IIOFFEU
jno. Hill was under the parental r.xf
KANTZ.
H. Fisher wean a smile. It's a
Al'A -".Ul.U.
ef Sunday.
H. E. Bohner's were visitors at this fr,, v
J. F. Dock goes to KraUerville quite
place Sunday.
Geo. W. Paige and Peter Holteapple
ins. Kratzer left for NanUOOKe wnere W(iv , .-,.,.,, Sunday.
. j
l,c is empwyea
gome of our leading business men
nP mm last week was highly ap- to Phlladelnhla this week
precised i.y an.
Harrv Oelnetfs of Port Royal an
u4tin narenta at present
Mr. Jno. Newman of Herndon was . tlu'.ir i,,!,,,!,,.,, Adam Bheraorr
f I'hl'a., Ii visiting
if Wataontown, mov-
if New Berlin,
Mlddle-
Levi Herrold and ('. A. Shemorry
were t Belinsgrove Saturday evening.
Win. ainl Jacob Bhemorry were visit-
. .m.... t.K.iliiir Inst week.
MlM Delia Fisher was the gum ofO.
i,.il.er a few days last week.
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F. E. Ih
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ft ir a new 111
Hippie
esher.
We Dotioed Arlington Fislier of Free- v,.liSV his patron
has
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sent 1 1 order
is piint; to
.1 ....V, haifl MillldllV
burg ymm www "
ThomasNewman and wife made a
bttitaeai trip to Liverpool Monday.
Mrs Milton Shatter Is solournlna
inng Wends at Glen 1 nlon and
Kortnumoei muw
Mr Howell's of Fremont
last week
vMtcd their daughter-in-law, who is
riow? recovering from a apell of sick-
There will be a festival lure on the
vcS of the 4th of .Inly. String hand
2 mdasoureati..Kcon.cst wH be
K of the evening'- entertainment.
nr McClureand wife spent one day
.'
poui XBEVBUrON.
Oea Troutman went w
town to butcher.
Dr Krebbs made atrip to Philadol
delphla last Friday.
, p Arnold ami family moved to
ffiK alledal A.
H Trouttnan's Saturday.
irn M P. Arnold, who has been at
Milton for a few days, returned home
"SR K-Kelto and daughter of
Btt?buV?arTvhdtlng the former's sister
GShambaugh, who had .been j
woP&ft SvlbeI returned home
'""vt'utew Herrold and Miss Man
Andrew nern (t Km
Bnamnauga
daywlthrelatlveH.il town.
da v of last week.
A W.Auekeran.l Ed. Mitterihigof
Stmbury were visiting their Letter
halves Sunuay
u.tw-irii Arhooast and hu laa.v
friend, Laura Romig, were visitors at
H. V. Romig'fl Sunday.
George I. Kline and Clarence Gear
hart were to Lewlstown attending the
funeral of the hitter s twin sister.
Aimer Bressler had an accident Sat
urday caused by (he runaway of J. F.
Romtg's horse. The man was hruiscd
considerably.
Dedication of Hoover's Faith U.K.
church took place Sum lay. Uev. Iiiill
hart and Presiding Klder Itev. Iteiuner
officiated. Services were held In tin
forenoon, afternoon and evening. The
church is free from debt. The cost of
the church is estimated ul $l,HO0and
u ill present a fine appearand
fnllv completed. Holy
was partaken
when
HI
Uindav evening, attci
which the Church was dedicated.
ULOBE MILLS.
Harry Divest
his parents.
Hanks Dree
ed to this place.
Mr. Old! and WlA
visited I Petty Smith.
Miss ESstelln liomts visited
burg friends recently.
Chns. Gross, of Cleveland, )., called
on friends at this place.
Mr. Lebkicher and wife, of Milton,
spent Sunday with W. F. Sechrist.
Mrs. Elmer Snyder, of Selinsgrove
visited her sister, Mrs. V. O. Klose.
V. J, Dreesu, who spent a few months
in Cleveland, Onlo, has returned home.
While loading a wagon last week
Lewi Helfrich fell and broke his shoul
der. Mrs. '. !:. Keller and children an
spending the week Ith friends in Mid
dleburg.
Amnion Auiiiml, Jerry Knepn am
S. p. Auraud :unl wifesiieul the wet
in Phila.
t'hns. let iiiirchnsed llarlev iin
Itashore's hotisc and lot. Considera
tion $200.
Krnesl Zimmerman, of Susquehanna
ITniversity, Is spending his vacation
with his parents.
Unite a mi in her of our people attend
ed i liildren's day exercises in Beaver
tow n Sunday evening.
M, L. WngoiiHeller, the popular sales
man, of I'hilad'a, made his regular trip
through this section, Luther Is always
a welcome visitor with his numerous
friends.
I HOW f
IlOKS
PEOPLE TUT BUY t".
Poor clothes cannot make
you look old. Even pale
checks won't do it.
Yoi:r household cares may
he heavy and disappoint
ments may he deep, but
they cannot make you look
old.
One thing docs it and
never fails.
It Is Impossible to look
young with the color of
seventy years in your hair.
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For credil arei i t: S ,u
Csah is master ;inl credit is Ha
Hendiiurters for Hous? Fu
nisliinir (i S) ( 'nxrkvrv, Lin;
iiiul Sport i n j; (ioisls in
Pennsylvania. It will
to enine and look at our
Unit (
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A SPECIALTY.
Our Prices and Goods L)
Anti's Glrich made a business trip to
Salem Friday.
Thursday evening Mrs. Vndrcw Hum
mel had a stroke of paraly-is.
Charles Herbst Is visiting his chil
dren in Lewlstown this week.
Foster Riegle and wife of Heaver
Springs spent Sunday w ith Mrs. It's
mother, Mary M. Wagner.
Samuel Hasslngcrand family of near
Danville visited Mrs. iFs hmthers. II.
A.. Clayton and John C. Hummel ol
this place.
Frank Snyder, the traveling haskct
maker, and' family of York, arc camp
ing at this place for B few week-.
Prank is an expert haskct maker ami
is well known through this part of the
eountrv.
ALINE.
II. A, I'olt and wife were seen on
our mad Sunday oil their way to his
brother, Peter.
The public; -ale of P. M. Hhne was
well attended Saturday last ami thing
brought lair price-.
Now is the time to make the hay
Some have commenced. I'he hllV mil
grain crop is rather short this year on
account of the dry weather, but wehai
a goiid rain this week.
Andrew Kerstottor can finish saw
ing the coming week on H. A. Kl
right's tract. He w ill then take his
engine to H. G. Hornhergei's shingle
tract U'low Vilon h'onv's.
SHADKL.
A R Mover and T. G. Herrold, the
22. Lera and Lena Binn
Maud Charles and r . Hern
thechUdren'sday exercises at Hern
... . M , ,-n irnuiiuii-
J& SSX1 WrVim isat home.
Mrs. Dr. Nipple of Bunbury is vis
iting her sick mother.
A M. Stroh and Misses Jennie
CharieTknd Toledo Houte were , elected
by the Y. P. C. U. Bocletj of our town
to attend the convention at Avon, i a.
PALLAS NEWS.
Parmen an- busy plowing their buck
wheat land.
The festival st Pallas was partly
.ix.ii.ut liv mlnv weather.
Uev. Shannon ami son, Alvhi, of W l
otmlsoo and Itev. Francis of l ort in
verum were the guests of Mrs. liaiitj
tnis week.
Levi Itamer sold one of his young
eolto to Mr. OverhoUer of Or ienta I f.
MP, The next dav he bought W Uliam
Hockenbroch'i eolt for $50.
Wheat will Is' a fair crop, nts hn.ks
immilslng, corn is real good, but peaci i-
will not be very plentUbl, aftoiig i
enough for home use can be eXpeCMQ.
A good many of ur young peopleat-
tended children's (lay exercise at rTB
timnt Sunday evening. The same will
bf held at Grubb'a church Sunday ev
ening, June 24th.
Sheriff How was seen on our streets
last week.
The rain last week hns refreshed the
crops nicely.
H. A. F.bright sold one of his match
horses last week.
Ice-cream festivals and plc-Illcs w ill
be held In the near future.
Jonathan Meiser, who is sick with
rheumatism, is slowly recovering.
B. T. Reichenbach and wife were the
(ruests of his mother-in-law Sunday.
Children's dajf services were held in
the St. John's church at Fremont Sun
day eyenl) .
George Cluck is going to Lancaster
county this week to work in harvest
and haymaking.
Miss Alice Reichenbach came home
from Helm's Grove, where she had
bivn for four weeks.
r .1 Ii. I, la -till
.Mrs. jonaimui wiuuniuwu , .
on the sick list. She has be n sick now ''P'1
for about twelve weeks.
Farmers have commenced to cut hay
MARRIKD.
In New Merlin, Pa., June 12,
1900, by the Rev. 8. Sidney Koh
ler, Mr. Thomas F. Landis, Lewis
burg, Pa., and Miss Ella Erdley,
Vicksburg, Pa.
.June 14, at Adaiusburg, by Rev.
Ii. II. Bpahu, Walter A. Ripka of
Middleburg and Nora 1). Dietrickol
Paxtonville.
June 17, by N. C. Guteliits, J.
P., Charles W. Swartz and Corn
ritraub, both of K reamer.
June 12th, by Rev. Q. P. Buyder
at Tyrone, Wm, Williamson of Se
linsgrove and Mtisettn P. Fortnev
of Tyrone.
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Night Lamps, brass or
and iK'UUtlftlllv decora!
io-piecc iK'autlfully
iicr Set, white iron
decorated Porcclail
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line: lo nil
I, COnitl d I'll, e
tone china, $ .' 1
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split ItamlsMi Job
Jointed Itods, nicl
plated click Heels, M
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Amelia, wife of Morris Krdlcv,
74 years, 4 inos. and 25 days.
permanently rostpones the
tell-tale signs of age. L'seJ
according to directions it
gradual! bringj hack the
colorof youth. At fifty your
hair may look as it did at
fifteen. It thickens the hair
also; stops it from falling
out; and cleanses the scalp
from dandruff. Shall we
send you our book on the
Hair and Its Diseases?
Thm Burnt Adrlcm Frmm.
If 70a do Dot ohUla tit lh b"
4 Tnu oiDtcied rr.'iu the BM of
in Vl(or. wrll th dootor about It
J'rcbab: thcr U loin dlfftcuIlT
with your aDral iritem wM.h
aar r I ijmi, t-'Mi .T..i Adiirata.
VUm 4. . A 1 tit, lAJWtll, .
mi M) xk. WANTED
win, fair cii uion ami raod obaraoter i"
LBAKN TRLKdUAPIIY, Raflroad a countlag
and lypewrl log. This Is endorsed bj all lead
1 iw railway compaulps us ttie only perfect and
reliable Instruoiion us kind. Allourgrad.
unit's are asalated to positions, hadtra also ad
nltud. Write tor (rw catalog, (Fall term opeoa
uguai i.vii,
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already, but the hay crop is very short
lie on tin
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INDEPENDENCE.
and harvest will soon
gram.
The census enumerator is busy can
vassing the township. This will give
one of the best censuses that lias Uvn
taken yet.
H. i. Hornberger and Allien Meiser
are having some nemlock bark pealed
on the timber truct which they imr
chased from i. B. Rauoh. There
seems to be a greater demand for hem
lock bark than there Iims been for
years.
WEST BEAVER.
Jacob Erb is slowly InSprovlng and
is able to do light work about the farm.
REDUCED BATES) TO CINCINNATI
AMI BKri KT
Vln I'piiii.i ImiiiU Kailroatl.
For the Annual Convention of the
Baptist Young Peopli
Mason Kneppand wife spent Sunday
st visiting me
ship.
hist visiting
nds in Beaver town-
Mrs. Abe Wagner fell from a cherry
tree hist week and received some severe
bruises.
Jacob (iross and family, of Banner-
..in .1 ..r r a I. ..L I,,.
John Shaffer pant Sunday at home. JK"' '
Some of our ls.nu.u-ii left Monday Wagner and son spent part
m,rng for Na.itleoke. of last week in Miln.v, Mifflin county,
I. Meader and family of MUlenbUrg , vltiti,1K frl(.,M.
vwusi in this place hist Sunday. ouTfarmers are busy now making
Mrs. Hartline of Wcighm-al. spent a ,t U) ou( , thl.
Idiwant Hunday with Mrs. MarU I iJof the week.
this nlace. . ..
J. (). Mart will have a free chicken . S. If. li.ll.ps was ,e nrs tnanner
l'n ion of A-
llicllen tu lie hehl lit ( lUclllliatl, JlllV
lij .r, the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany will sell excursion tickets from
all st. 'it ions mi its Hue to Cincinnati at
one fare for the round trip. Tickets to
lie sold and good going July 10 and 13,
inclusive, but if tickets be deposited
with the Joint Agent at Cincinnati on
or before'Julv 14, and if a fee of fifty
cents be paid, the return limit will be
extended to August 10. 8-21-2L
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Boars the
Signature of
AU are
m soup Friday night.
RUM lo come.
Mrs. Houser has Ist-n on the sick list
f"r the last few days. We hope she
soon recover.
The Itivr.wi,!,. hit, w ill hold a festiv-
1 at the Independence Hotel Saturday
Ufht June lit
I consider it not only a pleasure
but a duty I owe to my neinhbors
to tell about the wouderful cure ef
fected in my case by the timely use
of Chamberlain's Cholera, Colic and
Diarrhoea Remedy. I was taken
very badlwith llux uud procured a
bottle of this remedy. A few doses
wel- to present his neighbor with a mess of effected a permanent cure. I take
THE NEW STORE.!
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Men's, Youth's and Boy's C
tang
And ,sn-li Clothing! Our styles aro perfocl find corroct, and our prices
are sucli as to permit tbe buyer 1 save nioiiuy " each suit purcluiHed
from our tablet). We cull your attention i our special
$7.50 TAILDR IVIADE SUIT
In the popular 4-button sack styleH, in fancy worsted, all woo eassi
meres, Cheviots and blue sergts. We have seen no suit at 10 that
equaled these in style and tailoring. Good value lor your money.
SID MEN'S EEA SPRING SUITS,
All are invited.
UNION TVVP.
Daniel Wolf ami wife, of Shamokin,
ere visiting here over Sunday.
J. E. Bchrawdcr and wife were call
'"g on friends at Ijlverisxil last week.
Dr. R 8. Gaudier, of Dayton. Ohio,
fiinglud among his old friends here on
Sunday.
W. W. Sholly had a well drilled at
Mi Iani. The work was done by the
HiKiver Bros.
Hev. J. u. Martin, of New Columbia,
ame down on his wheel Sunday to see
his many friends.
ieo. M. Houser and wife spent last
Nniday with Merchant 8. J. Stroub at
Hunimel's Wharf.
The hay crop will be a short one this
year and still It la high a little diffi
cult to understand.
. H. H. Sechrist with his jumbo straw
'erries has no trouble in selling them,
they simply sell themselves.
Mrs. Jacob B. Htauffer died Monday
jnornlng at three o'clock and was in
trred Monday morning In the Menno
ate cemetery.
new potatoes this season
James Brannon and fainilv, of Mif
flin County, spent Sunday last with
some of their Miyder county friends.
J. M. Baker, of Beaver Springs,
made u business call on 'Squire Steely
last Saturday morning. The 'Squire
being on the sick list, business had to
be postponed to some future date.
W. H. Knepp and Emanuel Peter,
of Crossgrove, have been awarded the
contract for putting up a monument
on the battletleld at Stony Lonesome,
below the parsonage. James Long does
I the work.
The young man from Lewistown
who soent Saturday evening and Sun
day tiH a guest of IT. F. Herlister, of
Lowell, was called on by a few of our
young ladies, but was spirited away
and landed at J. J. Nenrhood's. He
was caged up while the family went to
church.
J. P. Fisher, U. V. Hei lister, James
Peter, wife and daughter, C. W. Fisher
and wife, L. B. Treaster, Wm. Hook,
Miss Jane Nerhood and brother. Wil
liam Maurer, J. P. Baker, Miss Laura
Baker, Avilda Romig, Nettie Goss,
Lydia Snook. W. Koch, your scribe
and wife paid 'Squire Steely a visit last
Sunday. All wished him a speedy re
covery from his late sickness. The
'Squire returns many thanks to his
neighbor, Mrs. W. Y. McLaughlin for
her kindness In presenting him with a
few dainties for a sick man's appetite.
pleasure in recommending it to oth
ers suffering from that dreadful (lis
rase. J. W. Lynch, Dorr, W. Va.
This remedy is sold by all Druggists.
'M"I' 1 M"M"M
DOYLIE FPEE! ::
Bend tin I'-rent ' '
tamp wnh your ' '
name and adureM '
and we will send""
vou copv of the 1
Iftteat edition of the
New Idea Hafthion
Review and one of
t h i e handsome "
6-1 n c h Stamiwd '
T lJuylies iree. We do this to introduce the T
New Idea 10-ccnt Paper Patterns. T
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I.KWIHTOWN, PA. T
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of cassimdres, stripe and check worsteds and black
4-button sacks with single or double breasted vests,
others fully lined with fine serge and Italian cloth,
you c:in at $10.
lay diagonale in
some half lined
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double breasted jacket suits, ages from 8 to 15, in prices ranging from
$ 1.50 to $5. To appreciate these boys1 suits we invite your inspect inn.
MEN'S AND YDUThS' TROUSERS.
An immense line of trousers in latest styles of stripes and checks
made in the best manner, ranging in price from $1 to $5, Never
Mich an assortment to choose from in the count v.
HXItirrd Ruin to linrlmton, H, I'., via
Pennajrlvanla Rallrd.
For the meeting of the National Ed
ucational Association at Charleston, 8.
0., July 7-13, the Pennsylvania Rail
road Company will sell excursion tick
ets from all stations on its line to
Charleston at the rate of one fare for
the round trip, plus $2.00. Tickets to
be sold July o to 8, inclusive, and to lie
good to return until September 1, in
clusive. On the return trip stop-over
will be allowed at Washington on de
posit of ticket with Joint Agent and on
payment of fee of $1 .00. 6-21- 2t.
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NECKWEAR. Almost an unlimited line in all the best grades and
newest shapes, butyour particular attention is called to our fifty cent
goods. Large and full with quality never equaled at the price. Our
twentv-five cent line of Tecks and Windsors tire above annroacli.
SHIRTS. The best fifty and seventy live cent shirts in town with
fi. .. .. i i i : .. .... l i ti ' a -r
liiuuy cuiorcti MUBuuiB, in voiiiuui HUitpes auu nss ii;ti . I i e 1 1 1 v u
styles to choose from. .
ATS. All the latest shapes and styles of hats aro hero that ate pos- f
sible to be found in a thoroughly up to-date hat store, Men's derbye o
at$J, $1.50 lxn& $2 in black and three shades in brown. Men's f
So hats the Alpine and Fedora styles are shown in the latest ?
colorings from 50c t $2.
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