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ROSE BY GALLANTRY.
O0eer who VIII succeed Gen. Hep
wood. Next October, FossAt Wen
In Cuba and In the Phil.
iDpines.

Col. George F. Elliott who will sue
ceed MAI, Gen Charles Haywood, as
commandant Of the marine corps, with
the rank Of brigadier general, is one OF
the most popular and efficient officers
In the service. His promotion WAS based
entirely on merit and mainly in rec
ognition Of his meritorious services dur
ing the Spanish war and the insurrec-
ton in the Philippines.
native Of Alabama, Col. Elliott was
appointed second lieutenant in the
marine corps from New York, October
u, 1870, and his first duty was per-
formed at the marine barracks In
Washington, After service al the ma
rioe barracks Portsmouth, y. H., and
Brooklyn, y. y. he was in September,
1882, ordered 10 the |. :. : Fro,ic and
remained or that vessel about a year,
when he was transferred to the
|. : : MououCaho,a ana was next as
stCrCd 20 the command ot the marine
guard on the L 5. s OsSipee. He re-
ma,ucG on that duty for three years and
was ,ECD assigned 70 duty at the marine
barracks. Norfolk Ouriug that assign
mCU; Dc served with the army during
the railroad riots. near Baltimore, in
Che summer Of 1877. In December Of
tha, year he was attached 70 the I. $ $
Franklin, and in 1850 was transferred
70 tho / 5. s Alliance, or which vessel
he served Two wears and then served two
years az tho Norfolk navy ward.
Co, Elliott. while first lieutenant,
served with the battalion OF engineers
which rendered such efficient service
under command Of Gen. Oher Col)
Haywood on the isthmus OF Panama
ill., the spring Of 1855, when the Ameri-
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can naval forces commanded BY Rear
Admiral Jouett were landed there for
the protection OF American interests.
Subsequently he served a. the Newpo-,
station and a the Norfolk navy yard,
E1l ths- successivslv OF the I. : 5
N1-la.la MotiCa- Lancaster and Bai-
;--o-e returning home from E foreign
cruise = t1s las, named vesse. Il July,
1895
Ate three years service g. the ma
--1- barracks BrooklvL y y. he was.
{, -1s 0C.c-eaL o. tht Spa-is1 war IL
AT--- 1895 assigned to duty with the
marine battalion o. ;hs North Atlantic
sguaC-oL EnL served witt especia. dis
-rcIo- = tn engagements e, GuaD-
tanruC Cuol as : resul, o. which he
was ADVANCE three numbers OIL the list
o. captains
Lieu CO. Huntington. who h.d
command o. me marines e. 0u.rtxa,-
M refers ,c Co. Elliot: conouc, Il
leading a. expedition aga,nst { superior
force o. Spaniaros guarding Z well al
Cuzcc aDou. slI miles from the camp
whlct was the only wste- supply o. the
enerv within Y miies. as toliovs.
Cap. E-liot;s COO advance rp q
ROCKY steep mountain path. under fire
fo- q minutes without being able 70 re-
ru-I 4, and the galiantry and skill cis-
pisyec by hiu throughout this sfsir
were esser.ial 70 the grsa: success et-
tame py the expedition, and ere
wortny o. sno earnestly recommend
ina. ne " sdvsxcsd In rsnk one
graae
Returning from CuuA. OsuL Huott
wss placed IL command o. the marine
barracks n Washington n the neal
c, major, IL August. 1885 he was sent
&c the Philippines IL command Of tbs
Second battalion o. marines and be
uayec WIKI conspicuous seliantry In the
engagement a. NOyalela IN October Uf
tue same year Ma Gen. OLis. oonr-
uaudlng TIE United oLsLes troops IL the
Philippines e, tha; time, wrote 70 the
rsar soIn4Tr, commanding tAe, uaEsl
fOrcss regarding Lieut.. Col Elliott IL
& E4gn4y cOmL.eaaaLory LaaEueT
CO El.4O,. wss broken down by mis-
SERVICES a. tie Philippines and was sent
u ~ -4.a. 1ysp!.2 a; Marc Island
California IL hAFcr 1850 II tie lo.-
.ow4-g SepgsnJer, E4s health having ben
Ieyyy!ec, 4e was placed a. oOmmaud VI
--a E-ar.-ss q. ;le HOrlO.E sAuor AID
ys--z4-ec ;lsre uuLi. February u this
20. v-sl u wGs placed IL CoIaIuauc o,
yLe E-ar.le Jarl4cks ~ Washington,
w-srs ae ~ Low u duty Ee reached
IL grs1e y, COlOzs. n March las, eao
nls appointment a. Dr.sadies general
sal cgnlaooaDt " marines viii take
etc. u Tie s.Agusory fstlIeLsal N
Co. Eey61oc. Ce.Obsr Z lext
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SODA AND ICED TEA.
Agriculture. Declares Their
Css Simple Suicide.

Or. Wiley. chemist for the depart.
ment OF agriculture. who has Just con-
Guided the first H the tests relative to
Rood preservatives and their effect on
the human system. said the other day:
The devil turks In the soda water foun-
tain. and iced tea Is simply suicide.
II persons would only use preeaution
there is no reason why one should suf-
fer more with sickness In summer than
winter. One OF the most fragrant
causes Of sickness in summer Is entirely
overlooked by law. have on several
occasions called attention TO the dan
ger az eating vegetables grown on or
under grouDd which has been exposed to
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pPOvcP'

when the butss +,
come put a penny 4
churn." is an old tim,
Proverb. 1t often a,'
work though no one n,
told why.
When mothers are y,
because the children n
gain strength and Ae,,
say give them Scots S
sion. 1
1t is like the penny h
milk because it work.
because there is son.l
astonishing about it. 1
SCOTS Emulsion is q
a milk of pure cod I'D
with some hypophoa|
especially prepared for NJ
stomachs.
Children take to it n,I
because they like The !
and the remedy takes n
naturally to the chilia
cause it is SO pcrfcctlyaI
to their wants.
For all weak and pail
thin children Scots Emil
Is the most satisfactory d
ment.
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Jury List.

List Of Grand Jurors drawn for ias q
Oyer and Termincr and and Genera q
very and Court OF Quarter Session Oin
OF Snyder Comfy held as October len
meneing Monday, Dec. "A, 1903.
GRAND JURORS.
Name, Occupation, Residene-
Amig Milton. Teacher, Franklin
AurAnd William. lumberman, Mohc
B0wersox j. q. farmer. Centre
Blngaman j ]. agent, Spring
Dinius Henry, farmer, Middlecreek
Dreese Reuben, Gentlemal. Spring
Gemberling william Farmer. Penn
Hartman John |. farmer Centre
Hummel Irwin. Laborer, N ddlecreH
liassinger Perry, farme West besx
HOlshue Abraham. gent, West Bea's
Kline JOhn NJ. farmer, Adams
LeDig JefIersOn. labOreT. URiol
Miller Charles Jr., farmer. Penn
Meyer George X, farmer. Wsshiaga
Ritter John. farmer, jackson
stroud S. II. gent Centre
SeebOld Coli man. trucker. Union
Ulsh, A. A. merchant, Spring
Walter isaiah, farmer Centre
WlttenmeyeT. W. W. gent, hlddIe9V1
PETIT JURORs.
Amig jerome, iaborer, West Peny
Br0nse George A. farmer. Jackson
B0ust Isaac u. farmer, Monroe
Bachman Frank, farmer, Frannh
Bowers0x Charles, LumberInan. ffsa>
Bilger EnOs, farmer Frank lil
B0werHax Cornelius, farmer, Cebut
Grouse Jaa0b u iab0rer, MiddlecIvei
Diell George farmer Franklin
D0ebleT Henry, Feed Dealer, solISsh'
Erdley James, lab0rer, Mlddiebug
FessIer, u. VI. tanner, Centre -
Fisher Arthur g., landlord, Middlo1"
BOrIey Calvin, farmer, Penn -
GriIDm Jonathan A., farmer. Wlsii-'
Glass Adam, barber, Washington
GOsB J q. llimberman, Adams
H0well Amos, j. r., WoSi Beaver
Hnmmel Frank, farmer, MlddleC:T-
Herman Rnos, gent, Adams
Haas Daniel, farmer, West peTry
kratler Simon, farmer, MiddlecIeeh
kreamcr Galen, carpenter, hlddlsI"
kl0se Amln0n, farmer, Beaver
Manheck J. gent, Sprlng .,.ns
MiddleswaTth ker NJ, farmer, Ao-A'F
Martin, John H. gent. FRANKLIN
Manrey Samuel, farmer, Penn
Mengle, u. q. farmer, Penn
Meyer ID. w. farmer Penn
M0yer. John NJ. butcher, Washl1swN
M0yer benton II, farmer, Chapman
Phillips u, l.. tailor, SelinsgIoVe
hehritk John, farmer, Beaver
Row Perclval; farmer. Penn
Roush William, miller, Selinsgro'e
lh0ads Jacob merGhant, Monroe
Rlnkle John w. merchant, hlopscO~
Rnle John r. merchant, ChApmM
h0ush JhIrila. CARPENTER, Middlea~
Bhhdl9 Albert, ]. p. Perry <
Hhhmbacf Nathan, Tllacksnltb, yY
Stroud Elias. blacksmith. WANING
Tobias otto, Iabofsr, HiddlsbuIY -
lllAb CAlsip, Merchant West beIg
npdegroye lNin, man currief, Cnsp
y'.!! Wesia easo.!, I. fs.sm1. J. Ecnn: W
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Nails
Had Turned Blue
Limbs Bloated.
Lay in a Stupor From
Heart Disease.
DR.. Miles Heart Cure
Cured Me.

The nails turning blue is sign OF defective
circulation as is the bloatmg Of the arms and
legs. Other common symptoms Of heart dis
ease are shortness OF breath from slight ex-
eruon, pain IN or near heart, smothering
spells, palpitation or futtering. weak, tired
ana hungry spells, dreaming and nightmare,
sudden starting in sleep. In severe cases the
brain, stomach, lungs, etc, may become so
disorder.d as 10 mislsad the physicians as to
the nature Of the disease. you suffer from
any ot all Of these symptoms your heart Is
diseased and treatment should NOT be post
poned 4 single day. Dr. Miles Heart Cure
/: guaranteed 10 help you as it has helped
thoubsnds Of Others.
Il owe my life to DR.. Miles Heart Cure.
Alter four doctors met in consultation on my
case, their verdict was that had suffered
from hear disease so long that they could do
nothing for me and would surely die. NV
brother said, While there is life there is
hope. We will Try Dr. Miles New Heart Cure
When j began taking 1t my nails had turned
blue and my arms and legs were bloated TO
twice their natural size, and lay in a stupor
most Of the time. Aiter the first few doses
the dizziness went away and after three bot
Ties was able 10 60 around the house and
do my work. Both my family and my nurse
think j would have been IN my grave had il
not been for DR.. Miles Heart Cure. e."-MRs.
kobEET hoRRIs, Sackets Haboy, NJ Y.
All druggists sell and guarantee frst bottle
DR.. Miles Remedies. Send for free book
on Nervous and Heart Diseases Address
Dr. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart. Ind.
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Sweet Ycuns rAina.

Ceci; t.entimentslly)-Doht you feel
gloomy when the sky Is overcast with
stay. when the rhythmic rain sounds a
dirse upon the roof and the landscapes
beauties are hid by the weeping mist
Hazel (sweetly)-Yes; it's dreadtuliy
annoying II does make oue's hair
come out Of curl so.-TIt-Bits.
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He Was Surprised,

And III tell you another thing" 4"
shouted the exasperated wife; you will
never see me cooking as long as live in
this vorli'"
Gracious, dear, said the amiable hus-
band; do ! understand that you expect
to go where you will cook IN the next
world-"-Yonkers Statesman
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80 Edith is really engaged 10 young
Gilber: Wasn't ii rather sudden"
Yes They have been much to-
Sether, but neither one seemed to care
much for the other until Edith left
for home Then they were engaged "
1T must have been a case N love
at lax sight."-Chicago Record Herald
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vOooo OuatUN.

lths - looks o( this bird Whal
b 4 vueeAr'
Only Is. ma'am. and It's cheap for
that parrot He learned 70 talk hy the
new method"
What's thatY-
BY making him listen to . phono.
graph"
Does he talk nike a phonograph'
: Exactly, ma'am."
I am glad you told me. Show me
some other bird. Chicago Tribune.
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MANAGER WANTED.

Trustworthy lady ;r gentleman Il ;
business in this County and adjoining I
for well and favorably known HOus 4
financial standing. 5000 straight a..
and expenses, paid each MONDAY by a
rect from headquarters. Exrens nul
vanced position permanent, Addfss
Manager, 61O nonon Bldg, chias
9.3l2t.
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That time which Andrew Carnegt,
toresses when Englsnd and America win
be united will come when all the Be gl.b
dukes are enrolled as American grand.
soni, sao their iDoomss sbou, 20 be cu
Oh unbess they become neturtlhsd
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-11-19

FlogSnss in his empire have borrthet
the ezsr. Everything hUrifes Che csaI
except the absence Of public schools
which wouit educate ehe Russiaas out
Of ydS!y brutality.
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Bssidse driving away mosquitoes and
aSss 4 k found that tbs castor bean piona
keeps % the boil wssvil. The csstos
pssut IL doing everything It esn 70 ovss.
come popular prejudice against r.
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Eots the Distinctiou.

ARE you & secondhand 6ook oealer7'
assred the inQuisitiye person
no Sir, answered the other person,
v1th some irritation Of msnnes lam
e teaier ir secondhand books "-Chica-
go Tr1Uuze
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II All DependS

'T rus my friend said the minis
te- tina; you- lines are cas-; IL pieasan,
places"
Well answered the lons-haired
poet. tina. depends or whether you
cal. waste baskets pleasan: places oT
no. L"-Clrc!rnsti Enquirer
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WANTED-SEVERAL PERSONS Ofd
acter and goodreputation in each s,sls
this county required) 10 represent az
dse old established wealthy bushes ID
solid financial standing Salary s2ia I
with expenses additional, oil paysth ]
direct every Wednesday from nst
Horse and carriage furnished whsr ID
References. Enclose 81 II ADDRESSED Il
Colonial. 1872 Dearborn ST., Chicago.
,.skt|
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The fact the, there are more than
TWO thousand American mining eo-
gipesrs in the sold and diamond re-
gions Of South Aeroe n one among
many indications that this Is already
becoming o0s Of the migratory ne
oons
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At the cluh to-day Margaret read q
paper on Why Are Men Averse 70 Mar
riaFs fel; 50 sor-y for her"
why So"
because you only had 10 look n hcr
70 &c; al answer To the question -
Cleveland Plain Dealer
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A Melancholy Summary.

-Ars you aware that you are being
criticised for using money In polttics'"
Yes answered Senator Sorghum. III
you use money they criticize yvu, and
II you don't they forget all about yOu- -
Washington Stey.
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Sirs Aoth,-iTs ~ wonder yoVre
troubled win Indigestion after eating
b mSoh
Sesood LoLb-I know, bat n Wss such
e lashto1able 0Ssrcoat .-BrookIyD Lte.
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The greatest nations Of Europe
strain every effort to make scieace the
hGrdraiC Of war. Let Il be the glory
Of The great American people TO make
science the hRndnAd Of Agriculture
Jerry Rusk, er-s4cretary OF sgricul.
-v-e
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Ethst-Who WIS tint nan you Jus,
bowed tof
penelcpeTnas w0 DUoUn, The
grea; composer.
Ethei-A composer, die you say
Penesupe-He manufactures soothtne
syrp-rt-Bits
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Political Nrutc

\ fellow IN good olG T,rre Haute
Wen; out st election to VNUto.
When his party won cut
lie gave a Rree, shout
And came home ss ful, as a gRute
-MURoie (lnd.) Star
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Delicate Thyuss

Msss Oide-HSrry said Leo Nike as
10 De aarrsso IN e balloon, Es's fond
" frssk marriages.
Mlss Eoss-Bst Why 20 70 tke trou-
Die Of going W IN a balloon l--Ch.ca-
10 ksNs
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Unexpected Reply.

TIE ahrons bachelor finally esrneo
70 the quiet man who had taken no
par In ths discussion
Would you, SIR" he said. "marry
the bee, woman IN the world,~
- ci6, YVES the rspiy.-Judse.
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Twas Ever Thus,

Mabel wears fine siiken hose
Purchased with her papa's rockst
But the old man always goes
Around In ten~cent cotton socks,
Cincinnati Enquirer.
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.

Take Laxative BTomoQuinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money II ID
oils 70 cure. i. W. Groves signature
al each box. 25c
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BOURLE COCHRAN
Tamouf New orE Lavyer MAJ B--
come british subjecJ Hnd Mem
be- o. Parliament

Bou-Es CccE-a-. vnc = Is sail may
beco-- = br.:lsL suu3ec. Joi- tne irish
pa--. E1- Tax Z seq Il parliament e
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70 westsrr love- thsss Ia q proposal
70 yst rubber heels on the school ohil
cssn. Why Cont As tssSheTs wss,
asg-asusf
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Absorbing 70 Cassyle, al sDsSs6 ha
something Of SoDe ~ r. bat what "
o6,sot W 10 the siGsSohe
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!vRVs APPROVAL OF LvNcnINo

Rsodsv Strange Verdict Upon the
Death ef . Negro.
New Orleans. La. Nov. s.-The eoro.
nse's jury Of Pass Christian handed
IN the following verdict In the lynch.
ing Of Sam Adams, the negro who a.
saulted Mrs. Peter Labouisse. formerly
Mrs. 8. Osgood Psll, Of New York:
We. the Jury Of inquest, sitting on
the body Of Sam Adams. colorsd, hnd
that he came to his death at the hands
Of the male citizens. both white and
colored, Of Pass Christian. who we're
organized and determined to finish
said Adams for the crime that meets
death wherever perpetrated."
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~x~t<.<y lfJGs W SOC vhuq

D~syytooy lfkss 70 Bee Che honest
fa<nsr get a good price for his wheat,
bu, ons cana0t hs!p wishing 81 could be
srsossc witho1t increasing TIE prtcs
0 fouS
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Those who ash tSo much soon arrive
~ POINT who're they sst nothing.
k&uIas 1--we syoss values rss,sh the
enormou total of tI6S, 800 800
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There sse 1900 newspapers 10 the
United StAtss Eesuit, 1900 para
graphs on the Langley air shyp and
% ,OyO on the yacht Tecss
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-bey. toss, have yoa sJt q ausgesr'
~. thAySD"
stbssoAks-B<oodynslaW =
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q LssS sssss II x0hoid fspg 10 II
4soaUl1Als k.t pear, ons in ASLA &sd
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J 70 l4a & . n 0sn y ) ~ h4t n
~ "a souAasp 81 ~ Aueqw(AaAA
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NAcouragtng.

HncouragtnG.
She-i am afraid We shall have trouble
with servants After We are married.
HeI won't mind that. dear. az long a
I have you.-BrooAlyn Life.
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No better ilNstrasen a what hap
pens to him who 10 master of one sub
tsot has recently been afforded than
the extension Of the term of Lord Cur.
ION as ueeroy of India As . young
man he became interested in india and
the Asiatio question. and read All he
could And On the subject then studied
1t at first hand In India, Persia and
AfshAnistAn. He was thoroughly
equipped for the Office Of viosroy, and
he has consequently been successful
Although there are occasional exoep-
tons to the ruls, 1t usually happens IN
the long run that the man who knows
how to do a given piece Of work will
get that work TO do
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FSv thiaEx axs more worytsDms tha,
.tos . EIop Won Lad 70 listen 70 shol
't40-
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Husoand-My dear. don't you think
that dress a.-er-trtAe inmodests
Wfs-Immodeet! Goodness me! Just
look at the slecses.-N. Y. Weekly.
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4 jsdgs of Unitsd 0laess NlsoFiet
court at Burlington, VI. has iast handed
I.-., n.....,., down dsoision
which will bs oe
'oA''s''on' great Interest to
bibulous boosers who have labored un.
der the impression at times that they
were In state Of intoxication. For the
hrst time . federal court has passed
upon the much mooted question AZ to
what really constitutes intoxication. It
Isn't the first time that court Of law
has knocked out the dictionary and the
scientific men. Even the justice courts
in Chicago. according to the Record
Herald, have done that What the ETY.
mologists and photographers decide il
one thing: what the courts decide may
be quite different thing. A man who
is under undue or unnatural slation, ex-
hilaration or excitement, as result Of
drinking alcoholic stimulants Is sup
posed TO be Intoxicated" Etymological-
ly speaking, he is intoxicated whether he
is dead drunk or unnaturally excited or
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Visitor We'll. Jack, and what are YOU
COINS q he when YOU crow up
Jack-A bachelor Chicago Chronicle
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Over 10000 Miners strike.

Denver. Nov. 1O.-More than 10000
coal miners in Colorado went on strike
for an eight.hour day, increased wages
and other concessions. The strike
was ordered by the national executive
officers Of the United Mine Workers
OF America, after the coal cOmparie -
refused TO confer with union rcr re.
sentatives concerning the demands #
the men. Of the idle mon Go0O N, in
the southern coal fields, 2OO0 IN ne
northern coal fields and 1900 In ire-
mont county one hundred mines
have been closed down.
Found Their Children Shot.
ShamOldn, Pa Nov. TO- When Mr..
and Mrs. Clement CopcrniclS returned
after temporary absence from their
home in Natalie they found their chill.
dren. Anna and Stella, and years
respectively on the floor OF the kitchen
covered with blood from wounds Anna
had been shot through tho lung, while
her sisters neck and head contained
an amount " bird shot. Neither OF
the victims have as yet been able To
state who shot them. Anna Is not
expected to recover Tho parents say
unknown encmios shot the children.
Took Her Choice.
Bobby" said the mother OF n pre-
cocious fve-year- old, 81 see your little
sister has the small apple Did you let
her have her choice, ms told you TOT"
"Yes'm." replied Bobby. "I told hes
she could have the small one or none, and
she took the small ne."-Cincinnau
Enquirer.
Tho Mean ThtnR.
Floesie-Jack is a man after my own
heart.
Marie (sweetly)-You're sure It's not
your money that he's after Judge
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Floesie-Jack Is a man after my own
heart.
Marie (sweetly)-You're surS It's not
your money that he's after Judge,