V A M0 VOLUME 9. KEYNOLDSVILLK, PENN'A., WEDNESDAY, MAY 30, 1900. XUMliEK i. ? i ! HENRTS FOR A CHOICE SELECTION OF Clothing, Hats -AND- Gent's Furnishings. I WALTER C. HENRY, IS Ileyiioldsville, t "Peim'n. "THERE ARE OTHERS" BUT NOT THE GENUINE. ALL IMITATIONS. Q liver Oliver THE ONLY ORIGINAL. We carry a full line Farming Implements, including Steel and Wood Frame Spring Tooth Harrows, Spring both Cultivators, Shovel Plows, Hay Forks, and headquar ters' for Builders' Supplies S.1sh. Doors, Nails, Cement, Sewer Pipe, Sheathing and Hoofing Paper, Locks and Hmges, GUARANTEED PUKE WHITE LEAD. A line tof 'First-Class Mixed Paints. Everything in a first-class hardware store. Call in. see our goods and our f'nces. Hall & Barton. The largest v display of I THE NICEST PATTERNS, THE NEWEST STYLES, akd SHICK S' WAGXER. Lace Curtains E Vwi find at fliia nfnrft nlan A fine lin nf F ( Chenile and Tapestry Curtains, Curtain Poles, Curtain 1 IvOUb, VYllluuw J311UUD aim a. iuii 11110 ui unura. V If while cleaning houBe you find that you need 4 V anvthincr in this line call and see our good values. A M y 1 j Never before could we show you as good lines at ae low prices. THE LOWEST PRICES- Shick & Wagner. OARDING HOUSE 707 Vine Street, Philadelphia, , '. .Opposite Franklin square. . . Jefferson and Clearfield county people Mting Philadelphia will find this a (oiivoniunt and central location. Terms l.oo per aay. MRS. S. B. KING. L. M. SNYDER, Practical Horse-Shoer and General Blacksmith. ,e:2 Again. WHEN IN DOUBT. TRY flJ2.-J '1 hey have nd have cured tliouianus ul caiee of Nervoui Disease! , tm h a Debility. Uiitlnett. bleeplets net! and Varicocele, Atiopfty.&e They clear the brain. atrcnifllteu the circulation, make diaetlion rk perfect, and impart It healthy J vigor lothe whole being. All "A drains and losses are checked ftrmutmrntly. Unlet! patients era Dronerlv cured, their coaui ion often worries them into Insanity. Consump- .or) or Death. Mailed sealed. Price (t per boa I boaes, with lrou-clad legal guarantee to cure or lefuud the money, Ij.oo. Send Inr tree book. f ( Fur aule by II. Alex Btoke. Rathmel. ' Fred How-acr, of DuBola, wan In town Stindny. Mr. Marjrnrut Northfy sjient Satur duy at DuBois. Ml Martha Snetlden In visiting nt Punxsutawnoy. "Uncle Torn' Cabin" will show hero Friday, .Tune lt. A. L. Kenifle, wife and son, George, pent Suniluy In Anita. W. O. IIhitI and son, Herbert, were In DnBols Friday of last week. Captain S. A. Cralg. of Hrookville, will liu here to t-jicak mi Decoration Duy. Tl--v. A. .!. Meek, of Heynnlilsvll. will piviich lion-Sunday afternoon. Juno 3rd, at 3.30. Mr. H. n. Wolso, Mr. C. E. Formnn and Mix Grace Hoeklnjr attended the Sunday "ehool convention at Hrookville lat week. Duvid Mnni'll and John Bi'veridcrc, who tarti-d for the West Indie, after a tht-i'o day roaming returned home, sat iBfled to be with their mother. Uev. C. D. Single, of DuBois, prent hed the memorial sermon Sunday owning. Mr. Slngl" can tir up the patriotic blond In thi old veteran a well u the young. AU'X Mi-IiiIohIi, jr., died at the home of hi parent here Snturdiiy at 12 o'clock. Ho wit hurled Monday after noon. The Knlclit of I'ythia and Knight of Golden Knghs attended the funeral iu a body. Trout Run. -it I C. E. Keller wear a 4x4 smile a boy. Amo SlrouMe wit in Hrookville on Saturday. J. W. and I. M. Syphrit returned to IIomi'Btcitd on Monday. Mr. and Mr. Noah Slroue are visit ing friend near Pittburg. V.- A. Sheesley and Allen Cather wore at Hrookville on Wednesday. Webster Gordon and wife, of Sykes villor visited friend here on Sunday. Mif Vada Holimin, of Sjkehville, vioited Mi8 Tressa Syplirit on Sunday. If all reports arc true we will have a railroad up Trout Run In the near fu ture. Thomas Syphrit, who has been going to chool at Ada, Ohio, 1 at home on a visit. J. C. Dougherty, who ha completed a course in dentistry at Philadelphia. returned to hi home In this place. Edward Syphrit., who ha been con fined to hi iH-d three week with rheumatism, 1 at till writing Improv ing. Prohibition Conventions. The Prohibitionists of Jefferson conn' ty will hold their annual county coir vention on Tuesday, June 12, comment tng at 10 a. ra. In the court house at Brook villo, Pa. This is for the purposo of electing delegates to the State con vention, nominating candidates for county offices, Congress and Assembly and tram acting men other hiiKlness as may properly come before the conven tlon. All who are interested in the cause of Prohibition are cordially In vited to attend. A mass meeting in the evening will be addressed by prominent speakers. The 21st Congressional district con' vention of the Prohibition party will meet in the court house at Hrookville, Pa., June 12, 11100, at 2 p. m. This Is for the purpose of electing four delegates and four alternates to the National Con vention to be held at Chicago June 27, nominating a candidate for Congress and selecting a presidential elector. S. Shaffer, Chairman. Horae-ahoetng done in the neuteat manner and by ine laleat laipruved method. Re pairing of all kinds dutifully mid promptly ' HORSE CLIPPING Have ItiHt reeulved a oontulete ant of nm. chine homo cllpuvra of Initial stylo 'Ml uutlurti aud am prupuruu to du clipping In the heat pOHUiuie tuitiiuei' at roHsunuuie i-aloa, Jackson St. ueur Fifth, liuyiiolUavUle, Pa. Information for School Boards. Smooth lighting rod salesmen are working school boards and selling charts, such as the so-called New Educfr tlon, and prices obtained for such charts varies from 17.50 to $00.00 per set. The school board that pays $0.00 (rets the sumo toing as the one that pays (7.00, Prices are governed by the "green ness" of the school board. Side payments or "grafts" for getting signatures run high in most cases. The cost of chart to salesmen averages from $:i.00 to 84.00 per sot. Thousands have been sold at rotall for less than $10.00 per set. In 10,000 set lots such charts are made lor $2 per set. F. G. Richardson. It's mighty queer how people will rear upon their hind foet and paw the air when some item of news happpuns to be a little off in facts, yet these same people wouldn't toll you the item asked for it before the paper was print ed. There are some people from whom you could not draw a local with a cork screw they absolutely don't know any news. Hut after the paper comes out, they will say you were misinformed about some local happening and wonde why you cau't got things straight. Kane Republican. Soft Coal Market. Colli Ttitile .timrniil.l Soft coal I actively going forward to all the lake port of shipment, and the movement thl year I expected to he much In excess of last s'-ason. Local wholesale dealers in bituminous coal clnre the present supply In Buffalo Is fully ndi quate. At the eastward It I aid that In the way of contracts bul- ner is not so brisk a the outlook for tivngth would seem to Indicate a reasonable. At Buffalo tho soft coal is quiet, and hough there I no particular effort to rowd the market, all of the shippers and dealers are doing a good business. flei are firm and steady, and con- umer are willing to pay what I asked, a no effort I made to cut. quotation. Complaint 1 made by theprodueers of a scarcity of miners and very few of the mines are operated to their full capacity. Thi has caused a slight scarcity of coal for the Buffalo market, but not enough to make any appreciable difference ex cept to strengthen the prices. How true It is that it I the Immensity of things that shocks or interests. The great hue and cry over the recent min- ns accident in Utah attracts attention ItecauHo so many were lost at ono swoop as It were. To get the coal in Pennsyl- anlu last year, cost 710 live, and there were l.olT Injured; these came a a few Ht a time o that no great stir wa made, but It is an appalling list, nevertheless. The growth of the soft coal trade Is of such magnitude that really none of ho hard coal agent are such big fel- ows to-day as they were only a few ear ago. The total output of hard ceal is but twenty per cent of the annual production of eoal In this country. Rhoda Royal Shows. The Great Hhodit Hoyul Shows will be here, and It will be well to remember the date. No show ever visited thl section of the state a well equipped, better recommended, and bringing with t a good a class of utlrnctlnin us doe the Glial Khiida Shows. It meting erlt) contains the rarest of animals, It must um tho oddest of feature, and the performance furnished I made up of the highest salai ii d artists, and the trained anlmiil better than any other similar organization on the road thl season. In every city and town where the Great Hhoda Hoyal Shows have ben seen tho press and public have united in sounding it praises. Con servative paper have pronounced It positively tho best'and grandest exhl- tlon ever seen in the town. Such sincere Indorsement aro suffi cient guarantee for success hero. Two show will bo given dally, at 2 and H p. m. On the morning of the day of exhibition a grand street parade will be given, starting from the exhibition grounds at 10 o'clock. Immediately after the parade, upon tho return to tho grounds, will be given a free outdoor exhibition. At Roynoldsvllle Tuesday, June 5th. Spare the Census Taker. With warm wcatbor will come the census taker. Either I an aggravation, and combined the result Is an affliction. But since such things must be borne, it were well that they be borne with pa tience and politeness. It is not going to please people when a man ora woman comes asking searching question as to one's age, sex, religious and political affiliations and previous conditions of servitude. But it is tho law and the law must be lived up to. Nor must this seeming impertinence be held against the enumerator. He or she is simply discharging a plainly defined duty. Cincinnati Commercial. O. A. R. Encampment. For the G. A. R. Encampment, De partment of Pennsylvania, at Gettys burg, June 2-0, the Pennsylvania Rail road Company will sell excursion tick ets to Gettysburg from all stations on its line in tho state of Pennsylvania at rate of one fare for the round trip. Tickets to be sold and good going June 2-3 and to return until June 11, Inclusive (minimum rate fifty cents). The Countty Editor. The Hon. Champ Clark, of Missouri, in opMilng tho Loud bill in Congress, snld: "Thu rural editor God ble him Is the most persistent of teachers. Like charity a described by St.. Paul In the thirteenth chapter uf Corinthian, he sutT. reth long and I kind; heenvloth not himself. I not puffed up: doth not behave himself unseemly; seeketh not his own; I not easily provoked, think- elh no evil, reiolceth not in iniquity. hut rejolceth In truth; bearelh all thing, endureth all thing. He Is tho paek horse nf every community, the th promoter of every laudable enter prise, tho worst underpaid laborer In tho vineyard. Counting hi spneo ns his capital he gives more to charity, his means considered than any other member of toclety. Ho I n power In politic, a pillar In the church, a lender in the crusade for bettor moral. He I pre-emlnontly the friend of humanity." A Womans Awful Peril. "Thero is only onechanceloavoyour life and that Is through an o i ittlon," were the startling words heard by Mr. I. B. Hunt of Lime Ridge. Wis.. Iroin her doctor after ho had vainly ti led to cure her of a frightful case of stomach trouble and yellow jnundlce. Gull stones had formed and she constantly grew worse. Then she bewail to use Klectrlo Hitters, which whollv cured her. If a wonderful stomach, liver and kidney j remedy, (-tire dyspepsia, loss oi ap- Iietlte." Try It. Only fillets. Guaranteed, 'or salt! by H. A. Stoke, druggist. Brumbaugh & Hillis . . New Furniture Store. Carpets Carpets Red Cross Tansy Pills FOR . Soppnttid niniTraaugn PAINFUL Minilruallon And a PREVENTIVBfef Are Safe and Reliable, rir Perfectly Harmlf.es Purely Vege Ublal N THIS 13 THE TIME OF THE YEAR TO GET THAT CARPET YOU HAVE UEEN THINKING OF BUYING. You Can Do No Bbttf.ii than to get it right now; prices will never no lower, out are constantly inclined upward. AVe Have Some ok the neatest patterns of body and tapestry BUUSSKLS and INGUAIN Carpet over brought here, and at price that will tie an Inducement for you to buy. It Will iie a Mutual pleasure to have you CALL and LOOK AT THEM because we know they will be just what you want. S vnTU'f tui-ui' nijiri'a i .V&,V-1. All,. ..IJ ft IIIVI. I'KIt YAHU. aver The ladies' jft Sent postpaid on receipt el price. Money refunded II not st we '- Yin dfi Cinchona Co. Dee Moines, Iowa, For sale by II. Alex MloUe. WANTED -SEVEIlAI. I'K.IISON foil Ills- Irtet Otllrc Mllllioiels In Ihl slttte 1o repre sent Hie III lltelf uwil Hlal sliriiilllMllnu rutin- ties. Willlntr to uty yearly rVii. pityitlile weekly. 1 1,'sli utile t-iniiltiviiit iii will. iimiiiul nmHirl unit les. ltefelfiieen rxeiiilliuf il. Kll- eloM' seir-lltltlM'KtMi mitinpt-fi eiitftiipt.. s. n. I'ui k.If.'iu iixiiin lltillillini, t'liieioni. (I-2.VHI. A Keen, Clear Brain. Your best feelings, your social posi tion or business success depend largely on tho perfect action of your stomach and liver. Dr. King's New Life Pills give increased strength, a keen, clear brain, high ambition. A 25 cent box will make you feel like a new being. Sold by II. Alex. Stoke, druggist. Reduced Rates to Philadelphia. On account of tho Republican Nation1 al Convention at Philadelphia, June 10, the Pennsylvania Railroad Company will sell excursion tickets to Phlladol phia from all stations on Its line at rate of one fare for the round trip (minimum rate 50 cento). Tickets will be sold and good going June 15 to 19, Inclusive, aud returning to Juue 20, inclusive, Tapestry Brussels. .".He. Iik. 7.1c, Mo, We. Velvet Hi iHrel, Me, 1.IHI, 1.1). Best Body Brussels. 91.25, l.:if,. Axminster Brussels, 1.2.'i. $1.40. $1.50. Half-Wool Ingrain, 40c. Cotton Chain Ingniln, 51.-, 55c. 1 All-Wool Ingrain, IIOc, (i5c. Wool Ingrain and Bi-uhscIs Made, Laid and Lined, FREE OF CHARGE. Eureka ! We have the largent uyfoitnient of 15)00 ntyh'H of Buggies in town from the leading factories of the Country. Elegant Single Buggies, Family Surries, Canopy Tops, Platform Wagons, Road Wagons, Lumber Wagons, Etc. Also a full line of Farming Tools such as rifling and walking Plows, Har rows, Cultivators, Rakes. 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. Reynoldsville Hardware Co. crrra rrxrrrrrr x m.iTiirj i tnxnmnn rxr rrrrrrrrr:: r GO TO 8 ' N. HANAU for fine Ladies' Shirt "Waists, Ladies' Sirring Jackets, Ladies' Tailor-Made Suits, Also DRESS GOODS Dimity, Lawn, Organdy, from five to twenty-five cents LACE CURTAINS lrom fifty cents to three dollars. NIGHT GOWNS from fifty cents to two dollars. Fine assortment LADIES' NECKWEAR. ALSO Glothinp The cheapest place to buy clothing. Men's ALL WOOL SUITS $4.75, $5.50, $7.00 to $10.00. They are worth three dollars more a suit. f r r e t M t: n I-Luxiuxijuxnixxxt ixu a nxixtixtt t .mu.ri:t.nj3.ri 1 A
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