Wt -fr Sinn
Hiilmrriilmn tl.M ;iit war, in mli'itnn:
V. A. ai lil'll I:mcn, I:illii.riin.7l-ii7i.
"vvk i) x i:h i ayTaTm 1 1 7iim.
All lllllt-MMllil'tlt llli'lll tipi't pltllll'tlll't, lV'-y
IWilni'iiltiv ill Kt'VlmlilHVllh1. .IrlTVrsnti i n.
I'll., iIi'vdiimI It) tlif ttlli'ivilt of Hi-ytitiMivlllt'
mill .IrrTi'l'iMliriilltlty. rHoll-illl tfiil. will tit-fit
nil Willi rulini'-. mm will I ii-rlnlly fth'iiil
ijr KiwurtiH in niiHif'init i'him.
HiilwiM-ltitliin irlri'I..MiM-r vi'tir. In iitlvntu
I'liMttiiiiiilriitlnti hiti'ihlcil fur iiiihlli-iiltiin
miiit In iK'i'iMnininti'il by III' v tlii'i' 11111111",
nut for tmlilli'iit Inn. but 11 11 utiiit-iinti'i fir
giHiil full h. Iiitii-tstliiir iii'M lim4 Holli'lit'il
AilvirtlMliiL' rn 1 niiiMi' Iiiiiiw 11 nil ttiillrii
thin nt lht'olllti In ArmiM' hlnrk.
I.i'iiiftil y riiiiimlliili'iilliiii fiml rlitni'ri' nf
nlv,rtliwiiinw hIiiuiIiI ri'iirh IIiIh nllli'ii by
AiniKinv ntMin.
Aililiv'w nil I'liinniiinli'iillnnH InC. A.HIi'pli
eiisnii, iii'.viiiiiiisy nn, rn.
Knli'rril til tin' iMwfntMi'i' nt Id'yimtrlsvllb1
l'n., iih Hcrnim rni mini nititiri'.
J III' Wl'MMl (If llll I lltti'll Mllti H l'X
elusive nf Alnxkn, lit the rliwit uf llu
i'1'liniin ili'i'ililn M!M), iih kIiowii bv llm ill
vt'Htlirntlinm of thn Kit-mil h Viishh
Birirn-Mrnti-d thn i-nnrmiiim mint of $ll."i
O.'IT.OlU.ltiT. In thin ninoiinl Ih liicliiih'il
tho vnluo 111 only nt-timl tiuintlili- pnin-i-
ty at n fair L-iiniim-ii'liil viil lie, anil It Ik
itliti-H)iitt-il Hi-i-m-illti(f to owni-inhli,
without ivirni'il to luriitlnii.
In Giivinnny they 1111111111- Ifi- ht-ntrra
with nn iiftli-Hs wwrlty that m-i-iuh
much iikii'o HtniHlhU- and )ifaclli'alil
than thn Pnlawniv whipping pimt fah
Ion. When a ninn In winvirli-tl nf In-ill
Inif IiIh wifu Im ix ullowi'il to rinitiniK
Ills work, U looki'il nfti-r by thn polinn
anil nrn-Hti-il i-v-ry Siitiifilay anil ItM-k
up until Monday iiiornitiif. when Im U
nualn ilfllvnit'il over to liln nniployt'r
IIIh wnirm urn elvi-n to his wlfo. If hn
won't work hn Ih tiiki-n to jail, whcrn In
has to work haruVr than oiiIhIiIk. Thn
moil) onn Htmlli'H this plan tho inoi-o
HI'IIhIImV It Ht-t'lllH.
Anil now thn uti-lke is on, lot us hopo
for thn Ix'st ami not pi-t illsnoiiratfml If
IiuhIiichh Is not iih nooil iih It Iiiih lx-i-n In
othiT ilays. It has lx-i-n unlit that tho
spvnroHt tt-Ht of manhnnil Is tiivi-r fonntl
In pimmI tltm-H, hut always In huril timt-s.
It Is not tho man who has sm-ci-ss wln-n
others aw ilolnu xvi-ll, hut It Is tho man
who kni'ps up his i-ourajjn nnil Kti'iitfifli-H
on wln-n nvi-rybody i.-W is wnvi-rlnK' or
jroinir ilnwn, wlio is tho ln-ro In the
Bight of (ioil anil mi-n. It Is uu i-asy
matter to miiko (rood tlmo whnn both
wind mid tldo am In man's favor, or
wlu-n 0110 Is moving with tho ourivnt;
but it ivipilivs characti'i- and skill anil
daring to mnko howl In spltn of oppntv
Ing fonvH, or to work siu-nosHfully
ngaliiHt thn imn-i-iit.
iliero nro numnrous ronni-ptlons of
pleaHtiro anil comfort. Most pooplo
And. with or without i-xpnrlonon that
tho mal comforts of llfo aru to bn had
at homo. Km- thi-ro tho devoted wlfo
U tho presiding dolly; thoro thn ohll
dren jn attlo ami play; thoro tho young
girl approaehog and roaches woman
hood; within Its sacred precincts youth
puts on mnnhood; thoro arc tho reunion
1 ... t .
m mill it., iiiijh-h aim prayers; tnero can
bo found real rest; there are tho peace
and affection typical of tlio better life;
thoro are tho germinating and binding
together of hearts and minds and souls
In a bond an ntrong as a chain of stool
and as lovoly as a wreath of beauteous
flowors; there tho memories which glow
and exint with life itsulf; thoro tho In
fluences which Btrenthen and bless and
guiuo in after years, whatever wo do
and wherever our footsto)s roam.
Tho Pennsylvania Stato Editorial
Association will ask the next Legis
lature, to pans an act to provide that all
laws shall bo printed once in every paior
In tho state as boou as signed by tho
Governor, as dono In Bevorul other
states. This is certainly a matter that
is desorving of careful consideration by
our law makers, It will not only dis
tribute Htato money among tho various
priutlng offices of tho statu, but it will
give tho pooplo an opportunity tobecomo
acquainted with tho laws enacted1. The
Punxsutawney A'ncs sums it up aa
IoUowb: "In tho state of Pennsylvania
masses of pooplo never become ac
quainted with till laws enueted. Tliey
road about ono now and then, especially
if it Is an important bill, when
it 1b Introduced, but before it gets
into the hands of tho Governor it passes
through a flrcy ordeal in which it Is
amended until the original text of tho
bill almost losses '.ts Identity, and tho
average reader of newspapers can hardly
keep track of tho amendments, first,
Becond and third readings and final
passage Some, of course, may at once
raise ' objections to tho enactmont of
such an 'advertising bill,' on tho
grounds that it would bo too expensive.
Let us soe. There is a journal published,
we believe, called the 'Legislative
Record,' giving the dally proceedings
of the House and Senate. IIow many
peoplo outsldo of tho State Legislature
read this Record? " How many would
tako tho time to read it if they got tho
chance? The publication of the Reoord
is a big oxponse to tho State and does
nobody any good: then, why not dispense
with a useless thing and spend the
money in a way that would bo a be no (It
to everybody. By the publication in
every paper in the State of tho laws as
passed by the Legislature and signed by
tho Governor would post almost, every
man, woman and child upon all the new
laws immediately after they are signed,
and tho cost of such advertising would
be distributed throughout the state and
not go into the hands of ono man,
namely, tho Stuto Printer. Tho cost of
Iirintlng tho Legislative Reoord would,
n our opinion, more than pay for the
general advertising as suggested by a
committee from the btuto Kdltoriul
association."
Me Wasn't Aftnltl of the Water.
KvnngellNt Jacob Booth, of Reynolds-
vlllo, who lias been conducting revival
inei'tlngH In tlm llapllst church (luring
two and n half weeks, closed his liilxn-s
for thn present, Inst. Hunilny evening
ins I'lioris were croniii il Willi success,
cli veil i-onVerts being baptized and re
eel veil Into thn church Inst Hunday
while two morn inaile a profesHion and
will probably join. H. fIiIi h IIiIh mini
ln-f, four were a'i'epteil upon letter
from their dinner homes. Of thn
eleven bnptl.ed Sunday, three were Inv
mersed In the pond at llolfn mid
fourth who entered the water, changed
his inlntl at the last moment, fearing that
he was unworthy. To thn numernus
Hpeelatnrs It liHiked as If his couragu
hud iHi.ed away at contact with tho Icy
fluid nnil Hiieh 11 report has been gener
ally circulated and lielieved. Rev,
1 tooth assured a Hirrtr repti-Ht-ntativn
that this Is a mistake and that tho
young man's withdrawal at thn last
niinneiit was due solely to his sense of
un wort Illness. ,loh tisonburg llrrtxr.
I'"riiii Nlrr l ftoti.
As a Kamily Medlclnn ltncnn's I'elery
King for the Nerves passes from sire
to son as a legacy. If you have Kid
ney, Liver or lllood disorder do not
delay, but get a free wimple pack ape of
this remedy at once. If you have lnill
gesllon, Constipation, lteadiu-he, Khcu
mal Ism, etc., this grand spec! lie will
cure. V. 11. Alexander, the lending
druggist, is solo agent and Is (listrlly-
utlng samples free to tho a filleted.
Largo packages Z and r(c.
Tempernnte Convention.
I'hn Catholic Total Abstinence Union
of America, nun of the strongest tem
perance organizations In thn world, will
noiu its twenty-roiirtn annual conven
In St. Paul, Minnesota, August 1st to
ltd, next. A local committee has been
appointed, and tho most complete ar
rangements are being made for giving
thn delegates and visitors a royal wcl
come to the Northwest. Iocal exclu
sions are being planned to all Hilnts of
Interest, so the trip may bo matin nnn
prolltablu In many wavs. Fifty thou
sand copies of tho OITlnliil Mullet In will
bo Issued about Juno 1st. It will by
beautifully Illustrated, and will contain
full particulars as to entertainment,
rates, routes, etc., and w ill be sent free
to any ono Bonding name and address
to A. V. Gutrldge, Chairman Local
Committee, St. Paul, Minn.
In consequenco of winter diet and
lack of open air exercise, tho wholo
physical mechanism becomes Impaired.
Ayer's Sarsaparlllu Is the prom-t- rem
edy, In thn spring of tho year, to
strengthen tho appetlto, Invigorate tho
system and expel all Impurities from
tho blood.
Letter List.
Tho following letters remain uncalled
for at tho postolllco in Reynoldsvtllo
l'n., April 21. IHt)4:
Laiiks: Miss Lydlu Mutter, MIhb
Uortha Kelly, Miss Minnie McClelland,
Miss Francis H. Sulger, Mrs. Lilllo Ilel-
lor, Mrs. Sadie Klftkart.
Gentlrmkn: Samuel Wellor, James
, Itrewor, Raymond Klsnnhnuer, Wil
liam Johnson, Alrlck Luidholun, Chas.
Morris, George Puttm-son, W. M. Han
nah, Mlcliavl Sullivan.
Porekin: I'ietro Gorndino.
When calling for tho abovo letters
please say they were advertised.
J. W. FOU8T, P. M.
Two for One.
Wo are' making a sx;clal offer to each
of om- reudors paying a year's subscrip
tion to tho Stak in advance, and to all
now Hiibscriliers paying In advance, wo
will glvo tliom tho Ix-st local liain-r In
Jefferson county and will glvo them
free, either tho Womankind or Ameri
can Fanner, for ono year. Tho two
papers abovo mentioned are excellent
monthly paimrs and tho aulwcrlptlon
prlco of each is 50a. a year. This offer
is mado only to those In Pennsylvania.
U'istles.
You've heard of the man who only
needed bristles to bo a pork. If you
soe turn send him to us. Wo'vo cot
tho bristles for him. Our bristles are all
mado up Into the finest lino of brushes
we over had. There are clothes brush
es, tooth brushes, hulr brushes, nail
brushes, bath brushes, paint brushes,
all kinds of brushes.
Stoke, Registered Pharmacist.
Schultzo's have a new lino of glass
ware.
To Perfume
Properly
Sachot powder is necessary. What
kind you use deponds on your own taste.
Sachet bags iu drawers and closets give
to olothes that delicately distinct odor
which is tho stamp of refinement. We
have all tho popular odors, sweot,
duinty and penetrating.
Stoke, Registered Pharmacist.
Attention, Farmers.
Agricultural salt, Ave dollars per ton,
cheapest fertilizer on oarth for gar
deners. 200 pound sacks 50 cents at
J. C. Kino & Co.'s.
You will And a bargain in English
decorated ware at Seliulto's.
Tennis shoes at Robinson's OOo.
One Wnf o b Hnppy
ts at all times to attend to the com
forts of your family. Should any ono of
them catch a slight Cold or (tough, pre
pare yourself anil call at mien on W. It.
Alexander, solo agent, and get a trial
1ml tin of Otto's Corn, tho great German
Kctncily, Free. Wo glvo It away to
provo that wo havo a sure Cum for
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Consumption
and all diseases (,f the Throat and
Lungs. Large sizes 25 and 50c.
irtrtltt mttli tit (Mfb.
Stahh-Tiiomphon At tho residence
of Fred. Starr, In ItiiHikvllln, on
April INth, lHtll, by Rev. Jns. H.
.lelbat't, (leiirgn C. Starr, nf HrtHik
vlllo, and Miss Lizzie It. Thompson,
of Wlnslow township, Pa.
For Snte.
Ill thn iHirotlgll of West Reynolds
vllle, four iieii-H of land, nnn two-story
frame house with eight rooms, good
cellar, running water four feet from
tliMir, stable, coal housn and other out
buildings, gas fixtures, Ac. Inquire at
this oMIen.
OFTHK
Borqnyli ot Rcunotdsvllle.
Authorizing the burgess or justice of
the pence to commit to the lis-k-up or
station house of sulci borough m isiiii or
persons eli urged with tho violation of
any ienee, orillnnnces or with being a
vagrant or trump.
In virtue of the iHiwers conferred by
the Act of Assembly of May thn IHth,
1NX7. Sec. one P. L. page 122 of tho laws
of tho Commonwealth of Pennsylvania,
be it nrdaineil by the llurgess and Town
Council of the Itorough of Keynolds
vllle, and It Is hereby ordained by tho
authority nf thn same.
Sko. 1. That when any person or
persons shall have been arrested by au
thority of thn burgess or Justice of tho
peace in the llornugh of Iteynoldsvllle,
charged with the violation of any m-iici,
onllnanenor with being a vagrant or
tramp and having refused to pay tho
line Imposed for such olTense, tho
said burgess or just lee of tho peace
of tho Itorough of Reynoldsvllle,
shall have authority to commit snld
M-rson or persons to tho lock-up or
station housn iu Haiti Itorough of Reyn
oldsvllln for a term not exceeding llvo
days or compel such person to work
upon tho public works or streets of tho
Itorough of ltevnolilsvlllo for a nerlod
of time not exceeding one day for each
ono dollar of linn so as aforesaid Im
posed, subject to tho right of appeal as
provided by the aforesaid Act.
Sko. 2. That any ordinance or nart
of ordinance conlllctltig with tho pro
visions of this ordinance, bo and tho
SntllO Is hel(-bv l-pnenletl hii fnt na tlm
same effects tills ordinance.
Ordained and enneted into a law bv
tho town council aforesaid this day
of A. 1). 1W4.
John 1). Ixhvthkh.
Attest: Pros, of Council.
IlKNItY A. RUKI), Clerk of Council.
About
Prescriptions.
1 ho best of med lei nos aro none too
good for sick folks. It's bad enough
to bo sick without running chances
with second grade drugs. That's
the reason wo buy only tho vory
highest quality of everything. It's
great satisfaction to us to know
that every prescription wo send out Is
just as good as drugs will make It. No
mat ter what you paid for it you couldn't
get It better.
Stoke, Registered Pharmacist.
Kggs for hutching from pura bred
Black Minorcas. 91.00 iter l.'t.
C. P. Pk-kby, Hoynoltlsvlllo I'a.
Life is a Lottery,
Perhaps,
Hut you can't afford to tako any
chances when you're sick. Don't let
tho druggist enrich himself at your
oxponsu. Lookout for impure drugs;
They are cheaper, ot course, for tlie
druggist but how about youV Then
again, how ulxmt accuracy and skill
compounding your proscription ?
That counts for something too, don't
It? Wo prido ourselves on combin
ing all these features.
II. Alex Stoke,
Registered Pharmacist.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
tenor..
Fori coNGitnss,
FRANCIS A. WKA.VKR,
Or UlllHIKVIM.R HOHOIJ(ill,
Hiiliji-i-t to iirtUin of llm Itepiiblli'iiiuiiif Ji-ffer-win
I'imiity nt tun prlnmiy eli illnii, Juixi Ul.'lH..
atrtnttit.
For assembly,
W. O. SMITH,
Or PmxsuiAWNBT DonnnaH.
Subject todwi-NInn of the ropalillcnns of Jf
ferwiii Co. at their prlmury ulaullun In J una.
SMstvtct Jlttvvain,
B'OIt DISTKIOT ATTOUNEV,
N. L. STRONG,
Or BltOOKVIbLK IIOHOIKIII,
HilbJiTt to net Ion nf tlio ItcipabllciiilBof Jeffnr
win county lit thu prlmury otuctuii, Juim10.'1H.
For wstrict attorn by,
JOHN W. WALKER,
Or Hiiookvii.i.b Uohodqii.
8iili,)x;t to hoi Inn of tho Rt-ptillcuns of Ji'ffnr
win L'u. ul tho priuiury uluctiim, J uno 1(1, 'M.
For district attorney,
JACOB L. FISHER,
Or I'DNXSIlTAWNKr IIOIIOUOH,
Hublect to nctlon nf the ronnlilli'iins nf Jciffnr.
sun Co. ut tho priuiury oluialou, Juiui ill, 1KU4.
For district attorney,
JAMES V.MURRAY,
Or Cl.AYVII.MI lioltOIIOH,
Huhloet to action of thn Kepiitillcuns of Jcf-
ioihuu vo. iu iuo priuiury uiuciluu, j uuu Jo, 10.
OetrU.
j jOTKL MuCONNKLL,
RRYNOLDSVILLR. PA.
fUASh'J. HI.AVK, 'ropWror.
Tlm It'inlliiff fitili-l f tlm town. Ilt-itibniur-ti-rs
fur rnmmi'ri'liil men. Hteiitn lii nt, ft-en
bus. hiitli rtsims unit cIimtIh on i-vt-ry ftnnr,
sntniili' nxitnii, lillllnril nsim, toli'iiliimu cull
ni'MiiiM c.
JOTF.L I1KLNAP,
RKYNOLKSVILLR, PA.
(tllKKN r f OANrVf, I'mjirirtnrii.
Klrst elnss In ovcry piirtlrtiliir. Ijm-iiKmI In
tin- very ecntri' nf llm IiiihIiichs purl, of Inwti.
I n-ti 'Iiiih Iminil rrinn tnilns nnil i-imitutHllniia
Hiinipln mhiimi fiiri-iiinttii'reliil triivi'lers.
QOMMKRCIAL HOTEL,
lltlOOKVILLK, PA.,
', I'. VAHHIMt, l'r)trMnr,
Mnmiili-rnnnis nn tlm itnititul tlisir. Ilniinn
liciiti'il by lint nnil n. Otniilbiis lo nnil fniin
nil triiltiH.
K1lcrllitiir0ii.
JUSTICK OF TIIK PKACK
Anil Ileal K.mIiiIk Am-nl. Iti-ynnlilsvllle, pi.
1 MITCHELL,
ATTOKNF.Y-AT-LAW.
OfTli-i nn West Mnln street, npnnslm ttm
t'oiniiii-ri'lnl llnti't, Keynnlilsvlllii, Pn,
) iiTa k7i too V m,
UEYNOLDSVILLE, PA.
Heslili'iit ileiitlst. In hnllilliiK ni'iir Metliit-iH-il
I'hnri'h. npiHisltn Armilil block, tlcntli,.
nesH in Itpc riltlliK.
c. . oiiiitHin. .limn w. nrni.
QOIUION A REED,
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW,
ItriMik vtllf, .lelTersnii t'o., Pii.
(Itlli-i- In nsim fnrmei-lv occupied hy tlorilon
ft t'orls'tt, Wnt Main Slri'i-l.
W. L MeCRACKEN,
Brnktllli.
s. m. McDonald,
RiyndliTllli,
JJK'RACKEN A MCDONALD,
AUnrmijH and Ctmnmtlmtt-til-Lnw,
(inii't-Niit Iteyinilillvllli-iiiiil llriHikvllle.
JjJ X l'X:UT( )l tS' NOTK : E.
ESTATSOr ISAIIKI.I.K llltOWN, Dm.'KASKU.
I.cllcrs IcstnnioMliiry on tlio rslnto of Imi-ls-llii
lli-nwn, Im,- ,f UiiihluL'tmi tnwteililp.
ileci'llscil, hiivlnv Ih'cii minilcil i, F. . ( ni,).
well nnil A. W. Htiillli, inhosii iHiitoltlcn ml
"" Is Hiinily Vnlley, Ph., i nil persons
lllilellleil tnsiilll t-sliiti- nn- In-rcl'v nnfllh'il In
lilliki-llnnicilliile piiviiieiiL In I hi, executors,
mill those huvliiK rlnlins niriilnsi t hi. esliile
will present them, properly aiithentlcati'il,
fnr set I lenient. . I ai.Iiwk.1,1.,
A. V. Hmitii,
Man-li 111, ISIM. Ivxecutnrs.
DMINISTUATKIX S NOTICE. '
ESTATRIirJolIN II. Mlll.llOI.I.AN, IlKCKASRII.
Letters nf iitltiiliilulciii l.ui ,., il,n .ui,.,n
.lolm K. Millholliiii, lulu of Iteynolilsvllle hor
tiiiuh, Iclterson county, l'n., (leceiiscil, hnvluic
iH'en iriHiitcil tn the iinilersfiineil, till persons
lllilellleil to ll III citHle lire berehy nolllleil In
Illlike Itniiieihlitii piiyiiient In the mliiiliils
triitrlx, nnil I hose hiivltm I'hilms iiualnsl. II
will itresenl (hi'in iirnis'rlv iiiitlietitlf.iiii.fi f.,i.
sell lenient. Mlis.lt. .1. Mil lliill.AN.
Ailiiilnlslriilrlxnf John V. Miilhollun, ilec'd.
OOME INI
Where?
To TUB
"Bee Hive" store,
WIIKUK
Lawrence J. McEntire,
The Groceryman, dealu in all
kinds of
Groceries, Canned
Goods, Green Goods,
Tobacco and Cigars, Flour
and Feed, Baled Hay and
Straw. Frt'Hh goods always
on hand.
Country produce taken in
exchange for goodn.
A share of your patronage
is respectfully solicited.
Very truly yours,
Lawrence J.McEntlre,
The Croccryman.
J. S. MORROW,
PF.AI.EIt IN
Dry Goods,
Notions,
Boots, and
Shoes,
Fresh Groceries
Flour and
Feed.
GOODS DELIVERED FREE.
OPERA HOUSE BLOCK
Reynoldsville, Pa.
A STRIKE!
In tho price of Spectacles. Glasses aro not a luxury, but a
necessity, mid must be had in hard times as
well as good.
My Prices are to
Suit the Times!
Eyes examined free and glasses scientifically fitted.
Satisfaction guaranteed iu every case.
O. R. HOFFMAN,
Optician and Jeweler.
no Closing out sale!
ii n ii o o a u n a u o o o n o a n u o ii o (i ii n o o o o
But we are selling SPRING ani SUMMKR
GOODS at prices to suit the times. Our
Dress Goods are the latest. Como in and see
boforo buying elsewhere. Tho following is a
few of our prices:
Silk, - - .
1H in. Dress Goods,
Grenadine
52 in. All-wool Cloaking,
India Dimity,
Outing Flannel,
Fine Bleached Muslin,
Ladies Vests, 5, 10 and 15c
" Union Suits,
4-Button Kid Gloves. .
T - - g A A
JilGGS iroil
Huff
the
Ideal
Fowl.
From the choicest strain of
stock. The BulE Letrhorns
jvitce juriams, &Uo. pair.
Fine Line LA DIKS' JACKETS and CAPES.
We will compare prices with any. We buy
goods at regular houses and get the Latest
Styles.
table fowl, and as egg producers they have no equal.
ii you want to raise towis lor 1'leasure and Profit, get the
Buff Leghorns. Eggs 91. 50 per 13. Place your orders early.
VITAL TO MANHOOD.
Ttm SI I WVdKiB vn.t..ra .......... .
jlonlm ortilai-m, WnkKfiilnnM, Mentiil Dupraninn,
SL'i'i i l'r?.T"lur V1'1 Uwrmii.., Yon. of
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