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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-04-09
\ Freight Jumper Killed; Another Hurt

- iSiSHt JuuipSi hiilCu' hHothSi NUT.
Mr.. James Reichenbach, son of
Thomas Reichenbach of Chapman
Township and John Sthal, son of Ed
Stahl of near Nerdilla, Union Town
ship, employees on the Gravel Train
on the Northern Central Il. r., with
head quarters at Millersburg, came to
Georgetown on Thursday evening and
after spending the evening concluded
to jump II freigh train to get home and
did so. Upon arriving at Millersburg,
they jumped of the train right in front
of Buffalo flyer, Rcichenbach had his
head and an arm cut of and died in
stantly. He was buried Sunday at
Chapman.
Stahl was severely hurt about the
head and was taken To the Packer
Hospital at Sunhury. 1t is hoped and
believed he will will recover.
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Word comes from Wake, Ark.
that Rev. Juo J. Cox had a strange
nlalady accompanied by yellow
laundlce For Il Years, physicians
were bntlled and though everything
known to the profession was used,
the trouble remained. One day he
began to use Electric Bitters and in
a week, Il change for the better
came and, at length he was entirely
cured. It's the most reliable medi-
cine for Liver and Kidney trouble.
only SOC and guaranteed by Middle
burg Drug Co., Graybill q Garman
Ri hfield, DR.. j. w. Sampsell Penns
Creek.
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lie tier to J. +. StetIer.
WdMcJurq, Pa.

-'O''"Ou|J, ~.
Dear Sir: The cost of labor is
painting a house is three times the
cost Of the paint. You seem to
save a little when You buy lower
priced paint, but you certainly add
to the cost of labor when YOU pay
for spreading mere gallons,
You don't evey save ON the
paint. Devoc Lead and Zinc costs
a little more than mixed paints, but
it takes fewer gallons, and the cost
is actually less.
Wears longer too-longcr than
mixed paints, longer than lead and
oil.
You don't save cent.
MIR. c, Loch, a painter in Magno-
liza, Miss, writes:
After years Of experiments with
mixed paints, | find that your paint
covers more surface to the gallon
than any | have ever used. For
density and wearing qualities it
cannot be excelled.
Compared with lead and oil: A
house belonging to the late Pres
ident of the Croton River Bank, at
Brewsters, N. v, (cost S3l,OOO)
was painted with lead and oil in 'S4
at the cost Of SlOO. In 'S7-three
years-it was repainted with Devoe
at cost of $3.50. In '97 the house
was still all right.
Results; lead and costs S4OO,
wears three years; Devoe-costs
$50, wears ten years.
Yours truly,
+. w. Devoe & Co.,
New York.
P.S.-P. p. Smith of Sunbury
sells our paint.
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John +. Boyer, Snyder County's
scientific and progressive farmer and
fruit grower, was at the County Seat
last Wednesday.
Landlord j. s. Boop and wife were
at this place Friday. Mr.. b. attended
the horse sale ut Frecburg and Mrs. b,
visited relatives aud friends here.
Willet Arbogast of Shamokin Dam,
while in town with load of household
goods for w. :. Kuhn at the Central
Hotel, paid call at this Office. Call
again.
Robert Hoffman. representing the
Shamokin Packing Co., was in town
Friday night. He is the son of J. +,
Hoffman, who formerly was in bust,
ness in Sclinsgrove.
III. II. FAUST, proprietor of the Cen
trail Hotel, Bcavertown and one of the
members Of the Republican Standing
Committee Of Beaver twp, was at III,
County Scat the latter part Of last
week.
Rev. Sumucl =. Orwig "ud wife %
Watsoatown spent several days of tn,
past week with his brother, Dr. j. w
Orwig and wife. The parson formerly
was the pastor of the Lutheran churcl
and has many friends here who ar,
always glad to see them.
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Owing to the sudden death of the
groom's father, which prevented his
relatives from attending the wedding
OF Samuel Metzgar of Altoona to Miss
Ida Beaver of this place, about six
weeks ago, II wedding party dined at
the home of Gabriel Beaver Saturday.
Those present from n distance were:
SaVuucl Metzgar and wife, William
Metzgar and wife, Harry Metzgar wife
and son, james, {. foreman and wife,
Miss Bessie Metzgar and Mrs. Wat.
son of Pit,sburg.
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The county of Huntingdon recently
entered suit against Miifiin county to
recover from $2l00 to $4,000, which the
former claimed was the share of the
latter in the expenses of running the
county line, but last week the matter
was compromised by Miiilin county
paving to Huntington $3.50.
WANTED: \ Good Cook. Pay
Three Dollars week, Address,
Ills Market Street,
IT. Harrisburg, Pa.
\. X. Gift and John Meyer, ST., have
begun to lay out lots in franklin.
They have provided for street fifty
feet wide from Steininger Bros. Ware
house to Middlecreek and will sell lots
on both sides OF this Street. As there
is a demand for more houses, this is an
opportunity to obtain n home on n
beautiful wide street.
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Driving Out The Enemy

These are the days Of cold, sharp
and sudden, attaching throat and
lungs, and leading to consequences
one does not like to think about.
Avoid tuther cxposior and fight the
enemy of health and comfort with
Perry Davis Painkiller the family
stand by for sixty Yeas. 1t con-
qucrs a cold in u day. See that
YOU get the right article There is
but one p: inkiIler, Perry Davis.
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NUMBER IA.
DUNDORE.

Arbor dry last week was better
observed than usual; many planted
apple, pear, plum, peach and shade
trees, and all feel better for it.
The SuSquehanna coal breaker
has been idle iorthe last sixty days,
and the future is cloudy, but we
may have cheaper coal tor the home
consumption.
John Stahl, who met with an
accident at Millcrsburg last week,
is doing well but his escape was
miracle.
The pcisining Of the Roache
family AS reported 10y the Posr last
week has created quite 4 stir, but
what" the Editor had to take it.
Rev. Keller is conyalcSccnt but
his wife is suffering from the result
of grip.
Maria W. Dundorc has over one
hundred little peeps and does not
believe in mtitical inrubators but
is quite enthusiastic over her buff
rock.
Our merchants driving horse
died and now he think, of going
to Philadelphia to get one to take
his place.
Jacob kcr,tcttcr,, fish all get
away at night which shows con-
cluSivcIy that fish scc better at
nig't than in day time.
Squire Srchrist is shipping eggs
by the hun 'rcd to parties near and
far for hatching.
Our merchant shipped 600 doz.
Easter eggs to Northumberland Co.
ana pays two cents more than
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A Live Wild Swan Captured.

G. w. Portzline and Kohler Meyer
of Meiserville last Thursday captured n
wild swan that was travelling with a
flock of wild geese. The swan could
not keep up with the geese. The prize
was captured alive in the Mahontongo
creek at Abraham Portzline's. 1t is as
white as snow, has black feet and a
very large black bill.
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NJ, " Austin oi Wlnrhes ter, Ind
knew what to do IN the hour oi
need. His wife had sech an unusal
case of stomache and liver trouble,
Physicians could not help her. He
thought Of and tried DR.. Rings New
Life Pills and She got relief at once
and was finally curel. Only 25r, at
Middlebnrg Drug Co., Graybill X
Garman' RlchfeId, Dr. j. w. Samp
sell Penns Greek.
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Democratic Netting.

A small portion of the Democratic
Standing Committee met in Middle
burg at the Central Hotel Saturday
and reelected j. G.. Lesher Chairman,
J. T.. Hummel was elected delegate to
the State Convention.
The date selected for the primary
election was Sept. s and the Conven-
ton Sept. 7th.
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Makes A Glenn SMeen

There's nothing like doiog thing
thoroughly. OF all the Salves you
ever heard OF, Bucklen's Arnica
Salve is the best. 1t sweeps away
and cures Burns, Sores Bruises.
Cuts. Boils, Ulcers, Skin Eruptions
and Piles. It's only 25c, and guar
anteed to give satisfaction by,
Middleburg Drug Co.. Graybill &
Garman, Rdhfield. DR.. j. w, Samp.
sell Penns Greek.
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manager Wanted,

manager Wanted.
Y''hy lady or gentleman to
''lness in this County and
'errltory for well and favor
Il House of solid financial
S-o'oo straight cash salary
ss' paid each Monday by
~ from headquarters. Ex-
ey advanced !; position per.
address Thomas Cooper,
'o'o caxton Building, Chi.
(3-19-7t.)
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|hange of Ownership.

b toinform the general public
)ave bought the entire stock
Merchan disc of r. +. Gift
taken possession April 6.
il shape to do business on
3si.:
ted nuhlfr of marked down
fcH we ar Offering at a bar.
|mf and dfe us, we will save
fyhnd US F you right. We are
tern Citifs this week buying
lew and attractive goods to
present stock.
Yours Very Truly,
GRAYBILL, DOBsON & Co.,
PaXtonville, Pa,
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THE FUTURE REVEALED.
Coming Events Cast Their Shadows
Before.

Before.
The readers of the POST are request
ed to send us announcements of all
events. No charge will be made to
publish the same when the event is OF
public importance.
FRIDAY, April 10, Good Friiay.
SATURDAY, April II, Meeting of Re
publican Standing Committee in
Middleburg,
SATURDAY, April II, Partial Eclipse
Of the moon visible here. Begins
4:26 P. NJ. Ends l0p III.
SUNDAY, April u, Faster.
WEDNESDAY, April l5, the Trout a,
son opens.
THURSDAY, April Is, day set for ad.
journment of the State Legislature.
FRIDAY, April II, Second Arbor Day.
MONDAY, April 2O-3O, Nineteenth
semi-annual Convention, DanviIc
conference of the Evangelical Luth,
eran Ministerium in Selinsgrove
MONDAY, April 27 License Court con.
,yenes in Middleburg.
-. 49,. :. a7- .sni,
birthday.
SATURDAY, May 2 last day to file
widows appraisements and accounts
for confirmation at June Court.
THIRD WEEK in May, District Minis
terial Convention of the United Ev.
angelical Church in Beavertown.
THURSDAY, May 81. Ascension Day
WEDNESDAY,, May q, Republican
State Convention at Harrisburg.
SATURDAY, May 80, Memorial Day
for the Decoration of the Soldiers
graves.
MONDAY, June /, Regular term o
Court opens.
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SVIlNEFORD.

John Hcrhmpn of TroNrlville spent
Thursday in town.
Rev. J. Shambach Of Bloomsl urg
dined at the home Of Philip Amig
Thursday.
Samuel Meiser left for Altoona.
Ralph Wagner has secured employ
mcnt near Dry Valley Cross Roads.
ScphareS Shambach and son, Horace,
transacted some business in town Fri
day.
Mrs. David Spaid is on the sick
list.
Geo. Schalltr is spending some time
with Joe Musser and wife.
Mary BowersoX of Paxtonvillc spent
Friday with her brother, Amos Bower
sox.
Ed. &c-a,;ns arcsyS,Lr. 20 ut Saturday
with $. b. Splitter. some
Mrs. John Libby and Mrs. Foster
Reigle, were to Meiser Thursday.
John +. Smith Of Kreamer was
noticed on our streets Saturday.
Franklin Milling Co., shipped car
load Of flour Friday.
A. kreeger transacted business at
Meiser Friday.
Maggie Shambach of Kissimmee was
visiting relatives in town one day last
week.
Eva Wetzel Of Sunbury spent Satur-
day under the parental roof.
Nergic Bingaman of Centervile is
spending some time with her brother,
John Bingaman.
Chas. Yerger drove to Seinsgrov,
Friday.
Wesley Martin, wife and child OF
Milton are spending some time with
the latter's sister, Mrs. John Hacken.
berg.
Squire Mitchell and John Earnest
of Paxtunvillc were in town Satur
day.
w. \. Smith and Miss Dillie Han,
are on the sick list.
Frank Kreamer spent Monday in
Selinsgrove.
Mrs. James O. Herbster of Beaver
town spent Sunday with Mrs. Foster
l., Smith.
Boyd Kaufman, Swartz's clerk
spent Sunday at his home near Roycr',
bridge.
w. J.. Winey shipped several cal
loads O. ross ties.
Jesse [. Shelly of I[antzs pent sever
al days last week with Samuel Har,
and wife.
c. w. Graybill transacted busines.
at Mcclure Monday.
Emanuel 5. Bowersox of Lindsey
o., who has been visiting friends here
has been sick in bed at the home O
James Shuman.
William Shambach of Kissimmet
was taken to Reading to receive treat
ment for cancer.
B. Fl. Custer and Son began butcher
ing April first.
Samuel Meyer of Philadelphia Il
visiting his son, Waldo.
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|Ihe Central Hotel.

le coming to Middleburg,
well to stop at the Central
Try the Marks Brand of s
ALL RYE WHISKEY,
O' one particle of headache in
pods' The bar is we'll stocked
pdles and Wines. The house
newly refurnished. The table
pplled with the best the mar
and | would be pleased to
W. OF your patronage.
= KUHN, Proprietor,
Central Hotel,
Middleburg, Pa.
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TAVERN LICENSES.

TAVERN LICENSES.
l w A Mohn, Troxelvile.
2 H II Faust, Beavertown.
3 William f Roush, Mcclure.
J f Spanglcr, Penns Creek.
5 ID f Bingaman, Penns Creek.
6 p A Troup, Meiserville.
w II Xerstetter, McKees J Falls.
s M J Fisher, Chapman
9CW Graybill, Swineford
10 Daniel Herman, Kratzerville.
IL Carbon Seebold, Middleburg.
12 w SKuhn, Middleburg.
13 Arlington c. Fisher, Kreamer,
IA Martin Slear, ShamOkin Dam.
Is w w Frymlre, Shamokin Dam.
16 Laura Hartman, Shamokin Dam.
II II & Haas, Mt. Pleasant Mills.
IS Francis Kerstetter, Schnee.
10 Jacob 7. Buck, Selinsgrove.
90 u Il Hetrick, Selinsgrove.
q J b Arbogast, Selinsgrove.
% Edward Taylor, Selinsgrove.
% w f Stahlhecker, Beaver Springs.
"A Adam Arnold, Port Treverton.
25 w IL Schrawder, Port Treverton.
rs Lewis Fisher, Freeburg.
q Geo. w. Weaver, Freeburg.
2S J r Vanhorn, Summit.
DISTILLERS' LICENSE
30 Joseph L. Marks, Swineford.
30 Isaac Shawver, Port Ann.
WHOLESALE LICENSE.
81 Joseph l.. Marks, Swineford.
81 w II Grimm, Freeburg.
80 A II Wilmer, Selinsgrove.
GEO. NJ. SHINDEL, Clerk Q. s., Mid.
dleburg, Pa, April 8, 1908.
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'llcan Standing Committee

ohuihS NViiiuiittSS
Meeting.
publican Standing Committee
county, will meet in the
use Saturday, April il, 1903,
block.
D. ). GEARICK. Chairman.
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k2S>y A. 49, lS.Ss'
F1In LOCAL LACONICS ~

coeboId is putting a third
|tne rear portion of the WASH
puse.
niG.ndcrfer, Dental Grad
,,r,v Of Beaver Springs, Pa,
|,o,yice to the public. He is
With the latest methods in
| All work guaranteed. Of
H., Market Street, in John
kilding. Middleburg, Pa,
Lin May he will visit the
[',vns on days below:
sUoteI, first Monday of each
l,,yertown Hotel, first Tues
hem month; Beaver Springs
ri Tuesday Of each month;
runire House, third We'd
each month H.
tUou.cr, attorneys for Chas.
have brought suit against the
omrony for $4,000 damages
tbe wife of the latter, Hattie
Kline, in the Thompson bus
i the crossing near Lewis
elton February ,.
Alfred Schoch and wife at
] funeral of John Kline at
m last Thursday. He was
face and was one Of the two
inspectors who lett New
ki9 on the bark Asa Packer
b the California gold fields
Horn. Six months were COM
the trip.
ED: A person for kitchen
family of four. Good wages,
WOODLAWN,
Lewistown, Pa.
" how " -ood-look-
,lbor-
ased by the
) for not marry
d 10 make the girl whom the
ct his wife just to show them
bs not adverse to matrimony.
ISN'T to a corner and wrote
cua Il "a. 'fr .ls-
band-wr 90 .. 'epdwere
bers in the club, and the re-
ID one vote for each. The
|n is still a bachelor, but the
pken up and its members are
each other,
ddleswarth of Mcclure spent
18th Operator p. f. Kinney
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LICENSE NOTICES.

The following named persons have
filed with the Clerk of Quarter Sessions
of the County of Snyder, their appli-
cation for Tavern, Distillers and Whole
sale Licenses, which will be presented
for approval Monday, April 81, 1908.
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SHOWED EN-
DR.. Tanner Demonstrated His
Milk Test TO Dairynen

Determined thaf an. daFfHmrn - &C.
sttie uha have been auaaflnz a. Bite
siiagaFsfH shall have ma lee c.
siand aH ~ @ l. Tauasr demnn-
efFafrd the afaoigts reliability az bis
wpHtisffal iust far dofecitaf the pres
snsr q fafma idrhrde Ia mlh. in she
preasnea - q large uumltar ~ local
aaifrmuu at Hwrftah hall LAT uiaht
lie nfHt took some pure uiik. applied
thr test aHd showed shaN % nrst
changed g. clear sheii.iiha pink an!
fhsn VS. Immediately datnHafisad whru
thr second test vas applied
Then he Hapsd rrms r fhs pure
muk with furmalarhYia ana showed
hpw Instead ~ turning back Ga its
original uhifanras when She second
sect hrdHas hlarir arifl uaa applied. 90
fdrnrd e deep purple hue
The daIrfmsn were deeply Impressed
with fhr efficiency q fhe test and fhrf
7r-at auaY convinced that Dr Tanrrr
gras the ufauH man q take any
chances with
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RUSSIANS SEIZED
GRAPHITE CLAIMS
DISPUTED LOCATIONS MADE BY AMGE:oAN PROJECTORS
NEAR ALEXIS SIBERIA, IN MULTIPLICATION SIBERIAN COM.
PANYs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AMERICANS WILL WIN

Aeeofdins @ report hrousht hy the
Northwestern Commercial company b
Schooner barbara NsfnHtrr. Witch at
riva3 from EAST cape, siberia Yestrr-
"a the American and Risaian nrsa-
reetars iu thu Immense cnuceaaiun ~
tea Northeastern slherian company
az auaFreurE ever a discovery et a
scat deposit ef Efaphitc At Alexis
pear the uartherumoat point II eastern
Nlhstia
e Is said that Cant William Arm
sirens ans Mezafa Mcdonald Kelly
Coulter atd Rauen were the erIsteai
leeafara % many valuable kranhite
claims iu that frataH this summer bat
that as 5000 a. theIr dlscavuff beeAae
known Count Eadharaki claimsd a.
haNe prov ousiN taeated six square
miias 90 the graphite tspoalts stakrd
b the Americans rhe matter hal unt
been settled whHa che hcruatsH left
Eass Cape an sept IS sithagkh sew
efat 81 thr men Involved in ths tFaahtv
wee 90 thg apluihu that me Amerle
ears would Ultimately secure Justice
r. the matter a. the hands q the Has-
ataua
Although ne hIK strikes ~ re'd had
beau made tn the chueessiou II the
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Northsaatefn siberian company, much
coarse saId dirt and quartz VAS found
aud che men az East Cape we're salts
ued with the outlook The rlahoat dis
Novorf thus Ear b. the deposit ~
graphita IT AtsNIs
Just pfiar 60 thc aaiiins II the tlern-
Hter FROM last cape tive Eabtmaa wrre
drowned whila iu their canoes. A
band of natives ashore eaailt watched
tho tragedy. making no eftarta 60 res-
cue the unfortunate. who were quick
lY carried t. their dHnm en account II
the heavy fur clothing which they
wUge
A week hef1re che arrival ~ tho
Nternstnr AZ Haat Cape tha natives
hcid their annual reindeer ktiiinE The
natives uf the in'criaf drove O. the
can beach their hefts az animals
The latter were then cufraird and Tho
sport ~ kiliing thcns with knives was
carried On
The natiVa niaahea The reindeer
throat al then dfHka the animals
warm htossd. The nativea living along
the abefe trade wairua b4ass and ar
ticlca prasafsd frotn American Whsie
srs % the inland natives ZEE their rclu.
deer meat
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"Yea ma'am" and mo ma'am" are
ah more,
The movement against the usage
Of such Hcrvile forms ~ dental and
affirmation has been slow Ia enms
iua. II has worked ita way slowly
from tho cultured home Co the kin-
defaaltrn and nom the knderKars
ten e has PASSED 60 the public
schools
f'or years the shrll piping Of
many voices Ia Yes MA an and
NJ maam' has sent a chfl ta the
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NOT HALF !.
ENOUGH

william Han pleaded rulltY Ia the
superior court 1Hia mHfnluE Ia the
charge ~ oahthitlHH obscene pictures
10 minors, Aud wHH sentenced hI hu.
raftaf judge ueiI t. One year a. the
nauitanuarY Tire man was arrested
several weeks aHa Tor showing ius
daenut photographs Ia little Uiria at
tending the fheihn school
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II l. unfsftuHAte both TOT fhe
= .-->.... :. -.--- .~---.--.- .-...--.-..- >.
mat - many rnIl1Fnm FeTuHn 10 eat
d1up % there - anFthlus else 70
eat This maF - partly hceaass -
little paina la takra 70 give variety
u navaFink ~ buying the cheap.
aF safH % meat and cooking them
properly We afn enabled 90 set a
great deal q nutrition for che price
paid per pouud. but Il BE- also ueaaas
aArY q know haW 10 - flavor the
saup that Il viii be uaiatahia.
me French. - whom q has hssn
sid shat they ca make euea soup
from water ans q Niahheues use
herbs az a fiavoFfuk but Americans
especially the younger one. DO not
lie Il. not hasinx Inherited tie
taste from a ignx iins - ancestors
So the American housewife = III %
veil - fad e iudieipus blending 81
vegetable navaftnE and eiiuE 70
that
The Zeal seun stock - made with
both fresh and cooked meat. haus.
vegetables ana haHba The prapar
tlaa - water faH strong stock t.
USUALLY about one quart cult waiter
% every pound uf meat and bone
A. - the vegetables. they shouts be
cut small and added after the meat
has simmered eams four ~ five
hsstfH Have The proportion Hue
Fat NJ one flavor pfeslnniuatn= n
hafha are used a auriE % each hlnd
IL all that IL necessary.
A closely covered kettle i fesirf
able Tor soup making. since much 81
The strength can escape IN the arc
ma There ere deep iron kettles
made especially fsF this purpose ARD
called a8up ffEsatefH Soup stock
should keep frum enc 90 two weeks
in cold weather ard a great variety
- soups can be made from r. II
can also be served plain or slightly
fhie krnsd without the addition 81
other uavorH.
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heart Of the visiting mamma whose
special care Il has been 10 train the
little una 20 SAY. "Nsa. mother OF
"No. Miss brown"
uut the teachers no longer require
such parrot rHao reptiles they are
iiscoufaHiua the use If 'ma'Hm
The youngsters may answer thrir
teacher with the simple Yea ami
"a "a 20 bred NO"
The lacking on Of 'nh'nm' or
"aif' Co she plain Yves" and mo" ia
IA friu which English speaking pcu-
PIE arc delighted 10 be I'D Of
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were usef % tie the dress In place
A msiEhhaF was 80 pleased with
asH'rf lHstf auE fHur ErWw uu trruWuH
and awarded Inexpensive ufiEas fur
ihr best doth The affair caused
a. much fnefftfnrut Hfnnna the
women IS among the little people.
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WAIT, MIR.
SCOTT SAYS
NOT READY TO TRY BALLARD
BANK CASES

The cases u the state against W
W. belong and p =. Hin. which
Hero o. have been tried today. we're
continued this morning By Superior
Judge zen until November r. on the
petition OF Prosecuting Attorney
scott.
T,e Long and I'm were. respective
Isl president and cashier ~ the de-
fuuot Bank II Ballad. and were In
dicted by tire grand jury for re-
eeivnR deposits Tor an Institution
they knew 20 be iusoiHanf
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say Mr. Weathsrman. vas that
hot spell yesterday the Indian sum
mrr yeu have been telling 90 about =
And nos Isfffies is 70 20 on the
stage with Corbett Muurur ana
sullivan and fItEsimmana and tha
'eat Of en- are already there n g.
now up u uicky Mansfield and
kyFie Belisw % come daNu or the
boards aud aaaW the public a E9sa
fEhL
Boil. Cor
CENTHALtA. wash. oct. III
send below an answer 70 Luke the
Looms suupaaa a bull we're just
about as little hH a flea
OF course Nau would feel foolish as
y0u fiHhsd him with = spoon.
Hut n yea didn't ike him. give him
% Luke the Loon.
Yours for FUN.
WILLIS n WoLCOTT.
Luke says he thinks that e a bully
soo1 idea.