mt Star. Hnhiicri)lion tl.i'O mt y(ir, til ndrnnir. ' A. nri:iiiKMON, i:titor mill inb. WKllXKSOAV. .1UXK g. is.y Anlnilrpi'tiili'iil lm-al pnpvr. puIiINIiimI ivrry Wednrnliiy lit Iti-vtmlilivllli'. Ji'tlVrHmi rn. I'll., lIl'Villl'il til till' ItlllTI'stH f Hl'VIHllllsVllll' mid .li'trci'MiiD'oiiiiiy. Nun-iMilltlriil. III tirut nil with ful mi', anil will hi-i'HHi'ltilly frli'inl ly townriU tli' liiliiirlnit i'Iiiwh. KiiWilptliin prli'i'l riHin ryiMir.il! nilvntii'iv t!iiniiiiiitili'iitliin Inti'iiili'il for piilillriulnn tnimt Ihi nrriinipiinliMl liy ilin wrlti'r' iiiiinf, not for niililli'iitlon, lut in n tfimriinti'i' of good fulfil. Inti'i-i"! Inn ni'WH Iti'in nollrlti'il. Ailvirtlltur rnti tiimli' known on nppltrii tlon lit the oftti'i' In AiihiIiIV lllm'k. I.'nrlitv I'onininiilriilloii tui'l rtiiiiiito of nrtvi'ttlii'ini'iiln Mimilil riMirli tliln ifHr liy Momlnv ihhiii. Ailrlri nil I'omtniinli'ntlon to t A. fti'pli enon, Hi-vnoliUvilli'. I'u. Kiitm-il' nt tin piwlnftli'P nt Hi'ynolilHVllli', Ph.. iw i'i'onil rln mull mittti'r. Tho Hepubllran State Convention will lie hold at TlttrrlshtirK on tint 2tli of August. Tlio I'onvontlon will nomi nate cam) itluto lor nix judges for Su premo Court and one for Stati Treas urer. Sumo of tho papers have already eommonord to puke fun at tho "sweet plrl Krailuate." One of them tolls how sho described tho way In which n jnat butted a hoy out of the front yard: "No hurled tho previous end of his anatomy against tho boy' afterward with an earnestness and velocity whieh backed by the Hinderoity of tho jrnat's avolrduiHiis, Impaired a momentum that was not relaxed until ho landed on terra Anna beyond the pale of the gout's jurisdiction. Tho quantity of popper, particularly red pppiMT, that is consumed by tho natives of tropical countries will bo deemed ineivdiMe to people who live in more temperate ii'ttions, hut there Is a physiological reason for tho use of these sharp condiments. Tho uso of rod pop per in tho tropics braces up tho di gestive organs when impaired and re laxed by the great beat. In other words, pepper is nature's tonic against hot weather, and tho more liberal use of It in tho summer time might bo beno fioiiil oven to tho natives of toniiorate ones. Mrs. F. B. Thurbor, in an article in the July number of tho Jh moitsl .Vh;k zinr on "Is Fourth of July Celebrated Patriotically," says: American patriot Ism possibly has boon declining, I am not certain. However, I believe there is now n positive revival of a patriotic spirit among us. for I see it in many phases of our national life, especially In music I believe that with tho great reviving wave of patriotism in this country, music is at least to lmvf its placo. On Fourth of July. American melodies are played all over this land and in every country in whieh our Day of Independence is celebrated. We have already un American ojicra. Wo established an institution where a musical education, quite equal to any abroad, can lie acquired: and I see, not far uhead, a school of musicians which shall bo distinctively American, and which will be recognized as such by all the world. It Is not pnough to "keep store" In those days, but, in order to keep your business going at a pace that your rival can't outstrip, you've got to let the public know what you are doing. You may know all about it yoursolf, you may know that you have tho best store In town, equipped with every facility for doing business proper ly, and lots of other people may know It, too they gradually find it out by tolling one another but tho public don't know It, and won't know It, until their attention is sharply called to tho fact by intelligent, forceful advertising. It lit wonderful how the work of years can bo accomplished In a few brief months by the rlht kind of publicity. Many a wide awaVe business man has been forced from obscurity Into the lavorablc notice of tho public eye, and then kept there through each succeed ing year as steady and strong as the sparkling stream that unites the vast ocean with its humble source in the distant hills. F.x. Let us never lose our faith In human nature, no matter how often deceived. Do not let the deceptions destroy confi dence In, the real honesty, goodness, genorosit.v, humanity and friendship that exists In the world. Ohauncy Do pey." says: "I have lost twenty-five per eont. of all I have ever made in lending money and endorsing notes, and have Incurred generally the enmity of those I have helped because I did not keep it up. But every once In a while there wus somebody who did return In such full measure tho credit for the help that was rendered, that faith was kept allye and the beauty and the goodness of our human nature were made evident I have appointed about a thousand men to ofllue and employment which gave thorn tho support and chance to climb to position of greater responsibility and trust If they hud the Inclination and ability. Abuut nine out of every ten of them throw stones at me becuuse I did not tlo bettor for thom, keep on piibhing thuin: und yet there are a hundred or so who, by the exercise of their own ublllty, their own grasp of the situulioii, huve gone on to the ac complishment of such high ambitions and sucucssos, and huve appreciated In so uiuny way the help extended to thorn by helping others, that again my la I 111 iu liumuu imtuu letuulus un-dluiiuiblied.'1 Don't for Bicycle Riders. I'mm the New York Woilil. Don't "coast" without a brake. Don't wear a black sweater In tho summer. Don't ride on tho sidewalk. It may cost you .". Don't try to pose. Bicycle riding Is not n "cake-walk." Don't forget your tool bag, unless you want to lead your blko home. Don't whoop llko a Wild West Indian because you are out of your own neigh borhood. Don't get gay and try to rldo through A (lock of geese. You will lie thrown every time. Don't bend over on your w heel until uninitiated people think you are suffer ing from colic. Don't go out on a bicycle wearing a tail eont unless you enjoy making n ridiculous show of yourself. Don't bcliovo the farmer boy who says It Is "two miles to tho next town." It may lie two, four, six or twelve. Don't smilo at tho figure others cut astride their wheels, as It Is not given you to seo yourself as others seo you. Don't get off that old gag almut "that, tiivd feeling" every time you stop by tho roadside for a little breathing spell. Don't absent yourself from church to go wheeling as you and your bicycle are welcome at most bouses of worship. Don't Iw harsh In your criticism of "bloomers," as thero is no telling how soon your best girl may take to wearing them. Don't coast down a strange hill with a curve at its bottom. There Is no telling whnl you may meet when It is too late. Karl's Clover Boot will purify your blood, clear your complexion, regulate your bowels and make your head clear as a bell. 2.V., BOc. and $1.00. Sold by .1. C. King & Co. Repairs for all kinds of mowing ma chines at Reynoldsvlllo Hardware. Wo have two car loads of flour, all tho best grades. It Is for sale, call and get prices; wo can suit you. RoilINSON & MCXDOKFR Bo wise and trado at a live shoo house Gilblom's. Hosiery by tho hundreds of doens at Doemer & Co's. Special sales and special bargains every day at Robinson's shoo store. (Jot your sun shade for the 4th at Dee mer & Co's. At King & Co.'s you will find baled hay, salt, dour and a full lino of general merchandise. Tho Arrow Cyclo Club or DuBols is giving $k1 In prizes at Its bieyclo meet on July 4th and fith. The price of ad mission is only 2") cents. All colors of silk mitts at Decmer & Co's. Judge Waxem's Proverbs. It's a mity hord thing for a states man to be the same size az his party, to a dot, and keep thar. Tho averidge Congressman has to raize to tho ockashun. Ef a Congressman didon't hav to hus sel for jobs for his constituents, tbar'd bo times when hedo wunder how ho waz urnln his wages. Wimmin in polttcks Is like a dlmon pin on a dirty shirt boozom. Llbberty seems to thrive on a Stars and Stripes diet. Unkle Sam gits younger evry year. Prinepial Is to pollisy what good morrels is to good politicks. Hayseeds may sprout in tho pollltlklo field, but they won't fetch mutch uv a crop. Mammon kin git most enny job ho wants under tho government. Puttriotism is tho string that polll ticks Is strung on. Detroit Freo Press. Notice. If you Intend plastering your houso it will be to your interest to use mate rial that has provon Itself to be right. A little book for asking that tells you all about the "right kind," of H. Alex. Stoke, agent for Adamant Wall Plaster, King's Windsor cement. You can have your watch warranted If Ed. Gooder repairs It. Suve your gas, keep your kitchen cool und make your wife happy by buying a gas plate at ReynnldHvillo Hardware. New lot of shoes just in nt Decmor Ic Co's. Attend Gilblom's clearing sale. Link cuff buttons und blouse sets for ladles at Ed. Goodor's. Blobbs "Did you ever strike a woman? Slobbs "Never since I used to strko my mother for small loans." Robinson's shoes are the cheapest bu' cause they wear tho best. Got your 4th of July dress at Deomor & Co's. Bicycle's for sale at Ed.Gooder's from $25.00 up. Swisses and luwns at Doemer & Co's Dimities. Nice new patterns at Dee- mor & Co's. We have a few barrels of "Love Powders" left und more coming. Never mind the price. Come und gut a dozen, Two for One. Wo aro making a scclul offer to each of our readmit paying a year's subscrip tion to tho Htaii In advance, and to all new sulmeriliers paying in advance, we will glvo thom the best local paper in Jefferson county and will glvo them free, either tho Wommikiiiil or Amni- (in Furmiv, for ono year. Tho two papers nlxivo mentioned aro excellent monthly papers and tho snlwerlptlon price of each Is Ma, a year. This offer Is made only to those In Pennsylvania. Pramps will probably avoid Massachu setts if the State carries out Its plan of establishing a farm of 2000 acres, whero vagrants will lie sent and out thronirh a compulsory course In agriculture for ono or two years, j no tramp has a consti tutional obiectlon to tho acouisitlon of knowledge when It Is complicated with anything resembling a full day's work. QAUTION NOTICE. All persons un' hi'ii'liy i'iiimIoium) mill wnrni'il not to linrlxir or trust Wnllrr l. Wll lliinis, our Him, on our iii'i'oiint us wm will not pny nnv lillN for I urn ril I nir or ntliirnii con- rni'H'ii uy mm. itoHT. s. w ii.i.iams, MAI1Y VII 11, MAMS. West lii'ynolilsvllli', .limn 17, MlV A DMI XISTRAT )RS N( )TICE. Noili'i- Is In'it'liv ulvi'ii Unit li'tti'i-s of A1- nilnlstriKlon on tlie rstiiti-of Mli'lnii'l Coffee, lute of KrynoliUvllli', .li'tTiTHon I'onnty, I'u., Inivi' lii'i'ii Ki-imti'il to t J. Kirr. of Hi'ynoliN- iiii', i n. no iH'rwiiii iiiiii'iiii'ii in mini stllle nil' niilllrt'il to niukii Iniini-illitlw tmv- inrnt to the iiilnilnUtriitor, mill lliosn Imvlnir I'lnlni nuiilnst II Hill pri'senl them, properly piiilniti'il, to him for si'tth'mi'tit. I'. .1. kr.iut, AilniltiUtriitiir r. T. A. of M. CoiTr kttmi.. lti yiiol.l-.vUli', I'u. VINANClAI. HTATF.MKXT of Wlmlow J Hrliool lllstl-ii'l for Dim HsjmiI vptir niiilliitr lime 1st, inm: TIIKASI'IIKR' ACCOt'KTIir MONKT RKfRIVm: Ui'i-'il from Mi't'iilinont Tp.... Mil Stule Appropriations :i,s-JI m From .lolin W alii', 'n. Tress, . s4 74 limn oiiii'tor 4,it4U Tolnl Iii'i'i'lpts fA.tKHH TKKASt-IIKH'S ACC'T MONKY PAID OCT. To W. lti'Viio1ilsvlllplonniiili,.f llullil'ir unit I'lirnlsh'ir Houses n:i:H Ki'iitN mill Hepiilrs x XI Ti'iii'lii'i-s' Wiiiii's 4.7.MA1 Hrhool Text Ihsiks mm 01 Supplies mill Sinn- :b :n Fuel mill I'ontlniri'iii'li's 2J:iim Siilnry of His'retiirv ) I'i'lil nnil Interest l'liltl 2.37HXI OthlT Kximmiki' II.Mtt Supplies ;j mi Amlllors' Fi'i's turn Treasurer's Fees sii tin Tol ill Expenses .Si,.Y 7 Amount Due Treasurer IslttlW mam Tol ul Ielt W. ,T. lln.i.is. A. I.. Mayiikw, T. .1. ltllOAHIIKAII. -Auditors. Thomas IU'ti'iunson, I'resiilent. J. II. Sykks, Sei'rutiiry To the Building Public! Math. Mohney Is now agent for tho Fitzgerald Wall Plaster. Any ono who desires to have work In that line, would respectfully invite them, for prices and further Informa tion, to call on M. MOHNEY, Reynoldsvlllo, Pa. FINANCIAL STATEMENT Ol' tlio Ni ImmiI Honrl of Reynold!!! Jmie 3l, 1MUS. .1 It I'pntr Collis-lor. In iiivoimt with The KeynoliKrllle Hvhool District, for the yenr nilliiK .nine Jru. imi. Sellout Thx. UK. t'K. To nm't of duplli-ntp Sl,lll " .1 Mr rein nililltl en cum-jm. .win By Tax KeirMer I K.Mini riitlolls SI4 4H ret iii-ii to t'n. t'ommls'rs.. . fl " ft percent rebnle on l,.ri74 77 n 74 ' 2iereent t'ollii'tis" per- eenlaue on vi,,i4 i n Aperi'ent t'ollis'tor's per- eentiuieonSVts.x 33 42 ft per cent I'ollei'tor'i M'r- eenlaireontm . 41 T iiir., ' Kei'elllts S.SSI 01 " nm't cliii' fiiwn I'lillis'tor... 370 Ml SI,lsl-Ja,tsl22 Selnsil lliillillnirTnx. To nm't of riiipllrnti !,4SS n By Tux Kenlster J W ' llelliru to t'o. Com Snl " .1 iur i,iii mifiMi on KMWinf. .iiii " F.xiineratlons w' " ft nereelil ielilileonl.i:i."7 Sll US " 2 percent Col lector's per- .x.. Ji -Mri r.T " 5M'reent t'ollri'tor's mt- eentave on lt!2i u ftH'ri'eiit Collector's iier- eenliiKe on 'iH7 4 " To'lisiller's Kis'elnls " nm't due from Collector... iTiiinui'ini T ' ," S7 s; a is arno i,mtin7 am 4ii $,4s:l7t,4N47S floir Tax. To nm't of ilnplli'iite.... . . Swum ftliereclll milieu on c-:i .. By Kxoiienilloiis 14. to I III ' ft per I'elll reliliie on ?,,i -. . 2icr'ent Collis'lor's pcr eeiitaKU on iSili ' ft per cent Collector's pol-ci'iilai-'i' on SI4 Ml ' ft mt rent Collector's per cent avc on iftllitl ' Treasurer's II IpN ' ain't due from I'ollei'tor... 3 IS 4-J4S III Ml AUI 'hi SMI flM .w.- IV. i . i . . 1 1 1 1 . u7, i . . ,1 I U " wiiii inn iii'.yiiiuh ' .""" ". the year (iiiiiihk .iiiiiu ."" riehool Tux. lilt. CK. To Hnl. at last settlement ffiW ain't rrimi r.. . iiiirim..... ..'" ; " " J. It. I'ents, I ol. !,.isl 01 State Appropriation MM ll ain't fnmi 'o, Treasurer... J.i . ..i!:.;.....',i " " M.ftwi iw ............ 'I' i. I'.mimlM II fttUlO i' lii.i. Iii Treasurer's hands.. 1,6711 A7 Si'IiihiI llulliium nix. Tuhal at last set I lenient MJj " '"'' ?.V&iV.'."- 'Si ffi By ....I..........I 1.00(141 n I 1.1, f it Ill lift hnl hi Treasurer's hands... 2,W (,km :ih jj.siii as DoUTiix. To hill III lust sellleiiient 1; W " nm't from K ti llurns. ...... .1 m Ily um't In Trt'iisiirer's iiunds. WiVI JI.MI7 ft'l.Mff ri.esi. ii units audited this 4th day of June, isnft, mid found Hi l correct. A. M. WoiiiiwAiin, C C. IIiiisiin, J-Auditors J. S. Il.tNMONU, I iw vn -nsinm fiotrl. II OTELMcCONNELL, REYNOLDSVILLK. PA. FHAKKJ. 11LACK, l'minutor. The lemlliiK hoti'lof tho town. lleiiiliiiiir-'l-s for I'onilni'l-i'llil ineli. Htemn heat, fren lius. linth rooms mid I'losets on everv flisir. stimple rooms, litlllaril risim, telephone eon- 'I'lions we. JJOTKL UKLNAP, RKYNOLDHVILLK, I'A. J. V. JttLLMA A", Vwfmilm: I'lrst elims In overv tiartli'tilnr. Lis'iiled In the very centre of tlin htislucss part of town, Free 'liiis to mid from trains and commodious sample rooms fureiimmc ri'la! travelers. QOMMEKCIAI, HOTEL, BROOK VILLK, PA., '. . CAHHIKK, 'mpitVfor, Hnmtile riHitns on tlin ifrotind flisir. Ilousn heated liy mil m ill mis. (Imiillius to mid from All trains. jyjOORK'S WINDSOR HOTEL, 1217-! En.HKItT BTHF.F.T, PHILADELPHIA, - PENN'A, l'KESWt.X J. MOOIili, l'mimitm: l4? lied nsims. Hates .m per day Amerl iin Plan. I'htilork fitim I1. K. It. lieisit and t Jilis'k from New P. U. It. liepot. lttccrllaurott. E. KKFK- JUSTICE OE THE PEACE Anil Hi ul Kstnle Aui-nl, Iteynnldsvllle, I'll. .tUlVIII.LL, 'ATTORNKV-AT-LAW. Ofllee on West Main street, opposite the llle. I'll. D R. B. E. HOOVER, REYNOLDSVILLK, PA. Itesldent dentist. In hiilldlmr near Metho dist elmri'li, opposite Arnold liliN'k. tlentle ness In operatliiir. C. X. IllllllHlX. JIIIIX W. HKKII. QORDON&REED, ATTORN E Y S-AT-LA W, llmokvllle, Jefferson Co., I'll. (Ifflee In room formerly oeeutiled hv Gordon St I Win-It West Main Street. w. t. Mccracken, BrMkrllli, o. u. Mcdonald, Rtrnoldltlllt. JcCRACKEN & McDONALD, Attonuys uml Couiiwfforiwif-Lflir, Olllees nt lteynoldlvUle and llnsikvllle. REYNOLDSVILLK LAUNDRY, WAII SING. l',f))rUlm; Col iii-r 4lh street and Clordon nllev. Flrst- rluss work done nt rensimnlilo prices. Ulve tne iniiiiiiiy h trial. D R. R. E. HARRISON, SURGEON DENTIST, Iteynnldsvllle, I'll, Ofllee In rooms formerly occupied hy f. H. Mel'relidlt, N. HANA Has brought the Best and Lowest Prices ever teen in this town. Come and pee for yourself. A Fine Lino of Summer Silks! plain and figured. . Silk that was sold at 4Do., now V, sold at due,, now 'Sik; sold ut u.iu.t now !.. Fine lino Henrietta that was sold tor 40c., now 25. Fine line of Diiulty and Jacomtt UucUess iu ana l.t. Di-ess Ginghams for Sc. A fine lino of Ladles' Capes from 12 to 18. Children's roady-mado Eaton Suits, Ago 4 to 12 years. Fino assortment of Novelty Goods In the Ladles' Department. Clothing Department! Suits that wore sold for 97, $8, $10 und .a ... A- .....1 din mi-, now ior .i unu to. Children's Suits for (Klo. Cheviot Shirts for 24o. You will savo money by culling and examining our stock before purchasing elsewhere. N. Manau. Get Ready! FOR THE, WARM - WEATHER! iZl We have them in them. H American Dimities, Q Belfast Dimities, -v Percales, Challies, Grenadines, D ..41.... 1 . ! . . iiim many iHurr niiitin. e never nau Hiicn a line nelection and the price are low. BING & OO. We do not "want the earth in," but we earnestly policit the patronage of the people of Keynoldsville and vicinity. Oup Stock -Comprising- HEAVY AND SHELF HARDWARE, 'aints, Oil, Varnish, Doors, Windows, Queensware, lurniture, Carpets, Arc. We have just bought a line of improved farm implements, Planit Jr. Cultiva tors and Horse Hoes, Calhoon Seed Sowers, Smoothing Harrows, tfec. Aleo Mowing Machine Repairs and Binder Twine. Our liHHicwtc Stork wttH imrvhimcd amble un to mil Xoiln, l'tiiittn, flttix, ,0e., for what fhey eont uiiolemile to-tlntf. Our motto the foltlen Utile. Reynoldsville Hardware Co. HAS YOUR HOME A TASTY LjninQ? E ALEX STOKE. all Shade. You phould eee .1 At'.. 1. 1 l with a potato patch thrown is Complete ! before the artraitre In prlre, irlttrh Or do the walls look dingy and dreary? Are the window shades frayed and faded ? Does the wood work look speckled ? Look through the house and make a note of what ever flaws time and usage have made, then favor us with a call. We wont bore you to buy, but will take pleas ure in showing you a line of Wall Papers at prices that will open your eyes, and a selection of Window Shades that will cause you to draw a contrast between bran new ones and the faded ones at your home. Sure Cure. UouiNsoN it Mi;nuoui'I'
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