STATE PROPERT'

Austin. Texas. September 21--The gov
ernor sent communication 10 the house
this morning to the effect that the board
which was created TO represent the State
in the reorganization Of the First National
bank would send raort to the house
Monday.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-22

Austin, Texas. September 21.--Articles OF
Incorporation Of the Central Texas Com
press company Of Belton were filed today
In the secretary OF States department, cap
ital stock 100000. Incorporators; VII.
liam j, Neale, Waco; James G.. Timmins,
Houston, and ]. n. Miller Jr., Bolton. Tho
purpose of this corporation Is the estab-
lishment and maintenance of congresses
and warehouses in the counties OF Bell, Nc
Lehman, Lampasns, Brown, tunnels, Tom
Green and BHstrop.
A. IL. Major Publishing company OF Dali
las; capital stock $4,000, Propose 10 pub
fish mercantile journal and conduct
general printing business. lncorPorators:
A. II. Major, l., NJ. Brueggerno1 and A. ii.
Malnr. IL
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-22

The date for the fair was not decided.
Racing win he the principal feature and
mcnt has already created considerable ln-
tcrcst and several owners of racers have
expressed their willingness TO enter their
horses anu Go everything IN thelr power to
Austin number will be brought down
from adjacent counties. The present plans
OF or t3 hf GpSefRrlsG rs 70 nayg the tar soms
is the latter part of next month.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-22

telyou, private secretary to President Nc
htulcN.
Resolved, Tint the press be requested
to publish these resolution.
ID. G. Stith
j. NJ. Alexander,
]. s. Mchaud,
w. w. Blackwell
Committee.
j. NJ. Alexander,
Secretary.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-22
County Fair Project.

Austin, Texas, September 2l,-At a meet
ing Of some Of the leading citizens OF Travis
county held yesterday evening It was de-
cided TO have county fair here next month.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-22

I'm
nson I'LL the following praise for the catarrhal tonic Peruna Con-
Crowley
latter giving peuna fair trial cheeruly
complaints
troubles
fully recommend it," j. q. CROWLEY.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-22

I They use Il themselves TO guard against
| the effects Of the Intense strain of public
| life; 10 ward of the III effects OF the
changeahle climate Of Washington. They
keep It 10 their homes for family use. They
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-29
NEW SPRING
 FURNITURE

NEW PARLOR ROCKERS. With Upholstered Velour Seats, in either Oak or Imitation Mahogany for S1.05. Of course. we sell better ones in Solid Mahogany and Flemish Oak. ''THEY ARE BEAUTIES"
 NEW CHEFFONIERS. Large size. Golden Oak with French Bevel Glass. They begin at S6.73. We have them in Mahogany, Birds Eve Maple and Other woods.
 NEW DINING TABLES. Solid Oak. with Golden Finish. six foot extension. for $3.I5. We have them also in the best qualities of Golden Oak. Flemish Oak and Solid Mahogany.
 NEW PARLOR SUITS. X beautiful and substantial five piece Parlor Suit. upholstered with Silk Plush. for $267o Ghis is an ex- ceDtional value).
 CARPETS.
 Best quality. five frame, full stand ard Body Brussels, 50 pieces to select from for $1 .0O per yard. THE 1. F. HAASE 60
 27-29 CENTER ST. THE LEADING DECORATORS OF THE NAUGATUCK VALLEY.
 Tie entire Building. Six floors.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-29

Time will come around once each year just as sure as we were born. We'll. take 1t all in all the people of Water bury live happily and contented, bar ring a little ''spat" or misunderstand
 ing now and then; but there will be none of those occasional squabbles if everyone will drink good tasting tea and coffee (the kind we sell will fill the bilD, and drink it three times q day and let the cheap trash and other kinds of drinks severely alone. Now we want everyone to be happy and cheerful during Easter time this year, and they surely will be if they will buy some of our Delicious, Fresh Roasted Coffee and New Season Tea. and have it prepared properly;- our quality costs you no more than you would pay for the poor quality else where Remember our Easter Souve- mir this year is. as usual. worthy Of your attention. One look at it will make you look pleasant for q week. Each purchaser of one pound of our health bracing Coffee or half pound of our nerve strengthening Tea Is en- titled to our beautiful souvenir. Please bear in mind our 26c new Butter is the sweet tasting quality. Try it from
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-29

CENTURY ART CLUB.
Met Yesterday and Listened to Essays
 and Music.

and Music.
 The Century Art club held most interesting meeting at the training school yesterday afternoon. President Katherine Sweeney presiding. After the roll-call and the minutes of the last meeting were read. Miss Kathleen Hennessey gave lucid and compre- hensive description of the life and portrait of Leonardo Da Vinci. A piano selection by Miss Lucy Hablitzel
 was enthusiastically applauded. Miss
 Gertrude !GuilfOile read an essay on the painting, ''rhe Last Supper in which she depicted the wonderful beauty of this masterpiece. Miss Mary Kelley told in an entertaining and in structive manner the wonderful abili- ties of Leonardo Da Ninci as an artist as evidenced in his '.Mona Lisa" while the merits and beauty bf Ma donna of the Grotto" were we'll told
 by Miss Nora Sullivan. Vocal solos by Miss Mary Mccarthy were of rare
 merit. The season came to a close | with q. short. impromptu speech by Miss Adelaide V. Finch. principal. She congratulated the members upon the success of their first meeting and that l she was most pleased with their eff | forts The meeting had been to her at once q source of. pleasure as well as intellectual treat. Their first meet l ing forcboded much for the future. Miss Olive NJ. Lyford. assistant prin- l cipal and Miss Katherine Bohan were also present. X meeting will be held 1 Semi-monthly.
 The different rooms of the training l school have been enriched of late | with 24 new pictures, works of we'll | known artists. They adorn tine walls of the various rooms. The school | library has also been recently aug
 mented by the addition of many new and interesting books. Miss Finch has also remodeled the interior of her office within q short time and now
 there is not prettier or cozier office 1 in the city
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-29
MINISTER WAS SUSPENDED.

New York. March 29-By the judi cial commission of the Brooklyn Pres bytery, the Rev Dr Alfred H. Moment, for many years well known Brook lyn clergyman, has been found guilty of conduct unbecoming minister, and has been suspended for six months from the Presbytery. Dr Moment was acting pastor of the Immanuel Pres byterian church in Flatbush. Dr Moment lived until three months ago in Flatbush, but is now in Scotch Plains, N. J.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-29
AMERICAN ARTISTS PRIZES.
Gifts Awarded Last Night For Three
 Good Paintings

Good Paintings.
 New York, March 29.-The Society Of American Artists. at q meeting last night. announced the following prizes: The Carnegie prize of S3OO for the best picture, was awarded to John w. Alex ander for his painting entitled Autumn the Shaw prize of $500 for the best figure composition to Sergeant Kendall for picture entitled "A Fancy Tale" and the Wendt prize of $500. for the best landscape, to Ben Foster for his work "Mists of the Morning."
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-29
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to return our sincere thanks to the mnny kind friends and neigh bors who assisted us Sin our late bereavement, also to the employees of the Clock company, Miss Sarah Quin- laa and Patrick Kelly and daughter for 16fAl tfibsten ;. :..:ss
 NR1 IL g4nls1ef1A A1x AND EANILY.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-29

When reading. your eyes should feel easy and comfortable. If they do not it is our specially 10 tell you why and show you what you should do. Imperfect eyes fitted with per feet glasses often produce perfect vls- ion. ST Bank St. Waterbury. Conn.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-29
MURDERER HANGED.

The Slayer of Wife and Children
 Laughs Before He Dies.
 Henderson. Minn. March o. Theodore NNallert. who murdered his wife and four children, was hanged at the county jail at :O3 this morning. The murderer displayed no nervous ness and during the last few hours of his life he laughed and joked with his relatives.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-29
CANCER AN ANIMAL PARASITE.

CANCER AN ANIMAL PARASITE.
 Buffalo, N. Y., March 29.-"Cancer is caused by an animal parasite which we have identified and located in the New York state cancer labratOry," said Professor HI. R. Gaylord of the University of Buffalo, who has charge of that labratory, last night. A peculiar feature about the parasite is length of time required to develop a culture and this. Professor Gaylord said, accounted for the failure to fully identify it before.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-05-02
NUMBER 1S

EN- ledshta Soondawg hut are g'sawd
are ware net g'satistiee i'm sine mind Os
en- he'll ware. Es sin nocht-un-tswousich
gmaena now ON barrick, un oil tom
ma gadee kent ken ne qoOder porra
enara. De porra breddicha waega der
grossa leeb unich da grishtlicha lett un
hinna on da karricha shtecka de bixa
tsu da tenshtera nows far nuch-anun-
ncr shecsa. Iadcr cbbcr hut ii agrner
rigcl-wake unch EN- himmcl un yadcr
ebbcr named der onncr canned net onna
won are net uif sina kars fawrcd. lch
hob der onncr dawg init EN- Sammy
Scnsawetzer Z 'schwetHed. AIc hut mere
g'sawd os are un 81 fraw, de Mclinda,
hctta ne karrich CONS by sich >clver un
scll ware de ansicht karrich 50 EN- far
suce much en- himmcl ncmma duid.
"tn, Gottlicb," hut are g'sawd "Ich
glawb in meim sin won de Malnda -ich
net bakared don con even 81 net init
mere in der himmel :"
De fact is, Kernel cs ansicht hond-
warrlck oS heidichdawgas hatzawlt is
Is hol'diA, uh demehHhta fun da o"liti'
'aher chc'a sl'h mltoi'tarIa. II TACT,
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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-05-02
COURT HOUSE CHIPS.
Deeds Entered for Record.


T.. II. Gemberiing and wife to Chas.
/. Miller l47O feet of ground on Isle of
Que for So.
Catherine NJ. Iearick to Harrison
Bailey, J acre in Jackson twp, for $3.50.
X. c. Walter, attorney for Jossph
Walter, to q. w. Hassinger, l54 acres
in Franklin township, for $1,000 and
dover of S2404.
G. G. Fassinger and wife to X. {.
MAILER, same rs above.
Reuben Wagner add wife to Perry
Hassinger, l3O acres in West Beaver
township for So.
Benz. Ulrich and wife to l.. c. Smith,
26 perches in Penn twp, for $50.
Letters Granted.
In estate of Levi kanawcll to J. G
Hornbcrger; in estate of John Bailey,
late Of Monroe twp, to John +, Bailey
in estate Of Chas. Saucrs to Lizzie
Sauers.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-05-02
Wreck at Georgetown.

A wreck occurred on the Susquchanna
division at about o'clock saturday
morning at BA tower II short distance
east of Georgetown. Train 81 west was
running at II high rate of speed when
one of the cars for some unknown cause
collapsed demoli,hing five ears and de-
laying all traffic. The S0Nbury and
Millersburg wrecking crews cleared up
the debris. Trains :, and were run
by the way of Lewistown. Train 81
was the first TO pass the wreck.
Th ee Trials FOR Murder.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-05-02
EN.SheriG Condo Reimbursed.

The house of representatives at Ilar-
risburg on Tuesday finally passed the
bill directing the commissioners of Cen
tire county to reimburse eX-Sheritf John
p. Condo in the amount of the judg-
ment, costs and expenses obtained
against him by the estate of Emma r.
Goodman, for damages arising out OF
the arrest of William Ettlinger nj
Woodward several years ago. The
cost of the suit may reach Sl,soo.
Mr.. Condos many friends will hear
this news with glldness.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-05-02
MIDDLEBURGH SNYDER COUNTY PENNA. 1901

License court was in session Satur-
day. All the applicants for license
were given a sheep skin except J. A.
Leitzel of Kratzerville and Simon Long
of Freeburg.
Arrangements have been made tc
have all kinds of refreshments at the
Aqueduct on Ascension day by tn,
Winners c. +. Society This is big
day for big croud at the old Dock.
c. T.. Society
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-05-02
Bishop Eshef Dead.

Bshopj. Esher of the Evangelical
Association died at his home in Chica-
20 on Tuesday. He was the leader OF
the Esherite faction In the church and
his controversy with Bishop Dubbs
caused split in the church
Pennsylvapia's Oldest tramp John
Lynch an octogenarian died in the
Reading almhouse Monday after fifty
years of wandering life. 1t was his boast
that for over half century he had
slept under the open sky or in the
shelter of barns.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-05-02
Millinery Opening.

l will have my summer millinery
opening Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday, May lst, 2nd and Srd. | will
have on hand full line of ladies'
misses and childrcn's hats. trimmed
and untrimmcd, also II full line of the
most fashionable trimmings. My price
are low, trimmings neat and tasty anc
everything of the very latest.
It. KATE A. WAGENSELLER,
Selinsgrove, Pa
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-05-02

ID VI uHl lllN Ni pill
Bellefontc Gazette.
LEVER KERNEL lIARDER.-D 0ldt
Beckie Moll muss shtarva uu doh is gor
nix onersht sawgt der loug-honirh
duckter De oldt Bcckic wore en- "a
drie oldte mommy un hut elf kinncr uil
gatzoga Era gons lacva wore uil
y'uumma i'm goodies do. Dorrich Il,
woch hut So nine kcc Ola mOrga I'm
owet v'mulku, cs g'~charr = We-ha, d'
kinner aw-gadoo, gakuchrd, boodrl
y,shtosa un ya-wcsha, I'm OILS much i'm
feldt g'shoft won de hcnd raw wora.
Soondawgs j. free utl, era arawct aw"ck
un by nine unr hutt - de gons house
holding ready g'hot far in de knrrich,
Fro mon hut g'sawd are hct en- hoon-
ert maid dinga kcnna cb are ancy
greega het kenna os so feel g'shoit hct
fars same geld. Sc tsu der Allgamina
karrich ga-kared un hut net usht arlae
oil era kinner in de unnreicht g'shlcked
un Sc laerna bada awver hut olsfart ola
owet era agery gabadelin g'sawd os Sc
in era kindheit ga-laerned hut. IN
nortze worda, 81 wore en- rcchcsthotine
oldte mommy un hut in cram leav
nemond nix in der wake ga-laiked. Era
| kinner sin uff ga-woxa un sich tarhred
anes noach EN- oncra dale sin welt
fardt gatzgoa un So hut So OILS ehmohls
net g'saena far en- gonS yohr. fndIlrh
hut anes fun da maid en- yungcr mon
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roofa far en- porra. Net o- are anicher
farshtond ivverch hut g'hot, awver
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we are g'mancd hut derno Is are "ns
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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-05-02
Building DESTROYED by Fire.

A shop on the premises of Mr.. Dav d
Hauck, the death and burial of whose
wife and son we announced last week,
was destroyed by fire on Wednesday
oflast week. The shop had fire place
in which rubbish had been burned, but
further work In that line had been
postponed for the time and all adjourn
cd to the house. Probably half an hour
later the fire had been discovered and
by the time II was reached the fire had
gained such headway that no one could
enter the building. The shop was old
and not ofgreat value, but lot cf good
tools, ETC., were destroyed. -MNamburg
Times.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-05-02
CONRAD rETTER.
By'Phonc.

Conrad Fetter died Tuesday after.
noon at the home Of his only daughter,
Mrs. Peter H. Sechrist In Union town.
ship, In his S0th year. The funeral
will take place Friday at Salem.
Mr.. Fetter formerly lived In Penn
township near KAntx and was q cobblel
He was good old man and leaves q
host OF friends to mourn his death.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-05-02

The northumberland Camp meeting
association of the United Evangelical
church has purchased the Isaac Wolf
grove, about two miles back of Hern-
don and will Use it for camp meeting
purposes, the first meeting to open
August 5, and continue for eight days.
River OF Beer Wasted.
Mathew Volk, proprietor of the
Roopsburg Brewery, near Bellefonte,
who was granted Il brewers license at
the recent License Court, was unable
to raise the $3.50 necessary to pay the
license fee, and therefore left for other
cliInes.
The failure to renew the license left
the internal revenue collector with
about one hundred barre,s of beer on
hands. Being possessed of no legal
warrant 20 sell the stuff, he settled the
matter by emptying the whole lot into
Spring Creek.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-05-02
Sent 10 Mr. kinlev.

A letter was dropped into Watson
town post Office last week with the fol-
lowing address: "Mr. Kinley, White
House, Maryland, ID. c." II is evil
IDENTIFY the work of some child, but rs
it was properly stamped it was forward
to Washington rs there can be little
doubt as to the intent of the writer.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-05-02

SNYDER COUNTY SUNDAY SCHOOL CON.
EcNTvnN

SINAhoN'
The 3lst annual convention of Sny-
der County will be held at Kreamer,
May Sth and 9th, 1901.
WEDNESDAY EVENING SESSION.
7:30. Song Service and Devotional Ex-
erclses, Rev. J. Shambach.
Address of welcome, Izora Smith.
Response, Rev. j. LAWYER.
Music.
Address, Building Nobly on the
Past, DR.. Chas. Roads.
Address, Mrs. J. w. Barnes.
Reception of Delegates
MORNING SESSION, MAY 9TH.
900. Devotional Exercises,
Rev. J. b. Shellenberger
$3.50. Appointment of ofCommittees and
Reception of Delegates.
1000. Topic, the Responsibility of the
S. S. Teacher in Instructing their
Glasses, Rev. |. p. Zimmerman.
1O:l5. Dangers that Threaten the S. s.
Work, f.. p. Rohbach.
1880. Address, Mrs, j. w. Barnes.
100. Punctuality, Decorum and Re
vercnce Necessary to the Ad-
vancenent Of the Sunday School,
Rev. Boyer.
l1:l5. Address, Best Now and bes
Possible, DR.. Rhoads.
AFTER NOON SESSION.
| 80. Devotional Exercises,
Rev. Fortner.
Reports of Delegates and Roll
Call.
l'45. Address, Mrs. j. w. Barnes.
300. Proper Literature forS. S Libra
ries, Rev. II. ii. SPAIN.
2:l5. Lost Opportunities in S. s.
Work, Rev. a. ID. Gamley.
2:3O. Address, Studies in Human Ma
ture, DR.. Roads.
800. Reports of Committees; Election
ofOfficers; Selection ofnext place
Oh meeting.
$3.50. How to secure better work fol
Teachers, Rev. +. f. Gilbert
| 3:45. What can be done to Lessen Ir.
regular Attendance, Rev. Searle
400. How to secure better work from
our class, DR.. p. Herman,
EVENING SESSION.
7:30. Devotional EXercies,
Rev. c. c. Miller
7:i5. Address, The S. S. rs factor in
church work, DR.. Focht
S:l5. Report of Secretary.
$50. Addresses by State Workers.
Each school should send at least two
delegates.
Delegates desiring free entertainment
will notify Chairman of Comm.
Delegates will bring Gospel Hymns
Nos. | to 8, which will be used.
At least lc per member should b'
contributed by the schools.
NJ j.. WAGENSELLER,
w. l.. BAsSLER,
REV. J. SHAMBACH,
Executive Committee
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-05-02
Jury List.

List u Grand Jurors drawn tor the Court I
over and reriniuer and General jail delivery
and Court u quarter sessions u the Peace Cd;
N,Mlay, jane y. Iul.