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New-York tribune., 1901-03-19

Cash quotations were follows: Flour dull; ,
spring wheat 6a7T3ssc; No T7c; corn 4O1s c.
No yellow. 40la No oats. 26c No white. 2S029C
No white, 2Iq2Sac; No rye 52q53c; fair choice
mailing barley 5oG57l7c; No l haxseed 81 "a. No
Northwestern 81 80; prime timothy seed 81
tract grade $40 65G$l0 5 pork. per hbl SIS 753
So so. lard loo n 81 72zGs7 773 ribs
Ooose 81 45SI Go; dry saed shoulders (hoxe. S6 5Gf
So 90 short clear sides bcxe 81 SOGSs whiskey
o. high wines 81 y. On the Produce
the butter market dull 15621 dairies
I1Glsc. Cheese fairly active 1O}4d11@sc. Eggs dull
fresh. iI&c-
Cincinnati March ls.-Flour dun: fancy 50 15aS3 so
Corn firm. higher; No . mixed 42Q42tzc Oats steady:
Duluth. March 1s.-wheat-Cash. No I hard. 7sa.c
No Northern. T4S.c; No Northern. 6sit G721.c.
I634c; July. T7'tc- Corn. 39c- Oats. 26a25Ac.
Milwaukee. March 1S.-Wheat lower. No I Northern
IeGT6i2c: No . Northern 72lz G73l9c RvA higher No
53As053'sc Barley steady; No 2 SIC; sample 4Od54c
Minneapolis March 1s.-Wheat-Cash, 75c: Nav 75c
July. ITa4c. On track. No hard. nc: I Northern
75c No Northern. 69i772c. Flour-First patents
81 ~ second patents So 95S4 clears Sass 1O
second clears. S2TS2 10 Bran in bulk. S13asl3 .
-. Louis March 1s.-wheat-No red. cash 73asc
Nav. IissGI4isc; July. 73c: No hard. 71a Corn
No cash s9i.c; May. S97sc; July. 4Ol.c. Oats-No
? cash. 26l4c: May. 26c July 24c; No white. 2s4c.
Toledo March 1s-wheat weak. lower: No . cash.
s~A4~. May, S0Ssc. July. 79c. Corn dull. No
mixed 4c; May. 42c Oats dull. lower No mixed. 2sc:
Nav. 26iac. Rye dun; No ?. cash, 52iac
dun firm; prime. cash and March. So SIS; October
New-York tribune., 1901-03-19
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR PHILADELPHIA.
''+3O. 1870. tst0. 600 1000 III 80 a N, tIoo.
.1 80 $500 g 4O ++Oo S'4OO. 143O SEQ ZOO 1880.
s90c 'ta = 2. N. ~: Is rIa-. .
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
$1,000 al So m. SO $40.
$500 p. m. 10 l.
49, 945 1907 1894 Broadway. I53 9TH 727 6h Ave-.
25 Union Sq West. 1853 F2asJ 125th 81. 2.3 West L5th
St. 245 Columbus Ave, New York Court ST. 344 $50
Fulton ST Brooklyn. 9S Broadway. Williamsburg. New
Transfer calls and checks bagglse dest-
New-York tribune., 1901-03-19

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cahies-Spo cotton
easier sales 5000 bales; speculation ana export. 500:
american, 1000; rsceiDs 2fse mid6lng upland
Fuiures opened barely steady. partial llesd decline:
Sosef i.IsE,ar net 2zuo2 points lower Aaron s4saab:
s4shs; June-Iuly ss3ss JGly-Augast. ash: August
New-York tribune., 1901-03-19

coTIoN-Ihere was further break IN cotton The
market was very active, much time unsettled.
Some had looked for better cables but political
China and heavy offerings of
caused very weak finish the English markets
net decline Liverpool being 22-G4Q31z
and &d for with small sales actual
market opened at decline OF il points, and
further declined points under heavy receipts For
eign selling a feature all along
October. Al time cables little better and
market inclined respond but liquidation
followed adverse reports from spinning districts with FAN
River mills working the direction
cucton selling committee having a
rnendaton for that which reported
been signed by the representatives
with movement involving 2o0000O spindes. Talk OF
reduced wages. well reduced production
sdered later suggested complications spinning dis
tfcts that local
al FAN River. though. likely scattered
mills not only In New-England. but IN the
well This tendency ana large receipts renewed the
nndertone 10 local sentiment although
buying the reaction theory upon assumption with
the entire future list had been oVersod Covering how
ever the principal support OF the spot
cotton markets generally weak a them de-
ciinng anywhere from ll6dSsc The local market
FOR futures steady at net decline of 10 IL points
The Of contract prices in the local to-day
follows;
New-York tribune., 1901-03-19
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.


755 s25 s55 1O1O (Desbrosses and Cortlandt StrAs,
1920 Dining Carr. 1855 Dining Carl m I2S
22Oi q q 'Coneressiona lin al pl Saanat
and Dining Cars 325. % Dining Carr 4 s. C0tni5g
Dining CaT M I255 i255 5Dinag Car g 81 ~ros SSo
gressi0nal Linn" all ParIor AMI Dining Cars 3@
ib 'o'n'nS caT), 100 Dining can 925 ?. m. I2I6
SOUTHERN RAILwAY.-.' Florida Limited" 124onm
a Tays zsSPTsSs @ - p p m y 10 might daily
49, - ScS7T ~ II FLORIDA Special . 10 D. n
SEABOARD AIR LINE RATIW ~ EP.'FioId,aS p IN gS s ~,
night daily --~4'
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAuwAY-For MerD,,,,
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAYS 81 a. n and AK
For OLD FONT COMFORT and NoRFoLK.-z55s
,THI week rays 49ys and and $50 ?. m daily
Through Nestbuled Trains. Buffet Psrlor Cars sns
Standard Coaches. ' ana
CAPE MAY-12.55 p. m. weekdays
For points New-YDrk and Branch RafIroas t.
S25 and 455 D. m sundays. 925 a M d. Hyy l24O.
1859. $40. and $40 p. m Sundays 945 A. n 515o n
FOR PHiLADELPHIA
s25. 500 - 30 Pen3a LimJed), 1910 CDes6ro@sss, @
Carr 1155 m 1255, l2-55 Dining Carr . 10 CFsss ss
- Dining Can, 40 Ginning carr. SO Dining 6ar1.
z55 mo coachesl. s25 s55. 9e5 955 GImired7 q *
1055 Dining Carl u 90 u 80 Dining Car *
Dining Carr .. 800 % Dining Carr 455 c1inlS mo
Csrl 300 dining carr. 755. s25. $50. 925 p M
Ticket oeez Nos 4s1 2ts t1as 1854 III and 2s1 Bosa
way Astor House; West Twenty Street staso1-
and stations foot Of Desprosses 0orrIandt sra,s
p'i S.liS ou I.loI TILe@ . t5r7adway and
CITY The New York Transfer C71la,ny win osI n.
and check baggage from hotels and residences through
Telephone '01i Eighteenth Street for Pennsylvania Rail-
J. P. HUTCHINSON. r. ? WOOD
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1901-03-19
LaCkaWanna L Railroad
TO Atlantic City via Lakewood
Central R. R. of New JERSEY
SPECIAL EXPRESS
3 HOURS AND s MINUTES

is in operation days only This splendldIy
equipped train. composed of vestfbuIed
coaches and drawn by hard coal burning compound
engines. leaves New York. foot Liberty g p.
and South Ferry 335 p NJ arriving Atlantic (fty a
r. NJ Leaves Atlantic City $50 A. NJ. arriving New
York a. NJ. -
New-York tribune., 1901-03-19

fHo-Coitee market weak. No Rio 5S725: exchange.
500 bags; stock 500 bags
The statistical position OF Brazilian coffee ia as foovs.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-19
CENTRAL R. R. Of kEW JERSEY.

Anthracite Coal used exclusv ely.
Four Tracks "Electro-PneUmaJic' Signals.
stations IN New York. Liberty s. and South Ferry.
Trains leave Liberty below tn4 south Ferry
I've rl--l-.. -a---a-. eN.enr n--.-l.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-19

oouce tables-Santos-COf market weak: aver
age Santos $500 receipts 5000 bags stock lsO 600
bags Hamhurg-Coffee market opened = p pig lower
az $50 J. m was p pig lower, sales IlO09
ttaNTe-Coree market opened barely steady = franc
lower; at j. unchanged. Al 3 o. m irregular ur-
changed 20 franc lower; 5.30 o. m. advanced ,.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-19

Receipts Of breadstus points thousands
last three cphers eO omitted -four bbls grain bush
New-York tribune., 1901-03-19
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo March 1S-FIour steady: hest patents, spring
81 T50s5: bakers straight spring - 500 81 10 bakers
spring 75GS4 q: grades winter and spring.
T5dS3 family winter si 25dSi so patent win
81 1896: clear and cracker -four S4aS4 70 rye hour
1884 Wheat spring. unchanged; No I Northern
old carloads SIC; aoat s4asc: winter white
and mixed store SO6Sic. No . red. soc; No
white. 79c asked; bid prices about 1c
lower track. Buffalo. Corn No . yellow. 43c
No do 4444c: No corn 44@.c; %o Do t4=c through
No white. BIZ d3Ii2c No 2 do
S01ac: No mixed 2s%c; No DO 2sltc through billed
Barley-Nothing done; nominalv 54dGfc for all grades
Rve-NO IN store 5sc asked No quoted. 56Is
G57c.
Chicago. March 1s.-The leading futures ranged as
folows
Wheat. No. ?: Opening. Highest. Lowest. Closing
April ..-....... 76 rs T5I4 T5HG75l5
Nav ........... .767sd77h 771sd77L rs 76ss
New-York tribune., 1901-03-19
RAILROADS.
NNSYLVANIA


SI<h4IV'lNs loot o. " 80 NtIJy thIrd Street and
Desbrosses and Cortlandt Streets.
II The leaving time from DesbroSxes .ux
Cortlandt Streets is live minutes later thar
That given below for Twenty-third stre..
STATION. except where otherwise noted.
.o' A. VI. FAST MAIL.-LInIted O two Buffet Par1o.
cars New York 10 Pttsburg. Sleeping Car Ptsburx \,
chicago. No coaches TO Pittsburg. - :"
20 n: W. FAST LiNE-Plttsburg and Cleveland
3oo n VI. PENNSYLVANIA LIAUTED.-p,Ir,..
Compartment Sleeping, Dining smoking and ObserTa
non cars For Chicago. Cleveland. Toledo. CiucinnaS,
Indianapolis. Louisville. St Louis.
I"I.' H.. W. CHICAGO AND ST LOUIS EMPRESS
rpr Ioledo Louisville tva CincinnatD Indianapolta
chicago St Louis. Dining Car.
'''2., y. W ST LOUIS EXPRESS.-For Pittsburx
indianapolis. Louisville. ST. Louis Dining Car %
o,o y VI WESTERN EXPRFSS-For Chicago Eo,
Toledo. except Saturday. Dining Car. -
s'.,b " VI PACIFIC EXFRESS.-For Pttsburg s,s
Lhicaso For Knoxville. daily. Shenandoah Valley
Route. Connects for Cleveland. except Saturday
SD v. w CLEVELAND AND CINCINNATI Ex-
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-02-07

RoXDurgne.
Joseph Swope, a smelter in the Uni
ted States mint at Philadelphia was
arrested for stealing abraised nickels,
and confessed.
paintings was sold at the Waldorf
Astoria ballroom, New York, last
night for $66,125.
Monday. Feb. I.
Mrs Thomas C. Platt, wife OF the
senator. is dying at the Fifth Avenue
hotel, New York.
All of the Joints" at Hiawatha,
Kan, have been wiped out by the tenn
perance crusaders.
w. C. Baker, the oldest graduate Of
Princeton college, died at Grand Rap
ids, Mich, aged 80.
Capt. G. D. Ripley is under arrest at
Newcastle, Ky, for alleged completely
in the Goebel murder.
1t is said that Calcagno, an anarchist,
is now voyaging from this country to
Rome to kill King Victor Emmanuel.
Governor Nash, of Ohio, has ordered
the sheriff of Hamilton county to pre-
vent the proposed JeffriesRuhlin prize
fight in Cincinnati.
1t is authoritatively announced that
Senator ID. B. Hill, of New York, is not
acandidate for the Democrats nomina-
tion for president in 1904.
Tuesday. Feb. 3.
Five inches of snow fell in New York
during the "a hours ended at 10 o'clock
last night.
The bill preventing the operation or
slot machines in Delaware passed the
state senate.
By command of Emperor William the
German court will remain in mourning
for three months in memory of Queen
Victoria.
The Pretoria correspondent of the
London Times estimates that there are
10000 Beers still in the field, and says
that more British troops are required.
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A WEEKS NEWS CONDENSED
Wednesday. Jan. 30.


A bill in the Delaware legislature
provides for adjournment March l.
The senatorial deadlock continues.
Count Tolstoi, the eminent Russian
novelist and social reformer, is again
seriously i'll, says IA st. Petersburg dis
patch.
William c. Whitney purchased the
stallion Hamburg for So 600 at the sale
of the late Marcus Dalys horses in
New York.
The arguments of President Mitchell
and Vice President Lewis at the Mine
Workers convention at Indianapolis,
defeated law to increase their sal
aries.
Probate Judge Millard, at Toledo,
held that all prisoners committed to
the Toledo workhouse from the police
courts were detained unlawfully, and
Immediately released several OF them.
Thursdny, Jan. 81.
Senator NJ. A. Hanna who was a
lieutenant in the civil war, is to join
the G. A. r.
Fire following explosion in New
York box factory burned over nearly a
block and caused 81 500 900 damage.
At fire in the Hotel jefferson, New
York, Elenora Downing, a nurse, and
Katie Fay, waitress, lost their lives.
For selling their votes, q men at
Charlottesville, Ind, have been dis
franchised for periods ranging from
IL to 20 years.
w. II. Ainsley, superintendent Of the
Webb Tile company, OF Coudersport,
Pa. was instantly killed yesterday. He
was caught in the betting and his skull
fractured.
Friday, Feb. I.
The senatorial deadlocks in Della
ware, Nebraska, Montana and Oregon
continue.
In the Nevada senate bill was in
troduced to repeal the law authorizing
prize fights in that state.
The army reorganization bill has
passed both houses of congress and has
been signed by the president.
Steve Brodie, the bridge jumper and
sporting man Of New York, died at San
Antonio, Tex, last night Of consump-
tion.
Nine-year-ol Anna Bucci, OF Pitts
burg, charges ner 1atner with tne muir
der of her mother. The uxorcide is
at large.
In the Illinois senate bill was intro
duced making it a misdmeanor to sell
or bring into the state any cigarettes
or cigarette paper.
Mary P Banks, widow Of Gen. N. p.
Banks, former governor Of Massachu-
sets and speaker Of the national house.
died at Waltham, Mass, aged 81.
George d. Gear, Of Hawaii, charges
Robert w. Wilcox, delegate in congress
from Hawaii, with treason. in having
given encouragement and offered aid
to the Philippines insurgents.
Saturday, Feb. 2.
At Malaga, Spain, a. subterranean
powder mill was discovered in grounds
belonging to the Jesuits.
Owing to an error in its enactment,
Iowa's biennial election law, adopted
at the polls by 10000 majority, is null
and void.
The engagement is announced OF
Miss Pauline Astor, daughter Of Will.
lam Waldorf Astor, to the Duke Of
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GENERAL MARKETS,

Philadelphia, Feb. 4.-Flour in light de-
mand: winter superfine. s225a2 so; Penn
sylvania roller, clear, 81 lOa3,25 city mills
extra, 2.60m2.SO. Rye flour steady at go
M2.95 per barrel for choice Pennsylvania.
Wheat weak; No. red spot, 75hI75Sc.
Corn quiet and steady; No. mixed, spot.
43q43i2c.; No. 2 yellow, for local trade
Ai2d45c. Oats quiet and steady: No. 2
2iaM33c.; lower grades, 29G32c. Hay quiet
choice timothy, $3.50 for large bales
beef hams S75OalS Pork dull: family,
SIG. .25ql6l7; mess, sl3. 25dl4.5O. Lard firm
western steamed. $3.50. Liye poultry
quoted at 10isMllc. for heavy hens, 9q10c.
loc. for young chickens, 1lai2c, for spring
ducks. 9a1Oc. for turkeys and 9a1lc. for
geese. Dressed poultry at l0c. for choice
western fowls. 6ka7c. fol. old ROSTERS,
llq12c. for choice and fancy nearby
chickens 12h@l3c. for large western ca
pons. l2ql3c. for fancy nearby spring tur-
keys. 12dl2isc for choice to fancy west
ern ducks and 7ul0c. for western geese.
Butter steady; creamery. l6d2lc.: factory,
llal44c. imitation creamery: la1a@l7l4c.
wholesale, 22a23c. Cheese firm; fancy
large fall made. llkall1sc.; small do.
n%9l2c. Eggs frm New York and
mark. lsa2oc:; western, at mark. 2Oq2oisc.
Potatoes quiet; Jerseys. N.25q175: New
York, $l.50Gl.75; Long Island, $1.75G2; Jer-
sey sweets. H.75G3.
e. Eat Liberty Pa Eel Tsb sK !aCattle slew low
$50; common, s3d3.75. Hogs active: prime
assorted mediums and best Workers., IS. 62l1
G5.65; light Workers. and pigs. $5.6OGf5 62la
heavy hogs, S.50q5.55; roughs, s3.15a5. 10.
sas:D ss%1on. .sisS 49, 'sSss sSS,ee ~s.nsss s%ss
ssivss. nS1.&. &'N ~ D'' eA'
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-02-07
SNYDER COUNTY on TOP.

TIME selection of the twenty third day OF
Il February by the Standing Commitl,e'
Saturday, for the holding of the RepuhIIcan pri
mary election was splendid victory for Snyder
County's candidate for President Jud gr. Not
that the date represented SO much, but it hrok,
the back bone of the resolutions prepared by I'm
ion County, who presumed that thrvcoulo dictate
to Sryder County what we should de-. Fine re-
presentations made that the people should nave
Il right to vote direct for their choice for i'rc,i-
dent Judge were deceptive, and to say the least,
unmanly. There was at no time an attempt made
either by MI Potter or his friends, in an, way.
to abridge the freedom or opportunity to vote tol
any or all candidates. The opportunity i, "pe'r
to all whe wish to register to become candidates.
If the whole Of Union County wants to register,
let them come ON. There is nothing To prevent
it. There shall be full and free opportunity
for every Republican to express his choice di-
rect for President Judge.
Now as to the candidates, A. W. Potter Esq
ol SclllsProNe, our own county, ana HON. IL. Nl
Mcclure, Of Union County, were registered. Th,
resolutions that Union county adopted were en-
tireiy in the interest of their o candidate and
the Standing Committee did the proper thing
whern they refused to be "bossd" bv Union
County. The voters of Snyder County, in The
order Of rotation, gaveto Union County the Stat,
Senator for the newt four years. and now they
surely cannot, in spirit Of fairness, ask us to
give the President Judge for ten years more
especially since Union has already had it for sc
wears and this additional would make 40 years
The plea made that Judge Mcclure took tn,
nomination ten years ago, because no Republican
attorney in the district would accept it, is anot
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-02-07

Misrepresentation, but admitting for argument
sake that it were true, these ten years of service
will bring to Judge Mcclure emoluments a.
mounting in the neighborhood of $4,000.
Has he not been well paid? And is it not soon
time for Snyder County to have judge of her
own? Snyder County has so years of his. ry,
and in all its pages, it cannot record the name of
a President Judge of its own Are we to blot
the fair name of Snyder by permitting, and even
assistngin making, assaults upon the intelligence,
integrity and standing of the members of the
Snyder County bar, by continually ele,'ting law
vers from outside of the county to be our
President Judges.
If this continues, we must not be astonished to
observe a continuance of the habit of pointing
the finger of scorn at us for our own stupidity
in not taking care of our own interests The
lea of throwing bouquets over t" Union Coun-
ty for 80 years, and in that time only one being
thrown from them to Snyder County, is simply
prepostcrous and as long as the Republican voters
of Snyder County continue to throw bouquets
over toward Lewsburg, we will not get justice
The Stand ng Committee set the pace on Sat-
urday to uphold the honor and integrity of Sny-
der County. Let every voter of the County
take little pride in his county and stick to his
home man on the 23rd of this month. Mr.. Pot
ter is upright, honest and is deserving of the
honor and the emoluments of the office.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-02-07

GHE statement of county finances on the inside
pages of the Posi- should be carefully examined
10y every tax payer. The report. now given out
for the first time presents a showing for the new
board Of Commissioners, that indicates economy
and good management
NEXT Sunday is to bequite generally observed
10y churchers as Moody Memorial Day. All
ministers of the Gospel and other religious work
ers are requested to makea special effort to Sc
cure funds to perpetuate his schools, which may
stand as perpetual monument to his memory.
REPUBLICANS, own yourselves on the 23rd of
February. If you nominate ard elect Potter
vouwill have Judge who can talk Dutch and he
will talk loud enough so you can hear him.
What has been your experience durindg the last
ten years?
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-02-07
Does II Fay To Buy Cheap2

A cheap remedy for coughs and
colds is all right, but you want some
thing that will relieve snd cure the
more severe and dangerous results
OF throat and lung troubles. What
shall you do? Go to a warmer and
more regular climate? Yes, if nos.
sible; ii not pos, ible for you. then in
either case take the ONLY remedy
that has been introduced in ali civil.
ized countries with success in severe
tnroat and lung troubles. "Boschee's s
German syrup, 1t not only heals
the germ disease, but allays inflam
nation, causes easy expectbration.
gives a good nights rest, and cures
the patient, Try ONE bottle. Re
commended many years by all drug
glsts in the world. Get Green's
Frlze Almanac.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-02-07
SALE REGISTER

N.. .,
~ no.,ees Oh sales VIII be inserted free und
srus n, ne"uhH wren tne biIis are rinted at this
Office 50 Cents will be carged. Persons espect-
ing to have sale should select a date and have
il inserted in this column.
WEDNESDAY Foh :, -. ,
Steiver will selic, nh;sI nreuoht, oaloms
goods "'-" 'l'ekehs ana household
SATURDAY. Feb. I6, three n lies nortb.west of
Mddleburg on the homestead farm Of
Enoch Bingaman, Soloms Kuhns will seli 2
horses, head Of cattle and farming imnlc-
ments.
THURSDAY, Feb, 81. Q miles northwest of
Richfeld, Mrs. Amanda Herald will sell 4
horses, cows young cattle and farming
implements
WEDNESDAY, Feb %. one-fourth mile east Of
e,ss muiel cows and a. ,arn;n o;ai,ne VIII sell two
""'''' w" """ '"' "'"s implements.
FEBRUARY 2s and MARCH | and 9. Mt @. ".
Meek's store AZ selinsgrove, Frank b. Rine
., in,d ", NortSern Grown Nv SnT pa,v"te SAFE car
reasonahie reaa nrice 'eo" fo'a'oes AZ
ppIo.w ~ W.,phI ,ooo o..,.v,
FRIDAY, Marcn H. isOO' one-haif mile west OF
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-02-07

A FEW schemng politicians IN Snyder County
want to give the nomination for President judy,
to the present incumbent, Republican voter, dc
you want Union County tohave the Judge for 4O
years? That will make 50 years Of Snyder Coun-
ty's existence without Il Judge. 60 years with
out President Judge. just think oft.
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lS. 1.-two votes are given for ono
person for the same office on any bal
lot, but one of said votes shall be coup,-
ed.
10. Each voters name shall he. mn,
on the sheet for voters names and
numbered by the clerk, and CORES.
ponding number be put on the ballot
by the inspector, who shall place the
ballots in the box as received.
20. 1t shall be the duty of the elec.
ton board to make public proclama.
ton, Immediately after counting tho
ballots, of the number of votes cast for
each candidate for each particular of.
flee; and 1t shall be the further duty
OF the return judge to return, under the
certificate of the election board, the re.
turn sheet, oaths, poll list, and tally.
sheet to the meeting of the return
judges.
q. The return judges are to meet nj
the Court House in Middleburv, Penn
sylvania, the Monday following the
primary election, at one o'clock D. m,
-. The Printing Committee shall
consist of one person for each Republi
can newspaper of the county, of which
the County Committee treasurer shall
be chairman "eX-officio."
y. The chairman shall call the COM
mittee together when in his Judgment
the business of the committee requires
1t, or he may be required to do upon the
written request of five or more commit.
teemen representing at least 5 different
districts. The retiring chairman shall
call the new committee together for
permanent organization, within 30 DAYS
after their election.
"a. These rules can not be cbonged
except the concurrence of two-thirds of
the members of The committee nj :, ro-
gularly called meeting and not then
unless thirty days notice has been civ.
Ell of the proposed change.
.. The foregoing rules 90 into eflec
from this date.
G. w. WAGENsELLER,
Il. A. WAGNER,
B. F. ARBoGAsT.
Middleburgh, Pa, Jan. Is, 1898.
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lT was represented that Potter and his friends
did not want to allow other candidates to register
That is a mistake. All that Potter wanted 5
fair and square deal so that no candidate ., d
lose both Union and Snyder Counties and still to
be nominated Judge.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-02-07

A GOOD judge righteous court, lower court
expenses home talent elevated, honor and Justice
sustained, these and more is what A. w. Potter
stands for Can youturnal these down?
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-02-07

The Posi- does not need Mummy Lesher 10
shape its destiny on any public questions. The
Times has the reputation Of having lost all I
article. ~
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-02-07

A. W. OTTER, hy actual experience at tn,
bar, acquired broad legal knowledge that hi
opponent lacks. Give us an experienced attorney
for Judge