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ead Trust Mine
Minnn f ir Suli.crlptioni
21) linrrt fur 10 SubacripUoiiH
I in 1; 02 under the Laws of the State
of Wnnllliinton.
1 fl.iO'.i""), Coinltln(t of I.OM.VOfl ?hre
sith'..r Vulueoffl.OU Eiicli. Kully
l';ii. I ami Non-AewawiblR.
TibliiU. l'rosldent, .Mission, Wo-h.
iili'nt iiliiHiton Hunk and Investment
ny.
liili.n 4ioMMl Srwi, an undrnora
nal n liKlnui weekly published nt Televe-
ihio.liiiHarrarKed for limited ainount
l.ed Triint stock to be iMued tu C'ertili-
15, in and iO shares each, and offers to
wrtifi.-iitu of I shares of till valuable
uv.nic a iir.'ent market value of it) cents
Unl mih to lie advanced to par or 1.0
f to any friend srAo itfrrnd a sub
.lolh ' '" tnr l4"TV f li" fid -"
irsotx. v. .flis, aLDompant-
fl.V. I l e ..uia t)crtitiort price be
wilts I 'i ....ii yearly subsi rii'llon. or wf
lyt-HuslurM of LeHd Trust Stock for 6
tree-year suliKcriptions at fl.VI each or
annual siilniTl tlolia nt su ccuta eacu.
le fur full particulars, prospectus, and
to
THE OLD RELIABLE
Absolutely Pure
THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE
loiijOsMMu
Gaxton Building.
6ELINSGR0VE.
p Annie Potter returned from
psant visit anioiii fner.u at
Haven.
if wink at the Gymnasium
ling is king pushed forward.
u weatlier m gooil the brick
will all be. completed this
wlien tlie canvt'iiters will be-
liittint: on the roof. It will
kiuitit'iil building when coin-
iinprovemeuts that are feoinrr
It Sinijehanna University are
and siilstantial. The attend
lis larger than ever in .the his-
I'l tin; institution.
J. 1' . ' acenseller took
luh Hummel's wife to the
Hal in Philadelphia last week.
Wmtion was jerformed, but
fe not lieard how successful
a.. ti' i . .
t"- i e lintlirKtnml it won
ky in order to prolong Jher
v. Harry Miller of Brooklyn,
is vifiling his inotlur. lie l.Miks
at tlioii'li rily lifi- iigrce I with
liioi.
II. J. Puck, who is rmploycl in
th ii'Vioolliee, KlizulH'tliville, sjient
Heveral dnys wiih his fi.inily.
M. L. Wacnsell.T returned from
his Spring trip to IMiiliiilclpliia 1'ri
dav. Mrs. J.ilin Stali-y, mi aged la ly,
living oil the Kit' ot (Jut; died on
Friday lust and was buried Mon
day. f it li it ii i
.Mrs. i. it. nirt'iiseiier. who
h id spent over 11 month with lici
diiighleis at Carlisle returned huinc
la-t week.
Mrs. Dr. Voelkler of Milton wan
a visitor to town last week.
A game of Rise Hall was played
on the College Athletic grounds
Saturday, between the l'a. il. II.
Y. M. C. A., team of Simhury, mid
the University team. The scon
was 7 to 4 in favor of the Y. M. C.
A. team.
Miss Hillings of Lock Haven
is the guest at the home of A. W.
l'otter, Ks(.
NV. J. Lutz ami wife returned
home from their trip to the Western
part of the Slate.
Miss Gibson of Simbury was
entertained l.y Miss Mary Sohiiure
recently.
Mrs. J. Yutzy left for an ex
tended trip among biends in the
Weft.
A KoreJ I'hlii:
f VrTSK'S HEWS. CONDENSED.
Vitirttiij. April 22.
'i'lii C Utu Uepab.Hun stata conven
iko will be hold at Columbus on June
i m-l 4.
1 v; rt'o'ns wore killed anil 11 In
j:pil In a wreck on the Krisco ntiiroad
t.e:ir livrton. Mo., caused by a U.;fec
!lvf ri'l.
Sovrritorn hotisps were wrecked by a
urnado at Whlto Springs, a Bummer
tesort noar Frederlcktown, Mo. There
xerc no fatalities.
nrlpnuicr Generals I.. H. Ilucker and
r. A. Ualdwin. recently promoted, were
iilaced on the retired list of the army
n their own application.
Miss Alice Roosevelt has arrived In
Wnshlnpton from Hiltmoro., r, Q-t
where she was the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Oeorpe W. Vanderbilt.
Thursday, April 23.
The Northern Securities company
has declared a quarterly dividend of
lVk per cent.
The first shipment of Thilipplno coin
to Manila will be made from San Fran
cisco May 1st.
The totnl amount of 3 and 4 per cent,
bonds refunded by Secretary Shaw to
date amounts to $41,072,450.
Hear Admiral Stephen 11. Luce will
reprcRent the United States nt the Hed
Crob Society co.ivnt!' n v Cent-va.
While playing wi,.i ii.i.irlies i-yeac-nUI
Caroline Welsh was fatally burned
In her mother's homo at I'hiladolphla.
The child's entire body was scorched.
Friday, April 24.
Tho Commercial Club of Albu
querque, N. M., has elected 1'resldent
UooHevelt an honorary member.
The Bummer manoeuvres of the
army and navy will be held at Port
land, Me., the latter part of August.
J. D. I.ehmer, a Cincinnati, (.. capi
talist, fell from a second-story window
of his home and was Instantly killed.
Alexander Ramsey, ex-governor of
Minnesota, and secretary of war un
der President Hayes, died in St. Paul,
Minn., aged 88 years.
Tho business portion of Falrburg,
Neb., was destroyed by Are, entailing
a loss of over $150,000. The militia
was called out to preserve order dur
ing the fire.
Saturday, April 25.
Secretary Hitchcock left Washing
ton to meet President Roosevelt and
go with him to St. Louis.
Owing to a strike of its messenger
boys, the Western Union Telegraph
Company has closed its office at Ilutto,
Mont
Robbers entered the Rlalrsville, Pa.,
postofllce and after dynamiting the
safe secured over $1,200 In cash and
stamps.
Michael Arnold, of Philadelphia,
president Judge of common pleas court.
No. 4, died after a long illness, aged
63 years.
The Clinton Knitting Company, of
Allentown, Pa., has made an assign
ment. Assets are $24,000; liabilities,
$25,000.
Monday, April 27.
Citizen guards had a running light
with would-be bank robbers at Frank
fort, Ind., but the men escaped.
It is aid that nothing is sure
except deai,u and taxes, but that
is not altteether true. Dr. Iud?s
New Discovery for Consumntio i is
i sure cure for all lung and thrtnt
troubles. Thousands can testify to
that. Mrs. C. ',. VauMotre of.
SLepherdstown, W. Va says "I hid
A severe case of Hronchitis and foi
t year tried everything I heard of,
hut got no reli. f. One bottle of lr
King's New Discoveiy then cured
i. e absolutely. It's infallible for
Croup Whooping cough. Grip,
Pneumonia ana Consumption. Try
it. It's guaranteed by Middleburg
Drug Co., Gray bill & G.irnnn,
Richfield, Dr. J. W. Stmpjell,
Penns Creek,
Trial Bottle free. R?g. sizes 50c,
$1.00
Fatally Hurt Looplng-ths-Loop.
St Louis, Mo., April 27. H. R. Cru
isn, understudy to Dlavolo, the blcy
cllst of the Forepaugh-Sells Brothers'
circus, was fatally Injured while loop
ing the loop beneath the great canvas.
His wheel deviated from the black
line marked on the apparatus on which
the rider must concentrate his gaxe.
During a practice ride, and when ten
feet from the downward swoop, pre
paratory to leaving the contrivance,
he plunged through the air, alighting
on bis head.
Shamrock to tall Junt 1.
Lonon, April 28. Sir Thomas Llpton
expects to have the Shamrock III rent
ted next week.and a resumption of the
prize races between the cup challenger
and the Shamrock I will probably take
place on the Clyde May 6. Two or
three races will be sailed there. Both
the Shamrocks should sail for Amertca
about June 1. There will be eleven or
twelve prise races between the Sham
rocks off Sandy Hook prior to the cuj
not.
DAN GROSVENOR SAYS:
"Pe-ru-na is an Excellent Spring Catarrh
Remedy I am as Well as Ever."
H0X. DAN. A. GEOSVENOK, OF THE FA3I0CS OHIO FAMILY,
lion. Dan. A. Gronvonor, Deputy Auditor fur the War Department, in a '.
written from Washington, D. C, says:
Allow me to express my gratitude to you for the benefit dcr
from one bottle ot Pcruna. One week has brought wonderful ch.
and I am now aa well aa ever. Besides being one of the very .
spring tonics It Is an excellent catarrh remedy.
DAS. A. QPOSVE.C
In a recent letter he say :
" consider Peruna realty more meritorious than I did when I v
you last I receive numerous letters from acquaintances ell over
country asking me If my certificate Is genuine, I Invariably an ? .
yt?s."-Dn. A. Grosvcnor.
A County Commissioner's '.attar.
Hon. John Williams, County Commis
sioner, af 617 West Hecond street, Duluth,
Minn., says the following in regard to
Pcruna:
" A a remedy for catarrh I can cheer
tally recommend Peruna. I know what
It Is to suffer from that terrible disnaiio
and I feel that it Is my duty to sjwak. a
good word for the tonlo that brought me
Immediate relief. Pcrunacurod me of a
bad cane of catarrh and 1 know lt will
tore any other sufferer frjia that dU-
." Jttka WUUAtna,
W. K. Griffith, Conenn, Texan, irrl'eiii
u I suffered with chronic catarrh f.r
many yeurs. I took Pcruna and it com
pletely cur.nl me. I think Pcruna i.-. the
best medicino in tliu vvirl.lf'r catarrh.
My general health Is much Improved y
Its use, ns I am much Mrniigcr than I
havo been for years." W. L. CintU'.h.
A C!t;r-ftKiiiti!l's I.ett.-r.
Concressman II. r."vcn,ltu.-kin, Taze
well e.nr.uy, Yu., v rites:
" can cheerfully recommend your
vatunhle remedy. Pcruna, lo nny one
who Is suffering itli catarrh, r.nj n ho
Is In need of n pcrmancr.t an J cfuxtlvo
cure."-U.liowcn. fc
Mr.I're.!. I. Sett, Larue. (:.;.., lliht
(.nurd ef I lira m I'.- t IVill Team, v riles :
"A-iaii.i i:e: fur h.:i ; Imii;' !! j.iaco
rermia tie' l.e-nl. I .: mm,--! ! My
self forcoMs ii : 1 1 i i ..t.u ri. . f !i. imwel
and il i- ;i li ii ii.l r :v.-- y. 1 1 restores
v I I i t y , Incrcu-.'s IsVily str.-r .r'lt and,
male s anlck jm r-nii v. 'I in a fie i t tlmo
I fciv l'i "i::i.-i my In li :y 1 1 .- n'enl.
Fred. !. Sett.
flen. Tr.iC.Ai : . ?: r-tr.-H.N.W,
Wiirlihurti.ti, I. writ. -;:
" I luliy e.iiivinei-1 that your r'm
eily 1 1 ra e.i'ei!ciil l.niie. t.T' v r.iy
friend have used it wiih tie- n. n
etii ial nils fur eiui.-!,, uud ca
tarrhal t.-i Me." lr,iC. Al l.t;.
Mrs. F.imer Flemlnt', r.ratrir of fleter
Vf.lr Council N". b.. North w. nlern I
elon of Ilnnor, of Mliin. a;,.,:;-, Minn
writes from Poll; -tre.-t, NK. .:
" I have Ix'c:.
tronliled nil my
life, with e.'it.irrii
in my head. I
took 1'- i-.iili f .r
a I) out t h r e
months
now i il i u i am y
permanently ' : f-
enrrsl. I l-iiev - SSvtJJ:
that for catarrh si.. &t$&f-
-1. l.. . f-.. - '
in mi us iwrin.-. ...'ii- r r ii-iiiiin.i
o . , (J .i. ! Millie - .polls, Minu. i
1 mdlcine ef tie. -
a'e. It. cure.H when all "t!.- - remedies
fail. I can heartily r'-i ' in;;.. I P run
.n a catarrh remedy." V.-. Flmef
I'luinln
Trent f at.irrl. lit Sprlnij.
The pprln i-i tiie time totr. nt .
f'olil, wet winter weather of.-n
a n ,1 I ,
X Conrressman's Lettrr.
Hon. II. W. Ogden,t"onc:ressman :ti
Ixiuislana, in a letter written at V,' i
ington, D.C., says the following -i
runa, the national catarrh remedy:
"lean conscientiously recommend
your Peruna a a tine tonic and all
around good medicine to thoie who
are la need of a catarrh remedy. It
has been commended to me by people
who have uted It, as a remedy par
Ocularly effective In the cure of ca
tarrh. For those who need a good
catarrh mcdiclae I know of antbiug
better."
a cure r.f catarrh.
U taken during 1
the cure will lie ;
There r;in he r.
taken intelligent
weather of si.ru.
Ai a y-temie
eradicate cat.,
wherever it m..
catarrh of the -
the sa;neeert,ii:r
If 3- . 1 1 do n.'t
If a ooiir-e c ,f p
. early ;ir!r,Lr nil
.nipt and t.eriit;i
failures If l'. r'.iiia ,i
during the favorable
rh.
rd
:r.f
'In
n.
t.irrh remedy Pen:na
ii from the sy-:e:n
' e located. It elireg
nach or N,w!-i with
us catarrh f i.'ie head.
;: prompt and atis-
factory results fr itn the ne of p.-runa,
I Write at onee to I r. Ilartman, jtivin a
full stal.-ment of y.iiireasu aild he will
!e pleased to siv you his valuable ad
j vice gratis.
I Addret-s T'r. liar. ""resident of
TUu Ilariiuau aiuu ; luiiiuus,0
I GUs Fir Ui Mks J
Sewing time is here fir
of sugrextions for adding coinf
such stocks so wisely chosen, s
preparing Summer apparel, niiinv garments to gi t readv lictore Summer '. im -. 'Tlii' Iiiur Stur.' is lull
irt when the high temperature comes, there ite a significant displuv all r.-ver t In -t' l'e never before iia.l
liberally selectetl and so siij risinjly 'ow priced.
WIS OFFER YOU
Nlf vsravvm
-(Ml R12m mootht'inbKriptioa to Middlebarg Tost
fj) l luOoeyeir'isobscriptloo toConkey'iRome JonrniL
vac year pemieriJilp la Americaii maslcal Assoc Utioa.
CONKGT'A HOMR lOURNIL
fcwn . A?1 mon,h,r far""v rnawiine which should be In every home. Its
"n ln,col?r- ' rs orinlea on food paper, and mechanically ever
(,.; .V'1'' lo ."?. printer's art. Cankov'a Homo Journkl isreallv iwominiiinn
the n..i.iio . "r1 ' devoted to special illustrated articles on subjects prominently
lle u ".,',or,u,Bd e.Ti) ,io if-, Tbe Iecon1 h ' devoted to the iotac
e ",ul"er aud daunhter. It alio contains
:!!"!fe:!a!re'm1,n,
tu .t "on 'a Interior decoration.
and tho im,ii .?n iPowln.'h newest designs in hats and costumes,
rni.li-te ,,; .T.:? 5"er rcles ol feminine wear.
MWrffiE?.litt P..ern.ma, be ordered.
,'' woiddK "uVio,aie,"'ch imf,irt ,h lnform,,lon ,h"t to nece"r lohe
l '.','r.,'""ll ' SUDulameMmi K a rlr.rn..n r kik ..i i.u
'I'M lorttf . wn..,. n Y ' v. iiiuiiv wiiivii.iiiHaiiiinvii i.uiiiu
V ri,",m Sac?e?i ' n 00 Vocat T"tiaiu U le"on oD p'n
l'W4Clu!ahIrI!i,lJ'ei?Vo1 ' ..fi.He,. of r'cles for the boys. These articles are
vi c ut al ,od tellow all kiads of pets may be raised both lot pleasure aud
riUilini.,,1t7.u?:0i,A,0,"k,lo, enables. Its members to purchase sheet
(i'l c,,y S founts ranii. lrom to per cent.
White Dress Goods.
White khh1s more than ever, the height of fashion for morning af
termxui or evening wear. We are ready to serve you iu preparation of
graduation eustomes, outing suits, separate waists.
1 5c. t'hecked Dimities, neat little checked and stripes too, parti
cularly nie for child reus dresses aud aprons.
15c. Striped Dimities jdain oxford weaves and lace striped lawns.
. 20c. a i cent value striped Madras iiJ inches wilde.
25c Oxford weaves iu white aud cream with mercerized btripes.
25c. Imitatiou of C'repede C'hiue with mercerized stripes worth 3o
ceuU.
40c. Striped Madras, stripe and pJaiu oxfords, fancy lace stripes,
many are finely mercerized.
PLAIN WHITE FABRICS.
for party or graduating gowns.
India Linens all prices from 10 to 40 cents.
Chitl'onette closely allied to Paris Muslin but more firm 50 cents.
Dotted Swisses in variety at 50 cents.
Paris Musliu, a flue sheer fabric Ho cents.
French Nainsook, always nice after washing 65 cents.
Plain Silk Mull and elegant value for (SO cents.
White Wool Fabrics iu very large aaeortmeuts.
50c. Mohair with hemstitcned stripe.
50c. Voile worth 60 cents very flue quality iu cream.
Also Creeuot Albatross at same price.
00c. Batistes both plain and corded.
85c. 4tt inch Storm Serge, Aery serviceable.
85c. I'repe de Chine, same in silk aud wool for $1.25.
$1.00, $1.25, to $1.50 Mistrals Canvas Weaves.
Bedford Cords, Fine Mohairs all in flue qualities.
BIG VALUES IN
FURNITURE.
The ( henpest F iiniuire Store in Milton, people who know tell us
so. The ilitlerence between our price- till. 1 lint o her- ask -hows die
ditlerence between department store pn.llts and that of store of only
one line of goods.
Morris Chairs.
Latest improvements patent detachable hinge attachment, closed
safety racliet rod support, teiuere.l steel wire spring Mitt, beautifully
carved linns, legs and claw feet, phtin tigured velour covered cushions.
$10.00 valuos are priced $8.50 and $0.00.
$12.00 values are $10.00. $15.00 ones are $12.00.
Oak Dining Chairs.
High hacks nicelv carved, carefully turned spindles.
W.l seat 00c, 75c 80c, $1.00, $1.75 and $1.80 each.
Youths Diners, height between high chair and common diner
$1.50, $1.30 and $2.25 each.
Maple Diners, beautifully tinished $3.00 each.
Prices are always less by the hail' doen.
5quare Top Extension Tables.
Quartered mid golden oak, highly polished tops l-vl- with l, " and
tt inch carved legs.
f.ait tables are $-4.25, $4.50, $5.80, $0.-IO. $8.5-1, $8.05, $0.50,
$10.00. 10.35 to $15.25.
t la! I, s it mi. $r. 50 to $16. so.
LOW PRICES ON
SHOES and OXFORDS.
We show not only the newest In
shapes and leathers but are the low
est Iu price for reliable goods. Buy
at Sen re vers and you are safe.
$2. 50 Mens Oxfords at $1.! Pat
ent ColtSklu guaranteid, either iu
blucher or straight lace.
Sewing Machines New Home
New Royal.
Do you want a machine that will stand the test of long hard usage
one that uever fails to work; tho one that docs tho btrst kind of work.
Theu let us put oue of our machines iu your home on a weeks trial.
New home, is light running because it is ball bearing, has new a'
tacbmeut holder and new tension releaser.
i QUEENSWARE.
I Notice these values of the most
reliable kinds fully guaranteed not
' to craze in every one.
' $2.5J M liece Toilet Set decora t-
$5.00 fur $.il0 Toilet Sets ivilh
i Jar decorated and gold traced.
chreyer
Son
& Co.
Q Fropb Streeb.
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