filticiriP
I WE INVITE YOU
j To call at our ofllco and see samples
$ of visiting cards. We have good
ft facilities for turning out neat, up-
X to-dnte cards and Invitations.
OUR JOB DEPARTMENT
J Is replete with the latest stylos of I
, type. All work done promptly and $
j satisfactorily and prices reasonable j
X when quality Is considered. I
VOLUME 10.
KEYNOLDSVILLE, PENN'A., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1901.
NUMBER 28.
More Goods
for Same Money.
Same Goods
for Less Money.
The Kind of Weather
that means Warm Clothes
Is coming along in enrnest and its
crowding you on the buying you'll have to
hurrv, but there's no regret go with the
Purchase here. Trices are where vou'll
like them at the lowest possible notch.
Overcoats.
For the man or for the bov in all the
new makes. Men's coats .'5.98 to 20.00.
Boys coats 1.9H to 12.00. 2 and 3 piece
Suits 9.00 down to 90c. Good solid color
sweaters 49c. All wool sweaters 9Sc. to
3.O0. Men's leather coats reversible kind
5.00. Men's duck coats water proof 1.25,
1.50, 1.75 to 3.00.
Mackintoshes 3.00. .50 to 9.00
Gum coats and Flickers 1.50 to 3.90
Wool socks 19 to 9c.
Men's fleeced lined underwear 4-5, 75 to 1 .25
Men's merino underwear 23 to 4-9c. the pc
Men's ali wool underwear 75, 9.8, 1.25,
1.15 the piece.
Men's heavy working shirts 45, 75, 98, to
1.35.
Everything you need to keep you warm,
dry and comfortable.
Largest line ladies' coats, capes, jackets,
furs, boas, collarettes, dress goods, notions,
suits, hosiery, underwear, gloves, neck
wear, corsets, waists, skirts, every need
for the entire family.
Men's neckwear 25, 45, 75 and 98c.
Men's mufflers 49, 75, 98 and 1.25
Men's triangle brand collars 2 for 25c.
Men's rubber collars 19c.
Men's water proof collars 5c.
Men's dress siiirts neglegec or solid
bosoms 1.35 down to 49c.
Powerful
Trade
Magnets,
The attractiveness of the values in this
"ad" is beyond dispute. The intrinsic
worth of every item emphasized is above
argument. The price economy is unques
tionable. We've chosen seasonable things
to tempt you; up-to-date in style, honest
in quality. WcVc chosen just the merchan
dise that your mind is now on. You are
asked to carefully read the chapter of of
ferings. You are asked to make careful
comparison. You are not asked to buy.
Your intelligence will prompt you. Your
self-interest will decide this to your satis
faction.
Men's dress and working gloves 1.50
down to 49c
Ilanscns union made gloves,
Good Shoe Values ,
for November Buyers.
We keep talking shoes Injcnuse we know
this is an unusually economical shoe stock
and the steadily increasing numlxr of buy
ers convince us" that the public feel that
way as well.
Ladies vici kid shoes plain or pat tip 1.39
Hoys school shoes calf, vici. seal, grain 98c
to 2.00. Men's patent leather shoes 3.00,
3.50, 4.00. Men's kruger cnlf best made
2.00. High cut bal shoe 1.90, 2.00, 2.50,
3.00. Tyrone shoes for lumlerman 3.25,
3.75, 4.50 to 5.50. Ladies' fine shoes all
the new shapes 1.39 to 3.50. Men's wide
extension soles 1.50, 2.00, 2.50 to 4.50.
Snag proof gum boots only 2.90
Felt boots and overs "2.25, 2.50, 2.75
Misses school shoes 98, 1.20 to 2.00
Velvet slippers for men 50c.
Carpet slippers for ladies' and men 25c.
Ladies', misses and children's boudoir
slippers all colors 40, 45, 50c,
Lumbcrmans socks 50c. to 1.50
7-button overgaitcrs 19 to 35c.
10-button overgaitcrs 25 to 45c.
Holladays waterproof marvel ..19c. bottle
Half soles 10, 15, 20c. pair
Rubbers for all the family. Fair good
strong serviceable stockings with each
pair boys shoes costing one dollar or over.
Overalls and jackets 50, G5, 85c, Keystone
Brand.
Men's dress pants all the latest styles.
Checks and mixed effects 4.50 down to
1.49. Men's working pants Jeans cot
tonads and cordurois 75, 98, 1.25 to 2.98.
Men's heavy winter caps 23, 45, 75 to 90c.
Boy's heavy winter caps 23 to 89c. Sec
our "Fanatnn hat" only 1.49. Men's soft
and stiff' hats 2.90 down to 49c. Men's
night shirts 98 down to 49c.
Gooods marked in
plain figures; one
price to all and that
the lowest.
BlNG-STuKE . DEPARTMENT STORES.
Main and 5t,h Streets.
Brick and Stone Block.
Where there's every
thing that people
wear and m o 8 1
things people buy.
G.R. HALL'S o
osite the Fostoflice.
. We offer special low prices in Semi-Forcclain and English ware,
Havalind, Austrian and German China.
To make room for Fall Stocks, we give a
cut price in Ingrain, Tapestries jnd Velvets.
Also Japan and China Mattings.
Garpeis
Furniture
stoves
See our stock and prices in Farlor and Bed
Room Suits. We are making prices that will
make them go. We are pleased to show them.
In Coal and Gas Ranges, Hot Plates, Ovens
and Cook Stoves. We have a big stock and
are closing them out away down.
We have Lace Curtains, Blinds, Linoleums, in fact anything
needed lor to furnish a house at prices that defy competition. We
are pleased to show them and give prices.
C. R. HALL
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$1 .00 Fall and Winter Opening 00 j
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Dundee Woolen Mills Tailoring Co. I
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40 NORTH BRADY STREET,
DU HOIS, PENN'A.
Twentieth Century Methods.
Single Price Single Profit.
Suits or Overcoats to Order $15.00.
We have over 1(W0 different patterns In elegant Fall and Winter
Suitings and Overcoating to mil us I fmm Thom garments aro equal to
any 125 to fcIO Suit or Overcoat.
All our garments are made by skilled union lulxir.
Our Raglan Overcoat cannot be excelled.
015.00 From Mills to Man Direct. $15.00 !
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Buy the celebrated
COLUMBIAN
Stoves and Ranges and run no risk
as they are beyond question
The Handsomest,
Most Durable, and
Perfect Working
Stove Manufactured.
EVERY STOVE
GUARANTEED.
If not as represented, money refunded.
Call and see our fine big stock just
received. Beats anything ever shown
in the town.
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1 KEYSTONE HARDWARE
Opposite Hotel Belnap.
OFFICIAL VOTE OF JEFFERSON COUNTY
In the Election of November gtti, 1901. Tabulated Reult In Precinct of
Townships and Boroughs.
DISTRICTS.
harm
HeUVer
Hell
Hlg Hun
Hrockwity villo .
Hrookvllle
I'lnyvlllo
Clover
Corsica
hldred First ...
Kldred Second
Fulls Creek
Unslilll
IteHtll
Henderson First
lli'iiiliTMin Second
Knox
McCnlnmiit First
McCiilmont Second
Mcrnliiiont Third
Oliver
Perry
1'lnu Creek East
PlneOreek Went
Polk
Porter
I'liiixsiitnwney North ..
Plllixsilliiwncy Smith. .
UcVllnlllsvlllo First
Itc yimlilsvlllo Second...
KIiikkiiIiI
KtlSe
Snyder
SllllllllcrvlUe
I 11 cm
Wursuw Fust
ursuw est
Wushlngton I'pper
Washington Lower
Wushlnu-tiin-lted Mill ..
West Kcynnldsvillo
Wlnslow East
Wlnslow West
Wlnslow North East. ..
WlllslllW SlMllll West...
Willi li v II lo
Young N. 1st
Young N. 2nil
V111111K Houtli
TotKls . ...
t'lurullllr ,
illllln .liifltrn..r n M
Trunn'r. Hup. Court. 'oroner. surveyor.
.SIT.' ITOI 244 SHI HUH Z I4M Ml
hih 1 11 mm' 1 11 m
'J47N I4M
Viewers' Report.
In tlie mutter of tliu putltlon of tho
Chief Hui'koss and Town Council of tho
borough of Heynolilsvlllo, for tho ap
pointmunt of viowers to assosn the costs
unci expenses of a public Rewor In Main
and 10th or Taylor streets, from a point
In front of the old school h 011 so proper
ty, (now owned by A. M. AppleKHte) to
loth or Taylor street, and along 10th or
Taylor street to the South sldo of Jurk-
son street, upon tne proportion Doni'lit
ted, If sutllelent can be found.
In tho Court of Common I'loas of Jef
ferson County No. nil November terra
Mil.
Notice Is hereby given that tho un
dersigned viewers, appointed by the
court of Common IMeas of JoiTerson
county, In the foregoing matter, tiled
their report In said court, on tho 11th
day of November UK) I, and unloss ex
ceptions thereto are tiled within thirty
days from said 11th day of November
11)01, their report will bo confirmed ab
solutely. The Following Is a Bohedulo of the
damagos, costs and expenses of tho Im
provements, the damages as ascertain
ed and allowed and the benefits assessed,
as shown by the report and schedule
tiled in tho aforesaid court.
ClIAH. A. IlEKPKLl
W. S. Uoss VlowcrB
Levi Schuckeiis j
ASSESSMENT OF COSTS AND EXPENSES.
Total costs and expenses f.'170.4()
Total cost of Improvement 1170.4!)
SCHEDULE.
Assessment of proportios peculiarly
benefitted to pay damages, costs and ex
penses, for constructing a tewer In Main
and 10th or Taylor streets, from a point
in f rontof the old school house proporty,
to 10th or Taylor street and along 10th
or Taylor street to the south sido of
Jackson street.
North Asbkbs- Ain't. Am't
Hlrio nient puld due
A. M. Applemito, i:i.M uothliiK ll l.nl
C. II. I'resroll, Jr., ll.el " 11.7.1
Jurry Ilis kniuil, 22.SO " 22..V5
It. L. Miles. 1.4.1 " Zl.tli
ltlchard llimlies
formerly J. C. Ferris, M.79 " U0.7D
I. C Buyers
formerly Jim. Spears, 11.73 " ll'l
O.F. Smith. 11. W " ll.W
F.state of Sarah Hums, M.flH " M.UU
Auna H. Test, 11.7U "
Soillll Hlilo. ,
Ilavla MrCracken, nothlug nothing iiothlnK
D. Nolan, " "
M.Curtlii, " " "
KevnoldHVllle horouKU, " " "
William CoppliiK, " " "
Mary Mi'I'Iibikiiii, " " . "
F. 1'. Adelspemer, " " "
J. It. Mct'ia.'Uiili, ' "
Aiuiu It. Test, " " '
Mrs. t'lmrliiH ltltxlo, " " "
Owen Fox. " " "
J. & A. WalMon,
now Marufredo, " " "
I'eter HobertiMih
Tenth si. Earn side " - " "
Anna U. Test, " " "
Kstntoof I.J. IlarllliiK, " " "
liavls MuOruvkun, " "
J. it. Venn,
Tent list, West sldo ' "
T.J.orMrs.T. J.Davis, " " "
Mrs, Jessie t'HtlorHou, " "
Ilavls Mi't'rackon, " " "
Estate of Surah Hums, " " "
Tot ali I Vl.M tm.M
Assessment against the borough of
Roynoldsvlllu Is $178.13, the difference
between the total amount of damages,
costs and expenses of said Improvement
and the total amount of special or pecu
liar benefits. Drought forward. Total
assessments against individuals, $ltc;iti
Assessment against Reynolds-
villa borough, 178.13
Total assessments (370.49
All of which is respectfully submitted.
Chahlks A. Hkhpel.1
W. S. Uoss Viewers
Levi Suhuckehs J
In the matter of the petition of the
Chief Burgess and Town Council of the
Borough of Keynoldsville, for appoint
ment of Viewers to assess oosts and ex
penses of a publio sewer In Gordon al
ley from the west corner of John Burns'
lot, to 10th or Taylor street, to Inter
sect with the publio sower on said 10th
or Taylor street, upon the properties
benefitted, If sr'llolent can bo found.
In the Court of Common Pleas of Jef
ferson county No. (14 November term
looi.
Notice Is hereby given that the un
dersigned viewers, appointed by the
Court of Common Pleas of JetTorson
county, in the forgoing matter, filed
tholr retiort In said Court on the llth
day of November, 11)01, and unless ex
ceptions thereto are filed within thirty
days from said llth day of Novembor
101, their report will bo confirmed ab
Bolutoly.
Tho following Is a schedulo of tho
damagos, oosts and exponses of the Im
provement, tho damages as ascertained
and allowed and tho benefits assessed,
as shown by the report and schedule
tiled in tho aforesaid court.
Char. a. HewelI
W. S. Boss Viewers
Levi Schuckehs J
ASSESSMENT OF COSTS AND EXPENSES.
Total costs and expenses $1.'IL.29
Total costs of improvements 132.29
SCHEDULE.
Assessment of proportios peculiarly
benefitted to pay damitgos, oosts and ex
penses, for the construction of a sewer
In Gordon alloy from weBt corner of
John Burns' lot to 10th or Taylor street,
to Intersect with a public sewer In said
10th or Taylor street.
North Assess- Am't Am't
J" ,., , inent puld due
John HIkkIp,
formerly John Hurim f.M nothing B.1W
lieyiiolilsvllle iMiruugh, '.ix " 7
Mury Mi'l'hurson, 11.7s " 11,75
J. H. Met 'rurken, 7,as " T.a
John & Mury lila'nifrollo
nirmeriy John unit
Alex Wutsou,
Peter Kolierlson,
J. N. Kei h,
Anna It. Test,
F. P. Adelsperger,
M.fnrlln,
William (Vipplnit,
Davis Met'ruckuii,
1U. 114 16.112
11.10 nuthlng M.fW
MM " i;i.i
V.MI " M..V)
ll.M " ll.iH
7.73 ." 7.72
7..V) " 7..T0
MM " 1.V51
Amount due debtor to amount puld HUB
Assess- Am t Am't
ment puld due
nothing nothing nothing
tiouth
side
Mrs. Jessie
I'utterson,
Kato Hmelior,
r . a. weuvor,
David Evans, " " "
Thomus Liuiurord, "
C J. Kerr. "
Marie bishop, "
Tho amount assessed against the
borough of Beynoldsville, is based on
tho proportion the width of the lot own
ed by said borough, abutting on the
line of tho improvement, bears to the
entire length of said sewer or Improve
ment.' lirouKht Assess- Am't Am't
forward ment puld due
Assessment on the
Individual owners
of properly, . Ilil.01 ltUB WM
Assessment on boro. 7.2S nothing 7.28
in . 1, V''1"1 . 1;"-u HfcW
mi im niiii-11 is respeeiiveiy slllimllted.
CH.A8. A. BEKPKL 1
W. S. Boss, A Viewers
LEVI SCHUCKEK8 I
Ouly a Fuol
But on account of a small corn. It
ed like an acre. No use of going around
weuring a snoe tnat looks like a basket.
Use Clydesdale Ointment and rid
yourself of these annoyances. Your
corns and bunions can be cured In from
three to ten days by using It. Bed Top
IIUII) u uuuu.
The Meat ol rlirlsllaus
Are uuoie to Da burned as well as
others. They should have a jar of
Clydesdale Ointment bandy, and
apply at once to the afflicted spot. It
relievos the pain at once, and is a sure
preventive against dun gem of blood
poisoning. Best of all, It heals and
loaves no soar. Bed Top Jar, 2o.
Deemer's Cross Road.
James Myers was In Brookvllle last Thurn-
dny.
Zenith nurkett has gone to Curwensrllls to
assist Peter Hmlth In the bakery.
A miM Heck, who spent lnt Rundny with his
father, returned to his work In Itilntown
Wednesday.
Miss Gertrude Haines, of Emerli kvllle,
spent last week at the home of J. P. Snyder.
L. F. Haines spent Friday anil Saturday
with his mother near Port Harnett.
Jnmes Deenicr was seen In our town Friday.
Jonothan Hnyder was at Hopkins last
Thursday.
Miss AlniaC'orliert was one among theluek
teaehcrs that got a new stove for hor school
this winter.
Miss Mary Mer'oiiell, of Heeehwoods, visit
ed her niece, Miss liable Host, Thursday.
Miss Hut t Ik PiiiIiIi, who spent Inst Sunday
with her parents returned to Uurwonsvllle
Monday.
Charley Hohlmmel, of fenteh Hill, visited
at the home of K. H. Decmer Friday.
3. H.Hnydor was tho purchaser of a flue
horse last week.
There will be a spelling In the Host srhnol
house Friday, Noy. 15. Every person cordial
ly Invited to attend.
William Hi'hugars, of Hormtown, Is balling
hay for Lcyl Si-hugar.
Mrs. Fanny Rest and daughter, Miss Flo, nf
Keynoldsville, spent Sunday with her son,
Frank Rest.
Wlshaw.
Mr. Web wears a smlln It Is a girl.
A tlnncn at Itlltsnii ft Newcomo pavilion
next Cat unlay night.
H. O. Becrlst was In Koynoldsvlllo last '
Thursday.
Thomas Maxel, of Huthmel. was In town
last Saturday night.
The new township road between this nlaco
and Eloanora Is open to tho public.
Mrs. James Potts, of Sugar Hill, was tho
guest of Mrs. Hell on Sunday.
Mrs. Wm. Dlekey was the guest of Mrs. O.
W. Heerlst last Thursday.
David Rrumbaugh Is doing some carpenter
big work In tho wost end of town.
Charley and Amos Dlekey attended the Dlo
social that was held at the Urang Hull.
The Railroad Co., has started to grado the
new R. R. that comes to this place.
A very poor turnout from this plueo attend
ed the election last Thursday. I think tholr
ought to tie a voting precinct at this place n
the men would vote.
A Slavish minor was killed at F.loanora
mines lust Monday by a full of coal. Ho
leaves a wife and two small children.
Emerlckvllle.
Herman Mowery and wife, of Rathmel, were
visiting the former's parents, W. H. Mowery
and wife, oyer Sunday.
O. L. und II. O. Schugurs have taken a con
tract of cutting some hardwood timber for
tholr father, Levi Schugars.
M.M. Smith, of Pittsburg, soent Sunday
with his many friends In this plueo.
A. Welder und family, of Hlg Run, spent
Sunday at tho homo of Wm. Muoro.
Mrs. H. R. Itaynier and Mrs. Lucy Monro
drove to Worth vlllo Sunday.
We wore glad to see so many out to church
Sunday, as It will lie a groat oncouragernent
to our new pastor as well as a benefit to those
attending these services.
Henry Harrlnger and F.Ua Murphy drove to
Falls Creek Sunday.
Wo have been Informed there Is going to be
a wedding In our village soon.
C. N. Lewis and A. M. Woodward, of Itoyn
oldsvlllo, were out hunting Thursday of lust
week and took dinner with Mr. and Mrs,
Peter Baum.
Daniel Mottern and family of this place
drove to Keynoldsville Sunday.
Rathmel.
John and Hurhert Smith and Misses Rosa
Smith and lva Walk were In DuHols last Fri
day evening.
There was a load of our town poople drove
to Keynoldsville last Friday evening to at
tend the "Drummer Boy of Shlloh."
Only about six weeks until Christmas.
Then we will know bow many friends we
have.
Miss riiena Dul'out, aged about twenty
two years, died at hor home Thursday after
noon of last week after only a few days sick
ness. She was burled Sunday afternoon In
the Keynoldsville Catholic cemetery.
James Moore, of Dun liar, was here lust
week to attend the funeral of Miss DuPout.
Chas. Stltt and wife, of Pittsburg, were call
ed here last week to attend tbe funeral of
Miss DuPout.
Astounding Discovery.
Prom Coopersville, Mich., comes
word of a wonderful discovery of a
pleasant tasting liquid that whon used
before retiring by any one troubled with
a bad cough always ensures a good
night's rest. "It will soon oure the
cough too," writes Mrs. S. Himolbur
ger, "for three generatlonsof our family
nave used Dr. King's New Discovery
for consumption and never found it's
equal for coughs and colds." It's an
unrivaled life-saver when used for des
perate lung diseases. Guaranteed bot
tles 50o. and 11.00 at H. Alex Stoke 's
drug store. Trial bottles treo.
They Cau'WliatTbeyCau
And In so doing, housekeepers have
their hands cut and bruised until they
are ashamed to have thetn seen. If
they would rub them with Clydesdale
Ointment, they would quickly heal.
You will be surprised how well the
hands will look after a few applications
of Clydesdale Ointment. Insist up
on having a Bed Top Jar, prloe 25 ots.
A Uold Hollar al Vllty Ceuta
Would not be as cheap or give you as
much benefit as a jar of Clydesdale
Ointment at 25 cents. For rheuma
tism and stiffness of the joints, there is
nothing equal to Clydesdale Oint
ment. It draws out the soreness of
the muscles. Bod Top Jar, 25 cents.