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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-03-21

apparently from the notion of some
astral influence, of visitation or out.
break assaling many persons at the
known as the Influenza di catarro
Later, the old French term la grippe
became popular. Queer remedies have
been given for tho epidemic. which
has been Godsend to many Quacks.
Charles Moritz. in his Travels Through
Many Parts of England in 1882. speaks
of katterfelto. who. Moritz says. dem
onstrated to the people that the intu-
cn2a is occasioned by small kind Of
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-03-21
FRIDAY,
March 13. 1908.


representative Kiley of Ward s
(Boston) wants the investigation mat.
ter referred hucK To the committee, so
that everything can be started afresh !:
Republicans express sympathy with
him. but vote against his request.
Light vote being cast by New Hav-
en- roads employees on strike issue.
Experiment with women immigra-
tion inspectors in New York pro-
nOu ced a failure.
EAMayor Ames decides to return
to Minneapolis.
letters from men of Gloucester fleet
frozen in at Bay Of Islands say they
expect to be there till April.
Keene pool brings suit to prevent
Union Pacific from voting 100000 600
worth Of Southern Pacific stock at
coming election.
Tomb of Presidents John and John
Quincy Adams opened to public view
in Unitarian church at Quincy. Mass.
Joy throughout Russia over the
cars edict on :eligious freedom and
local clt-Govcrnmcnt.
Charges against Boston police com
mission said to have been filed.
Wra" Taylor. Hawaiian commission.
er of Ggriculture wanted on embez-
element charge, is thought to be in
EOstOn.
Fire causes big scare in Hotel Ideal.
Sonerv;ile, Mass, occupied by 2S FAM
lilies.
Dr. r. C. Flower arrested in New
York for alleged grand larceny and at.
tempt to bribe a public official.
Skeleton of man of huge stature
found at Hyannis, Mass.
Oyster trust formed in Rhode
Island.
j. Pierpont Morgan confe"s with
President Roosevelt and Senators
Hanna, Aldrich and German in Wash
irgtou
Life OF a negro. who was shot at by
apparently insane man on Atlantic
avenue, Boston, saved by suspender
,ucklc
Massachusetts senate votes to eX-
pend 500 000 tn the ST. Louis eXpos-
March II shall be a legal holiday, TO
be known as Evacuation day
Boston common council after lively
debate authorizes a renewal Of the
lease OF the fruit and produce ex-
chcnge nrOn the old terms.
Epidemic of the grip in Washing
ton; Justit . bay seriously i'll.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-03-21
The History of Influenza.

There is nothing new or novel about
the prevalent complaint of influenza.
1t prevailed in Europe az early as the
beginning of the 18th century and
GoubileSs went back much further.
The first time this name was used in
English-speaking countries was in
!'l3. when the London MAGAZINE in
that year reported that it was cpl
demic in Rome. The word seems to
have been used originally in Italy,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-03-21
Burned to Death on Third Rail.

New York, n. I.-Powerless to rem
der assistance, 1000 persons saw John
}. Chase of Brooklyn slowly burning
to death on the third rail at the Fifty
second street station of the Fifth ave-
me line of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit
COmpany's elevated system. So firmly
was Mr.. Chase wedged between the
train and tho rail that cv"n Hrcnicn
with aXes could not extract him. and it
was only when the train had been
lacked up that he was released. He died
at the Norwegian hospital.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-03-21
SATURDAY.,
March IA, 1908

Massachusetts house of representa-
tives passes the Luce order to extend
powers of the committee on election
laws to probe further into assessment
and registration in Ward s, Boston.
Rev. DIR. Clarence a Rarho"r Of
Rochester, n. Y, called to the pastor
ate of fremont temple. Boston.
George Gingras, a shoe cutter from
Haverhil, Mass, brulally assaulted
and robbed in Lynn, Mass.
Boston coal teamsters and handlers
ratify the agreement with the employ
erS
Joe Champer shot and cdta,ly injured
by Giuseppe Murgda at the North
End, Boston.
New 10000 ton baitleships to be like
the Connecticut class; Is 900 ton boats
still undecided.
Boston Museum of Fine Arts pays
$26,OOO for famous Van Dyke pOr-
trait.
Inquest into Pennell fatality to fol-
low inquest in Burdick murder, which
begins in Buffalo today.
Sweeping injunction Issued against
striking team drivers of Kansas City.
Physicians testify as to presence of
arsenic in body of Mrs. Julia Wilson
OF Ashford, Conn. of whose murder
Mrs. Manson is accused
Death of Arioch Wentworth. one of
the largest real estate owners in Bos-
ton.
Frederick Frenzen and Arthur Lom-
bard engage in Offhand duel at Prov
lncetown. Mass. Frenzen wounded and
arrested.
keene interests secure a temporary
injunction against the Union and
Southern Pacific companies
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-03-21
Fugitive Wricnt l-ookinu for Bail,

New York n. Y.--As he was too i'll
to appear before United States Com
missioner Alexander Whitaker
Wright's attorney made a strong Plea
for his liberation on bail pending a
settlement of the eXtradition proceed
ines. There is no precedent for ac-
cepting bail in eXtradition cases. but
Commissioner Alexander decided to
take the matter under consideration. If
he should decide adversely Wrights
attorneys will appeal to the United
states circuit court. Mr.. Wright is
suffering from bronchitis and is
threatened with pneumonia.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-03-21
Not Even Roll Call Granted

Boston, Mass Senator w. T. A
Fitzgerald, chairman of the Democratic
city committee. failed in his effort to
prevent the concurrence of the senate,
without amendment, in the adOp-
tion of the house order for an inquiry
into the methods of assessing and
reeist ering of votes in Boston. His
substitute order, providing for an in
vestigation by a special committee of
caucus and election frauds throughout
the state, being voted down and he
could not even secure a rOllcall.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-03-21

The Canton of Geneva has recently
passed law which makes il COmpul.
,ory that butchers who sell horse sau
Sagcs must wrap them M in blue
par"r, so 20 avoid confusion. The
butchers are in high dudgeon. and
have complained to the federal au
,horities that the new law !ntcrferes
with the freedom of commerce.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-03-21

Mr. Bernard Shaw holds that "cop.
per- is. after all the most correct and
the most English term that can pos
siNly be applied to the representative
NJ law and order. and he advocates its
permanent substitution for police
man Al ESacX hall Mr.. Shaw enter
tanned tn promoters of the new Pub
He and Police Vigilance society by
talking about the police force and its
methods. Bobby" said he. is slang.
ana policeman" is simply a vulgar
l.atinization. Copper" however he
deems excellent Saxon for describing
Il man who pursues and captures,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-03-21
CLIMAX COMING.
Sensational Epist|e 10 be Read
at BurdiCk Inquest.

In It the Dead Suspect. Pennell. Is
SAID to Fave Written Mrs. Burdick
That He Felt It His Duty to Kin
Ed."-Mrs. Eurdick viii BE Asked
on Monday if She Received 1t
Suicide Theory Again Revive as to
Pennell.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-03-21
On SDAY,
March 1s, 1908.

| English cup challenger, Shamrock
III, is a boat radically different from
all predecessors.
South Boston celebrates the 127 an
nivcrsary of the British evacuation.
An amicable agreement looked for
between the New Haven road and its
, employees; directors are TO consider
grievances of men at once
Senate ratifies the Panama canal
treaty % to 8.
| Sentiment of Lowell operatives IA
vors strike, unless demands are
granted.
Executive council of state board of
trade goes on record against Spanish
war veterans exemption bill.
Son of Senator Clark admits at
tempting to bribe Judge IIarney by Of
fering him s25O,0OO.
Coloner's jury finishes deliberations
in Deering case at Brewer, Me; ver-
dict reached, but not made public.
Two widows claim the estate Of the
late Capt. Nat" Newcombe, the pres-
dent of the Manhattan Steamship COM
pany.
Quincy, Mass, police arrest Thomas
Neman as witness in Peterson murder
case.
Vienna newspaper says Miss AstO",
daughter of w. w. Astor. is engaged
to Jonal Bratiano. Roumanian foreign
minister.
At Burdick inquest the murdered
mans business partner says he believes
that Arthur r. Pennell or some hired
assassin" killed Burdick Mrs. Seth T.
Paine testifes.
Three thousand longshoremen on
wharves of ocean liners demand in
creased pay.
Abandoned wife in Chicago court
room attempts to kill husband with Il
hatpin.
William A. Webster of Chicago.
travelling salesman, kills himself in
Boston hotel.
Fall River, Mass, police searching
for Amadee Chabot, whose wife was
found murdered.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-03-21

oe04ne-may be not So many. To
NJ whn4it can do by what it has done
true I'D convincing wayne append a
. LETTER. from one who has no interest in
ing anything but plain facts:
h : accumulation dated August 5th,
y, Nh a. +. Chaiec of Rutland, VI,
never took any medicine that did me go much
~ ". nj Kennedy new medicine, Cal.cura
'one Am poor woman and have To work
Tor ny living. Before commenced to Use
fuEA went, WAS not Hh," TO work n all owing
|veco kldney trouble. Now can work hard ali
~ am ffty-uinc years OF age, ard feel
IoqG4 xconld do three DAYS work in one il nee
Iysx sx&.know ] can do more work now than
years ago.
H. bis good woman saws is thous-
more to the point than any COM
rsN12 2ould make on il. SO We Will make
9. y this; We hope the women folks
Get the genuine. Make sure
name-'al-cura Solvent. DR..
- nedy's nrlr medicine.
|sn4 Pie Cal-cura Company. DR.. Ken.
II - Rondout, n. Y. for a free sam.
bottles Large bottles 81 90. nil dr,,r-
s. One size only.
|emember Only one DR.. David Esr
h eyee lived in Rondout, CITY Of Kinrs-
N u, and the name of his ns,n and
Is nodicine is Cal-cura Solvent.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-03-21
DSTDll WHOLESALE MARKETS,

10 max Gc Appended quotations OF value
Ike to3bulrr and -eurr, ,hc resume OF tht
hrket, prr,aciag the Guu'uilOIla. should De
'refulfv rvtI. In = m"rArt ut this character
'ts tmposs hlr to give prices tor every day o!
10 week. Noting, hoWcltr, he general ten
|ncy Of trade. sufficiently accurate quota
bns Will bt given uu yDlyA dealers can ssIeE
|1e thelr transactions.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-03-21
THURSDAY.
March 10, 1908.

THURSDAY, March 10, 1908.
Chairman Luce announces the plan
of campaign for election laws commit
tee; assessors. election commission
ers, election day officers, then general
witnesses to be heard.
Freight handlers of N Y, N. Fl. &
II. railroad demand increase of pay.
New cup challenger to use Shamrock
rs old spars and standing rigging.
Mrs, Emma A. Montague, aged co.
and Edward Pearson, 81. who boarded
with her at "a Hammond street, Bos-
ton, killed by escaping gas.
Edgar Bell, formerly butler in a
New York family. confesses to stealing
$1,000 worth of jewelry: Henry |. Born
stein. fremont row (Boston) jeweler,
charged with receiving the property.
Leighton shoe factory and several
other buildings destroyed by fire at
Pepperell, Mass. with loss estimated at
$500, 900.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-03-21

II man once tells woman he loves
her, he has got to keep on telling her
for the rest of his life.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-03-21
The Way Of Woman.

A woman can hate what man does.
yet love him for doing it.-New York
Press
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-03-21
NEWS OF THE WEEK

Boston HungarianS place wrcalh
ON the Washington statue in the Pub
! lie Garden
Well-drcssed woman killed by stop
| ping off an electric ear on Beacon
street, Boston; the name M G. Comp
, ton OH her handkerchief.
Coroner to hold inquest on death OF
William A. Dccring at Brewer, Me
Masked hand of robbers bind and
gag an Ohio widow and her guests and
carry off more than $4,000 in cash
and Valuahles.
John J. O'Rrien, the expert wrest-
Ter, Japanese style. sailed into two
men who attacked him on Atlantic
| avenue. Boston.
TUESDAY, March H. 1903
Directors of the New Haven ROAD ap.
point a committee to confer with the
employees grievance committee in an
effort to adjust differences.
Gen. Nelson A. Miles. guest of hon
or at Methodist Social union banquet,
at Boston.
DR.. Martin. Boston physician,
proves that baby his wife claimed was
spurious"
William Stevens Morse pleads gull
ty to charge of murder of Miss Toombs
at Providence; committed to insane
asylum after desperate struggle.
Wife of eX-Police Inspector William
G. Chaison of Brockton sues for di-
vorce, naming Miss Edith A. Arm
strong Of that city as correspondent.
Panama treaty will pass today with
out amendment and by a large major
ity.
Lynn Democratic city committee
protests appointment of James J.
Walsh to board of registers of voters
Autopsy ordered to determine cause
of death of Mrs. Rosanna Prozin of
Rockland Mass.
Bin to provide police commission
for Lawrence substituted in senate for
adverse report.
Mrs. Sarah Ann Newcombe of Bos-
ton claims widows dover in West
field, N. j., mans estate, and another
widow is prostratel by the episode.
De!ormed girl in New York success
fully treated by DR.. l-orenz's machine.
Manner of death of William A. Deer
'n%, whose life was ended with bullet
ut Brewer, Nc, involved in uncertain
".
Riley defeated by Pearson for oolcct
man of Brooklinc. Mass. by $40 votes;
other town meetings.
British steamer Parkgate. with $3.50
COO cargo of sugar for Boston, fast
on Nantucket shoal.
Burdick's daughter on the witness
stand in inquest al Buffalo: nothing Of
importance found out so far.
Naltham. Mass, aldermen name
committee to plan for abolition of
grade crossings.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-03-21

millionaire offers n for
tune in cash to any
physician who can cure
him of nervous indi-
gestion and dyspepsia.
If he will use it faith
fully we will guarantee
that DR.. David Kenne-
dy's ntto medicine, Cal
cura Solvent, will do
him that great service.
And it will not cost him
a fortune either; just
the price Of, perhaps,
half n dozen bottles of
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-03-21

'NGETABI.ES Bcots, 35a SOC bu;
bag4 tjG soc bbl; Mass. onions.
'602; New York yellow, $l251
J; native onions, 7ON soc bu; Hub
bash, $&o0+O ton; turnips, rs
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-03-21
ENOUGH

- who has no debts, and he who
10 oseascs is young enough Turn
] ove< 1n your mind and see how clear
cc1oforting a truth it is. A certain
sHssft millinnn;ra on'o,, , r,,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-03-21

pRANBERRIES Cape Cod choice
TX. $12@ /; fair to good, $90il Dbl
i $2.50Ql&.50 box.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-03-21

APPLES King. $2@&; spy. $L5O0
5; Mldwin, Sl.2502. 80; greening,
.26@.15;; tallman sweet, $L500
5; mixed varieties. Sl0l50 bbl.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-06-11

"' KAUFMAN,
+ harler of Sudbury has
Pug several days at this
here by the illness of her
orwlg,
e6 proprietor Of the Union
samer, was in town Friday
N'c''ption and order a lot
o' Of jackson township,
easat his wife over to tn,
depot to take the train L
At Reedsvllle
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-06-11
The pitereute

Tenn, son could taks worthless
sheet oi PAPER, write poem on ,g, and
m axe lc worth S6J, 600 that's genius.
Vanderbilt can write lew words ON 81
piece oi paper and Il AXE 10 worth So
Oj0,Ouu-that'S capital. The United
States can take an ounce and quarter
o! gold and stamp upon it an Eagle
Bird and make 1t worth S2O-yhat ;
money. y mechanic can take mater
ial worth So and make it into watch
springs worth Sl,O00-that's skill. \
merchant can take an article worth -
cents and sell il for Sl-that's business.
A lady can purchase y 10 cent hat, but
she prefers one that costs S27- that ;
foolishness. a Ditch Digger works
ten hours q day and handles several
tons OF earth for SS-that's labor. The
Printer Of this could write check for
SS0, ,000, 900, but il wouldn't be worth a
dime-thats rough. Any one eau go
TO The Susquehanna University Musi-
Gale and thoroughly enjoy an excellent
eoncert--that's common sense.
! A concert will be given In the Selins.
grove Opera House, June 18th. Ad.
mission, 25c. and Soc. 2t
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Insurance Payments

An Insurance journal publishes the
following facts concerning life insur.
ance paymenttIn this vicinity turing
1902 The amount paid in IeIinsgrove
is sl2, 400. In some Of the other towns
near here they were a. follows: Dan
vile, s76,597 Milton, S38, 708: 5unbury.
81 ,28l; Mt. Carmel, s.. 600: Riverside,
$500; Lewisburg, So 8s2, 1hamokin.
$4,3s0; Northumberland, s., 400; Trev-
erton, s2,32S; Watsontown, 900.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-06-11
DrIven 10 DesneraIInn-

Living at an out Of the way place
remote from cIgIlizat,on, a family Is
oten driven to desperation, in case
o. accident, resu.tiug in Bruns, GUS,
Wounds Ulcers, rct. LtY Il supply
o. Buckl-us Arnica Stlga. ~ the
lest on earth. 25c. at Mddlebur9
Drug Sror GrsgbiLl & Canaan Of
H'chfeId DR.. ]. W. Ssmpse.l Of
f,nns Creek Druggist.
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MARRIED.

June >, by Rev John Il. Focht At
~"Ilnsgrove, Pa, Prof Howard =.
Gladfelter, Of Loganville, Pa, aud Ella
d. kessler Of ~eIinSgrovc, IA.
II was one Of the most elaborate and
beautiful weddings thatever took place
In Trinity Chnr.h
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Journal Devoted News Science Political Economy t.r,tur.
MIDDLEBURGH SNYDER COUNTY, PENNA JUNE H. 1908

N. Mottershcad, manufacturer Of
tape and braids, Of Philadelphia and
aud Herman r Philips were ia town
Tuesday night. The former is looking
fora manufacturing ste.
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Middleburg Has.

\ few liarS-ver few Of course.
several Spongers
IT, richest men.
one telephone me
Two pretty hello girls
some handsome girls
Three schools
\ few smart alnr-
\ number Of good stores which
should advertise regularly ,ut DON'T.
\ girl who yiggies.
Several weather prophets
One roller mill.
~everai women who tattie-
y few crankl-- we'll rerract.
\ planning mill.
More .oafer4 than it needs.
Laws that are not enforced
Men who -ee every log fight
y national bank
y Court House and Jail.
y rannery.
An idle Shoe Plant.
\ shirt Factory.
Three progressive Hotel-
Two Barber shops
-Four Churches.
Plenty Of sites for new indu-tries-
\ Masonic Lodge,
\. G.. A r. Post.
Two millinery stores,
\ Piano and Organ Agency
Painters, paper-hangers deeoratar4
plasters, stone masous, carpenters.
Three Preachers, one Practising
Physician.
\ widow who IS lair, fat and forty.
Many handsome homes.
One lovable bachelor, who, wo@isi
pay 500 for wife.
Two newspapers
Stove Dealer and Tin shop.
Seven Attorneys.
4 Music Teacher.
An Architect and Contractor
Two Coal Dealers.
. A few Society fellows huntina an
gay SsS..-s... y
Several bachelors who, ough1 tzs ret
The promise of Water Works,
Two Dentists.
An excellent Cornet Band.
- widows.
\ few Widowers.
Two 1Iark-mlth,.
several .azY boys.
\ -rw uo-S-oAcF-
Too uugh ldIe money.
\ butcher
= baker
rVo0r .lrr- politicians
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Miss Rae Meyer
t. \. !tetler.
a. r. Gilbert.

y bantam hen belonging to Luther
Feaster, Of Northumberland, died
while Matching. A bantam rooster
.Jok in the situation and finished the
''ching process and brought out a
OrVod Of chickens, which are now be-
ing cared for by the rooster with the
watchfulness and tenderness of a
mother.
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!. XXXX.
lely Little Liners.
l., and the Bustle OF the
Iu,y Seat, Told in Brief
Paragraphs.


More or Less Prominent.
-, pv.,,. n, IN.
4 ,hu, satisfy Curiosity and
APrea'e ,"e NUS"
g.. ,p, sr.
II ,io In. cone 10 scran.
L.,,u.cl,,r .pent Sunday in
Ary Rhoad. is visiting frients $
burg.
N. Ranck of williamsport is
fr parents
= for teachers examinations
, ~ New York spent
,,,u,,,,
Soo, ,o., Friday.
4, a,.>, ,,;oo
u,- ,,,,
hrsday peo' HaSo'nse' 'ei
and sprained bis ankle.
rs al MIoRai' Rai' so'ns "
good goooGVry cheap
jser's son of Shaded Is bring
choice strawberries to our
uperintendent Waloorn OF
Gas in town one day last
u eye on the looming Ev-
pm. Send in your announce
Riehl Is visiting friends
eaitX,I; - 7es
T. s.
erine @.oert OF Lykens
lisses Bertha and mabel
BET pure Wines and Whis-
ical use at the Middleoufg
If.
hepp, formerly of Middle
ounty. writes us that he is
lipp.
Orwig attended the funeral
lrey at Watsontown last
kanawell of Pennscreek and
u Saturday evening from
Ohio.
b Romig of Beaver Springs
10 Attorney Jas. G.. Grouse
Sunday.
il is taking lumber from
nnin and will ship the
lli, depot.
\ of Raker, Northumber-
Spcnt Sunday with Mil
and family.
leburg Drug Store has ad-
line of pure Wines and
medical use. If.
Pent several days IN town
sitting relatives.
herman of franklin towr.
l'rup To the POST.
<ksSf the retiring finn
Son NO% Milton. will be
palNablYlow price. If
.; q *: 1:ss ;::; H.; t; :.s:;; ',.s:S:' s:;; l. 'i' F
llu Of Kralz ,ryi,re died
'd wa, buried June 2uj.
rd ouly four weeks be-
Nu shon,larh and wifa -,
came over Friday to at,
rml Of Mr. Shambach' )
Nltddl,hury prny Stor,
Mine, and whi.s,.. Co,
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NUMBER %.
THE FUTURE REVEALED.
Coming Events Cast Their Shadows
RcfOrc

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vorr or Less Prominent.
p,,uIation and Events Of In
|, that satisfy Curiosity and
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News.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-06-11

Keemer Runkie Monday lost brand
new watch. Fortunately it was found
by G. A. Sehosh's domestic aud restof.
cd to the owner.