SCLINSQROVE.
Cma. WVtxel of Steel ton is visit-
.. n i p i:u: :..
Mis liUS81" o " iaiulJ"ri i!
tl,e guest of G. R. Hendricks aud
'..!. S-lnx'iiainl wife luivctakcn
a irii. toCt UxulHUK-
Mrs. Libbie Harter nre (jauglf r
ivturiicil !nnie Tuenrfay last. Her
,u,,iIilt is itiirviits.unex li:it.
licv. Saii'iiul Nicholas of near
I'ittftl.tinr was a.visitor in town last
week. He thinks Selinsgrove ami
Siistj. University are improving.
KfV. X. was a utiiovnt here.
'll,e oiltl weather last week ilitl
nlllcli ,!i to the gardens here.
Miss I'ell of Saddle liivtr, X. J.,
returned to her home Thursday ae
1 u.. i i?..., i r.
Snyder and her daughter, Mane
The "Ohio" entertaiiiment given
for the lienefitof the Grand Army
Wus not as ivell attended as should
have Ih-I'D, but the entertainment
was one of the ever given here.
Thai is the verdict of the audience.
Mrs. F. K. Doehlor and Miss
Victoria Doebltr neut Home time
in Philadelphia, visiting Dr. tieo.
B. Ulrieh and wife.
The widow of John Wageiiseller
0f llliKunsburg is spending some
time with friends in town.
Mrs. X. S. Feehrer nee GemlxT
ling is visiting her father and sis
ters.
J uo. 1. llichteraud wife are visit
ing Prof. Herman and wife at Wy
oming. Miss Minnie Gortner, who is
teaching school at Berwick, is home
with her mother.
Mrs. Fred Ulrieh is on a visit to
her son, llev. V S., Scenery Hill,
Pa. We understand that a young
preacher arrived there recently.
lhe track team ot o. U. went to
Wjlliamsnort Friday to test their
powers against Dickinson Sem. We
understand tney were successtul in
everything except the race work
which they lost by about 12 oj 15
inches.
J. A. Lumbard, wife and Mrs. S,
1 Bui ns on Monilay went to Get
tysburg, the editor to attend the an
nual G. A. It. encampment, and the
ladies the Woman's Relief Corps
meeting.
Memorial day exercises passed
off very well. Dr. Wm. II. Ulsh,
assistant surgeen in the U. S. navy,
returned on the afternoon train and
he was accorded a grand reception
by the G. A. R. and citizens. Editor
Lumbard delivered the address of
welcome. The Dr. replied in a few
well chosen words, altho' lie was
very tired and weak from his re-
intsic'!ip.ss.
The children's day exercises in
Trinity Luth. church Sunday were
very interesting.
Mrs. Annie Strohm and boys of
Carlisle are spending some time
with, .her mother, Mrs. P. II. Wag
enseller. Kcv. C. E Frontz and wife are
being entertained by Mrs. F's. par
ent, in. JNoetliiig and wife.
Deafness Cannot be Cured
by local applications, as they reach
tbe diseased portion of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deaf
ness, and that is by constitutional
remedies. Deafness is caused by
Ul inlliiinoil rnndirinn nf hn nillrnnn
'jninR of the Eustachian Tube,
when this tube gets inflamed you
wearunniugsound or imperfect
faring, and when it is entirely
closed deafness is the result, and
uuiess me mtlammation can be taken
out and the tube restored to its
normal condition, hearing will bo
Jfstrovpd fnrnvar tiina onana mil
of ten are caused by Catarrh, which
" ' notbiug but an inflamed condition
of the mucous surfaces.
We will Rive Ono Hundred D.il
rs for any caso of Doafuoss (caused
"J" catarrh) that cannot bo cured by
ttH'8 Cutarrh Cure. Sond for cir
culars, free.
f. J. CHENEY & CO., Props.,
Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by Druggists. 75o.
Hall's Family PhTb are the boBt.
VERDILLA.
I. J. IWdner, who four years airo
noved with his family to Pilger,
b. where he is engaged in farin
'"g came in last wk to see his
wlier and many friends and tells
lls many wonderful stories uhout the
est.
Willinm
Ury Valley X lloml ppent Sunday
"tli his brotlicr Isnao here.
James G. llrowu is going to Pitts
S? where ho intends to work.
lhe Witnwir'ul Tnit.i.l V
AS. Mill linvo tliir nnniml child-V..'-
i ....
uny exercises Sundiiv evening
Jtm o . n
Lvi Stahl has piihitod his house.
it I Crtp Mngt wctliiKU. itiiuitloa, ttervoui
PORT TREVORTON.
S. P. Steften spent Memorial Pay
ai Dome, lie was accompanied
back to Halifax by his wife and
J nephew, Ernest Xeiti who spent
several days very pleasantly with
j llev. J. E FniiK'is and family in
that vicinity.
! Frank Arnold and wife of Milt jii
spent the past week with relatives.
.Mrs. uuiee a... s.. i .M.cmgan
are visiting tier sister .Mrs. frank
Kelt,
Ex-sherifT NV.f held a family re
union on Memorial Day.
Mrs. Dr. Rot'iir and MissMavniH
j
I JJogar visitdl the latter msUt, Mrs.
Giaience Faust at Suubtiry Friday.
Mrs. Mary Stroub of Snuburv
was in town Friday to deinratu her
husband's grave.
Grant S. Arnold .f Wasliiiigtjn
1). C is paying his resitects to his
aged mother, Mrs. Mary A. Arnold,
Moses Brubaker and wife, Mrs.
II. K Clmrles, Mrs. Jas. I looser,
Win. Shaffer aud Daniel Ileintzle-
iiihii Sundavwl with the former's
sou Wm aud family at Sunburv.
Charles Hodman one of the lead
ing clerks in C. C. leader's store at
Slminokin spent u few days in town
the guest of V in. Dover and family
Of cotuse there were attractions.
Adam Keif and wife, his mother
and her guests Mrs. Li tie; and son
spent Saturday at Sunbiiry.
Some of mir leading people con
template goun; to see the show at
Suubury Thursday.
Vlrnlrnl Cancer Cnrril.
Startling proof of a wonderful ad
vance in medicine is given by Jlrug
gist O. W. Roberts of Elizabeth,
W Va. An old ma i there had long
suffered with what good doctors
Cronouncod incurable cancer. They
elleved his case was hopeless till
he used Llectric Bilters and ap
plied Bucklen's Arnica Salve, which
treatment completely cured him
When Electric Bitters are used to
expel bilious, kidney and microbe
poisons at the same time this salve
exerts, its matchless heating power,
blood diseases, skin eruptions,
ulcers and sores vanish, liitters.
50c, Salve 25o at the Middleburgh
Drug Co , Graybill, Qarman & Co.,
Richfield, Pa., Dr. J. V, Sampsell.
Pennscreek. Pa.
WEST BEAVER.
Memorial day was observed here
with the highest honor and refpeel
due our fallen heroes. The addresses
for the occasion were delivered by
the following speakers: Ira Wagnor,
at the St. John's church; Chuney
Uaker, at Daker's; Prof. F. C. Bow
ersox, at MeClure. These addresses j
were highly appreciated by all with
in hearing distance.
P. W. Treaster, wife and son,
Clnrlie, of Lewistown spent Sunday
here visiting some of the Snyder
county friends.
James Shilling and wife of Hunt
ingdon county had been visiting re
lative and friends in Snyder county
lust week.
Ii. A. Jenkins was the first man
to deliver strawberries at MeC'line
this season. He got rid of them at
10c per quart.
F. C. S. Aeter it Co. added an
improvement to the new fence at the
Ilidgc church by giving it a coat of
paint last week.
James Steely is now employed at
ciirpeutering in Miillin county at a
place called Xewtown.
Mrs. Aaron Mover has been visit
ing friends in Miillin county for the
past week or so.
Some of our old soldiers are talk
ing of attending the Xational en
campment of the old veterans to be
held in aslungton, D. C, this full.
Xo doubt Uncle Sam will fuinish
them with free transportation, or at
least it should be done. Don't you
think so?
Wm. Peter of Crossgrove Innight
20 acres of bind from James Peter,
to lie set with peach trees.
filthy Trmplea In Inlln.
Sacred cows often defile Indian
temples, but worse yet is a body
that b polluted by constipation. Do
not permit it. Cleanse your system
with Dr; King's New Life Pills and
avoid untold misery. They give
lively livers, active bowels, good
digestion, flue appetite. Only 25o at
the Middleburg Drug Co., Gray
bill, Clurman and Co.. Richfield, Pa.
Dr. J. W. Sampsell, Pennscreek.
Pa.
Ilrnil nf the Heap.
llndiloek He's a very successful
jockey, of course, but why does lie
kit ho fur up on his horse's neek?
Paddock Juxt to mow, probably,
that lie doesn't linvo to go 'way back
and sit down. Philadelphia l'resa.
On War o( Making It rialn.
Naggshy So tho new minister Is
an unattractive looking chnp, Is he?
Wnpgsby Well, I d hnte to put It
io utrongly, hut lie would be a
.!,., niifn mnn to s&ndin.T"!'
OUNDORE.
Harry Xeitit of Sun .ory tspent" a
lew davs in town and Hot
r-pnnjs
among Ins frundrf. II is one of
the regular bunds in tin; silk mill at
his place.
Jaib Kerstetter Iwught a whole
threshing machine for sixty cents.
Our fiihernian mmidumu i.f tli
,., - iiiciiv ofgame.
Ma.;a V Duujore llllule
a trip
to Vrd ilia ou business.
Edward G. Stahl, who broke a
leg. is doing as well as c: n Is? ex
pected. Isaac Campbell of llerndoii was
in town aud jwdd a short visit to hi?
mother.
Henry Arnold of Middleburgh
whs ii: town and called on his old
friends.
Our hay crop will be much shorter
than it as last year.
The :hild.icu's dav exercises not
Sunday evening at the Witnu r Un
ueu r..vaiigciii'al elm i:o i.iM.nises to
surpass all former efforts as there
wi.l lie a lavish display of choice
flowers, an inspiring address by the
pastor, and Smirc Seehri.-t, the
Mipt., will preside.
Memorial day was well observed,
as it should lie, and interest is in
creasing every year as linn; rolls on.
It is an unusual occurrence to see
tax ttl lectors lose their own proper
ty for the sake of deliiKjueut tax
payers. Our jxKtr house is in running or
der. Making money out of the
township is ut an end. In tliest
days of more work than workers all
could make a living.
Our supervisors are busy but not
without more work on hand.
vJur school board is anxious to
improve its financial condition.
Our coal diggers cannot be en
.1i tl 11 .1 I
need 10 jvionuykeas tney nave an
Eldorado in the Susquehanna.
nved from an Awful t'ntc.
"Everybody Raid I had consump
tion," writes Mrs. A. M. Shields, of
Chambersburg, Pa., ' I was so low
after six months of severe sickness,
caused by Hay Fever and Asthma,
that few thought I could get well,
but I learned of the marvelous merit
of Dr. King's New Discovery for
Consumption, used it, and was com
pletely cured." For desperat e Throat
and Lung diseases is the safest cure
in tho world, and is infallible for
Coughs, C'ofds and Bronchial affec
tions. Guaranteed Rottlps 50c and
m. Trial bottles free at the
Middleburg Drug Co., Graybill.
Oarnian & Co., Richfield. Pa.. Dr. J.
W. Sampsell, Pennscreek, Pa.
McCLURE.
Prof. F. C. 1'owcrsox delivered
tin; Memorial address at MeClure
on Memorial Day and it was a
i . ! I . ,
masterpiece oi eiojuenec. Memori
al day was obscrvnl at MeClure
and in this district in a fitting way.
Prof. Ira G. 'agner delivered
the Memorial address at St. John's
church and Prof. Chuuey Baker at
Baker's church. These were the
maiden ellorts of these young gentle
men as Memorial day orators. They
certainly ably acquitted themselves.
Both tiiese young gentlemen will
some day make their mark. They
certainly deserve and have received
the thanks of the (1. A. Ii. as both
returned lrom the Xonnal school at
Freeburg, especially to deliverthe.se
addresses.
John Dagle of Xorthtimhcrland
visited his son, Charles, at this place
over Sunday.
J. J. Mattcrn, Henry Kahley and
and Xcr B. Middlowartli left fir
the G. A. 11. encampmeut at Get
tysburg this week, the former two
as delegates anil the latter ns com
mander of Capt. Michael Smith
Post. We wish the trio a happy
and profitable time. They nre all
strong Mahon men lor Dept. Com
mander. They go so instructed by
the Post.
II. C. Utah is at Mountaiudalc
on his farm every day drawing out
the ground of a well 'Squire Jacob
Shelling is digging for him on his
farm. Merchant Ulsh says that he
would rather measure oil calico and
draw molasses than draw dirt out of
a 40 foot well.
Mary II., little daughter of A, D.
Shirey, is improving from a serious
spell of sickness, of whooping cough
and other complication".
Tuesday the shirt factory resumed
work after a week of vacation.
Hiiy Time iu Old Town.
"We felt very happy," writes R.
N. Bevill. Old Town, Va., "when
Bucklen's Arnica Salvo wholly cured
our daughter of a bad case of scald
head-" It doligbts all who use it
for Cuts, Corns, Burns, Bruises,
Boils, Ulcers, Eruptions. Infallible
for Piles. Only 25c, at the Middle-
f Me Home of IPe-M-ma
At is well known, Pr. Hartman It tbe
preildrnt of the Hartman Sanitarium,
an Institution which has a department
devoted exclusively to the treatment of
female diseases. He is thus brought to
ee thousands of such coses every year,
tho most of
whom return
to their homes
to lie treated
by corre
spondence. THE GREATEST OF
AMERICA'S
SANITARIUMS.
The principal remedy he relies upon In
uch cases is Peruna, which every
woman should have, who has any affec
tion of this kind.
In view of the great multitude of
women suffering from some kind of
female disease, and yet unable to find '
any cure, Dr. Hartman, the renowned
gynaecologist, has announced his wil-1
Ungnest to direct the treatment of as
many1 eases as may make application to
him during the summer months Tlth-1
out charge.
The treatment will lie conducted by
correspondence. The doctor will pre
scribe all medicines, applications, hy
gienic and dietary regulations neccs
ary to complete a cure. Tbe medicines
prescribed can be obtained at all drug
tores. This offer will prevail during
the summer months. Any woman can
become a regular patient by sending a
written statement of her age, condition
of life, history and symptoms of her de
rangutnt. -
All eases of female diseases, including
menstrual Irregularities, displacements,
ulcerations, inflammations, discharges,
Irritation of the ovaries, tumors and
dropsy of the abdomen, should apply at
one and become registered as regular
ItlnKlitK the Vlllase nelle.
It was in n country village that the
swain had proposed for the band of
the village benuty, anil had been siic-
cossful and carried off the palm. He
had bought the engagement ring and
was hurrying as fast as his two feet
would carry him to the home of his
adored one. A friend tried to stop
him to make inquiry concerning his
haste.
"Hello, there, Hob! Is there n fire?"
"Yes," replied Hob. with what
breath he had left, "my heart's on lire
and I'm going now to ring the village
belle." Yonkers Statesman.
llrr Wenpnn.
It's a very fair world to live In
The nretty Elrl Uses en the Jaunt,
For It's laugh, and the world laiiKhs with
you ;
Weep, and you get what you want.
-N. Y. Times.
UlSTIXtil ISIII.n MAIIKSM.t.N.
Officer You're a likely looking sort,
ma man. Are you a sharpshooter?
Private Johnson Xo, suli; 1'te a
crti-shootnh. Chicago Tribune.
Similes.
A man Is like the honey bee,
Who tollsthe llve-lungday;
The trust Is like the man who takes
The honey all away.
Washington Star.
Satisfactory Kaplnnntlon.
She Stop! You shu'ii't kiss me to
night at least, not before I have
hud an explanation. I heard to-day
that you had been engaged to 16
different girla.
He Hut that was before I had
seen your angel face, my love.
She So it was, to be sure. I never
thought .of that. Tit-l'.its.
C ASTOR I A
lor Infants and Children,
The Kind Yon Have Always Bought
Bean the X7r
The Hartman Sanitarium,
Columbus, Ohio.
patients. All correspondence will 1
held strictly confidential. No testimo
nials of cures will be given to the public
except by tbe express wish of the
patient.
No oni knows better than Pr. Hart
man how much the women suffer with
diseases peculiar to their tex. No one
knows better than he dos how many
of them suffer with such diseases. I'a
tiontly, hopefully, wearily, and often
silently, they eko out a miserable exist
ence year after year.
A woman confined to the house sev
eral yenrs with a chronic female de
rangement
had fl n a 1 1 y
Klven up all
DISEASES
PECULIAR TO THE
FEMALE SEX.
hope of being
cured. She
had tried phy
sician after physician, and remedy after
remedy, without any permanent im
provement. Her treatment had cost her
husband, who was a poor man, hundred
of dollars. They bad been obliged to
deny themselves many comforts of life
In order to get money enough to pay the
physicians.
Ticking np the paper one day she hap
pened to read an Item which contained
the news that T)r. Hartman would treat
such cases free of charge by letter. She
Immediately wrote the doctor, describ
ing her cae, and giving him, all her
symptoms. She- soon received a letter
telling her exactly what to do and wbat
medicines and appliances to get. She
began the treatment (the principal rem
edy being Peruna) at once, and in a
few weeks was well and strong again
aud able to do ber own work.
The Retort Tensile.
"I told him," said the beggar who
had been rebuffed, "that I guessed
he needn't be so proud, for we was
all of the same fatn'ly and come
down from Noah : T his ark."
"P.ully for you!" was the enthusi
astic comment of the second of the
fraternity. "What did lie say to
that?"
"Why, he says that p'r'aj that's
so; but, jiiil'in" from my breath, it
was the last lime my branch of the
fum'ly mit gut near water." (. hit-ago
I 'list.
I )ii iti m 1 1 1 Trial.
Xtlgi;et (III, w,:.t' T ,
Jim. You're ft,reer
.l r.
with
I a u 1 1 .
111.
oil.;
Mrs. Xagget
equalize thing
(sweelh ) -Well.
; you're forever 1
that
-ii:g
one.
Mr. Xagio't Losing
Mrs. Xagget Yes.
one .'
mir
temper.
Surely that's a fault,
ard and Times.
-Catholic Stain!-
Mure l.lUe It.
Lawyer The idea of th
attorney referring to me
ster!" You wouhlti't call
e op
a- a
me
,Mng
would you'.'
Client Of eoui-M. not.
Law er Ah, 1 knew you wouldn't.
Client Xo; it's impossible for a
shark to be a lobster. Chicago Daily
News.
(t DlrTerenee l.iiiinuli.
St niggling Arlist Xn use trying to
ciiiiipete with the pirtiire factories,
which are t iirning out cheap daubs by
the million. The trouble is, the peo
ple nre not educated. Lots of buyers
can't tell the difference between those
pict ures and mine.
Frank Friend I presume that's true.
I can't myself. X. Y. Weekly.
Ills MUlakr.
"Yis, we had a foine toime at the
chr-rislenin'. An' they called the baby
C'har-rles Hinneryl"
"Char-rles Ilinnery, is it? Sure,
Murphy vowed he'd call It J'athrick."
"Yis; but thot was whin he thought
he'd have Romethin' to say about it."
Puck.
Mnklnur Money Ilolh Wars.
Jinks I've struck it now. Heats the
ice and coal business all hollow.
Minks What's your great scheme
this time?
Jinks I'm going to open a china
ware and crockery store, with an in
telligence office in the basement. X.
Y. Weekly.
The Ilenvjr-Srt Ilelreiis.
"When people learn how much mon
ey pupa lias, tittered the heavy-set
heiress, "they always sny something
about, my attractive figure."
. "And nn.tMYfc- ' '-
Another woman who used Ivruna
without liceoming one of Dr. Hartman's
regtilsr pa
lienis h..J the
following ex
peri e n c .
Miss I ii a
lin.en writ'
ONE UF THE 200,000
WOMEN HELPED
LAST YEAR.
from Halilwin ville, (ia.:
"Peruna is wonderful and good, and a
certain euro for female wt-aknesj. I hare
leen ill and have tsi-n taking dm-tor's
medicine for neveral years, and tnnd
that none did me any nxi.
"Every day It wa a worry. I w as
always tick. I had come to the con
elusion to give up, and not use any
more medicine. I was tick Indeed for
the past two year. Just before I began
to take Peruna I was very weak, be
sides I was bilious and constipated.
" I had pains in my bark and s;da and
falling of the womb, with bearing lwa
pains.
"One day while reading my news
paper, I came arros an ad., rad f th
book for women entitled, "Health sad
Beauty," and sent for it. Then I beifia
to use Peruna. .After u-rt severil
bottles I am now thoroujjhlv cured.'"
MISS IIi.V GREEN.
Mr. Theresa Keller, of Fremont,
Wash., writes :
" Peruna not only cured rr.e of f .rai
trouble but prevents me ratchfnj njr
cold, and as Ion as I have a br:'.i (a
j the houae my family nn-,. no d-,- ' r.r'
Mrs. Theresa Kell-r.
I Send f. r free book rn"itid. "H--al-J
and lieauty." AUurt.s ht. Hariuiaa,
i Culumhus, Ohio.
M rla nr h l y
Hook-Jon,-.
fellow I kri .u.
K.-ok i b. ..,:.!
pr jio-eil to a I-, :; i ' i
she would like to i..
Hits.
I'mpal.
a, M-r i!. --..I
lie
l.v a-ki
Tit-
Th
"When
' One 1 lllllit Nreilflll.
I ma ii i- it Ii a pret '
.iri,
- and
' IIS4
remarked the
Thin;.'-, "it ib
nee it' he ih
eat her ;,r, , i
hisarri." '.
in,,. I -.e,- ,,f Kw M
icsn't make nnieli
e only talk abo.,t
I'll III nil! IWS llow I
i.l.crs "talesman.
oh to; mrrien.
W
I
tl
' r.-y
tl ar;.-u.
e. I : i 1
"I
he
ain't '.
to km
i!ei.,:
i yht I
; , 1 . r .
w ii
llrr ii u K e I i ii ii .
I le Yt ii u. i, -1 i ii. i :i. oer. i"
al e jit-! -tart i: lit ;i. !!fi .
Illi:-I i e,.l:i.l, r.
She It'll ib.i.'t i, ii I, ii, !
into ilelit I, t he lieM w a V 'I ',
liae to . e,i,,mie. I',:el,.
r. we
1 u
tlr.g
we'll
I neil ilti.el.
Casev lioii't -av "I ain't
dono-
noihiu'."
( 'asii! I'll w y u- i ?
"Ilekase (bat's not g 1 Illi;;
"Thine for ye. Xaythcr am
riiilaileliliii I'rcss.
I."
t' ft II nn I nl lull.
1'ilith Yale is I i i ' f.iMirite. 'l'hey
turn out t lie best men at Xew ll,ien.
.lack -That's what I said when thpy
fired meat I be end of t be junior year..
- X. Y. Times.
SI ill Wil hln lleiieli.
.biggies The lieeissaries of life arc
dearer In-day than they err were.
Waggles .Nonsense! Divorces are
advertised for .f in. and bankruptcy pro
ceedings for $100. Town Topic.-.
I nelr r.ilir'm.
"De elephiint," observed I in le
Kihh'ni,"kin f salt his foot down harder
dan any aniniule dut walks, au'lt Le
don' make no noise doin' hit." Chi
cago Tribune.
Your Tongue
If it's coated, your stomach
is bad, your liver is out of
order. Ayer's Pills will clean
your tongue, cure your dys
pepsia, make your liver right.
Easy to take, easy to operate.
25c. All druggists.
I
WhuI your tnnusUclm or bmrti btiaUwivLi
bruwu or ri h black ? Then ue
1
4 t
rh: