PEOPLE WHO LOOK CLOSELY At both quality and prices fire the ones who will be particularly in terested in our furniture store. Our goods are of the very best quality that money will buy. They nre the most artistic. They nre made up of the finest grades of lurniture carried in the country. These nre strong state ments, nnd vc mean them to 1)c strong. The goods arc here to be seen, nnd you are in vited to come and see how perfectly they lit the words we use in our ad vertisement. We arc earnestly, honestly try ing to make this tlie best furniture store in the county, other towns may have bigger stores, but we want ours to be best. J, R. HILLIS AND COMPANY. irst F iiiiuuui m OF RKIXOLDS VILLI Oil, Capital Surplus $50,000 $40,000 Scott McCiellanrt, 1'rri.ldciili i. . Ktng.Vlcr I'realdruli John II. Kau lior,4 aahler Directors: - Scott McClolland 3. 0. King Daniel Noluu John H. Oorlwtt J. II. K anchor G.W.Fullor U. 11. WIIhoii Does a ReneralbanklnichuHlnoiwand oollrlti the account of merchanta, prnfeMMlonal men, farmers, mechanic, miner., lumbermen ana other, proml.ln? the moat careful attention to the buntneftH of all peinon.. Safe Popo.lt Boxen for rent. First National Bank buildln. Nolan block. Fire Proof Vault. Nolle to Stockholders. Nutloo 1 hnrnby ijlvoa that tbo minimi nicotine of thu stocklioldnrs of tlio Summc'rvllln Toli'i'lionn Co. will be liuld In the company' general oHloa fit Hiimmorvllltt, I'rt., on Wednesday, Jan uary 1.1. woi, nt lo ot) a. ro., for the purpoan (if nlootlntf a hoard of director for onmilnjf yenr, nnd the trmmnntlon nf men oUtoi htihlni'BR uh may prtywrly iMime Iniforo tho tncctlntf. On. .1. K. IIiiown, I'm. J. 8. Hammond, Hi-o. A Costly Mistake. Illiinilor aro sotnotlmns vory oxpen Rive. Oncnnlonally life Itself la tho prleo of a mlntiiko, hut you'll ncvar be wrotiK If you tnko Dr. Kind's Now 1,1 fo l'lll for dyHprpaln, ill..inoits, lieBilnelin, liver nnd hnwel trouble. They are trenlln yet thorough. 2"i0. at II. Alex Stoke' drnjr atom. IJUGHK8 tc POMUOY. L'NDKKTAKINII AND I'llTUKK FRAMING. The I'. H. Iliirlnl l.cnitiin ha Been tooled atnl found all rluht. riipapcMi, form nf In- Nurmii'e. Hertiin a enntracU Woodward IHlilillliK, ItcyilnhNvlllc, I'a. JHUKSTKU imos , UNDKUTAKEIW. Illiick nnd ahltc f mitral carx. Main utrpet, Iti'ynolilsvllle, I'a. , Fight Will b Bitter. Those who will persist In o1oln(f ttaolf can aalnat the continual recommcndiv tlon of Dr. King's Now Discovery for Consumption, will have a long and bit tor flwht with their troubles, If not end ed oarllor by fatal termination. Head what T. It. lleall, of Denll, Ml., has to uy: "Last full my wife hud every symptom of cnnsmptlnti. Hho tuk Dr. King's Now Discovery after evorythlnir else had failed. Improvement came at once and four bottle entirety cured her." flunrnnteed by H. Alex Btoko, druKjflst. l'rlea fiOe. and 1. Trial bot tle free. XKCUTRIX'H NOTICE. . Notice la hereby (riven that letter leita- nioiiinty on ihe estate of Mm. Margaret Cnrtlu, lute of ItoynohNvllle llurotixh, Pa , llo'euel. have Iteetl atlintod tit the llllder- Hluiied, to whom nil iienem Indented to Maid estate aro retiuciod to make payment, nnd inoMe navinu claim or oeninniiH will make known the mime without delay. MIIH. I MMA (.'. AI'rl.MIATE, Kxcculrl. Heynoldnvllle, Pa., Dec. 12, IWtl:l. (lOcder, the jeweler, make a special tv of wateu clean I ng and repairing of all kind ; work entrusted t ti I forliiln to rceelvo enreful treatment from expert and skilled hand. Clock repalrud, regulated and et In fine run ning order, Jewelry and all smnll wares mended, cleaned and repollshed In workmanlike manner. All work guaran teed. Our motto Neat, prompt and reliable Priors always reasonable. W. IT. Kason tt Co. have a due line of umbrellas that they are Helling at cost. Fancy Xmns. slippers at Milllrons for men, woniHn, children, Tarry brand of enndoe rubber, at No Inn's shoo store. Cut rIuhs, the driest selection ever brought to Iteynoldsvlllo, just received at CJootlor's, tho jeweler. Jno, Kelly's shoo for women at Milllrons. Phonograph and talking innelilnes, horns, all sizes, and records. Over fi(H) to select from, Edison fiOo and Columbia records 2."io each and machines from 1:1.50 up at Goodor'a, the Jnwnler, BANK BY MAIL And get the 4 per cent annual interest and absolute protection of this strong bank. Assets over 97.700,000. 'n Oermania Savings bank WOOD AND DIAMOND STREETS PITTSBURG. PA. ' 4 mm - ,i CORN OOBS . .' Coal, wood or trash, will keep good fire all night Id Cole's Original Hot Blast Stove This Is because they are air. tight and guaranteed to remain so us long as used. If you want to control the Are in a stove you must control the air supply. No other stove manufactured can be guar anteed to stay air tight. Ills tbu air tight feature and the all-steel radiating surface, which makes this stove tho moot economical and most powerful heater with all kinds of fuel. BEWAKE OP IMITATIONS. There Is no other stove like It and nonu that will give you the satisfaction ; therefore Insist upon getting the GEN UINE COLE'S HOT Ulast sold only by rm a 17 U KEYSTONE HAKDWAllE COMFY A'far (ft i'osf Office, lieynoldsville, 1'en i s y I v a n i a 1 CHRISTM AS I ess T S7 v V V V vr T v W V V 5r Ir V Jf ? m ? ? ? ? ? Other things than toys deserve consideration as presents. There are Carpets, Mattings, Lace Curtains, Rugs, Carpet Sweepers Couches and Rockers Every day staples and necessities. We give great values in Art Goods, Cut Glass, China, Furnitnre, Bedding and Stoves. , t Call and see our beautiful array of goods for the holidays. c fi Pi. L L THE STATE GRANGE. To study the origin, composition and especially the possibilities of a shovel full of ground require no less applica tion and brings Into exercise alt the power of the mind a fully a doe the study of mnthematlc, classic or philoso phy. Plants and animals furnish a still wider field for thought and investiga tion. Tbo successful farmer are en gaged In tbl kind of work and tho grange 1 doing much to make Intnllnet ti al effort popular with the agricultural class. The lute session of the National Orange at Kochostor, New York panned resolutions In favor of woman sufforage. Prof. H. U. Ilalley, dean of the agri cultural college, of Cornell University, during an itildrcs at tho recent Rochest er National (Jrnngo meeting, paid this excellent tribute to tho order : "I atn member of a number of organizations ; but If I could be In and work for one only, It would bu the grange." Tim telephone anil the trolley a 10 rapidly hatiinhlng tin. Isolation of tbo farm. A thusu extend rural life loses Its most objectionable feature. Men can live In tho country nnd yet bo In constant touch with their fellows. This moans a higher homo life for the people of tho fiiriii. Tint grunge has always advoealwd hotter etluenl Inn for tho till ers of the soil. With advance of educa tion t lie giaiigu h-olf will iueri uxe Id numbers, In iulluetico utid In power. Organlulloti Is u coiiilltion of civiliza tion ; the iiiiu grows with tho other. Twenty-(lu Matv woro represented at thu National grangu at Kochostor. About 700 member took tho seventh degree at the National (irango meeting at Kochostor. Clonal c Cuits. The itillucnuo of ullmutiu conditions in the cure of uniiHiiuipllon Is very much overdrawn. The poor patient, and tho rich pul lent, ton, can do much belter at homo liy proper attention to food di gestion, und a regular uso of German Syrup. Kroo expectoration In tho morning Is mudo certain by German Syrup, so is a good night's rest and the absence of that weakening cough and dubllltutlng night sweat. Restless nights and the exhuuHllon dun to coughing, thu greatest danger and dread of tho consumptive, can be pre vented or stopped by taking German Syrup liberally and regularly. Should you bu ablo to go to a warmer clime, you will find that of tho thousands of consumptives thuro, the few who are bonnlltted and regain strength aro thoso who use German Syrup. Trlul bottles, 25o ; regular size, 7"c, at H. Alex S toko's. The best silver polish on the market Is kept at Goodor's, como and get a sample nottlu. Largo assortment of men's and boys' snocs atjow prices at A. ftutzen s. Phonograph and twelve records for SO. 00 at btoko s tho druggist. ii you wunt a wafjn tlon t fall to see our stock nnd get our prices bofore you ouy. . u. r . uouman. tig Don't Take Pills, or Salts, or Castor Oil. They are not tonlc-laaatlves. Thojr are cathartic. A ratbartlu acttou luavvs the system exhausted and depressed. Celery KIiikIkb tonlo-luxatlve. When you feel 111, have heiichwhe, backache, no appetite, stomach out of order, had taste In the mouth, take the tonlc-laxutlve, Celery aHon, Herb or tablet form, iifjo. is IT! "PIT PARTIES" arc lie use "PIT" Is the cost laugh afcfe and exciting gane ever Invented fa-.' an Informal good time. "PIT- U BUM. Lurned ii two rJaulci. Simplicity Itself. V can recommend "PIT" for everr- I bouy, old and young, u ' fflm mi ftM Eieveriold. 'ilf n Mtii .ii i 1 Two Cditioho. SO AND T8 OtNTS. THE LATEST CRAZE TI I E GIICAT GAM !$ AND YOU OUT IT AT REYNOLDS DRUG STORE GUNS AT REDUCTION . . 9 We Hell Dog Medicine of nil kind. -RISTON. Near Hotel Iuiurlal. It In grttttng late ill the hhiikou for OUNS uiifl we nre fdlirigthem atrednced IrlcH. Heduution nlro In , Hunting Vests, Coats. Belts, &c, When the neednriwa for Kevolvers, Gans, Ammuni tion, etc,, come in and nee the variety of firearms and pnpplieH we carry. T ASBINDER & KENNEDY The Leading Photographers I T will he to the interest of those desiring photos for the holidays to call at our studio. We have over sixty different styles of mountings to select from, including all THE LATEST STYLES IN FOLDERS known to the profession. We arc sole agents in this section for the "Reliance" mount. Also for "Ye Season's Oretingc" something new and pretty, ii A word about finishing. We are prepared to finish your photos in the common gloss or aristo platino. Also platinum nnd carbon, the latest and most sty lish, so popular in the larger cities. We have a few of the latest in fancy Portrait Frames and have ad ded some accessories to ourstudiooutfitfor the hol iday trade. In fact everything in our studio is new and up-to-date. Give us a call, v 1'unliiiuter a1 lirnimlil c(ir. Main A Fifth His., Jiriiioltlxrlllr, Pa. THIS IS "IT" th CLOTHCRAFT coat you ought to woatr. It looMs ltKo tho 940 Kind, but It la wait ing for you hero t 10 to 925 CLOTHCRAFT suits and overcoats ore out of tho reavdr-ms.de rutthey are hard to tell from custom made. But there's a big dif ference In prlce10 to 925 and evory garment guaranteed purs wool BING-STOKE GOMF'Y REYNOLDSVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA. HOLIDAY BARGAINS, For the Best Goodsand Lowest Prices . . Ladies and Children Ladies' Coats and Suits, 8.50 to $15.00, Misses1 Coats, $1.50 to $10. 00, Children's Coats, 75 cents to $5.00. Ladies' Furs 75 cents to $18.00. Ladies' Fur nishing Goods you can save from 15 to 35 per cent. Also Men's Clothing. . . Best goods at lowest prices. Men's Suits from $4.50 to $15.00. The best suits you can find. Men's Overcoats $4.00 to $15.00. Boy's Suits $3.50 to $8.50. Boys' Overcoats. Boys' Knee Pants, 10 to 75 cents. Come and Bee for yourself at N. HANAU'S. Don't forget that The Star's Job Department is one of the best equipped in the county and all classes of work can be turned PENNSYLVANIA ItAtUlOAD BVWAtX) ALLEGHENY VALLEY uivinmn. Low Oratli' nivMi.n l l' Nov. 29, 1903. Cuttm U.-J t'n ' I " KTATItlMI. I'lttHlmrX hi iikmu Lnwrnmhnm .. .. Nmw Hdliliiham tlKk IllilUf MnyMVlllH HiirniriHrvlllff . .. ElriHiUvlllB nwa ullnr Knyniililavllln,. f'ntH'OHHt. Hll.Craok in Hill fnliulK Wlntnrtiurn ,. ,. rniinflfiliJ Tylf llHiinexetUs OrKtit Driftwood loMfcoTfillio.ioT it IIU HI 4H 0 nil 7t 7 li 7 s I ' 7 " (n H i:i A.M. M I ml l III lit ii m III it in o n ui tu ill II V! II II 4N III fift M I I UI ii nn ll ti II f, ii m tt 10 niu i nil I 87 IN I to t UI t 2U I a on r. m Noll Heii? P.L M I It. IK I 0. 4 it IM I w it mi I II rt CM s in i a M Wi t II RH t HI In I 0 Wtl ... m 10 On I 4l 10 10 im ion Kt 10 40 10 10 40 IH 10 M 44 II Id M II IK I I Hi 11 h) P M. P M' Tr.lflOnilRlinrlMVilnMVM ItfMhoMrOn. am. Rf'l Hunk II. Hi llruokrllln. 12.41, Knynold.vlll i. run. iJrwoK i.ct. iiuiiom ;.o p. m. NoiOB N. KNol02 N..IH A. M. A. m. A. H. Pi M. I 10 III 10 .... tt WI ill to .... ' II 4!t .... 7 Vi li li .... 7 2" li .. . 7 r. it a, .... . ... 7 ;w ii .... . H 10 7 til It V, IS OA ft 17 I (A I In II! . t it 17 1 ft XI l 1 it) iff . ttw j 4;t .MM tilHI 7 H 45 1 Ml ft 00 . 7 20 t fW li t In 7 il7 411 111 ttt'i ft 1U . 7 4;i m t ... :h 1 7 ftl 0 90 t IK ft 4.1 . i II ft7 i (W 7 14 Wt 10 10 4 i 7 26 . ll I'. 112 Nf. I i I HO a. M. p. m. p. m. p. m. TATinm. driftwood Urant HmiiiBteUe,.,, J'yl"'-., ritniiHcliI Wlntcrburo ... Cnhiil. Iiullol. Kll;rpeli.... I'MnroHHt KHjriiold.vllle. Kullor IflWH Hrmik vllln Rurnnicrvllle... MiiVnvllln OiiklllilK" . It('thlih(t .wnoiitiHrn... keil Hunk I'ltUb'irg Tmli 042 (Hnndiivl Ihiivm Hull., la 4 1ft n m i'.ll. I J I, U.......I.IUUI11..I Ml Ilk. , 1 .. n -v.... ,,1 jiiiioini nil. v.fF, I.KnnTllia ti l", It. il Hunk A.Wi, I'ltlnlilirx .2! p. m. nn. 1111 iiHiiy iHiwcfri riimniirir Hnn iiiitfoi.. tin HtllldMVH onlv trulli IcnvnM llrlfiwiMid nt H.20 . m., Brrl v,. liuHiiln 10 00 a.m. Kclurn I11K ll'HVP. IIiiHiiU 2.UI p. in., Hrrlvc Drift wimhI a. 4(1 p. m., mopiiltiic at Inturmndliite .la tlon.. Train, marked run dallyil dally, aicrnt Rumlnyi t DiiK "tat ton, where .Ixnal. mu.t b. .howu. van P. M. I ( ISO T. 1. i m 7 Ml 7 Oft I I" t M 7 42 47 7 M 4 12 til ID P. u. Pbltadolphla & Erie Railroad Division In effoot May 2.rjth, 1903. Trains leave Driftwood as follows: EASTWARD 1:04 a m Train 12, weekday., for unbury, Wflkmtmrra, llatinton, I'littxvliie.Hrranton, llarrlahurR and the lntrmedlate t tloiiN, arrlvliiK at i'lilladolplila S:Zt p.m., New York, Sloop. m. llultliinire,S:0O p.ro.i Wadhlnuion, 7:16 p. ru I'lillman I'arlor car from Wllllanmport to Phlladnlplila and pa-KDEi-rcoarhe. from Kane to I'tilladi'lphla and Wllllani.port to Baltimore and Waab In.Uin. I2:fi . m. Train S, dally for rlunmiry, flar rlntiurK and principal liilnrmeillate nation., arriving at i'lilliidi'lplila 1:.U p. m.. New York 10:23 p. ra Ualtfmore 7:. 10 p. m., Waah ItiKton k:9A p. m. Veatllmled parlor ran. and piuMnnser eoache., Bulfaln 10 I'hlladeU phla mid Waxhlnston. loo p. m. Iran, a. dally, for liar rMiurK and Intnrniedlute atatlou.. ar riving at Philadelphia 4 :2J A. M.t New York, 7 4 a. m l llaUlinnre, (.20 a. 111. 1 WaMhln.toa S.:tf A. M. I'ullman HlephiK car. from Ilarrlaliurn to Philadelphia and New York. Philadelphia patMeiiicer. run remain la leouer undl.turlied until 1;st A. u. 11:06 p.m. Train . dully for Huntiury, Harris btiric and Internicdliire ntatloim, arriving at Philadelphia, 7:17 A. M.s New York, V.M A. M.on WKek.dny. and iu..ih a a. on Sun day; Baltimore, 7:1A a. h.i VahlnKUin, H:ii A. M. Pullman .leeper. from Erie, and WlllliiiuMpiirt to I'hlluueiphla, and WlulumHuoit In Waihliivion. PanaeDifer coache. from Krle Hi I'lmuUelphla, and WllliaroHiKirtto Haltlniore. 12:41 p.m. Train 14, dally forHunbtiry, tlairl burK and principal Intermediate .tai.lonn.ar rlvliiK at Phlladnlphia 7:3! a. in., New V ork :. a. m. wrakdaya, HO..JI, a. m., Hunday) Haltlinore 7:2 a. m., Watilnirton, S:4o a m. VeHillmled buttet Mlpeplnir earn and paa aeniter coache., Bu ffalo to Philadelphia and WaohlnKtoD. WESTWARD 1:33 a. m.-TruIn 7, dally for Buffalo via Emporium. 4:41 a. m. Train 9, dally for Erie, Bldg way, and week day. for DuHola. Clermont and principal lntrmedlate.tation. t:SM a. m. Train 4, dally for Krle and Inter mediate potnu. 1:4ft p. m. Trala 15, dally for Bulfalq via Emporium. S:4p . m. Train SI, weekdays for Kan and Interniftdlaieatatlnna. . JoiisoNUcrta Railroad, i a. m. waaKDATS. a. in. . .... 10 40 ar Clermont Iv 77. 10 Aft ... 10 M NVoiKlvaie .... 1102 ... 10 30 Qulnwood .... 110.1 .... 10 2n Smith' Itun ... II OS .... 10 20 In.tanter ... II II ... 10 11 Mtraliiht .... 11 IS .... 10 07 Olen liaiel ... II tt ... S ftQ JoliitNonburx .... ll 40 .... t.A IvKidiiwayar ....12 01 Ridoway & Clearfield Railroad and Connection.. D.l 7 JO 2 15, S JO arKldvwaylv 770 x 111 . vi mil Haven 7 09 7 Oft 7 01 1 57 I 47 1 4:i 6 as aft t . 4 10 1 M 1 51 1 47 I 4:t 1 ; I 2S i 19 I 15 12 J 9 10 04 02 S 57 S 49 44 8 40 S HA s ao 20 Crovland Shoru Mill ' Blue Rock Carrier Brix-k wiiyv'l Lanea Mill. Mr.MInn fint Harvey Kun lv Fall. C'k ar lr IiuHola ar a.m p.m. p.m 1 w r in 7 10 12 22 21 12 SO 7 7 2S 12 M 1 i 11 M 7 M 12 40 7 4.1 12 50 7 47 12 54 7 51 7 54 1 03 1 HO 1 10 10 la 4 13 4 ao 4 S4 4 37 4 31 4 41 4 64 4 60 6 02 00 6 14 5 36 6 5.1 arKnllHii'K Iv Bill 115 613 6 :i9 ReymiiUxvllle k IS 1 29 6 27 ft 05 Hr,,l,vllle S 45 1 69 1 00 New Bethl'm 9 30 2 US ft 45 Red Bunk 10 10 3 20 7 25 lv Pltuburnar 12 US 6 30 ( 30 a.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. S an 1 15 15 l: VI 5 a 13 a 4 50 H 47 4 05 11 10 1 30 00 n.m. a.m l or time table, and additional Information Cou.ull ticket aneuu. W. W. ATTF.RBORY. J.R.WOOD, (ien'l Muuairer. Paa. Traffic MaT. GEO. W. BO? D. Gen'! Paaaenxer Agent. )ubtcrtb for The -X- Star If you want th Nw out with speed and satisfaction. (
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