THE PAST. I tnHt "The paat It la aVail. 1 will bury It drop and atllt. With talilct ovit Ita hrad, 'ot tin drati on may anrok no 111.' " I duff nWn down In Ilia loam, 1 aratrd up the grave with prayer. Rut the pant waa the flrtft one home And watted to (treet me there. Jeanette llllaa Olllrapy In Columbia Literary Monthly. ANTS ACT AS STRATEGISTS. Cnlonlea of thm Innvet Tmct Bwalneaa With Military Praelalaa. From a military Ntandpolnl the metli rxls employed by nntu to irovlilc food for an nnt colony are almost perfect. Their foraging parties are faultloM. both la planning ami execution, and re almost uniformly tuccvasful. A resident of this city who visited Bomb Africa give this description of n foray of an army of ants. The army, which be estimates to have numbered about l.'i.OOO anrs. tarted from Its home In the mud walls of a but and mart-lied In The l' rectlon of a smn.ll mound of frexh earth but a few yards distant. The head of the column halted on rntehlnif the foot of the mound and waited for the rest of the force to arrive at tin place of operations, which evidently was to be the mound of fresh earth. When the remainder had arrived ami halted so flint the entire nrmv wn ns embled, a number of ants detnehed themselves from the mn'.n hotly awl began to ascend to the top of the mound, while the others begun moving o as to encircle the base of the mound. Soon a number from the detachment which had ascended the mound, vvl dently the .attacking party, entered t In loose earth and speedily returned, etich bearing a cricket or a young grans hopper, dead, which be deposited upon the ground and then returned for a fresh load. Those who had remained on the outside of the mound took up the crickets and grasshoppers as they were brought out and bore theui down to the base of the bill, returning for a fresh load. Soon the contents of the mound seemed to be exhausted, and then the whole force returned home, each carrying bla burden of food for the community. Here. then, was the regular foray, planned and executed with military precision, the country surveyed. tli depot of provisions known accurately before the march wits made and at the mound prudential division of labor and care tnkcu that none of the victims should escape. New York Herald. Test For Weak Mind. Two men In a ctife were discuHsltig a gift by a noted millionaire of n large sum of money to found a college chair of psychology. "What Is psychology, anyway Y' ask ed one. "It's the study of the mind, or the soul," said the other. "What's the good of ttiatV" asked the skeptic. "A great deal of use." answered his compaulon. "I have studied It to some extent myself and can detect a weak minded man from a strong minded ono by a very simple test. For Instance. If I can make you say 'fourteen' nguinst your will you lack will power. Will you let me try It on you 7 I believe I can make you say It." "Make me say 'fourteen' against my will? Tou can't do It. Fire away!" And this Is the way the test worked: A. How much are six and four? B. Ten. A. How much are eight and three V B. Eleven. . A. How much are nine and seven? . B. Sixteen. A. (triumphantly) Aha! There, yon aid It I knew you would. B. (Indignantly) Said what? A. Sixteen. B. But "fourteen" waa the word we chose for the test A. (coolly) Well, you've said It now, anyway. New York Tribune. Age Is not to be feared. The older a good and healthy person grows the greater becomes bis capacity to enjoy the deeper, sweeter and more noble kinds of happiness which the world affords. w v. GGLE A 7 PneT old i it iathe Rrcut quit - alter - you - hnve - .utra-un niKgeat paper ol ita aiu in the t'nii. : Una ol Arucnco baviuu over a milliou and a-balf reguha tCMdti a. Any ONE of the BIGGLE BOOKS, and the FARM JOURNAL VSJoaSaxT' l ,nJ lw) wiU by mr it bamplcol FAUM JOUkMALtmd circular deacrlblits BIOOLB BOOKS dee WtLlixa ATKINSON. CHaa. , JKMK1MS. Addrow, Memorial Day. Tho desecration of Memorial Day by tho Introduction of festive feauires Is a oacrllcgo that Incurs the disapproval of every patriotic American. This day Is liulltiwed by ceremontt s In memory of the dead. Those who participated in the greatest civil war In tho world's history, whether living ordoad, deserve tho reverential consideration of all the people of the great republic, As the survivors of the conflict march in sol emn procession to place tho tribute, of sacred memory upon the graves of their fallen comrades, every head should bo bowed in reverence, and let no man feel shame If a tear bedim his eye as the depleted ranks of tho veterans pass by. The man who mars the solemnity of the occasion by tho introduction of unseem ly sports or devices deserves the execra tion of his fellow men. Kane litpuhiienn. Olonous News Comes from Dr. D. B. Cargilo, of Washita, I. T. Ho writes: "Eloctrio Bitters hits cured Mrs. Brewer of scrof ula which hud caused her great suffer ing for yeurs. Terrible sores would break nut on her head and face, and the best doctors could give no help; but now her health Is excellent." Electric Bitters Is the best blood purifier known. It's tho supreme remedy for eczema, tetter, snlt rheum, ulcers, bolls and running sores. It stimulates liver kid neys and bowels, expels poisons, helps digestion, builds up the strength. Only 50 ct. Sold by H. Alex. Stoke, drug- When a man or woman is oppressed with ennui, and life seems a burden and a boro. physical pain Is a good thing to bring them to their senses. A howling toothache, or a robust case of acute rhoumatipm will generally effect a cure. "If I were only rid of this,'1 moans the sufferer, "I would ho happy." The trouble with most people Is that they do not know how to appreciate the bles sings of life. Good health In Itself is enough to make a properly constituted Individual glad he is alive. Think of the people afflicted, with incurable diseases, and who have the most loath some burdens laid upon them. If they can find sufficient philosophy in their souls to be in love with life, why should not you, with robust health, be exuber ant with Joy? PunxBUtawney Spirit. Reduced Rates to Philadelphia. On account of the Republican Nation al Convention at Philadelphia, June 19, the Pennsylvania Railroad Company will sell excursion tickets to Philadel phia from all stations on. its line at rate of one fare for the round trip (minimum rate DO cents). Tickets will be sold and good going June 15 to 10, inclusive, and returning to June 20, inclusive. Now is the time to take Dr. Gram's Grandmother Medicine, the old time spring medicine like grandma used to mako for blood, liver, kidney and stom ach disease. 3 month "a treatment f 1.00. No cure, no pay. Sold by Stoke, the druggist, for the past 11 years. Army Liniment, hot shot for all aches and pains. 25 cents. Try it. 3 mo DOES YOUR HEAD ACHE IT WILL HOT IF YOU TAKE KRAUSE'S HeadacheCapsules WOO atewsr for any inju rious ubManeo found in thoeo Capanlea. Will Cur any Kind of Mono refunded If not aa we aay. Sent poet paid on nwp di pnoa,HB TwiJiTT-riYX cum, NORMAN LICHTY MFC. CO., Dm Moines, lows. For sale by H. Alex Stoke. BOOKS 7K Farm Library of unequalled Talue Practical, Up-to-date, Concise and Comprehensive Hand somely Printed and Beautifully illustrated. By JACOB BIOOLE No. 1 BIOOLE HORSE BOOK All about Horeea Common Senat Treetlae, with orer 74 illuatrationa ; standard work. Price, jo Ceuta. No. 2 BIOOLE BERRY BOOK All about rowmr Small Fruits read and tears hrm ; contain! 43 colored life-like reproduction.!)! nil irnuitw varieties and too other illuatratioua. t'ricc, jo Lctii. No. 3 BIQQLE POULTRY BOOK All about Poultry ; the beat Poultry Book In existence ; tella everything ; WM113 colored life-like reproduitituia of nil the principal breeds; with 101 outer UluaUatloua. Price, so Ceuta. No. 4 BIOOLE COW BOOK . All about Cow, and the Dairy Hualneaa ; having a arent sale; contnine 8 colored life-like reproduction), nfi-ach bleed, with 132 other illuatratioua. Price, 50 Ccnut No. 6 BIOOLB SWINE BOOK Juat out AU about Hog-a Breedinfr, Feeding-, nutrh. cry, Uiaeajea, etc. Cunlnlna over So heautilul li au tomat iuul other engraving. Price, 50 Cent. TheBIQOLB HOOKS are unique .orlgi tin) .useful vru never saw anything-like them eopracticnl,iK)8enr.)W . I Ik y are baviua; an enormoua aule Knt, West, Ni.ith mul s bouth. livery one who keepa a tiorae, Cow, Hj ur Chicken, or growa Kinnll l rulti. oueht to ncud ni'fct awuy fur the BIUQLU BOOKS. 1'lie FARM JOURNAL ror yott and not a roiafit. It it 17 renra kollrd-down, bil-the-nuil-on-tl.c htail. Buid - it, Putin and Hnitwhnlrl ';ir in FAUM JOl'ftKAr. - III f..i ' V, A Monster Devil Fish TVstrnylnif It victim, Is a typo of count iput ion. Tho pnwi-rof thin malntly Is felt mi oi'tfun. nervi's, nitixi'les anil btitin. Unt Dr. Kind's Now Llfo Pills aro a mfo itixl ci i-twin tsnro. Host In the world for stniniich, liver, kitlnoys antl botvfls. Only 2o wnts at H. Alex. Sldko's tlrti(t store. .. m Special Notice to Stockholders. Ollloj of tho JutTiirson and I'luarfiuld C) l and Iron Company, It. yniildsvillc. Pa., March 30, l'HW. Tho nourd of Directors of this Com pany ha callod a kH'cIrI mct'lins: of Its stockholders to bo hold at the ffie of the Company, at Hoynoldsville, Pa., on the sovont h day of Juno, 11)00, at 2 o'clock p. in., fur tho pui-posu of voting for or airulnst an incirnsu of tho Indebted ness of thu said Company, for tho pur xw of purcliHfiiio; additional lands, coal, coal rl(fhtH and propurlica. (iKO. L. Katon. Socrotary. What Is Celery King? It Is a solentlflo combination of rare roots, herbs, harks and seeds from Nature's htbora torr. It cures constipation, nervous dis orders, headache). Indication and liver and kidney diseases. It is a moat wonderful medl. cine, snd la recommended bjr physicians feneralljr. Remember It enrea constipation. Celery Kins; Is sold la Bo. and SOo. packages by drursists. WAN'TF.M SF.VEKAL I'F.HSOXS Ft)K 11K trlet tiflioi MnnnirorN In tlilH atnte to ropn1 wnt nit In llielrown iittd atirniiitulInK onun tloa. U'llllnir to pny yenrly a4Mi, pnynhlo wookly. Iti'Hlriibli. employment with iiniisuul 1Mit mil t lOH. Kefurenoes exehnnied. Kn rumv Kolf-iid(lt-eaed Htantitorl onvulope. P. A. I'ui k. ;iM Ciixtoii ItiilldliiK, I'lilenico. 5-3A-m. AY, II. STAMEY, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Olflee nt Hotel MeConnell, Reynoldavllle, P MITCHELL. IV. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. OIHee on West Mnln street, opposite) the Commereiiil Hotel, Keynoldnvlllu. r. G. m. Mcdonald, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Notnry Vuhlle, renl estate attent, l'litenta HtH-uieU, colloi'ttoim niHflu promptly. Office In Nolitn bliM'k, Kuynoklnvtlle, I'll. s MITH M. McCREIGHT, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, I Nutury Public unci Koul Eatiite A if en t. Col leetlonH will receive prompt attpntiim. OWee In Froehltch Jk Henry liliH-k, nenr prmtoftice, lieyniildsvllle 1'n. D U. B. E. HOOVER, REYNOLDSVILLE, PA. Koxlflent dentin!. In the Froehllrh & Hen ry hliH-k, near the pnatoltiee, Mnln street. Gentleness in operatine:. D U. L. L. MEANS, DENTIST, Office on aeennd floor of Flmt National bunk hulltllnK, Main atreet. D U. R. DKVERE KING, DENTIST, Office on second floor Reynoldavtlle Renl Entute lildii.. Main atreet, Kuynoldavllle, la. E, NEFF, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE And Real Eatate) Attent, Reynoldsvllle, Pa. H. HUGHES, UNDERTAKING AND EMBALMING. A full line of supplies constantly on hand. Office and wareroom In the Moore building on Main atreet. JJOTEL BELNAP, REYNOLDSVILLE, PA. FRANK DIETZ, Proprietor. First class In every particular. IOCated In the very centre of the bualneos part of town. Free 'bus to and from trains and commodious sample rooms for commercial travelers. JJQTEL MOCONNELL, REYNOLDSVILLE. PA. FRANK J. BLACK, Proprietor. The leading hotel of the town. Headquar ters for commercial meu. Hieam beat, free bua, batb rooms and closets on every floor, sample rooms, billiard room, telephone con nections avc. L. M. SNYDER, Practical Horse-Shoer and General Blacksmith. llorKe hlioelnu done in the neat out, manner and by the latent imprnvud uiethodN. le palrlnn of all kinds c.aiefully and promptly done. cU'i'iarAi'iioN (JllAUiM tli). HORSE CLIPPING , Have Just received a complete act of ma chine hoi-e clippers of latent style itH pattern and am prepared to do cllppinu: In tiie beat ponslhlo uianuitr ut reioionable rates. Jackson bl. near Fifth, Ueynoldavllle, Pa. Subscribe for The Star If you want the News. i LLKGHENY VALLEY RAILWAY In olToct Sunday, May 27, 11MKI. Iow (inido I)ivltoti. KAHTWAItl). .i.,No."i; f,o. l.:So.(V.T5ii). 7. STATIONS. IMttsbnrit. ... Red Hunk ... l.ttWHonlinni . A. at. A. mJa. m.'P. m.!p. m. il ( 7 M s'ii ts ;n f ta 07 :u in New itetblehem link Kldiie Maynvllii fiiinmervlllo . . Ilrookvllle Iowa Fuller Kevilolllxvllle . f'ancoasl "nils t reek.... DilHoln Plibnla Wlntcrbnrn ... I'eiinrlvld Tyler Rennecette. ... Orunt Drift wood 8 111 0 (W II M Note Train 41 (Httndiivi leaves I'lttsburs S.IOa. m., Red Hank II.I.MImokvlIlp I ; (I, Itovnolrtnvllle 1.14. Falls Creek I :S. Imllols 1.20 p. m. Notk Train 7 011 Sunday will make all stops between Red Hank and UnHols. WaXTWAHll. .... i is I 0 in 1 1 n .... II 2:1 4 m 11 :n . .. 4 is .... 10 tw 11 to 4 in .... 10 m 4 A7 .... I2I a n:i .... Kills 8 20 Ml" III n 12 l A 117 t 21 HI m ;l nl t6 21' ll II tn is 4; 1 1 Zl I Ml All n M Ml M 21 7 IH II 41 I III fl Ml 7 II II IV) 1 2A a 7 VI I il" M 7 hi I 4 7 tn 7 i I ft 1 7 l.l 7 4 tm 7 2:1 S IS t 21' 7 41' s 2 2 a; :7 n; I S M .... I 3 .". I H t A.M. A. M. I'. M. !. M stations No.tuJio.it No.2. N.1.14 So.10 eTATIIINS. A aJt. M A. M P, M. P.M. Driftwood fUno'llliM ,.6M Grant ta H7 til IW .... til 18 Benneiotte 7 0S 12 nil .... (1 27 Tyler 7 111 12 211 .... fl M I'ennfleld 7 W 12 t ... 7 01 Wlnterlmrn 7 44 12 i .... 7 011 "libllla 7 An 12 IM .... 7 21 DiiKols V, SIS I III .t III 7 ; Fulls 'ret-k A 82 S 2S 121' fl IT 7 42 Piim-onst 18 a tn 22 t7 47 Reynoldsvllle.. 47 1 I iC! A HI 7 AS roller HI tH A) .... tA 4A ts 12 losrn t7 Oil tA M) ts 17 Hrnokvllle 7 IS II 9ft I Ml 6 02 IS HO ummervllle.... 7 SI 9 l 12 12 17 . .. Maysvllln 7 An itt 2 2A SHI ... OakRIdite ?ftu to ;U ... tit .... New Hetblebem SOI 4t 2 11" tl 4s .... I.awsonhnm.... S Itl 10 10 tH 04 7 17 .... Red Bank h 4") III 2n a 1.1 7 2S .... I'lttsbura ll IA I2 40 I A HO ti AA .... A. M. p. m. p. m. P. M. p. M. Train 42 Ifiindnvi leaves Diiltols 4.10 p.m. Falls Creek 4.17. Heynolilsvllle4.:, Hiookvllle o.tn, Keti iinnR s.wi, I'lttsiiiirg .:m p. m. Trains marked run dallyi dallv, except Hiiuday; t flait stntlon, where slitnals' must be shown. CH AS. R. l'HICE, .1. 1'. ANPKRRON, Oen'l Hupt. Uen'l l'nns'r At. PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. Philadelphia & Erie Railroad Division. In fffect May 2S, 1!HK). Trains loavo Driftwood as follows: , EASTWARD :00 n m Train 12, weekdays, for Htinbtiry, Wllkeslmrre, llarleton, 1'otls llle.m-rant.m, llarrlsbiirir and the Intermediate sta tions, nrrlvlntr at Philadelphia :2H p.m., New Vork,U:;t0p. m.i Baltimore,,:"!) p.nt.i W'ashlnijton, 7: 1 A p. ni I'ullmiin I'nrlor car from U llllnmsport to Phlladelpblii nndpiis seniter coaches from Kane to 1'Mliulclphla and VIUIumsM)i't to Baltimore and Wuah Inttton. 8:AM p. m. Train . dally, for H111 ilsbuiK mid intermedlatu stations, 111 rlvlnit nt I'hllndelphla 4:2A A. u.: New York, 7.154 a. in.; Italtlmore, 2.:m a. m. Wiishlnitton 4.0A a. M. I'tillman Sleepliiic cara from llarrlsbtirft to I'hlladelphln and New York. I'hlladelphln piisseniiers can remain In sleeiH-r unillstiithed until 7:;l a. m. 10:12 p.m. Train 4,iially for f iiubiiry, Hnrrls hnru and Intermediate stntlons. arriving at riillailelphln, n:A2 A. M.s New York, V:X A. M. on week days and in.:tl a m. on Hun day 1 llaltlmore, A. M.t WashliiKton, ":4A a.m. Pullman sleepers from Krle, ltiin"ali and Wllllnnisport 10 I'liilndelpliin.nnd lliif falonnd tVlllliimsport to W iiOiIiikioii. Piib senuer coaches from Ki le to l'hiliidelphln, and HulTuIn to Wiishliiidon. WF.XTWAHD 4::w n. m. Trnln , dully for HutTnlo, via Knisii liim, mid weekdays, for Ki le, UIiIk wu), liullols, Clermont and principal Inter mediate stations. 11:44 a. m. Train H, dully for Erie and Inter mediate points. 5:4A p. m. Train 1A, weekdays for Kane and Intcrmcd lal est at Ions. THKortill TRAINH l-'OH PIMFTV(X)D FROM T1IK KAST AND SOUTH. TRAIN 0 leaves New Vol k .VM n. m., Philadel phia s:V p. m. WiiHlilnKton 1 :4A p. m., Ilal tlinorn 8.4A p. m. dally, iirilvinii at I'rlfl wisid 4:SS a. m., with I'ullmiin sleepers from Vhlliidelphlit to File weekdays and from Philadelphia and Wu-hlnulon 10 llnf falovla F.misitliiin dally. I'asHeinrer coaches from Philadelphia 10 Krle weekdays anil Washington to Itntlalci dally. TRAIN 8 leaves New York al 7 :.1A p. m.: IMilla delphin, 11:20 p. m.l tVashliieton, 10.411 p.m.; Halilinorc, 11:41 p. m.t dally arrlvlnir at Driftwisid nt 11:44 11. m. Pullman sleeplim cars from I'hlla. to Wllllnmsp't, and thnniuh Iiassenirer coaches fi-om I'hlladelphla to le and Raltlmore to WllllsmsMirt. On tltindnysonly I'ullninti sleeper Philadelphia TRAIN' loaves Philadelphia 8:40 A. m.l Washington, 7.45 A. M. Raltlmore, N:4A A. M. Wilkesbari-e, I0:AA a. M.t weekdays, arriving nt Prlftwooil at A:4A P. M. with Pullman Parlor car from Philadelphia to Willinmaport and passenger coach to Kane. Connections via Jotinsonborif R. R. nud Rid);way & Clcarliuld R. R. , m. wkkkiiavs. 4A nrClet-moiit Iv p. m. 10 AA 11 02 II OA II ON II 14 II 111 II 27 II 4:i II AH Wood vale (JtilnwntKt Pmlth's Run Instunter Htrulgbt Glen llnsel JohtiMonhiirtf 40 lv Rldgway ar p.m. 7 .10 7 13 7'6(l 7 OA 7,01 6 A7 ( 47 t 4H p.m. a.m. a.m p.m. 7 00 (2 10 7 07 12 17 7 12 12 22 7 21 12 HO 7 2A 12 :ia 7 2N 12 an 7 HH 12 40 7 43 12 AO 7 47 12 64 7 Al p.m. 4 15 4 22 4 27 4 HA A on 4 M 4 42 4 All 4 A9 A 07 5 IA a ao Ti7 A HI 6 02 4M 7 2H 9 55 p.m. 2 1.1 v ,Vt ar Rldgway Iv Island Run Carm'nTrnsfr Croyland rhorts Mills Blue Rock Carrier Rrorkwayv'l 2 ON t OH 1 A4 1 Al t 47 I 411 1 aa 1 2S 2H 2.1 9 1A 0 11 S 07 02 8 Aa 8 47 8 4H .anus Mills McMInn Hint 6 35 1 10 8 39 HarveysKun 6 HO 1 1A 8 HA Ir Falls C'kar 6 10 1 10 8 2A lv DuHolsar 7 A4 1 0 8 00 1 10 8 10 1 2A (HO 1 10 7 01 arFallsC'klv 8 111 120 6 14 t lV 8 47 Reynoldsvllle 8 as 1 it! 5 87 12 aa ( 10 Hrookvllle 9 OA I AU 4 49 11 AH New liethl'm 9 45 t HH 4 05 11 2:1 Red Hank 10 20 3 1A 1 40 10 Iv PltUburgar 12 40 6 SO p.m. a.m a.m. p.m. p.m. J. B. HUTCHINSON. J.R.WOOD. Oeo Manager. Gen. Pass. Ag't. BUFFALO. ROCHESTER & PITTS BURGH RAILWAY. TIME TABLE. On and after January 1st, 1809, passen ger trains will arrive and depart from Reyn oldsvllle station, dally, except Butiduy, as follows: DEPART. 2.20p.m. Week days only. For Falls Creek, Ho Hols, Curwensvllln, Clcartleld, 1'iinxsu tawncy, Butler, 1'ltishurg, Brockway vllle. Rldgway, Johiisoiiburg, Alt. Juwett and Bradford. AHRIVB. 1.20 p. m. Week days only. From Cloui-Held, f lirwcnsvlllu. Falls Creek. ll)ilh)l. I'lltj.. iiurv. iiuiieraiHi riinxKiiiawni1 lev. TRAINS LKAYK VAUM CltEEK LKAYK FAMj HOt'TH UOUNU, 7.0Au. m. Week days only. For Big Run, I'unxHtitnwiiey, Duller, Pittsburg anil In termediate points. 10.au a. 111. mid 7.43 p. tn. Week days only. For Do Hois, btanley, Fykes, lllg Run and Puux sittawney. 2.-4.) p. m. Dally. Vestlbiiled limited. For Puiixsutawney, Dayton, Hutler and Pitts burg. NOIITII ll(ll'NI). 7.2s u. m. and tl Ul 11. in. Week daysonly. For lliis'kwayvllle, Rhlicwuy, JohiiMinhiirg, Mt, Jewell und Hraddiiil. 12.A7ii. 111. Dally. Vesllhiiled limited. For Rldgway, Johiisonliuig, Bradford, II 11 Halo and Ris'hesier. 1.00 p 111. Week days only. Accoiuiiiialatloii for ReynolilNVlllu. ruins for Ciirwona vll In, Clearfield und Inter mediate slat hms leuve Fulls I reuk ul 7.2s a. in., 2.40 audi. Hi p. 111. Thousand mllu tickets good for pussuge over any port Ion of thu II.. R. 4 P. anil Beech Creek railrouds uro uu auto ut two I'i) cuius pur mile. For tickets, time tables und full Inforina tlon apply to 11.. v. mavis. Agent, Hoynoiusvuiu, I'u E. (J. Lapicy, Gun. Pus, Agent, Uochoster N.Y. J Fancy Screen Doors f I in stock sizes, odd sizes ninde to order nt J YOUMS PLANING MLLL S I have the finest stoek ofYnrnishesinthetown. Parties wishing to reno- $ vnte their furniture will find lMnttine of grent $ vnlue, giving the npjienr- 4 aneeoffinerub1)etl work. Also floor finish, for sale ? in nny quantities at s YOUNG'S PLANING MILL. S hrst National Bank OF ItEl'XOLM VILLK. Capital, $50,000. $10,000. Snrph us, - .tlltehell,lreldeiit Hrott netielland. Vice lres. John II. Kanrher, Cashier. Directors: C. Mitchell, Scott. McClelland. .T.O.King, John H. Corhett, O.E.Brown, O. W. Fuller. J. H. Knucher. Does ngeneralhanklnghuslnessnnd solicits the accounts of merchants, professional men farmers, mechanics, miners, lumbermen and others, promising the most, careful attention U the business of all persons. 8ufe Deposit Boxes for rent. First National Bank building, Nolan block Fire Proof Vault. WHEN IN D3U3T.THY -ii ISS-'.TT A, Ti-rh-. SSy TV" i . :eVat ana hies cmid ta u. ,iH: r,( I carcS ot Nervoua 1 . -- r . ! aalcbthtv. I 'itrint if . k. . - ea and Vancorel. " T :c Vacy deal t.i u ..H..i3.t tho circulatiur. in:.t- cU,ri?n a pcric.i, a:u ineart a e.:-ltn. Jlvlitor to the wi,i.ls l.(r::. A I - drama 91 rt lc.iti sro live!;, I Strnnir Inln tT"n. u-un p. un.u wiluugnKailli trm r,rone; 'v rii.eil I'iftr ron'.i- tion eftrn wnrrlea them into Insanity, Contump ttor or Death. Mall-'d leal-d. PH. -8 i 1 per bos: 6 bosea, vitlt IrotKlaJ t$A giiarnlee to cure or refund th money. Is 00. Send for ires teak. For sale hy II. Alex Htoke. WANTF.n-HKVKRAI, PF.KSONH FOR DIS trlct Olrlee Malingers In this slate to lepre sent me In their own mid surrounding coun ties. Willing tu pay yearly fvi. payable weekly. Desirable employment wit h unusual otiHrttinltles. References pvcluingcd. Ell close self-addressed stamiied enveloH. S. A. Park, :c.iiCiixton Building, clilenuii. ft-W-im. EVERY WOMAN Fnmfltimt?s tfU n r"'l:ili monthly regulatlnp muuii.. DR. PEAL'S PENNYROYAL pILLS, A re prompt, ssfn nnd certain In result. Tho genu 11 Ur. ! uI'bj never dltappolnt . H.00 er box. Fur sale by II. Alex. Htoke. rrtrn ntirtmu; m m n l 6 8rW GO TO N, HANAU for fine Ladies' Shirt "Waists, Ladies' Spring Jackets, Ladies' Tailor-Made Suits, Also DRESS GOODS Dimity, Lawn, Organdy, from H five to twenty-five cents LACE CURTAINS from fifty cents to three dollars. NIGHT GOWNS from fifty cents to two dollars. Fine assortment LADIES' NECKWEAR. ALSO OlottiinQ The cheapest place to WOOL SUITS $4.75, $5.50, $7.00 to $10.00. They . worth three dollars more a suit. xxmjt .T.j-rrrTr:333T3.Trr: JEFFEESON We have just opened up a new assortment of MILLINERY . composed of Ladies' and Misses' trimmed hats and Chil dren's headwear, selected and made by experts in touch with , the latest metropolitan fashions and at prices from 94 to y lower tnan you are usually SHIRTS AND GENTS' FURNISHINGS at'GO and 75 tents. We can line of new shirts to be found NECKWEARiinJthe'.ncwcst SUMMER UNDERWEAR at 50 cents anil $1.00 n suit that cannot be matched else where at Va more. A lot of Ladies' Shoes that sold for $2.25 and $2.50. Odd lots and mostly small sizes to clean them out, $1.25 andj$1.50. Jefferson Supply Co.it' Gentle Spring Vkry LlKfeLY will tempt every mortal, young or old, to examine the shoe dealers' stock. The store that has the most complete and sty lish line on its shelves will ' be the one to make Spring's wooing most effective. Our Spring Goods Are in and on the shelves ready for your inspection, and as samples of perfect and stylish shoemaking, we do not exaggerate in the least when we say they cannot be beaten. They speak for themselves. No intending purchaser can re sist the arguments in thr favor. Our prices are always reasonable. Johnston & Nolan, Shoe De-n lepras Want Your Clothing to Fit 7 Then you ought to go to J. C. Froehlich, MERCHANT TAILOR. My line of samples are well worth anyone's time to call and inspect. Remember All Work is Guaranteed. ' Cleaning Repairing and Alter ing a Specialty. J. C. FROEIILICH. Next door to I'rlestcr Bros. OARDINO HOUSE "07 Vine Strf.et, Philadelphia, . . .Opposite Franklin square. . . JolTuraon ant Clearfield county people vlnltlno- PlilluilflphiB will And this a convenient und central locution. Terms 11.00 per day. IvlttS. 8. B. KINO. t.:.xxxirm.r.u.t.xrit3-xiTrti:n buy clothing. Men's ALL- are xrni i.ni n t epttttcj SUPPLY CO asked by exclusive milliners. show you the most complete anyw here. styles. -
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