r I . mt Star. Nithncriiitimt $t.RO rr ymr, or $t.OH if ii(t nlrirlltj in advance. . A, HTV.VItKHnt1. fctlllor mill lnh. WEDN KH OA Y. (X!T ) U E It 2Ti, Atvlnil'inilinl IiiimiI pnper, pitllllii'ilnvi'ry Wmlni'-ituy ill Iti'.vimlilsvlllc .lfrTifoii In. I'n.. rtovnli'il Ik ltn Inti'reiU iif l-i'vinililivllln nnil.li'ITi'riini'iiinl jr. Niii-k ( 1 1 1u I, r 1 1 1 1 rent all Willi fitlrn, nncl will iMMxperliilly frli'inl ly towttrtl the lulMirtiiR 'Ih. Pulm-rlpl Ion prlretl.ntiper yi'nrjn iHlviinrn. Ofinimtitilrnllitn InteniliMf for piibllrniliin mint lie iii'i'oiiiKiiilcil ly the wrllor' ilium', not for piihllrnt Inn, lint a a mmrunii'i. of f i mm) fill I It, liilei-eilln Hewn Helim ftullrlti'fl. AdrertUlii- nili' miuln known on apnllrit tlnnattlii' nnVe In r'roelillrh-lli'iiry Pluck. f aonidily riiiiininnlriilliiiw nml Hnmm' of Mr1vfrHiMitititH hIhmiIiI rniii'h thl nflli-e by Momliiy ihhiii, Atlre nil rnnmiiinli'nllmm lot'. A.Htepli nnnn, Ui'rnolilsrllli'. I'll F.nteri'il m Ih" pnilnnVn lit Ktyni1ilvllle, Pa., aMmnl iMmm nuill mutter. Tho full oli'iMlcin. drnwftli ni'iir nml cnnilliliilon nro nlinklnsr hnnila with tho Vur i"iiil", Onu of Mm linporlHiit tlilnun fur our hin'ouli "ilmls" Id imiiihIiIit noxt yi"r will Im pnvinu tin) atrvctn with lirlrk. It('yiii)lilrtvlllij'KroHM'cl fur ir(WNrlty litta not lwi'ii ih lirltflit fur ) t .ir a n It, Id now. Noxl ;,' sir w onu cxpict u mili Htnntlul liiioin. Itinhop Hull nyi4, "Truth tuny bo Hmothori'il, lint It oiinnnt ll: It miiy Im iliHtrulwil. hut It. will bi known: It tnnjr iiiiiii.mm,.i1. hut It will triumph. Look not inoiirnfully into lint pn-t, nays Lonefi.'lluw. It ihiiiick not Imck Htnli). Wlwly luiprovo tin) pri'mint. It In tlilni'. (io forth to moot tlm ulinil owy fiitiiro wit limit four nml with a manly ln-m-l. Air gun mill nllti hIioIh nro ilnncnr nii woapotiH In tho IihiiiIm of unuill Ixiys, PHpoolully wlu'ii itsoil on llio HtivolH of a town. ITowovor, thoro mu not ninny ni'cIih'ntH In (IiIh plai'o, I'niislcli'ilnir thn numhur of Iiovh tliut osn nlr kiiiih. Thore nro mom pooplo whoroail tlmlr tltlo clour tn IVmmylvnnln ronl cstnto than to mansion In thn vklos. lg Hun Trihum. Anil thorn nro ninny pooplo whoclnlin to hnvo tit log oli-nr to hoth that hnvo m-lthnr, bopnimo both Hre morti;ni;iMl. Tim ilovll holds mm of the inort(ii(fin. Tho town Iiiih boon ovorrun with atnut, hI.Io-ImiiIIi.m IioIxhih during the pant wui.'k, who hnvo boon Ih'KkIhk from door to door, for JiihI a fow ci-nta to get a bite or mip, anil whim thny got uoukIi of tho needful It Ih always a mip they Rt. Alcohol Ih thidr favorite bi'V' orago, nml they nianaKo to keep tanked up by working tho sympathy raokct to tho limit. IVovIhIoii hIiouIiI bo ramie to havo tin-in run In and put to work on tho HtrootB us boon as thoy show up In tho town. Tho pooplo are getting vory tired of the annoy unco, and Holier, do cent folks have no right to bo tormented with this class. Frouport Journal, Tramps havo not been as numerous In Roynoldsvillo this year as they havo In previous yours, but the great demand all over tho country fur luborot'8 la proof positive Unit most of tho trumps are too lazy to work and would rnther beg. Last Wednesday morning's Pittsburg Vitpuh-h was a 40-pago industrial num bor, treating in Its numerous reviow articles not only of the growth and status of tho manifold industries of Pittsburg and Allegheny city, but han dled, also, In a conclso, yet comprehon' wive, way tho vital Interests of ono kind and another in every borough of Alio ghony county and every town In the populous region of Wostorn Ponnsyl vania, Ohio nnd Wost Virginia trlbu tary to trie city of t'lltsburg. It was illustrated with hundreds of half-tono portraits of public men and prominent citizens, and with many beautiful sconlo views. The list of contributors num bored 40 and the subjocts they discussed were as many, including archlteoturo, science, coal, coke, glass, natural gus, banking and stocks, clearing house, capital and capitalists, 4o., Sic. The scope of this review by tho )i(itch was very comprehensive and great euro was taken that it should be accurate, interesting and instructive. Character Mads to Order. It la dangerous In these days, when science Is making so many wonderful dlHeovorlt'S, to bo skeptical regarding what the wise men may be nbln to ac complish, for when their predictions nro ninilo good we may be laughed at for our lack of fnllh. Hut we are In- lined to doubt If thn fascinating prophecy of a "leading New York sur geon" will ever, bo fulfilled. "As our physiologists and pathologists are be coming acquainted with tho duties per formed by almost every square quarter of an inch of tho whole brain," he says, It Is almost certain that thn twentieth Mintury will yet be young when the surgeon, under certain Dominions, will form or mold the clinrncter, cause hab itual drunkards and criminals to become snlnts nnd cure bud temper nfter a few win ks' residence In a hospital. If no unforsoen barrier stanils In our way, wo ball, before thn present generation Is ilosil, hnvo swept the pollen courts and prisons from tho land as no longer need ed." It will probably be inmiy years bo- forn surgeons nre able to nilvorllso: "Chiirnelers formed while you wait." Alcoholic excesses are not entirely a matter of tho brain after the victim has become far advanced In the habit. Iti'juvcnnlloti of tho hialii would not restore tone to tho stomach wenkened by mnny jvnrs of nbuse. Hurglcnl operutlons may chnnge human ten dencies, but not human nature. That Is unchnngenhlo. As long ns there nre human brings It will continue to crop out and we shall have need for our prisons and police. Modern sur gery will hardly bo tho advance agent of tint millennium. Mot thn prophecy may form the basis of some very pleasant day dreams. Pittsburg Jlttily AVirs. The Bounty of Providence. "(iod was very good to us. lie scattered his gifts hero with a wonder fully prodigal hanil. Ten thousand miles of sea coast cqulped with spa cious harbors; 2.1,000 miles of naviga ble rivers, great lakes planted right whero commerco snomed to require them; mountains of Iron; coal enough to supply tho world; gold, silver, copper Indeed overy metal which mnn needs Hon nil less forests. A climate so friend ly, so varied, that wo enn produce every manner of fruit and grain a man re quires. Wo made fairly good use of them all. Since thn close of the Civil war tho progress of this republlo has horn the marvel of the whole world Wo have gone forward with leaps and bounds. Wo havo outstripped every nation on earth In manufactures, min ing and agriculture. WhyV Gladstone, not a great mnny years ngo, In a leallet published by him, snid: 'Our daughter over tho sen may somn time overtnko hbr mother.' Supposo the blessed old man were alive to-day and should write the fact what would be say? 'Our daughter beyond tho seas lias over tnken tho mothor, has distanced her In tho rneo, and can only see her now look lng backward through tho dust raised by tho wheels of her own magnllleeiit progress.'" Senator Hoar's speech at Worcester, Mass. It Is tho "I will," not the "I can't," spirit that Inspires moo and boys to tackle hard jobs that often confront them. John 11. McCluro, fifteen-year-old son of A. T. McClure, of the Royn oldsvillo Hardware Co., has demonstra ted what a boy can do when he boa the "I will" spirit bubbling in his breast. Mr. McClure, although one of our lead ing business men, lives on a good farm at Paucoast, and about the time the fall work was ready for attention, the man who bad been doing Mr. McClure' farm work decided to take unto himself a wlfo and uUo resign his position on the farm. This left Mr. McClure in a pre dicament, as bis partner, Francis Smith, was down with typhoid fever, and Mc Clure had to give his entire attention to tho bu&lncb in the town. After the situation was discussed at home, John, who Is an umbilicus boy, volunteered to top into a man's position and see that the fall crops were gathered In. The biggest Job was eleven acres of potatoes, but with somo help the lad garnered 1,700 bushels of potatoes from tho eleven ores, and Is managing the othor work of the farm aa well as a man could do. When John assumed the responsibility of digging the potatoes, Sw., he did it with a determination to suoceed, and ba did succeed. . ' Quids for Exposition Visitors. Thn Nattonal Ex port Rxposl lion man agement has received Inquiries from ninny Intending visitor as to the most direct route from tho railway stations to the KxiNxltion. Tho distance la not great, tho way Is easy and a slnglo faro only la required on any street car lino bringing thn railway station and tho Exposition Inlo communication. Visitor arriving In Philadelphia at the Ilroad HI rent Hint Ion of the Penn sylvania Hnllnind or at the Heading terminal of the Konillng Hallway, take nra going west on Market or Walnut street as far as Thirl v-slxth street, where they will bo transferred to enra reaching the Exposition grounds. Hluglo fare. Visitors arriving at the llnltlmore & Ohio Hallrond HI at ion, at Twenty fourth and Chestnut streets, lake cars west on Chestnut street or Walnut street to grounds. Single fare. Hunt h Street Htntlon, on thn Philn- dclphlu, Wilmington ft I lull I more Hull- loiiil. Is within a minutes walk to the grounds. Left My Hed and Hoard. All iiersotis arc hcri'liy notllleil nnd iiiu- lloneil not to trust or liiirlHir my wife, Kill III lliiKrt Mtirlno, nisin my iieeoinil, as alii loft, tny lu ll mid iHinril Jiiiia III, IsiM, without Just nine or iiroviH'iilloii, mill I will mil liny hills nf her roiilriirlliiK. Caiimisb Maiiino. Ills Soldier I'n., t VI. .11 h, IMIHI. If von buv vinir hats and neckwear at Mllllrens you are sure It Is the latest and best. The Elk Is the best nnd only natural gas heater. For snlo by Heynoldsvllln Hardware Co. lllng'a showing of dross goods cnnnot be equalled In town. Ily word of mouth isoplo affect to adore religion; however. It Is by tho works of every ilay life that one adorns religion. Hohitis-in's will move their shoo store Nov. 1st Into thn room recently occu pied by Hon Ton bakery. Attend Bhlck At Wagner's salo of tin derwear on Thursday of next week. A Sunken Fortune. Evory year runny thousands of feet of timber and logs arn lost by sinking to tho bottom of tho river In tho pool of the dam. The timber becomes water soaked and goes to tho bottom where It remains and Is eventually, partly or wholly, covered by tho sand that drifts In with tho summer floods. Men are now at work recovering somo of this lost timber. An open frame work of light timber Is constructed on which thoy float about looking for a sunken stick. When one Is located It Is brought to the surface of the wator with plko polos and fastened to tho timber (lout and taken ashore. At tho present prices of timber there Is a fortune lying at tho bottom of tho pool of tho Lock Havon dam. Lock Haven Exirens. The J'Virni Journal Is cheap but not too cheap to bo good; it is full of ginger and gumption, und bus as rauny othor good things In it that you can use aa any paper at any price. It will be sent Ave years to subscribers of The Star who pay arrearages und one year in ad vance and 25 cents extra, or tl.25 for the J"uriM Journal for five years and THE Star for one year Fifty pair of odd sizes at half price at Williams' shoo store. Mitchell, the Ladles' Tailor. Mllllrens school suits are better and cheaper than all others In town. Blng & Co. are showing a large and exclusive line of furs and wraps. When you buy, buy from the man who advertises his wares. He is not afraid of competition, his goods are up to date, he keeps no old stock on band he keeps bis goods for sale, not to be moth-eaten on the shelf. Brookvllle Junior rrtf. For Sale 12 lots in the Rhoads ad dltlon at $50.00 per lot. Inquire of Mrs, S. M. Rboads. How about our school shoos. Call and see at Williams' Bhoe store. The Elk is without doubt superior to all other heaters. , Roynoldsvllle Hard ware Co. Ladies, try our tri-oo-fa, softest walk' lng shoe mudo. Williams' shoe store Not any better, few a good as the ft-a horse blanket. For snlo by ltoyn- lilsylllo Hardware Co. Mothers, are you going to send thn hoys to school? If you nre, call and seo Mllllrens suits and huts, ENNSYLVANIA HAILUOAD. Philadelphia tt Erie Kullrnnd Division. In effect Muv 21. 1KIHI. Trains leave DrillwiHsl ns follows: RAHTWAItll (M a in -Trnl ii h, wei-kiinys, for Biiiiliiiry, Wlllo-Nliiimi, lliirli'lon, I'lillsvllle.Si rsnliili, lliii-rlshiira ami I hi liilermi'illiitii sln tloiis. nrrlvltia at riillHilelilita fl:l p.m., New York. W:.m I), in. I lliilllmnrn,H:IIO p.m. I WiishliiuiMii, 7: ffi p. tn I'nllman I'arlor enr from VllllnmMsirt lo I'lilluileliililti himI pus seniier couches from Kimo to I'lilliulc Iphln ami Wllllnmnpoi't In HiiIIIiiioik ami WhsIi-IiiuIoii. 1:111 p. m. -Train , weekdays, for liar- rlslnirs nml Intermeilltiln stations, sr rlvlna at I'hllsilclplilii 4M A. n.i New York, T IM a. in. I Mnlllmore, x:K a. m.t WnshhiKton 4. an A. tt. I'ullmnn Hlctiplna ' rars from lltirrlshui'K lo ritlhiilelphhi himI New York. I'hlhlilellililil piixseliKer enn remnlll III slcetier uwllsl in heil until 7 SMI A. tt. 10 I'! p.m. Train t.ilnlly for Kioilniry. Harris- num null iniermcniiiiii si ill miiis. arriving tu I'hlliiilelphln, ll:M a, M.t New York, U:.'IM A. u. mi week days mill I0.:is A M. on Hun ilayi Haltlmoro, H:ll"i A. M i WnihliiKlon, 7:1.1 A.M. Ptillmnn sleepers frum r)rle nml Wll llnmsMirt to IMillailelphln nml WllllnmsHirt to Washington. I'nsHCiiKcra In sleeper for lliilllmorn ami Wnsliliiiiloit will he trniisferreil Into Wiinlilmf Ion a ecner at. Wll- iliiinsporl. PussciiKei' conches from Krl in riilinilc Iphlu ami Wllllitmsporl lo linltl imirn. WKHTWAItll lias a. rn.-Train 0, weekdays, for Krln, UIiIk wny, Illinois, l.'lormonl miij principal Inter meillnln stations. 1:44 a. in. --Train a, dally for Krle and Inlur ttieillntfl liolnls. p. in.--Train lit, weekdays for Kniift nnd llilertneniiMe still ions. Tlimil'lJII TKAINH Villi lilUKTWOOIt HtKM TIIK KAWT ANHHIIIITH. TRAIN V leaves New YorkA:riA p. iii .l'lilliidel- piiin s:ni p. m. I wasiniiKioii l-n p. m., I nil - ilmore H.4II p. m., arriving at lirlfiwood 4:ilH a. m.. weekdays, wllh I'lillmitn sleeners nml piissenKcr conches from Philadelphia to Vile mid Washington nnd IlKlllinorti to Willi IIIIIHIMlM.. TKAIN leaves New York nt 7:fln D. in : I'hlla iieiniiia. ii :?ti n. m.i wiisiiiiiimoii. cr.w n. m.i Halt I morn, II :;'', p. in. I daily arriving nt llrlflwissl at 11:44 li. m. I'lllliniui sleeplna Ok. II.. t.. Ullll linssenger eoneties from Philadelphia lo Krle and ttalllmore lo WlllhirusiHirt. On Hniidnys only Pullman lccter Phlliidelphlii if, r.rie. TKAIN III leaves I'hlladeliihhi S:4 A. m.t Washington. 7.nti A. M.i Halt I more. s:nri A. M.i Wllkesharre, Hi:.'.1 A. M.I weekdays, arriving at. Iirlftwisid lit 11:42 P. M. with t'lillmnn Parlor car from Plilhidelphla to WllllamsjHirt and passenger roiieli lo Kane. r10ltPOItATION NOTICE. Nnlhn Im littfuhv iHvmii thiit, mi niiiillriitlmi will In iiiudn In Otii (lovnniornf f hi 4 'ommott wiMiltli of IVtiiiHylviuilit 1111 Thurmluy, tho till 1. .1.. .. Kl.. lutUI l.a f A im ii nuTi'iiitn'ii i"mr, tfj rt, i . rnnii, I;. J. Loriiiillz, .htint'M HwiMniy, T. I. (.urmHii Hint U. ii. Mcl'iir himI. iiiHlnr t ti net nf Ah mwiiIiIv ff (Im roiiifiMinwniih h of IVnimvl vaiitti cnlltliMl "An net provlilftl for Him iii rorHirntloii himI ri'itiiliiiloii of rcrtiilii ror- liorHUoim," Hprovi'ii Atrii znim. IN74, himi thn Hii))lnintiilH llicrt'to for thr rtmrliT of hii liHnll roriMirutloii to Iw chIIimI thn "Iti'vti- olilHllltt Trurlloii i!oiiiiniiy," tho rhm-Hi'tor aimi onieri or wnirii ih to oiiiih, rtiiiiiitiiin himi oiHrntt h tMiHHiiorir railway in thn HonniKh of l(ivno1uHVllhHiMl Inrrltorv Hilliifnnt t hm- lif, tsiii) nri tun iiii)nni' iif iiiiti'i fim7n-r nma iM.oy all thn rtuhtH, hcnnfltH iiik irlvllitfH of itm Htiui Art or AHMcnihiy nnu itMMHiH'tfifniM. JAM KH A. r Til AN A II AN, ('tolHr iHih, iMim, HollrHor, V LAflUI LT V AS REPRESENTED i ft IU ft ft V p V o Of o rU if STYLISH AND o V Is every item tn our fall and winter stock. Keeping along right lines OITorlng only reliable makes, Enables us to recommend the goods Clves us faith in their qual ities. Tho low margin That satlsties this store, Make possible particularly pleasing prices Valuus that fall buyers will not bo slow to appreciate. Closest investigation on your part An honest comparison Will result in your buying here Will assure you that this stor gives you always best returns. SENSIB LE IDEAS That bear a price that heralds them as Superior values That have every necessary quality feature. Fortunate buying Enables us to offer you these out-of-the-usual prices, But our customers always re ceive every benefit. The buy lng of these goods here, As well as any autumn need, ttu Means best economy xzv TIT A positive saving on your part. JjJ M A fact that careful buyers are M Tv nulek to note. irTv W Rintr Rt Po O Connections via Johnsonburg H. H. and Ulilgway A Uleartleiu It. it. p. in. in TIM 7ll nut SKI A 47 It 4 J B.lS U -S B III A 1.1 SKI 0 Id" Sim ft in 4:m m 1 M) p. III. a. m. ""io 4.. A r to:is ! :tn Hi .11 in at in i'n in it 10 lift M 4II IV a. ni. :n Ar s VZl till VII VH7 Viri HM S47 S4:l s ;iw s : I.v S IS l.r 7 0U A r r)4r, 10 wruKiiAvs. Clermont. WiHslvnle QiiIiiwihhI HlllUh'S Hun liisiaitier Htralght Ulen Mael Itendllro JohtiHoiiliiirK Itldgway Ar . p. in III M II r II Oft II IM II 14 II IV II -ii it m 4. II Ml Ulilgway Island Itnn t.arriiaii Trnnsfar t!royland Hliorts Mills Illue KiH-k iarrler llris'kway vllln llilres Mills McMIiiii Htiinmlt Harveys Kim rails rreek Illinois Pill Ih ( 'reek lteyiioldsvlllo Hrisikvllln New lleihlehimi Hed Hunk l'ltlslmrg a. m. p. in. I.v 7n aw im i27 7 i -' n '. 7 2t n i i u vi 4:1 ii 12 4 7 id MM 7 4:1 I no 7 47 I 04 7 51 7ft4 I 13 ArHMI 120 Ar to I 4.1 Xv s :ti i 2.1 S 4H I IS V 2H t on III 10 2 I'.l 10 Ml H m At 100 ft ao p. m. p. m. Through I'lillman Parlor far tn Plttshnrg 011 train leaving rails I reek at h.mh. m., rn. turning on Iriitn leavintf riitsiiiirg at i..np.m j. 11. 11 ij 11:111 - i?4ij-i. j. n. noo 1. Urn Manager. Oen. I'nui. Ag't. A LLEGH EN Y VALLEY RAILWAY COMPANY. In ctTcot Sunday July .4, 1-ow tiiaili) Division. KASTWAIlll. STATIOHa. I'lttshurg Hed Hank I.awsonhain .... New llelliluhum Oak Itldgu Maysvllle Hiiiiunervllle ... HriMikvllle Hell fuller Hey 1111I1U vlllu .. I'niicoast Kails drunk Iliillols Hahula Wlnterhiirn .... I'eiinlleltt Tyler Heiinexuttn Omni driftwood No. A. I V 0I II w 11 17 II .' II K II fts 12 Ift 12 ill ffo.ft." P. M. I a .mi 4 01 4 4 :r? 4 4:1 s Ml ft p; 12 47 I III tl (Ml I 1 aft 1 4: 1 .171 02 2 t 'X, t2 44 i 10 P. M ft 92 A Ml tft AO II III A 20 .ft A 4! A 4; a ii; 7 21 7 110 7 ftft M So. v. A. M. A III A lft tA 271 A 4: tl) M 7 00 7 10 7 SI 7 7 an 7 .'ih S 17 ts 2; tftft A. M. P. M. ft Ift 7 4.1 7A4 H IV tS 4Al V OV 9 2S S 40 4.'.l lltshurgn.OOii. m Train 41 IHunilavi leaves Hed Hank 11.1c! due at llnsik vlllo 12.27, Jteyn oidsviue i.iMi, Illinois i.2u p. ni , rrain 4.1 mu nun vl leaves i' nsuurtf n.l.l n. m Tied Hank 7.4ft dii nt llnsik vlllo V.OA, lieyn oiiisvine .., iiuiiois n.tio p. m. STATIONS. Driftwood Urant Hoiin.xe.tte Tyler Punntleld Wliitorlmrn .... Hahula Do Hols Pall (J reek Paucoast Key nolds vllle.. Kuller Hell Hrookvlllo Hummervlllo.... Maysvllle OnkKldge Now BethluUein I.awsonhuni. Hed Hank.... I'ltlsliuru. ... WKHTWAIID No.tt No. 2 l. M. II an til All 12 04 12 2li 12 37 12 4: 12 A: 1 Of. 1 Mi 'iw 1 AU i m 1 in 2 lift Z 41 t 4111 8 Ift 8 2ft s ao p. m. M A AO t7 HI 7 2. 7 A0 7 m S 04 14 S 2H S Kl ts as S 4S V 04 TV 1ft t 2:i V as 9 ft5 10 01 10 10 io as 10 AO 1 00 P. m. No. 10, P. M. ft M tA III 6 2SI A .17 707 7 ia 7 2lt 7 4ft rial ts 01 s 10 t 27 tS M 8 4H 9 m tV 2ft v ai v an. 10 I 10 2ft 7 20 P. M.I Nm.S. P. M. 10 0ft 10 12 tlO IS 10 2ft 10 41 tl0ft2 11 00 P. M. Train 44 IKundavl loaves DuHols. A.40 a m duo at Keynoldsvllle A.ftS, llrisikvllle 7.2S, Ked nanK s.:s), 1'iiisDurg il ia a. m. Train 42 IHundavi leaves UuBoli 4.20 D. due at lteyiioldsvlllo 4.40. Hrookvlllo 5.11, lied Hank A.aft, Pittsburg 9.2A p. ni. I'lillman parlor buffet car on trains ft and A between I'lttsliurg and Driftwood. I'arlor car chair rate Plttsiiurg to Keynoidsviiiofto cents. .IAS. P. ANUIK(li'l li UN r ASS AUT. OHAS. H. I'HICE.OemX.Bupt. "DUFFALO, ROCHESTER St PITTS- - JiUUUU KAIL, WAY. TIME TABLE. On and after Orlols-r V. 1S9V, pasiten cer trains will arrive and deDart from kevn oldsvlllu station, dally, except Sunday, aa louowai DiriRT. 7:00a.m. For Falls Creek, Do Hols. Big Run I'unxsuiawnoy, nuiior, anu riiieuurg. Loir nocts at DuBols for Curwen.vlllH undl'leur- Held and all points In ( learttold division; uiso wun main line train ror nns'away vine. niugway, jonniionDurg aim israaioru. Pittsburg flyer leave DuBols at 12.S0 p. m. lor israuioru, nuiraio auu uucnesier. 4:40 p. m. For Fall Creek, DuBols, Curwena- vuie ana uiearoeia auu all poiuta on the V, at 31. uiviaion. ABBIVI. 1:20 a. ni. V.4S n. m. Thousand mile tickets good for passage over any port Inn of the 11., It. ft P. and Beech Creek railroads am on sale at two i2j cents per mile. ror uciieta, lime tames sua mil iniurma- tlon apply to K. -Avis. Agent, Reyaoldsville, Pa. S. V. LAPIY, Uen. Pas. Agent, ttocbester ti.Y I AM HKIiliING OUT MY STOCK OF WAJJi I'APEll WITIIfJl.IT KEOAIU) Tt) COHT. OI)l Uffli THAT WtLlt AT 40 AND W) CENTS I'ER ROLL COINO AT 5 CENTS. IIIIOKEN COM HI NATIONS THAT MAY HE OF USE TO YOU AT TEMITINO FKJIIREH. IlETTEIt COME DOWN KKIHT AWAY WHILE THEY LAST. tl.liO WINIM)W HHAUES SLIOIIT LY SOILED AT 2!i (ENTS . . . STOKK. TJIK DltUOGIST. t MILLIRENS Remarkable values for this week the best clothing val ues in the county. enn SuitH, m(f f .lieviotn, J.lacK -7iaf ulvlua ciril Men'H neat all-wool Huh. news and DreH of hanrlnoino, pure WorBted, SergtiH and Cheviotn, and Fancy Clays and Hootch Tweeds, newest styles and patterns, made with the greatest care in such a manner that insures retaining their shape. The prlceB are so low on all these suits that you will exclaim to yourself: How Cheap! $6, 8.00, 9.00 and $10. Tliese are all new goods, so don't go elsewhere and buy trash. MEN'S Fall Dress Trousers All new Fall Stock A splendid choice of Stripes and Checks in Cheviots, Worsteds and Cassimeres. Every pair right up to Tailor-made Standard, Prices 75c, 1.00, $1.50, $2.00, $2.50, $3.00, $4.00 and $4.50. Millirens. Shick Wsurner At Shick & Waffner FOR EVERY AGE AND EVERY SIZE (1 WE HAVE GOOD GOODS AND NO OTHER KIND We want your Traded j we want every laay mat is in l i . l r T g- uie inarjei ior a jyrei.s, a ioai, or Cape, a Suit, Underwear, Shoes, or anything in the Dry Goods Line We want every man that is in the market for Underwear, Shoes, Gloves, a Suit, or anything in the Gents' Line, for himself or his boys, to see our line and Good Values.
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