STEAMER CHAIRS.
A IMeee of Fnrnltnre That Kim Txrtop I
Thrnagh Ocean Trawl
Ftwnmor clinfra worn, when first nmdo
in tlii ommtiy, civllnd l)iivon;-liiii
chn.ru. They were fu!iimd(l nftrr n
ichnir nscil in Dtivomihiro, JCnulnnil, on
vernmliw and lawns nml in mnoUlnp;
room a nnd worn first mndo horo for tlio
cnme tisos. Tlie Devonshire Vhnlrs were
Hither Inrgor nnd more clnliornte than
the Ktuuuuir iliuir.
The duo of thin rhnir oa utrnmor u
boRiin nbimt 25 yrnrii na It noon be
came to nopalnr tlmt it reenived its non
eut nnme. Chairs of thin ttylo nre Mill
old for land one, both indoor and out
door, mid thoir nee nchoro is inorrusiiiR.
Tho principal mnimfiU'tiiror 'of thoso
chairs in Now York noils (horn in al
most if liot qnito every state in tho Un
ion and in Control Amorirn, t-'onth
America and an far nwny as Australia.
Steamer chairs aro made, of uiiiplo, of
oak and of walnut, and they nuiko
in price from (2.60 to ffl. Children's
steamer chair were introilnred not IniiR
nRO, but not many arn sold. When
gteamer chairs flrvt began to bo used,
ono man in this city made, n small for
tune by polling them on tho piers on
ailiiiK days. As much as fl. waH paid
to hiin for a chair. For somo years this
. man controlled tliolxtuf the chair sell
ing privileges, but others took up tho
bnsiness, and bis large profits were soon
materially cut down by competition.
For n tiiuo Kellers of chairs on tho
piers handled more steamer chairs than
the regular dealers. Tho practice which
then sprang up of offering chairs in tho
street ou sailing days in the open space
in front of tho pier died is still contin
ued to sonio extent. This space is called
the farm. There are offered on Knilintz
days fruit, tinware and other supplies
such as steerago passongOTH might re
fjuire, and steamer chairs and other
folding chairs.
Thero is a company that makes a busi
ness of renting steamer chairs. A num
ber of the larger steamship companies
Bow rent steamer chairs to pai: :i n;;ers.
The charge for a steamer chair across
the Atlantic is from CO cents to $1.
Common as their use has become, it is
estimated that not much moro than half
the total nuntlHT of ocean travelers
provido themselves with steamer chairs.
New York Suu.
ADVERTISE THEIR AGE.
The Alaalran Rqunwa Number Their Birth
dnya on Their Chins.
Tho Alaska scmaw is peculiar she
advertises her nge.
At Fort Wrnujcel, Jenean nnd Sitka
many Indian women may bo seen with
a piece of wood or bono in tho lower
lip, nnd the trim of this savngo ornament
indicates tho ago of its owner. When a
girl marries, her lower lip is pierced,
and a peg of wood or n piece of bone
the size of a pes is inserted. As ehe
grows older this is increased in sizo un
til it is nlmost ns wido ns her chin nnd
ono-fonrth of an inch high. Tho result
is naturally most unsightly.
There is nn interesting family nt Fort
Wrangel which illustrates perfectly this
peculiar custom. It includes four gener
ations. A yonns girl may be seen sit
ting nt one sido of tho one roomed
square, frame honso, while her mother,
grandmother nwlgrcnt -grandmother nre
squatted ou tho earthern floor near the
door, offering mata and baskets to the
Bhip's passengers who come on shore.
Tho girl has no disfiguring ornament
on her chin, but tho others have, and
tho piece of bono in tho fceblo old great
grandmother's lower lip looks like a
wart such ns Gulliver may havo seen
upon the hands of tho Brobdingnagians.
Thin index to the Indian woman's ago
' is about one-eighth of nu inch in thick
. hobs and is kept in place like a cuff
button. New York Press.
An TmlhtnHi Edncatlnn.
The pbysioal training of tho hunter
. wag a part of tho education of ovniy In
dian boy and different tribes had differ
ent modes of developing the powers of
endurance. Among the Omnhns the
youth were taught to run, not so much
to run rapidly for a short distance, as to
keop up nn even pace for many miles,
and the habit of careful observation was
also incnlented. The runners' services
on the tribal hunt were important. It
was oiooessary for them to be able to
trnvol far in search of the buffalo and to
return quickly, so thut ithe tribe could
go forward and tho hunters encompass
the herd before it oould luove any great
distnuoo. They must also closely note
the topography of the country as they
ran bora and there in search st the game
.so as to be able to direct the tribe to
the herd, over the shortest route, which
they might not themselves hove travel-
ed. Theynust also be constantly on the
watch for i tracks or signs of ma enemy,
lest they should bring the tribe into
dangor. It was not uncommon for these
young men (to run from 70 to 100 miles
within 24 hours, taking very little rest
ant food. ""Hunting Customs f the
Omahas," byAlioeO. Fletcher, in.Cen-
rtury.
Safhntll Thlnt For Knowledge.
''Mamma, what day Is this?"
'This is Friday, dear."
"Where's Sunday V
"Sunday is still in the future. "
"How did it get there?"
"1 mean it haunt come yet "
"It hasn't? What's keeping it?"
"Why, dear, it oas't' come until it's
(time for it"
"How doe it know when it's time
fat tt?"
"Don't bother me, Katie. "
"Aiamma, what's Sunday doing any.
bow I" 'Chicago Tribune.
The Newer Critic!.
A negro preacher addressed his flock
with great earnestuess ou the subject
of "Miracles, ns follows: "My belov
ed fri suds, d greatest of all miracles
was 'bout da loaves mid fishes. Dey
was 6,000 loaves and 9,000 fishes, an de
twelve 'postles had to eut 'eta all De
miracle is dey didn't bust. "Atlanta
OonjtUutioJi,
The Compaaa Plant,
On tho western pratrlo Is found tho
compass plant whose leaves point to the
north. We wish to direct you to the
great health giver, Haeon's Celery
King for the nerves. If you are Buffer
ing from dyspepsia, liver complaint and
indigestion, if you are sleepless at night
and awake in the morning feeling lan
guid, with coated tongue and snllow,
haggard looks, Bacon's Celery King for
tho Nerves will euro you nml restore
you to blooming health. Trial pack
ages free. Largo slzo "0e. at W. II.
Alexander, sole agent.
The Alexandrite.
Don't think thnt your knowledge of
wonder gems is complete till yon have
seen nn "alexandrite," green by day
and red by night. And sneh a green
olivo broimo, with a potent suggestion
that red is there. Green when held in
tho sunlight. In a darkened room with
artificial light a ruby whore the emerald
wns a moment before a tawny wino
red of exquisite tone. Edmund Hus
selL Lark Money.
Luck money in Great Urifain is the
gratuitous retnni of 1 shilling per head
on all cattle sold nt miction marts, 9
shillings, per score upon sheep, nin iietira
per head on pi sis up to 30 liill.ii:: !'i
value, twopence per head over ISO ; hil
lings nnd up to 00 shilling.i nnd t
peueo per head over 00 Rhillliij;-' Wiial
npplics to pigs nlso applies to cukes.
Slilloh's euro, tho grent cough nnd
croup emv, Is In great domnnd. Pocket
slzo contains twenty-live doses, only 2."c.
Children lovo it. Sold by J. C. King
& Co.
This country imports from Greece an
nually many thousand pounds of so call
ed dried currants, which are really small
raising.
S1.00 Bottle. S H
One cent a dose. 'is, 1. , ..). : !. f. I
Itia e-lii a. am-rjintea Ivr .i 'v..v-
tflv'.t. It ceres tsv'-i'ot Ccis.-Tnuii.ja
ondistho teitC'curniidCloup (Jura.
Hold by .I.e. KiriR& Co
661) an Education.
TMwutlon nnd fortune jro lniiid In hnnd.
('ft nn (Mlni'iitlim at 11m 4 'nil nil Htmt Not
in til HrhooK l.tH'k II a vrn, Pa. l'liHtrlnH
iit't-nininotlntiofiH nnd low rates. Htato aid to
HUiili iii. For tllUHti'iiti'd iiiiiilou'ii4 lulrln'H!
iajiw bhUOA, I'll. !., rritH'Ipul,
Lock lliivcii, Pa,
TPI33
People's Banrt
STORE
lias jurit received a Large
iStock of
Fall and Winter Goods!
that will be Bold at astonish
ingly low prices.
Boys' knee pants, heavy
goods, formerly 85 cts., now
19 cts.
Desirable line of window
shades at 18 cts.
A big line of men's under
wear from 50 cts. a suit up.
Ladies' heavy ribbed vests
at 19 cts.
Ladies' fine natural wool
vests formerly $1.35, now
95 cte.
Men's winter gloves from
25 eta. up.
Children's all wool vests
from 18 cts. up.
Just received 100 rolls of
oil cloth, for floor or table,
50 inches wide, only 15 cts.
a yard.
Large line of men's pants
from CO cts. up, Men's shoes,
liats, caps, an assortment of
men's, youths' and boys'
clothing at low prices.
Save your money; and come
and see our goods.
People's Bargain - Store,
VPtfEN. Proprietor.
fiXTAKE
A Bis; Surprise.
In store for all who try Bacon's Col-
cry King for the Nerves. The general
verdict of all who have used the great
vegetable preparation Is thnt it Is tho
grandest remedy ever dlseoyored for
the cure of dyspepsia, liver complaint,
general debility, etc. Hacon's Celery
King for tho Nerves stimulates tho
digestive organs, regulates tho liver
and restores tho system to vigorous
health and energies. Samples free.
Large packages Mc. Sold only by W.
n. Alexander.
Ititllveatt (Trim (Table.
PENNSYLVANIA UAILUOAD.
IN KFFKtT MAY 10, 1811ft.
I'lilliMtrlnliln ft Krlo Itnltmnri DlvUliin Tlmn
Tallin. Trains leave I irlf I wood.
KAfTWAItll
9:04 a m-Train S, dally except Siimlny for
Mnnlmi'y, IIiutImIihi-' nml Inteiinefllnle au
IIhhh, arriving nt rhllndHphlii 11:31 p.m.,
Ni'W Vni U, ti:Sl p. m. ; ltiitilini)t-i,il:l') p.m.f
Wiediliarton, 7:'9) p. m riiHttmn I'urlnr cur
from lllliunspurt nnd piisNcnger iMmcliert
from Kane to liilliiflrlphlu.
:nt p. in. Triiln tl, iliilly except Hunilny for
lliirrlsbnr nntl Intermedtuii Mixtion, nr
rlvlnitiit I'hilnili'lphlu 4::l A. M.; New York,
7::ct A. M. ritlltnun Mrcplnir rum from
llioTlMlmrtt to i'lilliulelphla nnd New York.
I'lilliHlrlphi!! piii'tiurrs etoi reninlii Iti
Hlrvpcr uiHllMurlM'tl onl II 7:m A. M.
P::( p. m.- 'rniln 4. dally for Snnlmry, llurrl?-
eurit itnil lnitrnitMllnto Hiutlotm. nrrlvlntf nt
I'lilliiili lphlii. n-.i a. i. : New v:m
a. M. on week il:iv nnd n.: A M. on Hint'
liny: I In It I no vi-, il: . m.: WiiIiIiil'Ioii. 7::
A. m. riiilniiin i'ii I'm from Krle nnd llllnms
porl lo I'lillmlelpiiln. I'lMenuetn In hli'i'pi-r
lor iiiionnoiii nml v iisniiiKion win im
li'iinsferreil Inlo nililnitton hlcener nl II nr-
rlsliiiiy. I'liHHi'nm'r fonrliei ffoin Krln to
riillmli'lplilii nnd VllllnniHHirt to llulll
moru.
AVESTWA HI)
7:M n. m. Train I, dully except r'anilny for
Itliluwiiv. DiiMoIh. riertnont nml Inler-
meiriiHe ntniliniH. l.i'iivcM Hlilnwuy at il:(i0
i. m. lor r.i'ie,
R:AHn. iii.Tmln 3, ilnlly for Erie and Inter
medlnle nolnt.
6:'.'7 p. m. I iiiln II. dally except Hominy for
Mine nun itiiet-mi'iiintcMiimoni.
TIIKlHi.M THAI.NH Full IHtlFTWOOD
I'HUM TIIK EAST AMI Sot I'll.
Tit A I N II Iriivcx liillndi'lphlu H:M) A. I
Wii-lilnulon, 7.."i A. M.; Hull liiKirt. :;"; A. M. t
VIIUeliiile, 111:1.1 . M.: (lull V except Snn
dnv. nrrlvlnir ill HrlflwiHMl nt S:'!7 I. M. with
l'n'llmmi I'mlor enr from I'nllndi'lphia to
1 1 1 1 : i 1 1 -1 1 1 1.
TRAIN ;i li lives New York nl s p. ni.: I'lilln
delnliln. 11:20 n. in.: W iililiminn. in. in n. m.:
Hah liuine, 1 1 ::") p. in.: dully mrlvlnv nt
lrlftwiMd lit H:;VI n. in. I'd II tun il tleejiln
curl from IMilliidelnliln to Erie nnd from
Yndiltii;tin mid Hiilttinore to Willinnwport
linil through pnssenirer I'linelii'M ftinn IMiilil
delplila to Erie nnd Itnlttinorc to Wllllnnm-
pori.
THA1N t leaves ltenovo nt. fl::n n. m., dully
except Sunday, iiitIvIiik nt Driftwood 7:2il
a. in.
JOHNSONBUHt UAILUOAD.
( Daily exociit Sitndav.)
TRAIN 111 leave Kldirwny m ll::ma. m.; .Tolin-
mitiinirif til : iii a. in., iin iviiiK nt i lernioni
nt H:4nii. in.
TRAIN 211 leuveH Clerniont nt 10:;K) a. m. ar-
t'lvlnir nt. .loliiiHitiiliiiitf nt 11:44 a. in. and
Klilxwiiy at llimlii. m.
It
I DO WAY & CLKAHD'IKLD H. I.
DAILY EYCEIT SUNDAY.
HOl.'TllWARD. NDRTIIWAHD
STATIONS.
or
!i :m
IKM
II 4 i
ii ri2
In m
III 11.1
innr
in id
ii-2
Hi:i:
in :im
HI 4.1
111 .'.1
Kidmwiv
1 11.1
1 2.1
I 21
1 11
I "J
12 iW
I:! M
12 "ill
12 ;w
12 :ii)
12 2H
12 2D
tl :
lltind Kim
Mill Haven
Croylnnil
Hliorl Mills
Hltie Rock
Vineyiiid Kim
4'arrlei'
Ilrnekwny vllle
Mi'MInn Summit
llnrveys Run
I'iiIIh ( reek
Dultols
fl 2 !
12 2'!
I ; 111
12 ;w
12 42
12 44
12 4.1
1 ll
1 III
1 14
I 20
1 4.1
II I
inn
II II)
n M
II
B4S
n:n
5 2.1
211
A M
S IHJ
i:i.i
TRAINS LEAVE IMIIfiWA V
East ward. Westward.
Train s, 7:. 7 a. m. Train :i. Il::t4 a. 111.
Train II, 1 :4.1 p. in. Train I. :i:ml p. in.
Train 4, 7:.V p. m. Train It, S:2.1 p. in.
H M. IM.'EVOST,
lieu. Manniter.
J. K. WOOD,
(Jen. I'ass. Ag't.
BUKKALO. UOCHI'.STKIt & IUTTS
UUKGIl HAILWAY.
Tlienliort line lietween Dullols, ltldwny,
nnidford. Snlnnimien, Itullnlo, ItiM'liesler.
Niiiv'iiin l ulls iiihI points In Hie upper oil
region.
On mid after .Time 17tli, IM'4, pnssen
Kr trains will ntrlvumid ilepnrt from Fulls
I reek si ul Ion, dully, except Sumliiy, lis fol
lows: l.iO pm. mid A.:to p. m. Aecoinmiidiitlnns
from riuixstitiiwncy und lilt; Run.
tt:M n. in. Iliiiralonnd Itis-liester mall For
lltis'k way vllle, llitway,.loliiisonliur,Mt.
.lewuit, llrudforil.Siiliimani'ii, Itullnlo nnd
Rochester; connect lute lit .lohiisoiiliurK
with I'. & E. train a, for Wilcox, Kiino,
Warren, Curry and Ki ln.
10:511 n. ni. Acconiiiiodatlon For Hykes,
llltf Hun and I'unxsiitiiw ney.
8:20 p. in. Itrndfonl Accommodation For
Heeclitree, ItixM'kwny viiie, Vjlimuui, i'ar
luoil, UiuKWay, JoIiiisoiiouih, Mt. Juwctt
unit Hradford.
S:IO p. m. Mall For Dullols, Sykes, Ulg
Run l'uiiXHUtawncy nnd Wiilston.
Passeniters are rooueHtcd to purchase tick
ets hefore entciinir the cars. An excess
chnrue of Ten 4'ents will bo colhcted tiy con
ductors when fares nre pniit on trains, f rom
all st at Ions where a t Ickel nlllce Is ninliitaliied.
Thousnnd nillo tickets lit two cents per
mlln, kinhI for passiiKU between all Htntlotm.
J. II. MclNTYiiK. Agent, Falls crock, Pa.
It. O.MATHKWS. E.C. LAI'KV,
General Stipt. Uon. I'iih. Auont.
Hullnlo N. Y. Kix'liostor N. Y
ALLEGHENY VALLEY RAILWAY
COMPANY commencing Sunday
May 21), lSUj, Low Grade Division.
KASTWAltl).
No.l.NoJi.lNo.9. 101
101)
A. M.
P. U
A. M.
P. H
Redllnnk
Lnwsontmm...
10 4.1
4 40
10 57
4 ft2
New Hothleheni
il im
II HN
11 411
12 Oft
13 2.1
S 2.1
5 Hit
5 1
(Ink KIiIko....
Mayitvllle
SummcTvllle .
HrookvtUa....
Hell
Fullor
Reynnldsvllle
Panconst
Fulls Creek...
Illinois
Haliula
Wlntiirhura ,.
Penfluld
Tyler
Glen Fisher...
Honctotta
O rant
Driftwood
6 20
8 2S
S 41
01)
6 2(1
6 20
6 Us
a A7
5 4:
a 07
a 1:1
a 2.1.
12 ai
12 4:i
1 011
a 44
1 (HI
1 2i
1 III
7 0ft
a m
7 00
7 10
7 2.1
71M
7 40
7 A
7 2.1
10 M
11 03
1 as
145
7 m
7 47!
1 4K
1 Ml
1 Oft
7 ft-
8 (l
8 HI
2 1ft
t 211
2 4.1
2 M
S 20
8 27
8 01
8 44
8 M
25
8 IN
8 2H
8 Ml
P. M
P. M
A. H
WK.STWAKD.
STATIONS. I No.2 I N0.6 INO.101 10a I 110
A. M
A. M
P. M.
a aft
P. M
P. M
Driftwood....
Grant
Ilenexette ....
Olen FWIiur...
Tyler
1'eiiUeld
Wlnterburn ..
Huhula
Itaillols
Falls Creek...
Pimcoiist
RcyniilUsvllle
Fullor
Hell
UriMikvlllo....
KuiiimervlUe..
Maysville
OnkltldKO
10 1(1
10 42
ft 00
5 U2
S 42,
7 Oil
7 I'l
7 aa
10 ft:
II Oil
11 20
II ill
ii an
6 till
8 10
8 20
8 211
a 7
a no
7 2"
7 2
7 40
3
8 Ml
8 12
8 2.1
8 U2
8 40
8 4h
9 01
11 4:
I 01
1 2.1
1 1(4
1 42
1 ftH
2 10
2 20
2 Ml
2 ft
8 Oil
8 1ft
a 47
13 10
12 20
500
5 10
7 ft.
8 Oil
8 III
8 as
17
0 2.1
944
10 04
8 ft;
9 Oft
10 lh
10 2ft
New Uothlobeni
v 1ft
l.awHoniiuiu....
Bediiaiik
tt 47
10 00
4 00
A. U.
A. M,
P. U.lA M.I P. Mi
Tmlin dally except Sunday.
D A V I D CC A UU O, 0 SM't. BuPT
JAB. P. ANDEUHON OSK'r.. PASS.. AOT.
fleltla.
JJOTEL McCONNELL,
nEYNOIJlSVILLE. PA.
FliANKJ. M.ACK, PmpHHor.
Tho lending hotel of tho town. Ilendiiinr
ters for conimerclal men. Hleam hent, freo
bus, hut h riNinis nnd closets nn every llonr,
snmphi risims, billiard room, teli'phono con
nections Ac.
JJOTEL HELNAP,
REYNOLnsVILLE, PA.
. C. J)1LLMAX, rn-ietm:
First clnss In every pnrtlculnr. Ts'aled In
tho very centre of tlio Inmlness pnrt of town.
Freo 'bus to nnd from trains nnd commodious
miniplcrooin for commercial travelers.
QOMMEHCIAL HOTEL,
imoOKVILLR, PA.,
rillh '. VA Mil EH, Proprietor,
Humble rooms on the irround flisir. House
heuteil by nntiiral gas. Omnibus to and from
all trains.
jOOUK'S WINDHOU HOTEL,
1217-211 FlLIIERT STREET,
PIHLAI)ELl'HIA, - l'ENN'A,
PHKSToy J. M(HK, Prnpriitnr.
1142 bed rooms. Hates fj.lio per day Ameri
can Plan. D'fhlock from I1. R. R. leHt nml
i lll.s k from New l. Ac. R. It. Depot.
lHtcrltniirott.
E. NKlT-
JUSTICE OP THE PEACE
And Real Estate Azent, Iteynoldsvllle, Pa.
c
MITCHELL,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Office on West Main street, opposite the
C'linimercliil Hotel, Heyuoldsvlllii, Pa.
D
tt. H. E. HOOVEIt,
UKYNOLDHV1LLE, PA.
Resident dentist. In hullillnit near Metho
dist church, opisislte Arnold hlis'k. (Jentle
ness In operation.
C. 7.. (111I1IMIN. JOIISt W. IIKPO.
QOHDON A HEED,
ATTOHNEYS-AT-LAW,
IlriNikvllle, .lelferson Co., Pa.
Ofllce In room formerly iwcupled tiy (Jordon
& CorlM'tt West .Main Street. .
w. l. Mccracken,
Braekvillt.
o. m. Mcdonald,
Bejrtoldivillt.
jcckackkn & McDonald,
Attorney tml Vminsrlfars-ut-Lini!,
Olllces at Reyuolillvlllo nnd llrookvllln.
JEYNOLDSVILLE LAUNDKY,
WAH SING. Proprietor,
Cornor4th street nnd (lordon nlley. First'
class work done at i-easomibh) prices. Oivi
the Imindry a trial.
JJtt. It. E. HAKIHSON,
SURGEON DENTIST,
Iteynoldsvlllo, Pa,
Oltlce In rooms formerly occupied by I. H,
McCrelKht.
N. I1ANA
Will Sell All
Ladles'
Misses'
and
ciiiidren's
CoatsCost
This is a Great
Saving for any
body wanting a
Garment.
Come and see
for yourself.
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The X Star,
If you want h New
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We linvn (letidod to oflr THE
fetrirtly in Ativnnno, to new and old HubHcriberp.
The old HiihHcribui-B will lie exj)ected to pay up
all avmuage togettlie benefit of this of
fer. The oiler will hold good until
January 1, 1806!
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StorieH, Grand Army Matter,
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The most complete line of House Furnishing Goods in Jef
ferson County. We do not buy "Cheap John"
goods to fool the people, nor represent
goods to be better than they are.
"You can fool nil the people
the people all the time,
people all tho time."
inferior goods and fool our customers
and only have the people that can be fooled
all the time left to . buy from us. We want your
trade and know we can give you Satisfaction.
Gome Early and Late to tne
Revnoldsville Hardware Co.'s Store.
Remember our Furniture
Second
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51 Mo H A M P t ohMZ
- nirfrf l- i '
irst Nati
OF JtEYXOLDHVILLE.
CSP1TKL 980,000.00.
C. Rlltrhell, Prealdenlt
Steott RfcClellaud, Viva Prea.
Jobo II. Kaucher, Caahler.
Director)
0. Mitchell, Scott MeClulland. J.O.King,
Jotfupli WtniuM, U. E. Brown,
(i. W. fuller, J. 11. Kuuoher.
Doo a (rcnernlbnnklndbuHlnpiMand nollclta
the accountB of nierchiitiU, pmfdiwlonnl mon,
fiirmerM, tntH'liiinli'8, mlnero, lumliermen and
othiirn. prnmlHlnK the moHt curuful uttontiun
to the uiulueiw of nil pui-Mjnu.
Bute Deposit Boxen for rent.
First National Bunk building, Nolan block
Fire Proof Vault.
Every Woman
Sometimes needs a rell
nb!a monthly regulating
ejedicioe.
Dr. PEAUS
PENNYROYAL PILLS,
Are prompt, Mfe ana eartaln In malt. The genu.
In (Dr. Tear.) never dlauppotnl. Bent aujwnere,
11.00. realltwUclas0o,CISTtUBI.O.
For aula at 11. Alex Htoke'i drug (tore.
t.aaJiXiialliiifii
m Hi mi ii ii !
praaB
F
onal
Bank
Dote ! $1
Star
I I ! I I 1 I I I I a
STAR nt One Dollar a Year,
STAR
F U UN ITU H El
K
U
U U T 1 1 K U Fl
part of tho time nnd part of
but you cannot fool all the
Wo do not wnnt to sell
and Carpets are on the V
Floor.
OIL
TAKES THE PLACE OF UANCER0US
GASOLINE. GOES IN ANY STOVE.
TlTTP'VPTf N0 SMOKE, DIRT OR ODOR. 'A
WANT AGENTS on
r salary or commission.
Send for Catalogue of
Prices and Terms.
NATIONAL OIL BURNER CO.
69 a CCDAK Ave.
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
COME INI
Where?
TO THE
"Bee Hive" store.
WHERE
L. J. McEntire, & Co.,
The Groceryman, deals in all
kinds of
Groceries. Canned
Goods. Green Goods.
Tobacco and Cigars, Flour
and Feed, Baled Hay and
Straw. Fresh goods always
on hand.
Country produce taken in
exchange for goods.
A share of your patronage
is respectfully solicited.
Very truly yours,
Lawrence J. Mc&ntlre & Co..
- The Crocerymen.