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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-11-12
Economical Chestnut
Sunbury, Pa.

lORrliANS COURT SALE OF REAL ESPA rE
| ny virtue OF an order issued by the Or.
phans Court OF snyder county, Pa, the under
signed administrators OF the estate of Euns
| klngler. late of Penn Township, SNYDER 20
Pa will ofTerat Public Sale on Tract no T. ne,
Rows Church NJ salem on Saturday December
| 5th. 1903.
| The following described real estate. to wit
Tract, NO. l-Sit ate in Penn Township
snyder Co, Pa. and bounded on the South by
land OF the Salem Church and heirs of Henry
Meyer, deceased, on the West by land Of Rem.
jamn Stctler; North by heirs OF Samuel Luck
decd, OF joel Luck and OF Benz. Stetlcr: Eas,
| by Benjamin Ter, joel Luck and Land of
salem Church, Con aiming 80 acres a ID - per
the tract are erected frame dwelling horsc
bank barn and minor out buildings.
| Tract No. G-Situaie in Penn twp SNYDER
Co., Pa, bounded on the South by land OF
| Henry Laudenslagcr, heirs OF Samuel EnsIe
| deceased and OF SAMUEL Row West bv j. n
I.audenslager and Daniel Boyer North by NJ.
| L. kratzer and John Fett1r East bv John Row
and James Stahl, con al ling ~ acres ard 81
perches. more or less. wuereon are erected n
frame dwelling house, bank barn and minor
| out buildings. iacres are in timber
Tract No. 8.-Situate in Penn Twp, Sny Ter
Co. Pa and bounded on the East by land OF
Gathan kiinger, Simon Herman. Henry ood
ley, and q +, Herman South by G. Kratzcr
West by NJ X: Herman; North by William
Brousc and Nathan Klinglcr, Containing 81
acres and 10 perches, more or less, wheieon
are erected q frame dwelling house, bank barn
and miuor ont buildings. Ten acrcs are in
timber
Tract No. i.--Stuate in Union Twp. Union
Co.. Pa, aud bounded North by lands OF Geo
Oldt Chas Il. Oldt and Jerome Odt. formerly
the jenkins tract East hy lands OF Charles T.
George. and Jerome O'dt, OF Michael Sccbold,
Michael Oldts heirs South by Michael Oldts
heirs and John Oldt: West by Chas. Oldt; CON
tanning 223 acres, more or less, whrrcon are
erected log frame house bank barn q I'd minor
ont buildings. l0d acres are in timber.
Tract No, 5-Situa'e In Penn Towns Iip Sny.
der Co, Pa, and bounded on the East by land
OF the heirs OF Solomon Knouse, deceased
South by Phares licrman; West ny heirs of
Henry OFT. deceased North by jeremiah App !;
containing 25 acres and l55 perches having no
buildings on the same.
Tract NO. 6.-situate in Penn Twp, Snyder
Co Pa, bounded East by land of Phares Her
man, Solomon kn0use heirs. Henry Reed and
Mrs. G. w. Benfer South by =. =. Maurer
West and North by solomon Knouse heirs. con-
tanning "a acres. and So perchcs. more or less
having no buildings except n lime kiln she'd
Two acres are In timber.
There Is u never failing supply OF water on
oil OF the above tracts.
Sale to commence at IL O'Clock OF said day
when terms will be made known nv
B. +. KLINGLER,
y. A. kLINGLER,
s. L. KLINGLER.
Administrators
A. B. Keck, Auctioneer
Chas, p. Ulrich, Attorney.
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SELINSGROVE.

W. \, Moyer who is employed
by Il Bridge Co. at Pittsburg, wa,
home with his mother Tor Il week
recently.
DIR. Will Ulsh and wife attcnde,
the funeral of his grandfather
Isaac UIsh at Beaver Springs.
Major Rohbacl and wife hav,
taken a trip to York and Lancaster
counties.
Harry Alleman spent several days
with his parents last week.
Mrs. Fryling, who attended tn,
funeral of her brother, u. II. Het,
trick, returned to her home las'
week.
DR.. Spangler and wife have tax.
en- a trip to Fulton Co. to visit hi:
brother, who resides there.
G. Z. Ulrich, Esq. was "A visitor
to the city of Brotherly Love.
Ex-Sheriif Eisenhart of Shamokil
was in town one day last week.
Miss Vic. Doebler is on a visit tc
her brother near Hazelton.
The Reform Choir gave a supper
in the Opera House Saturday even.
ing. 1t is reported that they clear.
ed about seventy dollars.
The surprise party given by Mrs.
Ed. Taylor in honor of her daugh.
ter was largely attended and an en-
.ioyable time was had.
r. S. Meiser made a flying trip
to Phila. and New York last week.
A branch Of the Scranton Cores
pondence school has been opened
in town.
Miss Jessie Brewer, a returned
missionary from India, delivered a
splendid address in Trinity Lutherr
Church Monday evening.
Mrs. Harvey Strawser is on d
visit to Washington, d. c.
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SWIM EFORp.

l.. q Smith left Monday for Turtle
Creek, uear Pitlsburg where he has
secured employment IA au operator fol
the p. Il. X.
III L. Beaver and wife of Nini0udale
Cambria Co, are here, preparatory to
moving to the above place.
G,o. Laul, wife and SON Rupert o!
Berwick, spent few days in town
Recently.
Mis-. G. \. Rathfou and Miss Lillian
Amig, attended the fuueral OF Mrs,
J I'm naincs zee Bilger lntermcnt
WAS made nj Beaver springs Gene,
terry.
W. Il. Wiucy aud family attended
the funeral at Ricnlield of Mr.. Wiury'~
mother on SATURDAY.
Miss Myrtle BowcrsoX of near CcL-
Jrcvilc, spent Friday with her uncle,
James Shuman.
j. +. Shannon has gone to Aliurata
where he is engaged rs II plasterer.
J. ". Swartz aud family drove to
rroXelville Sunday.
w. b. Winey shipped several ear
load of cross ties last week.
Miss Minnie BOwersOX, who has
been at BeavertOwn for some weeks,
has returned to her home near Mid
dleburg.
Boyd Kaufman, who was on the
sick list, has returned to his work
again in J. w. Swartz's store.
Harry Bingaman and II. w. Smith
spent Sunday evening out of town.
f.. +. Breinninger of Lewistown has
secured employment in town. He cal
make the mortar fly.
The Middleburg Water Co, laid of
sixty men Saturday rs their work was
almost completed.
II. V. Mitchell of Lewistown spent {
few days in town last week with rela
tives.
II. B. Shambach and better half at
tended services at Boyer's Church OF
last Sabbath.
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Mrs. Chls. I.an,lis { York +

Mrs. Chas. Lands f York, Pa.
is visiting friends and relative, in
town.
W. w. Rou,h went To Sunhury
Saturday.
VIM Ike .lrr, wife and son wen,
to l.iverp, O., Ia attend the funeral
of Daisy Coombe
John Fie'd-, ,nr ucw Associ It,
Judge, WAS up ut LrWi>tnwn and i,
now sick in bed with chill. W,
nope he will S"on get better.
a. {, Smith ANA f'mi'y took =
drive To Bravcrtrwm SUNDAY after
noon.
The Indian Summer Is here a,
last.
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The Posi- has just added a feature
that had been dropped. When the
elder Rev. Talmage died we feared the
young man would rot come up to the
usual standard of sermons, so we
dropped the Talmage sermons. We
now take them up again. The sermons
are fully as interesting as those Of his
father. Do not fail to read DR.. Tai
mage's sermons every week. This fca-
ture alone is an added expense of fifty
dollars II year. Nothing is too good
for the readers of the POST. Look out
for another new feature shortly. 1t j.
going to come soon.
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MILLioN9 -.F EiFV.ED


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his ''... u,. Harvard .oyMty
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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-11-12
Three Mlddies Dismissed For Hszino.

Washington, No. THE secretary
Of the navy has si"1ed the orders dis
missing Midshipmei Joseph Drum
mond Little. John i.enry LoAand and
Earl Worden Chaffec from the service
Of the United States. All three mid
shipmen were members of the frst
class at the Naval Academy. T.ey
were convicted by courtmartial on he
charge of hazing. Little was app at-
ed from Ohio, Lofland from lowe md
Chaffee from Wisconsin. all in l. J.
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GERMAN EMPEROR
OPERATED ON
Polypus Removed From His Larynx
By Professor Schmidt.
BULLETINS CAUSED SURPRISE

Berlin, NOV. g.-EmperOr William
underwent an operation for the re.
moval of a polypus from his larvnx.
The operation was performed by Pro.
fessor Mortyz Schmidt and was en-.
trcly successful The only inconvcn.
ience suffered by his majesty is that
he has been enioined not To sneak I'M
til the wound caused by the operation
has been healed. The bulletins an.
nouuciug the result of the operation
caused much establishment. even
amcug court officials. who had no sus-
piricL tat his majesty was suffering
from any affection of the throat. The
emperor himself appears not to have
known o. the s1uw.h in his larynX
until tow tavs ago. and to have
s.l,.,l ne discomfort froa, L.
The North German Gazette pub.
Iislcs the r,rr,'., ., Professor Johannes
Qrth. the famous ca. ,r ss,.ialist.
Who succeeded the late Prof, ,r Vir.
chow in the chair OF uatholugical an
atomy in the University of Berlin.
l Ibi N,lI VIZ 81 Illdi't' n I'ltlbsNbIl'Ii
examination. which shows that the
polypuS consisted Of ~ SOFT con
nCCtiNC tissue Cuntaini, very few
cells. This tissue wa. covered all
over with scale opith, .um. sharply
defined from the tissue. \ portion Of
TIE connective tissue G. IS conta. .nCd
fine brown pivmontcd gr mules, " IN
evidently were the result of f., er
slight hcmorrhagos. The polypus als0
contained a large number of ,.Ia-
walled curpusclcs.
ut Is. therefore" saws Pre-. ,,or
Orth. "only a question of a /. ign
connective tissue polypus."
The Court Circular made the fr,'ow.
ing announcement: The en!.cf,r
went for walk. No guests were in.
vited to luncheon or dinner. but Count
Won Buclow. the imperial chancellor.
was the empcrors guest at luncheon
today"
The emperor received Count Won
Buelow ana afterwards lunched with
the empress and the count in his bed.
room. Count Won Buelow found the
emperor as chatty and animated az
usual. The emperor wore a dressing
gown instead of a coat. He took loud
foods and did not indulge in tie
courses served. His general health
has never been so good. He has not
felt the ear affection which troubled
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-11-12
NO NEW AMERICAN CARDINAL
Merry del Val and Mgr. CaIlalari Re.
ceive the Red Hat.

Merry del Val and Mgr. CaIlalari Re.
ceiVe the Red Hat.
Rome, Nov. l0.-Thc first secret CON
fiStory of the new pontiiicatc has been
held. No American cardinal was ap-
pointed. Several appointments Of arch
bishops and bishops were made, in
Guiding that OF the Rev. J. J. Harty as
archbishop OF Manila, Philippine Isl
andS, who received the palllum at an
extra consistory when he came to
Rome for conservation The Rev. Pc
dro, Gonzales y Estrada was appointed
bishop Of Havana. and the Right Rev.
MdXimilian Reynoso Delcoral for
merly bishop OF Tulancingo, Mexico,
was appointed titular bishop OF Noce3-
aree.
The appointment OF the two car
dinals. Mgr Merry del Val. the papal
secretary OF state, and Mgr Callegari.
archbishop Of Padua. was announced
by the pope, who SAID In Latin;
What have you to say" In response
the cardinals raised their caps as a
sign Of affirmation on their part.
This was all, so every doubt was laid
at rest for the present regarding the
appointment Of another American car
dinal.
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KREAM Err.

Mrs. j. Miller and sister of Paxi.
nos came to visit their parents Tues.
day.
Grover Smith was home from
Lewistown Tuesday.
w. w. Roush, wife, and Mrs
Jairus Roush took a drive to Mid
dleburg Wednesday evening.
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!; f. Hane of Shamokiu Dam was :,
Iuuty Seat visitor last week.
/. Spaugler has been located al
kw Enterprise, Bedford Co., IA.
HI. u. Bilger of ia 'lison township,
|, in town "Wednesday of last week.
\. Gute'ius who had been EN-
byed ar pittsburg came home last
BIZ.
keachcrs Institute will begin Mon
h Noy. &Jth. The complete prcgra,
/ be eannounced shortly.
Nm. ii. Shindel left last week to AS
ne his new position with the Mcr-
hnts' National Bank of Shamokin,
)Iiss Jennie Freed and lady friend OF
bshiuglon township, We're enter
ned last week by A. NJ. Garman and
e.
Sheriff SampseIl made trip on pro-
kionaI business to Selinsgrove and
ion township, on Thursday of last
ek.
lr Reichenbach, the judge of the
ttion board of Union township
pped in last Wednesday to pay for
am Rife's copy tf the PosT.
J. Mocschln of Sunbury was in
idleburg lust Thursday in company
h A. II. Whitmer Of Selinsgrovc.
; former dropped III to pay his re-
cts to the POsT.
latham Shambach of Port Trevorton
hammer horse shoe nail to a
kht red heat. He successfully ex-
tied this feat to u number of his
hds.
F., J. a. and 5. r. Klingler, ad-
listrators of Enos. Klingler were at
County Seat, Wednesday of last
X and got an order to sell real es-
There are six valuable tracts and
will find their advertisement in
PosT,
be veteran teamster Geo. w. Coy
reeburg passed our office with his
horse team 'aden with Il granite
bumcnt weighing two tons, for the
al lot Of Hopnia Sampsell at Cen
i.le, Pa. The monument was pur-
d from VIM. Meyer u Son, 10y
". Sampsell and Sheriff Chas.
amp,cII.
Pm Il. Troup Of Mt. Pleasant Mills,
Dunn of Richiield, II. f.. Portz-
or Meiscryiile, Aaron Howell and
is ". Roush of Mt. Pleasant
". w. Pawliug of Middleburg
Abraham Krouse of Selinsgrove
lat this Office Wednesday of last
and paid their subscriptions.
w subscriptions were received ty
last Wednesday from Name Cell
of Sunbury and Mary a. Board
OF East Sharpsburg. These were
lctcd, but they are welcome never
>. The rea ders of the Posi- will
favor upon their friends out
the county, if they will tell them
Interesting the Posi- is every
We will appreciate such favors
Ill reciprocate such kindness by
our endeavors to improve the
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Apology.

Owing to the fact that onr entire
H., force assisted at the fire nearly
Il afternoon Monday, it l~s been
Opossible for us TO put in type All
L correspondence, and we trust
AT our readers and correspondent,
hi u,r,ion us as this mmis>iou j.
Iireh due 10 an errand of mere.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-11-12
Planning Mill Fire.

lday afternoon Stetler's planning
as discovered to be on fire. The
whistles blew and about 800 peo-
|peared upon the scene. For a
tLe wind was fierce and the fire
|ehed total destruction of the mill
and all the handsome residen-
Inc Flats. BY fierce fighting and
work the fire was stopped at the
roper.
'he finished product of the plant
machinery had been removed
he mill. About $4,000 feet OF
large number of collins and
iiOer sheds were totally destroy
'etler Brothers loss will amount
oor $4,000. No insurance. G..
'ihieourger lost the alley build
MS lot and G. III. Steininger
ed small loss.
wafer had not yet been turned
reservoir and if it had been,
re no hose or connections that
yer er can be used.
1.uhlOury fire department was
:, ana IN 10 minutes. the outfit,
Iu all, was at the Sunbury de-
y ay 10 start. At that time, the
poh a favorable turn and the or
countermanded.
ie furniture had been removed
number of the houses in the
anu some of It had been dam
rough handling.
BROS. extend their heartfelt
~ al who SO earnestly assisted
. the mill part Of the plant.
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Cuts In All RolIina Mills.

Lancaster, Pa. Nov. 9.-Notices r.ere
posted at the Columbia rolling m / OF
a reduction Of wages of puddlers t .om
$3.50 to "a per ton. The new scale
goes into effect on November %. SINH.
lar notices will be posted in all the
mills of Eastern Pennsylvania.
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GENERAL MARKETS

phi'a'o'rh,. rr. Vow o. - T'oa'
was steady. winter s2I,r..uc. SG
80; Penn ,,aN I.ll.r ,.a~, $&51
m&5,; C'. mills, r..oE, FL75nt
Rl" AoW "'s u.,, - S. '5 per 30,
Wheat wa. M.D. SO. . Penn y,yaui:
rvd new. ,,'. ',f3l.C. '.rn Was trm,
No. yellow, local E. 5Ac. Oau
were quiet, 80. white. ,.Yu'd. i&C.-
Iowrr grades. -. Hay "a stnady
No. timothy. $l6Q l6.5 for large
bales Beef was steady, hams
S2o0 II. Pork was firm; far r, $2O.50
Live poultry. hens, llG ''.: ola
roosters DC. Dressed poulti choice
fowls. lie; old roosters, Sc Gutter
was steady; creamery, 23c pc" pound
Eggs were steady: New Nur. and
Pennsylvania, 29c. dO2. Potatoc, we're
steady; per bushcl. 53u $50.
Baltimore, Nd, Nov. lO.-Whct 'ras
dull and lower, spot contr; =
S4iac.; spot No. red west, q
S5c. steamer 40. 2 red, a.. ~.
southern, by srnple, 70Q -
on grade, 7JQS, &c. Corn W 'ady;
spot, i9&,d AZ G.; steamc! miyed
47A q 4Sc.; sou'lern white corn. 5OG
54c. do, yello corn, 500 5ic. Oats
were dull and ;ier; No. white, 41k
q 42c.; No 2 ixed, 400 4Oi2c. Rye
was firm; No. =, 5SRc.; No. 2 west.
srn, 59l2c.
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Mitchell Also Denies Il.

Boston, Nov. 10.-"There is not a Bit
Of truth in 1t, SO far as I am con
cerned," was the comment made DIV
John Mitchell. with reference to Q W..
port that he would become a meulhe,
OF the cabinet Of President Roosszas
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-11-12
SCHNEE.

Adla and Clemma Ge!nrtt of
Melscrville passed through town
Friday.
Mrs. A. +. Schnee and daughter,
hera, OF kantz spent Il few days in
town last week.
}. a. Shaded of Fremont is de-
ing some work for Albert Schnee
tnis week.
Clayton Steffen who was cmploved
in Sunbury this summer returned
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PORT TREvoRToN.

Revival services will commence
in the Zion Church Monday even
ng Nov 16.
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Friends of 1.-The Post"

l. IL zimmerman Nov | lJNt
Geo X Moarz Sept 1904
plllip Moyrr Nor ! 1905
+ Eva Baker Sept . 1901
+ \ Stuck April Is 1904
Adam Goldon June | 1901
l. t. Paving Ja" | zoos
VIM lIoutz June - l9uI
Nc,uc & llerrold sept ii 1904
; ii Lash Oct | 1904
I II Nichols Oct | 1901
John Icttcr Jan 1901
ii G. lIornbergcr Oct | 1904
Henry MeiScr Oct | 1904
pcrcival Rcichenbach Oct | 1904
John ) Shower, Oct 1904
+ ii Arnold Oct 1904
) Is Arnold Oct | 1904
j Harry kreitzer Jan | 1903
Jonathan Letller Oct | 1904
Priscilla Brubakcr Oct | 1904
Francis Newman Oct | 1904
Geo S Rine Oct | 1904
VIM Bergev Oct 1904
Clinton Reichcnbach Oct | 1901
John III Sutlel Oct 1904
Sallie Heintzelman Oct ii 1904
Ammon Sholley Oct II 1904
J ID Swineford Oct II 1904
j f Rienard Oct II 1904
j B Portzlire Oct 10 1901
l. S Brown Oct 10 1904
Ii IL Swartz Oct l5 1904
Mary f Potts Oct Is 1904
Fred Leach Oct 10 1904
VIM l. Srtllel Sept | 1901
Jacob b Ramer Oct 10 1904
5 j Straub Jan | 1904
| f Burkey April 10 1904
John krebs Oct Is 1904
Iohn p Fisher Oc, l6 1904
Philip Dreese Oct | 1904
George Tharp Nov l 1904
Jacob Rissinger Jan | 1904
Mrs Ed Wilmer Nov II 1896
Er,nl, G,urlpr Ian 20 1904
I,,,Uo rrn1,t,,on Nav 1oOl
con Y v,or+y,I Mar ! 1901
+ y G,;,.r,J lam - 1900
Wm r,r,, la, 1904
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900,
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A. B. kcck, Auctioneer;
Chas, p. Ulrich, Attorney,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-12-09
JORDAN TO ADDRESS
THE FARMERS TO-DAY
Interesting Meeting VIII be Held al
City Hall and All Farmers of
District Should Attend.

Hon Harvie Jordan, director of the
Farmers institute Of iiaG 9it VIII ar
ne in brunswick tod ~ ans will de
liver al address az lie city hall to-
day He will be met at the depot by
Il delegation from the GlyDn County
Agricultural.
This address should be of much in
terest and importance to the farmers
of this district and it is hoped that a
large crowd will be present to hear
this noted speaker, who is SO well
posted on farming interests in the
state and section.
Mr.. Jordan is now on tour OF the
state delivering these addresses and he
has been given a very cordial recep
ton in other cities, and it is urgently
hoped that our farmers will see the
importance of attending the meeting
here today
Duding his stay i'll the city he VIII
be the guest of friends, who will en-
deayor to make trip here a pleasant
one.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-12-09
He ADDRESSED
THE MEMS CLUB
b
J. S. Stewart, of Athens,
was Guest of the Club
Last Night
MADE AN INTERESTING TALK
Mr.. Stewart is in the City in the In
terest Of State Educational Work.
Paid City Tribute for Having
Such an Organization.

The Mems club held their regular
weekly meeting in the old academy
building on Mansfield street last night.
j. S. Stewart, state educator, who ar
rived in the city ye iterday morning,
was present at the m citing. A motion
prevailed that the program arrang-
ed for the night be eferred until the
next regular meetiD of the club and
Mr.. Stewart, at the invitation of the
club, delivered an dress, and spoke
for some time on Il , good in a COM
munity Of such an organizatin as the
Mems club. He sail that he was glad
tO see that Brunswick had such a
tlourinshing organization of this kind
and thought it one of the best things
in the world for the upbuilding and
uplifting of community. He was
closely followed during his talk by
Fthe members of the club present, and
received liberal applause at the con-
clusiCn of his address.
The program which was arranged
for last night, including a discussion
on trusts, will be carried out on next
Tuesday night.
The members of the club last night
were also much surprised and pleas,
ed atsthe ilnpFoyed condition Of hs
Club rooms, the Improvement having
been made during the past few weeks
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-12-09
MORE MONEY FOR
EXPERIMENT STATION
Congressman BrantIey is Working fol
an Additional Appropriation
of 5000.

A private letter from Hon. w. G.
Brantley recently received in Way
cross incorporates the following state
ment. 1t will be good news to this
section:
"In reference to- the syrup station
at Waycross, the department of aSri
culture will ask an emergency appro
priation of $4,000 to be Immediately
available, for the purpose of covering
losses on the station this year. The
cost of the station was greater than
was anticipated, que in part TO the de
lay in getting the machinery and oW
ing TO the late start, and there VIII
probably be a loss instead OF a profit
in operating it. The department vii
also ask an appropriation OF $4,000
for the purpose of continuing the sta
ton, next year 1t will oe my pleasure
to urge the granting Of those approprl
ations."
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-12-09
Michigan Farmers in Session.

Lancing Mich. Dec. 9.-The annual
meeting of the Michigan State Asso-
ciation Of Farmers Clubs in session
here is well attended by delegates
from almost every county Of the state
The sessions, which are being held
in the senate chamber of the state
capitol, will continue until Thursday
and promises to be replete with inter
esting papers, addresses and discus
sions on quetions OF paramount in
terest to- those engaged in agricultu
raj pursuits.