KANTZ.
l l. young luen of this place, who
m pMSott t the festival tit Kieii
,r niorted a good time.
of our own ioIkb were CO the
Lutheran
DUNDOKE.
like to mid the
The i million lieonl
Tost.
Hurry Shutter mid wife Intend start
ing up housekeeping shortly.
If prosperity continues much longer
there will he ho sinirlc person in town
by the time the Presidential election is
..-i .nneert held In the
,ur, h near Hoover's.
v.. MMchliur at this place next Sun
L ,', ujoOUUt of the dedieation of the
WdU n . Some snv that the Democrats are to
Miss Katie iwc . i m, u. blamed for the total eclipse we had,
ukI that it is :i sure ghru of UeKlnley's
rg were visiiing .urs
idav. Mrs. I)oek
B. !
has U'cii
Kri-elmri
..ir Sunday.
jk for a long sick.
;wnrt. Dbek and Holtapple are
ullnB lf 0" I!ssler's Imm
lich he is going to erect in the near
;ure.
b P. Holtzajiple and J. Foster Dock
ire hauling liark for R. S. Meiser.
9eo, Haines of tiear Freeburg has liis
it badly bruited. A load of hark eaus
it. j Foster I)o'k mi kicked bya horse
cday last week, causing him to
ip.
kf re. Calvin Forty found a key ring
ituiiiing several keys. The owner by
liiiir at Korry's, can redeem thesniue.
Mrs. Henry Kowler of Freeburg was
iUng l.ydia A. Rotnlg and Naugle's
(en last week.
IVin. Seebold made a flying trip on
i wheel to Milton one day last week
1 also to Harrishurg.
Urs. Wilson Hoffll now working for
k D. S. Miller.
iViu. Set-bold and Lester Kline have
ended the festival at K reamer Satur-
. I 1 I
v ( Veiling anil enjocn n.
korgePage and Peter Holteapple
re to Mlddleburg Saturday on special ;
tineas.
farmer Isaac Arnold began making i , ;neHtiTut
y .Saturday.
diss Katie Dock and little daughter
Freeburg were the guests of B. V.
ck's Sunday.
Vtn. Autniller sjient Sunday with
family.
'has. Hunt' and family spent Sunday
id friends at Chestnut Ridge,
liinks Benner spent Sunday with
parents at Richlleltl.
Irs. B. F. Dock and Maggie Romlg
on the sick list.
lerehant MiUner and Philip Dreeae,
hc Sprenkle and Cnhas ( rouse ut-
ded et.urt last week.
. W. Hendricks had a hard attack
Mile cramp Suntlay afternoon.
ilrs. Meyers of Lock Haven is visit-
! at this place.
apt Geo. Kuhn spent a few hours
Ih his daughter, Mrs. A. O. tilace,
Sday.
FRKEBURO.
lamuel Bordner and family of Ne
ska are guests of Charles Shotzberg
md wife.
i number of citizens attended the
iw at Sunbury Wednesday.
Ire. Wm. Moyer is visiting with her
sons and daughters in Philadel
a and Heading.
Vm. L. Shemory, a former citizen of
i place, has been re-elected Principal
ie Patterson High Schools, Juniata
nty, Btthe-salary of $60 a month.
Jm. F Brown played with the East
iburyBand Saturday,
iss Dora E. Brown employed at
rnersville has been home spending
week with her parents,
ommencement exercises of th e
ileal College will take place Thurs
evening of this week. An Inter-
ng programme has leen prepared.
. new roof tl being placed on the
r of the Freeburg Academy by the
(tees.
he Empire House has been purchas
lOmGeo. A. Boyer by Lewis Fisher,
he barn on Hot. Henry Brown's
ii, which had been destroyed by
, is again rebuilt. A large number
Itixeni assisted in the raising of the
Icture Saturday.
he members of the Freeburg Acn
iy were favored by a very interest
lecture on Thursday morning by
f. Oden C. Gortner, Supt. of Juni
County, on the subject, "What am
ere lor :
school tionrd of Washington
hishlp elected the following oftlcers :
Fluent, jiicoii n. HeniiricKs; rsccre
, 0. W. Dreeae; Treasurer, John E,
pyer.
blldren'a Dav was observed hv the
Slid K. Sunday schools last Suntlay.
service "Sliaring the 15 read or
' was used.
number of our musicians attended
entertainment given by the Glee
Ijof the Susquehanna University
inesday evening at Selinsgrove.
earty comrratulations are iriveii In
BUS L. Mover. daughter of P. It.
er, by herinanv friends. Slu Ihim
"tly gratluatetl from the College for
"en, rtiientown. The gold medal
I music department was awarded
PALLAS NEWS.
re-election.
' Ira Winner is working for Ira Hoov
er. The Hoover's United Evangelical
church will be dedicated next Sunday.
Henry Relchenbach, of "Toe Hill,"!
. one of the Buberba f town, made a trip
1 to Selin's Grove on business.
Sara C. Eyer and her best friend, of
Selin's Grove, called on Maria W. Dun
dure. A. s. Bechrlsl is Belling strawberries
that make a man's mouth water. His
prices arc tempting.
.1. P. Wise, the master carpenter, is
rooting several buildings l'or.VT. Dun
: (lore.
Our fanners are planting consider
able of corn.
The different parties of Union town
ship have returned from court much
elated as all claim that they have seor-
i cd a point.
Excitement in "Toe Hill I" Ad sees
i a snake on a tree, women with chll
: dren In arms run, John kills the snake
with a stick, Abel pounds it with a
stone.
The streets of our town look line at
present. The telephone poles on water
street ixivc it a buBiness-llfee appearance.
tree! with its tme -hade
trees is much admired and Walnut
street affords a grand view of town,
the beautiful rolling Susquehanna rlv
erand the much admired Mahanoy be
yond. E. S. Acker, with his line horse, ;
was observed driving through town.
Dolly Relchenbach is living with
('has. Aucker.
Our young people say they never ate
Huer strawberries than they had at the
festival last Saturday evening at Port
Treverton.
'Esquire Sechrist supplies this and
ot her towns with choice fruit in season.
He furnished the straw berries for the
Port Treverton festival.
Our farmers have formed a tru-t, and
It is hoped it will do them more good
than the sugar trust. They trust it will
in the near future rain abundantly and
save the last vestige of the hay crop.
The mosquito dehorner of Union 1
township has caught the wave of pros
perity. He is now clipping caterpillars
for a firm in New York to supply them
with fleecy down, ami cremating pota
to hugs for a Baltimore house that man
ufactures phosphate and are in need of I
an unlimited supply of potash.
It. Shrey and wife were seen on our
streets last Saturday.
Our school hoaril is determined to
raise the standard of education .
Our young people had a delightful
trip across the river last Sunday even
ing to attend Children's Day exercises
at Herndon.
There were a great many visitors in
town during commencement.
Dr. B, F. Wagensellaf and wife at
tended the "Feast of Hoses" at Man
helm Sunday, being the guests of their
(laughter, Mrs. Rev. M. L. Snyder.
I Mrs. H. D. Schnure is at State Col
lege attending commencement.
Census enumerator Rohbaeh is busy
Interviewing the people. He reports
being very kindly received at nearly
every home.
Misses Lee and Hartges of Centre
i Hall, whospent commencement week
here, the guests of M. L. Wagenseller
and family, returned home well phas
ed with their first visit to Selinsgrove
Most of t he graduates from a distance
expressed themselves as being very
sorry they could not come hack next
year as they became very much attach
ed to thui place during their 1 years'
residence here.
Report has it (hat Prof. Win. Noct
ling has resigned his position at Bloom
.Normal.
PORT LREVERTON.
HUMMEL'S WHARF.
James V. Young rides a brand new
bicycle.
Samuel Btroub and family visited
Willet Arbogast's at Shamokin Dam
Sunday.
Edwin Fisher and wife were enter
tained at Albert Foltz's near New Ber
lin on Sunday.
James Young anil family visited his
father, Philip Young, on Chestnut
Ridge Suntlay.
Thomas Holl'aiid wife, of Highspire,
spent a few days at Samuel Bower's.
Mr. and Mrs. Reader entertained
Centre county friends over Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Hettrick, Martha Hum
mel and Arthur Wilt took in Children's
day at Shrciner's church Sunday ev
ening. Noah Moyer, of Hazelton, Pa., was
around Friday interviewing his berry
shippers.
Win. Young is employed on a farm
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IT. . JMimillUll, Ol i-lllimoftlll I Mill, y
attended Sunday school in this placet 9
Sunday aiitl rehearsed the lesson. I
Benton Relchenbach, of Aline, visit-'
ed his son Harvey, who is working for 3
J. L. Cooper, Saturday. f
Quite a number of our jx-ople attend-' f
ed Commencement at Selin's Grove last ; '
week.
Mrs. Keefer, of Woodside Station. -S
visited her daughter, Mrs. Samuel'
mitt, a lew days last week.
S. S. Neit. painted his house.
II. M. Neit. went boating with Adam
Keif, .Monday.
Miss Kate Charles returned to Sha
mokin Friday.
A grand turnout at the festival Sat
urday night.
R. M. Shafer is iahitlng J. G. Sny
der's house.
Keep on lloli, ami you will lie an art
, isnil yet.
J. G. Snyder and family spent Sun
day at Selin's Grove.
' C. W. Stroh spent a few hours with
I his mother, Sunday.
Miss Maine Mover, of Chapman,
sien Sunday at t feist's hotel.
A crowd of Shamokin's cyclists en
joyed a hath in the Pa. canal, Sunday.
The boatmen on the Pennsylvania
I canal have again resumed their OCCU
I pat ion.
A number of Sunbury's up-to-date
clerks spent an eioyable time in our
i burg Sunday.
! Mrs. S. Herrold and Miss Toledo
I Houtz spent a few tlays at Meiserville
last week.
Albert Gemberllng and Miss Alva
liCtiig, of Selin's Grove, spent Sunday
with t he latter's parents.
The orchestra of Herndon which was
at (icist's hotel Saturday evening play
ed excellent music.
Miss Mary Rine went through our
town Monday on her way to Freeburg
Music lollege.
Gilbert Stroll, of New York, ami
Miss Dtdla Charles, of Phila., made ii
brief visit to the hitter's relatives on
Thursday.
Mrs. J.C. Neit. returned home a
L'ain after having spent a very enjoy
able week at South Bethlehem with
her brother, J. F. Hoover.
The telephone poles are erected
through our town. We will soon he
connected with the outside world, for
one paper stated we were lost.
Henry Stahl, wife and daughter,
spent Sunday with the former's broth
er. J. P. Helfenstine, attorney, of Sha
mokin, was the welcome guest of H. F.
Charles, Sunday.
H Does Your
eadAche?
Are yonr nerves weak?
Can't von stern writ? Pain
in your back? Lack energy?
ppciue poorr Digestion
bad? Boils or pimples?
These are sure signs of
poisonini;.
From what poisons?
From poisons that are al
ways fuund in constipated
bowels.
If the contents of the
bowels are not removed from
the body each day, as nature
intended, these poisonous
substances are sure to be
absorbed into the blood, al
ways causing suffering and
frequently causing svere
disease.
There is a common sense
cure.
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Headquarters for House Fur A
nisbing Goods, ( 'rockery, Lain I
and Sporting GihkJh in CVntrsila
IVntisylvania. It will pnv v i 'is
to come and look :it our sto l-.;'"'
Hotel aNd bar goods
A specialty.
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Our Prices and Goods Dely Gompetitior?.
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Night Lamps, brass or glnss, Ifk-j
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decora ted Porcelain, iJm.oO.
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Split Bamlsto JoinUtl KinIs, nickt I trimmetl, - .m;
Jointed Uods, nickel trimmed, jti.Xr, .loll ti i Ktm.s,
plated c!i(d Peels, :,e , , V'.MI; l'.,;. .. t.H.. If. !..
piece Wllile
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and natural movement of
the bowels.
You will find thatthe use of
SAyer's
arsaparliia
J with the pills will hasten
J recovery. It cleanses the
4 blood from all impurities and
is a great tonic to the nerves.
WrHm th Doctor.
oar Mfdtntl Dflpirtnitnt hn on
nf ttip limit vmlnoal phyiloUus in
the unltwl Stato). Tell thxdortut
ut hnw tou r nlTarlni. Ynn
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Dr. A. ('. Spaii";lt!r ami Wife ami
Win. Woodin and wife of Sclins
irrove were visitors at the county
seat Sunday.
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with (air Mtueatlon anil good obarMter to
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aad trmwrtdos, This IsfDdoraed b ail lead
ing railway companitts us tbe only psrfwt am
renabls Instmetlon ol Its kind. All ourtrrad-
IMtei lire tisHlsld to xs1Hoiih. I.u.Hch nlsn ml.
mittad, write tur tree catalog, (Pall term opeoi
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RUBLE'S DRY GOODS STORE
LEWISTOWN, l'A.
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THE NEW STORE
ft i.ft .i.Ti ft, ft ft. ft ft. ft ft. ft ft. ft ft.
Men's, Youths and Boy's Clothing.
And Buoli Clothing! Our styles are perfect utitl eorrei t, niid
are bqcIi as to permit Hit' buyer tt save inoue)' cm eacli suit
from our tallies. We call your attention to our special
our prices
purchased
Prices Got on
SHOES
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Grove, called on Mix
Tlinrsiliiv iiftfrniMin.
Mr. and Mrs. .stuhl, of Venlilla, were II
the tftient.H of their daiiihter, Mrs. Hum-1
uel Btroub, luetMluy nf liwt ,
Kreamer, Pa.
Minn Maude Kosstofj of Nortbtunber- ,
nd, and Mrs. John Hueher, of Selin's !
Jumes Kessler
We have tilxnit 160 Wtr of
shoes u last years goods, which
we are iroinir to eloseotit elieao.
Daniel KiwsaiiiHii and wife attended : (, These are not all old (roods that !
the funeral of Sumuel Knifle at Salem . ,i i r r i U
Prlday. I are worthless as most of them f
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In the popular 4-hutton sack styles, in fancy worsted, :!1
meres, cheviots and blue gerge8. We have seen no suit
wool cassi
at ftlO that
equaled thtiso in style and tailoring. Good value for vour money.
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MAC-EE'S STORE
James Jiaekeniierg ami wile ami I r nave noi iK't'ti in tin.' store a "
Chas Liddi.iKton wife and little a year. we give a tew prices :
laii(fliter, of NorthuinU'iland, and ' , , P . nrf ... '
Henalda Bilijer and wife, of near New 1 M,'ti s fine shoes, S2.25to$1.50 X
Berlin, were the
Trutt's Sundav.
guests of Samuel
I consider it notTnlv a nleaHuro i ,5"'s ,inL' H,,(K'H
but a duty I owe to my neighbors !'J Jlovsheavv shoes, 1.00 to .SO
i . a a i. - Jf.-i -m r. ' . '
to tell nbout the wonderful cure ef-
' with pleasure we note that feed
l of the eaternillar on our annli- tim.
M w not leaving the disiwteroiiH
nu n we imtt anticipated, Si
",'"" " nieii nati ncen entirely di-
Jioi tlielr foliage are nutting out
leaves and stKin the oltl nests alone
I Hliow what an nnnv ..f i. j
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Uirniigh this eountv.
MThurstlav one of Harry Blok-
L. i m valuable cows fell down
Pnn a hole in Um i..
It'll I 11 1II111V I MM I
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Li .' i.i me annual, i u-ji. fti J i
rm uw aeoond DOW Mr lli1.L l,ri 1 ery Uttu" " ,lu uuuuu lvuieu n
had the inisfortim..T. ' i. JL.. , bottle of this remedy. A few doses
uner. '"" effected a permanent cure. I take
IS, M. A iinit.,,, i, , I pleasure in reeoroniendiiig it to oth
''W fr sa " wm i. i i ! er" suffering from that dreadful dis
days. lL- "M '"""Ifase.-J. W. LrVOB. Dorr. W. Va.
I'xt Siiturd.,.. , , . t his remedy is soul uy all Uiur-
nloKnii , , June in, a :aa
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Mruul
1.86 to l.io
1.25 to .85
1.20 to .1)0
will ii- ii S?W ! fectadfa my ease by the timely usei'
.ekfinT ,rt'uk,.,!K,f,mr I of Chamberlain's Cholera, Colic and!
mt,,, V.r' :,i :: 1-H. lUy. I was taken a
of ciisHitneres, stripe and check worsteds and hlack clay diagonale in (
4-hutton sacks with simple or double breasted vests, some half lined o
others fully lined with line serge and Italian cloth. Match these
you can at $ 10.
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SKLINSGUOVE.
Commencement passed offvery well.
I All the exercises were Verv uH)d. The
I graduating elass did exceedingly well, j
Mi-s Arthur of San Pranciseo is vis
in lit !..(.... I.' ,.1 c.... ;i..
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irubb'H ohMiSSriS oIW (lt'l'vered Harry nnrad went to Danville Man
1 e minister will murf y" ' I ' wuere be employed at the Asy
Lndiesfine sIhhs, 2.25 to 1.50
" " 1.75 to 1.25
" " " 1.25 to .80
,l heavy shoes, 1.25 to .80
Also :i lot of Misses, Chil
dren and Bmby Shoes. (
Our Sprino- ami Summer I
stock of Shoes isttboutas lari'e n
as you will hud in this section,
, and can give you almost anv
' kind of shoe you want Course
p. or r mi1, black or tan color, ami
$ can fit almost any foot nnd
please you in style and
J J. Eo Magee,
Kreamer. Pa.
We have a full line of boys1 veitee suits, aj,res from 3 to S, and hoys
douhle hreasted jacket suits, atis from 8 to 15, in prices ranging from
$1.50 to $5. To appreciate these hoys' suits we invite your inspection.
MEN'S AND YQUThS' TROUSERS.
An immense line of trousers in latest styles of stripes and checks,
made in the hest manner, ranging in price from $ 1 to $5, Never
such an assortment to choose from in the county.
MEN'S FUMNISHINm.
NECKWEAR. Almost an unlimited line in all the lust grades nnd
newest shapes, bntyour partic ular attention is called to our tit ty cent
goods. Large and full with quality never equaled at the price. Out
twenty-live sent line of Tecks and Windsors are above approach.
SHIRTS. The hest fifty and seventy-live cent shirts in town with
fancy colored bosoms, in vertical shapes and cross liar. Plenty of
styles to choose from.
HATS. All the latest shapes and styles of hats arc here thataro pos
sible to be found in a thoroughly up to-date hat store, Men's derbys
at$l, 81.50 am' $2 m hlack and three shades in brown, Men's
soi't hats t lie Alpine and Fedora styles are shown in tho latest
colorings from 50c to $2
L. MITCHELL,
Harrison Buiiding, Sunbury, Pa
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