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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1902-03-27
MIR. MahOn's Endorsement.
Chambersburg Public Opinion.

Chambersburg Public Opinion.
The convention on Tuesday could do no more
than endorse Honorable T. M. Mahon for re-
nomination for Congressman from the Eighteenth
district His name was the only one heard prior
to the convention in connection with the nOm;-
nation and, of course the endorsement was assur-
ed. The absence Of all opposition to him is
cause for congratulation among the Republicans
of the county, for it would be circumstance to
be deplored if any opposition would assume the
proportions of vigorous contest, which might
cause some dissatisfaction and would necessitate
Mr.. Mahon's winning by defeating some other
Franklin county Republican. As it stands now
he will win the nomination in the district, but il
he is compelled to defeat another candidate il
will be one from another, and not his home
county.
That he will win his nomination is a certainty
Any opposition to him that exists is weak
sporadic and futile. He will have for him more
than enough of the conferees from the severs
counties of the district to insure his denomination
for Congress, where he has served with such
ability and fidelity for FIVE terms. His return
for his sixth term will be deserved honor, il
which all of his friends rejoice.
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A habit of constantly looking upon the dark
side of things, of thinking something terrible is
going to happen, that we are unfortunate, that
fate is against us, that we were born under an
unlucky star, and that our lives are comparative
failures habit of thinking that we, perhaps.
are not so smart as others who have succeeded,
and that we have over estimated our ability I; in
other words, habit of worrying or Of self-depre-
citation will, after a while, dwarf the highest
ideals.-April Success"
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Yes, said the western man, there are several
patches of country still left out our way that
will c'-;'', few million Of people each. There
is LITTLE section up in Wyoming, for instance,
known as the Big Horn Basin, which has just
been opened up by new line of the Burlington
railroad. 1t covers about $4,000 square miles.
It's larger than New York state. Three times
as large as Denmark. Twice as large as Bavaria.
1t is covered with beautiful streams, never
failing water supply and the soil is as rich as any
in the world. The possibilities for irrigation
there are enormous and three big irrigation
bitches are built already. Oh !yes, there are a
few scraps Of real good country left. We won't
be crowded of the earth yet awhile.
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PAXTONVILLE.

H. A. Howell and family of
Lewistown were visitors recently.
Miss. Hattie Shambach did some
shopping in Middleburgh Thurs
day.
Mrs. Jacob Haine and Miss Mary
Feese of Beaverton were visitors here
Saturday.
Mrs. Chas. Hare and daughter
Marie of Harrisburg are visiting
Mrs. H's mother and relatives here.
Mrs. Mary Howell is on the sick
list and is receiveing medical aid from
DR.. Herman of Middleburgh.
,, Mrs. Hattie Howell of Beaver
town visited her grandmother here
Thursday.
r. A. NJ. Harner spent several
days at South Danville recently Wis
iting his daughter Edith.
Rev. Diehl preached very in
teresting sermon at Hassingers
chnrch, Sunday, A. NJ, and Rev.
Crumling, P. F., delivered a very
able sermon in the Evangelical
church in Paxtonville Sunday even
! ing. The Lords Supper was also
celebrated.
Uriah Howell and Frederick
Bingaman Of Beavertown were Wis
itors in town Sunday.
X. W. Gift Of Bloomsbury spent
several days here visiting his father
Lincoln Erdley Of New Berlir
visited Mrs. Erdley's mother Sun
day.
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WEST BEAVER.

Garden digging will be next on
the program, if the weather only
continues as it has been for the past
few days.
Hon P. F. Reigle was seen at this
end last week enjoying himself with
a bowl of oyster soup sitting on a
wheel barrow.
Samuel Baumgardner expects to
locate in spring township and farm
for Ad. Goss this spring.
John H. Wagner of Bea vertowr
spent last Sunday with his biother.
in-law, Mason Knipp, atLowell, Pa
Ralph Hoofnogle of Vira, Mifflir
Co., was here Saturday moving hi
household goods to the former place
Mis- Viola Steely has been spend.
ing a few weeks in Belleville, Milf
lin Co., visiting friends.
Some Of our weather prophet
claim a white Easter, will tell latel
on.
There will be an entertainment
held at the ridge school house OF
next Friday evening, for the bene
it Of all who see fit to attend. L
Baker, clown.
J. j. Nerhood expects to move t
Mcclure on the first Of April.
Our supervisors have been busy
repairing bridges for the past fo
weeks, there are lots Of them needed
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An insurgent proclamation has hAely bssn
found in the Philippines which says Tie United
States is in the midst Of civil war that the
coal miners have riscn against the government
and in battle at Chicago 1900 soldiers were
killed that President Roosevelt was to be do
posed and CDR" Bryan proclaimed President
March 4 that Russia had declared war against
the United States and that Germany would furn-
ish arms and ammunition to the Filipinos if they
would only hold ont
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SELINSGROVE.

The Choral society of Trinity
Lutheran Church will render Far
mer's Mass on Easter Sunday even
ing in the Church.
Mrs. VIM. Lutz had q stroke of
apoplexy Monday of last week, but
we learn that she is slowly improv-
ing.
Miss Mildred Focht is home with
her parents during the Easter vaca-
ton. She was one of the Fire Brig
ade at Bryn Mawr College at the
time Of the fire last week.
Most of the students have left for
their home for the Easter vacation.
Mrs. Rev. Hilbish and Eyer Lutz
were called home on account of the
sickness Of their mother, Mrs. VIM.
Lutz.
F. L. Holmes of Olean, N. Y,
spent several days with his parents
recently.
Mrs. Eisenhuth and daughter are
on a visit to her former home, Will
Jamestown.
s. Weis, who was to Phila. and
New York, returned home last week
with fine stock Of goods.
A number Of our people were al
the conference of 8. s. workers, held
at your town on Friday afternoon
and evening.
Last Sunday was a fine day all
that could be desired. The frs,
clear Sunday we had since the 3rd
Sunday Of February.
J. Il. Forester has been appoint.
ed assessor in placeof V. Bolig, who
has resigned.
The Sunbury people seem very
anxious to have the cup won by oul
dcbatcrs, saying "that they were en-
titled to II that unless we give it uT
they would never debate with VI
any more" Had our people lost !
there would have been nothing more
said, the cup however will remair
here until won by some one else.
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CENTREvILLE.

The farmers are getting ready to
plow and do other spring work but
the cold suap has changed the plans
of some.
Quite few of our young men
~ill leave town this spring and 60 to
places where they have secured EN-
ploymen..
Our town was visited by many
salesmen during the past week.
All had encouraging news and
were anxious to sell goods.
There has been considerable sick
ness in this vicinity the past few
weeks. Drs. Dimm and Steans at
tendedsome cases.
This is good time to prune trees
and grape vines. Spraying fruit
trees with a burdeaux mixture now
would prevent fungus disease and
curl leaf. An ounce Of prevention
is worth pound of cure.
"Ed."I L. Herman Of the New
Berlin Reporter" was in town Fri.
day.
Miss Dessie Sampsel and Estella
Troutman were to Middleburg Sat
rday and Sunday.
Mrs. Russell Christine and daugh.
ter Of Alifflinbnrg we're the guests oi
d. +. Bingaman and wife Saturday
Mrs. Elou Shook and children o.
TroxeIville visited s. g. Bingamar
and family one day last week.
T.. r. Hartman who had been work
ing in Lewistown came home las
week.
J. G. Showers Of Susquehanr;
University Is spending his Easte
vacation at home.
The following we're visitors II
town Sunday. Johu Bingaman anc
wife, FreeJurg, Jonathan Alnssci
and wife, Kramer, at -, T.. BiDga
mans, DR.. G.. &, Mohn and family
Lamclion, At JEo. MobHs.
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LITERARY NOTES.
SUCCESS.

The May issue Of "Success" will contain the
first of an important series Of articles on culture
in the home, which have been specially written
for this magazine by Mary Lowe Dickson, Mar
garet E. Sangster, Harrset Prescott Spoford,
Lille Devereux Blake, Charlotte Perkins Gilman,
Christine Terhune Herrick, Lillian Whiting, and
May Wright Sewell.
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Can't Keep II secret

TIE splendid work Of DR.. Kings
New Life Pills il coming to light.
No such grand remedy for Liver and
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BIliousness, Jaundice and Indiges-
ton. Try them. &c at Middleburg
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In selecting boy from score of applicants,
shrewd employer will take the one who gets
to his subject directly, states it concisely, with
the fewest words, outlines his position briefly
and stands or falls by it, and does no. bore him
by telling Of the great things he has accomplish
ed or of what he can do.-''Success" for April.
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MIDDLEBuRen MAJ
ExECUTRIx'S NOTICE.-Notis

ExECUTRIX'S NOTICE.-Notic
- given that letters testamentaryJ
tste Of George Campbell, late Of Y
ship, Snyder Co., Pa, decd, hav'
In due form Of law TO the undersigr
ell indebted 10 said estate should l
diate payment and those having n
Il should present them duly auth
D. W. CAMPBELL 1
Watsontown, Pc, March IA, 1902.
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STATE OF Ono, CRY OF
TOLEDO, LUCAS County.

STATE OF Ono, Cry OF i
TOLEDO. LUCAS County.
Frank J. Cheney makes 4
he is the senior partner Of
Of f. j. Cheney 4 Co., dol
ness in the city Of Toledo
and state aforesaid, and
said firm will pay the sum|
Hundred Dollars for each d
case of Catairh that cannot|
by the use Of Halls Catad
FRANK j. UH|
Sworn to before me and
ed in my presence, this 6ta|
December, A. d. 1886,
(-) A. w. GLEAS
}ss@ts} Notary
Halls Catarrh Cure is tall
nally and acts directly on II
and mucous surfaces of ths
Send for testimonials, free.
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Tols(
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Republican Standing Committee.
NUMBER 13

Adams-.C.P. Fiss, J. 7. shawver.
Bcaver-Chas. K Dreese, II. ii. Faust.
Beaver west-J. W. Baker, David Renninger.
Centre-w. A. Napp. L. @. Btngam.n.
Chapman-Joseph Long. T. K. Leight.
Frsnklin-J. c. Hack kenburG, g. r StetleH.
Jackson-J. s. Yearick, VIM. Martin.
Middleburg-Fank specht, Banks W. Yoder.
Middlecreek-M X. Erdley, J. M. Maurer.
Monroe-H. C. Hendricks. II. +. Fisher.
Penn-Joseph II. Hendricks. l. N. Jarrett.
Perry-A. W. Valentine, II. f. Boyer.
Selin.gsove-J. Frank Keller, J. A. Ludwig.
spring-C. X. Klose, ID. Harrison Shook.
union-J. q. Stahl.
Washington--w. +. Brown, Myron \. Meyer.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1902-03-27

A billion dses not strike the average mind as
very great number in this day of billion dollar
trusts, yet German scientist has computed that
at lO:4O a. m., April 80, billion minutes will
have elapsed since the birth of Christ.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1902-03-27

A St. Louis scientist who has been investigat-
ing the matter announce that smoke abatement
can be easily accomplished. The most effective
method to do away with all factory smoke, at
trade policy.
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Mi.applied Genius.

"If," said the talkative critic, "the
clever persons who write advertise
ments for fiction would write the
books our literature would be i'm.
proved."-N. Y. Herald.
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Hereafter, when the American girls father
refuses to let her attend certain party she can
take some comfort in the fact that it is not so
hard as having to give up a coronation as Miss
Roosevelt di
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WANTED

Reliable man for Man1
Branch Office we wish VI
this vicinity. Here is a d
ing for the right man. K1
good reference when writ1
The IA. Z. Norris whols1
CINCINNATI. OH
illustrated catalogue 4 cu
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Poor Food for Thought.

Maj. Pickwick--I say, Hawkins, what
do you think Of that cigar gave you?
Hawkins (weakly)--I don't want TO
think Of It at all; I'm trying to forget
it.-Tit-Bits.
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Playing safe.

Mrs. Ncwed-The cook has left and
| will have TO get the dinner myself.
What shnll / cook for yon, dcnr2
Ncwcd--Oh. anything that you know
I don't like. Chicago Daily News.
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Ass,pnee's Notice.

In re assigned estate OF
Elizabeth A. BarneS,
doing business -
John A. Barner, agent.
Notice 10 hereby given that
Barncr, doing business as job
agent, Of West Perry township, sI
Pennsylvania, has mado an assig
her property and effects, for the y
CT editors 70 the undersigned.
That all persons knowing then
Indebted TO said estate are rcquers.
Immediate payment, and those y
will present them duly authcntici,
mcnt. k. a. 0AkMA''i
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A Pity.

Cassidy-Phwere are yez going IN
thot new suit?
Casey-Oi'm going to ask old man
Flanagan for his daughters hand.
Cassidy-Th' divil! Ut seems pity
to ruin new suit thot way.-Puck.
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Adams MIrglylngu.

Adam--I say, Eve.
Evc--Well?
Adam--Do you think there Is any.
thing In that saying that clothes make
the man?--Town Topics.
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SALE REGISTER

Notices Of sales wi,i be inserted
this heading when the bills arc priI
office. When the bills are not priI
oflice 80 Cents will be carged. Pens
ing to have sale should select dst
IL inserted In this column.
SATURDAY. MARCH ~, one-halil
Ahne, John T. Shetterly will 4
2cOws and farming implement
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It's Possible.

II don't think they'll do anythias
with Baduns, the policy king, who hes
been arrested"
"No? Why?"
"Oh, he's 80 used to issuing them
that he will probably be able to even
give justice shp."-N. Y. Times.
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Worn Worth Hayinx.

Tourist-There's worm in Hawaii
that eats hardwood and destroys all
the pianos.
Blifltins-We have a piano-where
can I get one Of those worms?-Town
Topics.
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! NJ. George Kenmn has translated for The
OUTLOOK, under the title ''NapoIeouder," aqueef
traditional or folklore story long current smong
Russian peasants and lately put into literary form
BY Mr. AmphitestroH, who hasjust been exiledt to
Siberia for publishing another peasant story re-
garded by the authorities as covert attack on
the Government or imperial family. The story
is printed in The OUTKooK's Aprile Magazine
Number.
sCRIBNER's.
Scribner's Magazine for April begins new
novel BY Richard Harding Davis-an event of
the first Importance 10 all lovers Of good fiction.
"Captain Macklin," which 3egins in this num-
Der, is the longest novel written by Mr.. Davis
and is his first since "SOlder of Fortune" 1t is
his most mature work, and narrates the adven-
ture of young West Pointer who was dismissed
from the Academy and went to Honduras to make
name for himself as soldier with body Of
revolutionsts 1t is romantic and adventurous
in every page, and the development Of the hero
from his "club' stage to selfreliant soldier is
depicted with even more skill than Mr.. Davis
has heretofore shown,-whlch means that it is q
triumph in narrative fiction. This installment
and all others will be illustrated by Walter
Appleton Clark. The story will run through
six numbers.
LADIES HONE JOURNAL.
Chief among gtheattractive features ofthe Easter
Ladies' Home Journal is the opening installment
of Helen Keler's own story of her life. The fact
that this, and all the autobiography which is te
follow, were actually written by the wonderful
girl herself is only equaled by the remarkable
literary merit other production. The;e is a de
lightful personal article about "'rhe President
Daughter" accompanied by hitertn unpublished
picture of Miss Roosevelt, and pretty story Of th
singing Of Easter carols in New York belfr,
on Easter morning. Neltje Blonchan tells "Wh!
the birds Come and &c" and The Journals tw'
splendid serials, ''Thoee Days in Old Virginia
and ssThe Russells in Chicago" are given space
The new childrens department. called 'The Good
Time Garden" begins in this number. Mr.. Bol
discusses several timely subjects on the editoria
page, chief among them the growing tendency Q
the American father to neglect the championshi
Of his children. The illustrations, which arebeau
tiful and numerous, include one of Mr.. Taylor
exquisite pictures of Southern life, and doubl
page Of college girls at their studies. The depart
ments are more interesting and helpful than eve'
The beautiful Easter cover is the work Of A.
Foringer. By The Publishing Company, Phila
dephia. Ten cents copy; one dollar year.
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Dizzy?

Then your liver isn't acting
well. You suffer from bilious
ness, constipation. Ayers
Pills act directly on the liver.
For 60 years they have been
the Standard Family Pill.
Small doses cure. All ndaasss;sl.,.. ase;
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1902-11-06
MICKEY HAS STRONG LEAD
Plurality for Republican Candidate for Gov,
Srnor Will Rul Into Thousands.
FIVE CoNGREsSwEN ARE REPUBLICAN
LeEislature In Both Branches Has nm
Overwhelming Republican Major
ity and FusiOnists VIII
Feel Lonesome.

Additional returns but serve to increase
the estimate Of Mr.. Mickey's plurality for
governor. Forty-nine counties complete,
including Douglas, give him a plurality Of
2,I74.- These same counties two years ago
gave Dietrich a plurality of S69. This year
Dietrich's plurality in Douglas is converted
into a plurality OF 2.4OO for Thompson
From this it can be readily seen that the
up country is giving Mickey a plurality
largely in excess Of that given Dietrich two
years ago, and the estimate OF mis- plurality
made by the state committee, 5000 to 1000.
is not excessive.
-4Ineomplete Returns from many districts
make an absolutely accurate estimate on
the legislature difficult. The most reliable
figures indicate the two houses will stand
about as follows:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1902-11-06
LOSS OF LIFE is NOT HEAVY
Destruction of Crops and Property In
Guatemala g., However,
very Great.

GUATEMALA CITY. Nov. 5.-Details OF
the recent eruption Of the Santa Maria vol
cano show that there was little loss Of life.
When the earthquake shocks began the
day before the eruption the Inhabitants Of
the surrounding countrv fed, leaving about
all OF their possession .hind. The coun-
try for q radius cf o tn. IS around the
volcano is covered WITT ~ and ashes
several feet deep Fully IL ~. :. cat
tie and sheep perished.
The great coffee crop, which y.
for picking, was completely destroys
50 also were many coffee trees.
A second crater has been discovered on
the side Of the volcano. A strong odor Of
sulphur permeates the atmosphere for
radi'.s Of thirty miles. The explosions and
earthquake shocks continued four days and
we're felt all over the republic. The coun-
try Is covered with q mantel Of ashes re-
sembling snow.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1902-11-06
Forecast for Nebraska-Partly Cloudy: Va.
riabls Winds
FIGHT HARVESTER |
TRUST
Minnesota Company Formed with
SIX Million Capital TO Break
Combine.

ST PAUL, Nov. 5.-The Minnesota Har-
vester company was incorporated here to-
day with capital Of $4,000 600. Its object
is said 10 be to fight the big harvester
combination. II embraces American Grass
Twine company interests and a number
OF eastern capitalists.
The incorporators are: c. A. Severance.
Robert E Olds and Charles W. Withee.
who with f. B. kellogg ana .Aifrod 7.
Efsberg compose the board of directors
These are ali ST. Paul men. Kellogg and
Severance are Of the law firm with which
the late Senator Davis was connected. The
others are their subordinates The identity
OF the real promoters is not disclosed.
Mr.. O'Shaugh ennessey. vice president OF
the American Grass Twine company, is
sued statement today. outlining that the
new company is independent OF the COM
bination of harvester companies.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1902-11-06
CALIFORNIA

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 5.-Complete re-
turns from San Francisco and partial re-
turns from all over the state indicate
that George G. Pardee. the republican nom
inee for governor. is elected by 1000 or
5000. The plurality OF 5000 given by San
Francisco 10 p. X. Lane. the democratic
nominee. has been almost wiped out by
republican msjorities in the interior coun-
ties. The republican vote for Pardee in
southern California has undoubtedly elected
Pardee.
The legislature, which will choose a
United States senator is largely republican
IN Joint ballot.
The republicans have lost two congress
men' Kahn in the Fourth and Loud in the
Fifth districts. The delegation nov stands:
Republicans. 4: democratic and union la
Dor. 2 doubtful. 9