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HIDDEN AWAY.
A nlsooverv Morth WhiIe.


% stattlcS one when he comes tu know
absolutely that wronoS selection M food Is
the direct cause ut the weak owes. kidney
trouble dyspepsia or whatever may bc
the form disease takes. aud that right
food viii work u natural cure, But So Is
easy To ptoye by actual test. The following
Is nm example;
"I'ivc months ago VAS IN despair. not
SHOWING the cause of my desperate con-
dltjou ! had run down TO los pounds
sore eyes and What was hardest to bear
an uwfnl nervousness and hySteria which
az times almost ran iuto insanity.
Finally large swelling appeared In
the throat aud ! feared cancer The ucr.
vousness got worse ana when | found /
could stand it no longer and no medicin
/ could take would cure me, ! concluded
90 take the advice OF the Postum Cereal
company and change diet Ny stomach
right anyhow But learned a thing OF
two,
well. omit tea and coffee entirely ana
hogan eatiug Grape Nuts thrve times a
day. ] hegan to improve and get wen
and terrible nervousness gradually trt
aud ! have gained thirty-hve pounds iu
weight. II proved to be hidden stomach
trouble that all not show except In Other
came from stomach mud SO whom the right
food like Crane Nuts was given to IA,
stomach, II quickly got wen and mad,
good blood that cured the other ails
Names furnished unnn application L,
Postum Co, Battle Greek, Mich,
People don't realize the great truth tina
the stomach and the food are responsible,
w most all cases FOR man's hanplncss o
distress.
Nothing Is moro snrc than FOR noopl
| 10 improve in health N they win chang
| the diet aud use Grape-Nnts three times !,
day.
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PERSONA MENTION.

Miss Donuhue left yesterday Via tho Mis-.
souri, Kansas ana Texas for New York.
Mr Jared r.. Clarke. travelling frrirbt
claim agent of the southern Pacihc. 6as
gone TO san Antonio ON a business trip
Mrs James W. Polls loft wi, d..
ternauouai and Great Northern fast MAI
for Nrwhurg y y, yesterday afternoSn
Sherir j, H. Murrcl Of Acadia nsrish
Louisiana, was iu the city vrstorde- - wv !,
ronte home with prisoner arrested n
Central Texas. u
j. u. lrRmbley, a prominent ATTORNEY %,
ST. Louis left yesterday afternoon fu,S ~
home, travelling via the Internottansi' nv
Great Northern fast mail ""'
Mr. T. f Douthct OF Augleton ia in 81,
city He is here awaiting the arr,,sI 1 az
Qarty Of land prospecgors from TIE ran
trai Northern Statcs and expects IA loc,t
| chem In DrazOria county. ''Nat'
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A MONSTER TURNIP.
Hardin County Has Produced a Record
Breaker.

f1dFGln COunty F1dS FrOQuCCq q ncCotd
Breaker.
olive Texas February 3.-Probably the
largest turnip ever grown in the state was
exhibited In town this morning by Mr. Miles
f.. Jordan a prosperous truck grower. He
has quite a number very large ones, but
selected the one ne brought to town ms the
largest aud weighed the same ana measured
It in the presence Of a number OF witnesses.
1t weighed thirteen ana three fourths
pounds and measured thirty two and one
hair inches around the largest part II had
q monstrous appearance. Ii was perfectly
solid, fnr for eating purposes. No receptacle
that goes with the ordinary cooking stove
would he large enough 60 hold IL an in or
der to prepare u for eating, II would feed
a small army Of people, even though they
were fond of the vegetable.
IL has often been demonstrated that East
Texas Is the greatest producer of truck
farming when IL comes to quality, and as
soon as time viii permit Il will demon
stratc that the quantity will be grown here
as wen.
In order to relieve the scruplcs OF some
peoples minds Mr., Jordan attaches the ful
lowing affidavit:
state Of Texas County Of Hardin.
Before me, H. W Sternenberg, Jr,
| notary public IN ana for Hardin county,
| Texas, personally appeared Miles +. Jordan
| who 10y me duly sworn upon his oath, state
| that az mruip that he exhibits was RAISED
/ on his place onc-fourth mile from Olive
Texas. and that IL Weighs thirteen aud three
fourths pounds u3% pounds and measure
! thlr,ytwo ana one-half inches around th
/ largest part. Miles +. Jordan.
I In testimony whereof hercunto SIT M
I huud and official seal this Ri day of Erhru
| AIRY, 1904. T. W. Steruenbcrc lr.,
Notary Public, Hardin County Texas.
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CITY sREvTlEs.

Prizes viii be awarded to those onne,.,,
In the best costume al the ban IL atipS
hy the ladies Of the Maccabees a. sven
hsll on Friday night, the l3 Instant q"
The Ladies' Parish association of .,,.,-
church will have It's annual volantioo , n,isL
Cor the children " the city AT INK nari. \
TO p, in S''u
Meeting % the Sunshine circle which ,,.,
TO have been held this afternoon st ths
residence of Mrs, Frank Willford has W.
postponed owing 20 The death Of SIF an.
Frrdercks. Nus
The Workers circle af Shearp Nfo,,,.,,-,
church VIII meet n special called says,e
~ tile residepce az Mrs y. narroN, ~,
Milan street this afternoon AT 3.ss 49, ~
\ full attendance Is desired V''SS
The arrangement committee for N,
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ANNlvERsARY RECEPTION.

Or and Mrs. Leavell Recipients Of scauti'
full Present
Last night In the lecture rooms ~ the
First Presbyterian church very hand
some reception was given 10y the ladies of
the two associations guncctcd with the
church in compliment Ito Dr. William
Haync Lepvell aud his WIN, The occasion
hcing in celebration OF the tenth aunNcr.
sary of nr Lcavrlls pastortc here,
The rooms were all most deliberately and
tastctully decorated,
1hc crowds of guests who came TO cOn.
graduate themselves and the pastor on HIS
long aud successful guidance OF their
spiritual Affairs were gracefully aud hearth
" Welcomed 10y the Onicers aud members uf
the Ladies' Aid aud the Young Ladies' as
sociatiOns,
At about 0:Sn the assistant munster. Rev.
q. NJ. Caldwell, mounted the rostrum and
after few graceful remarks hy way OF
preface introduced Mr. Watkins, who, In
his turn, made an eloquent little address
endeayoring TO express u their beloved paa-
tor aud his family the admiration and ar
ttctou fclt Tor them 10y the members OF
his Hook. AZ a certain point in his speech
,hlcc OF The deacons OF the church came
into The mAln body OF the nal bearing a
round table containing beautifully AZ.
rNyVd collection o. pieces OF Dorlllpger cut
glass twenty-siX In all.
In acceptance Dr. Leavcll made touch
ngly tender speech OF love and npprecia
ton Tor the people among whom he hu,
lived and beloved during the last ten years
IN the refractory upstairs ID substantial
and toothsomC supper was srrved, lively,
smaller Tables being grouped around Il
large table nj which iir aud Mrs, I.cayell
their SIM, Jamcs LrAyell, Ms vile ANA liz
lie daughter. Grace. wero seated
iho social delights ~ Che evening were
coRiinncd nntil II oclock
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pass upon the present Yalus rlcn s< Z
have been signed by Nas"S s..pl,p K =
city and President ! D. s'''
water company. :. n, nsf'
All that now remains 4. tse e
the city's and the eonpant ga-o,iSa Z
seu,atives. and the qs rs,9g,sISssSe az
that may lac done ~. W. sereetnent ~
4 ' sss {. ' %s45s 5.. /. q Il: !
i've ii advance o. the ,o S6nes sd n
br placed IN two ea NV csp;sih sgl
eompa any, ha aFP''it rs sealed s'y sc Y,
eit l rreprcsentatiye, NSye' ,ss Z. ~
/ fbs same time will reesi' AZ Mars Z
v va bearing the name ,..s'
appointee. ,tsers have go
| 10 date Of their ae ssl " he hs'ls
Name tie third mehlpu. -------->--..
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NAMES IN ENVELOPES

what countys and city's Representatives.
TO &c Made Known in This Manner
ne terms Of the agreement between tho
slty ana the water company outlining the
"oFk Of the board Of appraisers Who viii
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onh,. '7N VI st1.,t t,,frnn-
HPpheH 70 c"ohlns unu p.a.,.aria,sr
tion derived FROM ietuui t,rIiiis Mar. |
Vnuu t',i,ts ,,nia.,o ~ whom All In
WA. Nha,,ta H. odnrcsscd
lut,itii' ; Sh''r ,r,.ed 10 Ronui,ig company,
,.i,tma ls'i'' 10Y '|
The Maxim Of Chowders.
ar. 80 aoad obovdrr nnd have Il
nnito Mo-
tt.nndsr v.i1, suoet mnrioram parsley
'NP'n, M
Na.c Ncnber '.pd salt arc now wanted
alone.
10 mnkc tho stow ent well and sticR to-
tho hone
sn,,e nn,a h sliced thin and nut into tue
moi ctc-
Thus higgins On OLA recipe i'r 'n''
A.. datcd tSat kul even In those days
tt...t.r ,f ontuiop
tp're Scehie" $" wv
as we'll IS tastes Eos the verso zoe" ~"
Ia say in references Co. cookiug HE pork
"e,,re eor you must turn II. SOME -ay
sun" .....,, r,a, 81 must
you mus wv "'' GU a..
Ice added 10 the 'h""'"" ''''' -"
other ingredients designated ore plurrd AZ
Eiyors Ina the pnt
Potatoes must Doe pArrd 'n the bottom;
and in order Ca "cat sii'k must BE- 'iir'N
guHrtpr ~ an inch times. ne ''HH.'H
whlp hiscnih must ne 'bHl el'" my ~ ~
'sogh 4e Mt.... Iit i,, res,,l.r rot..
We WI aug "l lux ",t'i 6t fnr tGe brst
,,gn
,ti,,,,,i,,s AFRO r.uoyyily cllssrd among
IND arc Ia reality sailors h5h
81, trry puricrt ORIGIN
,,,s mover con.r,I tu br g very pop1.
lac ii.b vitb gl vhn Nrcoma acquainted
Mn, In. merits lu the hands of various
4orL~ uiiite Ignorant of the real m'an-
inc n Il rboudcr u hess undergone mHh!
change. and alleged iuprovemtnir nun W.
htc Nov as many hn's OF rnnNn'f ISIS
Wt have religions we 91.' A'.ss. ,at
abowder with NfW i.ns,.,H ',' 40 ire
cry, tna nNu1"n,'gN ItI I,ttor than
prit lAlS lEpi''' ,".'.sg, suggested the
t2g "h'Sn. ~ NIX a., tbo -glior's cycr
utdl'" gl lISsn ,.rt tlon-. .hlI
m>Nue a'sh oI " i,,n b.,.lfr. ,rrt mo-
biscuit H"H Nh'yi' , ~, ,oy.va- rHa,
r"i".oNs on NC ,,,5i .tai,,. On tlc faru
required aH 'c'"s.,u"' lnr 1adIilon. fo
of thr u'eN as WV, .'iu,1i food .u,
hfalil e3t'' ~ ,,r-r ont uf Ia
irrtH NtVtr Wt''t N,,.r rorr OF tu,i
gaesDrh uni ,.'- wy ,t.hyo, Thus ori.
rtyd-f 90 in' H' r,r ,robrb.y -u-
tHt'd rArNo'' 'It a',rr,.,,pl from
when taer g.g Is r t@ N 5la Indc Of Chen
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For Citizenship.

should finally decide to live in this
country, one OF the hrst things I will do
is 10 take out naturalization papers, and
- vii all ct uly CEN trymcn who locate
here. This Is grand country aud any
man may well De proud of the opportunity
10 become citizen thereof
"Ny former Views as to the people Of
Texas have been confirmed 10y the hearty
reception which has been accorded us since
We left Houston The reception VIC met
with at Austin WAS an especially cordial
pue. and NO wcre receiyrd With open arms
by the governor eud the members Of the
legislature. Austin Is beautiful city, aud
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Jome Practical suggestions 4bOat
Is,haf to Eat and ytov TO Pre-
pare Food. X n n q x

tt..t t..tt. ,sttb nuourh typtcr q
poIc'iHH' liHeu h',,..tt H., E,,J' 10 ,ro,v
f fo,Sr, any 900 necI and sDcc two
teIIutl' neai ~ f." ~ ~ TX, IT,, no.ntocs and
onions a',u s ~ u, s,fsc,,,, when the
stpn p pUun "ro nut in tho patntocs.
enYppeu c,a inl,t w ptt,,n al, ~. CLANS
Oii9ns' III Iva ,"u'' ,ao,1,,inc nach with
s as1, nonner II" iittic rowdered sweet mar.
SalI, Pepprr " ~ ~ ~. Tbon cover an
r ,t, II Sto nv and cnnk peptlv for about
".Sia ,"W ,,t, a rbfu nofntoes and
WI! llii ,chnn ADM trv II the
ol i.Uns Wy ',,i,t, INA when mite right.
seanoiius 'S P''''""'' "'"
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Iodi,Al y l5l,N i,itt.iorS '1E tr wv" i i,V
" NV g"'', 80 ,,i,., n,nwd slirc Of mi
,,r NV ,i,,,,ts ,nI n1i In y, frylu. pnn
nt..it, ~ rm, ~" . i|5 a., uSbt brpSyn.
w." rar ua,'tn diSs IN, ~ Eeftic.
~, u .,tio VI" ~ rnI, owi,, s,ii n.fnar and
ri..Nd Nv i,.t"' tt,,, dt mar printoe4,
nlli'eu pa'''o ,,,,tu III ,ro n-3d Kid
p,aa 70, t'iI,, ., MIMI ' lr,,s wore riol lind
wv ~ ~ ,e....,,d ,.,,,,n crnt
a. I,u,u az, ,',t','o. .n, ,c,fir 5,r. limit
y u,'l ,nt III Xxx, .tl,urri a.,
t,,,t.,S ,,t ..,, dout ga a e,nnpfH nnstr
! 49,, i ,I r,t ~ ,bnVdor. fter
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MEALS FOR EVERY DAY

NJ
SATURDAY
''
hNh NJ NHl
H'''i'd E',"y .,,, W''e Gfn''F'' Eggs
Corcn.
ITNCHEON.
SUMMON plgm E"iicd Iiirr
sourlr Brcad Stcwcd Apricots
Dpurhuut4
Cocon
DINNER
olive. 'P'"''9s n,"cd currapts.
pctoto pic Cream GRAVY
'''"'' RE- string pcans. ''" '''''
Crrop, Choose ma -Nut salad. warers.
pinnpklu plc
toToc
Sunday.
',,'l
BthAkFAHI
Orange Marmaiad' c.
cereal. 'Icniht
Mullins
DlNNFR.
Mock Bequc with Croutons.
Ronst Duck Win Apple sauce
! Brussels Sprouts, Peas. Potatoes
rcach Mcnnguc " ~ sponge Cake
Colcc
/ SUFFER-.
, Lobster Salad
Brown Bread
I Tomato Preserves
Cake Tea,
%
Monday,
nRrAEFAST.
Frnit
rorc8l Cream
t,-n,J p,of u,ab
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rake oNlplNE Tor caius md Ferer.
Cure guarantees
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Table and
Eifchen..

These articles on the necessarily absorb,
ing topic Of food nrc carefully prepared
and based on knowledge Of chemistry as
applied 10 cooking and practical intormo'
tlon derived from actual experience.
Conducted by Iiha Amps Wills, Mar
ducttc hmlding. Chicago 60 whom all III
quiries should lie addressed ,,.
All rights reserved by Banning oohipHn' =
Chiraao
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rhn Makinn IA choMders.

The Making Of chowders.
ITO make good ehowdcr and have II
quite nice, .,.,.
Dispense with sweet marjoram parsley
and spice; .,
Mace. pepper and salt are now wanteu
To MAZE tho stow ent weil and stick to-
the hone,
some pork & sliced thin and put into th'
not etc
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TIedstq WIN GNe9'
All Of the members Of the Roe- party
express themselves MS greatly pleased with
what they saw iu TeXas and speak only
in the highest terms Of the climate, the
soil aud thc ud0ptahlllty Of the country
for the location NJ colonies Of Boor people.
The advantages which Texas possesses Tor
the homcsrokcr made most favorable Inn
preston ugon the vsitors, and the state.
meuts Of their views Of tho country arc
couched I'M the most glowing Language They
certainly have the most kindly feeling TO-
ward the people Of Texas and were
charmed Ivy the hospitality extended them
/ The treatment received everywhere thol
went was Of such 81 nature as to max,
them feel that they mud their countrymcl
would hc Welcomed as additions to the eth
zcnship NJ this state. THIS Welcome wa
general and WAS greatly appreciated by th
men who lost their all IN their native land
ana are compelled to seek new locations ii
another country.
\ feature Of their tour which proved
most enjoyable one was the reception Il,
corded tho visitors by the legislature an
the governor Of the State OF rc1as m
entertainment In the Capital city was
splendid one. aud the greeting extended IN
Doors from the legislative ana exccutiy
heads of the State government was appr
ciutod.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-06-18

Cherries few. Peaches not plen
tifui. Apples half crop, Potato
bugs full crop,
Squire Scchrist'> strawberry
patch Is a money maker.
Norton Hendrix i taking care OF
his bee colony.
n. F. Blessing was in town and
Is deeply interested ia the new rail-
road.
Rev. J. II. keeler and wife have
returned from a very pleasant trip
to 5. c. Dundore and family at
Pennscreek.
Birds are more numerous than
usual and their music as charming
a. ever.
Maria W. Dundore picked s bu.
of Strawberries fIom a small patci
in her garden.
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Wan; your u1oustaehe or beard beautiful
brown or rlch black. Then use
BUCKINGHAM'S DYE %bIsters fSt shs
WEST BEAVER.

Some parties who were wishing
for rain and got it are now wishing
Tor IT 10 stop; some are not satisfied
no matter how the world goes.
Our merchants are laying in a
biz supply Of buckets for their
huckIeberry trade this season as they
ar. expecting a big crop.
James Steely has been On the sick
lis. for the past week.
The strawberry war is over.
The result was both sides defeated
with no loss Of lite.
f,one parties have ordered tents
which will De put up along Jacks
mountain this summer during the
hucklebefry season.
Eaoch Baker has been confined
" tl.e house for the past week OF
80 with infammatory rheumatism
Al Wagner il slowly improving
from bis severe attack Of rheumatism
The old soldiers at this end are
all qudst IN regards ~ their attend
my the q. A. Il. reunion in Cal.
August 3Ith. II is not for tho
wait Of money that keeps them from
goiag. Time will mol allow them
/ " ~. Their income is from 8 H.
u dollars per month pension plenty
Of cash il lefl after supplying ibt
family yith food and clothing
(pengIon haters' report
Some parties are talking Of re.
planting corn as soon Us the wealheI
permits.
a biz crop of wheat is expeeteC
ifpothing happens. II is too soor
~ talk abaui the oats ana corn crop
Time and good weather will tell
Hurley Wagner and family o.
Stony ] I,DnesQpe paid tboir friends d
visit At Lowell Sunday,
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Georgetown spent last week with
her parents,
Minnie +. Ever of SeliusCrove
spent IL few days with her sister,
where straw berries are abundant.
Dundorc gives lovely premium
to all who buy at his store
The heavy ram of last week have
started the Coal Breaker.
Annie Hoover on the Island had
a carpet sewing festival one day lasi
week and among the participants
were: Rosie Seller: Leucetta Mus
sina, Maria W. Dundore, Minnie
Ever, Lydia Hoover, Agnes MoYer
and Molly Hoover.
The engineers OF the new rail-
road have the canal along here wei
marked with stakes and now busi.
ness = becoming in anticipation
! Of netter times.
Wilson Bingamau. Daniel Vol
! and Else Troup are working for tn
II. {. Rail way with headquarter
al MiliersnurE
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SELlhSGEOyt.

The Misses Gortner baye taken
al extended trip " New York
STATE.
key. Fred. Eergstreaaer Of f.
zone "as tue guest pt IIis father Iaot
ILursday.
Dr. opangler .nd wiio have takeu
trip " Nebraska.
BIZ, Dr. q. a Harter (uee Gau-
g.er IL visiting Ler parents,
Val Bolig and tamily have re-
turned " their old home. Mr. Eo-
iig has been working near Pittsburg
and his family we're with him, bal
be did not like the country 20 re-
turned home.
Hiram sigfried moved into the
Uelz lQuse last geek.
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oUNoosE

Geo \. Nentzen, old harm i
down ana rhc new one vii. he ready
Nv hav making time,
John Il. W,s'> new barn = fn-
ishe5 and = q substantial. huiid-
ing.
David Hanc- y on the sick
hsi
George Wisa ana f.. Mover are
working at the Enola wards.
Jame- NJ. Rambo and Howard
SchoL are workingat " entzeps new
barn.
.lacob kerstetter pioughed hi.
stuhhies under Tor hIg cror
Of buckwheat.
Geo. a. Wolf 81 living in hi
Owl mouse at Silver Creek.
Ou- az collector Is ready To Civ.
s recapt L. any WIN. wan, T. pa,
tng- az an5 tna poor taz duph
cali g. I'll hi- nanl-.
Jenni. Zerrv an5 children q
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The Posr is gratiied to note the progress and
advancement OF Susquehanna University. Dur
Ing the last ten wears there has been steady
growth At that time there was but one,buildiug.
Then Gustavus Adolphus hall was put up, the
Chemical laboratory, the Ladies Dormitory aud
Dining Hall and now the Alumni Gymnasium,
Students toruierlv could only complete the So
phomore studies, now they can get the complete
College course. \ business course, music ora
tory and various other branches work the car Of
prosperity.
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Rsx.sw. 8. tJlfich, wife and
child of Scenery Hill a,e visiting
their parents.
Mrs. Mary Henning Of Philadel-
phia visited among friends last
week. She said she liked old Sci
insgrovc yet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kline of Williams.
port attended tho commencement
exercises and were present at the
graduation of their daughter IN the
dept. of oratory.
Mrs. Frank Hahue aud Mrs.
Holmes of Look Haven are visiting
the formers brother, Wells Holmes
Rev. G.. Z. Maclaughlin of Chi
cago came up from General Synod
which was held at BALTIC. to spepd a
FEW davs with his iather-in-law H..
l.. Philips aud family.
Carol Bolig of Monncssen is at
home with his parents for few
DAYS.
Rev. Jac. Slower, wife and child
are the guests of Mr', S's. parents
Jac. Houseworth and wife.
Rev. J. b. Quincy and family
are welcome guests of Mrs. G's.
parents Jno. A. Forster and wife.
Rev. +, l.. Sigmund, u. D.,
Pres, of Carthage College, spent
several days with his aunt, Mrs. +.
J. Schoch, and took in the scenes of
his boyhood days.
Mrs. Soncs of Pine Summit is be-
ing entertained 10y Prof. Noetiing
and wife. She witnessed the gradua-
ton of her SON in the college.
Samuel Gcmberling, one of our
aged citizens, died Saturday morn
ing. lie was aged about ~ years,
has been member of the Odd Eel
lows for many years, and will I've
buried by that organization.
Our band gave a twilight con-
cert on the campus of the college
Saturday evening.
The town can feel proud of Its
band. They are making rapid i'm
provcments in their playing.
Samuel Graham of Harrisburg, q
former resident of this place, is Wis.
iting friends,
Miss Jennie Miller is ON an ex-
tended visit to Phila.
Miss Katie Erehart of BALTIC. is
being entertained by her cousin
Mrs. DR.. Focht.
Rev. III. ID. Hoover and wife are
taking in the commencement.
Miss Lohr of Milton is being en.
tertained by Mrs. NoetIing.
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\ Fake Report

The Philadelphia "North American" Monday
published telegram from York stating there
was probability that DIR. Enlers president of
.Susquehanna University, would probably he
elected president of Pennsylvania College at
Gettysburg, Rev. Stock 10 become president of
Susquchanna University and Rev. II. II. Webcr,
pastor of Christ Lutheran Church ot York
This story has been pronounced fake pure
and simple by the authorities at Susquehonna
University.
The annual commencement of SusQuchanna
University is in progress at SelinsgNve this
week. l.. ". Walter son of Isaiah Walter
ot Franklin township, is one of the graduates of
the college department, The graduates from
Seliusgrovc are Eliza Foster, Fanny Jacobs, g.
NJ Mark, Frederick H. Shrader, 1r, n. Mer-
rill Thompson, Frank 5. Wagenseller and Sig
mund Weis.