THE WHITE HOUSE.
ARRANGEMENT OF THE OFFICIAL
QUARTERS OF THE EXECUTIVE.
Vli'ttn I'rmn llio Wlmlnwn tif tlw V.nnt
Rnnm The "Hull of tin IlnpinlntiMl."
Tililimir la Alltinut thr llnljr Mmlrra
lnt'rmritn tit In the Itultilliiff.
Mr. I!. ('. Nml wrlnun 1'iijwrfnr T1i
IVntury on "Our Fellow litizrii of tlm
Wliiti' ilntw," di-votril to till- ulllcilll
viirr mill duties of tlie )nslli'Ut, ill tlie
ilium' of vliieh lie iy:
At 10 o'clock nliiintljr cHncrniililn h1k
njiiiinst tlie of the Imvrier an-
nonticc to the citizen who luia nrrived
utiilrr tlio Kinml lxirtul that the execu
tive liimiximi In "i n" to visitors. At
9 o'clix'k tlie eitfii i iliaiitfiil to "rlim
ed. " The (loorkeeliem nwiiiK the door
open to cverylioily. Witliin the liuo
MHlilmle liothinit in wen w hich imli
cnten the nrrntiK' mi nt nud inriwr of
the different junta of the niniif ion. It
wnii not nhvuy no, for originally the
now cotici'iilid corridor, or middle lmll,
with tho Ktiiircnw on the rifxlit, wan n
piirt of the I'litiHiiep hnll. Now the
xpners Ix'twei n tlie middle column nro
cloHed with colored kIiis pnrtition, nnd
tho vcHtilmle is simply a large, nquuro
room tih nsiint to ttvt out of.
No way appear to open to the Ktiife
upartment in tho center or to the vest
wiiiKi v hieh in devoted to the private
apartments. Yet iiIiihs doors ure there,
Hk.ukIi as imperci ptilile to the slraiiKer
as a (twinning panel. To the left there
is a door which is always open. It ad
win to n Finall hall, across which a sim-
llar door is the side t'litrance to the
UN at ciiht room. About this npli ii;iid
room, coiuprisiiiK the whole cast Hid of
the mansion, the visitor may wander at
will 1 lore ti e poi traits or enjoy from
the window . ihc beauty of the treasury
Imihliiijj to the cast or the impressive
landscape to the south, including the
towering shaft of the Washington mon
ument and beyond the ever charming
l'otei'.iac, spreading with enlarging
curve towanl Mount Vernon, and in
the private garden uudcr tho window
ho may chance to sec a merry band of
little, one.
From tho small hall between the ves
tibule nnd tho east room a stairway as
cends toward the lie dial line of the
building to a wido middle hall, ou each
side of which nro tho oilice of the pres
ident. Tho arrangement is simple, nnd
in the floor plan covers the space occu
pied below by the east room nnd the
green room, the latter being the coun
terpart of the small hull with the pub Ho
stuirwhy just mentioned. At tlie head
of these stairs, over the green room, i
tho cabinet room, which is the first
apartment in the south side of the hull,
;i jog of two steps, at the private door
into the president' room, marking the
raised ceiling of the cast room below.
The prcMtii nt reaches his ollico through
the cabinet ro 1:1, entering the latter
from tho library, which correspond ou
the second floor with tic blue room of
tho stato upaitnieiits. l'rcsident Arthur
iudi ed used the library as his office, und
the cabinet clianil er for nil anteroom,
while his private secretary wuh domi
ciled in the traditional ofiiccof the pres
ident. Dining his first tirm Mr. Cleve
land presei vi u the same arrangement,
lint General Itarrisou went buck to the
oilice hallowed by Liu"o1u'h occupancy,
and Mr. Cleveland, ou his return, found
tho nrrangcivcut so satisfactory that ho
continual it.
Heyond tho president's lurge, square
oflieo is tho corner room win ro Privute
Secretary Thurber is always either
wrestling with tho details of executive
business or st,.iu!iug with his shoulder
braced against tho crowd struggling to
sco tho prcsii.i nt. It is a narrow apart
ment nud might bo called appropriately
tho "hull of the disappointed," tho sug
gestion being emphasized by portraits
of the greatest of presidential aspirnuts,
Cluy and Webster, to which Mr. Thurber
added, ns his private projsty, an en
graving of tho closest contestant for the
ofllee, Governor Tildeu.
Ou tho north side of tho hnll there
are two rooms which correspond to thoso
on the south side just described, the
small one being occupied by Mr. O. L.
Pruden, the assistant secretary since Gen
eral Grant's time uud tho custodian of
tho office books as well as of the tradi
tions which govern the publio sooiul
routine of tho executive mnnsiou. In
Lis room sits the telcgruph clerk at his
instrument, and by the window is a tel
ephone, which suves a great amount of
messenger service between the president
and the departments. Occasionally a
congressman, with less ceremony than
discretion, attempts to get an appoint'
mcut with tho cur of the president over
the telephone, uud there is a record of a
stage earthquake produced in tho private
secretary's room by a furious congress
man who found the telephone ineffect
ive and his Olympian style even less
so, Notwithstanding that it is almost
the sole modern improvement in the
. White House, President Cleveland was
seen at the telephone but once, and then,
needless to say, not ou call.
Bafuty la Iteauty.
A worldly futher, after the style of
Lord Chesterfield, was giving good ad
vice to his sou, who was about to make
his entrance into society.
"And, above all, avoid flirtations;
but, if yon must flirt or fall in love, sir,
be sure it is with a pretty woman. It is
ulwuys sufcr. "
"Why?" usked the young man.
"Becuuse miiiu other fellow will be
sure to be uttnu ted uud cut you out be
fore uuy huriu bus been done. "London
Telcgruph.
Arcturus is not less than 70 uud is
probably nine than 100 light years dis
tant from us. lliis star certainly sur
passes tho suu in volume many thousand
times.
Tho British government still employs
foreign mercenaries in its army. The
Cimkhas, tine soldiers of Nepal, ure em
ployed in Uiitisli India.
THE REYNOLDSVILLE
Building and Loan Association,
OF REYNOUDSVIUUE, PA.
Seventh Aninml Report,
Mafeh 22nd, 1897.
OFFICGRS.
Vrtsitb nt t,. .1. Mi-Kiitiiu.
l'lmiilinl 11. C. llellilc.
M. M. Davis, Soli'-itm:
John M. llavs.
t '. .1. Kerr.
IV.
PIKGCTORS.
John M. Mavs. A- A. Kleinliuns,
II. ('. IVihle. K. H. Wilson.
T. K. Kvbiim. J. M. Moore,
M. S. Sterley.
V. A. Horpol, Xlnlun Cooper,
F. S. HcilTinan. H. H. Heliiap.
C. J. Kerr, I ' Mcl'.ntiie.
Mrrti First Monday Rftrr Third Saturday In Each Month.
Statement of Cash Receipts and Payments to
JVIaneh 22, 1897.
UIHT.Il'TS.
Dues. Ae
Insurance
Sale real estate FettorholT house.
Kent
I'AY.M
Loans
Withdrawals.
Insurance paid
Furniture and Fixture
Forfeited Stock
Stationery
Interest mi advance payment. . .
Loans due borrowers
Italanoe in treasury
Assets and
ASSF.TS.
Loans on llrsl mortgage
Due from stockholder. .
Heal estate
Halauee in treasury
LIAMILITIKS.
Value of slock
Dues paid In advance.
I'neurned premiums. .
Due Solicitor
Due Treusurer
Statement
DATKOF
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April.
Octolti'
April.
Oi'tolx'
April.
Octolie
April,
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April.
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April.
OctolH1
April.
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We httrv i:ru ill I mil tliv lumkn
rrjmi'f VwriTt,
M.V.VOLEMAS,
On und after April 111. 1117. a bonus, us stated below, will bo paid for
withdrawal of stock: this in addition to tlie withdrawal vuluo us stated in
Uy-Luws:
1st Series Stock.
2nd . " " .
3rd " "
4th " " .
5th " "
lit h " " .
7th " " .
Sth " " .
nth " " .
Kith " " .
11th " " .
12th " " .
lllth " " .
OFFICE HOURS.
0.00 A. M. to 12.00 M. 1.00 P. M. to 4.00 P. . M.
G.OO to 7.i) P.M.
Kxcept on Saturdays and Salesdays, when tho ottiee will lx open from 11.00 .v. M.
to 7.30 p. M.
Free Trip to
WE will furnish transportation from Reynoldsville
to Niagara Falls and return over the B., R. &
P. R'y, and two days' board at Hotel Imperial, one of
the leading hotels at Niagara Falls, to the person who
will secure the largest number of
Gash Subscribers
to THE STAR before June 15th, 18.I7. Subscription
price to be fci.OO, strictly cash in advance. See partic
ulars of this offer elsewhere in this issue of THE STAR.
0. A. STEPHENSON,
Ed. and Publisher.
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Ilntlrontt Ctm (Titbit.
J K NNSYLVANI A HAILKOAD.
IN KM-KI T NUVKMMKK M, JSIMl.
I'lillnilclplilH Ik Kile ItiilltniKl III vision Time
1'nlile. Trains leim driftwood.
KASTWAIttl
H:IM n m-Tiiilii , ilully exeeit Hiiiiilny fur
Siintiiiry, lltirrlHlitii'ic nnd lute' nieiiliite siii
tliiiiH. iiirU Inn nt riiiliulelliiii ll:'J:i p. in..
New Vol U. i:4l p. III. I lllill linore, ll:ll i. m.l
iivliliiutiin, J:l.'i p. in I'litliniin I'lii lor ear
from lllliiuiHti't iiitd iiiisseiiiter eouehes
front Kline to I'lilltiilelphfii.
:." p. m.Tniln (I. dully execpt Siniiliiy for
HaiTKItiirir nnd Itiierinrdttiie stiiiiiuis. nr
rlt liiviil I'lillmlrlphlii 4:Hi A. M. New Vi.lll.
T::ci A. M. Piillmnii Sleeplin; eiirs from
lllirt'lslllll'tf to I'llllllllelphltl nnd New Vnlli.
Plilllillelphlll linssenuers full l-elniiln tit
sleeper undlst in lied mil II "::m A. M.
K::n p. in.- TiiiIii 4. ilully fcif Hiinlniiy. Ilnn ls
Iturii nnd Inlerniedlnle siiitlotts, nrt-lvlim nt
rillllKlrlplilll, II A. SI.: New Vmk, V:.t.l
A.M. nil week llnvs nnd IH.:ts A M. on Sim
ln y s lliiltliiiure. il:'.n a. m.: W iiIiIiiu-1ho. 7:i
a. M. I'lilltniin iMit- rriim Krle nud W ililiitns
poli tu I'lilllldetphlii. i'ie.selitfel-s In sleeHr
for llnltltniiic nnd Wicdilnvtuii will lie
trnnsfei'i'ed Into iililiurniiislfcicr nt II111--rlsliurir.
I'nsseuuer eeiii'lies from Krie to
riillmlelphlii uud Wlllliinispint to Itn 1 1 1 -more.
WF.STH Altll
7:il ii. in.-Tiiilii t. dully e)ieept Hi ml u v fur
Itliliruny, litiltfils, clernniiil mid i'ntei
luedhile stiitlons. Leaves Hldtxwuy nt :i:ltl
I'. M. fur Krle.
I:.M ii. m.Tniln II, ilully fur Krle mid Inter
medltile iHilnis.
Itriil ft. m.--Trnlii II, dully except Hutidity for
Kline nnd iutei-medluiesintlons.
TIIIIi'(i TRAINS I'OU IHtlFTWliO!)
I HUM TIIK KAST AND SIM I'll.
Tit A I N II leu vi-H I'ltlliiileliilitn s::m a. ni.!
Wiislilinrtoii. T..V a. M.l Ho 1 1 i mm i . h:.mi a . m . ;
Wllkcltiirre. Pel.'i A. M.l tlnlly eveeit Siin
ilny. ittrlvtittr nt ItrlftwiHitl ut r:','ii r. m. with
I'lillniuii I'urliir cur from l'lilliidelililu to
Wlllhitiispiirt.
TWAIN :t It-it ves New -York nt s p. in.: I'lilln
tlelptiiii. 1 1 :iti p. m.: Wic-hitm'toii. l.4 p. m.:
Iliilllniiile, ll::'ili p. in.: (hillv nrrlvlli'.' lit
IniriiMied ul te.vi ii. m. I'ullntmi letjiln'
cut's fitmi I'lilhiili'lplilu in t.i if und rmiii
ie.liliit'lnn und Itub iinoie tit V illlutii'-iii'l
nnd lliriiil'.'li pic-i'iiuet-rnuelie-. friin I'lillu
di lpliln In I i ie nnil Hull luiiit e tu W lllluiits.
pin I.
Tit A I N I leaves lleintvo in il::m n. in., ilullv
except s 1 1 1 u I : i , torlviinj at liiifiwniid 7:'l
ti. in.
.K illN'Sf iNIU'l'ti KAU.IiOAl).
I Daily except Siindny.)
I II A IN Iti len ve Itlil.'wiiv ill ICJOii. lit.: .Inlin-
stiiiiiiirii ul H:;is n. in., tirt lvliiir u! ( let luuiit,
til o:;i.'i u, in.
Tit A I N W leu ves Clei iniilit ill 1li:t." it. in. ur
rt.lnu' in .1 .Ii ti-i hi I ii 1 1 u ut 11:41 it. in. ui.il
llliljivuv ut I : i m 1 1 , . m.
JllMiVAY & fl.K
AUI'IKIJJ !. n.
OAlf.Y KXCKIT SUNDAY.
SiH'TIIWAHD. NdltTIIWAHD.
I'.M A.M.
STATIONS.
P.M. I'.M.
3 no " it .lii
1 .13 II .M
11 III II Si Kltluwnv 3i
I J 17 i:tl l-hiinl Hint I :..
li il li:iil Mill lluvt'ii I 4s
13 :t! IMS litivliiiitl III?
I3:ul n.v; Slim is Mills I ;i4
13 411 II 57 llllle litH'k I ti
13 43 II VI Ylnevtlitl Klin 137
13 4.-i HUM Currier 13.1
13 V, IOI3 tlriH-kwiivvlIlp 1 in
o.1 10 -'; Mi Mlttn S'limiiiit 1 in
(Oil 103.1 llnrvevs Kiln 13.1s
I 1.1 lii:m I ii I Is Creek 13 .VI
14.1 114.1 Dlllltils 13 4(1
Tit A I NS I.KAVK UIDdWAY.
Kustwurtl. Wesiwui-i
TiiiIii s. 7:17 n. iii. Trnlti :t. II::H
I'tiilli II. 3:lo p. in. TiiiIii l.:i:lo
Tritln 4. 7:.Vi jt. in. Tritfti 11,7:31
ll lit
Ii llti
II 04
5 Ml
ft. 17
.1.11
ft 14
r. u
ft 3s
ft 30
ft 10
p. in
p. m.
.1.
II. III TCIIINSIIN,
(Jen. .Mnutiuer.
.1. U. WIKiD,
(en. I'liss. An't.
JJKKCII t'HKKK ItAir.ItOAI).
Np Yi rk Central & HticJion Rir R, R. Co., Losiee
c(iniii:nhi'.d timk tamlk.
I1IMI1 IT
Kp Mull
Nit. 17 Nn:n
p 111 p nt
I. VIA 1
IIK.lll ll'IWX
l-sp Moil
Nolle XtiiM
Nov. 111. I'HI.
1 11 111
...I'ATTdN ..
MAMA I'TKVT.
. . . Kei tniiiir . . .
TtiAzz.ui.TT.
.. . Keriiiiiur
. New Mllpiut .
(Ililltlil
....Mlli'liells...
l.ve
Arr
l.ve"
A'i'
'4 no
ti II I III . ..
Jill.1 13:11 I. VI
s .V, IV 3.1 ...
s4irt: j.i An
S 1.1 I! II ....
: l!(ii....
S ill II .VI . . . .
4 10
ft 01
ft 41
ft HI
ft .13
ft .Is
II 1.1
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ft :m
JJJ."-!'''!''!
'leurtli'ld.lillie
.1 .1'
H(is li:il ... .cl.KA Ul'l KI.D
I ll 11:
113ft
1 11 :m
1131 Al l'.CIi'iti llelil .liine. I.ve II :H
II 13 WiHidliiuil 11 1.1
II 111 Ill'.-ler 11.13
III is Wiilliiff tun 11 .17
IK Ml .. Miirtlsilnle Mines ... 7IKI
1041 l.ve Mtllisiiu Air 7 If.
ir.i
ii :m
11 4
11 .VI
11 .lit
707
7 1.1
II .V,
j 411
7 is
7 13
114s
11 ;
11 111
ft is
ft tu
4.1s
447
10 HI l.ve 1 .wl,.., 1 Air 740
Mill Ari l 1 I'slHi , ,vo 11.1.1
7 40
11 Vi
10 :m Air Miim-iiii l.ve 7 I
7 I
I'l-K iniMiriie , 1
10 13 I'l'.AI.K 7 4(1 7 43
.m niiiiiiiowii 7.17 soi
II4.I SNOKSIMIK SII4 S (IS
H 4S .... IIKI'.CII Clt r.KK S4S KiY
s:u Mill Mull HOI It 11
H 3.1 LOCK ll A V KN no? ll I
s 1.1 Yinnnrdnle ti HI 113
4:11
4:m
siKi.lKIISKY SIKH.'K.irNC. 1) -Jit 1140
Tftft IK. ISFV s ioi.'K .... 11:10 111:
4 ihi 7ii l.ve WII.I.IAMSI'T Arr Id ut 1030
i 111 u 111 11 m p ni
pill It III I'llll.l. ItK.UllMI It. II. 11 in p
C3 40 ilftft Arr WII.I.I AMSI' T I. vt. 111 30 HI :m
k:h iin l.vt I'llll.A Arr ftut 710
4:l l.v S". YTvIh T"h iidhi iVn Ar (liifl
7:io l,v..N. Y. via I'lilln.. Arli73.1 :
h ni p ni pjii a in
Dally Week-diiys f ft no p m Siiniliiys
t loftft 11 ni Hutu lo y
"b' New Yiii'k pitssenxers trttvtdliiir vln I'ltll
uilelplilii on 10.30 11 111 t ruin friitn Willliinm
putt, will clmnjo' airs nt Ciiluinlilu Ave.,
riiiliiilL'llthiii.
COXNKt riONN.- At WIIII11n1siM.it with
Pltllilllelplilll&ltetiillliKK.II. Al.lersey Slttire
Willi lull lln.uk Kiillwuy. At. Mill
Hull Willi Ceiiirul Kullrouil of I'eniisylviiiilti.
At PlilltpsliiirK wlih I'eiiiiH.vlviinlu Ifullrotid
null AlliHHiuA. I'lilllpliiiin CiinneetliiK II. U.
At Cletirlleld Willi llilllulu. Itis'liesler &
I'ltlshurifli Hitllwiiy. At Multiiirey mill
I'll 1 1 . in with Camliiln & Clemlleld Division
of I'c iiiisylvmilii Kullrtiuil. Al MuluilTcv Willi
Pennsylvtitilu ti. Nni'lli-Wesierii llullrimil,
A. (i. I'AI.MKII, K. IlKliniMAN,
Stiiierlitli'iiilent . (Jen'1 Puss. Aut.
I'lilliiileliihln, I'u.
BUFFALO. ROC H F.ST'KH & PITTS
HUHGH RAILWAY.
The short linn lii'tween ltiilluls, ltldnwity.
Ilriidfoid, Suhiniiinea, llilltiilu. ttts'liester,
NIiikuiu Fulls und imiIiiIh la the upper oil
region.
Ua and after Nov. Iftth, lslhl, pussen
ffor trtilns will arrlvo und ilepurt frum Falls
Creek stilt Inn, dally, except Siindny, us (ul
lows; 7.3ft 11 ni 11 ud l.:i1 a m fur Curwensvllle und
CleiirHeld.
10.00 u ni H11IT11I0 mid ItiM'hester ninll For
HriM'kwiiy vllle, Klthwuy..)iilinsoiiltiiri.Mt.
Jewett, llnitlftirtl.Suluiuuni'ii, HulTulii mid
IttM'hester; eoituectluir ut .liiluisonlmrtt
with I', & E. train II, fur Wilcox, luinu,
Wui run, Con y and Ki ln.
10.27 u niAceomiiiodat Ion For Hykes, Bin
Hun uatl I'linXHUlawney.
10.3s a ni For Kcymildsvlllu.
l.lft p tn llrutlfitril AccoininiHlution For
lieeehtree. liixs'kwny villi, Kllioinit, Ctir-
liioii, Klilixwity, Jtiltiisoiiliiirx, Ml.Jnwult
and lli uilfoi'il.
1.2ft p. 111. Ai'etintnitiilut Ion for Pauxsii
tiiuney uud lllx lion.
4.3.1 11. m.-Mull-For Dullols, 8yke, Hill
I11111 I'liiijtxiitiiwucy mia iiImuii.
7.4(1 11 111 Aeconiiiiodulliiii fur lllu Kan mid
ruiixsiiluwiiey.
Pusseimers lire reiiiesled 10 pureliusii tick
ets liefore enierlox llie curs. All exec
I'liut'iru of Tell Cents will lie cullei'teil liy euo
diiclurs when furcH urn puld uu train, frum
uil si ul Inns where u ticket tilllec Is ma 1 11 tallied.
Thoitsiind nil lo tickets ul two cents per
mile, ikhkI fui pussiiL'e lietween all nUiiI.ui.
J. II. Mcl.vi'YiiK. Aueni, Fulls Creek, I'll.
K, C, I.Al't.Y, liun, Pas. A Kent,
UiH'hesli'i' N. Y.
N. HANAU'S
Ladies' Capes
and Jackets.
Children's Coats.
liiidit's' Onpt's, regular
lricf 84. (0 nnd r.(H), nt
s?'J..ri().
Lndifn' CapfH, regular
price s.r).o), ('..()() and 7.00,
nt k'5.00 juitl :i. ,r0.
Ladies' Capes, regular
price S?ii.00 to 10.00, nt s'i.OO
and 5.00.'
Jackets, tlie same reduc
tion. Child's Coats, regular price
82.00, 3.00 and 4.00, nt 81.25
and 2.00.
Geat Reduction in Men's,
Youths nnd Hoys'
OVERCOATS.
Also in Men's nnd Hoys'
Woolen Underwear.
Hoys' Knee pnnts, regular
price ,r0(;., at 25.
A. D. Deemer & Co.
Invite everybody to call and inspect their big store, brim
ful of new goods new in every sense of the word,
as we never carry goods from one season
to another and the very latest styles.
Shirt Waists
All with the new sleeve,
detachable collar and ruffs,
six different styles of ladies'
white collars to be sold sepa
rate; and the new ribbon for
ties, something up to date.
Silks
For waists, dresses and
trimming. Cheap Kaiki wash
silks in plain, stripes and
check. Plain, changeable
and fancy Taffety's brocades.
Scotch Suitings
Homespuns, cheviot ef
fects, checks, all the new
colors; the quality will sell
them. Dress patterns, no
two alike, nor will we dupli
cate on them.
Spring Wraps
Ladies,' misses' and chil
dren's coats and capes in
velvet, silk and cloth. Ladies'
coat suits and separate skirts
in all the new patterns. In
fants' long coats.
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Wash Goods
Department contains all
the late linen crashes, home
spuns, etamines, French and
Ceylon organdies, dimities,
lappets, lawns.
Embroideries, Laces
We are overstocked
with that line. You will find
a variety to select from.
Clothing Department
Will be found complete,
everything new and nobby.
Men's, youths' and boys' suits,
pants, shirts and underwear,
neckwear, hats and shoes.
Shoes
We have shoes to fit
everyone, spring styles just
in. "Deemer's shoes wear
well" is a common expression,
but well earned, for once a
shoe customer they are with
us always.
Deemer & Co.