Saved at Grave's Brink.
"I know I would long ago havo boon
In my gravo," writes Mrs, 8. n. Now
torn, of Decatur, Ala., "If It had not
boon for Etoctrlo nittors. For throo
years I suffered untold ngnny from tho
worst forma of indigestion, wntorbrasli,
stomach and bowel dyspepsia. Tint tills
excellent modiolno did mo a world of
good. Slnco using It I can cat heartily
and have gained 35 pounds." For Indi
gestion, loss ol apnntlto, stomach, liver
and kiHnoy troubles Electric Bitters aro
a positive, guaranteed euro. Only SO
cts at H. Alex Stoko's drug store
Clerical Orders.
Pursuant to Its usual custom, tho
Pennsylvania Railroad Company will
issue clerical ordors for tho year l'.HVI
to ordained clergymen having regular
charge of churches located on or near
its linos. Clergymen desiring such or
ders should make individual application
for samo on blanks furnished by the
company through Its agents. Applica
tions should reach tho gonernl olllco of
the company by December 21, so that
ordors may be mailed December .11 to
all clergymen entitled to receive them,
Many new designs In rings at C. F
Hoffman's. Reynolds' Perfect Cold Curo sold
under absolute guarantee to curo.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
BUFFALO & ALLIXiHANY VALLEY
DIVISION.
Low Grado Division.
In EffiKt May 29, 1902. lEastern Standard Time.
lASTWAItn.
N'09 No.113 No.lOI NolO .No107
STATIONS. A- A Ai M 1 M
rittsbunr f b i. n 9 tm l :t 8 ut
Kedllnak .! 11 in 4 in HI
litiWHonham V 40 II !K 4 1- no;
Mew Uetlilohom .... 10 1.1 11 47 4 ;Vi s ;ir
Oiik KUIkb 10 .11 4 ft" s 4.1
Aliiysvlllu 10 II ft! ft m 40
tmuniervllle 10 4-1 ft -I to nit
lirnokvlllo d o lino u n :r.i 9
lown mi -ii in ;o n
d uller t3rii 10 t.'i iV Hi .C
Jtoytoldsvlllii.. 41 II : lift'i 0 lft! B ;o
i nnijoiiHl to ftl -I I 411 1 '.'0. ....
ull tJruuk C ft- II 4 s ll:i tl.ii Mr..
Diilinls ?irjiiM I Jft 40 "W 10
r-uliulK 7 17 1 :t7 8 IU
Winter-burn.... 7 : 1 60 7 oft
I'onndolU 7 M 1 7 10
Tyler 7 4.1 2 0:1 7 I" Note.
llennetelto H 00 2 L! 7 41
Onint tN in l ;c :7 ft l
Driftwood ( 8 4ft .... II oft 8
A.M. A. M. I. St. P. M l. M.
Train OOt (Sunday 1 leaven I'll tsbiirKV.no a. m.,
Red Bunk 11.10 Hrookvllle 13.41, KeynnltinvilU
1.14, Falls t'rei'k 1.211. llulluls l.W p. 111.
wrsTWAiin
N. W7 NoI06,N No. 114 No. 110
A A. M. A l. H. f. M.
.... i l.VjIl 30 .... I ft Ml
.... t 41 til 40 .... t 17
.... a AO II Aft .... a 2
.... 7 17 13 22 .... a A3
.... 7 2ft 12 it) ... 7 UO
.... 7 30 12 a .... 7 oft
.... 7 44 12 40 .... 71"
a so h 00 1 oft jft oft 7 :a
B 37 8 1(1 1 20 ft 13 7 42
t8 H2 t5 IK t7 4M
8 44 8 23 1 32 ft 37 7 !W
6 ft t8 113 .... tS 4:i tB 12
t7 04 tft AO tH IS
7 1ft 8 fto 1 .'.'.I 8 00 IS 30
7 30 til M J2 12 8 1ft ....
7 47 tH IS -3 2ft 8 32 ...
7 A3 tH 22 ... 8 3 ....
8 01 9 30 2 as a 4ft ....
8 31 9 ft7 8 (HI 7 14 ....
8 4ft 10 10 II 20 7 2ft ....
11 lft S 12 lift I A 30 S 9 4ft ....
A. M. p. m. v. ni. !. u. p. m.
STATIONS.
Driftwood....
Orant
Itennezetle...
Tylor
Ienntteld
Winterburn ..
Babtila
DuHols
Falls Ureek...
i'anvoast
iieynoldsvlllu
J'uller
lown
Hrookvllle...
bummervtlle..
Maysville
OafcKldire
Wew Hnthlnhem
i.awsonhnra.
lied Hank....
I'lUsburg. . . .
QTraln 94! (Hundny) leaves DitHols 4.10 p. m.
Falls Creek 4.17, Kttynnldsvllle4.30, Hrookvllle
.0O, Ked Hunk 8.30, lMttsbiiiK .; p. m,
Trains marked run dully; dully, oxeent
Sunday) t flag station, where signals must bo
Khown.
Philadelphia & Erie Railroad Division
In effect March 24th, 1002. Trains leave
Driftwood as follows:
EASTWARD
:0I . m Train 12, weekdays, for Hunbury,
WlHcmbarre, Haileton, I'otisvillo.Hi'raiitou,
HHrrltHHirK and the Intermediate illa
tions, arriving at l'lilladelpliln 8:3:1 p. m.,
.New York, 9:30 p. m.i biiltlniore,a:U0 p.m.)
Washington, 7:lp. m I'ullmiin I'urlor car
from Willlamsport to Philadelphia mid pas
senger coaches from Kane to l'lilladelphla
and Willlamsport to lialtlmore and Wusli
Jogton. Johsonbuho Railroad.
WEEKDAYS.
a. m.
10 4ft ar Clermont lv
11 00
11 04
11 07
It 10
11 18
11 20
11 28
11 40
13 01
10 8H
M 8S
10 81
10 3ft
10 20
10 11
9A5
40
WoodVHle
Quliiwood
Bmlth's Run
Instsntt.r
HtraiL'ht
Olon Haxel
Johnson boric
lv ltldnway ar
Riduway & Clearfield Railroad
and Connections.
n.m.
780
1 to
1 08
7 05
7 01
1 A7
47
' 3
i.m. a.m.
a.m p.m.
7 00 12 10
7 10 13 20
7 21 12 30
7 2S 12 33
7 2s 13 M
t 83 12 411
7 43 12 AO
7 47 12 A4
7 ftl
7 A4 1 03
8 00 1 10
lft
9 as
ar Rldgwaylv
p.m.
4 10
4 20
4 30
S 04
1 A4
I Al
147
9 2A
9 1A
9 11
9 07
mm naven
C'roylaiid
Shorts Mills
Blue Rock
Carrier
Brockwuy v'l
Lanes Mills
McMInn Suit
Harveys Run
lv hulls (J'k ar
lv DuHols ar
4 M
4 87
1 43
9 02
4 41
4 Al
4 bi
1 88 C A3
1 88 8 47
8 43
8 m
8 8A
9S
80
41 10
1 19
1 1A
A 02
A 10
A lift
I OA
2ft
8 lft 1 2ft
4 80 1 13 a At) ar Falls O'k lv 8 10 I 20 & 10
12 12 ft2 1 44 Heynoldsvllle 8 21 1 32 ft 37
8 12 24 6 10 llnskvllle 8 AO 1 All 8 00
4 AO 11 47 New Itethl'm 9 HO 2 38 8 4ft
4 OA II 10 Red Rank 10 10 8 30 7 3ft
1 80 9 00 lv l'Htsburgar 12 3S A 80 9 45
Ai.m. a.m. .n . p.m. p.m. p.m.
ior time tables and additional information
cousull ticket axeuts.
J.B. HUTCHINSON
Geo Manager
J. R. WOOD,
Uen. I'ubS Agt
ItiSO p. m. Train 8, dally for Hunbury, liar
rlsburK and 111 liwlial Intermediate stations,
4utIvIiik at I'uiladolphla 7:33 p. 111., New
York 10:23 p. u Ualiimore 7:30 p.m., Wash,
union 8:3a p. m. Vest) Imled parlor cars
land passonjiiir oaches, Byttftlo to l'hlladi l
iiibla and WusIiIiikuju.
-.Oo p. m. Train 8, dally, for liar-rl-sbura
and Intermediate stations, ar
riving at Philadelphia 4:2ft A. M.i Xtsw York,
7. LA a. m.i llaltimoie, 2.;m a. m.s Valiliin:tiii
4. OS A. M. I'ullman ttleeplnir curs from
HarrlsburK to 1'hlladelpliia and Now York.
J'ullauulphlu passeiiKtirs can remain in
aleeuer uudisturled until 7:80 a. m.
11:06 cm. Train 4.dallv for Huiiliurv llnn.1..
buri and lutormedlale stations, arrlvlua at
Philadelphia, 7:22 A. M.i New York, 9:33
4. at. on week days uud 10.;is a m. on bun
alay; Baltimore, 7:1ft a. u. WashliiKtou, s:au
jk. m. ruiiiuau sieeprs rrom Krie,
M Willlamsport to IMilladelohla. and
WUIUusjsiHirt Ui WasbliiKtou. I'usseiiKer
owiiM from Erie u I'hlladolphla, and
tt itrawMMri' m, iiitiiimuni.
11:27 p.m. Tmlo 14, daily for Hunbury, Harris.
ajounc aua pnuciuui intermeaiutestatlons.ur
riving at Philadelphia 7:22 a. in.. New York
t-JIH a. m. tKuekdays.J10.il3 a. m., Munduy)
sai.uiii'i" ' u, WIM1II1IISI.OU, s:ju a UX,
YesUbuled buffet sleeping curs and pas
swntfar cuachea, Bull alu to l'lilladelphla and
aVatfnsuat4iU.
WKSTWAKB
skS8 a. an Train 7, dally (or Buffalo via
Emuorlum.
4:88 a. is. Trala 9, dally for Erie, Rldx
way, and week days for DuBols, Clermont
aud urlaclpal Inter tuudlale stations.
:0 a. m. Train 8, dally for Erie aud litter.
naulsUi aoiitta.
1:44 p. os. T,raln 15, dafly or Buffalo via
4 iso p. . Train U, weekdays for Kane and
J,meaUtestaaUma.
TACTLESS FANNY.
Jannnscliek's Itensott For Openlnw
Iter aensotv In Srrnonse.
A Pyrnciisc man tells a story of Mine.
Jnnntisrhek when she was a iroinltieiit
star.' The wily lulvnneo neiit went to
Syriienso n week or so lx'fure the local
theater opened there for (he senson
and proencdril to till tip the guileless
newspaper men with the statement
that Jnnausehek had said that she
would open her season In Hint plnee or
not nt nil. Her nmnnner wanted t'hl
caRo, tint Birred to compromise on
Itoston or ritlladelphln. but tho inn
dnmo was firm.
Nalurnlly S.vrneuse was dcllKhtcd nt
the honor. .Innausehek tfot panes of
advance notices, and when the opening
nlulit came the theater was packed ns
never before.
After the ilrst net an nnililtlotts re
porter "went behind" to Interview
Mine. Janniischek.
"Kyrncuse feels very proud that you
hnvo stntteil here this season." lie
snld, "and my paper would like to tell
the people for you why you havo so
honored us."
"tlrent hesvens," saltl the tactless
runny, "I Iwul to open some place!"
Chicago HetVn-il -Herald. ,
How to ltenl History.
rerlinps the ta'st way to rend history
Is to tnfto up the life of some Brent lid
uro that attracts our linagiimtlon and
bo drawn by that Into the study or the
Konornl stiik'e upon which he was only
a single netor. f'citiih.ly It Is not 11
good plan to begin with those elabo
rate documentary histories In which
you cannot see the wood for the trees.
It Is better to be wrong In a few of
your facts or even contract n bins from
some partisan historian than to lose
yourself In a morass of documents,
says Success.
The best histories are the rlvldest.
If they occasionally lead yon 11 stray,
you can always correct them by the
more sober colored chronicles. Miienti
lay may have been prejudiced, and so
tuny Fronde, and so undoubtedly was
Cnrlyle: so. ngnln. was Cilibon: yet,
none tic 1- ss, these ore the great his
torians, the historians who set you up
on the peaks of time and enable you
to see history as It lies beneath in wide
views and broad musses.
Texas Vrrmrnlsr,
"Speaking of Texas." said n young
lawyer who once lived In the I.one
Star State to the New Orleans Times
Democrat, "reminds me of a peculiar
conversation I heaid In n grocery
store n few years ago In one of tho
sum Her places of the state, and the
lory will nmply Illustrate the pecul
iarities of tho vernacular in certain
more remote parts of Texas. I hap
pened to he In the gn ry store In
question when n little girl enine In to
buy some eggs, and the following cnt
versatlon was carried on between the
girl and the keeper of the plnee: 'Ain't
you got no eggs'' asked the Utile girl.
'I ain't said I nfn't,' the storekeeper re
plied, whereiisiii the l!t le girl replied
after this fashion: 'I ain't nsk yon Is
you ain't yon. 1 ask yoti is you Is yon.
Ain't you?' That's thu way lliey tall: .
some sections of the state. The little
lassie who 'used the expression made
herself cletir nnd she got the 1 .a."
I'aiilNlinieiit In 1'ersiu.
Among the Persians the usual mode
of punishment Is the bastinado, from
which men of the highest rank are not
exempt. It Is Inflicted with very great
severity, frequently so as to render the
sufferer almost n cripple lor life. The
victim Is thrown upon his face and each
foot Is passed through a loop of strong
cord attached to a pole, which Is raised
horizontally by men, who. twisting It
round, tighten the ropes and render
tho feet Immovable. Two executioners
then strike the solo alternately with
switches of the pouiegrnnnte tree well
steeped In water to render them sup
ple. A store of these switches Is gen
erally ready for use In the pond which
adjoins tho courtyards of the houses of
tho great. The punishment frequently
lasts for an hour or until the unfortu
nate victim faints from pain.
rrrivnrr of Mlnil.
M. Orovy when president of France
on one occasion extricated himself from
a predicament with wonderful pres
ence of mind. lie was being conducted
around the anion by an eminent artist,
when be saw a painting which dis
pleased blm. "What a daub!" he ex
claimed. "Whose Is It?" "That pin
turo, M. le President," said ills cicerone,
"It Is my own work. Ah!" said the
president without any sign of embar
rassment nt his awkward mistake, "la
our country, when we particularly wish
to purchase a thing, we always begin
by running It down." And, true to his
part, he purchased the offending paint
ing there and then.
Hla Slnny Thosghts,
"Don't you sometimes have
thoughts," asked the soulful young
thing, "that are absolutely unutter
able?" "I do, miss," answered the old poet.
"And sometimes when 1 niu digging
for a rhyma that won't come I have
thoughts that are absolutely unprint
able." Chicago Tribune.
Her .Version of tho liden Incident.
"I suppose you regard Eve as to
blame for tempting Adam to eat tho
apple?"
"Not at all," answered Miss Cayenne.
"Eva waa too generous to want the ap
ple all for herself, and Adam was not
gentleman enough to let her hove It"
Washington Star.
The loap.
Dalntlclgn (at the boarding house)
Beg pardon, Mrs, Skinner, but Isn't
this the same soup we bad yesterday,
warmed overt
Mn. Skinner No, air. It Is what
was left over from yesterday. Boston
Transcript.
ELEPHANTS.
fretv Grow Nine Feet filch the A!a
Jorliy tlplnar t niter Fight Feet.
The average term of an elephant's
life, although there Is 110 pi:-else In
formation on the point, Is seventy or
eighty years. The elephant Is net In
full vigor nnd strength till tblrty-tlve.
The most ready way of forming an r.p
proximate Idea of the a;'o Is by the
ainonut of turn over of the upper edge
of the ear. In young anlnials, some
times up to thb nge of eight or nine
years, the etlge Is quite straight. It.
however, then begins to turn over, r.lnl
by the time the animal Is thirty the
edges lap over to the extent of an Inch,
nnd between this nge and sixty this
Increases til two Inches or slightly
more. Kxtrnvagant Ideas are held as
to tho height of an elephant. Such a
thing as nn elephant measuring ten
feet at the shoulder docs not :;! t In
India or Burma. Sanderson, who Is ad
mitted to be the best authority on the
subject, says the largest male be ever
met with measured H rcct 10 Inches
and the tallest female 8 feet !i Inches.
Tho majority of elephants, however,
are below eight feet, and an animal
rarely reaches nine feet, the fcmi'le
being slightly shorter than the male.
The carcass of an elephant 7 feet -I Inch
es tall weighed In portions gave n total
weight of :.i!X) pounds, so nn elephant
weighing two tons should be common
enough. The skin was about three
fourths of nn Inch thick.
A tirent Spt erh.
A lawyer whose ehspience was of
the spread eagle sort was addressing
the Jury nt great length, nnd bis legal
opponent, growing weary, went out
side to rest.
"Mr. B. Is making n great speech."
raid u friend to the liorcd counsel.
"Oh, yes j Mr. B. always makes n
great speech. If you or I had occasion
to announce that two and two make
four, we'd be Just fools enough to blurt
It right out. Not so Mr. B. He would
say.
"If. by that arithmetical rule known
ns addition, we desired to nrlve at the
sum of two Integers lidded !o two In
tegers, we should find and I assert
this boldly, sir, and without the fear of
successful contradiction -wo, I repent,
should Hint by the particular arithmet
ical formula before mentioned -anil,
Sir,' I hold, myself perfectly responsible
for tho assertion 1 am about to make
that the sum of the two given Integers
nddud to tho two other Integers would
be four!"
Served lllm Rlstht.
"Yes," said tho end looking chap. "
was a gay burglar oiieu, but nn acci
dent put nn end to my career. Voq
see, I was a humorous chap ton."
' "You look It." said tho wise guy un
der bis breath.
"I got Into 1111 art gallery ono tiny by
telling the Janitor that I was a picture
taker. I took a lot of them, too, iimoug
which was one of Plugugly. the cham
pion prizefighter of 18-15."
"Did they catch you?" asked the
Wise guy.
''No," replied the sad looking num.
"Plugugly's portrait was next to my
olnr plexus, nnd I hnd to drop them
all. It was such a striking likeness."
Of corn-Be It was to be expected that
tho sad looking man should get I lie
Worst of the tight that followed. Cin
cinnati Commercial Tribune.
Ho Hnd Not,
At one of the public receptions nt
the White House during the second
Cleveland administration Mr. riiiiuucl
Clemens (Mark Twain) was presented
to Mrs. Cleveland. On shaking hands
with her he gave her a card, asking
simply, "Will you please sign that?"
Mrs. Cleveland glanced nt the enrd
to find nothing but the words, "lie tins
not" written across It. She looked In
amused perplexity to Mr. Clemens for
something further, when the latter ex
plained: "My wlfo said tf I raino hero l would
bo sure to come with my golpshos on;
but I haven't, have 1? Ho I wish yog
would sign thnt for 1110 to give her."
' Mrs. Cleveland looked down ut Ills
feet and then laughingly wrote her
name on thu card.
The Wny of n Woman.
"I ha to to bo contradicted,", she aald.
"Then I won't contradict you," ho
returned.
"You don't love me," she asserted.
''I cjon't," he admitted.
"You are a hateful thing!" she cried.
"I am," ho rophed.
"I believe you're trying to teaso me,"
bo said.
" am," he ooqepded. .
"Aud thut you do lv? me,"
"I do."
Var a moment she waa silent,
"Well," she said at lust, "1 do hate a
man who Is weak enough to be led by a
woman. He ought to buve a mlud of
liis own aud strength."
He sighed. What else could he do?
Chicago Post.
Took No Chances.
"Yea, slrreo!" exclaimed tho boodlo
politician. "I claim thut, dcsplto what
people say against me, I have never In
my life taken a penny of dishonest
money."
VVe bold our breath.
"Because It Is my Invariable rule,"
bo continued, "to bite all coin aud
make sure It's good before I deliver."
Baltimore News.
TWo Points of Difference.
"The difference between the cow and
the milkman," laid the gentleman with
a rare memory for Jests. "Is that the
cow gives pure milk."
"There Is another difference," retort
ed tho uillkmuu. "The cow doesn't give
credit"
For every aelf made man In the world
there are ten who are aelf unmade. -I
Chicago News.
" ' Werplnu- at m tVeddlns.
A Chinese marriage Is nil ceremony
no talk, no levity and much crying.
The solemnity of a funeral prevails.
After I lit- 1 xchnnge of presents the
bride Is itrc-M.-il with much care In a
red gown, liitx-iule or silk, If she can
pet It: her eyelashes are painted n tleep
black, ami she wears 11 heavy red veil
attache. I to 11 scarlet headdress, from
which lm.lt tlon pearls are pendent
over tlie forehead. A feast Is spread
upon n tulib'. to which the blushing
bride Is led by live of her best female
friends. They are seated at the tnble,
but no one enls. The utmost silence
prevail;. wh,-ii. Ilnally, the mother leads
olT in a cry, the maids follow and the
brhle echoi In the chorus. Then all
the bridesmaids leave the table and
the disconsolate mother takes a seat
beside the chair of state where the
bride fits. The bridegroom now enters,
with four of his best men. The men
pick up the throne on which the bride
sits. a::d. preceded by the bridegroom,
form l:t proecssliin aud walk around
the ri.e.in or Into nn adjoining parlor,
signifying that he Is carrying her awny
to his own Inline. The guests then
throw i-b-e at the happy couple, n cus
tom we have borrowed from tho
heathen.
Prnfrsslonnl I'rlile.
Newspaper men. from great editors
down to rural correspondents, ore
proud or their profession, although not
all sit as secure ns John Black, for
many years the chief of the London
Chronicle.
Black s'lip; orteil the Melbourne ad
ministration In his paper, yet ho never
askeil 11 favor of any of the ministers.
(Hi one occasion Lord Melbourne said
to him:
"You are the only man In England
who for .-cts that I am prime minister."
"I low so. my lord?" Inquired Black,
supposing that he had been Inadver
tently disrespectful.
"Because." replied Melbourne, "you
lire the only man I know who never
risks 11 iiivr r inc."
"I I ave 110 favor to usk." s.ild Black
quietly "I have 110 favor to ask any
one In il e world! You lire prime min
ister of Kuglnnd. but I mil 'editor of
the Mi::vi!ii: Chronicle, nnd I would
not ihaivc plnccs with the proudest
mail In M: gland not even, my lord,
with you "
A Pitch l.nke.
Trluldntl. an Island In the south At
lantic opp site the mouth of the Ori
noco. Is l:i.n 1. is for Its pitch. There
lire districts where there Is pitch ev
ery wlnru. The beach Is pitch, and so
are the "rocks." sonic of which have
been carried :',' to supply Paris and
New York lib tar pavements At I.n
tvi piin apples grow to perfection Iq
n brown s.:i which s hair pitch. But
Hie wonder of the Isle s the pitch hiku
M iiiIIk and a half In clrctimfcrcneo.
As It lies e!ltcrlllg 111 the sun It looks
like a vast bcii of monstrous mush
rooms, all black and of nil kinds of
shape and slr.e. some measuring ns
much ns flft.v feet across. The space
between these unlovely objects Is tilled
with oily water In parts of the lake
the pitch Is quite liquid, and the ground
nil round Is full of pitch anil coaly
stuff to n. depth of hundreds of feet.
Never Make a Plnyer.
First Caddie 1 saw ye carrying for
fho minister, yesterday, Donald. What
kin' o player Is he?
Second Caddie Man, he'll never niuk'
I gpwfferl D'ye ken what he an yd
When ho misses the Iw'V
J'lrst Ciiddlo No; what does he aayt
Beeoud Caddie (disgustedly! - "Tut,
rut!" Glasgow Times.
B , R A P. Clerical Orders.
Clerical orders for the year 1003 will
be issued by the UufTalo, Uoohostor &
Pittsburg K'y as In former years to or
dained clergy men having regularehargo
of churches located on or near tho lino
of Its road. Application blanks will bo
furnished by ticket agents of tho com
pany, and should bo forwarded to tho
general passenger agent at Rochester as
early as possible. No orders will bo Is
sued exoopt on the Individual application
of olorg.viiinn, made on blanks furnished
by tho company and oorted to by ono
of Its ugontH.
J H. HUOHKaT
UNDERTAKING AND EM QALMING.
A full Hue of supplies constantly on linnd
Picture friiinliiK it Kucclnlly. tltllee mill wuro
room In renrof Miss Mnriiitret Kviiiih' nickct
store. Hesldence neurcor. Urnnt and Silt sis
N.
HANAU
l an) cltMintf out my stouk of dry
and ifeqls' furnishing fond-i ut
jfoliiK to quit business,
11.01) DreNS (lootls
Nrtc UreKs kimmI.
3.1c drertu uooiIh,
c t;uNliii,ere
i'M' (IllhilllHM'O
tide Ciislimere r
INc I'lalils
kc I'IiiIiIn
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kl.20 llroiuli.'iolli
11.00 Silks
Tto nilks
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4.V- Silks
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fx- It t-it-.li II I ml I ri)C '
Tulile Linen
otic tulile llneu
Till ttthlo linen '
mic. Iiuiclier's linen
41k' Iiuiclier's llneu
60 eitinlirie lining
60c ladles' slilrt waist
Kir
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CLOTHING.
In black snd'hlun, chiy worsted
Minnie uiu) rouuu utitsuiis,
lis. 00 suits
(14.UU suits
12.00 suits
loot) suits
8.00 suits
5.00 suits
4.00 suits
til. on
10.00
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7.2it
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lip
H.40
YOUTH'S SUITS.
110.00 suits
8.00 suits
7.00 suits
S.B0 suits -1.110
suits
t.ftO suits
.60
7.2.1 1
B.2H
6.1k)
4.76
4.00
D. 76
S.76
Christmas Present.
Tor sovural years rD have suggested
about this time of year that a subscrip
tion to TltR Star for one year would be
a suitable Christmas present to give a
friend who does not already take THE
Star, and euch year a few people acton
the suggestion, and for that reason wo
msko tho same suggestion this year.
What can you buy for 11.00 that a friend
would got as much benefit out of and bo
reminded every week In tho year of tho
giver, as a year's subscription to The
Star ? Try It.
The Problem of a
Tired Mother.
The funny papers have told,
time and again, how it makes a
man feel to be shut up alone
with the children even for a
few hours.
It's no wonder that nerve
troubles attack the mother for
she has the children all the
time. How can she help being
nervous, especially white the
little ones are making such con
stant drafts on her energy?
No woman can endure the
strain of her housework and
two or three little ones unless
her digestive powers are of an
unusual order. She can't man
ufacture force enough to stand
the strain.
We can suggest one thing
that will surely help her and it
isn't a drug poison either. It
is VInol, made by a remarkable
new process from that wonder
ful remedy, cod liver oil, a
true tonic.
Money back If you don't find
this true.
H, ALEX. STOKE
DRUOOI3T.
Mull orders supplied. Ono dollHr per
bot 1 1 n c x press pre pa I d ,
Needed In Every Home
THE NEW
AND F.NLAR.GLD
EDITION OF
webster's
International
Dictionary
A ninlonary f FNGI.HM.
l.lotrupl. j', Gvuiir aptiy, r lotion, ate,
Now I'lutea Throughout
25,000 New Words
fhrisss and Definitions
I'repiircd under ll,o direct super
W011 of W. T. HARRIS, Ph.D., LL.D.,
I'nileil Hlales (loiunilssioncr of K1I11
ciilion, itsaUleil by a la re" corps of c -i-pclelil.
HpcciiilinU and editors.
Rich Elm1ln)! 2J44 Quarto Pause
5000 Illustrations
I Cj'"V7tn Ltlemnlionulirit Jlmliianetl
J'i j:::ni, r.nnmliii! Ilia "I'nubriilyiU."
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Speetinei! pllKCR, clO. Of IKltU
ll.Ku.i ICIlt Oil IllllllluitiUll.
O iC.MERIUAMCO.
Publishers,
. i-lngfield, Ma&a
goodi and cloth lot; and ladies
por oeiit less than cost, Am
fl .00 IikIIkh' shirt wiiUts
i.: Indies' shirt wulHt Jl .13
1 .'ill Indies ..hlrt wiiUt
fl.l.t Indies' -li 1 1 1 wills! IMtr
tl 2.1 liuliy drcHNes -Vi
7V linl.y drcHHcs - 0'mt
fitk! hnliy drcNt's - Ink:
2.V! huhy dienses, - 11k-
;.V Imhy hklrm - - 4V
Me Imhy hkirts . ;v
2.V. Imliy's skirt - liin
UK: child's stocking ' 7'-,':
l'J'icchild's nlorkinKs lu:
I; child's stis klnns li'.e
Si'Hr stiiiifl rovers - - Ilk:
ftc hulls sllkuleen 4C
li. ynrd Nilkiiteeii 7'o
IV ynrd Hilkali.cn 111'. 0
II lift llexllilecoi-Ni't - (I ml
(1.00 llexllilu comets Hk:
h.V DeNlhie corset arm '
Ikkr liexihie corttst 4ik:
40c flexible corset 21k:
Chlldrens' Knuo Pant's Suits
-.00 Suits,
4. SO Mills
4110 suits
II.W suits
1 .V) HUllS
I.IKIStpIs
' 7-V knee ni
n8
I wrirurirs
V. nit iicN-itv
( wtsartss if
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8.110
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2.60
1. mi
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IDc
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1UO
Ho
pants
fith: knee bunts
26c knee punts
2.V child's overalls '
Men's 16c llneu collars
Hoy's liki linen collars
Men's ?6c rubber collars
Men's 60e. neckties
Men's 26c ueek ties
Child's 10c necktie
We our Line
OK
BATH TUBS,
LAVATORIES AND
CLOSETS,
ENAMELED AND
CAST IRON SINKS.
GAS FIXTUTES AND
BURNERS,
MONARCH INSTAN
TANEOUS WATER HEATER,
BATH ROOM
SPECIALTIES.'
Estimates furnished for
Plumbing, Steam and Gas
Fitting.
R. D. Albright,
Noxt door lo forwln's Photo Onlltiry.
CHRISTMAS GOODS
Tlie Gasn N.y. Racket store-
A Great Sale Now On
With a lull line of Christmas goods, among which
we mention
Dolls, Toys, Baby Go-carts, trains for the
little boys, Sleds for the girls and 'Hobby
Horses. A full line of Imported Chinaware.
Special Christmas Candies
Best Cream Mixed Candy,
Best Chocolate Candy,
It would take
of our Christmas
you premiums and
and loon our stock
while the goods are
The Cash New York Racket Store,
S. Friedman, Trop., Foster B:dg., Main St., ReynoldsvIUe, Pa.
TO METHODISTS
Patronize the BEST
and CHEAPEST,
it'! THE 1
PITTSBURG
CHRISTIAN
ADVOCATE.
Kstubllshed 1833.
Rev.C. W. Smith, D. D., Editor.
Organ of the Mothodlst Episcopal
Church in Westorn Pennsylvania, East
ern Ohio nnd West Virginia.
Able articles nn all the live quostions
of the day. Tho contributors include
some of the most eminent writers of
the church.
The we.okly expositions of the Sunday-school
Lesson is unexoollod. In
teresting news from all tho churches.
Spools! attention given to the Ep
worth Leafuo and Young Folks' De
partments. Terms only $1.00 por year in advance.
All Itinerant Ministers of the M. E.
Ghuroh aro agents, to whom subscrip
tions may be paid. Sent three months
on trial for 25 cents. Sumule copies
sent free. Mention this paper.
AddrossCiiKis-riAN Advocate,
Pittsburg, Pa.
T HNTER IS HERE-
AND SO H
Northamer & Kellock,
And we him! I)' It. c invpiimd limn
ever Id il l othin. t work nr miylhinir
in the wood working 1 1 1
Upholstering
and rt;ir win k .if ll kimU (I'm.
prompt If.
Picture Pramlnji
Vi Inn'e Jul mn i V. .1 ii-lm'i.'.. tin.
of Pio'.iirt' Mi'tililini snd i carry h
line nf I'txini nnmidinir In xiiick
Cull and examine -1 1 1 Hit"
prices.
Our o.ilii tii't shop is so small and
our hti-iiioss is getting mi large we
will have In tin nouii'l liing In get
inure room, no wo have decided to
cell olT all our franu'd
Pictures cat Cost
7.00 Pictures at M.flB.
n.liO Pictures lib 4.f0.
.VU0 Pictures at t;l.80.
ti.00 Pictures at ).'. -
:i.00 Picture at i'i.'ln.
3.00 Picture at i (10.
.(H1 Pictures Ht ',fio,
nil the pesl. In thu same priipnnjiin,
We are aUn 11 jenu fur ihu Kami In
side Sliding Blind and Patent. Screen
Windows.
Remember thu place
Northamer & Kellock, '
Woodward Building, Main St.
-OO TO-
BON TON
BAKERY
JOHN II. BAUM, Prop.,
Forcood first-class baked
goods such as fine Marble
Cake, English Wine Fruit
Cake, French Fruit, Dev
iled Cake, Angel Cake,
Lady Fingers, Jelly Drops,
Kisses, Maroons and
lots of other good cakes.
A fine selection of all kinds
of cookies; a good line of
Fresh Bread and Parker
House Rolls, Buns, Coffee
Cakes. A nice selection
of pies always on hand.
Wedding and 1'artle a
Sperlally. (live u it a Vail.
-AT-
10 cents pound
10 cents 1-2 pound
a whole newspaper to mention all
goods. Remember we do not offer
fairy tales. VVe want you to come
over and make your selection
here m unbroken lots.
in all colors
For Men. and Women,
Boys and Girls.
Just the things
for Christmas ,
presents.
Prices
50c to $1.50
Women's Jersey leggms,
full length 75 cents. y
Misses Jersey !egfins, full
length 65 cents.
Children's Jersey lecgins,
1 full lenghth 5C cents.
The cart will be
given away Dec.
24th. Tablets must
be in before that
date.
Bole agents for Snag
Proof and Gold Seal
Rubber footwear.
Roblto
s
HOLIDAY
SLIPPERS