LlSTOF.IUHOlW. Drawn for the Hifnlar Term of i Court liryinninfl Momltiff, Xoreinlirr to. tlliAm,IiinoHS-Nnvi'inlHr fl, !!: . Pnvlil t'ronk.t'lerk, Wnililnvton. J. W. Hell, farmer. iMcCuliiioiit. win. I'hll p". hi Colin-tor, f 'Inyvtllc. KoiIkit Welili, Jr., miner, Cliivvllli. Win. fti-iir, lliirkiiilth, run-ii,iinniy, K. II. Wlinlnw, mlnltr, I'liiiXKillitniicy, I,hh I'l-eido, metvlmnt., I'nnxnitiiwni'y II.. I. Menus, mrpi'iitcr, IVrry. Jiune. llpmn, ntmii'i'iitti'r, liiMp. II.C. I'nrklilll, liilNircr, cliivvlllc. Joseph h. Hlili'lil, iliiijralM,' I'linxsuluvincy. Hubert I.i.lKl, miner, M.-( iilnmni. J. K. MIti'In'll. inllor, Ki-yiinliUylllp. V. K. Neiile, wiili'sinttit, iiinxiiittvnv, ' Hliuili'V tt.tVii.u. ineivlmiii. Iiiunkvllh'. I. I'. Mi't'lri'iy, siiiH-rvKnt-, WhihIow. Dnvlcl llnnry, ItilxHcr, lli iilli. J. r.t'imrh, fnmier, lli'mli-rsim. 1'lias. Iliinnnl, lem-hrr, ltiiiuuttii. Will. I'ttntltll, flilUMM', VlHIIIU. John Walker, miner, Wtnslmv, Arthur t'liick, luinlier ili'iili r, I'liiiv-utiiBiii'V. K. . tVolsh, rliirk, IttiM-k wn villi. A. II. ICi-lta, fiu-mi-r, ItruiiM'. PKTIT JUIIOIID NilVfllllN-r in. IKIJ. Jmiiiiliiiii l)iimi'r, fin-mer, MHnlinont. h. J Mi' Kill lr, eli'lk, Ki lliililovlllr. 0. V. I'lllDtNOII, ItllHii llllllli. J. M. .Ii'li'i-Min, elrrk, Itifii'kttiiy vllli. lhinlel Hi-llir, tiu'tvhiini, tillwr. A.. I. I-'.IiIit, fiu-mer, I'lilnn. John It. KlrhuriK rtirinir, Vitiinir. lrf-vl Mi hih-kiTK, timni'i . Uln-lim. Tyson ILii-iier, inmvr, Mi't alinont.. John ll. (' tliiiiron, inlnei, mint Um. MIIMron, iiii'ivli;iiii, KyiiolilHVllln. Win. (.'raven, (iirtmir, Wurniu. A. T. Mi'l'lnre, nirrrhllht, lnlor. Jos. W. tlruld'. flKlinnitir. Hill. Um. U. M'iimiii, ini'n hiiiii, Hiixikt ille. JnhiK'. MurrlMin, rurtni'r, I'nlnn. O. Iv . unh im n, fiiniii'i, Hell. II. . Spr inkle, fiirmor, Perry. Ira l.m kwuoil, fiinniT, I'nlk. Nimh t 'yphiM t, fiumer. Wlnslnw. I rank K. l,ow, eln k, Kiwi-. Anthony Wlm-qniv,-, IiiImiiit, K'llls I'leek John lii'limiil. fin in,. r. Knox. J. V. t'urr, ti-nrhiT, Vuiiini. ' " V leiinim I"l-k. l'iiniltiiiiey. 1 . II. Mi-Kvk, farmer, Wlnslnw. V. Hi o'lhiiinoll, lulmri-r, l mix. J. O. Un-en. limit lenmn, t'llnxiiilnwin-y. Jerniluli Allfn, fumier. Wiihlnvion. Jami-s K. Ilnwtlii i, ri'iiri'il, Hose. w. v.. Hm-iiiie, nilni'i. S nnnur. T. V. Ili-nilrl.-ki, prlnliT, Hiiaik villi-. K Thi-n-'miH niu.-h hunt In ii iiinnf -Ji.omuft i-.ml m In n Ion of H) 00 J hiuil i-oiil. Musintovi's li-t hiilf Iliat iti'lii-i In nun ko up thn I'lilmni'y, J) Cole's Original HOT burn lltiit mw, TIiui'h why tliry do Iwhru thu srvlro tf tlto rom dioii kind. o 101 fa Pnlont fi'iiliin", wlilfh urn not fomiil on tmv nthor ntovn, make It IMMHlhlii to ci't nil tin' In-ill In tlii'i'onl. Thiwe pali'ntn cumhlnn to nuike (!l)I.K'H HOT HI. AST thn most r.'onomli'ttl hrntor I'ver m rK. V V lVI'l V ,' f I II" It fl . . - .. i.iin.i rr ' - ' bi hi "'V 17 1 1 1 1 w r (VVk smith. Joseph." T Feiss Company IT of Cleveland. Ohio, makers of "CLOTHCRAFT" Clothes, have shown that high grade tailoring and low prices can go hand in hand. They have demonstrated that all wool clothes can be made up to sell for the same money as garments that are not all wool. "CLOTHCRAFT" suits and overcoats fn the latest and most correct styles can be ad here for $10.00 and upward. With every suit and every overcoat sold goes the makers' guarantee of all wool and our. own guarantee on top of that. Come in and see them, and get the handsome fall style book of ""CLOTHCRAFT" Clothes free. AsK for one. 3ING-STOKE COMPANY DEFT Where there's Everything; that People Wear and most thirds People Want, j VOLUME 11. Vrnnk HlmlTor, hutrhpr, Mc(nlmont. W. M. Hcuy, uiHlt'rtuknr, Hi we. Kmm Knnlx, liiii-nfHMinkpr, HIk Kun. - Jnlm Itnmn, fiirtiHT, Mi''Hlmont, UHl IMvh'r, liihoriT, HnMikviUn. Jufnl) I In a if, htMrhiT, fg Hun. W. v. HiDn, luMilM'rmini, Ht-U, lto. W. John, miIIioihIit, runxnulriwney. .liitni'M PmmhpMy, fmniiT, Vn-4hliiKloti. V. W. Jiu'k. hiinhi'rmiin, illx Htm. .1. W. rorbln, fuitiHT, Wiirwiiw. Mfinl iNntlht'M, ftirmpr, Wtnilow. .1. M. MrCri'luhl, furnuT. Wlimlow. .liK'iili Mopklnt, nirn liHiit, Knox, Joint ItrtHikn, nH'D'hittit, jiklll. drift' llnrno, f n nipr, I'liMMTook. Aduni Mtllrr, Imnknr, HIk Hun. I1 . Ii. VpisUih', luiiilM'innin, lli-Mk vlllo. W. H.Ht, liiiHllonl, Hfynoldsvlllr. Ii. J. H. Moi iIn, phydrlHii, Tunxnutawnfty. Thavkhhr J iiimHH November, 24, IVttL l!ivll HitMikcy. imri'hitnt, HrynoliUvllle. riniH. IHi'kpy, mltiiT, UttvnoltlMVlllt. Joint l'uiaklmr. uni ltrtttkort PuiiXHiiliiwney. J. H. Mcliol, rlnrk, Mr( nlnioiii. Hlonn Pi'Muvimi, lulhtror, 'orlin. Ailiim HliKlfrllt.T, lulHiror, Wnnlilntoii. I,oii Hti, uii'irlutnl. MutdprHoti. HolMTt Wolfonl, fiirmrr, HumtHt. IN'try Pull, liirnhprmiin, Hrot'kWHy villa, flurry r'ruiniiUMi, trnrlipr, Ht'H. Holwi t Humtify, ilulrymiin, Wliwlow. H. II. I.ylp, htihirpr, IMnwropk. MiM'tor CiimptM'll, miner, Vonng. H tntm l WiiitM-houHt, fttt iupr. WaHlilnrt4)ti. It. M. Mnot-p.rl-vrk, ItnokvlilP. lidwln Ilidir, mitipr, Hrviiolovllle. K. HtroiiHo, fnrnu't-, Wlnnlow. ThoiniisJ. Morris, furiniT. Yoiiiir. Jpkxc Mulholltin, furtnpr, MrCiilinonl. John Wiiutipr, iiipivhiint. HcynoUlnvlllu. lluilKc ll-i'M ry, mlmir, WImhIow. Joph I'lylt'r, luhorer, IMni-rroek. JoHi'ih HiilCH4)n, mrrchiiiit, Wlimlow. BLAST STOVES o nvi'iiia, ifoynoiiinvtiiii, I'enn a. 1 CLOTHCRAFT' CLOTHES The name has become famous be cause of the quality of the clothes that bear it. The Gold. Wm KEYN0LDSV1LLE, PENN'A., WEDNESDAY, Piimnt! Cnrrlnr, farmer, r!nir. Mori-la KlnhiT, farmer, Hnyder. John Mt'(.lnre, lunilietnian, lllff Run. W. A. Wnllnrn, farmer, Harnett. John MiM'li'llanil, farmer, V'ahltiEtoli. Jai'oli Hunntkel, miner, Mel'almoiit, Hunlel flmirley, farmer, Perry. W. II. I'etter, rnriner, Vonnu. V. II. Miller, litliorer, Knox. Wm. Ilolwon, miillearrler, Hnrnett. lanll MHtVe, farmer, Hell. A. W . Mllllmn, lalion-r, llenilemin. Thiiinaill. IMfer, farmer, Mrt'almont. Alexnmler HI niion, miner, HriM'kway yllln. Ami Hykea, farmer WIiimIow. V. O. Sutler, rlerk, HeynoUNvllln. Ueo. Iti-own, farmer, Afi't.'iilmout. Kil Iteeie, mlnelHrni, t'liiixnulawney. t'arl l.lnditi'y, miner, KeynoliNvllle. Marl MIIIhuii, iHlHirer.'I'uuxHiMawney. W. K. Ulnilncire, rlerk, ruiixiiitawney. Ooes Like Ha Cakes. "The (HHtofit gellltiK artlitln I Imvo In my more," wrltos drulHt C. T. Smith, til Duvl, Ky., "Is Dr. King's New DIh covciy for Consumption, Coughs Riitl Coliln, bocauso It always euros. In my six j'i'Hrs of enlcs It hus never failed. I have known It to save sufferers from Throat and Lung dlHoasos, who could got no help from doctors or any other remedy." Mothers roly on ll, best phy sicians prescribe It, and II. Alex Stoke guarantees satitifactlon or refund price. Trial bottles free. Hegular size, 50c and $1. Letter List. List of unclaimed letters remaining In thn postoflloe at Ileynoldnvlllo, Pa., week ending Oct. 11, 1902: Mrs. Sadie Hurder, J. W. Uber, Miss Page, S. Hackor, Jerry Allard. Foreign N. Clemente HI Mlrzlo. Say advertised and give date of list when calling for above. K. C. Burns, P. M. Friday, Oct. 17th the "Grab Sale" at Stokes. The LATEST FASHIONS IN GENT'S CLOTHING The newest, 11 neat cloths, the latest designs, all the most fashionable outs for tho summer season. Call at our shop and see samples of cloth a complete line and let us convince you that we are thn leaders In our linn. Reasonable prices always and satisfaction guaran teed. Johns & Thompson. Tk Flexibility of Concerning Shoes With every step the sole of your shoe must bend. The proper place for it to l)end is at the "ball" of the foot never at the instep. To make it bend at the "ball" two things are necessary: the sole must 1e extremely flexible while tha shank or arch must be extremely rigid. most shoes bend at the shank, thus losing their shapelinesss and tirin3 tha weak arch of the foot. This is what makes walking for women so fatiguing. The "Dorothy Dodd" shoe has. a shank that sup ports the weak arch firmly. It will not bend. The method of sewing the shank is different from the ordinary. It is sewn through and through making a strong, firm shank that cannot be obtained any other way. It has a sole that is extremely flexible itnu wm Dcna. every 8iep in sucn a shoe is a delight. Tney cost 3J4JU. You have a chance at that $1,000 or flint prl.e. It'seauy. Ask us for particulars. HE NEWS OF NEARBY TOWNS. S llepnrled by ThK fttnr'a Npevlnl 'nrrrondellt. Wlsfiaw. The streets in our town are In very bad condition at present. .Candidates for county offices were seen on our strcots last week. There will be a dance held at the pavilion next Thursday evening. W. P. Miller attended lodgo of I. O. U. F. at Desire last Saturday night. David Drumuaugh, of Stony hill, was doing some farming In this section last week. Fngles Bros, baled hay for Samuel Shankul on the (Seo. Henry farm last wook. J. .1. Dickey has the contract of build ing a barn for Hobort Harvey, of F.lea nora. Miss Edith Kuntz was numltered among the sick during the first part of last week. Will somo one kindly Inform us why tho K. O. V.. was not organized In our town ? George. Messrs Alex Dickey and V. P. Miller mailo a business trip to Reynoldsvillo on Saturday. Wm. Hollcnbaugh sold his property on East Main Btreet to Albert Hollon baugb, of Panic Our now mines at this place have en countered considerable bad luck In starting up, as tho new dynamo and REMEMBER And seo our styles bo foro purchasing your Full Shoes and Slippers. We have more of a sel ection than you can And anywhero else In the city. Vou know you want tho latest. Any one does who droseos woll. W. II. LOVELESS CO., (Ith and Penn Avo. Pittsburg, Pa. I a Dorothy Dodd STORE ReynoIdavillcPa . OCTOBER 15, 1902. engine gave way and the result was that tho now motors are not being Used as soon as expected. Tho plo social hold In tho pavilion on Tuosday night, for benefit of ' tho schools, was a grand success. The danco which was held at tho pavilion on Saturday night was not a decided success on account of tho bad woathor. "Dob" Kcl.ey, one of our enterprising young mon, was sworn In as assistant postmaster at this plnco. Congratu lations, Hob. There was snhool In room No. 3 on Saturday on account of the teacher, Miss Edith Kuntz, having lost time on account of sickness. J. V. Young, the contractor and builder, Is progressing slowly on the company houses on account of not being ablo to secure material. Moadu North, of Dullols, who has heen doing considerable drll.llng In our town of late, has moved his drilling machine to Yatcsboro. Tho night school under tho direction of Prof. Miller, our principal, Is pro- grossing nicely. Como boys and girls and holp a good thing along.. An unknown Italian died on Hill street last Wednesday. ,Tho writer has been unablo to learn tho nattfo and cuuse of death of tho person. Samuel Shankol, of East Main St., Is now prepared to meet tho demand of the public In tho lino of general mer chandise, as ho lias his fall stock of good son hand. Some people seem to think that It would pay some other pcoplo of our town to hire a hordor to koop tholr cattle within reasonable bounds, as tho policy of allowing them, to run at large is an expensive one. Our schools have finished tho first month of sohool and the writer wishes to say that It has boon successful, but we could exiiect nothing elso from our efficient corps of teachers. Emerlckvllle. Vernor Keys, of Pittsburg, spent Sun day with his parents, J. It. Keys and wlfo. Samuol Fiko and wlfo, of Knoxdale, spent Sunday at tho homo of Mr. and Mrs. David Dinger. Our lumber merchant, W. W. Falos, is doing a rushing business at Iowa station on P. It. It. Uov. C. J. Zotlor, of Callonsburg, preached in tho M. 10. church Sunday morning and ovonlng. E. E. Snyder is talking of going to Brookvlllo to loarn to play a harp. Wo wish hira succoss. Mrs. Sadio Rocd and Mrs. Maggie fIRST NATIONAL BANK OFHEYKOLDS VJLLJC. Capital Surplus $50,000 $25,000 ft. mitfliell, Prrldelit - Keott Jn lellniMt, Vlee Prra.l J oh ii II. Kaurlier anlilcr. Directors) O.MItRholl, Scott. McOlollnnd, ,1. U. Kln John 11. Ooi lint t, Daniel Nolan, O. W. Fuller, J. II. Knucber. Does a general banking business anil mlfrfta the account of merchant, professional men. farmers, inis'lianlrs, miners, lumiiormvii anil uiiinrn, promising i lie mimi. careful uiuuiiiun to the business of all persons, Hnfu Deposit lloxoa for rent. Klrst National Hank building, Nnlan block Fire Proof Vault. See our Line OK BATH TUBS. LAVATORIES AND CLOSETS. ENAMELED AND CAST IRON SINKS. GAS FIXTUTES AND BURNERS. MONARCH INSTAN TANEOUS WATER HEATER. BATHROOM SPECIALTIES. Estimates furnished for Plumbing, Steam and Gas Fitting. R. D. Albright, Next door td Oorwln's Photo Oallory. NUMBER 23. Weldor, of Big Bun, visited their par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Moore, in this place Saturday. Charllo Sydow, of Dullols, visited his brother, Uov. Allicrt Sydow, at this place Saturday. Rathmel. E. O. Dh'kcy made a trip to East Brady Satuiday. Charles Stltts and wlfo, of Pittsburg, aro visiting hero this wook. John Harris, of Brockwayvillc, had business horo last Saturday. Thomas Matthews, of Anita, was in town the first of this week on business. J. W. Smith was at Washington, D. C, last week attending the G. A. It. Enoampmont. Mrs. Joseph Cathorsdlcd at her home horo Thursday morning of lost week and was burled Sunday afternoon. Ser vice was held In the Church of God, conducted by Itov. W. F. Ilebor. Sykesvllle. Georire Plorco moved to his fnrm near Itathmel on Monday of this wook. Mrs. Ilarvev Roller, of Paradise, vis ited friends in our town a few days lost week. Mrs. Martin Ellnifor. of Homo (Ininn. is visiting her father, Adam Lott, near this place. Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Iluncrt went to Glrty, Armstrong county, last week to visit a couplo of weoks with Mr. Bupert's parents. A number of Knights of Malta drove to Itoynoldsvlllo last Sunday to attend tho funeral of Mrs. Joseph Cathors. wife of ono of their brethren. Itov. M. V. 8. Gold. Bontlst nreaehor at this place, was at West Liberty f part of l08t week assisting Itov. J. Dean in tho meetings at that placo A local Institute will be held in ' M. E. church at this place next S; day. A very Interesting program has been prepared and a good mooting is anticipated. A corps of survoyors havo boon doinu a lot of work just bolow town for tho Goodyear Company tho past two weeks. and It is said by those who aro in a position to know, that thore will bo a J - COLUMBIAN LEADS -1 I - i .. f We have just received another carload of The Celebrated Columbian Stoves and Ranges And can show you the finest - display of stoves of every description ever brought to Reynoldsville. Remember the Columbian stoves are GUARANTEED to give perfect satisfaction and you run no risk whatever in buying them. keystone: HARDWARE COMPANY. shaft put down as soon as arrangements can be made. This Is good news to our people, as it will give work lo a largo number of men, and porhnps our mon, who are too patriotic to suit thq bosses at somo of tho nearby mines, can get work, thore. Mr. Hulbert, of Pittsburg, onb of the engineers who are surveying near town, made an Interesting and appropriate address to tho Baptist Sunday school lost Sunday. Mr. Hulbort Is a fine, pleasant talker and bis remarks were pleasing to listen to. Hit Life In Peril "I just seemed to have gone all to plocos," writes Alfred Boo, of Wolfaro, Tex., "biliousness and lnmo back had mado life a burden. I couldn't cat or sleep and felt almost too worn out to work when I Ixnjan to uso Electric Bit ters, but they worked wonders. Now I sleep lllfo a top, can eat anything, have gained in strength and enjoy hard work.".Thoy glvo vigorous health and new llfo Jo weak, sickly, run-down peo ple. Try thorn. Only 50o at II. Alex Stoko's drug store. Special Low Rates to Exposition For tho Pittsburg Exposition tho Buffalo, Itochcstor k Pittsburg Rail way will sell excursion tickets from points on its lino. Falls Crook to Fenel ton Inclusive, to Pittsburg on Wednes day of each wook commencing Sept. 10th and continuing until October l.Oth inclusive, at a single fare for tho round trip, plus 25 cents for coupon of ad mission. Tickots good for return pas sago until Saturday following date-of salo. Out of Death's Jaws. "Whon death seomod very near from a severe stomach and llvor trouble, that I hod suffered with for ycors," writes P. Muse, Durham, N. C, "Dr. King's New Lifo Pills savod my llfo and gave mo porfoct hoalth." Best pills on earth and only 25o at II. Alox Stokoa drug store. Friday, Oct. 17th tho "Grab Sale" at Stoko's. 1.50 PER GALLON A prftty ntrrp prlro for llnsmd oil, but thnt'fl thn Htfurfl you puy wti-mi you tuy a thin, muly mixed paint, for It nonrly all oil. lon't Jump fit ho other extromo iind buy a pnme pHlnr full of burvte. Let iih tnlk to you ii(out. the f. ft nl. neml-puslo, which tnke n trullon at oil to a (tuIIoh of thn paint, mid In letter and cheaper thunttio whlto load Reunoldsvllle Hardware Co., Pole Agents, Hcynolclsvllla, ta. THE - THEM ALL. - ''"",ija at-, i ii ti K '.
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