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A. ftTKPHKNKON, Kdllor mid Pub.
V KONKSDA Y, (hTtoHKIU 7. 11147
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Weilnrsiliiy hi Iti'Viinlilsvllli', .letTrrHiiii t'i.
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nil with fnlrnis. nml will heespei-lnlly frlniul
ly towttnl the Inliorlnft rlnss.
pilitsrriptliin nrireTl.iw'l" ryiMir, m niivmirt'.
ii-n
ronimutili'iit Ions Inti'tiil
for niilillriitlon
must Iw nrrotnpittiliMl hy the writer's name,
not for miMli'iitloii. lint nn n Riinraiitee or
istri fnltli. ttitoresllmi new Itrinssiillrltfil.
Ailvirtlsltur rules untile known oil npitllrn
tlon nt the ortlre In Arnold' HIiM'k.
I.enirlity I'ointmiitlrntloii nml rliniiire of
advertisements should renrli this tiuVe by
Mondfiv noon.
Aililri' nil I'limniiinli-ntlons to (). A. Cleph
enoti, ItrvnoMsvllle, 1'n.
Kiitereif nt the postoftlre nt KeynolilRVllle,
Pa., ns mHMiml da mull mntter.
Tho limit In'don tvlWiimtory now linn
flvo hiinitntl ami forty-nlx Inmates.
Andrew (4. Ctirtin, who ponmtwtl
about tH.ODO.lXX) of thin world's pmtls,
wllWid nil his tjroMirt.y to hln wlfo.
From 'm,mi to 2."D,(MM) stamp of
various dontmilnatlon worn stolen from
tho niircn.il of Eniravlni nml Printing
nt Wasliiiiifton, 1). C, lust Thuinilay.
Two employocn of tho stump depart
mont wero plnwil untler arrest.
The overseers of tlw Hor In Wll
liamnpot't havu pouted notltva In all the
millions and hotels of the city rant Ion
Inir bartenders not to Ki ll liquor to a
number of persons whoso families are
constantly applying to tho board for
relief. ' '
Aeeordlng to a recent Supreme (.'onrt
tleelslon hnnded down, a man who wishes
to drive faster than his nt'IghlMir, has a
right to puss on the highway: and if the
latter Interferes, thereby cunning an
accident, he in responsible for all
dittniige clone.
Seven masked men held tip a passen
ger train not many miles from tho
Kiitiotml Capitol last Friday evening
and rubbed the Adams F.xpresn car of
tMW.OOO. Tills I one of tho games the
bund Its of the far west play, but when
it Is played so mieeessfully In Virginia
It Is coming nearer homo.
Hlchnrd Smith, tho typo founder, be
queathed tho city of Philadelphia
$1,000,000. Tho will was probated last
Friday. Of tho almvo amount Vi00,"
Is to erect a monumental memorial in
Fairmont Park, and 70,000 to build a
children's playhouse In the park. Mr.
Smith also gave $.-),0i)0 each to tho
Philadelphia Typographical Union and
tho Philadelphia Typographical Society.
"Hrcaking Homo Ties" and "Last
' Hours of Mozart," two pictures on ex
hibition In tho art gallery at tho Pitts-
burg Imposition, aro bo lifo-llko thut
one can almost Imagine they can hear
tho mother's kind words of ndvlco and
affectionate good-bye In "Breaking
Home Tics," and the last words of the
dying man In the other picture. These
pictures cannot bo appreciated by a
hasty glance.
The Presbyterian Synod, of Pennsyl
vania will hold Its thirteenth arnual
session In the First Presbyterian church
. of Tyrone from Oct. 18th to 22nd.
Three hundred commissioners, repre
senting the churches of twenty-four
.presbyteries will be present. This Syn
od has within Its bounds 191,738 com
municants. Last year the Presbyterian
church contributed to all of her agen
cies over $14,000,000. Of this sum the
. Synod of Pennsylvania gave $3,000,000.
During the year 15,581 members were
received Into this Synod; 0,000 more
.than tntg any other synod.
Ttev. Mol'ioy, of Jorwy City, declares
It to be his bellof that there are no wo
men In hoaven. He believes that there
shall be no sox In the future life espec
ially the feminine sex. "Man was made
for the glorification of God, and woman
for that of man," he Bays: "As there
are no marriages In heaven, there Is no
need for women." He then quoted from
St. Luke, xx, 35: "But they which
shall he accounted worthy to obtain
that world and the resurrection from
the dead, neither marry nor are given
In marriage." Bradford Era. True
there will be no marriages In heaven,
and thore may be no sex there, but we
believe thore will bs women thore,
and the self-denying, whole-souled,
klnd-heartod women who do so much
for the out-casts and sin-sick souls of
earth will be recognized and honored
before the throne in tho kingdoms of
eternal joy.
Resolutions.
Tho following rennultitlons were
adopted by tho Jefferson county W. C
T. U. at tlin convention held In Iteyn
oldsvlllo Oct .ltd, ll4:
Kecognly.lng the Trltino Clod an the
source of all just power In government,
and tho Iird Jesus Christ as tho sover
eign ruler of nations, wo do hereby
declare '
1, ThBt tho liquor traffic of thin na
tion In resHitisllile for neatly all the
murders, bloodshed, rlotn, poverty,
misery and woe. It breaks up thou
sands of happy homes every year, sends
tho husband and father to prison or the
gallown, and driven countless mothers
and little children Into the world to
suffer and die. It furnishes nearly all
tho criminal business for our courts and
blBstn every community It touches.
Therefore It cannot bo licensed without
sin.
2, That tho government of the Unit
ed States should honor the Lord In
stopping Its business on the Sabbath
and In giving every one engaged In tho
U. H. mall service, tho telegraph and
railroad service his dlvlncly-appolntcd
rest day. Then tho states would be
free to protect all wage workers within
their own borders In their God-given
Sabbath, and that thin would go far
towards solving the latter problem.
.1, That as woman In the mont trust
worthy guardian of the home, she
should have tho right of suffrage and a
voice In the making of laws to protect
her homo and children from the devices
of wicked men.
4, That this is mil a government of
tho people, as women aro people and
have no volco in it, and that taxation
without representation Is tyranny.
5, That we heartily endorse the
action of railroads and all companies
w ho will not employ men known to use
intoxicating drinks, and we tender our
thanks to tho A. V. H'y company for
tho many favors wo have received by
way of reduced rates toourconvcntlons.
And also resolved that wo seek tho
eo-oteration of our railroad brothers in
our temperanco work, lndng well awaro
that In their strength and faithfulness
we would find an active and earnest
ally.
7, That wo do rcjoloo In the defeat
of Col. V. C. P. Breckinridge and hopo
that a man with a pure, clean heart and
enough brains to know that ho shall bo
judged by his actions and not by his
religion may tako his place.
8, That we highly commend the action
of tho ladles of the Ashland district for
their noble and public stand for purity
and and uprightness In governmental
affairs as well as tho homo, and that
their example bo followed by the Indies
of tho land In similar canes, and ask
that a copy of these resolutions bo sent
those ladies for their encouragement in
the Nformance of noblo duty.
0, Whereas, It has pleased our Heav
enly Father In His all-wise providence
to remove from tlmo to eternity our be
loved sisters, Caroline E. Mitchell and
Anna Walker, resolved that In their
death we as a Co. W. C. T. U. have lost
earnest and exemplary members; that
while we sadly miss thotn wo hope tho
meekness and christian grace of their
characters may still be with us for
future good and that we hoed the ex
ortatlon "Bo ye also ready for In such
an hour as ye think not tho son of man
comoth."
10, Resolved that our sincere thanks
be tendered to the ladies of the
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
of Reynoldsville for the good arrange
ments mado for the comfort ot this con
vention, to the trustees of the M. E.
church for use ot the same, to those
who have so hospitably entertained
delegates and visitors, to those who
provldod the music and to all who In
any way contributed to the success of
this convention.
Mrs. Frank Chiloott,
Miss Lizzie K. Tokrence,
Mrs. 8. K. Pifer,
Mrs. Eason,-
Mrs. Moore,
Committee.
Do you possess that subtle, fickle, fas
cinating something women call a dis
tinctive personality? It outshines the
rarest jewels, scorns the latest fads,
pushes back into the background the
most seductive frocks and gives 1U mis
tress an enviable part to play in life's
drama. Ah! the charm of it. Men are
captivated by it, women are won by It.
The woman who holds her head like a
queeo receives her full mood of admira
tion whether she is found behind the
counter or in a palaoe. I met such a
woman the other day. She stood like a
goddess at her station in the laoe de
partment of a big establishment, and
every shopper who approached tbe fair
young oreature seemed to feel the spell
which strong individuality bad wov
en about her. Apologetically they ask
ed the price of laces and watched each
motion of the superb one as she moved
from place to place. Ex.
Bhortalgbtedneae.
To waste your money on vile, dirty,
watery mixtures, compoundod by inox
pertonced persons, when you have the
opportunity of testing Otto's Cure free
of charge. Why will you continue to
irritate, your throat and lungs with that
terrible hacking cough when W. B.
Alexander will furnish you a free sam
ple bottle of this great guaranteed rem
edy? Hold a bottle of Otto's Cure to
the light and observe Its beautiful
golden color and thick, heavy syrup.
Largest packages and purest goods.
Large bottles 50c. and 25c.
West Reynoldsville School Notes.
One week of the second month has
passed with a slight Increase In the
number of pupils enrolled, and consider
able Increase In the avorage dally
attendant).
Parents will greatly assist the teach
ers In fulfilling that part of tho law
which forbids the admission of children
to the public school, who are under six
years of age, by keeping them at home
until they have reached the proper ago.
For tho benefit of the patrons of the
school, who, no doubt, wilt be anxious to
learn what Is being taught in their
school, we name the following branches
all of which aro being given duo atten
tion: ,
PRIMARY WTOlor,.
Langungo Alphabet, spelling, read
ing. Written work: copying sentences,
inscription of objects In short sentences
and reproduction of short storlos, spe
cial attention being given to capitals
and punctuation marks.
Mathematics Development of num
bers, application of these numbers In
addition, subtraction, multiplication
and division; geometrical forms and size
studied from objects.
Primary Science Geography, cardi
nal points developed, study of Pennsyl
vania and Jefferson Co. Physiology:
divisions of the human body, effects of
tobacco, beer, whiskey and wlno on the
human body. Lessons on plants, oral
lessons In history.
Art Writing, drawing and singing.
INTKKMKIIIATR SCHOOL.
Language SNlllng, reading. Writ
ten work: selections of prose and poetry
studied and reproduced In writing.
Hyde's lessons In Knglish completed.
Illtertnetllnte reading completed.
Mitt heinat les Primary arit bluet It!
completed with supplementary work,
geometrical forms in advance of those
taught In the Primary school.
Primary Science Geography! Pri
mary IsKik completed and reviewed,
special attention being given to Jeffer
son Co., Pennsylvania and United
States. History: Primary bonk com
pleted, with supplementary work. Les
sons on plants and animals.
Art Writing, singing and drawing,
map and object drawing.
(ITMMMAR SCHOOL.
Language Spelling, reading and
grammar; Hyde's Practical Lessons In
Knglish completed. Reproductions,
developments and coin)osltlon work.
Beginner's Latin. Hyde's Higher Les
sons will bu taken up before tho closo of
tho term.
Mathematics Arithmetic: advanced
book completed and reviewed. AlgO'
bra: Melno's High School Algebra.
Primary Sclenco Geography: nd-
vancod book completed. Physical
geography: entire book. History: ad'
vanced book comploted. Physiology
Hutchison's Laws of Health completed
with supplementary work.
Art Writing: Composition work.
Copy books No. 5 and 0. Drawing maps
In history and geography.
Books used Modorn Spollor, Frank-
tin's Readers, Hutchison's Physiologies,
Goff's Arithmetics, Hydo's Grammars,
Barne's Histories, Warren's Primary,
Brief Courso and Physical Geographies,
Mo! no's High School Algobra, Begin
ner's Latin Book Collar and Daniel.
Horses for Sale.
A pair draft mares, Bound and true,
4 and 5 years old, weighing 1,400 and
1,500 lbs.; two borsos 4 years old, weigh
ing 1,025 lbs.; one mare three years old,
weighing 1,025 lbs.; and one pair of
mules. J. C. Kino & Co.
la marriage at failure t
Have you been trying to got the best
out of existence without health In your
family? Have you been wearing out
your life from the effects of Dyspepsia,
Liver Complaint and Indigestion? Are
you sleepless at night? Do you awake
in the morning footing languid, with
coated tongue and sallow, haggard
looks? Don't do it. A shout In the
camp tolls how Bacon's Celery King
has cured others; it will cure you. Trial
package free. Large sizes GOe. and 25o
at W. B. Alexander's.
Remember that Glenn Milllren saves
you big money on hats. You should
call and see his line before purchasing
elsewhere.
Attend Reed's closing out aale and
save 25 per cent on every dollar invest
ed. Shoes at cost.
Save the 25 per cent profit other deal
era will ask you, by buying at Reed's
King & Co. and W. Spry tell tlx
pounds of crackers for twenty-five oU,
Statlroatt ft I me Arable.
iUFFALO, ROT' H F.ST F.It & PITTS
1 BUItGH RAILWAY.
Tim short linn hf.twi.pn lltiltul. Illflirwitv.
ttrntlford, Hiilnmnni-n, HiifTiilo, Roehoster.
Nlnonrn Fulls nnd points In tho upper nil
region.
un nnn nncr .nine inn, isim, pniwen
:er trnlnn will nrrlvennd tlcimrt frnm Knlls
irrnk HtHtlon. dullv. xriiit Hnndnv. an fol
lows:
vu r. M. nnd ft.au p. m. AenimmiKlatloiin
from l'iinmilHwiitv nnd Hivr knn.
:ftO A. M. HtitTHloiind Korhnstcr mnll For
HriM'kwny vllle, Klflitwiiy..lohnsonhiirirlMt,
Jiiwrtt, HrHilford.Hiilnniiint'n, HtifTiiln nnd
Uoehestert t'nniifcllhK nt .lohtiHontnirfX
with I'. A E. trnln H. for Wilcox, Knne,
Warren. Corrv nnd F.rln.
10:fi!l A. M. Ai'i'otnmodiitlnn For fykes,
Ills Hun and I'littxsiitnwiiey.
:BO 1 M. Ilriiilford Aeronitnodntlon For
Hi-writ ret Hrockwny vllle, hlltnont, t'nr-
mnn, kldicwny, JolitinonhurK, Mt. Jewett
und llrudford.
:10 P. M.-Miill-Fnr Diillols, fykes, Ills
Run, I'litiXNiimwncy nnd Wnlston.
Pnssenffi'm nre rcuueMcd to purrhnsn tick
ets Is'forv entering th cars. An encrsn
hntite of Ten renin will Imi collected hy ron-
iictorn when rnres nrr pnid on trtiins. rrom
II si nt Ions when a t trket ofllee Is ninlnt nine d.
Thousnnd mile tickets nt two cents per
mile. Rood for pnssngn lietween all stations.
J. II. MclSTVHR, Agent, t nils crock, l'n.
Hen. I'ns. Agent
KiM'lii'stvr N. Y
Editorial "We."
Someone who wants to explain what
editorial "we" signifies says it has
variety of meanings, varied to suit the
circumstanoes. For an example: When
you read that "we expect eur wife
home to-day," we refor to the editor-ln
chief; when it Is "we are a little late
with our work," It Includes the whole
office foroo, even to the dovll and the
towel; In "we are having a boom," the
town is meant; "we received over 700,
000 emigrants last year," it embraces
the nation; but "we have hog cholera
in our midst," only means the man who
takes the paper and does not pay for it
is very ill. Clearfield Journal.
Oats at 42 cents per bushel at Swartz
Bros.
As the season for lighting up the
usual number of stoves for the winter is
fast approaching, every householder
should give the flues a critical inspec
tion and have thom put in perfectly safe
condition before putting up their stoves.
To neglect this precaution may result In
a costly conflagration.
New glassware just received at H. J.
Nlckle's
If you want all the news, subscribe for
The Star.
You will find a bargain In English
decorated ware at Schultze's.
, Vvifttna with the etefc.
Johns Rkitz At the residence ot the
bride's father, Edward Relts, in Belle
view, Pa., by Rev. Jas. H. Jelbart on
Oct. 10th, 1894, Wm. A. Johns and
Mlas Letitla RelU, both of Bellevlew
R. tl. MATiir.wn
neritl f
HiiITiiIi
fleneritl flint.
.11, N.
Y.
ENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
IN F.FFKCT NOV. IB, 1W3.
I'lilliidelnliln ft F.rle Kitllrond Division Time
Tuliln. Trillin) lenve llrlftwood.
EASTWARD
M-Trnln S, dully exrrpt fundiiy for
04 A
tlons.
fiinliury, Hnrrlslmrg nnd Intcrmcdltttc sin
rn
and VlllinmHirt to Haiti
- .-I ltl.O...I..I..I.I I.UI a. ...
new lorn, iikiwji. ni. iitiminore. i p. m.
WiiKlilnirton. H::i7 n. ni I'lillmnn I'nrlor enr
from WlllliinisiHirt nnd immhgcr couches
rrom Kline lo I'll utile nlilii
:i I'. M. Trnln It, dully except Pundny for
niirrisniirn unci iniertneoiuie sinuous, nr
rlvlni nt Phllndcltilila 4:M A. H.i New York.
i'.'Xl A. M. Through couch from Diillols to
llllntnsnort. I'lillmnn f leeplng cars from
Hiirrlstiuig to Plilhidelphla find New York.
I'hlluilf Ipliln. piissi-ngers ciin remain in
sleeper uiidlstiirlM'd until 7:Mi A. M.
:;tri I'. M. Trnln 4. dully for Hiinhurr. tlarrls-
liiii'g and Intermedial!! stations, arriving at
Philadelphia, 11:. Hi a. m.i New York, ::)
A. M.l Hull lluore, 11:211 A. M.j Washington, 7::M
A. M. riillman cars from r.rle and llllnins.
port to I'lilladelphlii. Passengers In slccjs'r
tor Halllmore and Washington will he
tnuiMf erred Into Washing! on sleeper at Mar
i-lshing. Passenger coaches from Krlo to
I'hlladelphla
more.
WF.STWAUD
:.r2 A. M. Train I, dally except Sunday for
Itldifwav. Ilullols. Clermont nnd Inter
mediate si nl Inns. Leaves Itldgwny nt 3:UI
l. M. tor r.rle
M A. M. Train 3, dally for File nnd Intcr-
ineuiatn isHiits.
27 I'. M. Trnln II, dally except Sunday for
Knne n tin nn ermeo inn stat ions.
TIIUOlllll THAINS Kilt llllll'TW(K)l)
l- HOM TIIK EAST AND SOUTH.
TltAIN II leaves I'hlladclplilii B:IW) A. ni.)
i nshlugton, 7..hi A . M.l Halllmore, S:4ri A. M. I
iiKesiiiirre, 111:1.1 a. m.i uauy except. tn
flity, arriving at HrlftwiHid nt ll:'!7 p. M. with
I'll 1 1 ti 111 11 Parlor car from riilladelplilu to
u llllamsMirt.
TRAIN leaves New York at S p. m.t 1'lilln-
fieiiiiini.il:?! p. m.i nasiiingion. in.411 11. m.t
Kri It I mi ire. II.4H p. in.) dully striving nt
iirniwiMHi 111. icmi a. in. I'liiitnan sieeinng
cni-s 11-0111 rniiaticiiihiii 10 r.rie ntiii iroi
Washington nnd Halllmore to WllllnmsiHirt
ntiil lliroilifli nassenger concnes inun i'iiiih-
delphln to Ki le anil Baltimore to YVIIIIiiins-
pori nun 111 iiuiiois
THAIN I leaves llenovo nt (I:. a. in., (lull
except Sunday, arriving at llrlllwisid 7
u. 111.
JOHNSONBURG RAILROAD.
(Dully except Sunday.)
TRAIN Id lenvr Kldgwnv lit 0:40 n. m.i John
sotimirg at w:fw n. 111. , arriving nt .ieruiniii
111. 111:4.1 n. in.
TWAIN tfl leaves t'lermotit at ft):M n. m
rlvlug nt .lohnsoniiuiH at 11:40 a. ui, and
Kldgwny nt 1 1 :r a. 111.
illy
7:;t!
JIDGWAY & CLEARFIELD R. R.
DAILY EYCKPT SUNDAY.
SOUTHWARD. NORTHWARD.
A.M. l'.M
P7KT
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18
122-2
12:il
12 :m
12 42
12 44
12 40
I UU
I 10
I 14
140
A.Mt
STATIONS
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9 4M Island Hun 120 22
DIM Mill Haven 1 It) ft 1.1
1002 I'mylimd ion am
10 III Shorts Mills 12 .Mi SMI
10 IA lllue Hock 12 M ft M
111 17 Vlnevnrd Run 12 Hi ft ill
10 211 Currier 12 SO R4S
10:12 HtfK'kwny vllle 12 :tM ft art
0 42 McMllin Summit 12 :t0 ft 2fi
10 48 Harveys Run 12 28 ft 20
10M Fulls (.'reek 12 20 ft III
11 m Diillols 12 OS IIOU
TKAINt liKAVt, MlllOWai .
Eastward. Westward
Trains. 7:17a.m. Trnln ,ll:4 a. m.
Trnln B. 1:4ft o. m. Train p. m
Trnla 4, 7:IW p. 111. Trnln II, 8:28 p. m
H. PHEVOHT,
Oeu. Manager.
J. H. W)OD.
Uen. rak Ag't.
A LLEGHENY VALLEY RAJL-WAY
n- COMPANY commencing Buaday
May 27, 1894, Low Grade Dlviaiuiu
EASTWARD.
SVATIORS.
No.l,
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New Hetblehem
Oak Hltkte
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Lawfuinliam.
lied Hank....
No.2
A. M
10 111
10 42
10 IW
11 Oil
II 20
11 1
11 8H
11 47
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1 84
1 42
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Trains dally except Sunday.
DAVID McOAKQO, Gau'L. BUPT.
JAS. P.ANDERSON. OiKL. Pass. Aot.
OAKLAND
Private - Hospital
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PITTSBURG, PR.
Private treatment given, by experts, for all
aisenaea, meaicai or surgwai. n mjins-i
nt
ward where ladles may
v have the Deuei
ttunfliniu, hv a uklllod otistetrican. and
thoroughly trained nurse, and at the lint
time secure strict privacy. Special attention
Riven to all female troubles, skin dlsemtcaand
lung affections
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Nervous dlneaiiea pemoually
treated by Dr. D. E. Wllen, physician. In
ciiKPirM a irri.diiut.A of Jnffnrfion Medical IJOl,
lege oi rnua. A corps oishuiiui immiie
eut pbyalclant In constant attendance, aided
by trained nurses. Kate nioaernte, piacini
treatment within the reach ol the afttlcted
Patients admitted at all hours, tor full par.
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moFirraAvwoa. PITTSBURG, PA.
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My Popular Price One
Dollar
C. F. HOFFMAN,
Specialist In Vmmrm
tor th Eyts.
GUNS!
GUNS!
Our Guns Must be Sold!
Single ISnrrcl Remington, S 7 50
F& W
Champion,
II & A,
7 00
7 00
0 50
Double bl ltemi ngton No 1, 22 oo
All kinds of Ammunition, Reloading Sets of
all kinds. Gun Cases and Guns to Hire.
ALEX. KISTON.
You will find us in the same place we were with a new
line of fine
DRESS GOODS,
NOTIONS, LADIES'
COATS and CAPES,
and as to prices we quote you a few:
36 -in. all-wool Dress Flannel per yd
52 in. " " " "
45 In. Silk Finish Cashmere "
Covert Cloth
A. G. Cashmere, sold at 25c.
Ginghams
Red Prints
20x40 all-linen Towels
Come and see what we have.
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It n
25c.
45c.
65c.
45c.
now 15c.
05c.
05c.
10c.
BING & GO.
WAR! - WAR!
Between China and Japan!
But there is no war between
BOLGER BROS. AND
THEIR CUSTOMERS,
as evidenced by their smiling faces after purchasing goods
. at Greatly Reduced Prices.
We have an Elegant Line of CLOTHING for Men and
Boys, which we are Belling at Very Low Prices.
Our GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS DEPARTMENT is
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 BROTHER .
Originators of Small Profit System.
Agents for the celebrated Franklin Steam Laundry.