THE FATAL THIRTEEN.
A Story. Whlrli Mnjr Not Tto Trm, Tlinl
Will Ilx Fnort for the Knpcrntltlmn.
Thirteen motiibiis iC tlio Fpvnrid
Flshtiirt club of l!nir;!n (l"fl"d tlm "11
superstition ono sultry day l.irt Aiijju.st,
enilmrkeil in a yncht I-.uIhiikIiih l ono
of tbo party mid mnrln n flny of it down
tlie river. Tliey visiteil mime of tlio
filensnro resorts on (iriind islmnl, nto n
line lunch, drunk inue.li beer mid ro
tllVIH'd trt tllil ritV i'.i"Ut 10 u'rli-e'i i;i
thfl PVoninR. As evidence of v.hnt thry
hnl dono thoys-.tt lefnro a plintn;:rniilier
nt Hour Spring Orovu imd.hml i;rni:;i
picture Hindi'. Tim phitiKr:MH'r win iv
ilerert tn strike oiT 111 Mpies, oiki fnvrnr'i
member, nnd then vtroy tlio nnj;nHvi'.
Tlio Sprudcls is n fjreat sncliil-polill-cnlorganir.ntiouof
DufTuto. It limrwir
ly 1,000 members. Last winter It
enred tlie big Broadway nrscnnl mi l
gave ball for chnrity, which tvns r.t
tended by 10,000 people.
Tlio 13 men who imulo tlio trip wcra
nil comparatively ynuiiii iumi, not 0 :0
over 43, nnd nil robust nnd bcallliy.
Within two months threo of them Ir.'.vj
dloil suddenly. Tlio first of tlio 13 to fc.)
tvss Michael North, n wholesale cijiar
dealer. He caught cold in the rally
winter, had n hemorrhauo of the hniRn
nnd died suddenly. Ho was 43 years old
and a mnnof utrongconstitntion. About
two weeks later the Bprudols wuro
hocked tn learn of tho sudden death of
Albort Daotzhold. Ho wont into tho
street while In a hontcit condition nffer
contest iu n bowling alley, caught cold
nut was carried off by pneumonia in
two days. Ho was 81 years eld, nearly
, Teet hlRh, weighed 180 pounds nnd
ha tho red cheeks of a girt The third
to tlio was tho man of nil the members
01 tho clnbwhom 1111 iiisnraiieoeov.pn.'iy
would pick out ns tho bot risx. lie w ,.s
TJermnn H. Kamper, nn mint' nv n"i
leto, n man who never dirslpr.tcd, (1 f . t
tall, Rplundii'ly prop irtioned n -1 "0
years old. lVmmonin killed lil .ni i two
days.
Tho rest of tho 13 began ti fe '! un
comfortable, Ono Any, while. Ion!::::;; nt
tho picturo taken nt Sour Spring (! iv ,
it struck John Schwabl ns a romarkablo
fact thnt tho threo men who had died
Stood ill tho fvent row in the 1 ieture.
He coniniunieated his discovery to t: .1
others. W hen tbo picturo was taken, 1 110
men stood four in row, with tho tl.iv
toonta man in tho roar. Buffalo 'Di.i
patoh in New York Sun.
WHO TO "TELEMAQUEf
The
MydtorKraa Indlvltlual Who 'fuakeil
Count Dnnirace anil Caught On.
Here is tie first explanation of a
hitherto inexplioable oircuniKtauct of tho
Gould-Cnstellnne marriage:
Among tbe guests nt that most adver
tised of American marriages was it man,
newly rich, not distinguihhed for clo
ganoe of manner, broad th of -education
or for anything save an iiiordinnto and
abnormal itch to "got into souiety" and
a monmner.tal choek in furthering an
ambition cot uncommon to ipxiplo of
his nnteopAonts.
Butho-tvns thoro, nnd all the Four
Hundred Sooked 011 nnd wondered, es
pecially those that woro not invited.
It turns out now thnt this'ltonrty old
buck of hnniblo origin, small beginnings
and aulMcnded aspirations got his invi
tation to the wedding through Count
Boniface ia Castollnno, the bridegroom.
As everybody knows, Count Boniface
had very little money prior t his mar
riage wiUi tlie Aniorioau hoiruKS.
He was forced to borrow.
He wns short of oolluterai or other
material aecurity, but hi social position
was valuable in tbe eyes oX Xlie man to
whom I have referred.
The Utter came to the coast's assist
ance and indorsed his notes to the
amount of $200,000, I nm told, nnd
thereafter was tbe count's bosom frioud.
Wherever the Count Castnilnuo was,
there was "the little jokor." and of
course he igot an Invitation tn the wod-
ding, an4'0f course be went.
Yoa cast bet that this particular ex
: ample of the newly rich newsr misses a
- trick la bta social game.
And such is the complex and hetero
geneous cfaarauter of our social fabrio
that, in spito of certain drawbacks, li!;o
the insect without wings, he will got
there just tho same.
I have uot mentioned by camo this
charming friend of tho noblo Count da
Castellnne, ibnt for nn appropriate cog
nomen I'll dub biui Ttlom.ique. Cliolly
Knickerbocker in Now York Eccordcr.
A Battle Over Whlekera,
St Louis is the scene of a livaly bat
tle between organized employers nud
the waiters In hotels and restaurants,
etc It is tho same old strife over whisk
ers. The employers want the tnen to
be clean shavuu, nnd the employees re
fuse to allow tbe hirsute adornment
which oovers their faces to be removed.
The trouble has even extended to the
baokmen and ooschmon, who have com
bined with tbe waiters and have taken
a firm stand against allowing their
whiskers to be removed.
They have beeaaeeking to obtain the
sympathy of the labor organisations of
Bt Louis, but the members of tbe Bar
bers' onion are against them and are
ready to out the objeotionable whiskers
off, shave them off, ebop them off iu
short, anything to reaaove them.
Tbe legislature has taken a hand in
the trouble, and two bills have been in
troduced, one requiring nil waiters in
hotels, restaurants, eta., to be oloan
haven and the other muting it a mis
demeanor for an omployor to discrimi
nate against an employee arho wears a
Beard. Albany Argus.
Wot la His nutriot.
During the last onmpaign the candi
dates woro all obliged to run tho gant
let of raffle tickets, church fair tiokuts,
subscriptions, eta. Ono of tho mayoralty
candidates was approach od by a tall,
motherly looking lady, who Bweotly so.
lieitud money for tho missionaries in
Africa,
"Africa," oxcluiuiud tho cuudldi'.tc,
"not a cent It is out of my district"
Wilkeslwre Leader.
THB PRESIDENT'S PROTECTORS.
Tti Arnifit flnnrrt Wlilrti Kprpn Watch
For Cranks Abnnt the White I tonne.
No president in the history of this
country has been so careful iu having
hiiusolf guarded as Mr. C'lovolnnd.
It stnrtotl with the Coxoy craze. Be
fore tho ooniinonwealers began their
march toward Washington bnt six po
licemen of tlio metropolitan forco wcro
detailed to do dnty in tho White Howe
grounds. Beside these wore the regu
lar corrsof W hito House watchmen and
doorkeepers. But when tho common
wenlers camo Marshal Wilson asked
Major M0010, chief of tho Washington
police, to detail 13 more of Ills men for
Whito Houso duty. Blnoo that time tho
cutiro forco of 18 policomcn, besides the
regular watchmen nnd secret Bcrvlce
men, guard over tho White Uoubb nud
Us occupants.
Three soutry boxos, with lookout win
dows, have beon erected in front nnd on
either sido of tho building. In those
armed guard do duty day nnd night,
whllo others patrol tho grounds. In the
daytime ample guards are about the
bouso nud grounds watching (or cranki
or others who may enter with malicious
dostgns,
Whotlier tho prosidont personally or
his friends insist upon this personal
guard is not known. Certain it is, how
ever, that 110 information can be got
from any of thorn. They as car of nil
expel tho camera (lends from the grounds
as they do a crank and have so far pre
vented a snap shot nt even a sentry box.
When tho provident drives, ho is fol
lowed by a well nrmod soorot sorvlce
man, who trails along a short distance
behind tho oxecutivo carriage in a bug
gy driven by a companion. Soveral
times ho went on horseback, but the
buggy idea lias been found to attract
least ntteutiou nnd to be moro prefora
Wo. Atlanta Constitution.
Howie's (Ireat Knife.
The bowio knifo obtains its name
from Rozin P. Bowio, who lived in
Maryland in tho early part of this cen
tury. Ho had n brother who had many
enemies, and ho, bolng turbulent and
fond of hand to hand debts, stood iu
need of pood weapons. K z.in undertook
to furnish him with a weapon sotno
what superior to nny thnt could bo found
in thoso parts nt that period. A knifo
was made out of a blacksmith's lilo, and
A blade wns had nine inches long, to
which was fastened a handio of six
inches. The knife was simple, strong in
build and had au admirable tompor.
Bowie used it in 19 sanguinary ooutcsts,
nnd then, happening in Philadelphia,
be met with a cotter who fashioned it
over for him. Bowie afterward Bottled
on the Mississippi, and entertained the
colobratod actor Edwin Forrest, to
Whom ho gave tho original knifo. For
rest plaoed the knife in his collection,
where he retained it nntil his death.
Hardwaro.
Call to Prohibitionists.
KEYNoi.wsvn.i.E, Pa., May 13, '1)5.
lliadiwirler Jiffrmon County I'mhihi
tion Kuvctiliir Committee.
The Proh iWtinnlHtu of Jefferson coun
ty are horoVy called upon to asnemble
in annual convention at RcynoldBvllle,
Pa,, in Certtannial hall on tho 24th day
of May, 1805, at 10.IX) o'clock A. M.
Said convention is culled for tho pur
pose of nominating candidates to bo
voted upon at this full's election, elect
delegates ftw the Prohibition State con'
vention to he held in Pittsburg June
0th, also county executive officers, and
to transact such other business that
shall prosMjoty come before tho convon
tion.
In the noilng a grand mass meeting
will bo heWn at the same ball. State
Chairman 15. D. Patton will deliver an
able address. Other prominent local
speakors ase engaged for tho occasion.
Good musk Sn attendance.
S. Shaffer, Chairman.
An Important Itrm.
Do not van to your money on vilo,
watery mb&turcs compounded by Inex
perienced persons when W. B. Alexan
der, sole agnnt, will give you a bottle of
Otto's Cure free of charge. If you have
coughs, colds, asthma, consumption, or
any disease of tho throat or lungs, a
few doses 0 this great guaranteed rem
edy will surprise you. Hold a bottle of
Otto's Cure to the light and observe its
beautiful goUun color and thick, heavy
syrup. Samples free; large bottle 50c,
Frank fird, Del., July 20, 181)4.
Gentlemen: I have been suffering
from Insomnia, caused, I suppose, from
disordered liver. A friend of mine
recommended Hood's Compound Extract
Celery. Although I am not a believer
in mediolnes of this kind, rather than
suffer any longer I was prevailed upon
to give your mediciae a trial. Had any
one foretold the results that followed, I
would have disbelieved them. Thanks
to tbe excellent effects from two bot
tles, I am working eight hours per day
and sleeping like a top.
Patrick Hennessey.
Sold by Stoke, the druggist
A Hl(h BoUar.
' 'Those two seats next to yon, "said the
sjsfaer at the crowded theater, "seem to
be nnooonpied. Please let these gentle
men sit down in them. "
"Those seats, me good man, " respond
ed Cholly languidly, produolng his
checks and looking at the usher through
bis eyeglass, "belong tome ovabooat
Please stand a little to one side. Yon
obstwnot me view of tbe stage." Chi
cago Tribune.
Sh lion's Cure is sold on a guarantee.
It cures incipient consumption. It Is tho
best cough cure. Only one oont a doso,
25ets., DOutB. and (1.00, Sold by J. C.
King & Co.
mBm
r.ivts. snif
r-i.ooiiotiic,
Onecentadoeft
It is seiil on n r.unrnnloo bv ell dri'ir-
ptiM. It cures Tirtritont CensuTm!on
and is the boat Courcii and Croup Cu e.
PohlliyJ.r. King Co
66t an Education.
Filuenllnn nnd fortune in lintitl 111 hand.
del hii I'dueiilleii at the Central Htiilo Nor-
ninl HehiKil, l.oek II 11 veil, I'll. I- It-Mt-cllmfl
necnninioiltttlon nm! low rate, flttite nld tn
ntutW'iits. Kor IHiiHiratetl nilnloKue ntMreiw
I AM Kf KI.IION, I'll. P., rilnelpnl,
IOt-k llnven, I'a.
HO Every Woman
Sometimes tieeus a rsu
obla monthly regulating
medicine.
Dr. PEAL'S r
PENNYROYAL PILLS,
Are prompt, sufe ind eeruin In mult. Tlie xtiu.
Inelllr. Ivnr-inPTerdlnppmnU Bont aufWlielVi
1.00. ro-.IMcrtictnelX) ,Cieelna.o.
For mile nt II. Alex moke's ilrim store.
D
JHSOLUTION NOTICE.
Notlro n hori'hy irlvrrt thnt the piiHmfMht
IIMiiy I'MNtlllal llflWl'VIl illt. I. .MHMI-MtPM, r.
I. Hcrlcy iiimI SriHi M. 'IWIhihI, nf Ui'.vntiMs-
villi t I Hi ilH'l' r iiH' in in iinini' ui iiryiMHiiM-
vlllii llartluitiu ( 0.. wilt, on tin- hi It ihty of
Mn v, M'i.y IIIv.hI fty iniMinil (niwcnt. All
ill-tits nwlnir 1( nld tirtnM-shlp iih' 1i bo vt
ivlviillty itlh'r int'inlM't-nf Hi in find till
iIi'IiiihmIh on Hiiil pn nrlilp lire 1i Ih pic
wiitiMl to rllheriif llicni fir piiytnmit.
p At, iv. .runr"n(
K. I. Hkki.kv,
SmTT Ml'Cl.l M.AMt.
Hixilt 1.-f 'ItilltiriJ will tin In tho WfVlliilllu.
villi-llunlwaiit 'u. rtot- wlii'ii nil n me
Imlebti'il tn Hiihl fl 1 111 will plensi I'ttll iiimI
hm t le either 1y t'li nr note 011 or Iwfore lite
1.11 11 nay in .piiih 1 -.. aimt 1 1111 1. 1 1 in.' Mir
ImhiKh will n left Mr rolicrtloii.
To the Building Public!
Math. Mohncy Is now ajrent for tho
Fltzoerald Wall Plaster.
Any one who desires to havo work In
that lino, would resnoetfully invite
them, for prices nnd further Informa
tion, to cull on
M. MOHNEY,
Ueynoldsvllle, Pa.
lUlUUlltU liti
OF li El'XOLliS VILLI.
CHPITHL $80,000.00.
O. lmtrltrll, Praldrnt
IKtl MrClclland, Tire Pr.
John II, KM'lior. aliler
Dlrrctora:
0. Ml1e1l, Rcott Mettelland. J. C. King,
Jom'irti Klmusii, it. r.. Iirown,
1. W. Culler, J. II. Knucher.
noon acneralbanklnKriUfilneiwand mllclta
Itia accoama or mnrvnanta, pmnttMinimi men,
farmura. nechunU'H. mliiuni. lunilwrmun nnd
oilier. pmnilHtnK the moot careful attention
va (ue Dianaeaa ui an peraona.
flnfe Dftmalt Itoxea tor Krnt.
First National Hank batldlnR, Nolan block
Fire ProoT Vault.
PEOPLE'S
Bargain store!
Is the only cheap store in
town. Special bargains every
day in Ladies1 and Gents'
Furnishing Goods!
Note our prices:
Five-fourths oil cloth 15c.
per yard.
Men's top shirts from
15c up.
Boys' knee pants 15 c. per
pair and up.
Men's working pants from
78c. up.
Finest line of trunks in
town at cut prices.
Fine line of men's and
boys' straw hats at very low
prices.
Ladies' and children's un
derwear from 5c. up. Come
and get one.
Our motto is Quick Sales
and Small Profits. Call and
get our prices and be con
vinced that we are cneapes
store in town in our line.
People's
Bargain
Store
XL
Frst
Moll nno 1
linn:
L 11 IV
OTKLMcC'ONNKLL.
TtKYNOLtlSVILLK. PA.
FNAXKJ. HLAVK Pmpriftnr.
Tlio Irndliitf Imlrlof tho town. Hnnflrjuiir
r fur i'(mnn'ri'ltil nitn. Htt'iim liciit. fite
1Mt. Illllll CtMUllf Mild I'll Hl1 ft Dtl HVtTV fllMtr.
firttnplc riHmift, btlllurd riHitn, loli'iihone con-
IHMMIOfW ftl',
JJOTKL nr.LNAP,
HIC YNOLDSV1 U.K., I'A.
C. 1HLLMAX, Pmioittor.
FIikI rln In every nnrlli-iilnr. f.nrntofl In
he very eentre of lite lnt-tlne purt. nf town,
'reo Mum to nnd from trittni mtil eonnnorilniia
Rumple room? for eommerelnl truvt'lei.
TmOOKVITXF, PA.,
VlllL '. (VI H HI Eli, V.nnWor,
Hnnmlt rom on ilin ffrnunrl floor, limits
ciitfd ly natural gnn. Otnttltnin to and from
11 tritltiH.
OOHE S WINDSOR HOTEL,
1217-21) FlLHF.RT STRF.ET,
PHILADELPHIA, PENN'A,
PltES'WM J. MOOliK, Proprietor.
i(42 tied rooms. Ttutes fi.no per day Amerl
nn I'lnti. PililiM k from I'. It. It. Ilettot nnd
i Mock from New 1'. fc. It. It. lli'ixil.
E. KBm
JUSTICE OF THE TEACE
And Iti'iit Est ill i' Ant-tit, IteynoldHvllle, I'a.
c
MITCHELL,
ATTOHN E Y-AT-LAW.
OlHre on Went Main atrrel. npiHmlte the
Coiiiinercliil Hotel, Iteynolclsvlllu, ni.
I)
It. 11. E. HOOVEK,
HEYNt )L1)SV1 LLE, l'A.
lti'sldt'iil tli'iillt. Iii liulltlliiK nenr Metlin-
(llst rliuivh, opiiosltu Arnoltl bliH'k. (ii'iitle-
iii'hh In opt'riit lutr.
C. 1.. tlOIIIION. JOHN W. I1KKI).
QOHDON' & HEED,
ATTOUN E YS-AT-LA W,
HiiNikrllli', Jelti'rHon Co., l'n.
Olllt'c In room formi'rlv occiiiilpt hv Gorilon
ftCorlictt Winl Main Ntrvet.
w. l. Mccracken,
BrnkTillt.
S. M. M.DON At,0,
RjboUitIIIi.
jyj(!CHACKEN & Mcdonald,
Altnrnryn diitl CiiutmllmtHil-Law,
Offlceaat Iteynnldlvllle and llrookvlllo.
It
EYNOLDSV1LLE LAUNDRY,
WAH SING. Proprietor,
Corner 41 h xlrept nnd flordon alley. First
claM work done at rammalle prloea. Olve
ine launury a trial.
R. R. E. HARBISON,
SURGEON DENTIST,
ltpynnldKvllle, I'a,
Ofttre tn nMimn formerly occuiiled bv I. H.
Mi'Cri'tnlit.
N. HANAU
Has brought the
Best and
Lowest Prices
ever seen in this town. Come
and see for yourself.
A Fine Line of
Summer silks!
plain and figured. Silk that was sold
at 4iio., now &; soia at ooo., now dii
sold at ooo., now 4a.
Fine line Henrietta that was sold for
40c,, now 25.
Fine line of Dimity and Jaconat
Uuchoiis IU and
Dress Ginghams for So.
A fine line of Ladles' Capes from I:
to 118.
Children's ready-made Eaton Suits,
age 4 to 12 years.
Fine assortment of Novelty Goods In
the Ladles' Department.
Clothing - Department!
Suits that were sold for $7, $8,110 and
12, now for a and to.
Children's Suits for 90o.
Cheviot Shirts for 24o.
You will save money by calling and
examining our stock before purchasing
elsewhere. '
N. Hanau.
&ubacrlt for
The Star,
If you want tha New
Get Ready!
rOR T,U
WARM WEATHER 1
S
We have tlit!iii in nil
tlicm.
A-iiievicmi Dimitie.s,
I3elfnst Diiriiiies,
Percales, Chnllie,
Greimdiiies,
Jiicoiiet Diichesso Lawns
And ninny other kind. We never hnd such a fine
Rejection nnd the prices are low.
EES I N G & OO.
G
O
O
D
w
E wish to. inform the public
ji i i
Selling
-Our Entire
Giotlilno and Gents'
AT COST!
We most respectfully ask that
prices and examine our stock before
purchasing elsewhere.
Tailor-made Suits to Order from $17.00 up.
BOLGER BROS.,
Merchant Tailors and Gent's Furnishers.
ReynolQSYillB Harare Co.,
DEALERS IN
HARDWARE. STOVES and RANGES,
TIN, SHEET IRON - AND - COPPER WARE,
AMMUNITION, HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
WOOD AND IRON PUMPS.
And everything kept in a
Roofing and Spouting Done to Order.
REYNOLDSVILLE, PA.
.-..il
UW
-
OOME IN!
Where?
TO THE
"Bee Hive" store,
WHEBK
L. J. McEntire, & Co.,
The Groceryman, deals in all
kinds of
Groceries, Canned
Goods. Green Goods,
Tobacco and Cigars, Flour
and Feed, Baled Hay and
Straw. FreBh goods always
on hand.
Country produce taken in
exchange for goods.
A share of your patronage
is respectfully solicited.
Very truly yours,
Lawrence J. Mckntlrc & Go.,
The Grocerymen.
L
C a
Shades. You nliould see
that we nre
4c ijc
- Out
Stock of-
Furnishing Goods
you come in and see our
First-class Hardware Store.
fTT TAKEI THI PUCE OF DANGEROUS
Vlli GASOLINE. GOES IN ANY STOVE.
TlTTl?VT,Tr no smoke, dirt or odor, a
liVlXlMJlX CHEAPER THAN W00O OR COAL
(ffi&h WAKT AGENTS on
II v salary or commission.
I F fl TTi sena ror uuiioiiu
NATIONAL OIL BURNER CO.
602 CCOAN AVC.
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
J. S. MORROW.
DEALER IN
Dry Goods,
Notions,
Boots, and
Shoes,
Fresh Groceries
Flour and
Feed.
GOODS DELIVERED FREE.
OPERA HOUSE BLOCK
Reynoldsville, Pa.