Star.
iStili.m'fi'ii tl.fii I'rr icur, in fiiriniir.
A. NT: I'll KN NUN, Krtllnr and lib.
wkT n lis iVa yTh Ki 'TK m HKU M
A n linh'Mnilint hx-nl mxr. utilMni'il vrvty
W(tlm"tliiy nl HnyimhUvtllt. Ji'ITrwmi Co,
I'd., ilrviiit'rf lit tho Inli'MwIn of UoynnliUvlHti
Biii(.li.lT.T(iMi'(iiinl. Nnn-nollllriil, wlllin-nt
nil wllh rnlrnioM, itnil will Im aHMi'1nllr frli nil
ly liiwiirila llii Intxirliut i'Ihw.
PlIlimTipi MM! iriT'Ti,.wrnT 1-111 , Ml 111 I 1" "
I'liiiiiiiiiiili'iiMoim Immiili'il fur inililli'iilli'ii
niuxl tin mviwiiimnli'il liythn wrlli'r' niimi.
nut fur iiiililli'iillnii. lull ii n imrniiti-n nf
i.mmI fiilth. Inlirllnii ni'wn HimimmiIIi-IH'iI.
AilvrHI'Inir niton niiuli kmiwn on miilli'ft
tlon nl tlit-omVKln ArnnlriV Work.
iH'MKlnr rommiinlriillm" "nil rhnniin of
ii(lvi'rtliiiifnl nhoulil rn.ch till" nnVn lijr
Monitny nin. ...... .
AcI'IithII l ommillili'mlollB toV. A. Hloph-
CIIWIII. Kl'VllollUvllll'. I'll.
Knli'H'if nt llw iHHlitltli nl Ki'jrnolilvlM,
Pi.. n iiM-imil rliuw ninll nuiltrr.
Card of Thank, and Report.
KaTHMKI., I'A., AllKIInt 27, 1HU4.
Wo, tlio minor n( Itntlimui, tomlnr
inir Dtitukn to Km following Hti-Mti for
tholr lllioi'iu ilonnt limn during thn Into
mmMiiiHliiii. Tim follnwlng In trim
nomiuit n( tiuiiioy and iirovlHlon ro
il vnil:
I'AHII (DNTItllUITr.l).
Kit Unlli'T t kin .ton KnvnolilR urn
A hliMihiinion
.1 Mil
I mi Iti v T iii ndy im
Him It M Hllllmnn..,. Ml
I mi John Wniio Mm
I mi i V, I'lllllltM Nl
llicml . Ml W Itl'lnrkn Im
ruin-In mlnimm I m H J Wi-nvnr dun
1 K hum-win I mi
ItiHlra A Miilhollnnd SOD
Tlio following nrtlidn on tlio rltflit"
of riipltnl biiiI lnlmr In from tlio wn of
.Tolin ! Ki'itrim, of ltiynoldnvllln:
"A rllit ludi-flni'd n mornl mwir
whondiy n jmnion rnforw to lilinwlf
not only lil own win, Imt nlwi nil nthor
thinir Hint nUnil mforriMl t lilm In
invfi'ivnco to nnotlior. Tlonoo, "orlcly,
ninoo It, Ih niiuln up of )ioriMiim, linn
WkIiIh rh wull im tlio IndlvliliinlH wlm
compiHiK It. Tho oorndntlvo of rl(lit Ih
duty. Kor oxiiniilo, If Mr. .lone, linn
rljjliK It Ih tlio duty of Ills iioIkIiImhh In
JiiHtli-o to lot him oxorulHo thiwo rllitH,
nml vlrn vontn. Now, tlio qiioxtion
nvNoH n to wlion it rltfht onn lio unfoly
cnlloil Hindi. In ntiHwor to thin, wo ran
Mifidy nay Hint tlio (food of tlio Kivntttr
iummIht miiHt form tlio IiuhIh for ovi-ry
rlffht, If tho oxoitIho of thin rltfht Iioh
bcnrliitf on tlio Indlvldiinl or on HiMdnty.
Willi tliln oxplitiiiillon, It will ho onny
for iih to iiHi'iM'laln tho ri'siiiM-tlvo HhM"
of luhor nnd ouiiiliil. Ihoro Ih no
iloiiht Hint tho prliii'lpl'i iilmiit which
thoy iiri' I'onti-ndlni; Ih n fiindiinii-ntul
oni-: thnt , Ih. n living wnno. hut wo
nii'iin hv n llvlnir wiwo Ih thnt Inhor
hhonlil rri'i-ivo Hiillhdunt roiuiini'i-iilinii
for I1h Horvli'i'H to onnhlo It to llvo
oonifortohly nnd to lay hoiho hy for fu
ture ooiillntfoncli'H. No onn will di-ny
thnt Ih Ih ih noooHHiiry for tho jiroHpnr-
ouh nnd pi'iiccnhlo oxlKtonoo of Hix'lcly.
Now, cnpltnl olnluiH tho rli;lit to run Hh
nITitl I'm to Hiiit Itwdf. Hut It Ih quito
philn tli at If In no doing it doon not
glvo lnhor a living wngo, wlion it onn
afTord to do ho, it Ih militating nguiimt
tho giHid of tho grontor nuinlHir; nnd,
thori'foro, cxorolHlng no right, hooaiiHo
tho good of tho groator numlMir munt Imj
tho IiuhIh of tho right, nlnco tho oxoivIho
of it nITivtH HiM'ioty. Again, If liiinir r
fuwH to work for n wngo which it junlly
coiihIiIoi'h not to no a living wago, no
indlvidunlH hnvo a right to offor their
BorvlccH for a wngo Iohh than thin, Ixv
caiiHo In ho doing tlioy Intend to undor
initio a living wago. Thin not nlTootn
society, and Ih not for it good. Thoro-
foro tho hiiHlHoftho right diHappuaiu
Fnrthormoro, If lnhor Ih offorod a living
wago, it han no right to nifiiHo to glvo
' itH HorvlooH for thin wago nnd thon'hy
cbuho tho puhllo unnooosHnry inoonvon
ionco; ht'catiHO tlio puhllo Iiuh tho right
not to ho unnoooHHarlly Inoonvonionood
Now, according to our explanation of
-duty, If capital has tho right to run Its
affaire to suit itself, It It the duty of
labor in jiiHtlco not to impede this right,
and therefore not to strike. Again, if
labor han a right to strike, it U tho
duty of both capital and every other
individual, la justico, not to Impede
this right. Ilenco, the just indignation
which labor boars towards "scabs," and
also towards capital when It employs
them. Keeping in vlow tho definition
of right and duty, we cannot see how
any othor conclusions can be arrived at.
Out the respective positions claimed by
labor and capital are In direct opposl
tlon to the above exposition of right
nd duty. However, we think reason
will bear us out In our exposition. Evl
donty, then, the present positions held
by labor and capital are contradictory
and false; and the law that upholds
them must partake of the same nature
' It must be more explicit with regard to
rights and duties. There should never
ue a right unprotected, or its corres
ponding duty left undone. If our laws
are inadequate to this end, It Is our own
fault, and we must abide by the conse-
quonces; we have the remedy, therefore
we should apply It, else the disease shall
do its deadly work. Let us pay no at
tention to the ory of "private rights,
when the exercise of such rights are
injurious to the puhllo good. Neither
lalior, capital nor any other party can
claim a private right, the exercise of
which Is Injurious to the public good
If they injure the public good they are
criminals, and must be subjected to the
same treatment as criminals; they must
relinquish all claims Interfering with
private or puhllo good. The public
safety is threatened. We must have
our boards of arbitration to settle the
question of rights and duties between
labor and capital. These boards must
have the same powers as any other
court of justice, with aumclent pro
visions for their peculiar office. The
publlo wants arbitration. Our legisla
tors muBt give it. The peace and pros
perity of our country demand it, and
woe to u if we lend a deaf ear. We
have settled many vital questions in
the past, but none was more vital than
this, and sinoe we have a solution be
fore us, let us not delay."
An account of an appalling calamity
resulting from forest fires in Minnesota
will be foond on an inside page of this
issue. It is now reported that four
hundred men, women and children were
cremated in the terrible Are.
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WIIHntn t'oiiilii , ,,
Wlllliitii MulliollHiitl.
I'uHllt.wiiltn
,1 Mimum h
lurry Willi
Iiiii Al iili'timn
M ArtimlrotiK
'rlt'tiil
Iltlllll'l Nll'l'll!
ilM-rt Wn li
wrnllirm
'ilnki'r Hro
Ihm. Mi'Hri'litlit
Iiih. KrynoliU
i- rniii'iiiini
Wlwr
'vti'r I'nuin
iirnli Hchwmn
Iltiri'in
II I N un
I'imtll'Wiot
A liiilintiKh
W Knlli-r
I I' HnycliT
I H Hi'linrkim
H HrllllrHl'l-M
II M,'liiii'kir 'k " "
Hiirintitu 4 "
Inv hi liihiiHton I " "
rimk Wi'lU V " "
Hhormnkcr I't "
Im lli-lHr1liiic I " "
Kluil tt roll-mini, t I'M rolled onl HllilM
nikiiirt4 of itvhIiiI rlcn.
W II Itonrr, I Htick'liili'kwhi'iit.
K Nir. 2 IIm I'olTi'f nml I Im Trucker.
A A Hwnti, imivlMlon, fTi.tm.
lluti'ioii r. iirovlilmi, l.nil.
Wiilii-r Hpi v. provision, 9lo.ii.
li'lrirK in-iiM itmvrM nri'Hii.
h'Ii llrim 2im lonvi'rt liri'inl.
Wo iiImii tender our thanks to M.
ICnUfi'l, for iihi! of hi hall for ciniiinl-
wiry piirpoHc.
.1. V. ItoWHWI,
.1 A M KH IlKVKIlMMIK, JR.,
IMAAIJ r'l.KNNKIt,
ItlHIKKT l(llll:llTH,
ANIIIIH Wai.kkk,
Hulli'f Coniuiltti'o.
.t km ,fo Knynnlil
I mi Mr Mi'i'tnnr
.. inm Iter. I ll.li'llmrt.
Ml
I m
im hi'.. IIHll llir.l .In I hi
ir KU Mi'lliinrr, I m I. I. Ili'iiry A I n.. Him
niri'iit i im Ki'V t iiiniiy
Kufl
II Wnlnh.
Miicm
II Ki'ynolil.
j iiromii
chhiim iiNTHimrrr.n.
. t MU'k flour
.III
A Nrw Kipirlinr,
No moro slnep1nHniHH, headaeho, ner-
voiiHtieHn. lliu'onH Celery King In a
trim nervn tonle. It WMith and o.uli'1
tho liraln nnd nervoii yliin. If you
nro sulTerlng with Illn'imiatlm, Nim
ralgln, ('oiiHtlialiim, Indlgi'stloti, , Hv
pons Celery King tlniulnt4 thn
dlgpfltlve orgiin, rugiilntos thn Ilvnr,
ami roHttires syntpm to vigorous health
and Is In fnct thh great hnrhnl health
rnstomr. Hum pie (roe. Irgn pack
ages Tilki. and 21'. nt W. II. Alexander's.
Rambler Bicycles
for sntos by Kd. flixHler. tho lewnler.
('omo nnd nxnnilno thn O. & J. lira nnd
nim) get iirlee. as thny have been ro
diHi'd. ( 'Btalogiio sent on npplleation.
Two Boys Hurt in the Mines.
Int Monday two sons of 1'etor Wll-
llaitmon, of Wnlnton, .lolm and William,
nged roHpoctlvnly sixtiin nnd foiirkinn
year, were lutdly Injured hy a fall of
rotir wiiiio win king in inn nunc, .lolm
hnd one leg broken below tho knee, and
was hndly out and brulned about thn
head and faeo. William hnd his hip
knocked out of joint, and was almi no
verely cut and brulned. John whono In
juries were tho mora serious, wn taken
to Adrian IIoHpilal. 1'iinxHiitawney
N.fWf,
A Prontafclii InvFutmriil.
If you are suffering with a rough,
cold or any throat or lung dlllleiilty tlio
only surn way to euro It I to tnkeOtto's
(!uro. Wo know that It will stop a
Ayer's HarHiiparlllit Is ono of tho few
romodtoH which nro recommended by
overy school of medicine. Its ntrongth,
purity, andemeaey are to well establish
ed to admit of doubt n to Its superior
ity over all other hliMkl-purlflnrs whnt-
over. Aver Hanmpnrllla lend all.
(lo to M. .1. KlggH' for Maon fruit jars
at rock bottom price.
KalnlnH II cent per pound at J, A.
Wi'IhIi's.
At King A C'o.'s you will find haled
hay, salt, Hour and n full line of general
iiici'cIiiukIIhc.
Klvo pouiidH of either tuHla crackers,
ginger Hiinp. eolTee cake or nlek naek
cracks at W. T. Cox V Hon for Z'i rents.
Old neWHpnpci'H fornalo at HiIh olllee.
oough quicker than any known remedy,
If you have Amliinn, llroneliltl, t m-
sumption, a few dimes of Otto's Cure
will surprise you. Hnmplns free. Itye
Imtlle Ma. and 2Tki. at W. H. Alexan
ders. Horses for Sale.
A pair drnft mure, sound nnd trim,
4 and 5 year otd, weighing 1,4(10 and
l,MNllhs.t two horses 4 ynnrn old, weigh
ing 1,0251.; onn mnre throe years old,
wolghlng l,02TiHM.t and one pair of
mules. J. C. Kiwi Co.
Kor the 2Hth annual meeting of tho
(Irnnd Army of thn Itepuhlln to ho held
at I'itttihurg, I'a., Kept. 10th to 1'ith,
the lltiffalo, HiH'lii'Hter and l'lttMhurg
ll'y wilt sell exeiirHlon tickets to I'lttv
hurg from Kept. (1th to 10th Inelimlvo at
ono lowimt drst-clam faro for tho round
trip, giHKl returning if uwid on orheforo
Kept. 25th. For full Information con'
suit nearest agent of thn company.
Commencing Monday, August 0th,
1HH4, and until further notice, a I'ull
inan sleeping car will lenvo Dultolsfroin
thn lluffalo, ItiHihenter & I'lttnlmrg
Hallway station dally, except Hundny
atS.fiO p. M. , for l'lillodelphln vlaClear
field and Wllllnmport, arriving at Mar
ket Ht. station Philadelphia at 1.12 a
M., thn next morning. Kor ticket and
spaco In slipping car call on or address
Itiifus Kirk, ngent, 11., It. & 1. It'y
IteynoldHvllle, I'a.
If you want all tho iiowh, sulwerihe for
Tub HTAK.
Prtrtltut mlth tli ricb.
Hki.Ii ('l.Awmi.S At tho M. K. par
Homige, HriHikvllle, I'a., Aug. 2'MU,
Hi, hy Itov. J. W. IIIiiIhiIcII, John
It. Hell, of I'liuxHUtawney, I'll., and
MIhh Klla ClawHon, of ( lay vllle, I'a.
Joys'
Knee
Tants
SUITS
FOR
$I.OO.
Children's
SUITS
FOR
$3.00.
Boys' Knee
Pants Suits
with
extra
1 mnts
pair
$3.00.
Childrens'
Reefer Suits
FOIt
bona Pants Suits
$3.50
Mens'
All-wool
SUITS
for
$6.50.
Mens' Good
Business
SUITS
for
$8.00.
Mens' Good
Black Suits
for Dress
$10.00.
Bl
act
or
Be
Men's, Boy's and
Children's
SUITS
Mens'
Prince Albert
SUITS
FOK
$15.00.
A STRIKE!
In the price of BpectacloH. UIjimwh are not a luxury, hut a
fiuceHHity, and must ho had in hard times as
well as good.
My Prices arc to
Suit the Times!
Eyes examined free and glasses scientifically fitted.
Satisfaction guaranteed in every case.
O. R. HOFFMAN,
Optician and Jeweler.
Now is the Time!
Summer Dress Goods -
at Reduced Prices l
We still have a few Fine
ofler very cheap.
Dress Patterns which we
Lace Curtains I
Price 'way down. This is also the place to' buy
your Sheeting. Look for new goods this week. ,
BING & OO.
ISTY - SIZE - OR
STYLE!
48,
Single Breasted Sack Suits, sizes from 33 to
Blue or Black.
Cutaway Frock Suits, Blue or Black.
Regent Cutaway Suits, full long style.
We buy all our suits from the finest manufactory
of men's suits and If you find any of our clothing to
rip we ask you to bring the suit back and we give
you a new suit.
Match Us If You Can.
G. A. R.
Suit,
the Best in the
world, for
10.00.
Two sets buttons
Kemember we
have one of the
Finest
GUTTERS
in our Merchant
Tailor Depart
ment. Suits for
$20.00 and up.
BELL
TH60NLyt"8P5.r.
Make a
Base - Hit
and come to
Bell's
Our Fall
Stock of
Overcoats
are coming
daily.
in
Under-
Price
Under
. Wear,
75c. per suit.
STYLES
and PRICES
to suit the times.
We have them
for you.
Gents,
Call and
amine our
ex
All-wool Pants
FOR
tJ.OO.
Hats! Hats!
For the Children,
Hats! Hats!
For the Men and
Hats! Hats! Hats!
For Everyone.
Wed a Neck
tie to your Col
lar. We will tie
the knot for
Q5c.
WAR 1
Between China
WAR!
and Japan!
But there is no war between
BOLGER BROS. AND
THEIR CUSTOMERS,
as evidenced by their smiling faces after purchasing goodd
at (ireatly Ueduced Prices.
We have an Elegant Line of CLOTHING for Men and
Boys, which we are selling at Very Low Prices.
Our GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS DEPARTMENT id
replete with all the Latest and Best Goods that can be
found.
In our TAILORING DEPARTMENT we have all the novel
ties in Cloth, both foreign and domestic. Fit and
Workmanship guaranteed at
BOLGER BROTHERS,
Originators of Small Profit System.
Agents for the celebrated Franklin Steam Laundry.
talis Harn Co.,
DEALERS IN
HARDWARE. STOVES and RANGES,
TIN, - SHEET IRON - and
AMMUNITION,
COPPER WARE,
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
WOOD AND IRON PUMPS.
And everything kept in a First-class Hardware Store.
Roofing and Spouting Done to Order.
REYNOLDSVILLE, PA.