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An independent journal devoted to the
interests of Reynoldsvitte.
Piiblhhed weekly. One Dollar per year
tlrlelly in advance.
V0U1MK 12.
KKYNOLDMVILIiK, PENN'A., WEDNESDAY, AU(ll!HT 1003.
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IIKNNSYLVANIA HAILKOAD.
llUFFAUl A A 1-1.1 :i i II A N V V AIjIiKV
DIVISION.
Low (initio Division.
Effd Msy 24, 1903. I Ealrrn Sin ulrd 1 'ms.
HASTWAItll.
No llM'illo.
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Trnlu IH2 iSiiniliiyi li'itviin HiiIIhIh 4. Ill p.m.
Pulls I'rwk 4 IV, Ki.viiiiIiIkvIIIi'4 ,10, HliHikvlllii
6.mi, Hi'il Hunk it. mi, I'm nine r .; i. in.
I niliiK nuirki'd rim iliillvil ilnllv, ixrrt
HuiMluyj t IhtK Hint Inn, i hern kIkiiiiIh iiiuhI Ii
Nlmwti.
I'liliHilolphiUiV Kilo Idiilroiul DlvUlon
In tTi-ut May 2"lh, IIIOII. TiiiIim limvu
Ul'lftWIHKl KM iiIIoWn:
F.AHTWAItl)
9:1l u m-l'niln VI, wiMUfliiyH, fur SunlMiry,
WHkiiKliiinn, llivr ii'lon, I'm ikvIIIv, Mi'i iinlnii,
llarrlnlitli'U mitl I ho lnltirtni'illulii hi h-
..iloiiK, ui-rlvlinx Ht l'hlliiililliln tl:j: p. in.,
Now S'ork. Illllil p. ni. ; II. ill linnl i', HMHI p.ln.i
I J VVnHliliiL'tiin, 7: I.i i. in rulltnnii I'urhir rtir
from WitltuniKpoi i to I'lillniliilplitii ttml pun
aiHlKi'l' cnltrlifM I ruin Kuno in I'lillitilolplila
i.uikI W 1 1 IIuiiimxii'I. iii ll.il i liiii.ru mill WiikIi
Inxum. Ut.vi p. in. Tnuii h, ii.. lor Simliiiry, lliir-
, rlHlnirK Hint pniirl,u niii'i-iiii-iHiitiiKtiitliitiM,
nrrlvhiK tit I Mi 1 1 n 1 1 l i i i:.lj p. in., Niw
Vnrk 111:211 n. in., tiulltinirt 7:.tHp. in., Vush
liiKlmi lilllrt p. in. VikiIIiiiIi.iI piil'lnr curH
unit piiKsiMiKi'f rimi'lii'H, IliilViiln in riitluili'l
plilu mill iikIiIiikIoii.
4liU p. in. Train ll, dully, for llur
rlHbiirK mill tiitiTiniMllHiii Hliiilnim, ur
rlvlnil IU I'lillllilnlplllll l:J. A. M. Now Vnrk,
7.111a. in.; Ilutiiinimi, i.iu a. in.t XViisIiIiikIiih
Cll.llil A. M. In I linn ll Hli'i.plnii imii-k front
lliirrlnlitiiii In I'l I hn l 1 1 ill iii anil Now York,
riillutlollilua pitHoML'i ik i-.tn romtitii In
vliiuttor tiiioliin-lou until 7::i0 A. M.
1I:WI p.m. -Train 4,ilIIy for Stitilinry'llarrln
Duric ami Inloi iiii'ilnito Hint Iiiiik, tirrlvlliK nt
I'lilliiiloliilna, :JJ A. M.l Now Vnrk, 1i:IU
A. M. mi wook iliiyn unit til.iiN A M. on Hnn-
l day; lln.i iiiinro, i.I.'ia. m.i WiikIiIiikihii. Hi.iiI
a. M. I'uliiioui sli-i-poin fiiitn li.rlo.
Hill) V .illlilllKiHii l In riillmlolptllli, llllil
ViIiiiiiokmiiv in Wa-liiimliiii. I'liKKeiiKor
roiu-liOK limn r'.tlo in IMilluilolptilii, mill
WilltuinKpori to If it ll 1 mot i..
12:27 p. in. Tialn 14. tlitlly fiii iiiiliiiiy. HttrrlK
hii rn mill pl'lnrltutl inli'i'int'illatiiHl ill Iiiiik, ur
rlvlnii in ritllitilolpliiit 7:22 n. in., Now Vm k
t:;u . iii. tviokilityK, i Hi.. 0 ii. in., Hnniliiyl
Ititllltniii'o 7:l.'i H. lit., WithltlKlon, M::m u lit.
VUHlHllllOtl lllltVl't HlOOllllf I'til-H ttml :iK-
Hotinor c-oui'ln'K, liillhilu In I'ltllllilolpllla ami
WualiillKUill.
WKHTWAKI)
4:11.1 a. m. Train 7, dully fur litiiriklo vl
KmiHitltttn.
:'M k. in. Trnln , dally for r.rln, Hlilit
way, mill wook iluy n for IIiiIIoIn, liorinottt
miu prlnolitat liiiornitMllattt Hlalliinti.
J:fK)a. in. Train 3, dally fur Krlu anil lulur
nteiilaHipiilnia. , , ...
3:4.1 p. in Train l.'i, dully tor llnlTalo via
Kmpoilnm. .....
8:H) . m. Tiiilndl, wookilay fur Kano nnd
liil.ernidliitHtutlnna.
JOIlSONUUltO ItAILKOAU.
a. m. wkkkdayh.
a. in.
IU 4il ur Olorinonl Iv
III .Vi
II U2
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11 IRI
II 1ft
11 IH
11 27
11 40
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ItlDOWAY & CIKAKFIKLD UAILllOAU
and Cunnectiona.
p.m. p.m. a.m. a.m p.m. p.m.
t 30 2 1ft 3U arKldgwiiyl 7 oil 12 IU It:
7 to 2 111 Dili Mlllllavon 7 10 12 22 4 34
7 09 IM IU llroylund 7 21 12 30 4 30
7 lift tl It im Hlinru Mills; 7 2ft 12 33 4 34
7 01 1 47 02 Blue Kuck 7 2N 12 M 4 37
1 ft7 1 441 8 67 l.'itrrlor 7 33 13 40 4 41
J 47 1 33 tit BriM'kwnyv'l 7 43 12 ftO 4 111
I 4.1 1 28 8 44 I.imi'H Mlllil 7 47 12 64 IM
B liH ... 8 40 Mi'.MIttn Knit 7.11 ft 00
(81 1111 8 lift llnrvoys Kun 7 ftl 1 03 8 02
S 80 lift 8 HO Ivl'llllKO'kur 8 00 1111 8 III
t 10 1 IB 8 20 lv I IllHolH ttr 8 11) 12ft .11
TI lift 8 Ml arl'allKU'lt lv 8 Oft lift S 12
8 12 12 !2 8 311 Ki'Vliolilsvlllo 8 IN 1 32 6 2
8 3D 12 24 8 05 linx.kvlllo 8 4ft 1 fill 8 011
4 N) 11 47 Nnw llmlil'm mm 2 38 6 4ft
4 (l.'i u iu l!od Hunk 10 111 U 20 7 20
1 30 V Hi) IV l'ltlnliuiur 12 3ft 6 m 41)
p.m. a. in a.m. p.m. p.m. p.m.
.'nr time talilint and additional Information
Commit ticket UKenU.
VI, VI. ATTKItlllJUY, 3. H. WCH1I).
fion'l Miiiiii-'or. Pukk. Trnllli' Mur.
(IHU. W. HO VI), Clon'l PuKsenuor Am'iil.
W A N V F. i - F A I Tl 1 VV I. V E KHl JN TO T II A V ;
el fur well-vHtuttlUtiod liotme lu a ft:w cuun
1lc calline on roiuil nierolittnia and ttk't'niu.
Loi-Jil uirrluirv. Hillary II024 a year and ex
pnn, payable IU.7u a woek In cali and ex
ue'i9 Hdvtitn'oil. I'unIIIuii itertntiuiitit.. Hiik-
(neiw huitiwuI and rtiKlilnx. Miindurd
llouite.334 Hear born ftu. Clileaau.
TH0
MARTIN
SHORTHAND
' and
COMMERCIAL
tuswiuTMKAnoH SCHOOL.
Ubrty Ave. It Fifth St., Pittsburg, Pa.
An old school eoadupted oa
(be oiuct modern prluclplei,
Th demand for ynuiif oiun aud women
fraaw tltaa evar befurti. w 11 and see una
of tha largnet and best schools lu iba
oountry. OUIngiia seat ou request.
Hiwmn, trptwiiTPio. ooiihwno. pihiiu
air. mini ifiiiiiio, TtiKGUviT. ro.
t. Is. fin lestuel Iuim is safils sf Us Itrlui hstsl.
EXCURSIONS TO ATLANTIC CITY.
And Ollii-r Atlnntic Coiat Reiturta via
Pennsylvania Railroad.
July .'Id, AuifiiHt l.'i mill "7, ami Hop
tninlit'r Ii) ui'ii tlm tlnttiH of tliti IVniiHyl
v it 1 1 1 it, Kiilli'iniil Htiiitml low 1'itti) t'Xi'iir
hIiiiih fur IIIO.'I to Allitlillo (,'ltv. Cliii)
May, Dfi'itn City, Soh lnlMMty, Aviilttti,
Aiiki'Ihi'ii, WIIiIwimiiI, Mtilly lli iioli, N,
.1., Ki'ltnlii'tli, I )!., or (i.'i nn VUy, Mil.
Tlrki'in ijihiiI lu i't!litrn within alxturn
ilnyt, Ini'lii.liiiif tliilti of xiMirHlnti.
A aitt't.'liil tialn of t'lilliiiim ini'lor t'tii'A
mill tiny t'tiiit'liim will loiivn 11 LLmIiii fi; on
itlHivi-ttirtitliini'l iliitt-a Ht 8.r" it. in., ur
ilvltiir nt AltiHinit p. in., wlini'u
Httti fur illttnof will bo niiitlii, fi'iicliliiif
riilliiiliillilii lit l. 2."t p. in., In llinn fur
Hiiiitr, ami nrrlvln Atliintlii City via
thu DiilawHt'o rlvnr Iii'IiIkh roiilo, l ho
only nll-i'uil lino, ut H.:i5 t. in. I'iik
Honours liin.y hIho apund tliu nlylit In
I'lillniltilplilii, ntnl pt'iHiiiiiil to tlm alioru
liy tiny fi bular trill n from Murknl Ntroot
wlinrf or I In mil ulri'nt Ht Ht lot) on tin)
fiilliiwinir iliiy. 1'tiHmitiKiti'N for pnliiU
olltnr tliitn Alliint.it! City will Hpoml tlm
nlKlit In I'liiliultilplilu mul nun n ifiilar
triilim tlm nnxt, tiny from Miirknt Htrvut
wlimf.
'I'lrknU will iiImi Im Bolil for n ynliir
I 'it i to. loiivlti"; I 'It.tHlini'i; nt. I.. Ml unit
ll.lkl p. m. froiii nil Htul Iiiiik nt. wliloli
then. i truiiiH Htnp, mul hum NtiilititiH
from wlilt'll l'i'i;iiliii' i'iiiiiutI inn wlt.li
lln'iii Im iiutili), mul ut tin' lilylior fit I ii
only on train li'iivinu; ul ID.IHI p. in,
I'lllliiuin Hlt:opiii; iiiiim 1 1 1 i-ii ii 1 1 to At
liintit) Cli.y mul I'lillntliilplilik on tlio
10. (HI p. in. train, mul to I'liliuilolplilit
on tlio -i.i'ii) mul 11.00 p. in. miliiH.
A atop-ovor within limit will Imi ul-
lllWI'll III l'llilllllolplliu I'lltlll'lllllU If pllH-
Hiinifoi'H dopoHtl tlitilr tlt'kiitH with tlm
Tlukot Ai'iil ut ltroml Huvut Htiilinti,
I'lilliiili'lpliln, liiiiiioiliiiiiiy on nrrivul.
TliikotH iiiitHt ho tltipoMiUiil with Airnnt
liniiiuillitlnly on ui rival ut HtuiHiiot'o iIoh
tiiinlion and pt'opt'i'ly vnllilutril for ru
in rn trip.
TlnkolH will ho hoIiI from HoynoltlH
villo ut (10,00 round trip In uourlina, or
$12 00 In l'lillmiin vnra, (iood on train
loitvinir hori! ul l.U'.l p. 111. I'liHHOiik'i'i'H
tuko uvi'iilni; train from l'ittHhiit'tr.
Kotiirnlnu oiinpoiiH will hi) inii'i'pliul
on nny i--inlnr trnln oxiU'iil. tlm I'onn
H.vlvmiiu IJinltvil mitl tlm L:iiii'iin i-i in
li nl mill tlio St. IiiiIh I.itniti'il.
LADIES !
Diil you ever wear a pair
of our "Special"
$2.00 OXFORDS?
You'll bd agrooubly aurpriaod to aoo thu stylo, tlio
oxacllont loalhor and workmunnhip that la put Into
thi'Bo oxford for tlio small amount of $2.00. Kxani
Inu thum uloHtily you'll find It diflloult to toll tlio
dllTuronco botwoon thorn and tlio kind you find ohm
where at much higher In prion,
Robinson's
ONE THIRD OF OUR LIFE
ISSPENTIN BED
The bedroom should be cozy, cheerful,
- and full of comfort.
gSrar stovJ
RrtjL
.a
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J. R. H1LL1S & CO.
NEXT DOOR TO NATIONAL HOTEL.
REYNOLDSVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA.
Tuendny Excuralont to Niagara Falls, and
Toronto.
('ntninciiHiiK Ttiomliiy, July 7lh, ttml
ovory Tiifniluy thun'nftor rlin liitf July,
Aiiimt mul HoplomlHir, tlm Hnffiil'i,
ItiM'lioHtor ,V I'ltlMhitri H'y will mill ox
iMirnliiti tlrkntu to nhovo nmniid point
ut oxoopllotinlly low rnloa. TIiiiho link
ol Bum llmllfil to iiiinllniiiiiiM piisHiiifi) In
doth illi'i'i'Uniin mid will Im vulid for
Ktiltiit pHHHiiKi) only If iihihI to doHtltm
tli in on dull) of riilo or tlio titty follow
ini;, mid will bi lionorud for ruturn
piiHHiiui! If imod within llftfiin (15) iIiivr
from iliito of nilt). Ninifiira Knlta link
ma in t ih t Ini proHi'iitoil to tint aifont of
tlm N. Y. (!. .V 11. U. H. II. nt Unit
point for vul Itlution hoforu tlioy will liu
Konililor ruturn paHiiin. Toronto tluk
olH miiHt Im vul liln toil liy tin) ntfont of
tlm N. V. C. A, JI. U. It. 11. Ht NliiKtua
I-'iiIIh, or tlio Utfiuit of thu Nluj-nra Nvl
KiUlon ('o. nt Toronto, or by tlio piirHnr
on HttMitimr. Tnilna luuvo Kulla Crook
ut 1.02 p. ni. mid 1 .IH n. m. I'mo 7.4"i
to MiiKiirn Ii'hIIh nnd (.s.lio to Toronto.
Km- tliikotH ami full InforuiiiUoti iioiihiiII
tlm iii'Hi'i'Ht nifiint of thu uompmiy or
niltlrtwa A. K. Ilavorot, Kxouniloii
Acotit, UiMiht'Hlor, N. Y.
Knd of nitter Fight.
"Two phyHlidiuiR 1 1 ml it Ionic ntu'
Ihii'ii llylit with nn alwroBR on my rli;ht
liiuil" wt'ittm J. I''. llnulii'H of Dul'otit,
(in., "untl (,'iivn mo lip. Kviirlaitly
thought my limn lind uomn. Ah a Imtt
roHort I trlt'd llr. Kinu'i Now Dlaunvory
for CoiiHumptioii. Tlio Im'iiiiIH I rn
ool vi'il wiih klrlkliijf mul I wiipt on my
foot In n fnw diiya. Now I'vo ontlroly
roKiilnml my ImiiltK" It uonqiKira nil
CoiiirliH, Collin mul riiriuit ami Lung
trouliloH. (iittiruntni'd liy It. Alox
Hlokti'H III UK Htoro. l'rli.'n TiOo, anil
(1.00. Trial iHittloB fruo.
Hiimnior khiiiIh aiti nil rtiiluood at
Mlllirntm.
All Amt'i'lon hIiim'r for tnmi nt Nolan's
hIioo Htoro, prion (11.50 mid (1.00.
J. 10. Mltnholl, tiioi'olinnt tailor, In
Stoki) hiillilini?, uIhivo uVpartnmnt atoro.
Our ckH" plioHpltntoa nro botltir than
n linicli. UoynolilH' Drug Htoro.
Suit uiihoh uml ti'Hvollnif Imik at
MillirotiH.
For $18.00 we sella
chamber suit -which is a
perfect beauty. The
wood is nicely finished
and each piece is well put
t ogether, strong and firm
We also have springs,
mattresses, etc., at lowest
prices. Come and see
our stock. '
CRIMINAL COURT DOINOS.
Two Judge Buay Last Wk List of
Caiei Disposed of.
Ltiat week waa buay week In tlio
.IrfTorflon uounty orlmlnnl court. Jiiiln
Hi uid and Juiltfo lloiiton wore buay but
wore not able to cloar tho docket and
criminal court la allll In ni'ssBOn, with
two murder oaaea to try. llolow wo
Klvu a Mat of tho iitiiHt Important uhhob
that wore tried. A number of ohho
wore bold over and aomo were aoltlud.
('om. vs. I ten. William BHiatiltand
butlory, with Intent to kill, Hnnlonued
by .IuiIko I Ion ton to one year In potil
ti'iitlniy. Coin. vh. Nlobolo MortHio, 1'letra
Kollno, I'util DunhhIiio ; murder nut
Ifullty.
Com. va. J. T. l'oatlothwalt, 118 year
old ; lowdniiHa, rientonood by Juilffo
Itoed to one year In worktiouno.
Com. va. Juniila 10. Ilulnap, II. S.
Ilnl imp ; A, and II. I Mrs. Mary 1'rlnd
le proaouiitrlx ; not Rullty but pay
ctmtM,
Com. va. Minimal (JogHm-do ! abiait
Intf with InUiiit to kill ; aenteneed by
JiiiIko Iteed to flvo yeara In tho pcnl
toiiliury. Com. vh. John O'Huro I nHHiuiltliiK an
nflliier ; InimkliiK and entering atoro ;
broukltiK and onterliiK buildliir. Son
loimed by Jud;i) Hoed to fodr yenra In
the pi tilteiilliiry.
Com. va. l'aul Slossnr ; a((lf ravntoil
aHHiiull and battery. Henteneod by
JiiiIko Hoed to three tnontha In tho
work bonne.
Com. va. Clyde Kwlnif ; enmity to
animals j guilty. Hontonccd by Judge
Heed to pay (."ill. 00 fine, cottta and serve
111) tluya In the county jail.
Com. vh. Hannah Malnoy. Helling
liquor without HeenHO. Iteturn of W.
I). Wnehoh, coiiBtuhle. Defendant
ploiidri guilty uml la aenteneed to pay
lino of .VK), pay uoata uml undergo an
ImprlHonment of throo months In tlio
county Jail. Sentenced by Judge Hoed.
Coin. va. Cieo. I''. Kahbuugh. Surety
of tho prime. A. ICHhbutigh, proHccutor.
Not guilty but pay coata.
Cum. va. Jiih. M. Loncy. A. and B.
VV. A, MIiiIhIi, proaecutor. Not guilty
but defnndunl pay two-tblrda ooHtB,
pronecutor onu-thlrd.
Com. va. Netlio (illloHple. A. fc 11.
C. M. (illleHplu, proHccutor. Not a
true bill anil prosecutor pay coata.
Coin. vh. CiiHper Iiernardo and
Angelica llninarilo. Selling liquor
without liceiiHe. Vlncen.a Parka,
proHi'eutor. Not guilty but pay ono
liulf coBta, proHecutor one-half.
Com. vs. C. T. Anderson and Andrew
Di iiBly. Larceny. Angelica Iiernardo,
proaecutrlx. Hill ignored.
Com, va. l'etor Sehmleklu. Mall
cloua mlBchlef and A. & I). Defendant
adjudged insuno, nol pro, allowed.
Coin, vh TIioh. Doylo, Jarno Doylo
Luwronoo Doylu and John Murray.
Riot, Ac. Nick Uornoff, proaecutor.
Not guilty but pay coat.
Com. va. PranooBka Grandlnotta.
Carrying concoulotl weapons. J. L.
Sblelda, proaocutor. Dofendant guilty
as Indicted. Sentenced by Judge Hoed
to nine month In the workhouse.
Cora. va. Chaa Little. A. & O.
Simon FrancN, proaooutor. Defendant
pleads guilty, sentonccd to pay fine of
(50 and costs.
Com. vh. W. Rogers, Frank Rogers,
Martin Nowuk, Mike Nowak and Ansel
rtodgor. Riot. C. R. Gllhousen,
proaocutor. Dofendant found guilty
as Indicted. Frank Roger sent to Hunt
ingdon Reformatory ; all the rAst wore
aootonoed by Judge Douton to 15 months
In the ponltontlary.
Cora. vs. George Howe. Malicious
trespass. L. C. Smith, presecutor.
Nol. pro, allowed, owing to the fact
that it appeared a case for disposition
before a justice.
Com. vh. Glmer Emergor. Larceny.
Wm. Eck, prosecutor. Defendant found
guilty on first count. Sontoncod by
Judge Bouton to pay (.00.00 fine, costs
and serve three months In county jail.
Cora. vs. Simon Francis. A. & B.
C. F, Divlns, prosooutor. Not true
bill and prosecutor to pay the costs.
Com. vs. Ella Depp. A. & B. Vir
ginia Jamison, prosecutrix. Not guilty,
but pay one-half coats, prosecutor one
balf. Com. vs. N. Shapero. A. & B. W.
K Snyder, prosecutor. Not a true bill
and prosecutor pay costs. v
Com. v. Wm. Snyder. A. & B. N.
Shaporo, prosecutor. Verdict guilt .
Sentenced to pay (50.00 fine, costs and
serve 3 months In county jail.
Cora. vs. Wm. Snyder. A. & B. L.
Zlsfler, prosecutor. Verdict guilty.
Snyder to pay costs.
Cora. vs. L. Zlsser. A. & B. W. K.
Snyder, proseoutor. Not a true bill and
prosecutor pay costs.
Com. vs. Adam Teska. A. & B. L.
Zlsser, prosecutor. Not guilty, prose
cutor pay ooBts.
Com. vs. Joseph Wiaskl. A. & B.
L. Zlsser, prosecutor. Not guilty,
proseoutor pay costs.
Com. v. Amos Clark. Carrying con
cealed veapon. Mary A. Clark, proae
cutrlx. Not a true bill and county to
pay ooata.
Contagious Diseases.
Wo received a coinmunlontlon from
tlio Ktuto Hoard of Health luat woek
concerning conlngloii iIIhiiiihoh, nnd
means stiggOHleil to prevent their dis
semination, which wo publish In put t,
as follows i
The exMirlnnro of this Hoard prove
that InfuetitoiiH and contngloim dlseuso
are largely illHsouiiiintoil through the
agency of the public aehoola nnd there
can lie no iliiubt that proper disinfection
will exercise a most salutary elTeet In
cheeking the prevuletieii of such ills
oase. In order to prevent tlio rVeur
ronce of small pox or other cnnliiglntiH
disease among tlio pupils iitti'tulltig the
public schools In your eoiiuly, tho Sl.utn
Hoard of Ilenllh earnestly rivominmids
that, before opening of school this year,
thorough disinfection Is) performed. In
order to aid school authorities In cur
rying out this reeotiiinnniltitloti, the
following suggestion are offered on tho
subject of disinfection :
HIII.I'IIIJK KUMIllATIllN,
To use till effectively, two pouiiilH of
sulphur should be burped In a i ihiiii ten
feet sijiiaro. Kvery opening In the
room flues, doors, windows, cnieksatid
crevices must bu closed, except the
door by which tin; illslnfcelor Is to
eseiipo ; closet doors anil hurcuti draw
ers should bo opened wltlo, nnd nil
woolen article which have boon In tho
room during tho sicklies, hung on
lines, being spread out and i)sined up
a much as possible. The sulphur Is to
be burned In an Iron kettlu or other
vessel set In a tub containing a little
water to guurd against lire. A small
quantity of water should bu evaporated
at the Biiine time. A little ulcohol or
kerosenu must bo poured upon thu sul
phur by mean of which It tuny bu
Ignited. Lcuve the room quickly, for
the fume are highly poisonous when
breathed, and closo the door tightly.
Lot tho room remain closed twenty
four hour or moro. Then air thorough
ly for at least twenty hours.
Consumption Defies iMedicine.
Grout gaunt consumption stalks
through tho land dofylng all the powers
of modlcino to cheek It for a moment.
Twelve per cent of all our deaths lire
duo to It alone. Cures, so-called, by tho
dozen aro discovered, hut they do not
cure. Incurable it may well be culled.
Yet 1 Ik o a drowning man grasping ut a
straw, so will tho hopeless victims of
thl malady eagerly read and boliovo
tho new of another1 new discovery for
Its cure. At a recent meeting of tho
Medical Society of Berlin, composed of
tho most eminent scientists of Germany,
there was rend a description of tho re
sults from a new system of treatment
for tuberculosis. It bus long boon
known that the fumea of sulphur exert
a curative offect upon the pulmonary
organs. To sulphur bus been udded
carbon in tho form of cburcoul, and eu
calyptus, tbo latter an oil from tho
oucalyptus tree of Australia. This
combination is heated in a closod room
and evaporates quickly, filling tho air
with It potent, penetrating fumes.
Tbo patient, breathing this, Is gradual
ly relieved. Whether It will effect a
permanent euro Is yet to bo discovered,
but this much they assert : that the
ever prcsont cough ceases, the catarrh
quickly changes character, and that
tho stomach 1 not weakened but
strengthened under tho treatment,
throo things which will go far to pro
duce permanont health.
The Death Penalty.
A littlo thing soraotlmes results In
death. Thus a more scratch, Insigni
ficant cuts or puny bolls havo paid the
doatb penalty. ' It Is wlso to have
Bucklen's Arnica Salve ever handy.
It's the best salve on earth and will
prevent fatality, when Burns, Sores,
Ulcers and Piles threaten. Only 25c,
at H. Alox Stoke's Drug Store.
Electricity, applied to the ground,
will greatly stimulate the vogetablo
growth therein. As an experiment at
an agricultural college two fields of
potatoes were planted, tbo ono under
ordinary conditions, the other so
arranged as to have a constant current
of electricity (lowing through the
ground. At the end of the season tbo
yield of the electrlo Boll was one-third
larger than the other. Now the up-to-date
farmer should tako the lightning
rod off his barn and run them Into bis
potato patoh.
Rubber ring for glass jars 3 cts per
dozen at Cash New York Rackot storo.
Reynolds' egg chocolates : a porfoct
drink ; 10 cents'.
When you want a ladles' fine and up-to-date
shoe go to Nolan's shoe store.
Ask for the Krlppendorf-Dlttman shoe.
Buggies and wagon for sale. J. A
Meyers. ,
'The Dr. Reed Cushion. Sole shoes are
sold at Nolan's shoe stoe.
VACCINATION CREED
Of the Department of Health of Chicago.
Endorsed by the Pennsylvania
Stats Hoard ol Health,
That trim vaccination repeated until
it no longer takes, always prnvont
Ninnll-pox. Nothing else will. If you
do not wish to havo mnll-pox, get
vaccinated.
That trim vueel nation that Is, vacci
nation done on a clear arm with pure
lymph unci kept perfectly clean and un
broken afterward never did and never
will uiiikn a serious sore.
True vaccination leave a soar differ
enl from any ol In r si'iir. Thin acur I
easily recognized and In thu only con
clusive evidence of a ueeesfiil vaccina
tion. The "bad arm" and tbo "very
sore arms" are not truo vaccination.
No bail result ever follow a truo
vaccination.
Small-pox I now possible only because
people neglect vaccination. If all wore
suecoHsfiilly vaccinated In Infancy, and
ugiiln at fifteen years of uge, Hinall-pox
would stain die out.
Suvu your friend and yourself much
trotihlu by getting vaccinated before
you lake smull-pox, and ar qttnratlned.
Gw. G. Gliot-T, M. I).,
General Sanitary Inspector, Pennsyl
vania Klul.i) Hoard of Health.
FUN AT THE FAIR.
Tanner's Royal Roman Hippodrome Wilt
Olve Exhibitions Each Day.
The inmiugeiiienl of thu fair associa
tion bus clor.cd a contract with U. A.
Tanner, general rriunugor of Tanner'
Hoyul Koimin Hippodrome, one of the
greatest fair attraction of thu season of
IIMl.'l, for a four-dnys'engugement during
the week of the lair, on Tuesday, Wed
nesday, Thursday und Krlduy, Septem
ber 1, :!, !l and 4, mid this contract In
sures the patrons of the fair with a lino
of outside attractions that will attract.
The Koyul Kotnuu Hippodrome comes
to Hrook vllle In it entirety and at a
greut expense und it bus a a dally pro
gram un exhibition second to no Wild
West show on the road. Thu list of
attractions, In part, consists of four
horse churiot races, six -horse chariot
ruees, Hoiiiuu standing races, Cowboy
ehuso for a bride, Cowboy trick riding,
riding bucking horses, fancy roping,
trip nnd gluts ball shooting trick and
furicy bicycle riding, etc. These per
formalities will tuke place in front of
tbo grand stund cuch day of tho fair,
und will Is i entirely free of charge to
each und every ono admitted to the
grounds on any kind of a ticket. Hrook
Villa llqmhltriin.
Puts an End to it All.
A grievous wall of time comes as a
result of unboarablo pain from over
taxed organs. Dizziness, Backache,
Liver complaint and Constipation, Hut
thanks to Dr. King's Now Llfo l'llla
tboy put an end to It all. They aro
gentle but thorough. Try thum. Only
25c. Guaranteed by II. Alox Stoko's
Drug Storo.
Good buggies and wagons for sale
cheap at J. A. Meyers' harness shop.
Flno work and prompt attention glvon
you by tho Alpha Mf'g Go's
Mitchell, tho merchant tailor, In
Stoko building-.
Try a frultlna, 10c. Tastes like an
other. Reynolds' Drug Store.
Ask for tho J. P. Smith shoes. They
are on said at Nolan's shoe store. Pat
ent colt, patent calf, patent kid.
ORDINANCE.
(No. 83.)
On Ordlnunco to prevent the spread
of the disease known as rablosor bydro
phifbla and to authorize the killing,
quarantine, restraint, confinement,
muzzling, and collaring of dog or dogs,
bitch or bitches within the borough and
to empower person or pcrsons.conatables
und policemen of the borough to enforce
tho provisions of this Ordinance.
Section 1. Be It ordained and enact
ed by tbo town council of the borough
of Reynoldsville, in council assembled
and it is hereby ordained and enacted
by authority of the same ; That the
owner or owners, keeper or keepers of
any male or female dog or dogs above
thu ago of four months within tbe limits
of tho borough of Itoynoldsville are
ffljrvMI
EERMANIA SAVING5 BAMf
WOOD AND DIAMOND
bnroby required and dlrnctod to wear a
collar on tho suttm with a number and
tho owner or koocr name legibly
stamped thereon in manner ami form aa
illreetfd by the burge of the borough.
Arty Hiieh dog or dog running at largo
In the borough without collur number
ami name as directed aforoald may ho
secured, eonllned, shot or otherwise
destroyed ami the owner or owners,
keeper or keeper thereof shall have no
claim agnirmt thu peron no doing.
Section 2. That any dog or dogs,
bitch or bitches found within the limit
of tlm borough of Heynoldsvlllo unre
strained, in large and not mu..led by
the mouth so as to prevent biting or
eating, during tho month of July and
August In niich nnd every your such
dog or dogs, hitch or blteboa ao found
iiiirnstruiiietl Ht large and not muzled
so h to prevent biting or eating during
tlio months aFoiesuld may bu secured
and eonllned or shut or otherwise de
stroyed and the owner or owner, keep
er or keeper thereof shall have no
clulm against the person so doing.
Section II. It I mude the duty of tho
policemen arid constulilesof tho fiorough
upon view of dog or dog, blteh or
bitches found within tbo limit of tho
borough running at largo without ool
lur, name ami number a provided In
tlio 11 rst section of this Ordinance and
not muzzled by the mouth a provided
In tbe Heconil Section of thl Ordinance
to secure ami eon line or shoot or other
wise destroy anil bury the same j and
forso doing ahull receive out of tho
borough treasury Hit! sum of (1.00 for
each and every il'ig and bitch so shot,
destroyed and buried.
Suction 4. That any Ordinance or
part of ordinance conllieting with the
provisions of this ordinance bo and the
same I hereby nqiealcd so far a tho
same effect, thl ordinance.
Ordained nnd enacted Into a law this
4th day of August l!Hi:i.
A. M. A PI'I.MIATK,
A Host : I 'resilient of Council.
L. .1. McKntkkh, Seorotary.
Burgess' office approved August 10,
1 !MI.'t. L. M. SlMMO.NH,
llurgos.
The Cure thai Cures
Coughs, v
Colas,'
jGrlppc,
Whoopln CouRh, Asthma'
1 Bronchitis and Incipient
Consumption la
1 1 Nu mwirT'twd fadlltlM for Wxw Pirrt
II 0MM Muiallim, ml pU'lntf HudmU whorl
II tralnM. ifularR on ftiill altno.
P.Put1 4 Sf)i. ft'h A liberty Av., PHUhurq.PJ
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TO FAltMEItS AND
MERCHANTS
Wo sell McCormlck Hind
ers, Mowers and Rakes.
You will find a car of
OATS, BRAN & RED
DOG AT CHOP MILL
and a man there to turn It
into cash. Your chopping
done on short notice. : : : : :
TERMS : CLOSE PRICES
AND SPOT CASH.
M. C. COLEMAN
(We sell a bruke for a huy and surry
TTOS
BANK BY MAIL
And get the 4 per cent, annual interest and
absolute protsctlon of this strong banlt.
Assets over S7.70O.00O.
STREETS PITTSBURG. PA.