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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-07-16
PRESIDENTS -CMz COMING
F5c-,onai Differences At Oyster Bay
Nace EecsetLar Erthusiastic.

Fac-'crai Differences At Oyster Bay
Nace Reception Enthusiastic
Oyster Bay l. T.. June 20 President
Roosevelts Homecoming for The sum-
mer vas made the occasion 0f cete
here His reception vas noticeable
FOR its enthusiastic lOrdiality and ike
wise -0r Is v,gUr The latter quality
was Tue 70 ! slight tact.una. Inference
among the Cow1speopIe. the result
being that -hs president vas accorded
a double reception. The Oyster BAY
hoa-t II trade beaded by President !.
Morgan Griffin. had planned IN slab-
crate demonstration and ,x-Assem bly,
man Maurice Townsend iat arranged
another
Both ware ,ar-,ed Iut according %
Programmes. but as both we're directed
to the same and the friendly rivaIry
between the factions resulted only n
adding ~ the enthusiasm Ir the recep-
tiUn.
Arriving at the hail President ioose-
welt unveiled the civil var tuphy gun
presented to The people u OYSTER Bay
BY the navy iepartment. Then. stand
ing on -nalr placed on The steps
leading 70 the hall. he delivered brief
address -0 ne trUwd IT his friends anu
neighbors N front of the building.
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KILLED 81 DAUGHTERS suircs
Agcu Woodbury., ". J.. Man Shot DEAD
lt -s Door.

Woodbury., " J.. IIne ~ - In a
trep:y 1t disappointed rage Iuhn
Payar suldier who lately returned
tror, sNr philippines. shot and in
sIanJv Na.eG William Minks. 50 years
Old A. tAa Hler home IN Oak street.
Psype wss arrested tpw minutes
later 80 4ogS nJJ sgsu 20 lars very
much ABOUT n,s ale
rsyuo lad aegl calling ipUu Miss
lizzie 3 jsushlor OF Minis. though
tho latter oolecJed 10 Niw, When the
youns soldier called &C the house to
Sev Miss MirRS Ter father answered
his ring 50 tho door and the Two men
stood face 20 face rhere was III angry
quarrel. IN The midst Vi vaicn. Il is
charaed. Payne drew q -evoivnr anu
nIed three times al the Old man.
All three bullets took effect N the
bSIy of MinkS. who staggered for an
instant and Ceil dead from the steps 70
the sidewalk, Payne quietly sub
mltted to arrest wiNn oincer Dopson
secured a,n, and vas takea 20 iail aud
DOES not seens 10 care
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Aaather ElactInn Rnw.

What became of that sunshine
club which Daisy started%
oh it's under cloud. After ths
arst annual election 0t otficers L
was impossible % get a quorum, Ow-
ing 70 the fact that only .vo mem.
oers Of the club ware m speaking
terns."-Lhicagn Recori-Hera.d.
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q PERSONS INJURED
Elevator at Heinz's Allegheny, Pa. +,
Plant Falls Forty-fvs Feet.
THE LIFT WAS ovERcRowoeo
Antics of Drunken Men, Who Were
Jumping on Elevator. Caused Shaft
to Bresk-AII Had Narrow Escapes
From Death.

From Death.
Pittsburg. June 30.-The breaking
H a shaft on the first floor Of the n.
J. Heinz COmpany's plant, In Ale
gheny. released the ropes supporting z
large freight elevator on which %
persons were crowded. The cage fell
from the fifth floor into the cellar. A
distance Of - feet and every one on
the elevator was injured II is thought
that az least two will die
The most seriously Injured are
John Churney Allegheny. both legs
broken, viii likely die. Mrs Edward
Holman Mt Hope ". J. injury to
spine vii probably die. Joseph Web.
er. Allegheny both legs broken, csndi-
tion serious Many of the Injured are
Cleveland sizhtsaers.
When The accident occurred the ela.
7ator Was evidently overcrowded. Ac-
cnr1ing 70 what vas told by Dr. J :.
Phillips. physician n the plant. the
antics n two men on the elevator
Who we're intoxicated caused the dis
aster Dr Phillips says the two men
crowded on The car after being told
By the operator to stay on. Once on
they commenced Jumping, with the
result hat the shaft snapped and left
the elevator without control.
According n the story told by vii.
Ham Koncano, a dry goods merchant
Of Cleveland at The hospital, there was
no disorder in the crowd.
Il thought there were too many on
the car ne said. when saw how
crowded W. we're. and AZ soon as the
car left the afth door I am certain
every one realized that something had
happened 70 the machinery and that
the elevator vas slipping There vas
not sound or a cry uttered by any
one until We landed IN heap in the
cellar"
All but two Of the Injured we're visi.
tors to the Heinz plant.
The Cleveland people are members
OF the Bohemian Catholic Central
Union, and took part in the blessing
OF the guns Of the cadets Of St George
OF Allegheny. on sunday They took
day for Sightseeing. and tia Heinz
plant was on the programme.
An examination of the SHAFT and
machinery showed that those injured
nearrow!y escaped instant death. a.
the 750-pount weight at the side ot
the shaft shot 10 the roof Of the build,
ing. ripped through the timhers at the
top and fell half It's length through
the ceiling over the sixth foor. Had
the timbers been little less stout
the huge weight would have fallen
nearly so feet upon the mass of in
iured people huddled In heap on the
door OF the demolished elevator.
Ne sSreams sf the injured and tas
crash II the huge cage as il struck
the bottom OF the shaft brought hun.
dreds Of wOrkmen and women To the
rescue. and a hurry call was sent for
and ambuIances and the
injured we're hastily examined and
hurried 70 the hospitals
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Kitty zrsEdrnorir~=. vfs1m sh~ Iav
saw sar she drst -iE~, - .ea1 -Ia
had % Isss ~ 'ar -r-5nu-'.
You ought 80 r." -Er r.--Tsr'7.'-
said S.ttr ro .i'- y.g. .rAs ."or. nEs
carrie b. -,--ur.u- .v-.. .rs -l.l .".t4srs
r0g all, .IlJs p. -- r.aH.n ---u. Hr.
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1--we Stock Marxnfs.

s5I5G5.S5, good, ;485a5 Hogs yers
higher prime heavy g. 35aS3-la
mediums and heavy Y0rkers Be- 50I
s.35 light Yorkers 81 l50s 80 pigs.
$3.50. roughs, s44550. Sheep we're
lower; best vethers, 81 50G5 81. culls
and common, s2f3 year!ings. s3G
52S: veal calves, 80 SO6I.
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You seem 90 snow > great Teal
about nar-.-1 lf-,' said a woman q
the wor.a % a --lJ;htul ldm4re=.
Are You married.
No, but my sztH-- s. -epl.ed he
Youthful adIn.rer, with = blaze asr.
-rS,f,.rts
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Owe " oman.

There . 1r- woman mild aH. 'alr
Disc-ae' and We, .caufourt ~
Eholga 7 n manly man swear
{ Ike TO beat aEt 1ouEI her
'iri.e 30 know -GAJ gumn ing ara
Both Iard iri FOOT -AA bound .-r.
AAd YET he pains = AXE. and bear
IL coax and g-t around aer'
seeause Tie sorry ,r-.,h II Jwl
Sc Is ny w-etE-arc -AAp-roH.
Town Topics
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Narteh Ann,vlnhxs.

Mamma asked Nellie Vaat -he had
learned "a sunday school, aud sac re-
pher:
That 7 must sell -hraa -.ck.'- so-
:As cnuce-- next week. give ~ raut-
tor IN. s1p=-.urr1crut's present, and
that Nosa luiIt he ARK '--E..tJ..
Chronicle
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'9iE--us thinks Lee has -hesruar-pst
1anv The world
YES, BliEg,Es l-wlvs va, / -r-n
believer N Aere4Iiry. -'VasElEgron
star.
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Wifc-Su they returned ruur mn.
uxcriut' Il is roo bad.
Husband (who thinks he cau vr:ts)
Yes; that is what the editor said
shout it.-Tt- Bits
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How II Hnpuene-i.

az hear you We're cutting IN capen
last summer
-yes. 7 worked IN a pickle factory"
-P-;neetou Tiger.
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HIS srNf

Funeral Director 20 ,eurieruau
entering dour'-Are ~. Dn- It .he
uOur-rrs. sira-
'i-uriernan-Yes. He owed ne 500.
~ 2 Herald.
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Bester rAnn EI~rrsc,ty.

Agent--Wouidu't you ike 20 have q
burglar alarm put in courthouse?
Mr.. Binks-Don,t need il. I've got a
vffe--N. Y. Weekly.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-07-16

Hr-Do ~ think blondes Iave Iuore
admirers IN br-rptlss
-he--t don't know Y,u night asI.
Miss Turner; she has LEn experience
n D0tA capacities. .- T.f-Bits.
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oman.

She Knows 4 secret. Jut w. not -.eAd.
Patient z Wait the leisure nj g~- Iced:
Long ere .h- evening sluue know IA. vel
- near the story. or sis = Ave "a La.
-@eSrU.t grur Press
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& axes p physician e-tlEcat- %
- On II .aAI n -o.sdo hes~ tays.
NoulaB Lat make Toa ss-S
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)SYlvANiA RAILROAD.
Iewistown Division.
effect May ~, 1903.

es Sunbury S 30 D m, ar
y Selinsgrove 5 i5 p m
insgrove 6:00p. M, arrives
bury 6:I5 p. m.
fe Lewistown Junction
m, lie o N. bop m 4 i6p m, I Jsp
- a N for Altoona, Pittsburz aud
fe and Washington sos q N g2.,
70 D N For Phhadelphia and New
"a m. I o. ii0 les fIsand IIIo
ourx 8 10 D IN
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as~ sARsrs ossics

nsaa;na Railroad Tests Scheme 10
stop rrs,ns Automatically.
eplsitssille. Pa. luna s$s~raa run
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Acknowledgements on ths law q,
'nses no one.
cHsns-Except, OF cuuysa . law
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- . = NElt-A XI0
e'Ne fOaoits Ia ~ days nacSs
'.'~N Nuges shVa AT oshvEs tai
'''.A .a,sl lo.s aas,a1sl. and o,a
'ANH ,egthtM ,iASs D, aeans
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loyN.vaN, Nisatly A,u.Ssieay,
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''4 s'Ns tho Ssa, u disosss, oo,
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N''e, a hAsla. Nm hStSV. NJ
"a t.eN va N,al pesass. ~ LsA.i
y ~ ses SHe,o>N ~AsA = pssf
k-N.'..A.s>a ~ oaxS ~ soxNAxsS
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c@. Ns.s.ss.ss.ir
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EpRGH pR6G co.
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(1n as Well a. Men
| Made Miserable by
kidney Trouble.

! vouble pyeys upon the mind. dis
and lessens ambition; beauty. vigor
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ana chesYruincsS soon
disappear when ir- kid
neys are out Of order
or diseased.
Kidney trouble has
beooms so prevalent
that II Is not uncommon
for a child TO be Sot
Afflicted with weak kS
neys. II 6 child ur.rs-
s'es ser. II the
a - a. 4
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p n213Aad S !sp n ;or Wilkes
eliou
em, !oSp Il, SJ5 ? N tor shumo-
J Carmel
b " Tor Wilsesbar-s
EASTWARD.
eo . >elins grove Junction
a.r'u,lS AZ Phllausiphla
r., Sp u BaltinOr. ) = , u
D. pu
ar ng Al Philadelphia
Jra 5 a II. Baltimore Spn
! 70 y m.
q 1 y Arriving Lt Philadelphia
I ors 'I3 a IL. Baltimore lg An
81 az
j. i.~C leave Sunbur-
arriving AZ Philadeldhia s2a
~ WkntnHtUn $50 AN New
|w ecaisys, 20 sam sundays,
y arriving tt Pnlladslpnis ? >,
n 81 = N, 10 4 sundays SaItl.
washington So 4 II. Baltimore
ins,ou slSp M.
lays arriving tt Pniladelphia
NJiN 3lS p n, Baltimore " ID D
. l lSpm
iaSs arriving &C ehiladeiphia
ors ' " 2 N. Baltimore . W p u
proving tt Philadelphia : ,ss pm
y ~, SalIimOrsr ~ ? u. Nasa,
ANv >uhoury Al ao An, .,d = IN
r. "'rrS0afS, Philsdoiphia and
| 4 WOOD, Gou'l Pass Agent
Nl NN een I Naasssn
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hi, the iiesN hen the child
Ia .ve ..,.t; mould be able 10
\ o sage. II IS yet afflicted With
IN. depend upon u. tho cause of
kjty Is kidney trouble. and the first
IA be towards the treatment Of
korian, organs. This unpleasant
|due 10 a diseased condition Of the
nd bladder and not TO a habit as
,le suppose.
as we'll as men are made mis-
M kidney and bladder trouble.
need the same great remedy.
and the immediate effec, 81
Root Is soon realized. II Is sold
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bis. In fifty
one dollar
! may have a
kils BY mail
k.,,,btet teit
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6af0pNIcI TcII- Ho1ne of S~aHFp Ndot.
but II. including many Of the
Of testimonial letters received
k.s cured. In writing Or. Kilner
bgham,on. N. T.. be sure and
Us paper.
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)hia 4 Erie R R Division
lRN CENTRAL. RAILWAY
WESTWARD,

Urn CENTRAL RAILWAY
WESTWARD,
seilnsgruye Junction dsiiy tor
West.
? N, see ? m.--sunday . 3 u,
nnbury daily except Sunday.
3lifA AlO, a 4 n Tor Erie And Can.
le'Onte Erie anu Canaudafgua
)cs HAVEN. TYRONE anu che West.
BlId.O, y p n TOR Bellsfont,
and Cala1illEuB
nOv0 ant ElmIra
lllamsport
n Tor Buruu va En-. .Dur,um.
pie, " III ,0F Erie and CanAa-
81 p u for ~.
)cS Haven ant
The daily tribune., 1903-09-10
The Wetmore Road.

Farmers and ranchmen from the
Wetmore neighborhood are complain
ing of the poor roads from WetDiore
to Florence, and especially in the
vicinity of Newlin creek.
Complaints frequently reach The
Tribune Office of the bad condition of
the roads. 1t is hoped that our road
overseer will look into the matter and
have the evil remedied at once. The
residents of Victim ore who do the bulk
of their trading in this city are en-
titled to some consideration and it is
hoped that their complaint will be of
benefit to Others as well. Give the
ranchmen good roads for they are
deserving of them
The daily tribune., 1903-09-10
OIL IN FRAZER NO. s.
Encountered at Depth of About o2o
Feet.

The Frazer Oil company has an
other well. The fluid was encounter
ed in well No, last evening at a
depth of 800 feet, While this is a
very shallow well old timers say it
looks good. The bailer will be
brought into use this afternoon when
it will be determined whether 1T will
be pumped from the present streak or
sunk deeper. The indications are
rather fattering but after bailing for
awhile this may prove too small a
quantity to pump from and the we'll
drilled deeper.
The Frazer company drilled three
dry holes in succession and the fifth
furnishes hope for another good pro-
Queer.
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Fremont Hotel.

Beginning Sept, /, 1908, tine fol-
lowing rates will prevail at the Fre-
mont hotel;
Table board by the month. s22. 80
=" /" " week 90.
Board and room by the month AZ
low AS $27. 90.
Board and room by the week as low
as 5000. Single meals, local people.
Doc. Transient rates 50. so and S3 %
per day.
Steam heat, electric light and bells
IN every room. Rooms en- suite. baths
and modern conveniences. Service and
cuisine better than the average. The
above rates are very low but all the
same we will be than kful for your
patronage, your good will in the aD-
sence of your patronage is great help
and will be everlastingly appreciated.
tt II. l.. Rice. Prop.
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is the chairman Out this list out
and paste it up where you will have
it for ready reference.
The Public Library.

We notice by the Denver papers
that under the new charter, Denver
will be expected to appropriate $780,,
600 for the maintenance of the city
library. We are reminded of when
the library of Denver was small
affair like our own. 1t has grown to
its present dimensions 10y the indefati-
gable efforts of public spirited citi-
zens. There are about one thousand
books on the shelves of the Florence
public library, and some of the best
magazines on the tables. There are
on an average of about thirty visitors
at the library daily. Now if the
public spirited citizen will only come
to the front great benefits may accrue
to the Florence public library.
The public annual meeting of the
library for the election of new officers
occurs October 8. All who are inter
ested in public library are expected
to attend
The daily tribune., 1903-09-10
STRIKE NEWS
OVER THE STATE
Another Gattling Gun For
Cripple Creek.
District Situation is Unchanged
Miners Deny Report of Mine
Owners and Say no New
Men Put to Work.

Cripple Greek, Sept. l0-At the
request of General Sherman Bell
another gatling gun Is on the way to
this place. 1t comes from the Wy
oming National Guard and was bor-
rowed by ths state. 1t is expected
to arrive tomorrow. There is nothing
new in the strike situation. The
mine owners claim that several new
men we're put to WORK this morning.
the representatives of the Miners
union state positively that no new
men are going to work. that only a
few 'scabs" are working in any of
the properties
The daily tribune., 1903-09-10

Ophir Miners union met last night to
consider the answer made by Manager
Henry Buckley in reply to its demand
for eight hours for m!llmen. He
practically granted tho request that all
mill employees be granted eight hours
with a reduction of so cents per day,
but would not sign the schedule. in
which was incorporated clause to
the effect that the union should decide
the number of men employed ON crush
ers and in concentrating.
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the properties.

Joplin, Mo-, Sept. 10-The employ
ment agencies of this city have re-
ceived urgent requests to send miners
from this district to the Cripple Creek
fields to take the place of the strikers
and are preparing TO make shipments.
The wages offered are $3.50 to -
per day, which is double the amount
paid here. 1t is thought that many
hundreds will be sent The miners
Of this district are not organized into
labor unions. During the past two
years hundreds of them have gone to
Idaho to work there in the gold
fields. Many of them have signified
their willingness to go to the Cripple
Greek field. The first shipment will
probably be made this week or next.
Telluride, Colo, Sept 10-The
The daily tribune., 1903-09-10
Rain in Oklahoma.

Gutlrie,O t. Sept 10-The fierce
sand storm that has swept over Okla
homa for the past week was broken
yesterday by the heaviest rain fall of
the season. 1t amounted to almost a
oloudburst in this city.
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Sumner to Return.

Washington, Sept. 10-Rear Admi-
raj Summer. commander int chief of
the South Atlantic station. today
hauled down his flag and will return
to the United States. He will retire
in December. Rear Admiral Lam
berton succeeds him in command of
the South Atlantic squadron.
The daily tribune., 1903-09-10
Cash is Mighty.

On and after August 10 Will sell
goods for cash and cash only. All
persons knowing themselves indebted
to me will please call and settle at
once. A. A. Hull, 432 West Main.
The daily tribune., 1903-09-10

Oursy, Colo, Sept 10-Ouray
Miners union No. l5, W. f. of M.
held special meeting IN the county
court house The attendance num-
bered about 400. Several lively de-
bstes and short but pointed talks were
INDUCED in concerning the recent
labor troubles. Secretary Hugh Nc
Lean states that the special session
was had to confer with the compars-
lively few twelve hour millmen of the
Oruay district, to discuss the present
labor crisis and TO strike for the said
millmen. were they so inclined, as a
body and members of the union.
There are only three twelve.hour men
on the large force at the Camp Bird
mills and six of the same kind at the
Revenue.
The daily tribune., 1903-09-10

Durango, Colo Sspt. 10-Durango
and Silyerton labor leaders have been
in consultation here, but say there il
nothing new. Various rumors come
from Silverton. among which is that
the cooks and walters have gone out.
Before leaving for Silverton d. O.
Copeley of the executive board of the
Western Federation said there is as
mucn need for troops in Durango as
at Cripple Greek.