i tXKCTIKNY VALI.KV HAILWAY In cll'i el ttiiiiility. Nov. !, WK Icnv Uriulo Division. " " (;ArTWIIH. Nii.ii. So. 1:1 No. I.i Ni..V No. 7. STATIONS. iA M iA M . A . M I'. . I'. M. I'ltt-lllllir II I". I 1' Kl I t" " A l'"l ll. il tin nk it in M ic. 4 (; T ;m LitWHonlinm I" 21 . .. 4 II 7 411 Ni llrlhli'llimi .... 0.1(1 II ilx 44H KIM Onk Kldwf .17 4 47 .... MiivkvIIIc in rti 4 M .... Cnriinu'l vlllc Id -1' In HI llriKikvllh; S 1.1 Id X 12 13 ft 2d X 411 hell til !l 'III i l-llllcr II 'Ml .11 41 ... Hi yniil(lHllc. .vi II in II ;w (ill: II i:i I'liiicoiml 7 I"' 'II i:i t I"1 I'll I It I reck 7U1 II III 12 41 0 1.1 1124 IHlHnlR 7 12 ll 2.1 I Oil .' 1l an "nhillll 7 24 1 12 41 Wliilcrhiirn .... 7 !M 12.1 M IVniiHi'liI 7 40 I an 7 ll Tyler 7 .hi I : !H Nmc Hennenette 17 t ' 7 4c (itnnl d 27 2 14 7 41' Urlfiwoort IU .... J 4ii II A. M. A. M I'. M.I I'. M I. H. Train 41 fMlinrliivl ll'livr I'lttHlllirtf ll.mitl. m.. lli il Hunk II Hi llrimkvlMt. I .'.21', KeyimUlKvlllu 1 .mi, KiiH'rei.k 1.14. Iiiilli.li. I.JO p.ni. wrsTWAim. TATIONH. llrlftWCKKl ilrnnl HrlinefelU).... Tyler IVm, llrlil. VtnlerliUI-ll ... Cllhnlll Inlliil.. Kill l Creek .... I'll neon! Kevimlilxvllle. Fuller Hell Hnxikvllle Siiitmicrvllle... MiiVHVIIli- OiikHWIite New llellileliiMii I.HWKiinhiim. Ked Hunk.... PUIhIiiii'k ill. H. i . M. ii 41' l 4'l .11: 7 I"! o.lt TS(i.:(.?i(i.l4" A. M.lA. M P. M. I II .Kl'llll M .... 7 III 12 21 1 .... 12 211 .... 12.11! .... 1 ir; .. . 1117 .... 1 IN I :m I 4i i .HI X III n 1:1 h ;iii H 4.11 ik ft7 I 'VI So. in I'. M. III IK It 27 II .14 7 IKI 7 III 7 22 7 :i7 7 4:i t7 4 7 .11 t.1 22i k mi i.i :tii 2n ft (d' 2.1 S M: . .. 11 III ... II I VI .... Ii 2.1 .... .VII 4 .VI 4 . ft III ft IN ft I?1 2 HI 7 :m 2"ii 7 .V. ' 4111 . ni I' II . N ll. II .VI' 2 N III Ml H 1.1 k iMll in 2.1 II 2: 11 1.1112 411,11 .1 ikl ll 4.1 A. M. I'. III. I'. III. I'. M.I I'. M. Trillll 42 iSllllclli VI li'lives IIiiIIiiIn 4.211 p. 111. FlllMTeek 4.211. lie Vlu l(l-v 1 1 Ic 4 :i. Illixikvlllli ft. in. Ked llimk 11:11. I'll IhIiiii'k H.2A p. ni. Trtitni mnrkeil iiiii dully: dully, exreiil Sutiiliiy: t lllltf Million, where nIitiiiiIh IllllM lie llOWII. NoTK-Tniln 7 1111 Siindnys will umke nil HtiiiH. hclween lied Hunk iiiiil liiiliol. ClIAS. II. I'HU'K. J. I'. ANDKliSON, llen'l dipt. Ilen'l Phhw'i- Ant. BUFFALO, HOOHKSTKU & PITTS II U HUH HAILWAY. TIMK TAW.K. On 1111 (I lifter 1 11 11 1111 1 v 1st , IW. men u'er M-iilim will iin Ive mid depiirl from lleyn iililHVllle ntiitliin, dully, exrepl Hiinriuy, hh fllllllWH! IiKPAIIT. 2.20p.m. Week dnvH imly. Tor KHlNI'MM'k, llllliiilx, Clliweilhvllle. I'leiullelil, rnnXHii ttiwney. ltiitler, llt liluirf. Hnickwliy vllle, llldu'w'iiy. IdliiiKontiui'ti, .Ml. Jewell mid llrndfnrd. ARIIIVK. 1.20 p. m. Week dnvM only. Fnim C'lenrlleld, 'lll'W'envllle, I'li'll Creek. iMlllilIn, I'ltlB liuiir. llniler nnd I'unxsiniiw ney. TliAINS I.K.AVK I'AI.I.H ('KEEK. HOI TH IK II! Ml. 7.0.1 h. 111. Week duvH iinlv. l'or llli; Hun. I,iliixiltiiwtii..v. Hutler, I'IIInIiiiI'ii nnd ll.- termedliiie pnlnli. in.:iiti. in. nnd 7.4:. p. ni. Week iIh.vh only. I'nr Uiillnln, Kiiuiley, Myki x, Hih itun mill I'uiix- Niiiiiwiiey, 2.41 p. ni. HhIIv. Velllniled limited. Fur I'liiiSHiiliiwney, Diiyinn, llniler mid I'Iuh ImrK. MIKTII llnt'NP. 7.2n n. ni. mid M.oi p. tn. Week iltiyHonly. Fur llmekWHyvllle. KlilLwuy, .loluimmliiiru, Ml. .lewelt nnd llriidfuril. 12.17 l). 111. Dlillv. VeHllliilled limited. For Kklt'wiiy, .liihiiMinliurK,. Ilnidfonl, Hiitrnlo mid KiM'hester. l.no p. m. Week iIii.vh only. AivomiiKKliiilon for KeyiiiiliUvllle'. mint for Ciirwen vil In, Cleiirlleld nnd Inlor- medllite NtlitlnllH letive FiiIIn Creek lit 7.2H 11. m., 2 in miiIMn p. 111. TIioiihhikI milu tickets ffood for tiHHHiiire over tiny iHirtlon of the H., K. X 1 11111I lleeeh Creek rtillrimds are on hhic nl iiu r.'i centH per mile. l'or lleketH, time IhIiIcn and full Informa tion apply to K. V. Iiavih. Aitent, KeynoldHvllle, I'll. E. C. I.apkv, Onn. I'hb. Atrent., Kix'luwter N. Y. PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. Philadelphia A. Erie Railroad Dlvixion. In olTtict Nov. Ill, 18WI. Truing luavo Driftwood ah follows: EAST W A KII a:IVi a ni Trnln h, wevkdiiyN, for Hunliiiry, WtlkeHliurru, llii.leliin, I'otisvnii'.Hi'riiiiton, HtirrlhliurK and the Intermediate Hta tliniH, arrlvliiu at I'lilladelphla H:2il p.m., New York, li::m p. ni. ; lliililmoru,il:IKI p.m.! Washington, 7:1,1 p. in I'lillmun I'nrlor ear from WilllmnHport to Philadelphia and pax neuter coiieheH from Kane to I'hlltidelphia and WIIIIamMrt 10 llalttinoru and Wimh liiKton. a:ft p. ni. Train 0. woekdayii, for llar rlNhiirv mid Intermedltitu HtntloiiH, nr rlvlim at I'lilladelphla 4:'2;1 A. H.: New York, 7.1H a. m.; Hull I more, 2.:m a. m.t Washington 4.11ft a. H. l'lillmau Hleuplnix cam from lliirrlHhnrii to riilladelphla and New York. Philadelphia ptiMHenirerH run remain In Hleeuur undlHturtied until 7:iMI A. 11. 10:12 p.m. Train 4, dully for Huuliury, Harris burp and Intiirmedlatu Htutloim, arrlvliiK at I'liiradulplilli, H:ft2 A. M.t New York, H:M A. M.on week diiyB and KI.1CI A M. on Sun day) llitltlmoro, U:ilA A. M.I WiiHhlntimn, 7:4ft A. H. Fullman HluuiairH from Erie and Wll llanisport to I'lilladelphla and WllllamHport to WiiNhlnirtou. 1'aHHuiiicera lu Hluuper for Haltlmore and WaHhlimlon will he tranaferrod Into WaHhlntrum aleonar at Wll ltaniMuort. PawienKer coached from Erie to I'hlladiilplila and Wllllamaport to Balti more. WESTWARD 4:as a. in. Train II, weekdaya, for Erie, Kldir way, DuHoU, Cleruioul and principal luter medlate Htatlona. R:44 a. m.Traln U, dally for Erie and Inter mediate point. t:4A p. m.l raln 1ft, weekdaya for Kane and Intermediate Htatlona. THKOIKill TttAINt FOR DRIFTWOOD FROM THE EAST AND SOUTH. TRAIN 8 leaven New Yorkft:ftft p. in., I'lilladel phla 8:110 p. m.) Washington 7:20 p. ni., Hal tlmore 8.40 p. ni., arrlvliiK at Driftwood 4:118 a. m., weekdaya, with I'ullman sleepers and paaaeiiftor cuachea from I'lilladelphla to Erin and WaahliiKlon and Baltimore to Wllltamitport. TRAIN ii leaves New York at 7:11ft p. ni.; I'lilla delphla, 11:20 p. ni.i WashliiKtou, 10.4(1 p.m. 1 Haltlmore, U:ftft p. m. dally arriving at DrlftwoiMl at 11:44 a. m. Pullman Hleeplns cars from l'lilla. 10 WIlllaniHU't, and through paaHenger coachea from I'lilladelphla to Erie and Haltlmore to Wllllamsport. On Hundaya only I'ullman aleeper Plilladelphla to Erie. TRAIN 1A leaves Philadelphia 8:40 A. m.l Washington, 7ftft A. Ualllmure, 8:ftft A. M. Wllkeslmrro, Hl:.1ft A. u. wuukdaya, arriving at Driftwood at ft: 4.1 P. M. with Pullman Parlor car from Philadelphia to Wllllamaport and puasengcr coach to liane. Connections via Johiisonburer R. R. and Ridffwuy & Cluartluld R. R. V':f T"l .tv-wiwrr;Tmgmiiiijiiji a. m. WKKK1IAYH. 10 4r 10 M 111 :n 10 :n 10 2.1 10 20 10 .. 10 (11 11 ftft V 40 arl'leriiioiit Iv WiMMlvaie (iiiinwood Smltirn Hun lnstauler htruL'lil Oleu lluxul llundluo Joliiisouhurg lv lililKwuy ar p. in. in A.1 II 02 II Ui 11 l II 14 II 111 11 27 11 it 11 4H 11 lift p.m. p.m. 11.111. 7 20 7 111 7 OK 0 All All 0 62 II 4H 6 W a SI 24 II 20 Ii OA 1 Ift 2 OH i HI 1 nl 1 .11 1 47 1 4.1 1 1 1 2l iiw 1 1.1 1 0(1 II lift II 2N 0 2:1 u ift 11 11 II 07 II 02 8 5:1 H 47 H 4:i 8 HH 8 If. 8 1ft nrKldi!wuy lv island kuii l.'Hrm'iiTrnsfr Croyliind Hhurls Mills III1111 li.s'k Carrier Ilrockwny v'l Lunea M IIIh McMinn Hint llarveys Run lv Falls ("k ur lv Illinois ar u. in 11. 111. IMll. 00 12 III 4 4.1 1 07 12 17 4 A2 7 12 12 22 4 A7 T 21 12 III) ft 01 7 2ft 12 M ft Oil 7 2s 12 Ml ft 1 7 iU 12 40 7 4:1 12 fto 7 47 12 04 7 ftl 7 64 Hit H 00 1 10 8 10 .... A 111 ft Sll ft HO ft iiS ft 4.1 ft AS tt 1ft 12 4N 7 IB arFallad'klV 8 M 1 40 7 4.1 (I 02 12 Its If M Keynoldsvllle 8 4ft 1 AO 7 ft.1 S 2(1 12 12 II 1ft itriHikvlllii 0 12 2 III 8 2ft 4 40 II IK- New lielhl'tu 0 AO 2 ft2 4 00 II Oft Hud Hunk 10 2I U 2A 1 40 00 lv l'lUalmiyiil' 12 40 S IK) p.m. a.m. a.m. p.m. j).m. p. 10. TIiioiikIi I'lilhnan Parlor Car to I'lttsliurg uu train leaving Fulls Creuk at 8.W a. m., re turning on trnln leaving Pittslmrg at 1.40 p.m. J, R.UUTOIUNMON, J. It. WOOD, Ueo Manager. Ueu. Paaa, Af 't. : s s : 1 1 m : : ; u i : : : n u 1 : : n i:ini mm m m i m m t m i ;; NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS (JO TO- ll u t: P, N. I-IANAU for fine !Ln dies' Shirt AVuist w, Tndics Sirin J tickets, Tn d i es r Vn i 1 o i- IndeSuits, Also DKIiSSC.OODS Dimity, Lawn, Organdy, l'rom five to twenty -five cents LACK CURTAINS from fifty cents to three dollars. NIC. I IT GOWNS from fifty cents to two dollars. Pine assortment LADIHS' NKCKWPAK. ALSO GlotlnirLcrj ji II 3 4 ( It 4t Snvc lO Per Ctrnt. Solid - Hidemnitu. I Fint National Rank i The elieajK-st jilaee to buy clothinjr. Men's ALL- !! WOOL SUITS $4.75, $5.50, $7.00 to $10,00. They are !! worth three dollars more a suit. : : : : ; ::::::::: : i : : ii :j t n ; : : : i : i : :: n : :: 1 1 1 Eureka ! We have the largest assortment of T.mio styles of Buggies in town from the leading factories of the Country. Elegant Single Buggies, Family Slurries, Canopy Tops, Platform Wagons. Koad Wagons, Lumber Wagons, Etc. Also a full line of Farming Tools such as riding and walking Plows, Har rows, Cultivators, Kakes. A full line of Building Materials Lime, Cement, Doors, Windows, Paints, Bicycles Look over our stock and you will be satis fied that we mean business. VurMinni to mm Act nf AnnMy. I Mil nf ft tid n( the InMirAlMfT flint" uw phi ! In n vt" t'niini y. HuiM, IEiiimI hikI lUm i ut'4 fur tin1 yi'iir V., ti- 11 : HfiiMT iMViilit, Mon'lny, Miiy U, m hioio of If. ('. Kriix, It 1.. II ii. tn. WoiihvlHc hoiiHiv'li, Monrlny, May 14. ill Imit-l. I it :i p. m. Wlnuvold tttwimlttp, Moinluy, Mny II, lit liuti-t, -I tit W p. m. I'm U'i low iihIiIi, TiM'Mtlny, tty t. ul Klkln'H liM'( h in it, tn. 1'i't t v l'imilitn, Tin-fin V, Mu V I.V nt Hotel IVt iyvllf, I tn tv p. ni.. ntt'l nt hoi. 1 In Inwt- ItiitK. Vi'iiM".ilny, .May lit. In II it. tn. . Voting town-hip, Vr(iHt1iiy, Mny lit. nt nnirfm mmiih' itimi-tm, iiomiihi, ' umti. lrt. rinyllh- hotiMiKh. Ihnt(iiy. M'ty I., itt lloii-i Ihil.-y. riihxutiiwtiry IhiumikIi, Kihlay, Muv h, at lintel Tumuli. Ynuiitf inwiiNtitp, ytitiinliiy, Mny nt Ho i ant a ii. t a. m. in vi ni. Hi ll township, MoikIii.v, May '21, at tlm hnnsp nf llcmy ltinn n, 2 to A . tn. lownnhlp, I'tM-Mliiy, .May at Mli I rum'n moiy, H in II a. n. Mltf Kun Iwu-oimh, Tiivdny. May t., at Mntrl Mi'4'liin, 1 toil p. tn. 1 iiftnicro'tn iimn-hip, " "inrtny. May T, ' lit the hnu-c nf Amlrew TlfiT, tn II a. in'. .Mfi'alihiint low n-lilp, Wedntduy, May 2M, Pai Ii Hotel, Klt'iinoia, I In 4 p. in., ami TIoii-.Imv. May 24 at lhi Ihiiim of i ni-t North, It tn II a. m : nnd iin itftt'i-iKHin at Anita, at Hotel lihon, tn 4 p. tn. olivet township, Friday. Mav 'It. at Nfni' In Olhi-hiiiu. li to II a. m.. ami tfi Ken llonf, Cnol Spt iiiit. tn 4 p. in. I Iwiox touri-hlp. Humidity. May 'X at Mi- ' t'ni.'Ut'n'w iiii'. i tn 11 a. in. ( Plnifiv k loun-hlp. Saturday, May W, at l Moir of K. YIiT. 1 in 4 p. in. I Waiaw township. Ka-t. Monday, May ' tn tin- forenoon, at 'o'n lintel. i Wa-hlnuioii township. Monday. May ?n In 1 thr iifierntHtii at WetvUle, itiid r'itelny, Mav ".'V. In the foii'noon. at Kiwlnlule tnir, In tin iiflenoon at l-'al'Mt't-eek, Hnyder tonienlilp and Mtii'kay vllle lior- oiikh. W ediii-dav. lav at Lounti llmie. i folk ownshlp. Tlitn-Mlny, May :tl. In fore-! inn ii. at lioiine nf I'ulton rVhultnei. He-ith township. ThiiiMlay, May III, tit Wni. KHIi-y-, x in 4 p in. Itat nett and Khhed town-hip-', li iday, June 1, In the fol-eiiootl, at HoM-l Nlltel. ''or-ia iHitonvrli Mini In Ion town-hip. Krl liiV. June I, tn the afieriMHin at Hotel liletin. Suninier Hie tMtroiiyh and l'oer lwn-hlp, Miinniay. .lime 'I, tn ihe foreniMin. nl Siiin mervllle'. and In the aflernmin, fioin 2 in 4 oVIt mU, a t ( 'm en ' Mote In Mux ter. Winnlnw towthlp, Wednesday, .lime :k lit the Imperial lintel, IteytiohNvllle. KeyimldNvtlle hoi-oimh, Thut-dny, ftine 14, at the ImiHTlal Hotel. Wet li vnodvlle hmntmh, I'rlday, Jutnf 1A. In the foienoon, at the Itn Hiiihi1. Warsaw township, Wet, Satmdav, .liine , In the forenoon, at the hotel In Klehawlovllle. ItieMikvllle lan-oiitth, Tuesday, June It), at ll' TreaMirerV t iftice. Ioe lown-hli). Welneihtv. Jtine?n. at I ho TfeiiMiierVtMHee. j I'Hitle payttnf their taxen at the hImivp tlnien and jilai't'H w ill Have ten ht I'ent., hm I that amount will la added when placet! In ! the Im ml of the enlleetoi . Mert'antlle l.leeiiM" will lx eollei'ted nt all J place visited, anil nil llrenp retnaliilnir un paid lifter the tlmt of Julv, nt per art of As- I itemhly, will he placed lit the IiiumIm nf the proei nmeern ini eniieetmn. ml. r. ni:iT7., TltKASfiiKH'n okfh'K. t'nunt v Treasurer. HrcNikvllIti, Tn., April IMtniii. Vtnt'. iv 1 nn iri'i' I Kire Insurance Agent, Hrookville, Pa. JOllX TIUJIXMON, Solicitor, Ueynoldsville, Pa, f O V 11 E I SO LDS I IULI I fViro1 . tf. n itt I'lmij - oOjUOtF. Surplus. 810,000. Established in 1878. Twelve Kirnt-ClaHH Companies Reprtwnte.1. irfir EVERY WOrfiff.r ia.Nl V u'"hly ri'Kuiut i. J op., r- ;,,.x)rt:wwvROY .... i .. ' i ".-tr ' i!trrtf!fnlnrfi9i.'.l, Tn.rv '; j;ip.,lnl t l ' .j j.. r ' l't.ritlp Tiy II. AI.'T. Hlfikn. l. KHK hrll, Prralrtrlitt Nrotl .tlr.'lrlland, Vice Pr. John II. Kanrlirr, 'alilvr. Dlrrclormi O. Mt.i-hpll, Pcoit. MpCIhIIbihI. 3. C. Kind. John 11. Corhrtt, . it. E. Brown, O. W. Kullwr, ,t. If. Kmirher. tWtm n ?rnrm1hiiilln hnlnciBn1 ili-tg th Hi'irmintK nf nmrrlinnlH. iinifcmlonnl men, frirmcr, nii'rlinnlc. mlni-ni, liimlHrmrn ana oilier, promising Hit-ni.Ml nKrvful attention to I li !UMlnim of all p.!twna. Hafe lli'pofilt Muxna for rent. rlrt Natlonnl flank hulldlnit, Nntnn block rir Proof Vault. W ANTKn-PEVEKAL rEI(SON? FOR MH trlrl DIHi'f ManniM-m In tlila Htain to r. pn win mi' In their mm iiml niirioiinillnit roim t .. Wllllim tn inv yeiulv I Din, imvnhlo weekly. Hesliiilile eniplnynient Willi uniiKiiiil oliHr1lltiilleri. It.-relenee fxehilliireil. Kn eliwe elf-iulihi'wil Httuniivil envelope. B. A. I'ni'k, U'.'H ru x tint IIiiIIiIIiik, ChhriiKii. S-i'.-im. JEFFERSON SUPPLY GO. 3 BIO STOUKS Ueynolclfiville. UatliiiH'l hikI IMg Soldier. Can fit you out in any line you may need, and nt right prices, too. We have bargains to oiler you this week in SHOES, UUHHKRS, UNDKKWKAIl, AND GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS that we are cloning out at right prices. Our new goods are coining in rapidly now and our stores were never so full of good things and genuine bar gains. We are pleased to give you our prices and show you goods at any time. If there is anything you want you can hardly miss it by coining 10 us. Ill T 10 J 1 lie Jcifcrson Supply Co , by A A Free Scholarship in State Normal School AND TWO GOLD WATCHES To be given by THE STAR, Reynoldsville, Pa. Reynoldsville Hardware Co. i i Relieves and Cures The Terrible Pain or Rheumatism, Gout, Neuralgia, ami similar diseases, ean be relieved by taking a few doses of and a permanent eure can lie expected by a more protract ed use of this rem edy. It acts on the Poi son which Causes the Disease. A poison in the blood is the cause of these diseases, and it must be met 'with an internal remedy to effect a cure. If you are taking Morphine, Opium or Cocaine, for tempo rary relief, you are treading on danger ous ground as you well Know. Tridex contains none of these dan gerous drugs, nor is it a cheap alcoholic compound. Each dose contains less than a half drop of alcohol. You will take no tice that we are not advertising a cure all. The diseases we mention may all come from the same cause, namely, acid in the blood. Tki dex ac ts on this acid and caries it off bv the natural channel, the kidneys. Rheumatism Gout Neuralgia Lumbago Sciatica Nervous or Sick Headache Derangement of the Kidneys TRIPGX is not a new remedy nor is it a great dis covery. It is merely a Scientific Com pound of well known remedies. Many phyiciansof this and other states are prescribing this compound, and speak highly of it as a cure for the dis eases we mention. If you are afflicted and do not try this remedy for your ail ments, we are con fident that you are making a mistake, for we have seen many severe cases cured by the use of this compound. All we ask is that you give it a fair trial, and we are willing to abide by the re sults. We believe this remedy will cure these diseases, other wise we would not go to the expense of putting it on the market. In other words, we do not believe one can make anything by adver tising a humhuj;. ' TRIDEX Tridex contain neither Opium Morphine or any other Polaonoua Dr'ug CONVINCE YOU Price, ONE DOLLAR RmU Your Druggist For It Take No Substitute a, wWlfni rib D t C.Mf! t1 imp. Central State Normal School, Lock Haven, Pa. First Prize, One Full Year at Lock Haven Stat Normal, Including Tuition, Boarding, fcc. Second Prize, Gold Watch, Elgin Movement. Third Prize, Gold Watch, Atlas Movement. The Star will pay nil expenses Tuition, Light, Meat, Furnished Room and Board for one full year at the Lock Haven State Nor mal School, Lock Haven, Pa., for some young lady or gentleman who receives the highest vote. This will entitle the recipient to all the privileges of that splendid institution. The Scholarship offered by The Star will be fur nished free of cost to the successful contestant and the readers and patrons of the paper will be asked to award the prize by a popular vote. The contestant receiving second highest number of votes will le given a Gold Vntch (Lady's or Gent's), Elgin movement. To the contestant receiving the third highest number of votes The Star will give a Gold Watch (Lady's or Gent's), Atlas movement. Coupons will be printed in each issue, and when cut out and proix'rly addressed, will be used. They can be mailed or sent to Smith M. McCreight, Esq., Secretary, who will place them in a sealed box until counted by the Judges each week. Premium Coupons Persons paying their bfick subscriptions, or in advance one year or more, can secure a Premium Coupon nt this office which will entitle them to 3(5 votes, or 3 votes for every month so paid. Any one send ing or brinKnitf in a new yearly cash subscriber will be entitled to u I'reinium'Coupon, equal to GO votes. Persons desiring to enter the contest should liegin as early as possible. . As soon as the names are sent or handed in to The Star office they will 1k publjshed, but the number of votes accompanying same will not be published until June 0th, when vote each contestant has at that time will be published opposite the name, and then the vote will be published as counted and returned by the Judges, from week to week. On Monday of each week the ballot box will le opened and the coupons counted by the Judges, and the same published. , Followincr is the coupon. Cut it out of The Star and vote for some deserving person who would appreciate the Scholarship. Name. THE STAR. Wednesday, May 16, 1900. Scholarship Coupon. A Address. Write in the above lines the name and ad dress of the jierson you wish to receive the Scholarship in the Lock Haven State Normal. Not good after 30 days from date of Coupons. Forward same to secretary, Smith M. Mc Crcijht, Esq., where it will lu: counted. Contest closes at V2 m. August 20, 1900. All business communications and inquiries should be mailed to The Star office. Receipts and Coupons promptly mailed to patrons. RULGS OF CONTeST.- Contestnnts must register their names at this office. . i All Coupons must lie sent to the secretary of Committee within 30 daj-s from date of issue. All money collected for new subscribers or on subscription due must 1e sent to this office weekly. Each contestant will le furnished with cards certifying that he or she is a contestant. . Pit. B. E. Hoover, Dr. R. UkVere Kino, Com. Dr. L. L. Means, J S. M. McCKEiiiirr, Esy., Secretary. V n
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