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J. 3. LANE,
sepsS wit Faro, ~. G.

WANTED-For U. S. Army, able
bodied, unmarried men, between
ages of p and 80, citizens of United
States, Of good character aoG tempe
rate habits, who can speak, read and
write English. For further informa-
ton, apply to Recruiting Officer,
First National Bank building, Char
lotte, =. c.; Southern Loal ana
Trust building, Greensboro, n. c.;
or 40 Patton Ave, Asheville, N. c.
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1d Ii
Manhattan Life.

OF NEW YORK.
Writes a plain, simple policy that can be
understood by any one who has a
Common School Education.
Ffty-two years of honorable dealing
with policy holders commends this
ffOld RelI&ble'' Company to the in
surfing public,
The Manhattan's Loan Values tat 5 per
cent. interest it's paid-ups, extend
ed Insurance, and Cash Surrender
Values, all written in the policy and
guaranteed are most liberal.
A. r. & CO
State Agents,
Box 654. GoldsDoro. N. G.
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If you r bilious and seeking ad.
uicorc

II yOu WAO OA41OU0 WAN SSOH416 6O-
visers,
Take DeWitt's Little Early Risers,
just before going to bed.
You will find on the morrow
You are rid of your sorrow-
That's all; just enough said.
These famous little pills do not
grippe, but move the bowels gently
and easily. cleansing the liver. Their
tonic effect gives strength to the
glands, preventing n return OF the
disorder. H. Hill b Son.
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The Hague court is hereafter to be
as useful as it has been ornamental.
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Castro'o plonibitive tariff is 6
blockade.
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Marconi is eclipsing both Puck
and Ariel.
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Venezuela is better at floating
loans than ships.
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Marconi performs while Tesla
promises.
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Castro must either arbitrate Or join
the magazine squad.
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&MA4

gE:s . mature ia on every box OF the genuiue
Laxative BromO=Q uiniRe Tablets
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You can always get a few pointers
on insect life from the beehive.
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FOR SALE.

Our store 24x4O and stock of gen
eral merchandise together with lot
containing one acre. Located in one
of the best farming sections of East
ern Carolina. Address,
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Kipling wants none of the Anglo.
German league in his'n.
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80 CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quin1ne Tablets. This
signature ~ on every box, 25.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-06-25

For bee benefit NJ ir.aga,-- AND 9th.
1, h-.rug ro attend De- ".reury-rrr
International Biennial .prr.urion ..
..r 'Htt-t society Hf "G.--ran En-
'a.or p, pe held 80 Denver. col.
.uyN 70 .a. the Pennsylvania Rail
m.i .ompluy Will uu b personally
u.Gurtud -uur -o u-ave. 4ul return.
.4-Iug Philadelphia. -Lu.aSrrr, tar-
-IE Ntooua. ana p.r'-uugg 4uG
.rmru.a,e stations Tl-~,iav. July r..
"ue v'a Olicago and arriving U-u-
.r thursday July Grruru.uc. -Ar
our viii cave Ueuv-r Thursday. .u!v
a-'rWG Pity-uurg, pulAG-.ulIa.
.ua intermediate station. -urIrdsv.
..." .-. special trains at he highest
-lur rf Pullman -upmrnt VIII Jr
-m au .a>t schedule Each rain
"..i ur u charge pi tourist agent
.agperru. and -p,riul informed uag-
-aee master RoUuG-uIp rate. cover
uE transportation 20 Denver. colorado
springs, or Pueblo and return. Pull
uau berth. ana al. necessary meal, IN
lining ar ,u lnd from Denver. will ha
t- .u,Iow~: Harrisburg. su71j. -wo IN
nue berth. s55.-j. each. Altoona. .s6+.5U. .
uv0 IN pue berth. 5000 Zach. Round .
nip rate. covering all ur.'.,---aTv -y- .
n-uses 'u going rip ami uIlruai F.
~-usportuuuu only returning. on rg-i
H.4r trains until August 81. VIII be %. .
..'uw-. Harrisburg, o,+-5. Two ~ owe .
.rrN. r-" -. each. t.unua. - 70 .
... .r r.,. u,.rr' ---.-- ..-r" pa. .r-
...t.. rr,-- from Hil.r points pau|-.
man Recommendations IuG u...~ are.
."r.-si .u.y while tourists -Ee g.l..
Ysnsll trains ~r-...l -.i. -rrl- .r.m
Denver az -aiu,.I uJt- tur -u-ery.-
ions aI space. tickets. ami Ul' .u.r-.
nation, apuIv ,o Nearest palu~v.vau.a /.
'U'r0ad Ticket Agent 1r iirner -nI
.-u. W Bowl. -rurra. H4-~-u-ar
AL4nD Broad street station. }g.iaue.-
plla, Pa.
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HOPNAI SAMPSEL.
OctegOneridn Passes tn the Great Be.
yOnd at PennS Creek.

OctegOneridn Passes to the Great BE,
YOnd at PennS Greek.
Hopnai Sampsel of Penus Creek this
county, was born near New Lisbon,
Ohio Oct. :, 1919 and died Tuesday,
June l6, 1903 aged s3 year. months
and days While yet in his infancy,
his father, George Sampsel, located
near Centervile, where h.- long life
was chiefly spent. He spent some time
in Lancaster Co., Pa, and Bellevue,
Ohio. He owned and operated The
Centreville Mill for more than fifty
years.
At the age Of % years he married
Miss Anna 5hinkel, who vas born
Feb II, 1s2o, in Coventry township,
Chester Co, Pa, the daughter u John
and Mary smith Shinkel, who after
ward moved to Centerville Deceased
was the father of thre. children
I. DR.. James w. -amp-el, norm
March -, 1872 and graduated from
Jefferson Medical College, 1878. He
was married first TO Kate Hartley, who
died Leaving one daughter, Virginia
B., now Mrs. G.. c. smith, Johnson
burg. His second wife, Miss Henrietta
r. Spangler daughter Of George G..
and Mary OcSerl Spaugler, and by
this union he has one SOD, George
Hopnns.
. Charles r. Snmpsell, the preseyt
Sheriff of Snyder county. 4 sawyerI
by trade. married 5aIlie G.. NIiddles
warth. a great atgrand-dauGu;rr of Hon.
Ner MItdleSwarth and lry have Two
childru Irene Bessie lu. stanley
QUAY
8. Ellie -amu-cn. married s-,rr
Chaa..r- Of WhH-' -. .Hu.
coua Pa.
Ia -4..- '.te the iea.ar-. .... WING
and ar-r Republican '. IT'S. .-
-idon,.a vote was east .r nu n.
HARRISON
The uueal took place "-ar .um
bis at. rasidenee. He vq- highly
r--rr...a Id man lno .H. .u.. .f q
large immunity mol. ...
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Mrs. Gathering Nlttenmyer.

Catherine Glass, daughter Of George
and Sarah Brill Glass, was born Apr
p, l'2l, married June X, 1913 10
samuel Witteumyer and died June ~,
1903, at The age of - years month and
p days. Nr. Wittenmyer her hus-
band was born Dec. g. sos. and died
Dec. l0, 1901. At the aye Of IG years
she joined the 'reehurg Lutheran
church and was confirmed oy Rev.
William Garman.
They had hut one son. Waldo. who
was married Dec. o, $50 fo Jennie
Walter now deceased Catherine
Wittenmyer has 3 grandchildren and
one greaj-grand child.
Deceased was enjoying fairly good
health. sunday evening -he fell to
he floor aud was picked up She re-
gained consciousness aud seemed 20
enjoy a good nights rest. About five
o'clock she asked her giand-daughtpr
Mable, whether it was not soon time
to get ~. In a little while breathing
became difficult and life was soon ex-
tinct.
She was the third oldest woman in
this place, Maria Stahluecker, born
June TO- 1919, being the oldest and
Hannah Smith, mother " Benne-
vile born Feb. T.. 1870, being the
second oldest.
Mrs. Wittenmyer vas born pt Free
burg and vas one " family Of eleven
children, all Of whom have lied ex-
cept Fred Glass " Freeburg.
Her brothers are Henry, George,
John and Frederick. The sisters are
susan, married Henry Kumrine; Marv
married Christopher Mover: Elizabeth
married Dauiei Hilbish: Amelia
married Henry boyer Sheriff "
Union County. |ailie, married Henry
:. Boyer PrOthOuOtarv Of SNYDER
County and Phpbe, who died At the.
age nf - wears. =
Mrs. Nittenmyer was member Of
The Lutheran church for sixty wears
aud was an exempt .ry Christian All
her life she took great pleasure in read
ing her bible and church attendance
until she became impracticable thro
enfeeolesf health.
She was recpsnlsss ~ . wef-su sfl
character in this neighborhood, and
ALWAYS heiped others. She made the
world better for having lived in it and
thus performed ones greatest duty 70
Mankind.
The funeral will axe place Thurs
lay afternoon ut one clock
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the others and they surrendered. They
were securely handcuffed and when
searched had seven revoIvers burglar
tools, three hundred rounds ~ cmtrid-
yes, three raz"rs, quantity Of dyno-
mite, pocketbooks and p .argr amount
Of money
When they reached Pot,er-' Mills a
physician examined the wounded man
and found he wa shot through the
neck. He will likely die before morn
ing. The three Others We're brought
here this evening and placed i'm Jail
The gang has been identified a. the
one who gagged man 10y the name If
Zimmerman, at LaUrelton, the other
night and then robbed him.
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+. {. Oberdorf Of Mifrlinburg passed
through this place Friday on his way
home from Col Donlpher's funeral at
Chapman, where he delivered an ad-
dress.
Christian Smith Of Warren, Penna.,
spent Sunday with his cousin, Mrs.
Alice Merit. Mr. Smith is some 20
years Of age, is bank director and a
pleasant gentleman.
Call on a. f.. -'oies in nis new snav-
ing and hair cutting parlor for your
head cleaned with refreshing sham
poo and clean towel 70 each patron
on the north side of Market square Oh
posite Central Hotel Satisfaction guar
anteed. II
WANTED-GOCNG MEN to pre-
pare for Government Positions. Fine
Openings in all Departments. Good
Salaries. Rapid Promotions. Exam
nations sOon. Particulars Free.
Interstate Cor Inst.
5-l6-3m. Cedar Rapids, Ia
The committee on State Permanent
certificate will meet at Freeburg, Pa.
on Thursday aud Friday, June 18th
and 26th, 1903. Teachers who contem-
plate taking the examination should
notify any one Of the undersigned com
mittee.
Miss Rae Meyer.
T. A. StetIer.
A. r. Gilbert.
FOR SALE.-Store room and
dwelling. New building, good busi-
ness stand. Business carried on at
present. For particulars, Address,
an" 206, care of PosT, Middle
burg, Pa. If.
The son of we'll kntwn Philadel-
phia minister had misbehaved. and to
punish him he was not allowed to eat
at the family table. \ small table
was set for him in the corner of the
dining room. When his dinner was
placed before him the little fellow said
very solemnly: ''Lord, I thank Thee
thai Tnou hast spread a table before
me in the presence Of mine enemies
Have you ever read any of Sweden
borg's Works? If not, will you send
me your address enclosing stamp or
two and | will mail Won one of his
books FREE. state whether you want
it in English or in German.
ADoLPH ROEDER,
- Cleveland street.
H. Orange y J. |
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PENNSYLVANIA cHAuLuuUA.


For the Pennsylvania Chautauuua.
Ju be held 1t Mt. ,'rcna. Pa. Juiv l..
To August >, lyu5, the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company viii sell special ex-
c,IrsiOn tickets, from New York. Phila-
delphia. Chestnut Hill. PhUuixvllle.
Wilmington. Perryville. Frederick,
Md. Washington, D. c., East Liberty,
Butler, Indiana, Connelsville, Bedford,
Cleariield, Martinsburg, Belfonte.
Waterford. Cauandaigua, Wilkesbarre.
romhicken, Mt. Carmel, Lykens, aud
principle intermediate points, 70 Mt.
Gretna and return at reduced rates.
Tickets will be sold June 25, TO August
j, inclusive, AMI will be good 10 return
until August l3, inclusive. For speei-
tic rates, consult ticket agents. 2-t
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Palmer 2 ~um...g-.

Palmer Z. S,impiInG promising
young man and . .arpen,.r tird %, bis
home Al kIssimmee sunday morning
at the age of 81 years. He Was l.ltil,-
eel with consumption.
Hewas married.Sept Is, lSa2hv Rev.
J. W. Wetzler Uo Maggie :. HIltiey of
Beavertowu. He is the son of Benz.
Stimeling and n brother of Fred slim
cling of nissimmee aud Ellsworth
Stimeling of Freeburg
Funeral took place "Wednesday ut
Hassinger's Old Lutheran church.
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SWlNEFcRO.

Wilson Good +r .nr Monday in sum
bury.
H W. Smith spent Friday out ot
town.
Born to c. W. Graybm aod wife.
u Son.
Miss Annie Beaver 5 gu the six list
for some time.
Jackson Bailey transacted business
IN town last week
Verua Stuck Of Globe Mills spent
Saturday in town.
Our coal dealers are Tally receiving
coal for the winter.
Sephares Shambach transacted busi-
hess at Lewis5urg Thursday.
Geo. Shaded and Jerome Garman OF
Fremont spent Thursday in town.
Lewis Amig Of S,iu.grove spent
sunday with his brother, Philip Amig.
o,,,, -. '', " ''''' nam '''S' week
- "''''e VII '''''''''' Ut . Spruhed
,r;a5,.h,.r,
10 ranaivad - al -I' '"ring
,,.a,',. @ 'N~sN . 0'' 'o'" VI 1'"es last
s,,,r,,n ,......e,..
..yorsI va.l,,-,,, W ''I,, sPenuIuS ,,'iil
>.,,i' " ~ .,- '.' ''''.''.r uA'P
D.x,. ,,.,,.r.,., ,...,. ne
Of ,es,1.S...,....,., 49, '''.' l'''''e'
bonn ~
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You can yet Wines and Whiskies
anywhere, BCr, when you want the
best, tor Medical use. get a prescription
from your Doctor and 20 to the Mid
dleburg Drug Store for it. If.
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FOUR ROBBERS CAPTURED.
Probably the same Gang that Invaded
The Kreamer Hotel Ten DAYS AGO.
One Man Shot.

| -Four robbers were captured in the
Seven Mountains, Center county on
saturday. The series Of robberies at
kreamer, this county T.aurelton and
Rutherton, Union county, Woodward,
Center Hall and Linden Hall, Center
county, are the offspring Of this gang.
Tho Lewisburg News" Saturday
says
There was great excitement in the
west end on Thursday morning, especi-
ally at Laurelton, when the news was
sent abroad that robbers had paid the
little hamlet visit sometime during
the night.
Mr.. Reno Zimmerman discovered
the burglars by accident at the Laurel
ton Lumber Company's office st Ru-
therton, where the company. big safe
had been blown open and robbed of
several checks, $500 in cash, and
stamps to the amount of 5000, belong
ing to the Rutherton post office. The
checks were found the next morning
In small run, where they had been
thrown by the robbers. Young Zm-
norman, who happened along at this
time on his way home, was set upon
by the burglars and beaten almost in
sensible, and also robbed Of $500.
Leaving one Of their number 10 guard
the half dead young man, the rest Of
the gang went to LaureltOn, where
! they took about $500 worth Of cloth
ing from the store Of A. l.. Reedy
next they visited the Pursley hotel.
Here they carried the small safe out
along the Laurelton Store Co.'S ware
house and blew it open, securing about
$500 in cash and lot of papers of con-
siderable value, most Of which were
later found in Mr.. Henry Hartman's
corn field near by.
They concluded their work by going
t. inc iesTfei.ce 81 Adam 5trahsner,
aloSg the pike, where they helped
themselves 10 ham, bread and milk,
after which they fled Ie.viro mo t.aoa
behind Of the direction they took.
The post office at Woodward, Centre
county wa. broken into rho soIIouinr
night and stamns ~ tho ,r,ou,t -
s15OnO were taken sevsroI t. ,,,,..
also entered r. +. .urnosad tLo+ ,I,t.
wa. the vork If rha - -. I.,.
visited I.aurelton."
A CENTRE COUNTY REPORT
s..ro+,., from, p,,I.e......
S.rrr4ov -h.rfe- NJ. IT,
t,ra.. ..,.nTtia--,n,i - W.
81 man ,,nru,.d , ...,,..-.ra,
brr,,.,,.. uho g.. -, .'..-... ,
h.au .,r,n,i,,f,,, L.. ,'.'
ror;,i,,., ,ba ra.;,I..,, No., ,. .',',' ,''
tbi. .o.rty -'''' '''''S
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NiiddlcJ4.gh, IA.
Engine For safe

\ twelve horss power portable gri,k
Engine is offered at private sale. n
can be seen at Stroptowu. Inquire off
L. ;. STKoUP,
u StTouptown, Pa.
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ely Little Liners.
k,s and the BustIe Of the
b,y Seat, Told in Brief
Paragraphs.

bty Seat, Told In Brief
Paragraphs.
|More or Less Prominent.
80 ponulation and Events Of In
! ,bs, Satisfy Curiosity and
|Appease the Thirst for
News.
be for the PosT.
ktetlcr spent Sunday in Mt.
Tobias spent Sunday intown
Sarents.
| Beaver and family visited
t of town Sunday.
I. Amig of Lewistown is Wis
barents in Franklin.
Snks w. Yoder paid a busi-
To Elizabethville last Fri
bangler is now located at
kille as store keeper and
|I. Potter Saturday returned
iii to her sister in Tioga
pr eye on the "Coming Ev-
nn. Send in your announce
ipka and wife Of Harrisburg
al days in town with their
get pure Wines and Whis-
dical use at the Middleburg
If.
bua Shambach Of Blooms
several days in this place
assinger Of Warren county
d. X. Haas farm for
+ Bessie Sampsel is visit
jim, Mrs. G.. G.. Smith at
hih3 . andr family passed !
vn t%Ehday on their way
lives.
Smith of Beaver Springs |
A. Wetzel of Beavertown |
b Tuesday.
Smith of Johnsonburg |
|uucle, Sheriff Sampsel at
Bay of last week.
,Lurg Drug Store has ad-
line OF pure Wines aud |
medical Use. If.
RmiE OF Lewistown spent |
b his parents and J. L. |
Eirr.
Biekhart and Mrs. II. |
rn are visiting relatives at
and Nicksburg.
rye Kuhn of Kantz spent
g. the past week with his
h phn at the Central Ho-
hry, night operator at this
changed 70 Lewistowu
tight operator at the June
nivcrt to take place of the
t'ing is very nearly COM
contract price Of this job
Doctor for u prescription
MiddIcburg Drug Store
Wines aud Whiskies for
If.
nmri and wi fe of Selius-
"mi'y re-0ujon Saturday
'h' anniversary of their
.lyr and SON Of Penns-
town Monday to buy
h' latter They propose
Waiter oaud,
want to talk to this office
l' w, Middleburg. Or
''p'lon, job Printing and
'n be sent 10y Phone,
y. holig and family of
o' sunday with Banks
0I sister Mrs, Hotten.
'1 OF Reavertowu and
E%Ver Springs, two in
la their respective COM
81 at TIE County Seat Sat
" H,'ouptown, is hand
l"de Of Fertilizers, manu-.
be Baltimore pulverizing
'''ea range from siS to
icons needing u reliable
call ON him. II
u'S : viii witness a noh-
at Wilkes-Rarre, in the
Of the Pennsylvania
'ol'al Association. Grow
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| More or Less Prominent.
! NO Population and Events OF In
! ,bs, satisfy Curiosity and
|avpease the Thirst tor
News.
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be for the PosT.
ktetler spent Sunday in Mt,
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f G. Oberdorf Of MiGlinburg passed
through this place Friday on his way
home from Coz. Donlpher's funeral at
Chapman, where he delivered an ad-
dress.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-24

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