If tOO , UI Lliub enlh street sidu of Brud- number 01 t'or- urty uriittinirupon iismi firi'Pt in t no nlilsvillo which lioH st PiUo of Sov.'iith street tlio oust siii i ol Brtul- 'ii liiij iuaijt w i! cil Ja ni'w ivoeneil in Sill i bn'onch, 'seniea in c in town council or 1(1 nOI'nilirh n not ti,n tt tun. minor or foot of the nroportioH front- ur uoumn'' on that mu-t of Jackson Ktroet nforcsiiiil propiwd to he uniilni. paved, curbed, etc., rcquoslinj; tlint tin; Ikirouyh by nn ordmimee require thnt port of snid .luelnon flrt-ct m above desifrmited to 1m "nub d, ptivod, cm-bed ami uiHcti'lu nl.ril with brick or other suimV.',.! ivnte -ial (to tee width of eighteen fiet.hi ivoi n curb lines,) urd Hint the council u.-ses.- mid coilectjn the uiiuitior requii h1 by law. Vvo-thirds of the eejl.s mid i xoenivs of i.uo s:iu rn'.ji;!ir, ouvinj--. in: j'i'om the owners of the i". 'indins: or aliuUintj U.er o(;Uill afscf-nncrf. on fie bjundinc or itlnitMnsr a--. hip. oul on, :eet afn '. etc.. estnto by a n frou which smd poti.ion has leer verified by mo uilliKvit of one of t:ie .cU'ioner-'. Now therefore be it or , aided iitkl emtetid hv the loan rO'it eii of t! o borniiLTh of :te,vnoliJvii:i . P ; , nml it i heruby ordained and enael' i by author ity of the same, Sen. 1. That, the above mentioned petition of property owners V' and the fame is hereby accepted. See. 2. That that part of Jn.'kjon street in the borouch, iviiH-h lies be tween the west side of Sov n'.h f-trcet on the west and the east sid ! ol Uri.d ford street on the east, m v laid lait and opened In the borough, bo graded, curbed, Htul paved with paving brick within ono year from the date the inssago of tliis ordinance, as directed y the council hereafter in accordance with the plans And speeiliontions her.-. toforo prepared and made bj .lames H. Caldwell for the (jradin?. phvImjj arid curbing of parts of niiil .luckum street (subject to certain changes 'ml a'tei a lions made by the council, irevious to the passage of this oi-uina 'ee, which are hereby a proved as e mged and altered, and are ns ehanjred ind a ;or d hereto nitaciied and made f irt of ibis ordinance wing and exe. ptir.g that said pavirn rot, tr etc vd to ti e width of eighteen fet b ween curb lines tis payed for in said petition of property mi n-'t-s : ) that t.v o-thirds of the costs and expanses of the same are to bo collects ffvm the ivr. rs of the reat estate bounding er abut ing 'here on by an equal a?wsmnt en the ft e. fiVit henndi-ig or ab'.i'ting af'avsa e tii ncci'i u.inc'i wire ui- p' )Vl-lons l the Act of Assembly of tie- Commou wealth of fMuir-vlvania. rela'ing thcri to and regulating the same: John ('. Hirst is designated by t lie council -o estimate said equal ns-os-ment, t! e remainder of such cost to b? born by the borough of Peynoldsvillo. oeo. a. i no t'resiuent ane decretal y of the council are hereby directed to advertise in one or more newspapers, published .in the borough of Ueynolds ville, and by hand hills for bids or pro posals for the grading and curbing ai d and paving of said part of Jackson street in accordance with the provisions of this ordinance and the plans and specifications heroto attached. All bids to bo for the completed work in cluding all materials, and to bo ac companied with the samples of the brick proposed to bo used by the bidder. The council reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Soo. 4. The bids to be made shall be for the completed work by the square yard, measurements to be made from the Inside of both curbs. Said bids shall be sealed and filed with the see rotary of tho council, not later than4.00 o'clock on tho 2."nh day of July, A. D. 1!H)5. Sec. 5. Tho successful bidder will bo required to enter into a contract in writing to per form the said work and furnish the materials therefor, in ac cordance with the provisions of this ordinance r.nd the plans and specifica tions hereto attached. Tbi said con tract shall provide far Ibe commence ment of the work on or befo o the 1-Kh day of August A. D. 1!)U5, ar J the final completion thereof on or bel re the 1st day .of November. A. 1). l!)0,"i ; the suc cessful bidder will also be required to file with the Secretary of tho council, within forty-eight hours afier the ac ceptance of his bid, a bond with mreties to be approved by the council, in the sum of five thousand ($5.(XK).0O) dollars, conditioned (1) for the faithful perform ance of tho work within tho time above mentioned, and in accordance with the plans and spi cilications, and (2) for the payment to the borough of Reynolds ville of any and all sums which may be recovored against it by reasou or on account of any carelessness or negli gence on the part of tho said contractor or any of his agents, servants or em ployees, together with all fees, costs and expenses incurred by said borough in defense of any and all suits or actions brought against it on account or by reason of such carelessness or negli gence. See. 6. The s'ueccessful bidder will also be required to furnish within five days from the date of the acceptance of his bid a written agreement on part of the manufacturer of the brick to lie used in said paving, warranting all brick to be used in said paving to bo equal in ail respects to the samples submitted to the council, and warrant ing that said brisk will, if laid in ac cordance with the plans and specifica tions, withstand all the ordinary and usual exigencies of travel upon said street for a period of five years from the date of the completion of the work. The said agreement shall also contain a stipulation to the effect that the said manufacturer will replace at any time during said period fit five years, upon notice by the council, all brick which shall not withstand the ordinary and usual travel on said street, or which may disintegrate or break upon account of beat, cold, moisture or defective or Improper material in or work upon the brick themselves. Sec. 7. If the successful bidder shall .11 HAl.,ni .... .,f,ia. (a air i ton nn. .til. Ul'KK-l- V III lUHI.ll "ifc . tract, tile the bond and agreement mentioned in sections (5) an (tl) of this ordinance, his hid shall bo r jected ana the council shall bo nt liberty to adver tise for now bids or at Itn. option to ac cept any bid filed by tho person who shall comply with the said provisions of this ordinance. Sec. 8. All ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict herewith bo and the sumo are hereby repealed. Passed and enacted finally at a regu lar meeting held at tho council chamber on the 10th day of June, A. I)., ut 10.00 o'clock a. m. J. C. Savkrs, Attest: Pres. ol Council. L. J. McKNTttti:, Clerk of Council. June 12, A. U. 1W", the foregoing ordinance is submitted to me and rend. Tho fourth line in tho second section reads, "paved and curbed with paving brick"' is changed to read "curbed, and paved with paving brick." With this change the foregoing ordinance Is ap proved. L. M. Simmons, Chiel Burgess. FINANCIAL STAT1MLNT ov lti'.yNin.Dsvii.r.K senon . district KOI l YKAtt KNIM.N'i: .IfNl ". I0''o. I. M. Suiirtr, Tiwnrer, in n,T unl with the school district o( the Hormi,;h of Be loljsvillc, I'll., for the year ending June f'h, 11)05. SCHOOL ACCOUNT. Tcinm'i stnle Aipi'"t'r!:i'lo'i . , - . treiniliiii $S.-l Tip lim't Sllltr Aj'Plelillil'Inn llll'l'l!ll Tn iitn'i tumii'i rem c. v. smith To iim't from .! tl. Mi nns. ttc (r Tax forth voar I'.MI To nin'l from .1. 11. Means, Co. Tri'iinror To iim't from II. lii ll, Intl. on )Mimp To nin t from W. II. Hell. AM Sorii'tv l.illhorin rlillirh To iim't from Hint National Hunk- Iohii. To iim't from I. M. Sunrlz. ("ollt'rior !'ll !)T .17 M in a:.7 in 14 :!'.' . r no 1,0(10 mi By um'i of onhTM ri,(li,cini'it...$ 0,0A:1 51 " " Tri'iniiirrr'a 1 per cent 1 lly ain't ilnn from I M Swhiiz 44S "II $!i.f.(io m ja.siio r,i BOND ACCOUNT To nin't rim- from TroiniiriT Inn setttt'mi'iu -I I11 To nm't received from u. v. Suiirlz. ox-i'olli'i'tor 1.W 7H To nm't r tvcl from I. M. Swnnz. collector 3,9-11 Tl lty nm't orders redeemi'd 4.M , CO " Treasurer' 1 per cent 45 1 " it.Sfil PJ $4,.V10 t."i Financial Stntement of the School Ilistrlct of the borough of Keynoldsviile, Pa., for the year cndini, June 5th, 1!)05. RESOURCES Ain't due from I. M. Swnrtss, tax collector. Ivind mccoiioi 2.Wr 51 Ami if lie from 1. M. Swartz, treas., school account 44 'ft LIABILITIES Ain't of lionrts ou'siun'tlnir 15,0(10 i:o ' CerllllcatH of Imlelitcil- ne-is Ollttiuullnv 1.6.")7 ."16 Ain't of loan, IM Nullonnl Hank 1.000 CO Ain't of orders olltsliindiliir... 3!l! li.") " 1'lle I. M. Swnnz. tax coilcclor, school iicivnint 2,037 17 Ain't uf total tndentedne,-,s.... 17.'ir0 OS J--.H.00I :ts f ai.o"4 as Geo. W. Swarl7, ex-Tax Collector, in account with (he School District of the borough of Rcyn oldsville, Pa., tor the year ending June 5th, 1905. BOND ACCOUNT To nm't due from (J. W. Sivilltz'. last settlellli'Tit 1,2117 '(I lly ain't Trriisiin-r's receipts... 1.9'7 76 $I,'-'!I7 7(1 S1.287,r(l I. .M. Sartz, Tax Collector, In account with the School District of the borough of Rcynoldsville, Pa., for the year ending, June 5th, 1005. SCHOOL ACCOUNT To nm't of duplicate 5.R2S l.'i To ain't of ft percent, uddtttort on $442 II) 22 11 Bv ain't due I. M. Swurlz, last 'settlement l.SWi 38 By ain't taxes returned 10 22 " KxeneratloDS 148 44 " per cent, rebate ud $3,504.40 175 22 By ain't 2 per pent, collector's percent, on $3,829.18. 175 22 By am't o percent, collector's percent, on $I,72.!KI 66 M lly am't 6 per cent, collector's percent, on $4H4 30 23 22 Bv am't of Treas, receipts 5.4S1 22 To balance duo 1. M. Kwarlz 2,0.17 17 87.8H7 43 $7,S87 43 BOND ACCOUNT. To amount due from I. M. Switrt. lust settlement.. $!,:t0:! in Tn am't of duplleiite 3,li;o 24 & ii.ld. on stll.i;) . 10 tut By am't tuxes returnil $ 10 22 " exonerations ti.1 ;Vi " 5 relmto onif i.L'HO 00.. 113 03 " 2 Vol. on ti,U 57.. 42 tl.") " ft Uol. on f 1,061 77.. iVl 4 ' Brfi Col. on $) 0(1... 1150 " Treasurer's Ueeiiipts, 3,241 33 lly bill, due fin 1. M. Swurtz 1M' ol ;) o,'.i 3 30 STATErtCNT OF EXPENSHS Of tho School District of the Hnrouirh of Reynnhlsvllle, Ph., for the year ending June 5th, WO"). Ain't paid for Tearhprs' Salary t5,UXI " " .tnnilors' fuliiry una mi " " I'rlntltiK 77 43 " " Audit Inn 16 00 " " W ater stl (hi " " Gas 57 6) " ' Kleetrlc Unhts 551 " " School Supiilles 816 3.1 " " School 1'innWiiiins 26 75 M " Fnrnitec Supplies 72 P4 " " School Desks lltl 00 " " Express mid Freight 2ft 14 " " Telephone lietit Is 0) " " Disurtinco 411 50 " " Fuel 107 30 " " Secretary, 1'oslnyo, El... . 311 H7 " " Hardware ;ts 38 " " Truant Ollleer 40 00 " " .I.W. l'oufit, iiiteiuliiin con. 4 50 " " Diplomas for mad. class.. 12 W) " " .las, V. Voung, work 150 (al " ' Lawn seed 15 tio " " hevl Smith, for oil 17 5(1 " " Oiling Fliior 21 00 ' " Frank Webster, plumbing. 15 01 " " I.iiylnir cement, walk 2148 " ' Wustiliifr towels 3 25 " " Day liilior on seh. grounds 13 50 " " " " school house 111 25 " " J. W. Foust, Supt., wurk... 50 IXI " " Treasurer's Commission... DO 21 f),lll 25 This account audited this 12th day of Juno, 1K05, and found to be corcect. Davio II. Hrkaket, 1 L. L. Goum.isY, V Auditors. W. K. Kkkd, 1 ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE Estate of W. W. Wells, Deceased, late of West Heynoldsville. Notice Is hereby given that letters of ad ministration upon the estate of the above named decedent have been granted to the undersigned. All persons Indebted to the said estate are requested to make payment, and those having claims or demands against the same will make them known without de- '"X'S r. P-.O. Wells, I'lolott, 1'a. O. M. McDonald, Att'y, HeynoldHViUe, I'u. WANTED- BY CHICAGO MANIIFACTUK Ing House, person of trustworthiness and somewhat familiar with local territory us as sistant In branch olllce. Salary 18 paid weekly. Permanent position,. No Investment required. Business established. Previous experience not essential to engaging. Ad dress, Manager Brunches, SZi Dearborn St., Chicago. Reduced Rates to Balti nore. For tho Ipternational Convention United Society of Christian Endeavor, ut Baltimore, Md., July 5 to 10, tlio Pennsylvania Railroad Company will bel! round-trip tickets to BMtlmore, at greatly reduced rales, from all stations on its lines east of and Incliiiline; Pitts burp;, Krlo and nuffalo. The rate from PitNhnrfr will he $!) 00, Altoona 7 III, Erio $12 00. Williams port $ll.:i,1, RulTalo $11.00, C;itmndule;i;a $!).70, Elinii'ti $3.50, Now York $ll :!0, Newark, N. ,T $tt.l(), Iteudiiifr ti'i.lS, Wilkeshiiti'e, $7.(V), Dover, llel., Mill, with uorresponilin"; reduetlotis from ail other points. Tickets will he sold on July .'!, 4 and fi, (rood for return passage li avinp; ial tlmore until July 15, Inclusive. On pay ment of $1.00 to joint tiiri-nt at Baltimore nn extension of return limit to August III can he obtained. Tickets via Philadelphia permit stop over within limit if deposit!: I with tho ticket agent at Broad street station. Special exclusion tickets i-.'C on stile every S ttiirday and Sunday rout Balti more to Washington and ret it'll at ni'" i f H.L'.") for the round trip. These liel: elt, are good for return pa sage until the b.-t, train Sunday night, alfording amp.i1 opportunity for ileli'g. 'es to v i -i t the National Capital. FINANCIAL STATEMENT OV WEST KKVN'or.DSVILr.K SCHOOL HIS TKICT I"()H THK YKAR ENDINO .IL'.N'K "), 1005. I'. I. WAIil), CiilleelorSehoolTilx, In lecoilnt with the l)ormii:li of West Koj nuldsvllle. HI!. To linl. line on 111); anil 1003 SI.". 23 CK. lly nm't exoneriit Ions 2 M 5 ' Col.'s on 3 l.fi7 ... 1 :o " Treasurer's receipts... 33 1(7 H:ilnnc( due school f 38 5t I i2 Mi. To nm't. duplicate t!lt, selninl tux l,300 27 To nm't : nililltlon Jlii").;s.... 8 is 1, .ins 55 fit. lty nm't exoneriit Ions ?3I 71 retinte on si; ii,-, 4; 40 " 3 '.', Col. 1' on 5-17 05. .. 25 44 ' " 5 Col. '., 1111 i:;,4 S3.... 12 74 " 5 'J Col. 1- oil .570 117 3 08 " Tren--iirer's leeeipts... l.llti 20 1.KH 47 Balance due. s -linol 7(1 HH Auiliti d lime .-.Hi, I'.KH. I'. A. llAitmt.tx. I . n, .1. W .CAMI'ltl'.l.l. f AllllltOt:.. MOVING m CARTING !: If you have hoiis,'hiilil or other iirM.icies to be let us do thu work fo Why rUk injuring .you; moving them in ordina guns when we have : wagon and eipiipmeiit, ' ing erati'M in which U goods and protect then injury. good 8 moved ymt. gut ids y wii- peeial 1 from Leave all orders in .1. It Hill s & Co.'s furniture --lore. NELSON SMITH, Pro. L. M. SNYDER Practical Horscshocr and Gen eral Blacksmith. Hepulrlnir of all kind promptly and careful ly done, Y00d shop In connection. When you need your tiro set cull and have It done with the Schnti Tire fetter, "the machine that does It rlilit. Kemember the place JACKSON ST., NEAIt l'IFTII. JOUN C. IIIUST, CIVIL AND MINING ENGINEER, Surveyor and Draughtsman. OHlce In Syn dicaie building, Main street. w L. JOHNSTON, JUSTICE OP THE PEACE. Olllce four doors from Koss House, West Keynoldsvlllo, Pa. pUIESTEIl BBOS., UNDEUTAKEUS. Dliick and white funeral cars. Allan street. Heynoldsville, I'u. J II. HUGHES, UNDERTAKING AND PICTURE FRAMING. TheU.B. Tliirlnl Leairue has been tested and found all rltfht. Cheapest form of In surance. Secure a contract. Near Public Fountain, Ueynoldsvllle Pa. H. YOUNG, ARCHITECT. Corner Grant and Fifth sts., Keynolds vlllo, Pa.' yiNDSOR HOTEL, Philadelphia, Pa. Kotween 12th and 13th Sts., on Filbert St. Three minutes walk from the Ucadlne Ter minal. Flvo minutes walk from the Penn'a U. It. Depot. European plan 11.00 per day and upward. American plan 2.00 per day, Prank M. Schulbley, Milliliter. ubacrlbe for The -X- Star If you want the Ntwi Pi ' ? . ' ; : r '. si Vf"" V XI 1 DENTAL DECAY. Dail Teclh, It Is Clnlincit, M1X7 Lend to AppemliettlH. Alipendleills la ol'teu due to bad teeth, said Dr. E. S. Thompson, lectur ing at Dreshan college, London. The name organisms, ho mild, were present bolh In defective teeth and In the dis eased appendix, which proved that den tal decay wns capable of causing ap pendicitis. "I see 110 evidence to show that our teeth tire deteriorating to 1111 nlartnlng exlent with the growth of civilization," he declared, 11 ml he pointed out that tin even larger proportion of diseased teeth had been found among Egyptian and It iiiuiii rcmaliiB than existed nt present. "Tobacco has an Injurious effect on the ingestion," ho went on, "but I do not think that nicotine has any more effect on the teeth than alcohol. Hut tobacco certainly blackens the teeth and ho causes many persons who uro careful of their personal appearance to brush their teeth more often than they would otherwise do." He had found cod liver oil amazingly Kini-essliil in promoting the growth of teeth in children, and he rei jinmeitdeil the toothbrush drill as part of the our rlctih'.in of schools. Ir. Thompson al so til led tint practice of v ashing tho tooth after meals and nil bing them twice a day, and partlculai ly tlio last thing at night. London Mall. A LOVER OF SNUFF. The Qnrer AYIIl nml Pnticrnl of a lnetr KiiKllHlMvottinfi. The will of Mrs. .Margaret Thompson, which Is preserved as n curiosity at jvimorsct House, England, is a tribute to the delights and consolations of snuff. The testatrix directed that In her coflln should bo buried with her all her handkerchiefs und sullielent of the best Scotch snuff to cover her body. 'J hls she preferred to flowers, as "noth ing could bo more fragrant anil sj re freshing to me as that precious pow der." ruHher, the six greatest snuff takers in tint parish of St. Jame.:. West minster, were to be her beiirers. Six old maids, each bearing In her hand a box tilled witli the best Scotch snuff to take for their refreshment as they walked, were to bear the pall. I'.eforo the c rps the minister was to walk, naming and partaking- of a paund of siitil'!'. At every twenty yards a hand ful of snuff was to be delivered to the hi'" idlers, and at the door of the tes ta! r'x's house were to be placed two lii'-iiels of (he same quality of s:it'.!T for gratuitous distribution. In order to In futto the carrying out of her wlrhes the testatrix made the legacies gi .en by the wl'l ('eti' tidetit up in an ex::et and literal f iillillineut of the condition above named. In closing she bade nil concerned to regard stiulT as the grand cordial of net re. THE PARSON BIRD. The Till nt .Now Zealand Can Tnlfc, Crow nml Whistle. Among the feathered Inhabitants of New Zealand there Is a bird called the parson bird, or 'till." It is about the size and shape of a blackbird, but has a pair of delicate white tufts at Its throat and Is a glossy dark green oth erwise, which looks black In tho sun shine. It can be taught to crow, to speak, to whistle tunes, and, besides these tricks, It has a repertory which is not often equaled by any other fenthered songster. At vespers it has n note like the toll of a bell or the clear, high note of an organ. It enn mimic every bird in the bush to per fection. It will break off In the mlddlo of an exquisite melody and indulge In a strange melody of sounds which nre Impossible to describe, but If you can imagine "tho combination of n cough, a laugh, a sneeze, with the smashing of a pane of glass," It will be some ap proach to the idea. Tho "till" nests twice or thrlco a year and has large families. Like the other birds of New Zealand, It seems to be unconscious of danger from ninn. It Is n pity that the birds of this Island nre becoming so senrce, for they speak to us of a time when nature wns harm less, whin the snakes, tigers and fal cons did not exist. Tlie Medicine She Wanted. Village Dame (describing various aches and pains" My throat 'e did go tickle, tickle, tickle, till I ses, "I must be n-goln' to be 111." So I 'olds un tight wP my 'nnd, but that didn't do no good; I puts my old stockln' round un, but thnt didn't do no good. So in the mnrnln' I talked it over wi' Mrs. Giles next door, and we thought ns we'd send over to tho White 'Orse for tliree pennorth o' gin, 'cos I ses: "P'raps It may do I good nml p'raps It mnyn't. But even If it don't," I ses. "you can't take It when you be dend!" A Compnrlnon. "Did you ever hear anything so Idiot ic as that talk of Mrs. Softer's when she is addressing her baby?" queried ono woman of another on the street car. "Yes, I think I have," was the reply. "For heaven's sake, what was It?" 'I once heard a fnt man talking to his canary bird." Chicago News. I'nfortnnntely Pnt. "Uncle," said the impecunious neph ., "you ought to go nnd see the new play. You would Just die Inughing." Tho old man merely glared. In a few moments Inter there could be heard the sound of n scratching pen as he altered his will for the forty-fourth time. Somewhat Mixed. A young ninn who wns about to be married wns very nervous nnd while asking for information as to how be must act put the question, "Is It klss toraary to cub the bride?" Brooklyn Life. "Ole I s 11 Lend." Dean ITole In his book, "S.'ore Memo ries," tells an amusing story of how an old woman got tho better of her clergy man In ni argument. The village churchyard was overcrowded except on it 1 sunless northern side, In which the suicide was burled. One day the vicar, while visiting n poor old woman who was nigh unto death, thought he would try to get her consent to be burled In ihe roomy northern plot. He began by assuring her that the common aversion to burial In any particular portion of onsecrated ground was a silly preju dice and a foolish superstition. Then he besought her, ns 11 personal favor to himself and as nu example to others, to permit her body to be burled In tho northern plot of the churchyard. The old woman thought it all over for a few minutes nnd then answered, "Well, sir, as you seem to think us one part of the churchyard is as good as another and that It makes no difference where wo be put, perhaps you'll gle us a lead." Tlio vicar did not grasp tho argu ment, but he changed the subject. A nisniinoftitliiB; Ccle'trHr. An odd Impression was hut which George Eliot conceived of f chiller aft er her visit to Weimar with Lewes In the August of the year of " he union," TCil. She was thrilled, nh - says, by the legend over the poet's old house, "Iller wohnte Schiller," but something In the nature of disillusionment await ed her within. It was very Interesting to see his study, left In its original state. But when It came to his skull, "which we saw for the first time, wo were unitized nt tue snmllness of the In tellectual region." After that she could take no further pleasure In the contemplation of the too nattering bust and portrait. And then "Ittittch told us that Schiller had n 'miserable Stlrne' a wretched fore head," while to complete the destruc tion of her Ideal she heard how "Tleck, the sculptor, was wont to declare that something In Schiller's whole person reminded him of a camel." rail Mnl' tiazette. President llnj-es' Wntehes. President Hayes wns in the habit of wearing a cheap nickel watch while In the Willie House, nnd much comment was aroused as to the reataii. The truth was that almost weekly a depu tation of western Indians called upon him, always bringing prcei:ls of some kind to the g-eat father. (:f course he was expected to give sonie:!:':.g in re turn, and the object was l.j lind soinc tliing chc.'.p t'ti.l at the s.'.tue time ac ceptable. Watches were a n nvlty t 1 the Imilans. and o prfient a chief Willi u watch which the gve.ii father himself had been carrying always im pressed him greatly. Having discover ed this and not caring to distribute gold watches or even silver ones, Mr. Hayes hit upon the expedient of buy ing nickel watches at $'! a dozen and always made it convenient to have one with him against nn emergency. A Nnrvvn.v f.cKcml. According to n work on Norway, tho scantiness of tho soil In that country Is explained by some of the conn try peo ple as follows: At the creation of the world the angels whose duty It wns to scatter the soil forgot Norway. Seeing this, the guardian angel of tho hind made complaints to the Creator. What wns to be done? Impossible to restart the whole of the creation for tlio sake of Norway. "Come, my little angels," snld he, "look carefully nnd perhnps you may still find u little earth." The conscience stricken angels swept the lloor of heaven, nnd the little dust they found they gnthered In their draperies nnd scattered over the Norwegian rocks. Fnres nnd Feet. An English artist, writing in a Lon don woman's magazine, says: "I do not know If any one has ever drawn attention to the fact before, that you enn generally tell the shape of a woman's foot by her face. There Is ns much character In n foot ns In n hand. You will generally find tho round faced, short nosed little woman has tho prettiest nnkle und foot; the high cheeked, long nosed woman the ugliest. Women with very pretty faces seldom hnve pretty feet. Nature, somehow or other, compensates Its daughters." THE SECRET OF SUCCESS "No, Sir I You cannot palm off any auhntittites on me. I'veoeen tiRtn? August Flower nlnce I was a boy, and I'll have no other." QForty million bottles of August Flower sold in the United States alone since its introduction I And the demand for it is still growing. Isn't that a fine showing of success? Don't it prove that August Flower has had unfailing success in the cure of indigestion and dyspepsia the worst enemies of health and happiness? (JOoes it not afford the best evidence thnt August Flower is a sure specific for all stomach and intestinal disorders? that it is the best of all liver regulators? f August Flower has a matchless record of over 35 years in curing the ailing mil lions of these distressing complaints. tJTwo sizes, 25c and 75c. All druggists. For sale by Boylo-Woodward Drug Co. ANNUAL DISTRICT KEP0RT OV WINSt.OW TOWNSHIP Hl'HOPL, DIS TRICT FOR YKAR ENDING FIRST MONDAY IN JUNE, 1W5. Whole number of rhnnlH Its Averumi nu in bet nf months muitlit. 7 Nu 111 her of mule tciichtirh employed. ,. tl Number of fenmle tendinis employed. 2tl Averni-'H Kliliirlt'H of milieu per nmlitli .. $lti 87'4 Avenure siilm-les fcmnliw per month. III)..') 4-7 Numliei-of mule hi'IioIuih iitu-nillnit nil thesehiHilH In llieili-tilet 71: Numlierof female kcIioIiuh hi tending nil Ihe -chimls In I lie- cllrtrlei 510 Whole number In ril.tundiincn (WI10I0 number uttoiiilliiit pnroclilnl school fKiiidilliloiiul) l:tts A Venice dully Ktleniluneo of seholiirs In He-illsl i lel flit Avm ii.-e pereeiilun-of iittendiineu. . . . HI I'ostnf eueh pupil per month $l.;ci No. of mills levied for school purposes. II No. of 111 Ills levied for hid.', pin piM's. . !t Amount levied for school pin po-e ...SN.il-5l.Jfi Amount levied for liulldlim piirpom)H..i.lnJ.JH Totiil amount levied Jlt.uil.lVi Account or Tiikakuiimi. Ukc liters. Stale appropriation for your ending June, l'.KI.1 .n,:ij:i r,7 l''rotiie,,l,eior. luxes of nil kind's... H,.i:e ij.1 1 1 inn County TreUKiirnr, for ilieeut- ed hinds since Inst, report till (U rom nil othet -oin-ccs . ... l'.l fill T0I11I iceelptB 811,71111 74 F.XI'KNlllTimKS. lienl Inn, repiilrlnf, etc 2'i Hi Teachers' unites JlO.ll'il (Kl Amount piild lenehers forlittiinillllK minimi teiiehel'N' Institute IW (Kl School lexl hooks ;(i:l t(7 School supplies, other thllll text liks. "7(1 (Kl fuel mill eoullnaeneiin 4lrt -III l-'et-K of collector, $ Kli Hi, inn tlvus- llier. J'HT.IM 47:j 1:1 S-ihiry of seerelury, posture md ntnfionery tut :t!i Debt nml Inleresl pnld 2,(i'.l .VI (.Mherevpeiises 'JIS 17 Tulul oxiietelltlireH I4.!H',7 Amount ilini triMstircr :w7 W ItrSOI'IICKS AND 1.1 Allll.I riKS. Kesiiimci'.s Amount due district, f'm nil sources It.d'il III Tot in resouiees $'.li."il ;c, l.iAiui.mr.s. Amount due tr usurer I :ts7 lei Amount hoi-rowed und unpaid, or debt or district. 2,(KI0.(I Total llubillt'es f;,:is7 11; Kte-oiirccs In excess nf liuhllillcs $ Dil 4-1 l-.stlmtited value of u-hool ground und huil(llnj!s f !", 00 I.nvr SonruEiis J .1. Sen Kit .,'OS. Hl'TCIIlSON -Auditors. .lines. I!(i. POWDER THE OLDEST, PUREST ANO MOST RELIABLE BAKING POWDER MAW' FACrURED. NO OTHER EQUAL TO IT. V - tfi V.' I., Different Human Beings. finmuel Illrsch, Esq., the wealthy nnd well known Niagara Falls dry goods merchant, nays: "I tlmnk C4oU I found Celery King, as this Is the only medicine that gives me relief, and It bus made a dltrerent human being of met 1 sulfered longfrom constipation, which caiwed hendnehe and made me miserably sick. Now my appetite Is twice as good as It Wns nnd m v bowels are In perfect condition." Either herb or tablet form, 25 cents. For sale by Boyle-Woodward Drug Co. 4t$ JEFFERSON MACARONI FACTORY HKVNOLHVILLK, I'ftNNM. One of tho largest miicnronl fnctorles In the suite. Orders sent. V. O. I), or on good reference nnywhore In the United Stut.es. Also whnlesule ugents for the well known brand of Premium Flour. C. &.l.;AKINARO, Proprietors ft I REYNOLDSVILLE t CANDY WORKS S 5 t Has put in a five horse power J gas engine for manufacturing all kinds of $ Ice Cream and Sherbets I I I M mm W It life. fc?Tr J and are now ready to supply J any person at wholesale and retail at any hour. Also we J dollver promptly. Remember J that we have both 'phones. 4 ft Wanted! Girls to learn Cloth Picking and Winding. Enterprise Silk Co. PENNSYLVANIA KAiROAD 1 BUFFALO & AM.KOHENY VAI.LKY DIVISION. Iiw,frude Division. In Eftret Miy 28. 190S. Eastarn Sta.idnri) Time, STATIONS. Pittsburg KuU Hunk LuWHonhurn clew Hcllilehuni Ouk Itulne MllVlllll-t.. . ftolun No.llJ No. 101 No 15 A. II. A. M A. M.I P. U .... 1 1) t i 9 on K 1 ;) .... u in 11 tn 4 or .... 11 a 11 is t is i S 20 10 I'll 11 44 4 511 5 an to 27 4 5K :u 10 :n II 64 i 04 6 411 10 5i 12 Kl 6 21 t) 0.'i II 10 12 24 5 V.i to in tn 20 t.i so 'It 2:1 HI 211 fa 5 (i 11 42 12 ,V2 a 1.1 I) 4li ll 411 til 22 tl 6il II M 1 IS ft 3(1 7 Ol SI2 (") I Si I) 40 1 12 1 a; 71? 7 1 no 7 :io 7 w j 55 7 ;t 7 Dx 'i ((I 7 4-1 H (H 5 2'.l 8 W H H tS IIS JM Ik I 1 40 .... I 8 U.'i I 8 !: A.M. P. U. V. M. f. M ' 5 li 7 55 o: 6 1H Cl SS 111 tl 0 t 22 Jtl II til 35 9. 10 9 58 10 0.1 10 15 Huiiimervlllu . . iirookvule town I 'u Her Keyilnlllsvllio . riiucoiist.. .. I'llllf t!-t,k On Hols -llhlllll WIllllM'hlll I, . . . t'uiililleid. . . Tyler Heiuiezeu!. ... Orunt Orlftwood u,iii;iyMcn ves riui-Dtirir'i.lK, n. m., iV'r,, i"!l "rookvllln Heynoldsville l- .i'.l, I'ltllh Ureek l,U. arrives luHols:.20 p.m. No 108 No 106 No 102 No. II No. 110 A. M, A. M.lA, M. I-. M. P.M. i 5 50 jll 10 .... I f 50 til In til WI .... tt) 111 8 2T 11 4.1 .... 0 29 .10 12 12 .... a 5:1 7 00 12 20 ... 7 04 I 0.1 12 2j ... 7 10 7 ik 12 au ... 7 2a ... so.-, 7 :t 12 m jaoo 7 as ... U 12, 1 ,V 1 In 5 10 7 42 tii l(ii tS 14 7 47 li 11- 1 2H h 27 7 ftH ... ti, 4k rn .... t.1 4.1 is I;1 ti) . ' s 18 I Ol K .1', 1 .H, I, ill, H ;ll i ! 'K 4!l ml 1, 1., H 47 . 1 a. t 00 ;t a u .12 0 im . .. ." 4.1 tH 12 2 30 0 IIK 9 12 in j iii y 20 2 .ik li 4.1 ; 9 ao ? .1 'j -ti ;;i mi ; 11 .... K .1. 10 0; ,1 2f i th .... . . . 'ii 1'' ;i2 . i .. .h. ,. iu mj .... n e. in. p. 111. p. m, i,ii, STATIONS. irrlftwood ... Omni ,. Heunezette. . Tyler renulield. ... Wlnturhui ti . SIllHllfl UllHoln KnliHlJleek .. fiuiconal . . , . Key liohlnl ol, Know lown Ill-ooh V 1,1, . "iiliiiiiei t'li., . M.ijpoil.. . . Ullk lilUf Now Itelhn-e, t.nwieinhlie,. lied Kulik . . I'lttsl.llli! U .. ., , 'CIIM'.I UUI.olK 4.00 p. III. f' o'?',',k 4.'" '"'lll-villei.(-). II.. s kvnle 4.50, Ked Hunk 'i.! ie I'itisim. :i an n.m. uly Irnln leuve, ,)ii,ivo, u nt . .11 n. .. , a. 1 1,11 li ar 1 wood 1.40 p tlonii. DiiHoi-, iiiihi Hols 2.00 p. In., ui iipinu in in . iinl es llnfl- 1 lit: HUH- S II. -in1 y, except .i.i s must bo 1 . .. u 111 n kf, run dnil ; Siimliiy; t IhiL' still nn, her shown. hilud In n, c. m r no U i 1 ud Ul vi . 11 " f '!'. ' " 1 ' o me Driftwood as follows: EASTWARD DlrTl'lu" '-i weekdnys, for Suubury V 1 1 kesbni 1 .;. 1 1 anletou, I'm im i 1 ic, Berlin ion, llnrrisbiiri: mm thu miei meuiule nn t ons, nn iv, rig nt I'hllnu. I,l,lu 0:2a u.iu i New York, 9:30 p.m.; Hnii.u.uri:.B.i J,.iii1 Vnshiiictori,7:15p. iu I'uliu nu I'm ear rrom Wllllnmsiioi i to I'hii.i.n 1 j.iiln nno ms seniierconcheK rnni iinni 1., I hlliicelph ; und V UUttinsuori n, uiuu,r( uudWuh lniflijii. 12:ii i. m. Train 8, dully 101 rtunbury, II111 rishurn nnd pi uiciuiii nitei uieuinnssmtiuns, ttrnviUK nl 1'hiillilelpliln p. ui., JSe York 10:2.1 p. in., Hlllllinore Ti.mp. m., Wusii iiiKlun K:3ii p. 111. Vetll)iileU pnrlor enrs und pnsstnuei conches, HuUnlu 10 riitliulcl phiuniid UMhlliKtoti. 4:00 p. in. Tiiiln 11, dully, tor llnr rtshurK nnd liiurmedint kIuiIoiis, 111 rivlng ni I'hilndeipluii 4:23 a. M.; .New ork, 7.13 n. in.; Ituiu more, 2.20 n. 111.; Wiwliliiiitou 3..I0 A. m. t'ullmnii .-leepini! enr Horn Hurrlsburg to Hhlladelphln nnd New York. Philadelphia ptisst-uxers can remain in leeuer undisturbed until 7:30 A. M. ll:o6 p.m. I'mlu 4,dnl!y for Sunbury, Harris burn and Iic.ennedinie stnthms, arrlvlun at Philadelphia, 7:17 a. m.; New York, 9:33 A.M. on week days nnd 10.38 a m. 011 Sun day; Baltimore, , ;15a.m.; Wnshlntfton, 8:30 A' ."'... ' ""mail sleepers from Erie, and Williamspori to Philadelphia, and wlllianispoit 10 Wnshinnton. Passenner coaches iron, Kne to Philadelphia, und williamspori lo liulnmore. 12:41) a. m.-l'riilii n, dally from points south of Harrlsl iiin, nrnvinm Hnltlmore 7:2Sa in., Washinijiiin k:4i1 a.m.,wlth through Pullman curs and passenner conches to Washington. WESTWARD i:32 a. m.-Train 7, dally for Buffalo via Emporium. . t:41 a. 01. Train 9, dally for Erie, Kldir way, and week days for Duilois, Clermont and pilnclpi'lliilermadlnlstattons. :50a. m.Trnin 3, dally for Erie and inter mediate p lets. 3:48 p. m.-T'Kln 1.1, dally for HutTaln via kmporlun.-. ahto for Erlo and Intermediate stations, 5:41 p. m. Train 81, dally for Emporium and lntermrtilaieatatlons. JOHNSONBURG ItAILROAD. m. WKKKDAYH. ar Clonnont lv Woodvale yinnwoiKl eiuiillt's liun Insltliiter Slrnluht Oleu llnzel Johnson bu rut lv Kidtrwny ar a. m. 10 40 . 10 45 . 10 49 10 52 10 m . 11 04 . 11 15 . 11 33 . 11 50 3 : 3 29 3 at 3 2U 3 12 a 07 2 .Kl 2 40 i 20 RlDQWAY & CLJ5AKFIKLD RAILROAD and Connections. WEKKDAV. p.m 8 2.1 8 01 8 on 7 .-si 7 52 7 42 p.m. a.m. tt,m p.m. tj 50 II 55 7 10 12 1.1 7 1.1 12 III 7 19 12 24 7 23 12 2(1 7 32 12 311 p.m. 6 40 0 00 007 (I 12 2 10 I 49 9 20 nr Rldirwnvlv 9 00 (Jroylund 8 55 Shorts Mills 1 40 8 51 nine Rock 1 37 8 47 Unrricr 1 27 8 37 Brock uvv'l 7 :i8 1 23 8 34 Limes Mills 7 31 ... 8 30 lIcMinn 8ml 7 30 1 15 8 25 ItarveysRun 7 25 I 10 8 20 lv Kails C'knr 7 10 12 55 8 08 lv Do Hols ar 7 37 12 40 1) 2il 7 41 II 3 ) 7 4.1 12 4!l ... 7 50 12 5.1 i 40 8 03 1 2.1 II 61 (1.10 115 tt M urKaH(J'k lv 7 55 1 15 7 :c (1 15 12 52 39 Ueyiloldsville 8 08 1 29 7 51 5 3HI2 24 8 05 Hrookvillo 8 35 1 50 8 3i 4 50 11 44 5 20 Newl'.elhi'm 9 20 2 38 9 30 4 05 II 05 Red Hank 10 02 3 20 1 30 9 00 lv t'lttsburKiir 12 35 5 30 p.m. a.ra. a.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. For tli.ie tables and additlonnl Information consti It ticket aireu in. W. W. ATTERBUUY, J. R. WOOD. Oen'l Mnnnirer. Pus. Trnttic Mar. GEO. W. BOYD, Gen'l Passeuner Ant. piTTSBUaG, CLARION & SUM -1- MERVILLE RAILROAD. PassenierTmln Schedule. First Class Trains. Dally excepi.Sundny, connecting with P. H. It. Trains utSumniervllle. GOl.Ml IABT. No. 1. No. 3. No. 5. Olarlnn, leave, 7 50 a.ro. 11.10 a.m. 4.i5p.m Strntt.inville, 8 00 11.20 " 4.211 Wuinion, 8 .12 " 11.32 " 4 :iM p.m. t'orslen, 8.28 " 1I.40 " 4..VI p 111 sunuiiervllle,ttr.8.40 " 12.00 ' .1.15 p.m. QOINO WKHT. No. 2. No. 4. No. . fummervllle, lv, R.55 a.m. 12.20D.m. 0 20p.m. Corsica, 9.14 " 12.38 (1 .' Waterson, 9.:)0 vuv fl.4ii Btrnttonvllle, 9.4:1 ' n I.W ' 7.110 Cluriou, arrive, 9.55 1.10 ' 7. 10 In effect October 17, 1IHU. For further In for mutlnn address the Company's Kimeritl oilleM atBrookvllie Pa. Ti-
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