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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-05-09
AWEEK's NEWS CONDENSED.
Wednesday, May 4.

A combine Of all stove factories in
the country is being perfected.
King Edward OF Great Britain con-
templates the purchase of Mme. PATHS
castle in Wales.
Fire destroyed the home Of Joseph
Parton at Hurdville. Ont, and hve
children were burned to death.
The fight of Buffalo ministers
against Sunday opening Of Pan-Ameri-
can exposition has been abandoned.
Governor Dietrich, OF Nebraska, has
resigned to accept the United States
senatorship, and Lieutenant Governor
E. P. Savage succeeds him.
Thursday, May 2.
The Pan-American exposition at Buff
falo was opened today, though incom-
plete.
The Twenty-second volunteer in
fantry was mustered out yesterday at
San Francisco.
A bill introduced in the Florida leg
islature combines the general features
OF the South Carolina and Alabama
dispensary laws.
President Errazuris, of Chile, is in
i'll health, and will turn over the presl-
dental duties to the prime minister,
Senor Anibal Zanartu.
Amos Stirling, William Perry and
Henry Ivory are under sentence of
death for the murder Of Prof. White,
in Philadelphia, last May.
Friday. May 3.
The wages Of glass workers are to be
increased Is per cent.
The indemnity to be paid by China
has been fixed at $273,0O0,00O.
At Wyoming, Pa, yesterday John
Sickler, a farm hand, was struck by
lightning and killed.
Mrs Rebecca Packard, aged 1O5, died
Wednesday night at her home in Cov-
ington, Tioga county, Pa.
w. H. Moore, ex-city clerk Of Ports
mouth, N. H., was arrested charged
with embezzling city funds.
Mrs. Mary Sankey, mother Of Ira D.
Sankey, the world famous evangelist
and singer, died at her home in New
Castle, Pa, yesterday. aged 80.
Saturday, May 4.
London's population is 4,536,034 an
increase Of 3OS, ut since 1891.
W. s. Coursey, private secretary to
War Secretary Root. has resigned.
The Illinois Central has announced
a liberal system Of pensions for super
annuated employees.
Forty thousand Italian emigrants, ac-
cordng to Rome newspaper, are
booked to leave for the United States
this month.
Mrs. Fenton, widow Of Ex-Governor
and United States Senator Reuben Fem
ton, died at her home in Jamestown, N.
Y. aged rs years.
Mrs. Rathbun, who poisoned her hus-
band with coffee intended for her par
amour, John Hart, was sentenced, at
New Haven. to life imprisonment.
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GENERAL MARKETS.

Philadelphia, May 6.-Flour In light de-
mand winter superfine, s210a2.25 Penn
sylvania roller clear, S3Q3.30; city mills
extra, s24Oa2.6O. Rye flour steady at $29(
per barrel for choice Pennsylvania
Wheat quiet and steady; No. 2 red, spot
7shd7Siac. Corn weak; No. 2 mixed. spot
49l5d49%c.: No. 2 yellow, for local trade
b2q52Ac. Oats slow; No. white. clipped
34c.; No. 2 yellow, for local trade, SEQ
52Ac. Hay steady; choice timothy Sl7Gl
$3.50 for large bales. Beef steady; beet
hams s19.5Od2O. Pork quiet; family, sl7G.
17.50. Lard steady; western steamed $S.35
GS40. Live poultry quoted at 1ll2c. for
hens, 7laQSc. for old roosters. 13Ql5c. for
winter chickens. 23Q2Sc. for spring chick
ems and 1Oc. for ducks. Dressed poultry
(fresh killed. at lie. for choice fowls, &c.
for old roosters. 25d35c. for nearby broil-
ers, 1Odl3c. for frozen chickens and 1OQ
l2c. for frozen turkeys. Butter strong;
creamery 15q19c.; factory. l1Ql3c.; imita-
tion creamery, 13d17c.: New York dairy.
i5d1sc. fancy Pennsylvania prints jobbing
at 23a26c.; do. extra, 23c. Cheese steady;
fancy large colored, 10l1c.; do. do, white.
l0AqIl0lac.; fancy small, colorsd, 11iac.
do. do. white. 1lAc. Eggs firm; New
York and Pennsylvania, 14c.; southern.
11a12hc.; western, storage. Ac.; western,
regular packed, 13l13lsc. Potatoes steady
Jerseys. SOC. .Qsl.371f; New York, $1.2ba1 75:
Long Island, $SG5; Jersey sweets, $l.5OD
ESQ. Cabbages steady; New York. $l2Q16
per ton.
East Liberty, Pa. May o.-Cattle slow
and lower: extra, $5.4oa5.eo; prime. $500
$50; good. AsOM5.10. Hogs slow and low
er; prime mediums. $685. best Yorkers,
$sd5.s5; light. do. $5.7595.so; heavy hogs,
@.soQ5.so; good pigs, $5.7505.75; skips. $3.50
0S.2s; roushs. S4qb4o. Sheep lower: best
wsthers. A.S0Q440: common, $103.s0:
choice lambs. $5Q6.l5; common 10 good,
C.60@4s0; veal calves. 35.50G6.
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President Mckinley has received the Cuba
50 kindly that they will return home delghtc,
with their visit. The President is undoubt,v
y one Of the most charming men personals
that the country has ever produced.
Secretary Hay will be acting on certaint,
when he submits propositions for new istI-
mian canal treaty to Great Britain as two-thrd
of the Senators have told him just what sort OF
treaty they are willing to vote to ratify.
By appearances from the Selinsgrove Times
last week we infer that Editor Lesher must b.,
afflicted with torpid liver or else has been to
Hickory Corners.
The Job printing department Of this Office IS
well equipped to execute with neatness and des-
patch all orders, whether large or small, for ali
kinds ofprinting. DO not send your orders away
to larger places for neat work. The Posi- turns
out as neat work as any city Office, and by
reason of lower rents and cheap living expenses,
can save your money on every order. Give us
a chance to show you what we can do
THE "hobo" question is getting little dan
gereous fer tramps who want to make living
by preyng upon the generosity of the public.
There is no occasion for vagrancy in Pennsyl-
vania. When any one is poor and not able to
work the Overseers will provide for them right
at their own home. Men who are able to tramp
over the country are able to work and they
should be compelled to work or pay the penalty
of ideness-starvation.
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Mon day, May q.

The army in the Philippines is to b,
reduced to 10000 men.
The wife Of Gen. Cronje, the impris
oned Boer leader, has become insane.
Sir Thomas Upton is confident tina
Shamrock II will capture the Ameri
cas- cup.
The national federal committee ha.
voted against general strike Of thu
miners in France.
President Mckinley arrived at E
Paso, Tex, yesterday and received
Gen. Hernandez, Of Mexico, the repre-
sentative OF President Diaz.
The finance committee Of the cit,
council OF Colorado Springs, Colo, re-
ports a shortage Of $4,000 In the ac
counts Of City Treasurer Moses T. Hale
Tuesday, May7.
Operations have been begun in the
zinc mines near Fall Branch, Tenn.
On and after May Is all port charges
in Colombia will be payable in gold
The Duke and Duchess OF Cornwall
and York landed at Melbourne, Aus.
tralia, yesterday.
Specials from all over Iowa ant
neighboring portions of Illinois report
great damage to property by heavy
transforms Sunday and Monday.
Forty-six cases Of smallpox now exist
in Metropolis, Ills, and the mayor has
issued proclamation forbidding pub.
lie gatherings. Schools are closed.
Grace Dietzel, aged 10 years. was
burned to death while assisting her
mother prepare breakfast on gasoline
stove yesterday at her home in Har-
risburg.
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A HOLOCAUST IN CHICAGO.
Seven DsaA and Three Fatally Ia
jured-A Faith Hcaler's Folly.

jured-A Faith Hcaler's Folly.
Chicago, May 8.-Seven persons were
burned to death, three fatally Injured
and several others slightly burned and
otherwise injured in a fire that d.
stroyed three story apartment build
ing at 1916 Marquette aveuue, South
Chicago, early yesterday.
The dead: Mrs. Josephine Cooley;
Mabel Cooley, aged years. daughter
Of Mrs. Cooley; Annie Cooley, Is
months old, daughter Of Mrs. Cooley;
Peter Zook, owner Of the building;
Mrs. Peter Zook, Victoria Zook and
Nicholas Zook.
The fire was fraught with an Incl
dent Of the most distressing character
The little 2-year-old daughter Of
Christensen, who lived on the third
floor, was terribly burned, her left arm
and her face being roasted. Her father,
a follower of DR.. Dowie, refused to al
low the little one to have medical at
tention, and fought desperately when
she was taken from him. He clung to
the burned arm of the child, and part
Of the flesh was torn from the member.
When finally the police forced him to
give up the little one he cursed them
and prayed that they might be punish
ed for subjecting his child to the world
ly science of medicine. The father was
knocked down by some person in the
crowd and barely escaped lynching.
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ballot Reform Conference.

Harrisburg, May IA conference Oe
tween the Republican and Democrats
leaders Of Pennsylvania on ballot re-
form legislation, headed by Senator
Quay and Col. Guffey, was held laS
night at the executive mansion. Ihe
conference came to a close aite'
midnight without reaching definite
agreement. Both parties agreed thai
the party circle should be dropped anu
that the party columns should remain
as they are on the present ballot. Inc
difference Of opinion is over assistanc'
to illiterate voters.
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LITERARY NOTES.
COSMOPOLITAN.

No broader distinction can be made between
men than that which divides them into two
classes. To the first class belong those who al
ways have good excuse why the thing required
cannot be done. The second class is composed of
those who manage to do. Foremost in this latter
class stands out the figure of Gen. De Wet. AL
len Sangree who has just returned from the
Tramsvaal draw a vivid picture Of the character
of this most remarkable general of modern times
for the may Cosmopolitan, and the article is Illus
tratel with the most complete collection of phot
ographS and drawings vet published.
OUTLOOK.
THE Outlook is making point of publishing
in each of its monthly illustrated issues, portraits
and brief sketches ofmen and women of immediate
interest. The May issue contains fine portraits
of Goycnor Odell, the Countess Tolstoi, the new
Acknowledgement Knox, Prince Ito Uhe Japanes
statesman) Mr.. Ben Foster, whose painting
Iulled by the Murmuring Stream, is one of
two American landscapes recently purchased by
the French government torthe Luxembourg: por-
traits of the men who have made the Pan Ameri
can Exposition at Buffalo possible are also nclud-
ed. (S3 year. THE OUTLOOK COMPANY, 2S7
FOURTH AVENUE, New York;
REVIEW OF REVIEWS.
Two articles in the May Rerie,c Of Reriems
deal with the Russo-Japanese situation. Mr.
Charles Johnston explains in detail Russa's ap-
perient readiness for waras shown by her state of
preparation on the military as we'll as the naval
side. Mr. Samuel E. Moffett, on the other hand,
describes Japan's navy, which has made truly
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LBAPN TELEGRAPHY Gsmnsisisi Gss ns,,ssfr and end
vice. Typewriting Course Free. Paying Posi-
tons Guaranteed. Catalogue Free. Fisk Tele.
graph school, Lebanon. Pa. 3-7.2m.
Death of Ex-President Prado.

Paris, May 7.-Mariano Ignacio Pra-
do, ex-president Of Peru, died in Paris
yesterday, aged rs. He participated in
Gen. Castilla's revolution against
EcheniQue's government in 1854. He
marched against Lima in 1865 and en-
tered the capital Nov. 6 at the head of
victorious army. On Nov. 26 he de-
clared himself dictator and was sub
seQuently elected constitutional presi-
dent by the Peruvian congress. He was
again elected president in 1876.
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EDITORS GOOD RISKS.

DESPITE the numerous case, Of as,aul,
- ne aSlap-r editors recently >a,- the +
burg News, II l. comforting to note that the
suranre nl,'ouics have not Vel paced ,nemim
class of extra hazardous risks" along uitr
men who drive nitrog Ecerine wagons, 20 hr
Ing with gr,enhorrs in ,he Adlou,lac,, or cn
upon Il course ut instruction AT IT., West p,
academy.
The editor j. no ordinary moral und the
s'lrance companies have done ">eI, in keep,
him among the 'preterred risks" Az editor g..
stand almost any shock except, possibly, /,
payment in full by IA subscriber who has allow.
his bill to rnr for ten years. .
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Dispute Over a Presentation Flag

Dispute Over a Presentation Flag.
Is.:0.. may a dispute has arisen
- - Ne e.ssscaEy Of ths aag which
Queen Victoria presented to the hos.
pital ship Maine. Mrs. George Corn.
wallis West (Lady Randolph Church.
ilD asserts that 1t belongs to her and
Mr.. Bernard Baker. owner Of the ves-
sol, declares tlAt Il b his property.
Ths flag is now IN Lady Randolph'S
possession. and Mr.. Bakers efforts to
secure it have proved futile. Lady
Randolph, while claiming the flag as
her own, has intimated her willingness
to send 1t to the United States govern
ment to be placed as a relic in some
national museum.
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A Novel BeQuest.

Paris. May THE late Count o.
Ouen de Pierrecourt, whose fanny
dates back to William the Conquerol'
bequsatehd to the city Of Rouen D"
fortune Of 10000. 900 francs on the nov.
81 condition that the city annually sHs
- marriage gift Of 100000 francs 70 :
couple Of giants, in order to regensi
Ats the human species. The candiaa,s.
are to be medically examined ana w
healthiest couple will bs chosen. !.
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Conser Applauds Minister WI.

Chicago, May minister WI is a
hero, and is entitled to the lasting
gratitude Of every American citizen
The statement now being circulated
that I ever challenged his truthfulness
Or his honesty Of intention b abso-
lutely false" In these words MAI. E
II. Conger, United States minister to
China, disposes Of the charge that he
10 at enmity with WI Ting Fang. Min
lister Conger arrived here last night on
his way to Washington.
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Brave Engineer Killed, Thirty Hurt

Brave Engineer Killed, Thirty h"'"
Ottumwa, Ia, May IA Burlins'O'
passenger train, while passing Thaya
a small town IS miles east Of Creston,
struck an engine attached to frelsn
train which was endeavoring to 3"
out Of the way by backing on the slo
track and was derailed, killing ~
gineer 8. D. Brown, Of Burlington an'
injuring 30 people. All but the WV
rear cars Of the passenger train left tl'
rails and rolled down 20 foot eur
bankment. Engineer Brown stuck "
his engine in the face Of certain dea'D'
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Suicide of Profligate German Count

Hoboken, N. j., May 7.-Josepi
Joerge, who committed suicide here
Sunday night by taking carbolic acid,
is said to be a member of the German
nobility, rightfully entitled to call him
oslf a count. A sister lives in Mainl
Germany, and his brother-t1-laN i'
Count Won Zurlich, said to b. = priv
councillor to the kaiser. Josrge can'
to this country seven years ago, since
which time he has been in receipt Of
quarterly remittances, the last to the
amount Of $500 having come to him two
weeks ago. This sum he is said 70
have squandered in less than week
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SUSQUEHANNA UNIVERSITY.

w ~ ARE in receipt of the annual cata-
w 'logue of Susquehanna University,
Selinsgrove for 19OO.1. 1t contains S6 pages
attendance during the past year. The growth Of
this institution has been marvellous 1t now
r anks among the best colleges of the state.
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England. War Cssunlttc.

London. May THE war Office Of
ficially gives out the total number of
deaths in the South African war at
ia officers and 14,264 men. Four Of
ficers and 314 men have been invalided
home and subsequently died. and 2,493
non-commissioned officers and men
have left the service unfit for duty.
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Heavy Claims For Maine Victims.

Washington, May IA claim was filed
with the Spanish claims commission
yesterday in behalf Of Harry McCann,
a seaman on the Ill fated Maine when
she was blown up In Havana harbor.
asking $4,000 for injuries sustained
by him in consequence of the explo-
sion. A claim Of $4,000 was filed in
behalf Of Catharine Burns, whose son,
corporal Of marines, was killed by
the same explosion. Butler and Har-
wood, Of New York city, who filed the
claims, base them on the ground that
Spain directly or BY reason Of negli-
gence was responsible for the explo-
sion.
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A Noteworthy Sealing Season.

st. Johns, N. F., May THE sea-
sons seal fishery came to a close last
night with the arrival at this port of
the sealer Virginia Lake. The total
catch was s50.000 seals, valued at $780,
900. There was not q single fatality
or serious accident among the 5000
men engaged, and only one vessel. the
Hope, was lost
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LEGAL ADVERTISTNr
C0urt Pr0ClaIn atinn

W EREAS the Hon. Harold N A.
" r. es dent Judge o! the judicial nn'laNI
'mpuscd of the COUNTIES OF S,yI "sn9
i,on and Peter +. Riegle and ~ i4|
Ring, T. a.. AssTtute J ,d .seS in ana Gen.
r county. have issued their urec.,t wy M.
tie the 9th day " Apr \. D.. ION t'H1s
'cctcd Tor he holding uiau Orphans, ~ b" ne
urt OF Common Pleas, court ut Over Vur d
'Ie- an General Court oi q uurtrr s.. Ve.
Peace, a. Nj 'dIrhur.h. Tor m. ',"0' d
nyicr. "n the first Monday. (bein,, '.n %. VI
"i June l90l). and to CONTINUE nm, id
N,tccis therefore herety given 10 M, ,geeS
Justices OF the Peace aud Coustahlns oph
~ the county m Snyder. ( appe,, a1d
Dper person with their rolls. records uh
N, examinations ana nther rcmemi.E Ela
i' those things which ot their utilc" .hrs
or hchnli partnin to te douc and :, INh
II pe sons prosecuting In behalf of ,lo ut,'se'
,iiwealth against IN, person ~ pcrsnn. Va
tired to he thc' and thsr lIIendin, '" y
r'ing without leave a thei periI w.. lt
requeSteh To he puhctual iu their afro ls,.es
ne appointed time agree hlN to notir. ''e
live under my hand e." Sealat tho ~,
're In Middlet urgh, the ith dav ", m
w.. an" thousand nine hundred one. "F
G. W ROW. Shqra
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Murderess Applies For n Pension.

Poughkeepsie, N. Y, May 7.-Lizzie
Halliday, Of Monticello, murderess
now in the Mattewan asylum for life,
has employed lawyer to prosecute a
claim for widows pension, her hus-
band. whom she killed, having been a
soldier. The novel question is raised !:
Can a widow receive pension when
she became a widow through her own
act Of murder!" Her attorney says
there Is nothing in the law to exclude
her.
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To Reorgani.e Columbian Works.

Baltimore, May THE announce
ment was made yesterday that all the
money needed for the reorganization of
the Columbian iron works had been
pledged. Notice has been sent to the
navy department that responsible
company is ready now to guarantee the
completion Of the torpedo boat Tingey.
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N'ddlebnrg, Pa, May /. 1907 ''@

N'hdlebnrg. Pa, May |. 1907
REG1STER'S NOTICES Notice IS nnro,,. -,
~ en that the following named nersons tsa,. s,,
a'ed their Administrators, Gurad,,n ana ~.
"cufors' accounts In the Rng,Stnr's Orico M s.,
dnr county and the same win he nreSnnto4 =.
confirmation and allowance NJ the Cour, uors.
IN NlddlehurCh, Morday, Ju"e rd 1901 "''S
First and inal account ~rB F. Uumms, ~,
NJ fhe administrators OF III estate NJ Sio, wy
tlummel, late OF Monroe township, dccpo.aS'
second and final account OF d. A. Kern an,
q. N Mos IL, administrators # the estate ~; "
George Kern. late Of Middl-hurg, deceased
Acroun' Of II. Harvey Schoch and Howard n
Srhnure, executors OF the last viii and tes,,
Ineh OF May kittera Snyder, late Of sslD,
grove. deceased '"'
First ana f1nal account of Bennvel Wars,
administrator Of the estate Of John showvs,
late Of Adams township, deceased.
First and lnal account OF George Good,,,
and Isaac GOOdl'ng. admin strators OF the 81
tat" Of Charles Cooling, late of Perry town
ship. dpceased. ''"N
First and final account Of Y II. Wagner q,
rcutor Of the estate OF Lewis Ritter. late M IA,
tire township. deceased. wv
First and fnal account OF Mary d. and Cha,
A. Morpr. administrators OF the estate Of Uqn1
Meyer. late OF Penn township deceased '''"'
First and final account OF r. c. Fiss and Davn
j. Jarrett executors OF the estsfe of DAME, IA,
rett. late OF Monroe township deceased,
! First and final account of Irwin r Rom,,
guardian Of Daisy N. and James T, Haf,ev chtI
dren and heirs OF Uriah p. Hafley iate n, 'Sr Sa
llnsgrove, Pa, deceased.
First ana final account OF Robert and vt,.
| HackenburR, executors OF the last will aM
testament Of Sarah A. Hackenburg, late ~ Can
ire township, deceased. ~ '"'' WV
First and flnal account Of James p. Smith a.
| Illustrator NJ the estate OF Violntte RowerOo,
late OF Middleburg, Pa, deceased
First end final account OF SamueI IT strops
executor OF the last Will and Testament Of Ths
Wise. late Of Centre township deceased.
First and final account OF Arnie Fisher o,
ecntrix Of the estate NJ Susan Fisher. late a, "a
llnsgrove, Pa, deceased.
First and final account of T. A, WAGNER a..
acutor OF the last will ant Testament of Rpbpca
Lepley, late OF West Beaver township, deceased
First and final account OF W. II. Swartz o.
e"utor NJ the last will and Testament cf Dlvi
M. Swartz. late Of Chapman township, deed.
First ana final account OF Harrison Miller A.
| m,nlstratorC G T. A. Of the estate OF Samuel C.
Miller late Of Perry township, deceased.
First and final account of Augustus Sfroub
anh Levi Ramer. administrators Of the estate Of
TOBIAS Ramer late OF Chapman township. decd
First and final account OF =. S. Strcuh eyecp.
TOR OF the last Will and tes' ament OF Paul VA
ter, late OF Centre township. deceased.
]. u. WILLIS. Register
MlduleDurg, Pa, May 6. 1901
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remarkable record of growth since the war with
China, seven years ago. Both articles are Illus
trated with pictures cf fighting ships.
LEDGER MONTHLY.
AN excellent preparation for preventing aud
removing freckes and tan, and which will whiten
and refine the skin, prepared thus:
T"re money ..$
'ycerlne.... ounce
Ture citr,c acld ..3 drachms
Essence Of Ambergris drops
Mix the first two by gentle heat. Dissolve the
acid in the spirits and add the essence. When
the first mixture is cold, pnt the two together
and agllate till mingled. This is also excellent
to render the hands soft and white.-SrELLA Stu
ART in MAY LEDGER MONTHLY.
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V1DoWS APPRAISER ENrS -No,,c,.
by given that the following Wldo,r. .rre'
.lisements under tho saoO law. have h",r W
ith the Clerk OF the Orp lans' Conrt y, ~. l.e'
unity for continuation June 5rd, 1901 '' III
Apprasement OF Mrs Lil'oA Uerro,, ,.,,.
Dahlel lierrold, la;e OF Chapman to,,n.l,Vn ".EV
'0vdrr County. Pa, decca ed nlec,"H ,"H u'Nlo
'ken n'der the $500 exemption law " q
Apnraisnment OF Mrs. Ellzaherh Sccs,,,,.
widow oi Benjamin Scesholiz I,to ~, ~. now
township Snyder County, pa drcoas,,,n ,,naNnal
dt"o b" taken under the $500 xcmp,l@,r I,,yr ,,T
Anproisam"nt OF Mrs Amanda Hr,, ,,S,' Sr
ot Low k,ue. la'n OF West Beaver tGvr.,,'
: vd"r county. Pa. deceased oIoo,u, ,uI n. . y
asen under the 1900 exemption law '"' - D.
Aprra'srmnnt Of Mrs. Er'z,hetb c,.,,..
widow of Henry Gnrman, late Of PERRY ,g,-a W.
MP SNYDER Comfy. Pa, decd n,nr,nI ,"tt ~,
'nten under h" 500 exemption law. w ''
AnnraiScmnnt ofMrs Matild, Kinney ,c,,,,
wilson KINNEY, late of Selirsvroyo sad,
county, Pa, deceased, elected to he etol,r',n,s !,
the $3.50 eXemnrion law. 1t "olS
,,,,,,,, CIV SIIINDEI Clerk