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ROYAL
HAKINCr POWDER
Imparts that peculiar lightness, sweetness,
and flavor noticed in the finest cake, short
cake, biscuit, rolls, crusts, etc., which ex
pert pastry cooks declare is unobtainable
by the use of any other leavening agent
Made from pure, grape cream of tartar.
HOY AL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YCMW.
He Was Bred in Lower Au
gusta. When K i. Uriminger stood one day.
In bio dor cottage hr away,
and to i. tin ihoMi day mi nature teemed
so graod,
Poi the deed in bs comn.ltted.
We i link lie'll be harshly treated,
y murder oi Daley smith by bis own
li in t.
He la sitting-nil aluoe in u cell tr irom bis
honiUi
While Dnlw sleeps
oundly beneath the
Kriiiin I,
But then I iiiink some day,
sntii" one elee will bave lUe m
When k i. n-.tiik"''!- will bave i
mint' (I v. n.
i HORV
lie woe briNl In liwer Augusta.
Where be was niooi klndlj iriuwd,
Bol he tiK'k biagnu utiedaj,
And on the Binlth (rm Ue ay.
in iMOttl Mr Hunt tin.' rntiiil'H,
Wben this awful murder happened,"
An t i o t ilttlng In jiii lor it to-day.
Kan d.ya bare paased away,
Blnce tint well remembered dy,
Tbui Bd. and Dlay met upon 'Ue apol,
Bui but gun did its wort, .
Ami with i rope bell need one Jerk .
When he's thluklng of the life betook nway.
li'it i he day will noon draw m ar,
Wm ii lit" parentawlll fear,
Thai ha li banging on the scaffold high,
Km' li" li ilimini'd to il'Mt h,
Anil e think they'll let htm rest,
I'm bla par lit Will feel no need totry.
coarrnici ian.
PAXTONVILLB
David (jitt and wife visited friends
at Beavertown on Monday.
Wm.Uummel of Middleburg was
a visitor at J. Smith's on Sunday.
Win. R. Howell of Bcavertown
visited his mother Mary Howell, on
Sunday.
Wm. Derr of Excelsior was home
attending the funeral of his grand
mother, Mrs. Mover.
'has. Hover was to the city last
week and purchased a large supply
of fill and winter good-.
Chas. 1'. Swengle, whois engaged
in the mining business at Shawver
ville, was at home over Sunday.
Paul Keadly. wiie and son of
Bhamokin, were here attending the
funeral of Mrs. Ucadly's mother.
Miss Laura Harner left for Sun-
blirv where she intends to spend
sonic time with the family of C.
Ripple.
That kindliness U the bright star
that shines from the dome of man, is
true, has again been proven last
Thursday evening, when the heart
of kind old townslady, Mrs.
Michael l'Yantz, was gladdened after
liecomingthe recipient of large con
tributions ot a surprise party which
was held at her house.
( )n Sunday evening Rev. Sham
bach delivered a very interesting
senium in the United Evangelical
church. He had selected for his
text Zeth. I: 6. He said "that cor
nimtinna nml institutions ot learn
ing cannot exisl mile-- they arc un
derlie influenced some higher power
therefore any person pretending to
Ik a christian must accept the ad
vice and instructions of a supreme
being, which is Almighty God.
Many people bear the name chris
tian, ami are not worthy of that
name because they have not had the
true christian faith and that thespirit
of Christ must le everywhere."
SALEM.
The hunters claim game to
be
very scarce.
Geo. M. Witmcr made a trip to
Harrisburg last week.
E.ra Meiser is driving a team in
the woods for Michael Erdley.
The Reformation day services
were held here on Sunday by Rev.
Schnable.
Mrs. Sallie Eisenhood, nee Shipp,
of Shamokin, is visiting the Boyer
family at present.
The supervisors of Penn township
making tint' bicycle
paths at
sonic ii
daces in tins district
( )ui farmers arc done with
their
corn and fodder, and arc DOW ready I
to cat apples, and OrHlK tne oiuer.
, i i .i i
.who had Urn
.Miss r.mma toss.
seriously ib lor tin
ast three wecus,
is slightly improv
ed at this writing.
The Mi
held at this
ionary Services to be
I place last Sunday were
tor some reason 01' other.
po-tpollri
I lie Mile
m congregation is niwing
' part of tin
hud .1 leak
cliureh rcroofed, us ii
where the slate came to-
gel her.
Misses Keller am! riimlrum, twi
n plished young ladies of Selin
i grove, were the guestb of W in. Boy-
I I !K.
Mrs. Vah ol Slatingtoli i- visiting,
I her daughter, Mr-. Prof. George E. i
1 Fisher al Selinsgrove, ami also call-'
ed mi Salem friends last Sunday.
I.E. Maurer is simply a visitor
at this place any more, as he is spend
imr iiiost of his time drilling wells
at the extreme Bouth end of the
count v.
The candidates were busy until ;
the last day. Many a bottle of beer !
and glass of whiskey has been given
to the poor and innocent, besides the
cigars that havebeei smoked by the
minors.
WEST BEAVER.
U. F. Herbster received a few
shot in the face while out hunting
last week.
Our siinervisors report our roads
in nrood order, with 1 1 cents
1 i
credit
to the township.
It is said that Jerry Knepp in
tends to build a new house on the!
Tlsli farm shortly.
Some ol our farmers are expect
ing to leave this end and go further
east the coming spring.
The sale of Samuel StutnpfPfl
goods on Saturday was well attended
considering the had day.
Some of our hunters are now liv
ing on fresh sausage and buckwheat i
cakes, instead of rabbit and scrapple.
Mr. Johnson of Bethlehem had
been stopping w ith .Jos. M. Wagner
part of this week, on a hunting trip.
S. II. Phillips and a few other
old vets of the 49th P. V
expect
to attend their reunion at Tyrone
this week. -
P. W. Treaster was home from
huntinedon county to spend a few
days with his family, also to attend
the election.
One of our sporting nun says he
should have U-t on the other fellow
as be lost !?7" on the Sharkey and
.lelines iigiu
Peter Uiegle w as seen on our
strei'ts last Saturday bidding his old
friendsthctinic ot (lav ..ml attending
to other business,
Some of our merchants reiwrt
buckwheat Hour to be selling at $12
.i i till FIM
tier
cwt. ill I'lilladeldnllia. 1 lie
question is now, Y hat iiauineyoeen
drinking?
Wm Krick, Sr., expects to make
sale and move to North Dakota.
Hesavson his late trip he found
three places where gold ejm ,be got
with very little work.
Emanuel Peter sent a party of
men a week or so ago to Mt. Union
to cut stave timlxjr forGust MoyeFs
mill. They have all returned home
to vote for Rarnett, Riegle & Co.
Some of our farmers are helping
to supply the Lewistown market
with fresh pork, sausage, etc, and
find a ready sale for it. Mittlin
county knows when they get hold
of good things from Snyder county.
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nti
P. S. Albert tttui wife spent Snn-
dav out Itf tov n.
V. V. Winciimver ma in town
between trains un Frhhty ln
The ::n rky, t'.uy ahHuaphew has
given uwav to clearer atmosphere
ami cooler weather.
Misses Beetle Gent hart and Keitl
of Sunbtiry spent Sunday with
Qrandrns Margaret 8ohoeh.
.1. J. House worth of Milton sjent
several days with his brother, W. E.
Houseworth, Esq., recent I).
Wm. M. 8ohnur i of State College o
was a welcome guest at me nouie j o
of his father (H. I). Schnure) over
Sunday.
The 1'. U. K. Cumpnny are put
ting heavy Bteel rails on the bridges
here made necessary by the heavy
freight which are being transferred
overthe road.
Before this appears in your paper,
the election will be a" tiling of the
nast and the winners will rejoice
while the de'eated will Itecastdown.
Such is life.
It is renorted that a direct tele-
phone line will be built to Lewis
burg in.-lcad ot going
through the
Siinburv Exchange as
ie present
I Ins will he an improvement
Rev. Dr. C. V. Heisler, the Presi-leut-elect,
will lie with us by tin
15th. A public reception will lie
given him on the evening of the
16th inst. w hen he will take charge
of the school as its president.
We understand that arrangements
ure being made to hold the usual
1' ni. hi Thanksgiving serviecs.in one
I of the churches. These Union ser-
I vices should be more largely attend
ed by our people than heretofore.
Wi derstand that a number of
new houses are to lie buill in the
near future. We need many more,
as there is a great society of houses.
Some of our capitalists should buik
a lot of
houses lor the purpose ot
Will not some, of them do
rentin
so?
The loot hall teams of Snsipie
hanna University, the regular and
scrubs, played games on Saturday,
the former with F.&M. College flit
Lancaster, score 6-6; the litter with
on the home grounds against Sun
bury llign School team, score 3IJ-0
in favor of the scrubs. lioth oppon
ents had counted on scoring largely
Bgaillflt our teams, but tuiled as the
above scores show. F. & M. acted
anything else than gentlemen.
UKAVKKTOWN.
W. A. Bickel was to Mittlin
count v Saturday.
W. A. Rhainsdne returned from
ittsburg on Saturdav.
C. G. Coleman, express agent at
I Jersey town, is home at present.
Edward Bickel, who was working I
af MifHiuburg, is home at present
S. L. Freed expects to move on
the farm of S. A. Wetzel in the
spring.
Miss Libbie Greenhoe, who was
1 1 i a
workimrat Wateontown, came
. !
a8t week.
Mrs. Willie Freed of Milroy is
visiting her parents, Daniel Middles
warth and wife.
A. lT. Aigler is an apprentice,
learning the carpcntinir trade, and
instructor is one of the best me
chanics in Reaver township, W. X.
Aigler.
John D. Kern and wife of Pea-
vertown, w ho went out west in the
n.tlrn(1(i home c
are
1m)V
looking
for a few more of our
in the
near future.
Two young gentlemen accompani
ed by lady ladies called at the fur
niture store on rwturuay evening.
The writer's present thonirht fa that
" 1 " ' - Dili . l . . 1 1 C3.
t,ey in the near future be unit-
wj m the bonds of matrimony
Deafness Cannot be Cured
by local applications as they cannot
1. I I,,. .Iionnun.l lull'f mil tf t llii
. reacu i u
ear. 1 uere is ouiy uuh wny io cure
deafness, and that is by conetitution
al remedies. Deafness is caused by
an inflamed condition of the mucous
lininR of the Eustachian Tube.
When this tube is inflamed you have
a rumblinsr sound or imperfect hear
ing, and whea it is entirely closed,
deafness is the result, and unless
the inflammation can be taken out
and this tube restored to its normal
condition, hearing will be destroyed
forever; nine cases out of ten are
caused by catarrh, which is nothing
but an inflamed condition of the
mucous surfaces,
We will give ONE HONDRED
DOLLARS for any case of deafness
(caused bv catarrh) that cannot be
cured by Hall's Oatarrh Cure. Send
for circulars; free. '
p. J. CHENEY & CO., Tolede, O.
Sold by Druggiata, 75c.
Hall's Family Pills are the beet.
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The Largest Stock and Nobbiest
Styles of Clothing in Central Penn
sylvania at Astonishing Prices.
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Never have we showed such Handsome Pat
terns. We are now positive such Styles can be
seen at no other store in this section of Penna.
if There is a Man, Youth or Child
who has a thought of buying Clothing, they should
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Isaac Shirey now drives a black
mated team.
Bessie Snyder and sister were
home over Sunday.
Amos Howell made u business
trip to Lewhftown Monday.
C. A. Wagner and J. W. Baker
killed the first porker for this fall
lust Saturday.
C. W. Decker will again butcher
for the public, having killed the
fust on Monday.
Charies Kline shot himself in the
forearm last Saturday while trying
to shoot a rabbit.
Lieut. S. V. Ulan will agaiu
move his family to Connellsville
w here he is employed by the P. R.
R. Co.
( )n Monday afternoon as local
freight shifted a ear on the sidetrack
it collided with the station platform,
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smashing it to pieces anil moving
the whole building alsjut six inches.
MT. P1JSASANT MILLS.
Communion Services were held In
(he Lutheran and Reformed church! stmuw affair m America or hurope.
, . . Elections were held Oct. 2, the num
OIl SatlirdllV last lV tllC Litltlieran f her of votes cast belne 5.248. There
congregation W. A. Arhogast
and wife of Selinsgrove were the
guests of T. K. Reitz's on Sunday
last II. N. Helm, who was
working in Michigan and who has not
been east for five years, returned
'home on Thursday to visit his par-
leotsand friends. He looks bale
and hearty Ira S. Arlwgast and
J. A. Mengel, who left this part of
the Keystone state last March for
I ajcbiUj uniOf rwurnea uonra oaiur-
1 "Y C; A. Setinee contemplates
going to Jiarnsnurg in uie near
future. . . .The public sale of the
household goods of Mrs. Benjamin
Shaffer on Thursday last wus pretty
well attended and things brought
fair prices. . . .Benton Kreighbumn
will move on J. F. Boyer's farm on
Thursday, and Mr. Boyer will move
into his house in town.
DO YOU WANT TO MAKE $300?
We want a local manager, lady
or gentleman, in own town or coun
ty; no canvassing required. You
can devote full or spare time; or ev
enings only, in connection with your
regular vocation. $200 to $300 can
be made before Christmas and it will
require very little time. It is not
necessary to have had experience.
Send stamp for particulars. Ad
dress, The Bell Company, DeptB.,
Philadelphia, Pa. ll-9-8t
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SEE!
READ CAREFULLY.
Men's Strictly al - wool
Suits, extra well made, of
black and blue, cheviots, in
visible plaids, stripes and
checks,
$4.98.
Men's Black worsted Suits
a very line dress Suit, one
th t we know will give per
fect satisfaction.
$6.00
Negros Establishes the First Au
tonomous Government.
ELECTION HELD LAST MONTH.
Onljr Fifty-two Hundred Votes Were
Cnt, Snftrnato llelng Dotormlnod b
Property Quttllflcntlon and Ability
to ItcRd and Write.
Manila, Nov. 7. At Bacolnd, In the
Island of Negros, the first autonomous
government of the Filipinos was es
tablished yesterday. General Smith,
governor of the Island of Negros, ad
ministered the oath of office to the
Judge of the supreme court, who in
turn swore in the governor, threo
judges, 12 councilmen, the auditor and
the secretary of the interior. The na
tives of the entire island attended the
ceremony. The officers from Hollo were
also present. Three days' feasting will
follow, in celebration of the new gov
ernment and the first anniversary ot
the surrender of the Spaniards to the
Negros revolutionists. American flags
are displayed In the village. The cele
bratlc -consisted of horse racing and
other aVrts, music, religious functions
and oil illumination. The ball last
nicht attracted the wives of the
wealthy planters, and there was as
eretit a disnlav of rich costumes and
costly Jewels as would be seen at a
were 40 candidates for the various of
fices. Melecio Heverlno was elected
governor, receiving 1.305 votes. Senor
Oalmo received 1,277 votes. Suffrage
was determined hy property qualifica
tion and ability to read and write.
Colonel Miner welcomed the officials
on behalf of the United States. In
the course of his remarks he said:
"Negros leads In the van of civil gov
ernment In the Philippines. Your
honor lies in adding a new star to
freedom's flag."
(ienoral Smith, during a speech
which he delivered, Said: "Your fu
ture promises as brightly as Japan's,
who today is recognized as among the
civilized nations of the world."
Senor Severlno, in replying, said that
the best thing for the future of Negros
was the continuance of close relations
T.-ith the United States.
General Smith then announced the
granting of freedom to the political
prisoners In commemoration of the
vent.
A recently organized revolutionary
movement has been discovered in
northern Negros, and the leaders have
been forced to withdraw to Panay. A
number of bandits, under the leader
ship of Papa Isslo, a religious charla
tan, have been driven into the moun
tains, but it Is expected that they will
give more trouble. A force of 250 na
tive soldiers, armed with Springfield
rifles, are helping the Americans, and
are found to be valuable scouts.
To Abolish "Tlpplnsr."
Chicago, Nov. 7. The Record says
that George H. Daniels, general pas
senger agent of the New York Central
railroad, is at the head ot a move
ment to abolish the practice ot "tip
ping" on dining and sleeping cars. The
movement already has found hearty
approval and backing among officials
ot several ot the trunk Unas.
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Metl'd Gray Mixed
coals made with silk
collar, French faced
Over-
v nl vet
would f
be a wonderful coat at five
dollars.
4
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$2.50.
Mon's or Young Men's Blue v
or Black Kersey or Beaver 1
Overcoat, we oonsider these
world Beaters at
$5.00.
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Bargains
Glassware.
I have just received a fine
f assortment of glassware, con
t sisting of Cake Dishes. Fruit
1 Stands, Celery Travs, Butter i
$ Dishes, Pitchers, Spoon Hold- j
v era, Ac,, &o. at prices ranging
iioui , ki io cents.
Boots and Shoes, 1
I have on hand about 300 M
pairs of shoes which I ani 2
closing out at and below cost-
to make room for fall and win
ter goods.
Notions.
Note these prices in NotioOfl :
Ladies' Hose, 10 to lfc.
Misses Hose, 10 to 16c.
Men's Hose, 8 to 16c.
Men's Work !SliirLs, 2" to 50a
Men's Overalls, 4 to 50c.
Youth's Overalls, 25 to 50c.
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Handkerchiefs, 5 to 12c.
Suspenders, 10 to
latest Style Ties, 5 to 25c.
Rubbers.
As the wet season is almost
T here I wish to call your atten- J
tion to the fact that I have on I
f hand a full and complete line
j. of rubber goods.
" Thanking you for past pat-
I; runage, 1 kindly ask a contin- t
T "ance of same.
S. B. Simonton.
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$1001INPMS
TO SUBSCRIPTION AGENTS.
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A nhanrn foe pvprvhrwiv mar V
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An easy way to make from no.oo to ' '
Let us teil you bow to do it. Ad- ! '
drees, wKn two-coot stamp cor ' '
return postage,
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