SHERIFF RK PUR AVE.
STORIES OF A DISTINGUISHEtl BMT
ISH COLUMBIAN
The Oliwrmy AnnlrHrjr of HI FrlMMni
Dritth ttnw th llrar Ratnrnttil Hnl
let -The ShurllT Isn't ft IhH'tnr, lint Ho
Rtnieprd Out it Kiimllpnt Kinlrmlr.
I.rlnjj In tho p1ctiirrno valley of
Ihei'olunihlarivor In Hnti"h t'oluinhlfi.
With tho Selkirk mountain on onn tod
Hid tlio Rocky mountains nn tlin other,
id tlio town of Donald, on tlio dinniliiin
l'noillc. rnilroad. It used to bo known
as n "widn open town, " luit It 1 now
n wdiitR little nlacn ot nearly a,(0 In-
llllllllillltH. It IM I Im IIUH't iii plill-O of
divisions of III" luilroitd, nmi lioin thut
reason take on A ooliiincrcliil impor
..mm tlmt, other towim of tlin chiiio Ntzo
hIouk tlio railroad lack. It also Iuih un
added tinpoitimoo from tlin fact that, it
is tlio liomo of Khcrttl' Itciluravo, till)
chief ollicinl of all that country around
for n great distnnm.
Hierill' Ucdnriivn in tt distiniHhc1
limn not only because Im holds the. dilof
oflicn therenhontH for ninny mile, hot
lx'cmiKO hn Iih a iiotahlo pnut lloliM
linrt ninny florc onmpnipiiM wtth tlio In
dian, has fought. Iiih full hIiim of dead
ly dui'ln with di'wfmnidopii, Iiim "drop
pod" hi mini on more tluin ono ocos
ion, knows whnt. winKliing it. nwnns it)
A country tho wildest of tho wild, and
for ycam before, wk Ii n thing n a rail
road wiw thought of tn tliHt-roniitry mnmi
a marked man.
Sheriff Hodtfrnvn In nlwnyii nminblo
and almost ulwayn chtwrfnl. Onco a
year, however, ho i manifoldly frnn
hied mid downcast It. is a rnstom In
Donald on these iH-easions to wait until
a goodly colh-c.tion of citizen hnvn ar
rived, and then this conversation tmnal
ly ensues:
"(Jood morning, aherifT Yon Boom a
litllo troubled, thi morning. You look
blue. Nothing Bono wrong, bus there?"
some ono will say, nod the Hlieritl will
nniko this response:
"Oil, no," with an apparent effott to
throw off bis careworn look, "nnthiiiR
is the matter, but the fact is this is the
nnniver.Miry of it very sail day with me,
and I iKivor can shake off its remem
brance. "
"Indeed?" Homooiie. will ay, nnd at
that invitation the sheriff will toll this
story n nn eventful day in bis earner,
ono that annually fills bis son I with sad
ness: "It wan jniit 80 years ago today that
I was up in tho Caribou country with
the dourest friend I ever bad. Ho wns a
noble fellow, onn that I would have
gladly given .my life to any day were
there occasion to do no. We were walk
ing through a gorgo one afternoon, nnd
by a lamnntablo oversight hnd only one
gun with us. My friend bad that. Sud
denly we eotno face to face with nn
enoriRon grizzly bear, ono of the old
time heard, troniendous follows, such aa
We used to have in these mountains.
Tho bear was angry, and I think hod
been titling by Home boon. He showed
fight, nnd I saw at a glance that it was
either Shis life nr one or perhaps both of
ours. Jlo came right for us, roaring and
determined to. kill us.
"My friend was a nervous man, and
I could see that ho was a little fright
ened. Now, you know that I never lose
my nerve, and on I said to him that I
thnuglrt ho had better give wo the gun
and lot ino kill the bear, o as to make
suic of tho job. Ho agreed and seemed
to bo glad to hare the responsibility off
his hands. The bear came straight for
us, nnd I took-deliberate uiin. He had
his month open, mid X aimed to shoot
him there nnd let tho bullet pouctrute
the bruin, and thus mnko a neat job of
it. When tho bear was about ten paces
off, I pulled the triggor. That bullet
wont straight to it mark, of course, but
do you know, just ns it struck tho boar
in the mouth, that animal for somo: rea
son or oth'T turui d on bis heels. Tho
bnl let passed thmn;h his head, and 'the
bear, turning just as it was passing
through, deflected tho bullet, bo that
it flew back to up and killed my frietid
instantly by my idi. Yes, this is al
way a very cad day with mo, aud I am
sure yon will excuse me if I don't 6how
my ncnuRtomed cheerfulness. "
Sheriff Kedgrave has another thrill
ing experieiioe that 1m relate occasion
. ally, uud it illustrates bis fertility of
resource In 'time of .great emergency
j and reveal teorue extent tho reasons
-.for his popularity and advancement in
r the estimation of .his fellow citizens.
: He was up in the Caribou country many
- years ago asd -stumbled into a oatnp of
. Indians where there was an epidemic of
smallpox raging It would never do for
htm to returs home after haviug been
exposed to that -oantagiou, and it also
was incumbent on him as a man with
sympathetic beart to try to stamp ant
the terrible disease Ho . and bis frieod
poudored over the situation for a loaf
time, aud at last a plan came to them.
"fltw do you suppose we stamped
that smallpox out?" the sheriff says as
,be tolls the story
"Well, it was this way. Xeither of
as. had Any medical education, and if
we had it wouldn't have done any good,
-for we had no remedies with us, aud It
-would have been impossible to multa
those indium take any medicine. What
!o yon think we did? We Just rounded
tip all the Indians that hod the disease,
,and when wa were sure that we bad ev
.ery one of -thorn and bad burned all
itheir eff eots we buried all the Indlaus zip
to their necks in the ground aud left them
there Jtar the night. The next niorniutf
wo cuius nrouutl to see how they were
getting along, aud would you believe
it? -the wolves bad come during the
. night and bad ettuin. off the beads of ev
ery oue of those Indians. That stamped
out the .epidemic iu that whole seotion,
and to this day there has never been a
case of smallpox there. It was rather
rough traatmuut, but ever since then
thut tribe of Indians have been among
my very best friends. "-New York But:,
If y?u have a good impulse, act upon
it before tl leave you. m
TMt3 GOAT SMOKES.
n 1rfrs a Clrnr Havana, tint ComM
T o Clgarattct If Ha 11a To,
A hiilygoat that smokes cigars and
cigarettes, just like a man, is in the
inxnstnn of Charles Ruber, at ISO
Krans street, Carondulot The goat has
all year growth of horns and whisker
ot about the same age waving gracefully
and odorously from bis chin. After a
hearty feast upon tin, tacks, rags, pa
per and anything else In sight Uillin, us
tin is called, takes his siesta Unless a
eigar or cigarette is provided the after
meal enjoyment is all broken up for
Uillin, and he bleats continually until
provided with u smoke
No ardent lovnr of the fragrnnt wl
pulls at a cigar with more relish than
this goat A complacent smilo curls his
upper lip when tho lighted wend is
placed ill bis month, and the right forn
foot makett motions toward the whiskers
as though to stroke them lint Uillin ts
no ordinary smoker, nor is ho unskilled
in the habit. Ho is not only a connois
seur of tho best clear Havana goods, but
is nn adept at fnt puffing nnd graceful
manipulation of the weed while in his
mouth. Th smoke is never puffed out
of bis month, liillie inhales it nnd blows
it out through hiB nostrils in great
clonds H is related that ho attempted
to mnko a smokn ring nnno, 'but in
puckering lip his lips swallowed the ci
gar, blaze and all. Ho evidently relish
ed the hi to as a -dainty morsel, for sinco
that incident he nnvor takos moro than
ono or two puffs nt. a cigar or oigamtto,
swallows it down, then blows tlin smoke
out of his nostrils with the ease and
grace that would pnt to shamo a two
legged cigarette fiend.
It is only of late that- nillie has taken
to the cigarette, habits It was apparent
ly with much regret tlmt a brother goat
in an adjoining yard watched him tackle
the paper. He prefers cigars, as n ruin,
however, but when nothing lietter is to
be had a cigarette is welcome.
Charles Knber, the owner of tho goat,
notices his growing fondness for cig
arette with much alurm. "With a
cigar In his mouth," rnmarked Mr. Ho
bor, "be looks like tho full grown, 13-ynnr-old,
KiO pound goat ho is, but
when ho wants to dndo up with n cute
liftlo cigaretto it spoils his handsomo
cast of mmiit'onnnoo. " Mr. Kebnr is very
solicitous for tho welfare of his animal
and has great expectations that tho cig
arette crnsadn now on in the city will
bn carried into the animal kingdom and
savo his goat, from the grave of a con
firmed cigarette ftimd. St. liiiuis Globe
Democrat fOOUNG WITH MOONSHINERS.
Omly One-of the t'nltr.l Mate Itaptity Mar
shal Came Hack Whole.
It vrm known in the United States
marshal's ofllco at Nashvillo that wild
cat whisky was coming down the Cum
berland river. Tho marshal was new in
office, and therefore was determined to
do his -duty, which, of courso, was to
see that the illicit distilleries, no mat
ter how .remote, should bo destroyed,
and that tho distillers should be brought
to Justice. His predecessor in office had
, been .likewise determined and had sent
; brave men to the mountains but whis-
ky had continued to come down the
! Cumberland river, lho present mar
shal, Captain Hayes, an old Confeder
ate oftlcitr, said that he thought that
when the boys found out that ho really
wanted them to quit they would do so.
He understood them, he knew tl cir na
tures, their inipulsivcnef and their dis
position to yield to persuasion So ho
scut a deputy and four men to toll the
boys to quit. Oue night about a week
later some one rang the doorbell, and
the marshal himself wcut to the door
"Why," said he, "have you got back,
CaueyY"
Caney answered, "Yes, just about."
"Where is the deputy marshal?"
"Wjll, he's back too."
"Why didn't he come around?"
"Well, I "lowed that his folks need
ed him more than you did, so I unload
ed him there. "
"What, 'you don't mean that he's
hurt?"
"No, not hurt now, but he was. He's
dead at present I'm the only oue that
got back whole. "
"Well, 1 declare I Didn't yon tell those
boys that 1 wanted them to quit their
foolishness?"
"Yes, andtboy must have been hard
of bearing, far they kept on a-sboctin. "
Opie Read.
Torture.
Colonel Poldowiczt (of the Rtwsian
jiolloe) Has the prisoncrski confessed?
Sergeant Scwisesi No, your high
nessovicb We have beatenski him with
or clubs, cut off -one of .his earsovitch,
borned the soles -of bis .feeteki with bot
irosiskoff aud tried the thumb screwo
vicb on bim, bat :be absolutely refuses
to ettufesski.
Colonel Poldowicci (sternly) Then,
as a last resortski, -try the effect of
recitataouskoff by a young lady elocu
tionisbeviuh. Nihilist Prisoner '(-screaming) Have
mercy J confess, I .confess I -Loudon
Tit-Bit.
Why lie Quit.
One of Milwaukee's big brewers was
Law student iu Judge Hubbell's office
matiy years ago. Horatio Seymour came
into the office oue day and said to the
youth as be sat reading: "Keep at it,
my iboy. Read and study, study and
read that's t)ie way only to booojue a
lawyer. I read and studied law 1 7 year
before I felt competent to try case. "
"Well, thut settle it," said the youth
ful student. "If it took yon J 7 years to
learn the busiuuss, Governor Seymour,
I'll quit right now before I waste any
more time. "New York World.
The Chemung river, in New York,
was named by the Indian Chemung,
"Horn In the Water," from the euor
mou fossil born that were found iu
its bed.
Bis veteran of Waterloo are still liv
ing in Fronoe, U in England aud three
in the United State
A FRIEND.
Oh, Who Anm not rsteem ft friend,
Abovo nil other thln attend,
To icnk to tis when wo lire nnd,
To rejoice with us when we ore Rlndf
To mlniile with mir friends on enrth.
In Joy or sorrow, woe or tnlrtht
It 1 tho mennlnn tmo of life,
We live within this world of strife.
But some people do not euro to lend
And know no lilewinps of friend,
But pass awny the time till, lo!
Thnt dnys are done and tliey must ro.
To him whoe'er mlshnp attend
And live this life without n friend,
Of all the mWhnii we reenll,
Twcro better not to hnvo been bom at all.
Homespun In Hurlliinton Iliiwkeye.
DANGEROUS TOYS.
Gnm llnlloon and llnirntpe That Spread
l.on11ininn lleae.
Them nro few pcrnons who walk along
tho streets of London whoso attention
bns not been directed to the exceedingly
ingenious toys which nro sold by the
itinerant venders for tho delectation of
children. One of these is a hollow tube
of paper, furnished with a short piico
of bamboo nt ono end, np to which it is
coiled by the notion of a very slight steel
spring. On blowing into tlio bamboo the
coil is unrolled and reaches forward
nenrly a yard. Tho sudden extonslon of
this coil produced by blowing in it is a
source of grent amusement. Toy bag
pines are also popular contrivances.
These are not blown in tho usual way,
but tho breath of tho performer is made
to inflate a small India rnbbcr bnll,
which, once blown into, supplies suf
ficient air to piny a few bars of nny
popular tnno.
Our contemporary, The Lancet, has
called attention to tho posslblo conse
quences of buying these toys, which, it
says, nro presented to a child after hav
ing been inflated by questionable breath,
and perhaps wet with tho moisture
of tho still morn qiiestionablo lips of tho
Vender. An infected mouthpiece, it
says, has not unfreqnently been known
to bo tho origin of grnvo constitutional
troubles. This is perfectly true. Persons
who would hesitate to drink out of a
glass that has been used will buy nnd
present toys of this kind to their chil
dren, not knowing by whom they have
been used or by what diseaso they may
be contnminnted. Among tho impover
ished makers and vendors sore throats,
diphtheria and contagions fevers in ev
ery stngo may bo raging, nnd children
may contract fatnl diseases ovou of n
worso character than any wo hnvo men
tioned by blowing and using those ques
tionable toys. Surely it is only neces
sary to call attention of persons to the
evil, for onreful supervision would pro
vent tho dissemination of loathsome
disorders by theso menus. London
Queen.
In the Wrong Tar.
A passongor on nn up town olectrlo
car hnd reached hor streot and wanted
to got out. The car was full of pooplo
standing in tho aislo, and as she thread
ed her M-ay they moved closer togethor
to lot hor pass. 8ho had nearly roaclied
the door when she stumblod anil fall.
Another passenger who got out tit the
same street had Just loft hor seat, and
into this the woman who stumbled fell
boavily on her face. fSho at ouco roso
and looked for tho obstruction and saw
that it was a largo snmplo case
"A nice idea," sho said angrily, "to
put a groat thing like that in tho mid
dlo of tho car for pooplo to fall ovor,
I've sprained my wrist striking on the
car when I fell ovor it.
"Perhaps yon think I should stand up
and hold it," sneered a man who was
oonifortably seated, while a dozen wo
men stood.
"No, sir; I think yon should rido in
a cattle car," said tho angry womnn as
sho escaped with hor life and looked
daggors after tho rotroating car. Do
troit Free Press
Race Mlnatltaneea,
Tho German servant girl in Chicago
who has married an Americanized Chi
nese may not regret her act, us tho Ce
lestial is usually said to make a kind
I husband. Oirls of her class usually
mako marriages of this sort to secure n:i
easy life, and as they are not sensitive,
they manage to escape the moral suffer
ing that falls to the lot of better bred
woman who make a misalliance. Prob
ably tho worst victims of ill assorted
marriages in the United States are the
girls of good family who have married
Indians. In every case such girls have
endured misery and shame and have
finally appealed to the divorce courts
for freedom. San Francisco Chronicle.
Libeled.
A good story is told of a lady who,
on ber way to an evening party, pur
chased a most unbecoming yellow tur
ban, which eansed ber to be for some
-time an object of merriment to the
-whole room, owing to the fact of the
shopkeeper from whom she bad bought
it having forgotten to remove from he
bind it a large ticket bearing the print
ed . Inscription: "Very chaste. Only fig.
i l)id. "Loudon Quiver.
A. Burglary.
Tom Pills, the druggist, telle me
that burglars entered his store the other
night aud stole f 15 worth of perfume.
Too bad, wasn't it?
Jerry I should say so. Have they
put the detectives on the scent? Now
York World;
The Iale of Woman."
For ton years, if not longer, women
have had the right of voting in the isle
of Wan. Married women do not rote,
but widows aud spinsters, being house
holders aud property holders, can, and
they da " When an eleotion takas place
for the house of keys, or the sohool
board, or the town commission, lady
voter are esoorted in carriages by the
canvassers to the votiug places, and
for tba time the isle of Man might be
called the 'ltileof Woman.' "
The (and tortoises of many countries
bury themsolves iu the mud at the bot
toms of streams and marshes on the ap
proach of winter, -and also, it is said, at
the cowing of protraoted drought.
trodden en by Hundreds,
A few years ago a box containing over
900 guineas was found under the step
leading into a bedroom in a Dublin
house.
It must have lain there nenrly a cen
tury and was only discovered on part
of the floor being taken np during re
pair. Numbers of people must have fre
quently passed over tho stop without
the remotest idea tlmt such a vnluablo
object lay concealed under it London
Answers.
A ueorgia i-ove Hrene
"Uoodby, Jim bo good."
"Solong, Sue keep peart. "
"Oh, Jim!"
"I henrs you."
"Write mo a letter through the post
office, Jim!" Atlanta Constitution.
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Ubo. 11. Alllu Had Kll MiHirhuusn, proprlutoin
of the Heynolilsvllle winiIiiii mill unilur the
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Hykoa, mid all dehu of the mud partnership
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New Vin k. 11:11s n. in. i Itttltliiiul-c.ll:!-') it. til . 1
Wiisltlnutiin, 7:.M) p. in Iii1 Itiiii ii I'tirlnt- ear
fi-oia illlatlisiHirl uud pass,' liner nmclica
tluin Kane to riillnilelililii.
:i::m I'. M.--Train tl, dully excepl ."undiiy for
llarrlsliin-tf mid InleMneillati' stallniiH, itr-i-l
Inn in I'lilhnli'iplila 4: i" a. m.: New V.it-k,
T::ci A. M. riillnitin Hleeplnti cni-s from
llari'lsliiuu to riiltiiileliltlu nnd New York.
I'lillinlclphin puss.i.iis.'eis c:m ii-inulii tn
slei.'r iiiiillsiiii In d mil II T:' a. M.
)::ii r. M. Train -1. dally fm- Hiinlnn-y. llui-rlH-Inii
i; and lutei meillme iu lues, iii-rl vinir m
I'lllti'ili-lplili!. II:'.'.' A. M.l New York. IItICI
A. M. nn m t'ck ilavs nnd l'i..L'i A M. nn Sun
diivt l!:i I 1 in, i-. ':: A. M.: V. :i-.lilinrtiin, ;::m
A. l. rullmiin cans fmin Ki le nmi Wllllnms-
nort to IMillnilclplilti. Pnssi-iiLeistn sleeper
fur llalllniot-e arid ti-li iltiriiiri will lie
tnii'Mcm-it Into M iisiiiiijimii sii cper ni nar
rlslnllir. Pllssctiiier coin-lies froni Krle In
I'lillmlelplila ami 1 1 1 1 n in-1 1. r t In llalll
inoie. WKSTWAltd
:!H A. M.-Train I. dally evcepl Hnnilay for
Kliliiwnv, lliillnls, I lei-niniil and Inter
im -ilinte Blallons. Leaves Khljiway at :i:i
p. m. for I-Jie.
li:.vi A. V. --Train :i, dally fur Ki le and Inter-
tneillllle IMllllts.
il:2; I'. M. Train II. dally evcepl Sunday for
Kane and Intermediate stai Inns.
TMItornM TltAINf I'nlt IiKHTWimiII
. I UU.M TIIK KAST ANII SIII TII.
TliAIN II leaves rhlliiileliililn S:.VI a. m.
aslilmrlon, 7. .Mi A. M. Hall Imore, H:Xt A. M.i
Wllkeslniiic, 111:1.1 . M.t daily except Hun
ilay, in iIMiil- al driftwood at i : T p. M. with
l'li'llman I'm-lor car frnm rhlladeipliiu to
Willlamspoii.
TIIAIN :i leaves New York til S p. m.t I'lilln
delphia, ll:'M p. m.! Wiislilninnii, ln.411 a. m.
Hull Imore, ll:;VI p. in.) itiitly iiiiliiin. ill
llriftuiMMl 111 tl:.VI a. in. rilllmali Hleelillitf
rnm from 1'hlladeliiliiii lo Krle mid from
WasliliiKlou mid Hall imore lo WIMImusport
and lliroiiuli piiMsenu'er coaches from I'liMa
delplila lo Ki le mid llallhuoiu lo Wllllnms
IHirt. TKAIN I leaves ltenovo at A::tt n. m., dally
except Hundiiy, iirrlvlmc at drlflwiMid 7:M
u. tn.
.K)!INSONHUH HAILHOAD.
(Daily except Suiiduy.)
TUAIN III leaves UldKWiiy nl ll::l a. m.i .Tnlin-
souliuris at ll:4."i a. tu arriving lit t'lermoiit
at lli:4la. in.
TKAIN 21) leaves t'lermonl at lll:"il) a. ni. ar-
rltliiK at Jolmsonliui'K ill 11:44 a. In. and
Klilxwiiy al 12:11 n. in.
JJUXJWAY & CLKAUFIKLD 11. H.
DAILY KYT'KPT BUNtlAY.
HOtlTllWAItd. NIIUTHWAUI),
I'.M A.M.
HTATIONH.
A.M. I'.M
12 III
12 is
II 411
IMS
II ;2
inirj
in in
Hi l."
in l"
in -in
n;r
in 42
III4S
in.Vi
II ni
KUhiway
t:m
120
1 in
I mi
12 .'ill
12 .14
!
12 M
12 :is
12 Ml
12 2U
II :KI
1122
II 1.1
II 111
Islmiil Itnn
Mill Haven
Crovtand
siiorlH Mills
Utile ItiK-k
Vineyard linn
i'nrrler
ltriH'kway ville
Mi'Minn Knmmlt
Marveys Itnn
l-'alls I'rei-k
llnllnls
12 :il
12 IIS
12 42
12 41
12 4H
I an
I in
1 14
1 20
14A
IIKI
A .14
Bill
A4K
ft:m
(12.1
.1 211
12 211
12111
II 1.1
ft 00
rilAINH I.KAY K IIIIKIWAY
Kaslwiird. WesHvard.
Train s, 7:17 ii. in. Tralii II, ll::il a. ni.
Train II, 1:4.1 p. in. Train l,:i:im p.m.
Train 4, 7:.Vi p. hi. Train II, s:2,1 p. m.
H M. I'HKVOST.
tien. Maimirur.
J. It. WIMid,
lien, t'ass. Aic't.
ALLKHENY VALLEY KA1LWAY
t:OMlANY coinnioiielnn; Hundiiy
May 27, 1H1I4, Iav Gindo Division.
t'.ASTW'AIUI.
STATIONS.
No.l.No..1.iNo.U. inl
A. M.
Ill 4.
in !:
P. M.I
A. II.
P. M.
Ited Hank....
I.awsiiuliain .
4 4111
4 r-:l
2.1!
5 ;u
Ii 41
New lleililehem
II :m
ll :is
ft 1'J
21
(ink Htiluu
Maysvllle
Hiimmervlllii ...
HiiMikvlUii
Hell
Fuller
KcynoldMVlllu ..
I'aut'onst
Falls Creek
I Iu Koln
Halnila
Wlntcrhtirn .. ..
l'enlleld
11 4i
IV 2S
12 111
12 2.1
tl nn
ft 47
tl 07
21
12 III
6 2ll
:is
tl til
6 2.1
12 4:1
I
8 .17
7 mi
44
U .12
1 IU!
1 2H!
7 2.1
7 l
10 .VI
11 111
1 m
1 43
1 111
1 4s
1 .VI
7 :"!
7 47
7 HI
7 2:1
7 n
k nn
tl 111
8 27
7 :m
2 (kl
2 la
3 2il
2 4:1
2 M
7 4ii
7 (W
Tvlur..
Glim Fisher..
8 (II
8 IK
HeneKntte.
8 44
Urn ii t
driftwood..
8 ft4
9 ti
8 2i!
a 21
P. ' H.
8 M
P. H
A. H
A. M.I P. M
WKHTWAI1II.
STATIONS I No.2 N0.6 INO.101 1MJ I 110
A.
A.
P. M.
a ;
7 on
7 in
7 :ci
7 44
7 H4
8 on
8 12
8 2.1
8 32
8 411
8 4S
9 (11
9 17
9 2.1
9 44
10 04
10 IN
10 2.1
P. M
P. u
driftwood ....
(.rant.
Henezette .. ..
lilcii Fisher...
Tyler
l'enlleld
YVIntiTliurn ..
Halnila
dullols
l-'allsCri-ek...
I'llllC'OllHt
KeynoldKVille
F'tillur
Hell
Ilrookvllhi.,.,
HiimmervUlu..
Maysvlllo
OakKldio
10 HI
10 42
ft tit
ft 82
ft 42
III ft.
II (III
ft .111
tl 1(1
II 2d
tl 2H
II 21
ii ;
ll :m
ii 4:
ll :i:
I (ii
1 20
1 114
1 42
1 ftN
6 Ml
12 10
12 20
ft 00
5 10
7 2H
7 2K,
7 40
7 fti!
2 111
H im
in
8 :ih
2 20
3 'M
2 fts
.1 Oil
a i.i
a 47
8 n;
u tn
ir
47
10 oo
Nw Itellileliem
l.awHiinliuni...
Uud llunk
4 Ul
A, M.
A. M
P. M.
A M.I P. M
Trulus dally except Sunday.
IlAVId MCCAUUO, G-CN't,. StlPT.
JA8. P. ANIIEItSON. Gkn'i,. 1'akh. Aot.
OAKLAIMt
Private - Hospital,
FIPTH AVBNIIH AND UOQDKT STIIKKT .
PITTSBURG, PR,
Private treatment Klven, by ex perls, for all
diseases, medical or mii'idcal. A layluis-lu
ward where lull leu may have the lienetlt of
attendance by a skilled obstetrical!, uud
thoi-otiidily trained nurses, ami at Dm same
time secure strict privacy. Hiasdal attention
f:lven to all feiuule troubles, skin disctiKesnnd
unu; iitrei'tlons. Nervous diseases personally
treated by dr. II. K. Wiles, pbysleliiu In
cliiirKe, a itruduate nf Jelfersoii Medical t'nl
leice of I'lillu. A corps of skillful mid compet
ent pliysli'lans In constant attendance, ulded
by trained noises. Kales moderate, pliuduu
treatment wllliln the reach of ll uftllcled.
PiiileiitaHdndiied at all hnurs. For full pur
tleuluni itddreiut, Im. 1. K. Wll.lM,
11810 FlVTH AVHNU-l, I'lTTSUUUa, PA.
CHEAPEST
and BES
GOODS!
Ever brought to our town
Ladies'
Spring and
Summer
Dress Goods!
Hrantlt'iMiorg never
Hold Ivm tliati 20 lo 25c.
yard; will pell you now
12i.
Dimity, 12
Turkey lied Dainnrik, 87
" " rriutfs 05
(itiiighaniH, or
(Jhina rilk, 25
Hetter (Joodrt llian you
buy any plant elfo.
The fame Great Ked
tiou in
Men's - and - Childre
CLOTHING.
Children' Suit,
,4 " 1
" Single Coats,
Youths' Suits, 3.25 to H
Men's Flannel Suits, f
" Worsted "
" Fine Cheviot Suits,
6 to !
A fine line of Men's Pai
Come and examine my go'
before you purchase t
where.
N. HANAU
Grocery Boomq
W
O
BUY WHEIIKYOU C
GET ANYTHING
YOU WANT.
Salt Meats,
Smoked Mcj
CANNED GOODS,
H
U
TEAS.COF1
ANH AM, KINPH OK
T
FRUITS.
COXra.TIONERY,
TOUACCO.
AND CIG.I
Everything In tho line
&
Fresh Groceries, I
Ejtc.
(ItHnlit delivered ml
place at town.
Call on un and get p
W. C. Sclmltz &
N
First National Bi
of he yyoLns ville
i
CRPITKL 9SO,OOO.oq
C. Itllteliell, Prenldeutt
Neolt Blct'lelland, Vice Pren
Jobu 11. Kaiieher, Cn
Directors:
V. Mitchell. 8ciitt Metielland. J. t
JoM-nli Htrauss, Joseitli Menders
U. W. I'Uller, J. 11. kuuclier.
.il
lloea a ueiierulUaukliucliusltiesHanu
the accouulH of merchants, profession'
farmers, mechanics, miners, luinberuxi
ol Hers, promtsiiiK inn most cureiui ui
to the hustuesM of ull persuiis,
Ka to lleposlt Uoxea for rent.
rirst Nutionul Hank bulldluK, Nolan
Fire Proof Vault.
AGENTS WANTED NE
hy America lireatest Iliimorlsijl
MARK - TWAJ
Evory one of htn provhutt books ha ve )i
Ihlnri liu Imt hui'tttitforo written. Twi
In duo volume A Tmiceily uud a i
A Kittut ehuiu'e for ukiiiIh. WoK'vvex
lumutry. for utriiiH uiui run uurtu'u
tXrvt J. W. Kkklkh A CO., tUii Arcb l
1
Gouatry Prodin