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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-04-20


-Four OF the steamers Of the John 8.
Kimball Steamship company, the Aloha,
NOyO, seqnOia and John s. KinibaII,
have been bought BY Robert Dollar aud
will pass under control OF the latter on
tie first Of next month. The retire.
nent Of the kinball company will
cause surprise on Change Snd Ia ship
ping circles. FOr several years past the
company's vessels, making San Fran
cisco the home port. have sailed TO and
from tie Sound and Alaskan points.
Recently John y. Kimball, the founder
Of the company, retired. IL was stated
~ the time that he had gone out OF
business. but now he Is getting back
again, for he las another steamer Of bis
Own aud interests Ia several plying from
the Sound. We are going out Of the
steamship business only said Vice
President Robert j. Tyson OF the KIM
bail company. We nnd that our other
interest in the north will take all our
time The acquisition OF The John S.
KimbalI company's steamers makes
Robert Dollar the largest owner OF
steam scbOoners on the coast. Besides
those just purchased, he has the Rival.
Robert Dollar and Grace Dollar In
addition the big steamer N. ). Dollar Is
70 be launched at New York within the
next few weeks"
The above is from the San Francisco
Examiner Robert Dollar Is a brother
of William Dollar. Of this place. who IS
interested In the purchase Of the four
steamera.
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Timber land, Act June ;. leTe.-,
Notice for Publication.

DNPARINESr OF THE INTKRfon,
LAND oFFTcE At cGrR B'ALKSE. tpAHe,
March u. tsel.
Notice b hereby given that In compliance wish
the provisions Of the act Of Congress % June ,.
lsGe. entitled "An act tor the Gale a timber lands
In the States Of CaiforniA. oregon. Sesada aud
Washington Territory" a. extended 10 an the
rubltr Land states By act Of August I. lses.
JOHN THOMPSON.
Of cGur d'Aleae. county Of Ko0,snal. state q
Idaho, has this DAY elcd In this once his sworn
statement Ea. sas.s. :ss siis purchase Of The ,.
". y. a section q a. "a Township No. % X,
Range No. sw. D. n. aud VII ozeF prod ~
show that the land sought is moFc vaiuabls COT
lis uAber OF ssoae than tor agricultural ruI.
poses. and 10 establish his elsim 70 said land
before the Register and Receiver q tails ofars
1t eGnr d'Aleae. Idaho. on Monday. the srd dsy
q June. 1901.
ie nance ~ witnesses: william Il. lohsssp.
Paul BoTutian, Antoine soFenson and Jesse cor.
cnsoa. all Of Gear d.Aiene, Idaho
Any and all persons claiming adversely tho
Aheys-SSseltoed lands are requested 70 dc their
claims 10 tins eAco on o. before s=s4 ri day u
Jnns. 1901.
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(VnuR D.ALEXE is a city Of 500

HHuR DALENE Is = city Of 800
~ population. beautifully situated on
the northern shoro Of the famous CGur
d'Altne lake. ~ miles east Of Spokane
on branch line Of the Northern Pacific
railroad. Lines Of steamers make regu-
lar trips from this city up the lake TO the
head Of navigation on the ~. Joe river.
connecting at Harrison with the rail.
road limo into the gold. silver aud lead
minea. TIE city u one Of the most
noted summer resorts la The northwest,
and 10 becoming more popular each year.
Its fishing. hunting. boating and bathing
attractions arc almost ktultlens. The
country round about is piade up Of rich
agricultural IaIds aud extensive forests
Of yellow piuc. &c, cedar and tamsrac,
aud The city IL dcstlaed TO become a
manufacturing cchtSr for the products
OF these woods. The business men aud
residents arc cnterpnslng. and take
pride ia making The place attractive.
There are four church organizations
Methodist, Presbyterian, Episcopal and
Roman Catholic. The REGRET orders
are well represented by lodge each Of
Masona, Odd Fellows. knights Of Pyth.
las. Eastern star, Daughters Of Re.
bCkah, Knlghls Of the Maccabces. q. A.
n. aud women'a Relief Corps. The city
Is supplied with electric lights, good
water works, an elegant public school
building, one sawmill, two tirst class
hotels, boat building yards, etc. There
are yet good opportunities 10 engage In
lucrative business and diversified farm.
ing. Manufactures are particularly de.
aired, aud are offered extra inducements
The summers are temperate. with sun
cient rainfall to insure abundant crops,
while the winters are free from extreme
cold. 40 better location for profitable
investments OF for securing Ideal homes
can be found In the northwest. There
Is always a welcome here, among an ex
cellent people. Ia n beautiful region and
an lncomparable climate.
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Timber Land. Act June .. 1873
Notice for Publication.

US LAND OFFICE cGuR B'ALExE- Idaho.
April G. 1901.
Notice Is hereby given that In compliance with
the provisions Of the act Of congress Of June J.
IeTe entitled An act for the sale Of timber lands
in the states Of California. oregon, Nevada. and
Washington TERRITORY. p a. extended 70 al yab-
lie land states by act Of August 4. lsae.
JOSEPHINE TABER.
Of Occur d'Alene. county Of Kootenal. state Al
Idaho. has this day flied in this once her sworn
statement No SD. for the purchase Of the s. T.
y Of Section Ne. 70. in township No 50 ~.
range No. w. and viii offer proof 10 show thar
the land sought Is more valuable for its timber
or stone than for agricultural purposes. and to
establish her claim 10 said land before the Reg
lister and Receiver Of this Once al ceur d,Alene.
on Wednesday, the 18Th DAY Of June. lsol.
She "ames As witnesses. GFanviIl o. Rltrhey.
George II. Ritehey. James r Russell and James
Horner. all Of Occur a. Alene. Idaho.
Any and all persons claiming adversely llle
ab0re-desc ibed lands are requested 20 fle their
claims In this Oiace on OF before said 18th day Of
June. ~ l.
Dbl BCDLoNG.
apr Isiun.ISp Register.
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aPr-IaiunIsP

[. LAND OFFICE. coErR D'ALESE. IDAHO,
April 10, sSCl.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance vi
the provisions Of he act OF congress Of June J,
Isss entitled An act for the sac Of timber lands
in the states Of California, Oregon. Nevada, and
Washington Territory" as extended 10 all pub
lie land states BY act Of AuguSl 4 Isss,
ELLA NJ PERRY,
Of Occur d'Aleae. county Of Koosensi. safe Of
Idaho. has this day filed In this once her sworn
statement No SIS. for the purchase Of the " \
n. W. y Of section 30. 10. IN township No % \ !,
range No W. B. NJ. and viii olIer proof TO
show that the land sought Is more valuable for
its timber aad stone than for agricultural pur-
poses, and TO establish her claim to said land
befOr the register and receiver Of this eface At
Occur d'AIeRe, Idaho, on Tuesday. the md day
Of July, la0l
She names as witnesses: Granvill o. Ritciey,
George H. Ritehey. James 4 Russell and James
HorneF. all Of Occur d'Alene, Idaho.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
aboye-deseribed lands are requested to ais their
claims in this once on or before said aud day Of
July. 1901.
oh BUDLoxG.
APT. I3lun lip Register.
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DIR. pittwood, who has achieved the
greatest success As dentist In this
state, after doing business in the wul-
verton block, Spokane, tor fourteen
years, has removed his oIllce 10 the cor
ner rooms Of the third door Of the JAM
ieson building, on account OF better
light.
The members Of Cnur d'Alene lodge
Nc. 81, l. q. o. f., viii celebrate the
send anniversary of the founding Of the
order in America, at Roberts hall, Fri
day evening of nrxl week by giving \
social dance. II viii be strictly an in
vitatiOn affair except 10 members OF The
order who arr expected TO attend with
out the formahty Of an invitation.
Mr.. Varnum's residence, in the Bell
grove neiehborhood, was destroyed by
IIre Friday OF last week. The family
lost all clothing, furniture aud provis
ions. the only article saved being sew
ing machine. Misfortune seems TO be
pursuing Mr.. varnum as his boy. aged
Is years. fell aud broke his left arm
above the elbow GA the day following
the lire. The neighbors turned out on
Monday to lend u helping hand in build.
ing new house for Mr.. Varnum
]. Frank Fouchr. dramatic artist and
talented Shakespearean impersonat"r
win give recital At the Presbyterian
church Tuesday evening. The Indus
trial Colleeian, of Sioux Falls, says ol
: his recitals: ave can speak OF him only
In the highest terms, and can unreserv-
eddy recommend him as am artist IA his
profession. lie viii always be a wei
come visitor" A part OF the net pro
ceeds 60 to the school library fund. Tn,
entertainment viii be well worth thu
price Of edniss'os.
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Notice is hereby given that all owners
or harborers Of dogs ia the village Of
C9ur d'Alene viii be required 10 pay
the dog license tar. imposed BY 0rdi.
nance No. u, on or before the 6rst day
Of May. 1901. or be subject to the penal
ties imposed by said ordinances.
BY direction Of the board Of trustees.
JAMES ii. HARTE,
Village Clerk.
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BTEAnEh sroEAsE-For ~ Jse painis.
Aoaaays. Wednesdays and fnazia Leaves
CsssF 'AIrne a. y n. Manissa n u rs =. N.
~. AAStes 81 gsia y ~, AMI armies Al D. 1es a
D. n. TanalsFs. fhaEstays and saturdays
leaves Nc Jsx ~ = ~. a. NAFtes Al 80 a. ~.
Hsuissa ~ Isss y ~. and aad arrives 81 coeaT
d'Aiebe Il , D. ~, !. y. McilosAtis, Captain.
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sFsAsEK DEFEsDKa.--Lake and ~ Jae river
ans. Leaves cospT A'Alsaa Tuesdays. Thars-
days ana Saturdays d eaeh seek a a N
Leaves head Of naEisAiioh Wednesdays and m
days - .. n. ~. AaFies saturdays atea A..
arrives II Cesar d;Alshe AttP.m.
A. A. DAHKkELG. captain.
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KooTExI L0noE No. Z, KxiaHrs 90
fffHlAa.-Meets IN Fraternity Hall
Thursday evening" OF each week.
Nisitlns brothers are always weleOme.
Charles 6toue. q. G.. y. A. Ghall,s, X.
% II. and y.
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6THAaHK scnLEH.-lAke and ~ Joe river
liRe. Leaves ceeuE a'Aisns hondays. Aetnes-
days And Fridays a. "a n. leaves brad VI Rns-
igstisn Tuesdays. Thursdays and saturdays ~
: = H.. arrive a. coeaT d'Alrne attp
LAIEo ds0SaEks. OWners.
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sTEAsEe GnsEGIH 0AKss-f< as~s ~ r.
si0ek Il .. n. anises n Z .. N. copaeeis a
iIaTTison with q. n & y. trains. and At coeur
d'Alshe utth n Z. train.
Gao. Y. kEyEoLDs. Captain.
J. ]. snALLIs. fnEseE.
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srEAMER AND n RrIME CARDS.

N0gfHEns fAeiFic \, Rcoeaf d'Aifte
tFain leaves Spokane a isA .. a.. arrives u
tosaf a'Aieae II "a. n Leaves ceeaF d'Alene
Al ~ p ~. arrives ~ spokane a ep m.
INA H. AnALLIs. Ae-nt
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Farm Of lSS acres, two miles west of
town, with water, good buildings and a
bearing orchard. for sale, Apply 10
HARRIET d. WoNNAcoTT,
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We are agents for the American
steam laundry, Spokane. Packages sent
from here ON Monday and returned on
Saturday morning.
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no you know that the Press can be
had one whole year for 81 cash Ia ad.
vanceg Now Il The time 70 subscribe.
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Subscribe Tot the Pass, 81 a year,
cash In advance.
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Township plass for sale At the PRrss
enlce. Two Tor eve cents.
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ROITth St, EsIttoY. u. Sander aCa.a
Store, CgHr fLIsHs, IdaAe.

New Work and Repairing Neatly ana
Promptly Executed.
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&. 3 MANN,

GENERAL u BLACKSMITH,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-04-20
yIaE LIcKs W 4 ansIDEncE.


tA4 WttW bSfNtee Fe9t- aAo . FANNY u
witAeat Homa.
At the hour OF noon sunday Gre
alarm was sounded. and before the lire.
men secured enough water to success.
fully combat the flames. Win Wells res.
idence on Lakeside avenue was mass
Of ruins. The fire originated from q
defective flne IL the kitchen. The In
damable nature OF the building
being constructed wholly OF wood
and clothed and papered caused the
flames TO spread rapidly. and In less
than an hour from the sounding OF the
alarm the house was q smoldeFiDg mass
OF chaTred ruins. The loss Is complete
as Mr. Wells carried no Insurance.. hay.
ing neglected TO take out policy. Most
Of the household goods were saved 10 a
more or less damaged condition. At
the time Of the fire. steam was down at
the water works and the tank was about
half Oiled with water. II required 1T
least thirty minutes TO secure steam
enough for pressure sufficient TO be Of
any nee, and Ia the mean time the adj
Joining buildings were in danger. there
not being pressure enough 10 force
water over q one story house across the
street. The roof Of James Graham's
residence caught In two places, and Ms
he is manager Of the water works and
had publicly made the statement that
there would not be good service IN case
Of Gre unless the town paid for II, the
feeling was very strong against him and
many persons SEEMED willing TO let his
house burn; but better Judgment pre-
vailed aud several men volunteered 10
go on the roof and extinguish the in
eipient blaze with pails OF water. Il is
due 10 Mr.. Graham 10 say that he or.
dered steam gotten up without delay
after the alarm was sounded.
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sC5gNgNGAC2rDNNES
L En,ss PERTINENT PERSONALS eS Il
a4aazC&.G. 81. sls,as.

Henry :. NTrtzrer of p,ll,s WAS I'm
town Monday.
Mrs. $. b. Simonton visited relatives
at Berwick last week.
Hon. II. NJ Mcclure was in Middle
burg one day last week.
J.E. Morec of Ercomcr WAS ot tho
county scat Monday.
J.A Grimm of Frc,burr was At thc
County seat Friday Of last week.
Mi, c,,,;a p,u., r,,,, i.;.
i,ing her sister, Mrs. +, :, Ricrlc. nt
this place.
\yrs Ar,inrto, Paw - d,nuht,r-i,
law Of sh,rjlT Raw rrom s,nn.r,o,o
is visiting in town.
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h,o,u,,c sam, Monde. .n, ,.n;., .
visit :, III. oni.,
nor, t,D Dr anil Mr., u r,n.,,n
or novton o,i, f,rr,r,,. or Sr,,lor
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COURT HOUSE CHIPS.



Executors of John NJ. Rinc to Sarah
Snyder, l2l acres and lili prrches sit
uated in Beaver twp. for $1,000.
Same to same, 81 acres and 12C
perches in Beaver twp. for $4,000.
James X. Davis and wife to Geo. $.
Davis, lot in Selinsgrove for r$30O.
Harvey Pontius and wife to David f.
Row, 20 acres and l45 perches in Wash
ington twp. for $500.
Letters Granted
Letters of administration in the es-
tate of Samuel j. Pawling, late of Selins-
grove, were granted to the widow, Mrs.
Harriet Pawling, Jan. 10th
Wills Probatcd.
The last will and testament of Geo.
Etzler, late of Beavertown was probat-
ed Jan, 10th. Hon. 5. A. Wetzel and
James II. Bingaman are named as eX-
ecutors. His nephews and nieces are
the heirs.
Marriage Licenses.
&c. w. G.. Markle, Pennscreek.
Sarah f. Breon, "
George Ewig, 1'roxelville.
Mary Krebs,
RI Edward Goodling, Meiserville
| Efiie M. Stohler, Mahontongo.
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R@SEsggsAS.nsASsb
II @ LUCID LOCAL LAC0NICS lsS i
EyE$SIs.sssS sSSsS1slelaS3
DAYS are getting longer.
The snow has come and gone.

Days are getting longer.
The snow has come and gone.
Push along all needed improvements.
Washington's birthday will soon he
here.
Born, January ~, 1901, to George w.
Wagons eller and wife, n daughter.
5. Wes is sure to please you and save
YOU money if you take advantage OF
the New Century sale advertised on the
5th page of this weeks PoST.
GooD BUSINESS OppoRTUNlTY.-
General store for sale For particulars
address, \. b. 81, PosT Printing office,
Middleburg, Pa.
The managers of the Main Shoe Com
pany, Limited, met last week and or
ganized 10y electing Hon. G. Alfred
Schoch. President; X. {. Walter, SEC
retary; w. |. Garman, Treasurer.
The attention of the readers Of the
PosT is called to the remarkable offer
made by s. Weis Sclinsgrove in the
columns of this paper. This is new
century sale to eel abrate the 29th year
of Mr.. Weis' business.
For SALE OR RENT.-Country store
without stock Room will be vacant
by Feb. Good place for country pro-
duce. Nine room dwelling. Reason
for selling, sickness. Terms easy.
GEO. w. HIMMELREICu,
l-3-4t. COwan, PA.
If the readers of the POST take ad-
vantage of only small portion of the
many bargains offered to them in the
columns of the PosT, they will save
enough money to pay for the Posi- for
ten or twenty years. 1t always pays to
subscribe for the POST.
Go to A. T.. Solcs for smooth easy
shave or up-to-date hair cut and head
rleansed with a refreshing shampoo or
dandruff removed with his tonic. A
clean towel to each patron. Parlor in
bank building, one door east of Post
office. Satisfaction guaranteed. If.
The various merchants of this town
and Franklin are taking turns at offer
ing bargains. Enterprises of this char
acter will make this town CONNER
cial center and will keep the local store
rooms from filing with old and unsafe
able goods. When a newspaper has no
chance to reflect the entcrprising spirit
of its business men, the town is classed
as back number and rightfully too.
The Juniata Tribune says: We have
been reliably informed that the Miiiiin-
town public school library consists of
only one volume, "Uncle Toms Cabin,
and that only one is now loaned out.
The Centre Hall Reporter last week
says: Franklin Bowersox of Rock
Springs, accompanied by his good wife,
attended the sessions of the farmers
institute last week, and did not fail to
call at this office in order To drop dol
lar in the slot. Sir. BowersoX believes
in lime, as will be seen by reading the
report of the institute in this issue.
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We have received from EH. Bon
ncr's Sons, publishers of the lGcr
Monthly, their beautiful calendar nr
1901, which they are sending To "a.
To their magazine for the
current year. This calendar is most
artistic in its arrangement, beautifully
designed, and attractively printed in
twelve colors. Ii is in the form of three
panels, the center panel representing
the picture of an old man in his barn,
husking corn. This reproduction is
from a painting entitled Memories of
the Red Ear" by the famous artist, j,
G. Brown, of the National Academy.
The panel on the right is a reproduce
ton from life "a Hayseed," represent
ing young girl, clothed in the home
ly garb of the bayfield,, with wisp of
hay between her lips, accenting the
beauty and ROBUSTNESS other exquisite
face. The panel on the left is IA portrait
of "A Holland Belle" in her quaint
Dutch costume, and is from the brush
of the sanous artist, Carle Blenner.
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MIDDIEBURGH SNYDER COUNTY PENNA. JANUARY 1901

The republican caucus ofthe borough
of Middleburg was held in the Com
missloners' office on Saturday evening
and orgnized by electing Edwin Char
les, President and VIM Romig, Secre-
tary The following nominations were
made: Justice of the Peace, two to be
elected, NJ. u. Steininger, James Van
Iandt and q. c. Gutelius, Assessor,
Henry II. Tobias, James BowcrsoX and
Howard Folk. Town Council, years,
> to be elected, Adam Showers, ID. \.
Kern, Charles T.. Stciniugcr and Al
fred Clelan. Town Council, 2ycars, one
to be elected, \. f. Solcs and James
Erdley. Council, one year, one to he
elected, f. X. Frcyman and David
Ocker. Auditor, John y. Bro~ius and
Edwin Charles, School Directors, Dr
j. Y. Shindel, }. y. Thompson, G. w.
Hassinger, p. :. Ritter and G.. T.. Has
singer, two to be elected. Ovcrsccr of
the Poor, one to bc elected, &. f.. Stein
niger and VIM. +. Grouse. High Con-
stable, Henry Il. Hickhart. Judge of
election, Aaron Rcnninger, |. H. Bow
ersoX, Adam Howell Land Frank Spccht.
Inspectors, two to hc elected, VIM. II.
Gutclus and George Clylan. The Prim-
AIRY election for determination ofparty
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CALIFORNIA.
ThHy-fwe Days Tour via Penn} Ivana
Railroad

Thiny-fve Days Tour VIA Pennsy wanna
Railroad.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
has arranged for Il special personally
conducted tour through California, to
leave New York and Philadelphia ON
February II, by the "Goldcm Gate
Special" composed exclusively of Pull
man parlor-smoking, d II i II gro ON
sleeping, compartment, and observa-
ton ears, returning by March 20. This
special train will be run over the entire
route. The best hotel, will be used
where extended stops arcmadc, but the
train will be at the constant command
of the party.
Round-trip tickets, covering all ne
cessary expenses, $3.50 from all points
on the Pennsylvania Railroad except
Pittsburg, from which point the rate
will be $4lj.
For further information apply to tick
ct agents; ourist Agent, 1896 Broad
way, New York; Court Street, Brook
lyn; 7S9 Broad Street, Newark, y. j.;
b. Courlaender, ,Ir., Passenger Agent
Baltimore District, Baltimore, Nd;
Colin Studds, Passenger Agent South
eastern District, Washington, u. c.;
Thos. +. Watt, Passenger Agent West
ern District, Pittsburg, Pa; or address
Geo. w. Boyd, Assistant General Pass
enger Agent, Philadelphia. l-l7-2t.
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UNION COUNTY PRIMARY,


~ ~
At a meeting Of the Union County
Republican Committee, held at tn,
Cameron House, Lcwisburg, Pa, ON
saturday, January 18th, the following
rcsolutonSaud rules were unanimously
"dop''u
RESOLVED, That the follow ING sup
Elementary rules relating to the uomi-
nation Of candidates for the Office of
President judge Of thi, the l7ih Judi
cial District, be adoptrd
IS. For fine nt,ic, of President Irlro
fin, ,,.r.,,r r,o,i,.i,,,, tI,, Ii.l,.., ,,,,,,,
Der of votes in the whole Judicial Dis
trlct shall he the nominee of the Re
publican Party.
-. The Return JUDGES Of Union
County at their meeting follow inc the
Primary Election shall deputa two of
their number to meet a like number Of
Return Judges Of snyder County, at
the Court House, at Middlcburr. ON
Wednesday following the Primary
Election, who shall compute the total
votes cast for the office of President
Judge in the two counties, and certify
the result to the proper authorities.
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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-01-24
Select Your Date.

Persons who propose to make sale
this coming spring should select their
date as early as possible and have it in
serted in the PosTs sale register. The
notice will be inserted free in our sale
register if the bills are printed at this
Office.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-01-24
Committee Meeting.

The members of the Republican
County Committee are hereby notified
to meet at Middleburg, Saturday, Feb.
2, 1901, at o'clock p. M. for the pur-
pose Of fixing the date for the holding
of Primary Election, and transacting
other important business. A full turn
out Is requested. BY order Of
ED. CAARLEs, j. A. LUMBARD,
Secretary. Chairman.