T. J. MILLER Leaves $1000 to First U. P. Church The will of Thomas Jefferson MILLER, late of McDonald, has been probated and letters issued to the Union Trust Company of Pittsburgh. After the payment of all debts from life insurance to the amount of $13,000 the balance is to be left to his son, Thomas Groff MILLER. He directs that his interest in a number of old leases remain unsold, but be held in trust by the Union Trust company for the benefit of his estate until the leases shall cease to produce or the trust cease. He leaves a house and lot and the furnishings in McDonald to his wife during her life ant at her death it is to go to his son, Thomas G. MILLER. He also leaves $125 per month to his wife, but in the case of sickness this sum may be increased at the discretion of the trustee. He leaves $500 to his nieces, Olga HAMMA and Lois MCALISTER, and to each of his nephews, David, Charles and Kenneth MCALISTER. One thousand dollars are left to the First United Presbyterian church of McDonald to be paid on the church debt. The one-eighth working interest in nine oil wells and one gas well on the MCMURRY farms, in Peters township, is left to an aunt, Delinda MINIUM of Prairie Depot, Ohio. The old home farm of 32 acres in Armstrong county is left to a sister, Miss Florence B. MILLER.