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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-12-10
MARRIED..
WISEY-ENTERLINE.

Lee Winev, sou of w. B. Winey and
wife, Of Swineford, Was married near
Riverside, December 3. 1903, to Miss
Cora Enterline, daughter Of James
Enterin" and wife, formerly Of this
place, but now residing near Riverside,
northumberland county.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Walter w. Harris, of Elysburg. The
bride was attended 10y Miss Cora
Gulick "a brides maid and the groom
by Frank Lyons, Of Klne's Grove, as
best man
The young couple viii shortly begin
housekeeping in new aud mod m
dwelling ia SwinetOrd erected bN the
groom's father. line groom has been
the right bower of hi, fathers business
for many years and Is ) pi"al business
man.
The Posi- extends its best wishes to
the young couple. May they have
many years Of sunshine and pleasure
in companionship with each other.
Tuesday, December /, by Rev. W. A.
Haas Ira J. Smith and Eva VI. Adams,
both Of SImbury.
Nov, ~, by Elias Noll Joseph @trIck-
ler of Mhlinburg, and Carrie NJ. Bow
ersoX, o. Ceutreyille
Dec. 3, by Elias Noll, Thomas l..
Noneida, Of Lewisburg, and Alice f..
Delcamp, Of Vicksburg.
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Three From Mifilinburg Telegraph.

Miss Anna Bibighaus has accepted q
position Us nurse in a Sanitarium al
Litchfield, Conn.
Mr.. Chas. Mench, wife and children,
of near Middlebury, spent a few days
last week with relatives and friends in
and near this, their former home.
After long and severe illness-heart
and other diseases, Mr.. J. d. Spyker
Cast died at his home in this place
near the moor. hour on Wednesday last,
aged 50 years and days.
Mr.. Cast for over half century en-.
gagged in the mercantile business in this
place, and he leave, Il large department
store as nnn,unlent to his business
actlsitH aud success, and his scquaint-
auceship includes everv reader of the
Telegraph and many others.
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Row NJ \rirau Thor :. .. IT,;
larity in Child Nature and love shouId
predominant instead of fear.
Two soloes were sung bv Mary :.
Hilbish and another recitation was
given Gy Miss Anna PStteiger.
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OBlTU AIRY.
CHARLES BOYER.

There are In every community men
who are leaders in thought and action.
| who take u prominent part in public
affairs, and are potent factors in adj
vancing the welfare and p osperity of
the localities with which they are con-
nected. such mau was Mr. Boyer,
who was general merchant, and the
postmaster of Paxtonville. He was
born in Middleburg, July 81, 1885, and
was representative Of one of the old
families of the state. His grandfather,
John Boyer, was native OF Montgom-
cry county, and removed to what is
now Centre township, Snyder county,
where he owned and cultivated farm
Of 200 acres.
Charles Boyer, Of this review, acquir-
ed his education in the put lie schools
Of Middleburg, and worked in the tam
merry with his father Iuu. eighteen
Years Of age after which u- learned .uu
carpenters trade ih Mdi.rUur-. fol-
lowing that pur-ul, for "a peri d Of four
years in Midd.c.Ir- and Fremont.
Through the Succeeding four Year, ur
served a. constable of Perry township
and thcu exchanged c,yi. for military
service, euIi-tug IN October l>.-. H. "a
a memberof Company /, 1--ui ?. Y. T..
He was mustered IN service at Harris
burg was elected first lieutenant ufthr
company, and assigned To- the Army Of
the Potomac. He did guard duty AT
Fort Yorktown, and served for nine
months, suffering greatly from the
hardship and exposure incident to
army life.
After his return home Mr.. Boyer em-
barked in merchandise in Fremont in
connection with his father, whose i'll
terest he purshased after three years
continuing along in business tor SINH
lar period. In 1872 he went to Paxton
vile, built a fine residence and business
block ata cost Of over 5000, and opened
the first store at that place. He carried
a large and well-selected stock of gener-
al merchandise, aud his uniform court
esy and straightforward dealing had
secured to him trade which was large
and profitable.
In 1855 Mr.. Boyer was married at
Fremont, to Mollie Rathfon, native
of Perry township, and daughter of
Jacob Rathfon, farmer They became
the parents Of nine children, of whom
two are now deceased. Those still liv-
ing are 4: Nelson, fruit grower and
school teacher Of Lima, Ohio; Stephen,
who is employed as an engineer in
Kansas; Elmer, q railroad foreman of |
Chicago; Morant, also railroad man OF
that city; Clark s., who is engaged in
for his father, and Aida and
Ida at home.
He was assessor Tor one term, and |
tax collector for two terms, and dis
charged his duties with marked |
promptness and fidelity. His business
interests were well managed, and have
brought to him excellent returns for
his labor. His life has been well spent,
and he did therefore gain the right
regard of all with whom he had been
brought in contact.
Mr.. Boyer died on the 7th day of
December and was buried December
10th. Services were held at the house
ut 8 u. III Iuterment at Mt. Pleasant
Mills cemetery.
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A Photograph Contract.

Some people tell me that they can
not get good likeness of themselves.
My work is all guaranteed. fanyp
son comes and has q negative taken and
l do not produce good picture that
will please you, it will not cost you one
cent.
Christmas is coming and you should
come In now aud secure pictures to send
to your friends aud relatives. There il
no more suitable present than picture.
A. G. HocKENBERY, Photographer.
X Ray Photo Car opposite the PosT
Printing Ofiice, Middleburg, Pa.
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TEACHERS INSTITUTE.
Closing Days OF the Session.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.

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THURSDAY MORNING
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Miss Hattie Amig is visiting friends
in Sunbury.

William Kuhn transacted business
out of town Saturday.
Jonathan Musser Of near Kreamer
was in town Friday Of last week.
Frank WOodling, Of Dundore, has our
thanks for his remittance of Sl.OO sent
in last week.
II +. Detz of Mt. Pleasant Mills
has our thanks for II year, subscription
sent in by his son Saturday.
Geo Bickhart of Beavcrtown paid
visit to his father and mother, Henry
Bickhart aud wife last week.
Conrad Duttry, of Sudbury, was Mt
our county seat one day last week and
dropped in to see us. ,all again.
Geo. Rhoades aud brother Earl of
Shamokin Dam spent several DAYS
with their aunt, Mrs. Dan Rhoads
last week.
John 5. Shaiier of Port: Trevorton
remembered the printer one day last
week by sending remittance with f..
). Herrod.
Elias ;. Herrold and Able Metzgar,
OF Union township, were at the county
seat Friday of last week, and paid their
respects to the printer.
Court will convene Monday of next
week. While there will he no Jury
trials, there is considerable other busi-
hess to occupy the time OF court.
Ammon Sholly Of Verdilla and J.D.
Swineford of Port Trevorton, two
popular gentlemen Of their locality,
were at the County Seat Saturday.
}. \. Smith. Globe Mills, is prepared
to shoe horses with Never-slip horse
shoes at Sl.50 per horse and the COM
mon shoes at 30 cents. Givenhlm
call. 12-1O-5t
William Foltz and Thomas Bower
sox left for Lewistown Monday.,morn-
ing where they are engaged in finish
ing several new houses which were
erected this summor
DS. aerrold teacberof,ho ,r;,,.r,.
school Mt Port Trevor,on uh;,e =, T..
stitute last week dropped in to make
himself happy during the next year by
having the Posi- sent to his address.
pl VIZ
Vii, e,., 'e''i'ei Vi 'ne
subscribed for tbs posr ord +ho w
Thrice-o-W Waer World NJ ,noI.or
knows = GOOD thi,, Who, b.. soa. :
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anL r.;.i,, ''. ',''''' 7T'' s. ''"'N'''S
dronned +, to transact -,,o. In.i",',
.ot this o,,ica
Dr OhaS' H. woodruff, veterinary /
surgeon Vi 0"Ic'l'' no" located at the
r"irilouh' House Suhoury' was at
our county seat lilurSuay ana friday
oi lns' week on business ana attending
the teachers institute
Inc iosI mas just purchased a zine
etch'iig o1 the Map OF SNYDER County
sno" my Tue location ol the towns
anu foauS o' snyder county Suoscrl-
oe's vi me Iosl can get this map
'ree' oee i"rge announcement on 4th
page
Perry Aurand of kreamel, who lost
his wife by death several weeks ago
was in town Saturday to order bills
The sale will take place Dec. l9 and
he Will then make his home with his
daughter, Mrs. Geo. Hoke of Danville.
Utica Dunkleburger of Ohio hos our
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lor ohe aoIiar rs
new subscriber. flour friends would
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lively Little Liners.
,.,.t,e and the Bustle of the
rouuty Seat, Told In Brief
Paragraphs.
.ls More or Less Prominent.
.o.ting Population and Events Of In
.,,st that satisfy Curiosity and
Appease the Thirst for
News,

News.
Marcia App, Of Mahontongo
"A A weeks visit with Miss
Graybill.
Manbeck Of Franklin township
snt of the school board of his dis.
aropped in Thursday to pay his
up to 1908.
Bowersox. teacher OfHartman's
in Centre township, dropped in
Leribe for the POsT and get map
der county.
ert Riegel, Of Verdilla, teacher OF
school in Spring township,
is respects TO this office, Thurs.
)uring institute.
". Ripka, railway mail clelk
|risburg, and wife paid a visit
tir parents, w. II. Ripka and
Ind II. r. Tobias.
Posi- one year; Farm Life
Jar and a Map of Snyder County,
for little dollar. See particu.
fourth page of the Posi-.
es Knouse, Of Aline, accompani.
father, Christ Knouse, to the
seat, FRIDAY of last week, to
new wagon The yonng man
ID in to order and pay for the
\. Erdley, Of Kantz, son of Ex-
issioner Isaac Erdley and teach
Fhoch's school in Penn to wnship,
d in to make himself happy for
{ year by subscribing and pay-
the Posi-.
recefved a new lot of Sewing
pes from $500 up. The White,
erand Wilson makes speciality.
play advertisement.
FRANK 5. RIEGEL,
Middleburg, Pa.
J, Boyer, of Salem, and Alvin
)n, of kratzerville, two esteemed
bers Of the PosT, droppei in to
IA call, Thursday Of last week,
ner to pay his subscription and
4p of Snyder county.
Dn \. f.. SOles in his new shay
mar cutting parIOr fll yOm
eaned with "a refreshm sham
a clean towel to each patron
north side of Market SQUARE or-
Central Hotel. Satisfaction guar
If.
y X. Meyer, one of the progres-
|rmers and peach growers, of
pgton township, made "a business
he county seat, Wednesday of
fk' Mr.. Meyer entertains city
pring the summer and reads the
year.
eaehers of Snyder county came
pt We always enjoy these an
SITS of our public school in
and trust they enjoy these
much as we do. They are
el of people and always awake
l'erest of their work.
T. Bolender, of East Pittsburg,
tment Stetler, of Homestead.
spending a vacation with
mere, greeted us warmly and
ne happy throng of those who
'ely added their names to our
growing mailing list.
M' Sweigart, of Buckwheat
was a Middleburg visitor FIJI
pc Doator discovered in travel
'ne county, that nearly every
tads the Posi-, so he concluded
II and as a positive evidence of
Overles, ordered an advertise
MS well known remedy placed
plumns.
'Afsgalore at this office. There
as that carry you away in
aehght. You may find your
Ofou' distsncing you il you do
your calendars here. Our de-
al copyrighted and the Posr
V.usiVesale ofthem in Snyder
o'aer at once so you will not
= In getting them early.
Tvs rain Absorber Inhaler is
smedy that will cure all ails
s''Cn and absorption. BY
Nc '. bottle against the body 1t
- ,he entire system by the
y '9e medicine. Good also
W, Price 25c to 500.
3 NJ. SwEIaART,
strouptown, Pa.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-02-14
rrusts the is.ue.

John ID. Rockefeller ior Robn.
feller. ss he is sometimes called)
has wired half dozen senators,
urging them moi t" pass any anti
trust Legislation at This time, and
the president threatens to call an
extra session for the consideration
of antitrust legislation if y satis-
factory measure is not Imssed be-
fore congress a'ljonrns.
1t Is now up TO congress to say
whom they will serve, the trusts
or the people. Ii the Litlletield
bill passes, the first move of the
trusts will be to defeat the presi-
dent for denomination and il they
fail there they will beat him at the
polls. 1t is our opinion that the
trusts will win ont.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-02-14
Medical Law.

There is strong opposition to
the medical bill which has been
passed by the Colorado house and
sent to the senst.. The homeo-
paths are treated AS a regular
school ON the bill aud are given
representation on the state board
of examiners, bat they do not
favor IT because tue majority OF
the board is allopa,b.c. The
eclectic school is also given one
member OF the board-ihe allo-
paths having six members, the
homeopaihs two and the eclectics
one. The oateopa,hs and other
minor medical schools and the
Christian Scientists ARE cot repre-.
sented The fight, in fact, ia the
field against the allors'hs, and the
feeling seems to be that the senate
will not pass the bill IN anything
like lis presen, form. A similar
measure WAS slaughtered by the
senate two years ago.
Both the os'eopaths aud III.
homeopaths have bills in the
Legislature seeking to establish II
system Toy which each school OF
medicine will have its own board
OF examiners aud not interfere
with any other school.
One of the curious things about
the lsA as il stands on the s,atu,.
books, and the new law proposed
To be enacted. is that the .xamins.
tion does not include ma'.ris
medica. An applicant for y
license TO practic. may he exam
ined Ms 10 his knowledge Of the
human body, ns to surgery aud M
10 his ability To diagnose disease,
but he is not asked TO state how
he would treat disease or what
medicines he would give. The
reason il that the answers from
nllopatbs aud from homeopsths
woYld bo opposite in many cases.
All OF which demonstrates that w~
have not yet advanced very far
beyond guessing at disease nnd i,s
cure.-News.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-02-14

The senate bill for primary cleo
tions is very faulty, The fee for
becoming a candidate is too high
md there is no provision for the
people TO place candidate before
he primaries. None but office
seekers are recognized as possible
candidates. Furthermore there is
90 much red tape in the bill.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-02-14

The Hooper Press very much
regrets that Judge j. II. Baxter's
official duties as register of the
L. ;. land office at Del Nor,e are
nearing an end. 1t is reported
hat the appointment of his sue
cessor Lee Fairbanks, lis hung up
m the senate. Judge IIogg and
f. o. Wolcott are staying with
the Judge.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-02-14

The RocherfelIcr telegrsms .rc
ssid to be hoax. that no such
have been sent to senators. The
trust issue is on lust the same and
these reported ,eIegrsms represent
tho true inwArdncas Of the situa.
ton.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-02-14

Not long ago Senator William
p. Frye of Maiue WAS summoned
to prepare will for man who
WAS very Ill. 1t was necessary, Of
course, to secure two witnesses
and they had to be sent for.
While awaiting their arrival the
invalid seemed to get worse, and
Senator Frye thought it his duty,
no minister being present, to talk
seriously to him. He told him
that he was very i'll, and that it
WAS likely he would soon depart
this life. "And are you ready to
meet the great change?' Frye
asked him. Il will be" WAS the
reply las soon as those ID wit
nesses get here"
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-02-14

THERE is n concerted move to
have about the same antitrust bill
passed this winter by all the states.
II Colorado passes such n bill we
hope all of the other states will do
the same. That will prevent capt
al from leaving Colorado.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-02-14

The opponents of the allopathic
monopoly bill say that the senate
will slaughter IT. \ number of the
members of that august body have
derived benefit from the treatment
of physicians of other schools, and
othersexpress the emphatic opinion
that each school of medicine should
stand on ITS own bottom, have Its
own board of examiners and inter
fcrc with nobody else.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-02-14

w. j. Bryan refuses to slt at
Grover Cleveland's table and eat
crow. He declares that he would
refuse to attend any banquet to
which Grover Cleveland was to be
invited.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-02-14

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY "A, 1905.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-11-27
SOLD PURSE
TO WRONG MAN

j. s. Hulimoku, for nineteen years
employed as n porter at the store of
the Hawaiian News Company on Mer-
chant street. was placed under arres,
yesterday afternoon on charge OF
larceny in the second degree. His az
rest was brought about by Joe, the
Porto Rican special police officer, who
was detailed to purchase any articles
offered for sale by the employe. Hull
moku offered him n valuable purse
which he agreed to sell for fifty cents
The money was paid over.
For some time past Hulimoku was
suspected Of abstracting articles from
the Hawaiian News Company's stors
and disposing of them on his own ac-
count. Included In the list were fouu-
tain pens which were sold for a mere
bagatelle, as well as other articles,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-11-27
Honors to Psymaster.

VALLEJO, November 16.-On the
trip up from Honolulu to Mare Island
the Navy Yard distiller ship Iris
brought the body OF the late Paymas-
ter Rhodes. U. S. N, who died at the
United States Naval Hospital in Ho-
nolulu as the result Of an operation for
appendicitis.
Upon reaching the yard the body
was taken to the hospital building, and
there remained in state until yesterday
afternoon when 1t was taken to the
tug Unadilla, company of marines
and the Mare Island station band
acting as escort. Aboard the tug brief
military services, at which were pres
ent most OF the officers and ladies OF
the yard. were held, Chaplain A. Nc
Alister officiating. The Unadilla, with
her colors at half mast, then steamed
for San Francisco, where the remains
were placed in vault at the Preside.
They win be shipped later to Cleve-
land. Ohio, where interment will be
made.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-11-27
HAWAII ASKS
FOR STATEHOOD

|, WASHINGTON, November 17.-Th.
far-off Territory of Hawaii is urging
its claims to Statehood.
The Statehood idea Is the paramount
one now In the House and Senate, ana
Hawaii Is seeking to get star on the
National banner, especially since the
great impetus has been given to this
general matter by the personal visn
of many Senators and Representatives
through the courtesy of Representa-
tive Hearst recently, through the West
The House has received the petition
of Hawaii 1t Is in part as follows:
THAT the Congress of the United
States be and Is hereby respectfully
requested to pass at an early date an
act enabling the people of this Terri
tory who are citizens thereof and duly
qualified to vote, to meet in convention
and adopt State constitution where
by and whereunder this Territory may
be admitted as a State into this I'm m
Resolved, that the Governor off lis 4,
Territory be and Is hereby requested
to transmit a duly certified copy of
this resolution to the President of the
United States, the Speaker of tint
House of Representatives"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-11-27
.KEPO|KA|
TALKS some.
Will Have the Banker
Import the Loan
Money.

Governor Carter. being asked sbou
the getting OF the Territorial mona.
here from New York. stated thar l.
was up to Treasurer KepoikaI' &c
settle that business in his own WAY.
| Treasurer Kepoikai was met sste,
near the Advertiser office. waiting for
his car and in answer to a Question
OF the same purport stated that che
| local bankers would import the money
| on bills OF exchange issued to them
for a quarter Of one per cent H
| said that this was the arrangement de-
cided upon at the conference OF hanh
ers and heads of departments CON
vened by Governor Carter himself ar
the opening OF the bids. and to which
arrangement Governor Carter agreed
Mr.. Kepoikai then unburdened r,is
mind on the financial matter as well as
other political affairs of the day tt
the following effect:
Governor Carter dislikes me as Ke-
poikai. but he ought not to act as ht
Is doing to the Treasurer. He took
the oath as Governor, yet I am stii
Treasurer. All our handshaking at ht
Inauguration he wipes out.
II want you to say that Goverwar
Carter and the Advertiser may ahusx
me, but they can never read me on.
of the Republican party.
Governor Carter has made a mis-
take. think. in appointing Holloway
as Superintendent of Public Works