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JURY LIST.

List OF Grand Jurors drawn for tie
Oyer and Terminer. General jail
and Quarter Sessions OF The Peani
1T Middlebllfg, in aud Ior The Q
Snyder the 23d day of February A
Boyer, John NJ, Surveyor, >clinsgroV
Bailey, Edward, Gent. Centre.
Bingaman, William, Laborer, Cenire
Bowersox, Cornelius, Farmer Centre
Dinnlus. Charles, Farmer, Penn.
Davis, Geo. s., Gent. SelinNgroye,
felker. Henry, Farmer, Spring.
Hornberger, Wilson A Teacher, PEN
Hoffman, Peter. Farmer, Beaver W.
holtzapple, +, H., Teacher, Washing
Holtzapple, William, Laborcr, Penn
kluck, L. b., Farmer. Union.
keeler, william, Laoorer Middlecretk
Kline. J. Howard, Laborer, Beaver "
Noacher. John Farmer. Chapman.
Pick, John, Gent, Spring.
Rambo, James, Carpentef. Union.
Roush, Daniel, Laborer, Union.
SeebOld, Ira, Farmer. Jackson,
Stroh, A. NJ, Mail Carrier, mon,
Sechrlst, Allen, j. r.. Union.
Sterner, Henry, Carpenter. SellnsgrOv
Waller, Lewis. Farmer, Centre.
Walter, Irwin, Farmer, Middlecretk'
List Of Petit Jurors drawn for The
Oyer and Terminer. General jail
Quai ter. Sessions OF the Peace 80
Of Common Pleas to be held at y
in and for the County Of snyts'
DAY OF February A d., 1893.
Benier, II. A, Farmer. Middlecrees'
Brouse. Charles, Farmer, Penn.
Boyer, II. E., Farmer, Penn
Baker, Robert, Farmer, Beaver, W.
Cochi an, John, Farmer. Monroe.
Courtney. NJ. j., Laborer, Franklin
Dreese, Charles, Farmer, Washlng'on'
Dreese, William, Farmer, Beaver.
Erdiy, Charles, Farmer, Washington
Fisher, Theodore, Miller. Penn.
Felker, William H., Labolcr spring
Freed, Nathan. Laborer, Beaver
Gulelius, n. C., j. p, MiddlccreeS.
Gaugler, Frank, Laborer, Srllnsgfoe
Hummel, Jerre, Farmer, Monroe
Haines, James NJ, Laborcr, spring
Hare, J. D., Laborer, Franklin
Herrold, John b.. Farmer, Chapman
Haas, II. G.. Landlord, Perry.
Kline, Ira A.. Teacher, Spring.
Klose, Allan. Farmer, Franklin
Klose, William j., Saddler, spring,
kaufman John s., Farmer, fransIs ~,
Kerstetter, Henry W. Rls"f'"''h r'
hiagIer, oscar, farmer, -, .,sJh'
Kline Frank, Farmer, ia k.on;
Kreamcr, Galen, Carpenter, Middlesl'
Long, Peter, Blacksmii h, SellnsgtVMt,
Matter, William H., Laborcr, trahA'''
McElrath, John, Laborer, Spring
Markley, Jonathan, Farmer, ierf.i;
Musser, Elmer, Blacksmith, franAn''
Pottiger. A. r., Surgeon, sclil'sg;,,yn,r,, ~,
Pauling, Wesley. Laborer, hidd'eV"'
Rine, BENZ. s., Merchant Beaver
Rowe, Robert, Farmer, Penn ,,....I
housh. Geo j.. Laborer, MiddIeSS,s,r ~
Reichenbach, Geo. H., Teacher, l."''
Ronsh, Absa ON, Blacksmith re''
Smith, Lester. Farmer, Spring.
Sholly, Ammon, Farmer IhapW
Shirk, Able A., Farmer, Perry r,,a
Shirey. Isaac, Implement Dealer, III
Stimeling. Charles, Farmer, be'u
Steliln, $. r., Laborer. Union ..c,sss
Stetticr, Amos, Carpenter T,AI
Schotzberger. Chas. A., FarmeL ia
Whiteley, John, lin Smith Fe"'
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YOu Cannot Change

the course Of a storm by tearing down
the signals that give warning of its
approach. Neither can you cure Il cold
by temporarily stopping cough with
opium. laden medicines" Aliens
Lung Balsam, in which there is no
opium, cures sore throats and sore
lungs because it allays all inhamma-
ton and rids you of the mucous that
stops up the air passages.
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Want your moustache or board a beautiful
brown or rich black? Then use
| BUCKINGHlM'S DYE Wb'a]Eers Ter The

Senator Focht has been appointed
chairman Of the Committee ON Banks
and Buildings and Loan Association
and Member of each of the following
Committees Appropriations, Educa-
ton, Elections, Forestry, Law and
Order, Legislature Apportionment,
Public Supply of Light, Heat and
Water.
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Directors, H. p. Hoot, 3 B
Overseer of the Poor, n :
dore; Supervisors, Ge,rv.
and Daniel Krebs ; TaTT = :
A. b. Brnbaker Audi,'s.
Wolfe.
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REGlSTERtNOTICES,-N,i,,a,
AW en that the following u,mad "
died their Administrators. Lura,s ~
ecutors' accounts in the R"g,,rai y os
der county, and the same win ma w ~
confirmation ana allowance Al N Wy
n Mlddleburgh, Monday, Feb. ?, TS !,
l.. First and partial account otK,,
and Chauncey A. Keeley. Execu,"N'
win and Testament of 2. : n MN
Selinsgrove, Pa, decd. H'ee
.. fiast and final account ofru,
min strator OF the estate of all
late oil seiinsSrove, Ia, deceased
3, First and final account ~ ia.
Admir- OF the estate of Eli EaoI. EvV
Penn twp decd ''O''
4. First and final account ~ Jor.L
Administrative OF the estate - \
Meyer. late OF Franklin twp.. dee
3, First and final account yfI. p
keichley, administrators of the o.,,,'
erick Reichley, late of Monroe twr %
6. First and final account a, Ina.
Adminlstratrix OF the estate of Je,os,'
late OF Beaver twp, decd.
z. Second and final account of ,
guardia n OF Ethel .. school mi'
child OF George Schnure, ia.c a, !.
decd. =" "
s. First and final account oi I.,.
and VIM. Weiand, executors q, ~ ~.
and testament OF Michael :. WeiaD.
West Beaver swp., decd.
.. First and final sccopnt n, =
lerrold. admir-. OF the estate Of ,,v;i
late OF Chapman twp. decd
j. II. WILLS
Mlddleburg, Pa, January "a ltm
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Constipation

Does your head ache? Pain
back of your eyes? Bad
taste in your mouth? It's
your liver! Ayers Pills are
liver pills. They cure consti-
patton, headache, dyspepsia.
zsc. All druggists. ~--------,-
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CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
s'ess,sss sssss the Of GMEzZzz@
DOMESTIC TROUBLES.

1t is exceptional to frd family
where there are no domestic rupt-
ures occasionally. but these can be
lessenel by having Dr. Kings New
Life Pills around. Much trouble
they save ry their great work in
Stomach and Liver troubles. They
not cnly relieve you, but cure 25c,
Mt Middleburg Drug Store, Grayhill
& Garman. II chfeld, Pa, and DR..
j. ". Sampsell, Pennscreek, Pa.
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EXECUTRIXS' NoTICE.-No,llSwp nj i
IL given that letters testamen'%i' 81 Psa5
tate Of Henry Menglc, ia,e hars a. II
ship, Snyder Co., Pa, deco, n ,.,sosL
in due form of law to the unde,J IA ~
ali indebted to said estate sb9nu sb9a, ~
diate payment and those havins,ssr6
II should present them duly aus
settlement.
PHILIP A. scnst
PHILIP MESGLr
Nj. Pleasant Mills, Jar. 96('. -
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Cuurt Prnrla,

ILL l AuLI5u Ett
WHEREAS the iIoa. -
w Pres,deut Judge o! the Ii'uia
composei ~ the raIt.,,.. ilieii
Union and Peter +. Ric,,l. y
Oer,,us, l. qs., AssVaidtv } ..'',.-ala
Ter county, have issued tbr.7 "a ,
late The 10th day OF De- Psee
iirccted lUr tue holding al I,-.''...p "a. u
SQUIRT OF Common Pleas, con-, /, ,taa'
niaer and General Court al hu' We
~" Peace. At Nl'1lrlu-.t ,t'Itei
Snyder, on the 9TH Mond,v n ~ r.
day oil Feb. l903), and to cn,v,,sl' vsl'
.,v,ice ,s the,,IOie uy,,,,
er, Justices oi the Peace and ~, 10
Tor The county OF Snyder. IN 'asA
proper herson with their roll. W.
donS, examinations ana nh. wi
TO do those things which of ,,,a,. "t
their behali partaln to be Jnna "
and persons prosecuting in L.Gs, ~
uOnWeaith against any per.on",','
qulred to be then and iher. a,,. Pe'
parting without leave at tlrl, ,l1lli'
are requested TO he punctual In en
at the appointed time agree hiy NJ "ei ,i
fiven under my hand an, ..'!', Vol
Office in Middleburgh, the 5,T 1I
d. D' one mo 'sand nine hundred y
CHAS. +. SAINTS,
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Nominations for Borough and Town
ship Offices.
ADAMS (RenN
ADAMS (Rep.)

TEL uackenOuTg huultOr, Ge0rge
A. Aurand ; Tax Collector, George
Ewing School Directors, c. G.
Bingaman and II. II. Fetterolf.
ADAMS, Dem.
Judge of Election, Is. F. Markell;
ms, Ira Norman Supervisor, p,
Ploezer, Overseer, George Norman;
Auditor, James Nj. Mattern Tax
Collector, Anthony W. krebs S.
Director, Philip j. Ocker.
CHAPMAN, (Dem.)
Judge of Election, William Boeh-
ner; Inspectors, Francis Wildt, ..
S. Herrold Supervisors, Robert
Wendt and Jonathan Herrold /; S.
Directors, Thomas Paige, Benjamin
Swartz Overseer, +. &. Kreitzer !;
Auditor, j. A. Herrold Tax Col
lector, VIM. H. Swartz Township
Clerk, Daniel G. Garman.
CHAPMAN, (Rep.)
Judge of Election, j. II. Upde.
grove, Inspector, j. F. Stroud Au-
ditor, U. s. Sholly Overseer, Mil
ton Shatier School Director, Chas.
Updegrove Tax Collector, Simon
Long.
BEAVER, (Rep)
School Directors, Isaac Beaver,
Frank +. Walter g; Supervisors, A.
Middleswarth, Daniel Shawver /;
Overseer, W. III. Weaver ; Judge
of Election, W. r. Howell ; Inspec-
tors, w. M. Specht, M. M. Mellow
ell Auditor, A. M. Bowersox !;
Twp. Treasurer, W. o. Stetler !;
Tax Collector, Isaac Boush.
FRANKLIN, (Rep.)
Judge of Election, S. II. Troup !;
Inspectors, W. r. Zimmerman, f
E. Musser Tax Collector, Austin
Gift; School Directors, A. G. Bas
hoar, r. A. Hassinger; Supervisors
M. C. Weirick and Hop Mitchell !;
Overseer, VIM. H. Walter; Audi
tors, l.. G. Stetler and l.. E. Derr ;
Justice of the Peace, f. ID. II. Wal
ter.
JACKSON. (Rep.)
Judge of Election, q. A. Brouse;
Inspector, Harry II. Wetzel Tax
Collector, 3. +. Brouse; Supervis-
ors, Harrison Bale E--and- Ammon
Erdley School Directors, G. j.
Beaver and DR.. p. Herman; Over
seer, }. A. Steese /; Auditor, j. S.
Yearick.
JACKSON, (Dem.)
Judge of Election, II. j. Sassa-
man Inspector, j. p. Klingler !;
Tax Collector, II. j. Leitzel; Super
visors, S. W. Kline, Jacob Dinius !;
School Directors, f. f. Klingler,
B. Kline Overseer, A. II. Wetzel; !;
Auditor, A. A. Klingler.
MIDDLEBURG, (Rep.)
Chief Burgess, j. F. Reitz; Town
Council, |. H. Bowersox, Curtin
Bowersox, John Arbogast School
Directors, G. ii. Steininger and G.
E. Hassinger ; Auditors, A. S.
Beaver and VIM. H. Gutelius; Tax
Collector, VIM. Romigl Judge of
Election, H. H. Grimm; Inspectors,
VIM. Foltz and Jacob Stahlneckcr :;
Overseer Of the Poor, Chas. E.
Steininger.
PERRY, (Rep.)
Judge of Election, John r. Troup;
Inspector, Abs. Kratzer; Tax Col
lector, Allen w. Valentine School
Directors, Thomas Arbogast, Henry
Lessman Supervisors, G. Dreese,
Henry Bickhart; Overseer, Christian
knouse Auditors, o. N. Kalriter
and Henry Harding.
PERRY WEST, (Rep.)
Judge of Election, VIM. Bressler;
Inspector, II. c. Troup; Tax Col
lector, j. E. Strawser Supervisors,
Jacob a. Willow, c. S. Spriggle !;
School Directors, Banks X. Ferster,
T. p. Derr; Overseer, G. G. Gray
bill ; Auditor, Henry Page.
PERRY WEST, (Dem.)
Judge of Election, w. r. Shraw-
der /; Inspector, James 1. Forty !;
Tax Collector, VIM. II. Forry !;
Supervisors, A. S. Shrawder, Philip
Hood Ovorcaar H w Ko,,@otIo,,
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Successful Advertising.

"Succesful Advertising, How to Accomplish
IT., is the title of a new book just written by
j. Angus Mac Donald and published by the
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WlDoWS' APPRAlSEMEN ENTS.-,r
w by given that the following n,
Dralsements under the S3tu law. bavs
with the Clerk OF the ORR Iau, Coma
COUNTY for confirmation Feb. 9, lsa
1. Appraisement of Slsann, K,,,,.
Franklin kratzer, late OF Penn tors
ceased. e lectcd to be taken under m,
emption law. '
2. Appraisement " Annir R. Snrd.
OF Miles .. snyder, late OF >clln.gtor,
ceased, elected to be taken under h, |
emption law.
3. Appraisement OF Susan Arbop,a
OF Jacob ID. Arbogast. late of Spin, h
elected to be taken under the sDOJ W,
law.
4. AIpraisement OF Susan Brous !
j, u. Brouse, late OF Jacks, n twp. d.,
ed to be taken under the $4,000 eIena
IS. Appraisement OF Susan A. OIL 4
Henry A oct, late of Sclinsgroye, n
elected to be taken under the ss0 4 q
law.
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PIorHoNoTARY's ACClUM
First and Final Account II Willils
Guardian or committee OF Eliza gess
Beaver Township, decd
& NJ. slIlNDEL, Cd
Nov 23. 1903.
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o. Appraisement Of Sallie !. Grca,
A. J. Gross. late OF Selinsgroye, Pa.
elected to be taken under the S.OWu
law.
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UNION, Rep.)

Judge of Election, w. s. Reich
enbach; Inspector, A. F. Rife; JUS
tice of the Peace, A. s. Sechrist 8.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-04
HER bALDNESs
DECE|VES DOC
Brute Fails to Recognize
Mistress Without
Her Locks.

Mrs. Elizabeth Rosewan. an elderly
woman, residing at Seventeenth and Caro-
line streets, is the owner OF a wig and a
dog and because she failed yesterday in
maintaining the proper relation between
them she was taken to the Central
Emergency Hospital with the top of her
head badly lacerated.
1t had been the custom of Mrs Rose
wan to wear her wig at such times as she
held social intercourse with her dog. He
had been accustomed to seeing her with
nowing raven tresses and in his dog logic
he reasoned that they were permanent
accessories to his mistress. 1t was only
after painful experience that he learned
otherwise.
Mrs. Rosewan had occasion to step into
her back yard, where the dog makes hi.
headquarters, and in her haste she left
her wig hanging on the back of a chair.
When she appeared in the dogs domain
with a shining head entirely innocent of
hair the brute mistook her for an in
vader, and jumping a her he commenced
to chew her. He inflicted several severe
scalp wounds before the voice Of his mis-
tress, more potent than her appearance in
establishing her identity, convinced him
that he was making meal off the wrong
person. So he apologized as well as he
could and Mrs. Rosewan went to the hos
pital.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-04
SAN FRANCISCO GOLFERS
ELECT THEIR COUNCIL
Three Men Who Tied for Second
Prize in the New Year Handi-
can Nav Plav Off To-Dau

The annual meeting of the San Fran
cisco Golf Club and election of officers to
serve during the coming year was held
yesterday afternoon in the clubhouse at
the Presidio links.
The reports of officers for the past year
were presented and approved. The fol-
lowing were chosen as the council for the
coming year: Lansing O. Kellogg, J. w
Byrne, Andrew Carrigan, w. E. Lester
and Lieutenant J. S. Oyster. At the first
meeting of the council a president and
secretary-treasure will be chosen.
Major General Graham, L. S. A, during
whose command at the Preside the San
Francisco Golf Club was permitted to lay
out its course. was made an honorary life
member of the club, as were also the
members of his family.
II. a. Blackman. II. c. Golcher and
George B. Cool1sey, who tied for second
prize in the handicap ON New eYar's day.
may play the tie off to-day. 1t has not
yet been decided whether the play-off will
be ever eighteen or thirty-siX holes or
whether the handicap will be full one or
halYed.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-04
The following practice matches were
played on the club courts yesterday:
WIZARD TYNDALL TO GIVE
LAST EXHIBITION TONIGHT
Celebrated Mind Reader Intends to
Devote His Time to Lecturing
and Teaching

People who are interested in manifesto
tions of that which is 50 wonderful as 10
be called supernatural are having their
interest quickened by DR.. Alexander J. Nc
Ivor-Tyndall. the celebrated exponent OF
psychic science, now demonstrating his
powers at Steinway Hall.
DR.. McIvor-Tyndan has been fllustrat-
ing the power of the invisible forces TO
large and intellectual audiences. Thought
transference, telepathy, clairvoyance and
psychometry have been shown to exist as
development of the soul senses
The theory that each human being is a
complete electrical instrument was put
forward by DR.. McIvor-Tyndan some
twelve years ago. and like most ideas OF
it's kind scOfed at The latest Developments
in wireless telegraphy have employed hU-
man beings as the two parts of the cleo
trical apparatus, one as the transmitter
and one as the receiver of messages I'm
wireless telegraphy. scientifically substan-
tiating the theory expressed by DR.. Tyn-
dali years ago.
Last nights committee was composed OF
T. F. Preston, Captain Leale. Thomas f
Boyle. Edwin Winterburn, MIR. Lewis and
others.
Tonight will be the last opportunity OF
witnessing DIT. McIvOr- TyndaITs public
demonstrations. he intends devotins-
his time to lecturing and teaching.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-04
TRIES To KILL
GIRL He LOVES
Jasper Alvarado At
tackS Annie Fischer
With a Knife.

Jasper Alyarado, a big, burly man, over
six feet tall. attempted to murder Annie
Fischer Friday evening because she re-
fused to keep company with him any
longer. She is a pretty girl and lives at
574 Howard street. Yesterday she swore
to a warrant before Police Judge Mogan
for Alvarado's arrest on a charge of as
sault to murder.
She said she had been keeping company
with AIvarado for the last two years, but
recently she told him that she would have
nothing further to do with him. Since
then be had been persistently annoying
her and Friday she received letter from
him asking her to meet him, otherwise
he said he would kill her and could easily
make his escape before the police could
catch him.
She is employed at Levi Strauss & Co.'S
factory. and while on her way home with
two companions--Annie Roberts and May
Harding-Friday evening, Alvarado. who
was in hiding. at Ecker and Howard
streets, sprang at her with a knife in his
hand "Well," he shouted. "if l can't
have you I'll make an end of it now He
struck at her with the knife and she
threw up her right hand to shield her
face. He threw her down and cut her
hand in several places. She struggled to
her feet and ran away, screaming. Alva-
rado was evidently afraid to follow her
and disappeared down Ecker street.
The girl told Judge Mogan that she was
afraid that Alyarado would carry out his
threat to kill her and declared she would
remain away from work till he was ar
rested. He used to be employed by the
Western Meat Company, but has recently
spent his time in hanging around a dance
hall on Market street.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-04
Work Progressing on Cup Yachts.

BRISTOL, r. T., Jan. 3-The frames
in the new ninety-foot yacht order from
the Herreshoffs by the Americas Gun
syndicate will not be set I'D for some
days. Partly by reason Of delay in re-
ceipt of material and because of the un-
expected delay in finishing the keelson
Both the frames and the plates are being
shaped without mishap and already there
are plates enough ready to cover half
the hull. In the sail loft new canyases
for the Columbia, the Constitution and
the new yacht are being made. Mr. Bel
mont is anxious to have the sails for the
Constitution ready late in March. so that
that boat may be put in commission the
month following.
GLASGOW, Jan 3.-The frames of the
Shamrock III have been set up and the
plating laid. The challenger will be
ready for launching before April. the time
first named. The Times suggests that 81
Patrick's day would be an appropriate
day for the launching.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-04
FAST GA[LOP|NG
FOR HUNTSMEh
San Mateo Hounds Are
Followed by Select
Field.
Run Is Over a Picturesque
Undulating Pasture
Country.

A small but we'll mounted field of horse
men followed the San Mateo County Hunt
drag hounds yesterday afternoon in one
of the most enjoyable runs of the season.
The meet was at Uncle Toms Cabin, and
a number of spectators witnessed the in
teresting. series of pictures formed by the
arrival of the various hOrsemen and OF
the hounds. Jerry Heating, the clever
huntsman. and the two whippers-in wore
the conventional scarlet coats. lending
touch of color to the animated scene.
The hounds were laid on to the south Of
the cabin and ran due north. leaving the
cabin on the right. The line of the hunt
then led out "a canyon to the west. finally
turning off 10 the south in the foothills
and pointing toward Burlingame. The
drag was laid in zigzag course This
gave the spectators view of the most
interesting part of the hunt. where the
line lay over the undulating pastures
which are characteristic of that district.
If sod banks were substituted for the
one panel in the rail fences at the points
where the line Of scent is laid there could
be no finer hunting country in America.
The ground is fine for galloping. as there
is not a pebble in it. 1t could not be sur
passed yesterday, the scent held we'll
and the hounds raced away as though
they enjoyed the sport.
OF those who started Miss Celia Tobin.
Jerry keating, the huntsman. and a third
horseman who could not be distinguished
IN the distance held a commanding lead
over the field.
Several started with the intention of
looking on for a time rather than follow
ing the entire hunt. Some were stopped
by the first fence and never regained the
lost ground.
In the field were r. NJ. Tobin. Miss Ce-
liza Tobin. Walter s. Hobart. Teddy How
ard, Mr.. Swan, John Lawson and Charles
BalfOur.
G. w. Clark. the Montana sportsman,
was an interested spectator at the meet.
he was we'll mounted. but did not join
the the field for the hunt He will be n
prominent figure in the hunt next sea-
son, as he purposes selecting some high
class hunters in Virginia and sending
them to his country place at San Mateo
which he purchased from Walter Hobart.
He has also gone in for polo and all the
high class sports of the field.