Finest Cake
The
Is made with Royal Bak
ing Powder. Always light,
sweet, pure & wholesome.'
rs.
PAXTONVILLE.
Mrs. Mary Howell spent several
U at Sunbury the guest of her
knddaughtcr, Mrs. 1 . M. Kcigle.
Mrs. Harry Attigand Mrs. ,-Rcii-
, Weiiick went to mwisiown
nUv to visit Mrs. Attig's
lighter, Mrs. Harry Howell.
A sleighing party consisting of a
mbcr of our young ioiks ni rowu
re to Kichfield Wedncsilay even-
t nnd report having had a very
asant tuna
mong some of the distant rcli-
who attended the tunerai ot
Fruntz were James Mitlicl
d wifo and Lhas. Mitchell 01
reamer. Mrs. Duck and two
iiighters, Se'insgrove, Mrs. Sarah
rb and daughter Maggie, Villinms-
brt.
Hoyt Graybill was to Adamsburg
iinday afternoon.
Wm. Zimmerman and Miss Ma-
Jdah Graybill enjoyed a pleasant
L-igh ride to Kiohheld Suniiay.
Kev. V. K. Diehl had preaching
rviees in Hassinger's church, Suu-
fcy forenoon. .
llalph Gift and Miss Lottie Out
ere over tnrougn xieisier v uwey,
kinday for a sleigli nde.
Prof. Chas. Derr left Monday for
cw Berlin, where he has accented
position as instructor in C P. C
Miss Sallie Moyer of Franklin is
isiting at Joh Reigle.s.
A sleighing mrty consisting of
Jome of our . young folks ot town
ment Monday evening at Amos
wcrsox's near Middleburg.
SALEM.
Frank Boynr of Danville spent
lunday with his sister, Mrs. J. W.
w. . ;
trank ouipp ot bliamokin is
nendins several weeks at Salem
isiting relatives.
11. V. Maurer and wife enter
pined a sleighing party of Freeburg
rhursduv evening.
Prof. Geo. E. Fisher, wife and
on. visited Mrs. Matilda Eisner
Wurday.
I Fred Dagle of Northumberlan
isited his sister, Mrs. Mary Moycr
Ver Sunday.
I The friends of Mrs. N. B. Stetler
lad a surprise paity for her Mon
Jay evening.
CASTOR I A
- For Infants and Children.
Kind You Ha.s Always Bought
BEAVERTOWa.
Miss Mabel Wike returned to her
loiue in Rending, after spending six
weeks among friends in town.
Irvin J. Freed moved into Austin
jiugnniau's house, recently vacated
bv Win. Wtdker.
Mensles liavc made their appear
ance in town, bovcral lamilics have
lad sick children.
West Zifibe returned to this place
after spending several years in the
south.
George Walker and family whose
II T .1
lome lias necn in v oriiungioii,
rmstrong county for the last four
curs, are visitiug their parents and
other friends in tills place.
Mrs. John Walker, entertained
ler si-iter Mrs. Derr, and her daugh
ter and son-in-law -Mr. and Mrs.
Hitter of Liverpool over Sunday.
Prof. Charles Derr rcsigued as
teacher of the primary school, to
accent a position in C. P. C, New
Berlin, Pa. John Kern now teaches
the school.
Prof. Harrington, and Miss Ran
dolph gave a concert in the Luther
an church Monday evening.
Mrs. A. M. IJowersox and child
itu spent ten days with her parents
in Middleburg, returning r nday.
Miss Hattic Aigler spent several
iays in Lewistown last week.
Jt is rumored that Thomas Kohl-
er of Pannerville, and Miss Jane
Dreese of this place were united in
wedlock last evening.
sKI ISMlUOYE. .
Miss HilMsh of Lebanon como .
is a pne: f ti Misse Whitmer -if
theW.-f(ii'.
Mrs. II. D. Sihimre gave a party'
Fridiv cwMiiiij in honor of her v.
Wilt. About 30 of his friends kmc
present.
K'mcr Snyder and ife retiirui ;
from Cleveland, where the) had lee-
since the holidays in the interests f
Insurance.
Abram Whitnvn fell on the icy
pavement near Ililbish'a grocery
store and broke oue bone in his fore
arm.
Mrs. IVnner Evans of Chetr
county is visiting her brother, Dr.
B. F. Wagenseller and wife.
J.C. Kessler ti-ok a trip to Phila.
last week on a visit to his parents.
Mrs. -Annie Smith of Lancaster is
on a visit to her aunt, Mrs. M. S."
Schroycr, culled here by her aunt's
illness.
Ilurr. Philips, who has been nick,
is convalescent.
It is reported that the cavy de-
mrtincnt will send Will Ulsh home
from Manilla as soon ns he is able
to travel.
Rev. C. M. Nicholas of Blootnfield
. . . i
lrcuiulcd am tin; the boys at t lie
University Thursday.
Kev A. N. arncr was a visitjr
at Williamsnort Friday.
The game of Basket Bull played
Salurelay evening, between U. of P.
andSusqehanna was largely attended,
U. P. winning by the score of 42-30.
The property of Mrs. C. O. Moy
cr deceased, was put up. for sale
Saturdav, but was not sold.
Mrs. C. B. North gave a G o'clock
Tinner Monday, to the D. A. R.
Chapter of this place.
The young people are making
good use ot the snow. Sleighing
parties are out every night.
A SPANISH COUNT CURED 0? LA GRIPPE.
Dizzy?
Then your liver Isn't acting
well. You suffer from bilious
ness, constipation. Ayer's
Pills act directly on thejiver.
For 60 years they have been
the Standard Family Pill.
Small doses cure.
sue.
AHdrmgltt.
Want your moatUcb or bnrd bwuUIul
brown or rich black f Then tu
BUCKINGHAM'S DYEwnfters
m. cr amwrn, " - f Co. .Mama, W.
Bean ths
start of
SIX . SSj9-l.
A Goo Barcala.
"But why," asked the president of
the country where women ruled, "aid
you buy that battleship? "
"It was such a bargain," replied the
secretary of the navy. "Of course the
engines, don't work very well, and
there are some flaws in the guns, but
it looks' as fine es any of the others
and only cost half as much." Chicago
Tost. ...
Profoand Emottoa.
"Oh, but her singing was moving!'
"Not a dry eye in the house, I sup
pose?"
"Dry eye t Why, I venture to say
there wasn't a woman in all that vast
concourse who went away with the
remotest idea of what the ariist wore
or how she fixed her hairj" Town
Topics.
THE RACKET
is rapidly gaining favor with all. This is sufficient to con
vince us that our goods are right as well as our prices. Wo
would now invite your inspection of our
QALVAMZED WARE
10 qt. Water Buckets, . 30c
12 qt. Water Buckets, 35o
Open Coal Buckets, ' 35c
Hooded Coal Buckets, 40o
Covered Chamber Pails, 35c
1 gal. Oil Cans, 25c
AshSeircs, 350
Wash Basins, 10c
G-r iozilto"wo,rt3
10c
1 qt. Milk Pans,
6 qt Milk Pans,
8 inch Pie Plates,
10 inch Pie Plates,
ljqt Stew Pans,
2 qt. Stew Pans,
3 qt. Stew Pans,
10 qt. Dish Pans,
20c
10c
12c
12c
18c
25c
35o
Olasswnro
1 007.. la ) u Tlimhlira
Dessert Nanpies, each,
Jellie Stands, etc., each,
3c
BLUE and WHITE WARE
11 qt. Milk Cans,
1J qt. Preserving Kettles,
2 qt. Stew Pans,
20c
23c
V.OO
All other pjooda in proportion. We hnve the only line of Turkish
aoweis ni m cents eaeli. Others as low as 5 cents. All
Roods marked in plain figures. While they last, we will
give you a 10 lb. pail of -
WHITE IPISZX, 4J3 Ooiata. 1
G. WASH. BURNS, t
South Market Street. . SelinsCrove, Pa.
Co.ii,irPn,aaeeineunB:. Tvlrphonp connection.
Bucklcn' Arala rinlre.
mi v ...
iue DeBt ana mo it mraoua com
pound in the world to conquer ache
una kill D uis. Uures Cuts, heal
Burne and Bruise, subdues Inflam
mation, masters PighI. Millions of
Boxes sold yearly. Woiks wonde b
n Boils, Ulcers, Felcoos.okin Erun
tionh It cures or no paV. 25o
at Middleburg Drug Co., Graybill.
uarmnn & Co., Hicnheld, Ta.. Dr. J
W, bampseU, Fennscreek. Pa.
PORT TBEVORTON.
Mrs. D. S. Snyder of Sclinsgrove
visited her son Jerre and family
during the week.
A number of our young men, who
have been employed on the tele
phone hue in the eastern districts,
have resigned their positions on ac
count ol the cold weather.
n it .
x' eiiniiiic is an smiles tins week
since his "best" has returned.
Mrs. Ed. Klock and daughter,
Mabel, and Mrs. Surah Lrdley call
cd on friends at Mahantango Friday,
E. D. Swineford and wife, forme
residents of town, but now of Bres
slcr'B Kidgc, visited their daughter.
Mrs. V. E. Bogar during the past
week.
Geo. Ilerrold, wife, daughter,
Mrs. F. A. Attinger and sister,
Viola Ilerrold of Chapman passed
through town Saturday, en route to
Sclinsgrove.
J. Harry Kreitzer one of the
leading professors of Chapman
township, passed through town Sat
nrday looking bright as ever.
John Schlee;le and wife of Eclipse
were callers in town on their way
home from a visit to V likes Barre,
Miss Sadie Ilambo of Dundorc is
spending several weeks with Dr.
Krebbs and family.
Kev. Searle held services at Aline
Saturday evening.
Geo. Rine and wife of Kantz
mingled with friend? over Sunday,
Ellis Bercey of Chapman is fre
qucntly a caller -in our midst.
Dr. J. O. Nipple of Sunbury was
a business culler Saturday.
C. II. Kellar and aunt Miss Sallie
Arnold of SelinBgrove, spent Sun
day with relatives.
Miss .hstclla Iroutman, who is
teaching at Centreville. was a wel
rome visitor nt home over Sunday.
J. I. C'hiirlos, who is employed at
Reading, spent Sunday with his
family.
Mrs. Henry Schrawder and her
daughter-in-law, Mrs. Wm. Schraw
der are spending the week with the
former's daughter, Mrs. Clarence
Ilcr.sliey nt Sunbury.
We feel sorry for our boy9 be
cause tlio boys from other places
come to town during the past week
and look our leading society girls
out sleighing. Never mind boys
you can get even with the girls
some time.. '
""1 ?A
Henry Dlatlu.
Count Soeundo de Ovles was a Carllst exilo. The gignaturo of his uncle,
Louis De OTies, Is found with that of John Qulncy Adams ceding Florida to the
United States In a troaty with Spain. 'Hio Count is forty-six years of agp, an exile
from Orletto, situated in the northorn part of Spain, and has been oxilod since 1870 ;
ho is wealthy, and has traveled and studied the customs, habits and languages or
twenty-five different nations.
Inreoent letter to Tho Teruna Medicine Co., or Uoiumous, unto, mo i oun
gives his endorsomont to their great catarrh remedy, reruns, In tho following
words: . . ,
l tie (anneia, Atlantic uty, rv. j.
The Peruna Medicine Co., Columbus, Ohio:
Gentlemen" Last winter my secretary had a severe attack of
la grippe which was cured effectually by tho use of four bottles of
Peruna, so when I contracted the same unpleasant sickness last fall
I at once sent for a bottle. It truly worked wonders, and removed
the sickening and sore feeling I bad within a few days. I would not
be without It now tor any money, and when I go away 1 carry
Peruna as a valuable perquisite to' my traveling outflL"JUUAN
SBQUNDO, CONDB DE OVIES.
T EARLY 'everybody is having la
li grippe again. It resembles some '
" what in the beelnnlnff sever .
cold. A chill or cold spell is followed by
aching bone, sore throat, licadache,
cough, and general weakness. Its court
may be quit slight or severe, but la
either case it nearly always leaves on
in a miserable condition.
Uuless Teruna is taken it will b
weeks or months before person r
pniiiH liia usual health. If the victim i
fortunate enough to begin the us at
I'eruns at the commencement of ths
attack tho rouree of the grip is muck
shortrueil, and tho system is left la
uutural state.
IVoplo who have had la grlppn, but
are still suffering from the after-effects,
should uot neglect to take Puruim, as It
will promptly restore them to heal'U.
Henry lflftiii, the inventor and maker
of all tho lmml instruments of the Henry
lMslln Mauufa. -taring Co., writes the
following fro in
Mil Soulli Ninth
street, l'llil.vlel
pliin, i'u:
' 1 hud a l'Uil at
tack of In grippe
last lceem!er t
which 1 n I e
more than l!
m o n t li s, n n il
w li i o li left mo
with catarrh, and
s e v e r a 1 of in v
friends adviiied
me to try I'eruua.
I begun with a Imttlo tho first weeki
March and it certainly did mo a gr.ia
deal of good. I was so well satlalloi
that I purchased another bottlo and fol
lowed tho directions, mid can say thatl
has cured mo." Henry Dlstln.
A fargo per ecut of those who ars
afflicted with this epidemic, lnstes of
getting well as they ought to, w 111 have
chronic catarrh as tho result. This i
almost Invariably tha cano unless re
run is taken as soon as posHlblo aft
tho grip begins.
Every ouo who has observed tho effect
of Peruua during tho last three eplder
les of la grippe positively knows tliaa
this remedy will cure it permanently.
Tho fact is, however, thuta great mul
titude of people will not taUo reruna
and a foundation for chronic catarrh
will bo laid.
Kvou in cases whero chronic cat ana
has affected the lungs, and tho early
stages of catarrhal consumption hav
beeu developed, Peruna can bo rolled'
upon as a prompt and lotding oure. L
grippo and catarrh aro at present ths
two great enemies of life in tho hind
reruua is a euro for cither. j
If y- do not derlvo prompt nnd satis
factory ltilUfrom tho ubo of Peruna,
write at once to Vr. Hnrtman, giving
full statement of your easo and he will
be pleased to give you his valuallo aJ
Vlce gi'stis.
Addrcs., Dr. Hartman, Tresldeut ofi
Tm lliTiinan uiLvrium, Columl n
;
WEST BEAVER
Since the ground hog prophesied
for rough weather, the ice houses at
this end have been filled at a rapid
rate.
Charles A. Smith, Wm. Pheasant
and your scribe made a business trip
to Lewistown, one day last week.
Harry Goas, another old soldier
of the civil war, was called to his
long home, Friday morning and was
buried Monday at the Itidge church.
Some of our candidates found out
last week hunting up their friends
was a cold job. Some gave it up
until warmer weather.
Elmer Smith of Burnham spent a
few days here last week witli his
parents.
John P. Fisher of Lowell says
the heavy wind we had last week
shook the lower stone in his cellar
wall.
The Michael Weiand property
was sold Friday, to his daughter,
Mrs. May, for ?2500.
Cold weather is no hindrance to
the carpenters at McClure in getting
the lumber ready for the shirt fac
tory. They expect to have it com
pleted nnd in running order by the
first of April.
J. B. Shellenberger'8 store at Ban
ner ville was broken into Saturday
night About $50 in money, a lot
of postage stmaps and some clothing
was taken.
flMved Her Child's Life.
"Three weeks our chubby little boy
was changed by Pneumonia iilinost
to a skeleton, writeH Mrs. W. Wat
kins, of Meassnt City, O. "A tot riblo
cough set, in spite of a good doctor's
treatment for severnl weeks, crw
worse every day. We then used Dr
King's Now Discovcryfor Consump
tion, and our dul ling was soon sound
and well. We are nuro, this grnind
medicine sived hi life." Millions
know it is the a'dy suro cum for
Coukub, Cold nnd nil liun ili
sfflSHS. Tho Sliddleburs Dru Co.,
Oiaybill, llnnn;in nnd Co., Kichfield,
Pa., Dr. J. W. Siinipscll, Tonus
creek, Ph. cuarnuteo satisfaction.
50c and $1.R). Trial bottles free.
f amous Scientist (excitedly) Some,
thing must be done to stop the spread
of the opium habit among women.
Great Editor (calmly) Very well,
sir; I'll put in a paragraph saying that
a hankericfr for opium is a sign of old
ge. N. Y. Weekly.
DUN DORK.
II. II. Sechrist and ( Jeo. A. Went
zel filled their ice houses last week.
Political Candidatesare numerous
and all arc helping to build a bridge
at Port Trevcrton, and that ought
to bring the answer, but what alter
the election ?
J. B. Ilerrold of Port Trcvorton
Ixmglit the stone at I loot's bridge
and hauled them to his farm where
he will erect a new house.
The storm of last week was' se
vere on buildings, and among them
was II. II Reiehenbach's house and
John S. Shufer's bam and Catherine
A in ker's burn.
liiimbo and Moyer are making
ties for Meiser.
William Swenk and James A.
Wise delivered a load of provisions
to the poor house.
Collee 1 0 cts at Dundore's.
V. M. Boyvr and J antes C. Shal'er
of Port Trevcrton called on George
Camplx.'!), an old soldier, win is on
the sick list, and unable to leave his
house.
Our shoe maker is giving satis
faction as he is very , accomodating.
Put not your trust in money, but
put your money m trust.
The overseers bought some gro
ceries of A. II. Troutman.' of Port
Trcvorton, for the poor house.
The watch maker of Eclipse is
kept busy repairing watches for our
Imivs.
Ci.m lifiehciihach gave her cousin
a shi-'i ri'le and they had a fine
time.
T . W'U .ortt. io l'f'
Lydia Hoover stopped in town en
lit r way to P.irt Trcvorton.
John S. Auckcr's saw mill is in
George A. Wentzel's timber '.rac'
ready for business.
George Long and 'Squire Sechrist
made a trio to Selinsgrove on business.
Bad Coughs
"I had a had cough for six
weeks and could find no relief
until I tried Ayer's Cherry Pecto
ral. Only one-fourth of the bot.'.e
cured inc."
L. Hawn, T'cwington, Ont.
in fill his ici! lnuse,
George
Neglected colds always
lead to something serious.
They run into chronic
bronchitis, pneumonia,
asthma, or consumption.
Don't wait, but take
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral
just as soon as your cough
begins. A few doses will
cure you then.
Tlinn izi': JV.. finUKh fur an ortllnu'r
colli: Mic lu-t rmlil lot bruin-'"-
!U M, ti-ll'l com., tic; r
eo,
forcltrnlftC!te.:itu1 tukrn ..i. ntr'l.
,1. V. A
was in (own one
iit'd made a pros
0 laislu nt' lime.
I loner
Li: U irawscr
I'vchii-g I : i 1 ivir
pceliii; s-ile of f,
Solomon Hniliaker of Eclipse was
in ti.wn hi'iliiv; fruit frees and he
onjiht to le patroniml as his firm is
re'iable.
S. P. Stefi. n of Port Trevcrton
was in town and called on our fann
ers to sell seeds lor the comit'g
spring.
Maria W. Dundore made a trip
to ScIinF'Tovc to call on the l"N'it.
Noncommittal.
"Do you think the, world la grow
ing worse or better?"
"I shouldn't veuluro n-1
said the man who maKcs . . pi, ten
sions to beir.fr n philosophci". "i... .'a
impressions on that point pre l:,ely
to depend largely on the .. .
ciel.N nc lupi.ciis to '..''
WasliinL'ton S'tar.
A Hcn-nlnr ?ltv '.
.T'i:ini,v- Dmi't M'c yoi out
liilils. Anvil, 'rif iloinjr?
DleUy You IilI ! Mr. Smallv
fered me a liicKel IKjI to tell p.,
1 caught liini Ki'sin fin. ' 1 !-'
the r.(ji';i ittut he Kl.-.-cu her n'"
limes !iirii) the evenit.. ''
D;i;U-ws.
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lyk Wilts WtiL.t AJ USt I ' ,
k J ni'Ht iNjiiuh Syr.i. . i )-
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