ldp'P'tBPARltP 8XPRE3SLY FOR THE FOaT BY ITa CORPS OP COWUMPONDENTS
SELINSGROVE.
Miss Ella Hendricks, of Sunbury
... ..-.. nil ilnvs with her cousin.
aitui -
Mrs. 0. C. Wagenseller.
II S.Sclio!l was in town Wednea-
jav (f last week, looking up a site
tor the Electric light plant.
T K. Beaver, of Juniata Co., was
m towu Wednesday. He expects
to send his daughter here to school
nest year.
Clias. Vttzel, of Steelton is a
visitor in town.
Mrs. Claud Klose, of Milton,
ppent Sunday with her sister, Mrs.
E. Sndyer.
Miss Lizzie Dill, of Patterson, X.
j s liere on her annual vacatiou.
The Borough is grading North
Market St. The part that was
widened sometime ago.
Mrs. D. E. Krcamer, of Phila
delphia is visiting friends in this
section.
Clayton Kantz, the clerk in Wag
mseller's Ding Store, is on his an
nual vacation.
Misses Mary Bell and Mary Al
bert, of Bloomsburg, were the guests
of Mrs. Noetling several dnys last
week.
Miss Montclius, of Mt Carniel,
h being entertained by Miss Mary
Allcman.
Mrs. Dr. E. M. Miller, of Beaver
town was entertained by Mrs. Harry
Boycr last week.
Misses Jennie and Mary Arbogast
of Wonielsdorf, were guests of A.
Marburger and wife recently.
The Methodist and lleformed Sun
day schools held their annual picnic
at Clement's Park last Friday. They
reported a good time and a splendid
day.
We learn that Dr. J. M. Zciglcr
has accepted a call to a church in
Kansas City, Mo.
A iviiirnn load of vnnnrr twrnilo
" o - j a i j
went to the Log Grocery on Satur
day evening and had a corn roast.
Alxwt 15 oi 1C couples participated,
s An eleven inning game of base
ball was played between Northum
berland and the home team on Sat
urday afternoon. Score 5 to -1 in
favor of Northumberland.
Keller Abort is visiting his giand
fatlicr, l S. Albert.
Frank Bousuni and family, of
Patterson, Pa., are being entertained
by her parents, J. A. Lombard and
wife. 1 -
QUNDORE.,
Mary Campbell and family boiled
the first npplebutter of the season
and lias the pleasure of sharing the
luxury with her neighbors.
Corn, Potatoes and buckwheat
crop of our township will score 100.
Wheat, Uye, oats and hay were a
fair crop this season.
A. E. itnicr is convalccent.
Ceo. A. Wentzel had a rib or two
fractured while unloading lumber.
Edward G. Stahl, who broke a
leg three months ago, is out again.
Katie Kerstetter, while watching
the cows at the canal, saw a three
foot snake ready to have breakfast
on chicken salad but with some out
side aid succeeded to kill the snake
and saved the chicken.
Our township is burdened with
worthless dogs which the owners
would dispose off at any price and
it there is a bologna factory or a
tannery iu the stuto that can use
them they ought to advertise in some
Democratic paper for they can have
them by paying transportation.
David AViiiner. of Salem the onlv
survivor of that family, in company
with two of his grind-children ar
rived iu town last week, with his
headquarters at the old homestead.
He will see his many old friends.
The Susquehanna Coal Breaker
is in full blast. Providence mines
the coal and our people hhip it i'roe-
h-
Maria Ilarner, the matron of our
pool-house, was in town.
Sarah Senile, of Port Tieverton,
spent a few days in town.
E. S. 'Volf will move" to Port
Treverton shortly, where he will
teach one of our public schools.
Butter l(jEggs 18.
Our poorliouse is a delightful
place for those that will work all; Tin musical and sociii!, held at
that thev can. jthe home ot II. I. Komigon Friday
Frank Woodruff's Inns potatoes!
weigh 27 oz,
Seeureyou chicken-houses in time.
I. Vr. Longacrc and wife visited
friends at Slumokin Dam.
John H. Wise is supplying var
ious industries ut Seliusgrove with
coal.
VERDILLA.
Samuel Stuck and lady friend, of
Sunbury, were entertained by his
brother, Levi here on Sunday.
Geo. and Harry Sliolly, of Nanti
coke sent Sunday with their parents.
Dr. II. M. Krebs spent part of
last week at llerndon.
D. V. Stahl made a business trip
to Sunbury last week.
Ida G. Stahl and her son, Chas.,
left last week for May City, Iowa.
Rev. W. A. Haas preached a
harvest scrmou at Keisei'd church
last week.
D. S. Sholly is having his farm
buildings painted.
The Keiser's and Witnicr's Sun
day schools will have a union basket
picnic at Verdi 11a on Saturday,
Aug. 30. The Garfield Cornet band
of Fremont and the Freeburg or
chestra will furnish the music. A
number of able speakers are booked
for the occasion.
We are almost persuaded to lo
lieve that the Miners' Union and
Anarchy both have their headquar
ters under one roof, in the hotbeds
of Koine.
KREAMER.
S. Benfer and wife, of New Berlin,
are visiting M. F. Bollinger.
Mrs. Reed, of Allentown, is the
guest of Mrs. C. A. Fisher.
Mrs. Amnion Smith was in town
Tuesday.
Miss Mable Gutelius spent last
week with Miss Kathcrine Hock at
Shamokin.
Mrs. J. Rowe and daughter, of
Sclinsgrove, spent Sunday with her
sister Mrs. A. C. Smith.
Mr. I lock and two young nu n who
arc camping on Hoover's Jsbnid
rode through town on their wheels
hist week.
Tiios. Dctrich and wife went to
Lewisburg Sunday.
(5 rover Smith is spending the
week with his mother.
Mr. Sain App was seen in town
Sunday.
Roger Gutilius' old dog, had to
b' shot on account of old age,.
Apples seem plentiful iu this
section for you can hear the busy
hum of the cider press quite fre
quently. FLINT STOXH VALLEY NEWS.
Jonathan (irubb and C. E. Haines
finished Philip Amig's houe for
the plasters.
Some of our people attended the
Daniels' church picnic
G. A. Botdorf is remodeling his
house in this valley and his out
buildings m rrecburg.
Miss Nettie Updegrovo is visiting
Henry Stimeling at this place.
J. A. Mover was to Oriental last
Saturday.
G.P. Mover, while plaining boards
was knocked down and badly hurt
last week.
Isaac Ramer, Peirce Holtapple
and wife, son ami youngest daugh
ter were vi.-iting James Haines.
Michael Menr!c's were the jruests
of T. C. Landis' Sunday.
Don't forget tu; Ebcnczer picnic
for a grand time is expected.
Kantz band will furnish the music
and able speakers will be present.
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BEAVER SPRINCS.
Paul Bingoman and family of
White Deer, are visiting relatives
at this place.
Misses Elsie Reiglc and Estella
Romig made several calls in Mid
dlebnrg on Saturday.
Our band furnished the music for
the MeAlistcrville picnic on Satur
day. Chas. Woodruff, of Salem was a
pleasant caller at this place last week.
evening, was a decided su civs. The
progrnnme was exceptionally fine,
all the participants iierfoniiing very
creditably. Another social will be
held in the near future.
Harvest Home services will held
in the Lutheran church on Sunday,
Aug. 31.
Lincoln Zielur, of Bcavertown,
made a business call at this place.
Mrs. Hiram SiegfreiJ, of Sclins
grove, is spending mmie time with
her parents, J. C. Kpecht.
Frank Preese i enlmncing his
home by the addition of a lurge Hrch.
J. A. Cathtrmau is re-rooling his
house.
Miss Ijottie Smith is ojierating
the switch Ixranl during the vaca
tion of Katie Wetzel.
Miss Esther Kempfcr is recover
from an attack of typhoid fever.
SHREINER.
John Hess of Huntingdon is visit
ing Ins mother, Mrs. Amanda Hess,
of this place.
Charles Hummel and wife of near
Xew Berlin visited relatives here
over Sunday.
Miss Amy Sanders of Sunbury
spent Sunday with her parents here.
Miss Pauline Wolfe oflicwisburg
is visiting at the home of 'Squire
Boust's.
Charles Schaellcr and family of
Womelsdort are guests of the for
d's parents.
Miss Eva Rittcr and Miss F. Foltz
spent Sunday with Bert Schaeffer
and family.
Sanies Hackenburg and family of
Northumberland are visiting at the
home of William Reiehlcy.
Willct Arlxigast, wife and little
daughter, Mary, spent Sunday after
noon with J. )). Boost and family.
The Shrciner's Sunday school pic
nic, which was held in Bailey's grove
Saturday August 10, was well at
tended. Everyone present reports a
fine time.
A festival will be hcl'd Saturday
evening Aug. 30, fir the benefit of
the C. H. Sieicty of Shreiner. Ev
eryone is invited.
MT. PLEASANT MILLS.
Mrs. Louisa Leiter is on the sick
list. Troup and Rcic'icnhach received
their new thrashing outfit last
Thursd.ty. It is a dandy!
Mrs. Frank Randall and children
of Sunbury are visiting at John
Iroup s.
R. S. Meiscr and wife of Sclins
grove spent Sunday at the residence
of Dr. M. Rot brock.
Miss Kathcrine Miller, who had
been visiting at this place, left for
Phila. Thursday.
Mrs. Lydia Wochley, who spent
several weeks at Rochester, N. V.,
returned to her home Wednesday.
Rev C. C. Miller and family ami
Mrs. N. E. Dean, of Reading spent
Wednesday at J. I. Verger's.
The public sale of the real estate
of John Mengcl, deceased, was well
attended Saturday. M. 10. Mengcl
bought ihe farm for 1000., and J.
I. Verger bought the house in town
for ?77o.
Saturday last some of our people
attended the following picnics Dinns
ville, Daniel's, Cent reville and Choir
Convention, and all enjoyed them
selves. A !ase ball club was organized
at this place.
Fred Troup is helping Troup and
Reichciibach to thresh.
James Bowersox of Phila. visit tl
in town several days last week.
15. R. Slraub and wife of Pallas
weiu me gucsis oil. v. ociuice s
1 . C I L . I ,
Suudav
Miss lOilie Minium left for Allen
town, Saturday.
Misses Mable and A 1 vesta Sclinee
visited at Georgetown Saturday and
Sunday.
Some of our people attended the
funeral of Mrs. Henry Maurer at
Xew Berlin Saturday.
Mrs. Daniel Keipcr of Johnstown,
X. V. spent a few days in town last
week.
Mrs. Sarah Sclinee of I'mxr
Strausbur, Pa., is visiting iu mis
locality.
John F. Bover's left Wednesday
for Ocean City, to remain sometiin-.
Joseph Heiui is treating his lion e
to a new coat of paini.
Rev. Kelly preached iu the LT. 15.
church Saturday wiring.
The Fremont Cornet baud and
some ol our citizens cxMvt to attend
the picnic at Red Band Saturday.
C A. Gearhart and wife, who
had liecn visiting in town for sever
al days, left Monday for Milton,
and from thence to tluir home in
Allentown.
WE8TEAVER.
Knepp and Peter of Crossgrove
tK)k the contract to deliver Chas.
Wagner's stoves to MeClure.
Oct. 1st. Wm. Gross expects to
occupy the new house Calvin Ulsh
put up on his farm.
Daniel Serl's young horse was un
able to deliver his produce to the
Ijewistown markets lest week. Win.
Gross took the job and did it up in
good shape.
McXitofBig Valley was here
last week buying up horses.
Ex-Commissioner Romig has In en
carrying huck!clcrrics from the
mountain to help to supyly the mar
ket. Jockey George and wife passes
through our town almost every Sin -day
to spend the day with friends.
Daniel Howard and family spent
Sunday iu Mifflin county as the
guests of Samuel Wagner.
L. A. Jenkins and family spent
Sunday with his garnd-mother, Mrs.
Sophia Treaster.
The old soldiers here are expect
ing to put in a good time in Well
ington at the reunion, providing the
Lord and their pocket book's will
permit.
H. M. Ulsh of LcwUown wa
called here last week on veterinary
businees.
Jolpi Wagnerand wifenf MeClure
spent Sunday at Uannervillc.
KANTZ.'
John F. Errilcy of Sunbury -jifii t
Sunday with his parents.
The picnic held here Satunlay
turned out to be a success as the pro
ceeds for the day and evening ex
ceeded $100.
Our band has accepted a call to
furnish music for a picnic at Liver
pool, Sautrday Aug. 23rd.
W. I. Seelxdd of the City Hotel
Sunbury spent Saturday evcnini; at
this place enjoying the festival.
Chas. Cawley and wifenf Krcam
er, Henry Sclmec and family of
Shamokin Dam, were the guct ofj
Levi Hendricks' over Sunday.
Our merchant F. P. Holtapple
is helping James Fisher to thradi.
The young ladies of our place
will give a lawn party in Forrv's
grove on Tuesday evening.
Reduced Rates to (ii a users' Picnic. ,
For the Twcniy-nintli Annual In-;
ter-State Orange 1'leiiie. Kxhibition, to!
lie helil at Willisnis' Grove, I'a., Aug. '
S to 80, the Pennsylvania Jlailrimd
Company will sell excursion tickets
from August St to .'JO, inclusive, h'mmI
to return on date of issue only, at rate
of one fare for the round-trip, finin
principal stations between Altoona uinl
Uiyn Mawr; on the Nortliern Central
Railway, between .Sunbury and I.utli-,
erville, inclusive, and on the Philadel
phia and Kriu Itailroad Jiivi-imi east
of and hicludinj' Ileiiovn.
There will be an elaborate display of
farm machinery in actual operation
(luring the exhibition, ami address
will be delivered liy well-known agri
cultural speakers.
For information In retard t I rain
service and specific rates application
should he made to ticket neuts.
.lllsl I.o.lh III Iter.
Whence came that sprightly step,
fautlesH hkin, rich, rosy couinh xii n
Kiuiling fucc. .She looks ejooil, l'ei l--food.
Hero's her Hceret. Nho uses
tr. Iviucs New liifo I'iil. itcsuli
nil organs active, digestion f,'ooil, ur,
iiendacliCH, no chanco for "blues,"
Try them yourself. Only 2"c ut t he
Miildlehurp druu Htoio, (irayhil
tlarmau it Co., Dr. J. V. SuinpKcl!,
1'cnubCreek.
Some meu'a ulea of a fi'ieuJ is a
pei'ROu they can iiHb.
. Lad habits prow with much less
cultivation than good ones.
M0R09 RENEW ATTACKS
American Forces In Mindanao Reputee
Them Without Lota.
Manila, Aug. 19. The Moroa in
Mindanao are renewing their attacks
upon tie outposts and pack trains ot
the American column at Lake Lanao,
which is under the command of Cap
tain J. J. Pershing, of the Fifteenth
Cavalry. The Americans have suo
iC3sfa!!y repi ho Moro attacks
and have suffered no losses. The com
manders of the American forces on
Mindanao report aggressive action
against the Moros to be necessary,
and ask permission to move ngainst
llacolod and other strongholds of the
hostile Mohammedans. There are
about 2,000 soldiers on Mindanao
available for the desired active move
ment. It is believed this number is
sufficient to defeat the Moros, al
though it would possibly be necessary
to strengthen their base before under
taking the movement.
Fighting With Ladrones.
A force of native constabulary en
gaged a band of Ladrones in a sharp
fight last Saturday near Calooean,
about four miles north of Manila. The
arrival of reinforcements for the con
stabulary won them the victory. Four
members of the constabulary were
killed and one was wounded. The
Ladrones left three of their number
dead, but carried off their wounded.
The chase of the Cavite Ladrones
through the mountains of that prov
ince continues. Forces of native con
stabulary have had encounters with
the bands of Felizardo and Mnntallon.
Several of the Ladrones were killed
or raptured and n quantity of their
supplies wore destroyed.
G. A. R. ENCAMPMENT PROGRAM
Includes Elaborate Reception to Pres
ident Roosevelt.
Washington. Aug. Hi At a confer
ence yesterday at encampment head
quarters, presided over by General Eli
Torrcncp, commander-in-chief of th G.
A. it., the following program of exer
cises for the 1 ;m2 encampment was
adopted:
Sunday, October 5 Patriotic ser
vices in various local churches
Monday, October li Camp tire In con
vention hall in the evening, at which
Ihe members of the veteran associa
tions will be addressed by speakers of
national reputation
Tuesday, October 7 N'aal day. pa
rade of special Veteran's associations,
detachments of regular troops, district
militia ami various civilian organiza
tions to be particularly invited, excur
sion to Mount Vernon for the delegates
to the encampment, public eveninu
meeting of welcome at convention hull.
Wednesday, October S- An elaborate
reception in the evening at convention
hall. President Roosevelt will speak
Thursday, October U and Friday, li -tober
ID Sessions of national encamp
ment; meeting of auxiliary corpora
tions and reunions may be scheduled
for any time during the cncampac'iit.
A PRETTY POSTMISTRESS
NARROWLY ESCAPES DEATH
Was Given Up to Die Eight Doctors
Failed Pe-ru-na Saved Her Life.
THOrSAXDS of women suffer frntri
systemic catarrh. This is Hire to
produce such Fymplums ascuM feet
and hands, si-k hcailiiehc, palpitation of
the heart and heavy feelings in the
ntoiiuich.
Then begins a series of experiments
with medicine. They take medicine for
Pick headache. They take, medicine for
nervous prostration, for palpitation of
the heart, for dyspepsia. None of these
medicines do any good because they 'do
not reach the cause of the complaint.
Peruna ut oneo mitigate all these
Hyinptoms by removing the cause.
Systiiinio catarrh is the trouble. Sys
temic catarrh pervades the whole sys
tem, deranges every organ, weaken-!
every function. No permanent cure can
be expected until the systemic catarrh
is removed.
This is exactly what Peruna will do.
Miss Alma 'ox, Assistant Postmis
tress of Orum, S. (.'., writes:
"I have been a great sufferer frrn
chronic disease and dyspepsia for I've
years. How I suffered no tongue c:ui
tell. I tried eight or tell of the best 1. y
sicians without receiving much benefit,
also tried lots of patent medi' ines. p.ut
still I suffered with sick headache, cold
feet and hands, palpitation of the hci-ri,
mid such a heavy feeling in my stomach
and chest. At time's 1 would be t o nerv
ous I could led bear anyone uri. a;::!
I had been givn up to di".
'Ono day n friend sent neaic c.f P.r.
Uartrr.an's pamphlets, and Idecidi-l t i
writ.- to 1 i ill. lio advised Penma and
Manalin, and &fier taking the m.-dii .:n.j
two weeks I fi 11 greatly relieved. ?.Ty
head did not pain mo any tscurccl y, and
my stomach was relieved of its heavy
Dr. S. D. tiartman, PrcsL'snt
Columbus, 0., gives advice to women fixe during dc huc-incc lacrzii
Lost Hairf
" My hair came out t-v the hinJ
ful, and the gray hairs btgsa
creep in. I tried Ayer's Hair Virck
and it stopped the hiir from com
ing out and restored tie color.'
Mrs. Al. D.Griy, No. SJcm, Mass
There's a pleasure ir v
offering such a prcpara
uon as aycr s neir vigoi .
It gives to all who use i:
such satisfaction. Tfo;
hair becomes thicker,
longer, softer, and morj
glossy. And you feel so
secure in using such a:i
old and reliable prepara
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if your dniKKist r.innt supply jm,
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