REYNOLDSVILLE, PENN'A., WEDNESDAY, MAY 22, 1907.
Nl'Ji H K). 2,
W. B. Ai.kxni)RH,
F. D. Smith. Vlce-Pres.
Aiioust Uai.daut, Vlce-Pres.
The Peoples National Bank
; REYNOLDSVILLE PENN'A.
Capital, $100,000
Surplus and Profits,
Notwithstanding we are examined semi-annually
by the Treasury Department of the United States,
we also have an audit made semi annually by an Ex
amining Committee appointed by the Board of
Directors, who report as follows:
KEYNOLD8VILLE, PENN'A., May 15, 1907.
. To the Board or Directors of
The Peoples National Bank
or reynoldsville, penn'a.
Gentlemen:
The Examining Committee appointed by the Board to make an
examination of tho assets of the Bank report as follows:
The cash ha been counted, and the notes, collateral and other
securities have ben listed. The cash on hand corresponds with the
amount called for by the balance book of the bank at the close of business
May 15th, 1907. The note agree with the amounts recorded In the Ren
eral ledger as of May 15th. The collaterals and securities called for are
all on hand and In noRotlable oondltlon. There are no pant due or sus-'
pended not", or any notes ir assets In litigation.
A trial hnlance was aim taken of the Individual ledgers and same
found to bi In btlaiNM with ana unt called for In the general ledger.
In our opinion the assets of the bank are of larger actual value
than the book value.
i Respectfully submitted,
August Baldauf, ,
James H. Spry,
. , W. H. Moore,
Examining Committee.
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Opeu fare always in sight. Adjustable gas orifice.
Top burners removable and easily cleaned.
, Not necessary to heat oven before baking.
No oven bottom or side flues to burn out.
Hi.-cuit baked in seven minutes.
Come and let us explain this wonderful range.
? NEAIMCHTOFFICE.
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home and the sanitary qualities
italL The character of the Dlumhtnr anrt the emiim r
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,th room governs not only your health but the selling value of your
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nt, betides Dane unsurpassed in
ithit ware and our reputation for high-grade work should merit your
Vntion when you need nj kind of plumbing service. Careful work
reasonable prices, by lulled mechanic
otter for your patronage.
UNION PLUMBINGCOmPANY
Both Vboo-s. , RyiioldHville, Pa.
Preslilont.
K. ALEXAHDKit, Cashier.
P. P. Amixandrb, Ass't Cashier.
$ 18,000
Gas
Range
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of the bath room fixtures vn
possess guaranteed sanitary quai
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THE PEOPLE WHO ARE PASSING
TO AND FRO.
James- Muir Is In Pittsburg this
week.
M. J. Farrell was In PltlHburg Satur
day night.
David Sowers was in Sumiuervllle
last week.
Mrs. W. B. Hoffman Is viultlug In
East Brady.
Mits Julia Kirk was In Pittsburg
the past week.
O. H. Johnston was In Clarion a
day last week.
Mrs. C. N. MoPlieison visited in Big
Run last week. .
Miss Mary Wauon in visiting In
New Keudlneton.
Mrs. L. L. Guthrie visited at Heath;
ville the past week.
D. M. Duosmore and wife spent
Sunday In Warren.
Lawyer Clement W. Flynn was In
Pittsburg this week.
Father John Dvllle. of Walston,
was in town Monday.
Mrs. Barbara Walte, of Rlmersburg,
spent Sunday In town.
Miss Bessie Sensor visited in DuBois
the first of this week. ,
Mrs. G. M. MoD.raald visited In
Brookville yesterday.
Mrs. Hood Knox and daughter, Mary,
are visiting In DuBois.
Andrew Wheeler returned Saturday
fi-'jm a trip to St. Louis, Mo.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Deemer, of DuBois,
vlalted In town the past week.
Mrs. Fred Bartow returned Satur
day from a visit in Phllipsburg.
John Adam spont Sunday at home
of his mother In Brockwayville.
Eisjene Cochran, of Brookville, visit
ed In town the first of this week.
Fred Wiley, , of Brookville,' spent
Sunday at his home In this place.
William Bolt, of East Brady, spent
Sunday with his parents In this place.
Harry Howe and George Snedden
left here Monday for Indian Territory.
W. H. Bell, the clotlher and wife
wnn. in Plttshiirg the first of this week.
Miss Pansy Fount N visiting her aunt,
Mrs. Harry C. Richard, at Johnsonburg.
Charles S. Kircharta, of Warren,
spent Sunday with his family in this
place. 4
Mrs. Sabtna Fulton Is visiting her
sister, Mrs. R. H. Wilson, in this
place.
James Jones wont to Pittsburg Fri
day to visit his daughter, Mrs. Wm.
Stewart.
H. R. Burns, proprietor of the Wind
sor Hotel In DuBois, was In town yes
terday. J. M. Dailey and wife are visl'lng
at home of the latters's parents at
Peale. Pa.
, Mrs. W H. Karns ard son, William,
rfOakmont, spent Sunday at home of
A. B. Weed.
Mrs. M. E. Ridge way and son,
Joseph, of New Bethlehem, were In
town Monday,
Mrs. F. P. Howe returned Sunday
from a visit In E'klns, W. Va., and
Pittsburg, Pa.
M. J. .Mt'lcr. prnp'-i -tor of the Park
Htpl at Elennnrw. was In Williams
port this week.
Clarence and Robert Stephenson and
Wm. Coyle, of Pittsburg, were visitors
io town over Sunday.
Mrs. C. N. Lewis and son, Ronald,
visited at home of I. F. Dempsey at
Oak Ridge last week.
Miss Mary Brody, of Driftwood, was
the guest of her cousin, Miss Anna
Bohren, last Tburseay.
Dr. McLaln, of Pittsburg, Is visiting
his aunts, Mrs. Cora Mitchell and Mrs.
Margaret T. Mitchell.
Mrs. Will Heldrleb, of East Brady, is
visiting her sister, Mis. H.. Eugene
Phillips, cm Grant street.
Miss Anna Jelbart, of New Bethle
hem, Is visiting her grandmother, Mrs.
Hannah Butler, In this place.
Dr. 9. Reynolds, who has been at
Warren about four weeks, returned to
bis home In thh place Monday.
.Mrs. Harry C. Kl chard, of Johnson
burg, la visiting her parents, Dr. and
Mrs. J. W. Foust, In this plaee.
Mrs. H. J. Pbllitt and two daughters.
Ruth and Helen, left here Monday to
visit In Sprlngdale and Pittsburg.
J. R. Mllllren, George Hunter, Dr.
B. E. Hoover and two sons, Burton
and Frederick, were at Wlntlow, Pa.,
Frank DegnHn went to RUlgway
Monday to visit a few day. and may
remain there and work thin summer
Mrs. James E. Mitchell anil dmiifht
er, Helen, of Kane, are visiting her
parents, Mr. anil Mrs. .1. J Sutter, In
this place.
Mrs. Smith M. McCrelght. of Bur
gettstown, Wuxhlngtnn Co.', Is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Andrew Wheeler,
in this place.
L. H. Boyla and wife went, to Clear
field Friday to attend t.hn funeral of
a cousin. They remained In Clear
field until Monday.
Harry Ohl. Lloyd Humphrey, Ralph
Wylarn and Lawrence Whltaker went
to Clarion Monday to get a position
in the bottle factory.
Mrs. E. L. Potter, who has been
living on Pleasant avenue several years,
went to Corsica Saturday where she
will remain until fall at least.
Miss Anna Robertson, who attended
school hern the past term, went to
Bitumen, Pa., last Friday to spend
the summer at home of her parents.
' Walter Booth went to Pittsburg lat
week to work .for the Westingbouse
Company diMng the summer months
and In tlx fall will attend 8tate College.
Dr. J.!j$ Parsons will go to Wllklns
burg . to-nrtrrow and will preach In a
Methodist church In that city to
morrow evening, returning home Fri
day. ' i
Mrs. Julia A. Reynolds, Mrs. A. B.
Weed and Mrs. C. N. Lewis attended
the M. E. Foreign Missionary conven
tion In New Bethlehem the latter part
of last week.
Miss Elvira Johnston and Kittle
Mowery, two young ladles who gradu
ated In tho Reynoldsville high school,
went- to Clarion last week to attend
the State Normal.
Mrs. M. Hayoer and Miss Gilbert,
trained nurses In Adrian Hospital at
Punxsutawney, visited at home of
the former's brother, Robert Fergus,
In this place Friday,
Edward Hard man, student In the
College of Physicians and Surgeons
of Baltimore, Md., Is at home of bis
parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Hard man,
in West Reynoldsville, (or the summrr
vacatton. '
Mrs. Dee Doming, Mrs. Alice Rider,
of Oil City, and Mrs. Freona Chaney,
of Rlmerton, were visitors at home
of T. E. Evans last reek, called to
town by the serious Illness of their
niece, Mrs Lizzie Wllliard.
Rev. W. B. Purdy, of Blancharcf,
Centre Co., who was pastor of the Bap
tist church at Corsica number of
years, was the guest of Dr. A. J. Meek
few hours yesterday. Rev. Purdy
was on his way to Corsica to visit a few
days.
Mrs. Susan Murphy, of Emerlckvllte;
and her son, Jamrs Wesley Murphy,
of Worthville, went to Norfolk, Va.,
Saturday to visit the former's son,
Elmer Murphy. Tbey will attend the
Jamestown Exposition before returning
home.
William Epler and wife, of Balti
more, Md., were called here lat week
by the serious illness of the former'
father. Major Levi Epler, who la In
bis 03rd year. Mr. Epler returned to
his borne In Baltimore yesterday, but
Mrs. Epler will remain in town for
a short time.
A Narrow Escape.
G W. Cloyd, merchant, of Plunk,
Mo . bad a narrow escape four years
ago. when he ran a jlmspn bur Into his
thumb. He says: "The doctor wanted
to amputate It but I would not consent
I bought box of Bucklnn's Arnica
Salve and that cured the dangerous
wound " 2iio. at Stoke &FeiohtDrug
Co., Druggists. Reynoldsville and
Sykesvllle. "
Reynoldsville Ahead.
We are confident we can give prices
durtng the month of May on Ingrain
carpet that you have never bad before.
I bare over 3,000 yarda of beet all wool
ingrain carpets that I will sell while
they last that will surprise you. All
new fresh patterns and good goods.
Come and aee C. R. Hall.
Home drdssed meats at Hunter & Mil
lion's. See the ti&o pictures at Millirens.
Quick bakers and gas economizers
the "New Process" visible gas ranges.
Keystone Hardware Co., near postofflce.
See the new spring jackets at Mil-tirtns.
Wondeiful Eczenw Cure.
"Our Utile hoy had ecaetna for fiv.i
years," writes N. A. Adams, Henrietta,
Pa., "two of our home doctors raid the
case was hi'intlm, bis lungs being
effected Wi then smploytd other
doctors but no benefit resulted. By
chance we rend about Electric Bitters;
bought n bottle and soon noticed Im
provement. We continued this medi
cine until several bottles were used,
when our boy was completely cured."
Best of nil blood medicines and body
building bisalth tonics. Guaranteed at
Stoke & ,Feioht Drug Co. store Reyn
oldsville and Sykesyllle.
Low Rates to Atlantic City.
Via Pennsylvania Railroad account
meeting American Medical Associa
tion. Excursion tickets will be sold
May 31 to June 4, good returning until
June 10, from all stations over 100
miles from Atlantic City, at single fare
plus tl.00 fur the round trip. For
parlluulais, cuiiou.t nearest ticket
agent.
Sacrificed. ,
3 1)00 yards best all wool carpets. Do
you want one? C. U. Hall.
See tbespiiug clothing MlllireiiH.
Fertilizer iu all grades at Keystone
Hardware store.
Want Column.
Kates: One cent per word for each and
avert Insertion.
' FOR SALE MoCormick mower and
rake. Good as new, nothing broke.
Sell for $35 or exebaogu. Inquire of
Wm. Gibson,
For Sale Property on Jackson
st Inquire of H. E. Conrad.
For Sale-Good house, barn and six
acres of land sd joining borough of Reyn
oldsville. Inquire of J. J or C- F, Hod
man. For Rent Seven room house, In
eluding bath room, on Grant street
M. M. Fisher. . -
Lost Between bridge and public
school building, a signetclasp pin, with
the monogram "M. E. J "
For Sale Good house on Fifth st.
with all modem improvements, bath
room and heater. Will be sold cbeap
to a quick buyer. Inquire at THE STAR
'fflce. '
FOR SALE 3quare piano; a bargain
fir 35 00. Inquire at THE STAR oHIo-
FOR SALE Tomato, cabbage, caul I
flower and early celery plants. P. G.
Burkbnrt, Pleasant avenue.
FoR SaLE Second hand three seat'
ed back, almost good as new, heavy
Conklln wagon and light Conklln wag
on. Joseph Bateson, Rathmel.
' For Sale Twin go-cart; good con'
ditlon. Inquire at STAR office.
For Sale Barbershop In West
Reynoldsville. Inquire at The Star
office. ,
For Sale Two trash cows. Inquire
of Ellsha Cox, Pardus.
Wanted A half dozen weavers for
weaving blankets. Good weaver can
make from 18 00 to flO.OO per week
Address the Craigsville Woolen Mill
Manufacturing Co., or H. J. Pollltt,
Craigsville, Pa.
For Rent Five rooms. Inquire of
Mrs. R. L. Tsafo. ,
FOR Sale Demorest sewing ma
chine, good as new. Inquire of A. M.
Applegate.
For Rent Four room bouse on Jack
son street. Inquire . M. Snyder.
For Rent Five houses in good
locations In West Reynoldsville. In
quire of W. L. Johnston.
For Rent House on Grant st. with
prlvllegH of town water. Inquire of
Dr. R. DeVere King.
JOHNSON'S
BLOOD PURIFIER
FOR
Piles and Kidney Trouble.
Bu permanently cured hundreds of
cases sad the demaad for It Is Increas
ing every day. Every bottle (uaraa
teed to xtve good results.
On sals at Stokt A Feicht Drug Cet
tort, R.tynoMvUlc Pa.
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ESTATE OF J. E. DEAN, DE
CEASED. fibers u-svurovDuiry on me aoore estate
bavins been (runted to the underlined, all
peraons Indebted to the -utld eetate are re-
tl'imiru iu uiv.v pnjineiii ana lOOM BV!OC
claim to present the tame without delay to
Noah Fprmam ntiv
April , 1W7. Cajnxjs Howard Ksa.
Here a re nome of llirs
important thinly '
you yvaiit in your
repair work of wattliv
clock and jt'welry
repairing:
Bent of Workniuieiliip'
Befit Material.
Right Prict p.
Prompt Sei vice.
All these y.tii can get
when you leave your
work with
Gooder, the jeweK-r.
In' the Peoples
National bunk
building.
The Edison and
Virf nr Rprnrrk
fej - .
r fn . Inns tafill
IUI JUIIli Will
be on sale May
27th. Call in
S
and hearthem.
Haskin's Music
Store.
An Important Engagement
Is that of the young lady lore. Furh an en.
Cagenieit should bare a "true rim" kbout It.
Girls delight In rings And oc'etv gives the
stamp of Its approval to the "fad ' of bav'nf
one's "blrthstone" set In the ring We bare
them for erery month In the yesr. In every
kind of setting.
Erery ring Is a "reiular item." Moderate
prices, such as add to the lemputlun to buy
SAMUEL KATZEN,
The Jeweler. Opp. McGntlre'sdrug store.
KEY NLLL8 VILLK. PA.
"Nunc but the Erave
Deserve the Fair"
But whether you be bra re . il 1.1
you II set nothing but tuir treat
ment here, vi are In bulnes to
make frhmU and to keip them.
We can only do this by giving the
people their money's worth right
alone, by offering the freshest
. goooa. by prompt and polite ser
vice, and by charring only reason
able or re. We know that you
win lKatstfd with must we sell,
with the price we sell at, and with
our selling oiwi hod.
REYNOLDSVILLE
CANDY WORKS.
JeweLry
M. M. ral. Attorney.
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