A
A
TWENTIETH CENTURY PLAN
TWENTIETH CENTURY HIT
OPERATED BY
A TWENTIETH CENTURY COMPANY
nnrnlnn which wn li nvc In micpftil npcrullnn In many places throimliimt (ho
count", "one that , piiUiMolhln luiyowm nMillivly iww pliui.
TiuSWl, lleiii in t akes no part whatever In nnr tiillorlint buslnc. Wo take bin
plwe at the ml" h" !)' lol' " '0 WHO of h j.vm suit lo 8I5.00.
From
Mills
to Man
Direct.
Best
Fabrics.
Reliable
Tailors.
8UIT8 OR OVERCOATS
$15.00
TO ORDER.
Wc
Guarantee
a Perfect
Fit.
Tlie Union
Lalnil on
lvvery
Garment.
AUOITT M ATKKI M.S. There l no trouble to secure mulorliil which run be mmln
tin to sell ill 115.00. IH there Immiihle to secure i.nytlilnir In ennui the well known
f"ihrlo Uih.oiI oni hy the Dundee Woolen Mills to sell for fiVOil. Tliiitu the. win of Koods
wo K .yli-VlMtKiNil. We enniloy none hut the best (.killed union workmen, from
tho cutter to the one who puts on liio hut tons mill every Kurmcnt Ileum Iho Union
Label.
DUNDEE WOOLEN MILLS TAILORING CO.
THE BIG TAILORS, 44 N. Brady St., DuBolS, Pa.
REYNOLDSVILLE HARDWARE COM'Y.
QRAND CLEARANCE SALE.
New Ware Room.
In'order to make room to rebuild
our ware-room we arc compelled to
reduce our stock of Hardware, &c.
During next two weeks wc offer
special inducements in prices on the
lollowing:
Buggies Plows
Pumps j
Building Paper Tw0 1"fyThroo
Harrows s Stoves
Wheelbarrows
Doors tj Windows
REYNOLDSVILLE HARDWARE COM'Y.
N,
HANAU.
I am closing out my Btock of dry
and genu' furnishing (roods at L'5
coin? to quit business.
1.00 Dross Goods RTc
H5c dress goods, - (15c
75c dross goods, S5c
25c Cashmere - 20c
85c Caslimero - 24c
80c Cushniore - 47He
1HC 1'llthlH - 12c
He PluIdH - - lie.
11.00 Hroudclnth 7ik3
11.20 Hroadclolh l5c
11.00 Bilks 70c
75c Silks (17c
. 60c Silks 45c
45c HUkH -
8c nruhh nindlnff - 7c
So Brush Binding - - 4c
25c Titlile Linen 2IK;
50c table linen 40c
70c table linen - 50c,
HOC butcher's Itnon - 22c
40c butcher's linen iloc
ftc cambric lining - - 4e
60c ladles' shirt waist 4oc
goods and clothing and Indies
. 1 1, . . A m
ji.:. uuiiii 1U9B bum. uueb. mil
fl.00 Indies' ohlrt wnlstB 7c
fl.85 ladles' shirt waist (1.12
f 1.50 Indies shirt waist 11.15
11.15 ladles' shirt waist Wta
$1.25 baby dresses 85c
7.V bahy drosses - - t!5c
50c bahy drosses 3Ho.
25c baby dresses. - llo
7.V bahy skirts - - 45e
50c baby skirts - 8tk!
25c baby's skirt - Ilk!
10c child's stockings - Trie.
12Scchld'sHtocklngs - 10c
Isc child's sttx'.kings 124c
25c stand covers - - 10c
5c. halls sltkuteen 4c
10c yard slikatcen 7'io
15c yard sllkntei'n 10'4c
1.(10 Ilex ible corset 11.00
f 1.00 flexible corsets . Klc
N5c Ilex Ible corset 115c
60c Ilex llile corset 40c
40c liox Ible corset - 20c
In black and blue,
square una round
115.00 suits -14.00
suits
12.00 suit!
; 10.00 suits
8.00 suits
6.00 suits
4.00 suits
clay worsted.
cut suits.
111.00
10.00
8.60
7.25
8.50
8.60
2.40
CLOTHING.
Childrons' Knee Punt's Suits
YOUTH'S SUITS.
10.00 ultn
8.00 suits
7.60 suits
li.50 suits
6.00 suits
6.50 suit!
4.60 suits
7.25
(1.2.1
5.00
4.75
4.00
li.75
2.75
15.00 Suits, - - - 8.00
4.50 suits - 8.50
4.00 suits 2.1D
8.50 suits 2.50
1.50 suits - 1.00
nl.OOsults - 75c
75c knee pants 65c
50c knee pants - 42c
25c knee pants Ilk:
25c child's overalls - Wo
Men's 15c linen collars 10c
Boy's 10c linen collars 7c
Men's 2fic rubber collurs Wc
Men's 50c neckties - 30c
Meu's25cnecktles - Wc
Child's 10c necktie - - 6c
WITH ITS NEW BUILDINGS AND NEW MUSIC HALL
' ri -. U."i .rJ"T T W if
"r Vf 'J
OPENS SEPTEMBER 3, CLOSES OCTOBER 18.
TOUR SUPERB MUSICAL ORGANIZATIONS.
SCUSA AND HIS BAND, Sept. 3d to Sept. 16th.
THE rADETTtS WOMEN S URCHtSTRA
OF BOSTON
44 CREATORE." the svengali of the
MUSIC WORLD.
WALTER DAMR0SCH and the new YORK
PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA.
MW ATTRACTIONS:
Good Old Favorites:
f Sept. 17th to Sept 23d.
Sept. 24th to Oct. 4th.
Oct. 6th to Oct. 18th.
AS2I&SI0N 25 CENTS.
THE HAUNTED SWING. MT. ELEE IN ERUPTION.
THE DANCIN0 NARI0NETTES. DARKNESS AND DAWN.
THE 0IZZT T0B0QQAN SLIDE. THE MEMIY-40 ROUND.
THE CINEKIAT00RAPH ALL NEW PICTURES.
0ns Fare for the Round Trip oi til Railroads.
TH GIANT'S CAUSEWAY.
formation and ApntHMti of This)
Odd frnk of Nature.
Tho Glmitta caiiHcwiiy Is Itiiutrd nt
tlto northern cxtrumlty of County An
trim, a short dlHtnnco from l'urt HiihIi,
Iri'lnnd. It coiihIhIh of count less liimta
of Imsnltlc iilllitra, vitrylng In RUnpo
from a pcntuKon to nn ovtnKon, the av
oritKo loiiKth of ench column or plllnr
bnlnff nbont pllity font, tho wholo
tneked co closely toRctlier Unit n knlfo
blndo could hnrtlly bo limortod botwoon
tlipni. Hut tho formntUm of tlnmo pil
lars I not tlio lonnt wondorf ul pint
about them, for, nlthotiKh they tuny bo
counted by tliotiHiimls nnd tons of
thotisnnds, onch column In fiinhloticd
with n Ryntmotry Hint mtBUPHts n inn-
Bon's handiwork. Their composition If
a perfoct ftiHlon of otic-lmlf flinty onrth,
ono-quitrtor llmo nnd clny, one quarter
nlmoKt puro Iron, ench pillar liehiff di
vided Into li'irtilur lengtliH ir JolntH
which como toother n n perfect, lint
urnl bull and Rocket union.
Although to bo found In email do-
taelmicnts (Imbedded In tho cIIITh,
snndM, etc.) for umio dlatanco alonn tho
shore, tho principal iiKKi-cKntloiM form-
ItiK tho cniiHeway proper coiiHlHt of
throo projections or toiiKtioR known iih
little, mlddlo and grand causeways.
TIicro RliiKtihir coIuiiiiir lire of different
lciiKths and present an astonishing up-
penrnnco an thoy stand, nn army of at
leant 40,000 strong niai-Hlinh'd on tho
shores of Erin ns If ever ready to do
bnttlo with the rising tldo. '
The Word "Jo."
"It's n mlslako to suppose thot 'Joss'
Is a Chlneso word," says a retired
ship's enrpenter. "I'vo traveled a good
bit In tho orient In my time, and
nmonjr tho odds and ends of Interest
lntf Information I picked up was a
knockout of tho genuineness of 'Joss'
as a Chinese word. Chinamen only
know 'Joss' when they como In con
tract with Europeans. A Chinese priest
that I became chummy with In Han
kow told mo that there wits no such
word In Chinese. Ho explained thot
tho word was a corruption of tho
Spanish word 'IMos' and had como Into
uso through tho missionaries. Many
early missionaries, ho said, were Span
ish priests, und their pronunciation of
'DIos' was speedily corrupted Into
'Joss by native tongues and applied to
tho Chinese deities. It's only on tho
Chlneso seaboard that tho word is un
derstood by Chinamen. In tho inte
rior, tho priest told mo, tho Celestials
had no knowledge of It" 1'hlladelphlu
Record.
Street Etiquette.
In meeting a lady In a public thor
ough faro In America a gentleman ul
ways waits for her bow of recognition
beforo lifting his hut or addressing
her. In Europe, however, tho contrary
U tho established rule, it being tho
gentleman's placo to bow first, when,
if tho ludy desires not to rccognlzo
hlin, sho Ignores bis salutations, thus
giving tho cut direct It Is not good
form in any placo for a lady to stop a
gentleman In tho street for tho pur
pose of chatting with him, though sho
may with perfect propriety pause to
speak If ho tako the initiative. Pro
longed talks In tho street are not, how
ever, considered good form, oven bo
tween persons of tho samo sex, tho
better plan being to walk on slowly
until tho conversation Is concluded.
Detroit Free Tress.
Why CoaitlilnB ! Weakening;.
Tho amount of energy expended lu
coughing is very considerable. Indeed
one of the patient statisticians for
which Germany Is renowned has cal
culated that a patient who coughs once
every quarter of au hour for ten hours
expends energy equivalent to 250 units
of hent, which may bo translated as
equivalent to the' nourishment con
tained in three eggs or two glasses of
milk. In normal respiration the air la
expelled from the chest at the rate of
four feet per second, whereas lu vio
lent coughing It may attain a velocity
of 300 feet
Considerate.
Paterfamilias See here! What docs
this mean? Tho parlor clock is stop
ped. Mr. Nlcefellow was here last
night, as usual, wasn't he?
Daughter Yes, pa, and I told him
what you said about the cost of coal
and gas in the parlor every night and
we began to wonder how we could
economize for you, and finally Mr.
Nlcefellow decided that we could at
least stop the clock and save wear and
tear on the works, you know.
. Wholesale.
A Frenchman was teaching In a
large school where be bad a reputation
for making some queer mistakes. One
day be was taking a class which was
rather disorderly. What with the heat
and troublesome boys bo was very
snappish. Having punished several
boys and sent one to the bottom of
ihe class, he at last shouted out in a
fasslou, "Ze whole class go to zo bot
tom 1"
Relatively Speaking-.
"He must be put out of tho way,"
said the feudal king. "But your maj
esty," protested the lord high execu
tioner, "he Is your first cousin." "I
know; but I prefer to have blm my
'cousin once removed.' "Philadelphia
Record.
Good Advice.
"Helpl Help!", came the cry of dis
tress through the midnight stilluess.
The policeman lu the neighboring
doorway stirred uneasily. "Advertise
In the want column," be muttered and
resumed bis nap. Philadelphia Press,
A celebrated physician declares that
the Increase In height and weight of
prltona and Americans during the last
half century Is chiefly due to the In
creased consumption of sugar.
YOUNQ RAVENS.
Qneer Starr of tho Changing tlnr
of the Newborn lllrde.
t havo not learning enough to know
whether In tho earliest times ravens
wero accounted "unlucky." If so, why
wero they chosen from among all the
birds of tho air for tho merciful r
rand of carrying bread to Elijah In tho
wilderness? Did they steal It? They
nro given to theft! Also In tho written
word we aro assured that "God bear
cth tho young ravens when they cry
out unto him." And nothing of this
Is said of doves or of any other white
or heavenly kind of bird. An expla
nation Is given In tho Egyptian com
mentary on St. I.ulto In tho Coptic
script by Eplplmnltis, A. I). 308-401.
Tho passu go i certainly very curious,
and I am permitted to triuiscrllio it
here: "Why, then, did tho evangelist
mention no namo nninng tho birds ex
cept ravetvt only? llecauso tho hon
raven, having laid her eggs und
hatched her young. Is wont to fly
nway nnd leave them on nceount of
the ' hue of their color, for when
hatched they are red In appearance.
Then tho Nourlsher of all creation
sends to them a llttlo swarm of In
sects, putting It by their nest and
(bus tho llttlo ravens are fed until
the color of their body Is, as It wero,
dyed nnd becomes black. Hut after
seven days tho old ravens return, nnd,
seeing thnt the bodies of their young
have become perfectly like their own,
henceforward they take to them and
bring them food of their own ac
cord."
It Is for naturalists to ascertain
whether or no this strnngo account
of tho young ravens holds good In our
day. Coruhlll Magazine.
(lot a Tlnra-ntn.
Years ago, before tho corrupt prac
tices act, when n Scottish parliamen
tary cnmlldato was canvassing his con
stituency ho called at the house of nn
aged couple. Finding the old woman
alone, ho entered Into conversation and
asked her to uso her Influence In get
ting her husband to vote for him.
While- they wero conversing tho would
bo M. P. noticed a kitten playing about
on tho floor and offered 5 for It The
bargain was struck, nnd on leaving bo
again expressed tho hopo that sho
would sccuro her husband's vote for
hint.
"Wool, elr," answered tho woman,
"ns I said afore, John's a man o' his
aln mind and just does what strlcks
his aln noddle, but at ony rate, sir,
you'vo gottcu a real cheap kitten, for
yer opponent was In nno farcr gnno
than yesterday, an ho gled ino 10 for
Its blither." London Answers.
The German Soldier' Wage.
One of the peculiarities about the
mllltnry service in Germany Is the pa
ternal Interest that the olllcers are re
quired to tako In the frugality of the
men. Tho pay of the soldier Is only
0 cents a day, but tho army regula
tions guard It Jealously. Each man is
expected to keep his money In a llttlo
bug suspended from a string around
bis neck, and any olllcer during In
spection may demand to have tho bags
opened and their contents showu. If
It be found that a soldier Is spending
his pay too freely think of that with
tho pay at so low a mark he Is rep
rimanded and punished. Ho Is com
pelled to make his pay cover bis ex
penses. Golf In Old Dutch Picture.
By tho seventeenth century golf lu
Holland had become almost entirely a
winter game, Tho Dutch painters of
the period seem to have found a pe
culiar fascination In winter scenes,
with their clear, bright atmosphere and
tho moving clouds of figures lu their
various occupations of sledging, skat
lug or golf. As might be expected,
many a golfing sceno is to bo found
In pictures by Van do Velde, Van dor
Noer, Avercamp, Van Goyen and oth
ers of their school. Several drawings
of this period showing slnglo figures
or small groups give perhaps a bettec
Idea of the golf of the time. Connoisseur.
THE WHISTLE WAS SILENT.
Asking; Too Much,
' "Some people," remarked tho drug
gist to bis clerk, '"are frightfully un
reasonable." "Is the man who Just left an exam
ple?" "Yes. no wanted me to give him
something to cure a cold."
"That's very simple."
"Yes, but be wanted me to give blm
a guarantee that the medicine wouldn't
make blm feel worse than the cold
did." Washington Star.
A lie Called It.
"But why," asked the man who al
ways wants to know "why do you call
that little Jump you make from a tower
into tho water 'a leap for life?1 They
tell mo it is not at all dangerous."
"Well," replied the "artist," "don't
I make me livln' by It?" Cincinnati
Commercial Tribune.
Conntlnu on It.
Wife of Eminent Philanthropist My
dear, what were you thluklng of? You
gave that poor man only 10 cents.
Eminent Philanthropist I know it
Amanda. It will be $10 when It gets
Into the anecdote column. Chicago
Tribune.
Keeping; I'p Appearance!.
"Do you think that dog Is worth the
money you are paying for a tag?"
"No, sub," aoswored Mr. Ernstua
Plukley, "but you's got to go to some
expenso fob de sake of social stonduV,
Isn' you?" Washington Star.
Ho niverilon.
Nervona Employer Thomas, 1 wish
you wouldn't whistle at your work.
Office Boy 1 ain't worklug. sir; I'm
only , Just whistling. Boston Transcript
Why Ilia New Ret nt Teeth Didn't
Help the Illnvrer.
A small town In Posen, near tho Slle
slan frontier, still keeps that relic of
other centuries, tho night watchman
who calls the hours. One night tho
London Telegraph tells this remarka
ble story two of thexo watchmen, nn
old worthy long In service, failed to
blow bis whistle when the clock struck
the hour.
Tho burgomaster summoned tho de
linquent to account for bis negligence.
After some hesitation he declared that
his Inst tooth hml dropped out nnd
thnt ho could not hold lu Ills mouth tho
olllelnl flat till whistle.
A council was called, nnd the subject
wits gravely discussed. Finally one
of the members said that he had heard
of n dentist nt llreslau who supplied
nrtlllelal teeth. After long debate the
council appropriated money to send
the aged watchman to llreslau to get a
set of new teeth.
In duo time the watchman reported
that his teeth had arrived. Thnt night
the burgomaster sat up to hear the re
sult. To his astonishment thorn was
no whistle at lo, nt 11 or nt midnight.
Tho next morning he summoned the
watchman.
"You havo got your teeth," he snlil
Indignantly. "Why do you not whistle
ns before'"
"Yes, I've got n new set of teeth," re
plied the old man, "but the doctor told
mo to put them In water nt night."
An Old Welnli t'UNtuiii.
The kindling of bonllres on hills Is
the simplest of celebrations nt any
time. The Druids made four great
fires at their festivals lu February.
May, August and November. Wales
seems to have been n country espe
cially tenacious of this custom. Each
family used to make Its own lire, and
us It was dying out each ineiiilier
would throw a white stone Into it, the
stones being marked for future lilen
tlllcatlon. Then all said their pray
ers and went to bed, and In the morn
lug they tried to And all the stones
again. If any stone was missing. It
betokened that the owner of It would
die within a year.
Some superstitions aro pretty and
picturesque and attractive: this was
one of tho many which were cruel ns
well 08 picturesque. It would tako but
a slight accident to causo a fright that
might bo actually dangerous to a su
perstitious person, and It would not
be hard for an enemy of such a per
son to cause that fright by stealing
his stone from tho flro.
Ijort'ilon'a Bevrer Hunters.
The London sewer hunter before
commencing operations provides him
self with n bullseye lantern, a canvas
apron and a pole some seven or eight
feet lu length, having nn iron attach
ment at ono end somewhat In the
Rhapo of a hoe. For greater conven
ience tho lantern Is Invariably fixed to
tho right shrttilder, so that when walk
ing the light Is thrown ahead and
when stooping Its rays shine directly
to their feet. Thus accoutered they
walk slowly along through the mud,
feeling with their naked feet for any
thing unusual, nt the same time rak
ing tho accumulation from the walls
and picking from tho crevices any ar
tlclo they see.
Nothing Is allowed to escape them,
no matter what Its value, provided It
is not valueless. Old Iron, pieces of
rope, bones, current coin of the realm
nnd nrtlcles of plate nnd Jewelry all
is good fish which comes to tho hunt
er's net. Chambers' Journal.
The Chinese Way.
In its war with England and France
in 18."i0-00 Chinn wns easily conquered
nnd forced to , a humiliating peace.
Tho Peking Gazette, the olllcial organ
of the government, however, reported
the following concerning thnt treaty of
peace:
"As tho western barbarians have ad
mitted their wrongs and humbly so
licited for pence, the emperor in his
Infinite goodness has granted their
prayer nnd, moreover, has mnde them
a present of a large sum of money (In
demnity of war) to enable them to bo
gin an honcBt life, so thot they mny
not again be driven to murder and
rapine."
A War of Explaining It.
Wife Why, John, Just see whnt a
stupid blunder the newspaper bus
made In Its account of our sliver wed.
ding! Don't you remember I wrote It
out for tho reporter that we had spent
together tweuty-flve yeurs of manied
happiness, and the stupid typesetter
has gone nnd mnde It twenty-rive years
of marred happiness. Isn't It owful? .
Husbnnd Ob, well, dear; don't be
too hard on tiro poor fellow. Perhaps
ho's been married twenty-ilvo years
himself. Londou Tit-lilts.
Precaution.
"Do you think you can give my
daughter tho surroundings to which
she Is accustomed?" asked the parent.
"Well," answered the young man, "I
won't gunrontee that. You see, Clarl
bel has talked the matter over nnd
says she's tired of the neighborhood."
Washington Star.
Ills Occupation.
"Haven't you any occupation?" asked
the woman nt the kitchen door after
listening to his tale of woo.
"Yes, ma'am," replied Tuffold Knutt;
"I'm u hunter."
"A hunter? Of what?"
"Grub, ma'am." Chicago Tribune,
If a woman Is good nnd old fash
ioned, sho has nn uneasy feeling whet
Inside, of any house unless sho has an
apron on. Atchison Globe,
Bronx river, Now York, derives its
name from Jouts Bronx, who settled In
that region lu 101)0.
w
E HAVE FULLY CONCLUDED.
-Tlutt tiirytliing in the way
if premiums or schemes
(ire nn injury to our bus
iness nnd n tlmwijje to our
customer, so in future
Our Foundation will be Honest
Goods
Pull weights nnd fnir
prices for ensh. .These will
prove money snvers for
our patrons. We quote
you ju ices on n few staple
every day goods.
llet pnekngo ColTeo, lie: II pounds, ll."c
Iiiihi' Comic, "0 cent grade, loo
" 2't cent irrfiilit. t(li.
. "
2. cent grade,
UOo
H'to
.10 cunt grade, lioc
If you enjoy a good cup of coffue lor
InenkfiiHt trv our bulk coffee. It
...Ml ..I
IS pounds Gnmulaled Sugar,
Kill
io pounds ejtiru l,. ll. sugur.
Very liest pute.nl llnur per suck,
Very best patent llnur, per barrel,
" eiik' s Ijotiox, (Hum. ii- Htur Soiui.
II eiik. s Kulrv H'liin.
11 enkes Simsti ino .Soap,
1.00
l.:io
Coo
LOU
l.l.-l
4.45
r.o
2"io
2r,c
Swift's best S. C. Hams, per pound, 15o
" " II. Haeon, " loo
7 pounds finest (lolled Oats, 'iho
.1 pound finest head Hleo, 25o
4 pounds good hend Klco, . 2fio
' ft pounds host lump Htnrch, 25o
ft pounds best Corn Starch, SMo
.'I cans extra Sugar Corn, " 2fo
Ksrly Juno Hens, per can, lOo
'A cans 20o Punches, fiOo
Choice pears, large can, lOo
Matches, 12 boxes, - 10o
A full line of nil kinds Gro
ceries, Fruits, Preserves,
Pish, Pickles, Cnkcs, &c.,
at the big grocery nt cor
respondingly low prices.
Everything sold guaranteed all
right or money refunded. Don't
bo deceived hy thinking you
get something for nothing.
Compare these prices with what
you pay elsewhere. Wo have
the goods you need them. We
want your money.
Robinson & Mundorff,
nr.YNoi.nsvir.t.K,
1'KNM'A
3UFF0LO, ROCHESTER. I PITTSBURGH Hf,
CONDENSED TIME TABLE
l.M KrTECT JUNK 15, 1002.
noiituM)i;nd.
KANTKIIN TIMS. 12 8 14 I 2
l.i nvc.j A. H. A.M. I'. M. P. M. P. M.
Xl'Zy t 4 10. .00
llnller 1 11)12! ft 21 10 2J
('mlmi'llli' ! 1 6 fis io f,7
Wiwt Miif-mnve. . OV'i
Hello II 2.V 4s
Imytoii 1 7 Oi) II 4
Putiv. iilinuiey nr A. M. KWl'.ll, 7 40 12 21
1'iiiiXKUtuwiiey lv t 6 W 12 10 t 2 20 7 40 12 21
Hlg lt'lll (VI1 2 :id 7 M 12 8
V. .d M. Junction. 8 i 8 00 8 10
IhiIMs 6 40 12 ) 8 10 U'i 109
Hull. Creek 0 M 12 f7 8 20 P.M. 11
llriM-k way villa... . A. u. 1 lo 8 R'.i I'.'
KMicwrv 1 ! 4 17 2 (14
JolmtmiliurK 1 rl 4 81 2 21
Ml .lewotl 2 4". 8 2l S 1(1
Newlnii 8 01 5 in
urmUuril Ar 8 m 20 4 0)
A. M. t. Mj P. M. A. M.
illlllHlo. ...... .A t ft 4fi tti&
HoelicHior . .777". 7 00 . 7 4
Arrlvn.u. M. p.m. p.m. p.m. a.m.
AiMlllniml train H'Hvcn llntlor for I'unxiutaw
iiuy ", .M a. M. dully, except Sutiduyi.
BOt'TH BOI'ND,
KAHTEIIN TIMS. 13
l.l'llVC. A. M.
Uoohcuter ....
UiiITiiIo. ... ...I.v. 7....
Snellen! Lv
Newton
Mt. Jawiitt
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A.M.
AiMltlonal trnln lcnvcw l'linxautawney for But
ler 4: Jo r. M. dully, except Sunday!.
NoTS-On Sundays train arrives Buffalo 8:18
p. a., Kochmter 7 m, p. ., and train S leaves Buf
falo 9:00 a. s , Rochester 8:30 A. u.
CI.EAItriELD DIVISION.
75 73 KASTKItN TIME. 70 72
p. M. p. M. Arrive. Leave. A. M. p. M.
li'i Keynnldnvllle t 1
8 80 1 05 Falls Creek t 7 00 2 88
8 20 12 40 Hulled 7 0 S 25
8 12 12 HI ....C. & M. Junction.... 7 is 8 82
7 81 11 SI Curwen-vllle 7 56 4 17
7 1M 11 8H ...Clearll'd, Mkt. St. ... 8 00 4 32
t 7 10 til 80 ....CleurU'd, N. Y. C 8 1C 4 45
r. M. I a.m. Leave. Arrive. A. M, p. M.
Pally. t Dally except Sunday.
EDWAKD C. LAPEY,
Geueral PuMeiiKer Agent,
(Form N. P. 2.) Kuchetler, N. Y.
O UMMER IS HERE
AND 80 IS
Northamer & Kellock.
And wo itro butter prepared than
ever to do cubiuet work or unytblug
in the wood working line.
Upholstering
and repair work of ull kinds doue
promptly.
Picture Framing
Wo havu jiibt received 8 large line
of Picture Moulding and we curry a
lino el room moulding in stock.
Cull and examine our line and get
prices.
Our cabinet shop Is hii small and
our bu-iinoea is getting largo wo
will have to do something to get
more room, so wo have decided to
noil oil till our fruuicd
Pictures cat Cost
$7.(10 Pictures at !.(i."i.
Jtl.tiO Pictures ul J4 W,
to.UO Pictures at :i.0.
U0 Pictures ut .'1,10.
M.tM) Piutur ut $2.25.
trL'.oo Picture at . 1 tiO.
$1.00 i'i em ien at "5o.
all tho rest in the huiuo proportion.
Wo ure ul ho unenu for tho Kane lu
side SrtdinR Blind und Putont Soreen
Windows.
Kemembor tho place
Northamer & Kellock,
Woodward llutldlntf, Main St.
Subscribe for
The Star
pKNNSYLVANIA UAILUOAD.
1 H1JFPAI.O A AM.HXJHANY VALLKY
DIVISION.
Low Orudu DivlHlon.
In Effect May 25, 1902. lEaitern Standard Time.
RAHTWAIin.
No 10;No.ll3 No.tOI, No 105 No 107
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Note.
I A.M.IA. M.P. M.P. II IP. M.
Train 001 (Sunday 1 leaven PlttnhurK9.00 a. m.,
Ited Hunk 11.10 llrookvllle 12.41, Heynoldavllle
1.14, KnllH Creek 1.20, llullpla 1.85 p. rn.
WKHTWAHD
STATIONR.
Driftwood
Grunt
Hennuznttu....
Tyler
Pciiiilleld
Wlnterburn ...
Siibiilu
IliiUols
FallHCreek....
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KeynolUKVllle.
Fuller
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Hurnmerville...
Mnysvllle
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P. M.
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ft 50
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8
8 82
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( ft 60
to 17
0 28
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7 05
1 18
7 8ft
7 42
7 48
7 58
8 12
8 IS
(8 80
P. M.
p. m.
Train K42 iHllliduvl lonveu TluHnla i III
KiillHt.'rcek 4.17. KevnoldsvlllRl HO. Hnuikviiia
6.1m, Heel Hunk 11.80, 1'ittnliurK 9.80 p. m.
Triilna marked run dully ;' dully, except
Hominy; IIiik station, whore lKlial mult be
shown.
Philadelphia & Erlo Railroad Division
In effect March 2-1 th, 1!K)2. Trains leave
Driftwood as follow:
EASTWARD
(:04 a m Train 12. weekdays, for Bunhury,
WtlkiMtiarre, llii.lelon. Potuvllle,8cranUn,
Ilarrtaliurff and the Intermediate ta
tlons, arrlvInK at, I'lilluilelphla 8:28 p.m..
New York, 0:8M p.m.; Hull Imore, 8:00 p. m.
WiudilnKKiii, 7:15 p. m Pullman Parlor ear
from Wllllurn-porl to I'hlludelphla and paa
guiaer roaches from Kline to Philadelphia
nnd WlllianiNiKirt to Hull imore and Wash
ington. Johsonuuro Railroad.
a.m. WKKKDAYH.
a. m.
lo 15 ar Clerniont lv
10 ill!
10 85
10 81
10 25
10 20
10 11
Woodvule
Quluuood
Smith's Hun
Instantur
Btralxht
Glen 11 11 71.1
9 5ft JohnsonhurK
9 40 lvltldgwayar
11 00
11 04
II 07
11 10
11 18
11 20
11 28
11 40
12 01
Ridgway & Clearfield Railroad
' and Connections.
p.m. p m
t 8U I 13
7 20 2 04
1 54
1 ftl
1 47
1 48
1 88.
1 28
7 09
7 05
7 01
6 67
6 47
8 43
88.i
6 80
10
U 80 1 18 8 5
D 12 12 52 8 44
6 89 12 24
4 511 11 47
4 05 11 10
1 30 9 Ul
p.m. a. m
am
9 85
9 25
9 15
9 II
9 07
9 02
8 53
8 47
8 43
8 39
8 as
8 25
, , , a.m p.m. p.m.
urltldirwaylv 7 00 12 10 4 10
Dim (tawn 7 10 12 20 4 20
8 10
3 JO 7 25
ft 30 45
p.m. p.m.
f Tivivlurtrl 9 .'I 19 '-Ml -A 1
Shorts Mills 7 25 12 33 4 34
Blue Hook 7 28 12 88 4 37
Carrier 7 33 12 40 4 41
jirooKwuyvi 7 8 ii so 4 SI
Lanes Mills 7 47 12 54 4 64
MeMlnn Kmt 9 ftl
1 19 8 39 HiirveyiKun 7 54 1 03 8 02
1 15 8 3S lv Falls U'kar 8 00 1 10 ft 10
I OA 8 25 lv Imilols ar 8 IS 1 25 8 M
ar FallstJ'k Iv 8 10 I 20 A 10
Reyiioldsvllle 8 23 1 32 A 27
ItriM.kvlllM II hi I '.u.
New Hethl'm 8 80 t 8M (45
Ken Hunk 10 10
Iv Plltsburxup 12 3J
For lime ll.l..s ,! ,.,l.ll,l.,i !..,; " .
. , ...... niiuruiHiiHl
eonsiiti u-'kel utenu.
J.I1.HCTCHINSON J. K. WOOD.
Gen Mnuuicer lieu. Pai Agt
12:50 p. m.-Tnilii 8, dully for dunhury, nr-
rlsliuri! ami prlneipal InternieiUuleslal loim,
gurrivinir ai Philiiiielv.lila l:.a p. in.. New
U ork 10:2 1 u. u., Huiiiiiiorv 7:.i p. in.. Wash-
iiiKiou :; p. in. Vestlliuled parlor ears
nuiid pasaeiiHer couelies, UuiTuloJo Phdudel
r.'pulii and WashliiKion.
4:00 p. in. Train 8, dully, for Har
ristmrx anil liiterniedluie stailous, ar
rlvlug ut Philadelphia 4:25 a. m.; New York,
7.13 u. iu. i Uulriniura. 2.Jn a. m,; Wasliliicioa
4.05 A. M. Pullman PltH-pln curs from
llHrrlshiirL-toPhtlud. lplna und New York.
Pnlluileliililu passeiiKirs can remain lu
sleeeer uiullsiui lii d mil 11 7:80 a. m.
II :u' p.m. TruUi 4,ilully for Sunbury, llarrls-
l1!. 1 1,. !..! ..I. I .. .., . u . ' x ....
ik at
6:33
If you want th New
A. M. on week days and 10..IH a m. on 8a u
nay! Ualtlmoro, ":15 a. u.i WashiuKiou, :30
' ,"'..m!'.,.,""ihu ' "'evpers from Erie,
M."d WIHI'iniilKirt to Philadelphia, and
W llllaumiHjrt In WushlnKion. Passeniier
couches from Kiie to Philadelphia, and.
Wllllumsnort to Hultliiiore.
12:27 p.m. Train 14. dully fortfunbury. H ur ru
tin m and urliiL'luiil lulHrmedluuistatioiis.ai
rlvinn ut VhUudolplua 7:22 . iu.. New York
9:33 a. m. wcekiluys, (10.13 a. m., liuuday)
tlaltluiore 7:15 a. in.. Washlnirton, 8::ai a ui.
esilbuled bullet sleeping cars and pas
aciiKer coaches, lluUalu to Philadelphia uud
Sushlugioii.
WESTWARD
8:33 a. m. Tralii 7, dally for Iluffalo via
Kniporluiu.
4:3i a. in. Train 9. dully for Erie. RUn
way. and week day for DuHols. I'lui-mout
und principal lntviiuediaiestaihuui.
9:5u a. ui.Ti aln 3, dally for El la am) luUir
medlatv points.
8:45 p. in. Tralu 14, dally (ur. Buffalo. Via
tinporlum.
:45 p. ui.--Traln 81. weekdays top Kane and
luturuiealatttstaUoua.