STftc Star
tiiiliitcri)tini $1.00 )rr iienr. in nilnlna.
'. . ftTRl'MisftftON. l:illmr nml I'nb.
Aiiliiili'liriiili'iii Infill )iiiir.piilMsliMiivi'iy
WpiImi'hIiiv lit v lit ! v 1 1 It". .IHIi'Imui I ii.
I'll., ili'vnii'il in IIm' ltili"it"tlH of UcyiiuliNvllli'
miil .li'iri'iniiiroiiiitv. Niin-iHilMlrnl, will lit'iil
nil Willi fiili iiptt. timl will he especially ftli'iitl
ly tmvitriN I In- liiliiirlne rlnw.
iiilwiTltlin pili'i"l.iM"'i yi'iir.lii ikIvh tn-f.
Ciiiiiiiiiiiili-iiiluii liitt'itili'il fur itiilillriitliui
mnil In llri'iiiiiiHiili'il liyllip writer' muni",
not fur rnilllinlluit. Inn ii n iniiiriinK'i of
Rood full II. lllll"ll"tlflK news Itclllt Wllll'lllMl.
Ail virl iMlnir nilei miihIi" known mi iipiillrn
llon nl llifoHIci' III Arnolds' llliH k.
Lonelily I'liiiiitiiinli'iilloiit timl i-liiiturc of
AtlviM'tlsiMiit'tiiM sliiiulil rriii'li I Ills olllri" tiy
Momliiv iiiiiiii.
Aclili'i" nil I'utiiiiiiitili-iitliin tot'. A.HIeiili-mi-mii.
lti,.VMiiiUvllli, I'ii.
Kiitert'il' ill tin" piwliirtlrp nl Iti'yniililHVlllc".
I'll., il st'i'iiml rlu miitl lnllltl"r.
V rnuclcr." VHtlHr.
I'ii4intrir (ruin nrrlvi" mill ltnvi liryn
.ltlvlllr no follows:
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AHnhtmi Vtilltll Hnihniii.
r'liMwiiiil. WVstwitrtl.
TriilnM. - - II l.'i n. hi Trnl ii II. - -7.4im.tii.
Ttuhi I, - l.'.Yt p. in. Trnln 'J. - - I. Pip. in.
Ti llin g - - tl .vi p. in. Trnln P. - - 7.;Vi p. m.
lit: vot. twit. i.r piiiT-ov rtrr.
Mull- arrive timl leave tln poit-ofllio lis
fellow:
Arrlvi". tlfpnrt.
rmiM Tim i:t. tun Tim k.ht.
I. l.i p. in. - - p. m. tj.aaii. m - - ii.'.iip. in.
HIIIM TIIK r T. Hll TIIRWKST.
s.miii. mi. - - 2.im p. ni. f.l.l n. in. - - l.l.i p. in.
Armcs from Itutlitnt'l mill Prescutl villa
I I . : it . in.
Arrive from I'linli Tiirnliiys, Tliiirtlny
mill Smiii'iliiy tit l.w p. in.
Iii'purt fur 1'i-i'Hi'ott villi", Kiittiincl, I'tintr
p. in.
'I'll!" I'ii iHbllftf H'lil'l Slll-D, tllll IH'Ht
ovi'lilllif jiiill'Tlltl published ill tin"
"Smoky City." vnx one yi'ilt" old nil tin'
llllli in-t. 'I'll" .V' . does mil enter tln
second year an il venture. It is tin assured
itncei'hS.
Tlio two suits thin luiroiili liml in tho
.Jefferson county courts last work fur
lluuinri'S resllltinif fl'l'l" Unprotected
sidewalk sliiinlil result In nil tlio side
walks in Keynnldsvillo lw-ttty put in
(fiMnl order, fur tlio ImroiUfh mlrht not
jfot off hii easily tlio nrxt tiino.
Center county jirnttd jurors, itocoriliiij;
to nno nf mil" oxchani;es, nil' not to ho
trilled with. At tho Inst court, in thivo
cu-e. returned, tho (rranil jury (liivrlcd
in nno that tho costs lit" put on tho
justio" In-fore whom tho preliminary
bearing was liml. in iinut In r that I ho
ousts lio paid by tho prosecutor, anil In
tlio t li it'll that thn district attorney pay
tlio costs.
Tho Minneapolis .lonrnal notes that
bicycle mnnufautui-frs nseil to advertise
only in tho si'llinir season: but experi
ence has taught them that peoplo buy
them in their iniiul months beforo they
buy them in the Htores. This Is trim
not only of the bicycle tratle, but of
many others. While tbero Is much ad
vcrtisini; that must yield Immediate re
sults in order to be iirolltabln, there Ih
also much that must bo planted ahead
so as to give, it time to take root. It Is
none too early now to start some of tho
summer seeding.
Thero has lx-on tho mannish woman,
tho now woman, tho bloomer woman,
and now tho world Is waiting for tho Jap
anese woman. Liko nil tho others, tdio
takes her name from her dress. Where
she (jets her sense and her tasto nobody
knows. If anybody cares, It Is with a
desire to got to tho fountain head of tho
mutter and kill tho originator. Tho
characteristic of tho Japanese woman
Is loudness so blatant, ho airtrressive
and so parading that tho recent congre
gation of sports at Nevada is but an
angel's whisper compared to tho onsem
,We of tho very latest female. She is
called tho Japanese woman because her
dress is made up from oriental silks
that look liko an easter flower show or
a circus band wagon on parade. Sho Is
all silk and gold and embroidery as fur
as tho cyo can reach. Sho will bo in
evidence somewhere, ubout tho time
Lent give tip und tho summer whirl
begins. At tha geasido ho will be
more rosonunt than tho breakers, and
the mermen will have to look ashore
through smoked glasses.
During this month two ovents occur
red In tho United States that were looked
forward to with great Interest, ono was
tho inuugurut lon of the 1'resldent of the
United Stutes und the other was a prize
fight. Tho one on tho 4th inst. was
an Important event and the other was a
display of the brutal powers of two men.
Some of tho newspupers of the country
made us much udo about tho latter as
they did about the Inauguration of the
President, und muny boys to-duy uro
about as ambitious to Ins a prize fighter
as they are to be president. A few days
before and after the fight even mui bles
lost their charms for tho small boys of
Rcynoldsvlllo, whose minds wore lll'.ed
with prize fighting, and where three or
four boys could lie found playing
marbles equally as muny were standing
up throwing their fists at one another,
and some of them went at it in a rough
and tumble manner. There is nothing
honorable in being a prize fighter, it is
really a disgraceful business, and if the
press of the country would discounten
ance shuch affairs It would only be a
bhort time until tho men who follow
that business would be engaged in
something better. There is a certain
follow living along the line of the Low
Grade Division of the A. V. R'y that
nets himself up as a prize fighter, that
certain newspapers make as much fust
over as if he was engaged in some
laudable business and held a high
official position In the State or Union.
Our Educational Column.
"Oatit winiia," mm.
Alilri""n nil I'otiitiiiiiili'ntlitti1 reltitlvr In tills
fli'piirtiiiniit to Killtor Kililrnt Intuit t'lilltltin,
i nto of Thr fTAH.
UK WKAKKNRI) AT LAST.
"Me fonrcfl no liiickttnf liriinclin timl went
siioi-tlnir o'er tilt' plllllil
He tuitl ttitni'il I tit" In nip fur pleniiirp. mid
t'tiulil tin Hit" nttit imiitii.
Mo timl Hiot'ii'il ttit piniilcMiii ntnll I't'iii h
wlifii" tint ttu'lty pn-( iwrt'p
In Ilit" niy-tlfvliiif rluxnus I'liwi' to clintm
Intinil mill ilt'Hp.
"Anil tnnii'l lini" ln liml rlililcn. In nn I't'itiiniiili'
Htll'MK,
tnl In f Mint, upon tin" pilot, of tl niiiioii-
llllll t'lll-S.
lilt ri'rklo lintiuffltiit for Kpt'ftl ofirn ti'inpt-
ril It i in to -fi'k
Tlio Joy nf ii Inlinifiitiii ilnnn Hie iiiiiifit
niiitiiitnlii poiik.
! "Mill ui'i't"tiiiil lot vi It limit. Krr lili nin'l
fitit't'f wim ilifoiitfli.
Ho liotlMloil olH't" tun oflt'll. mill ln mot his
wiittrliHt
ltt t liouulil nn iiin'i" tim tlt'Vliiit-t or swift fur
Itlnt to sti iki".
Hut lie liott loil fin Itt'lp mill wiMiki'iii'fl wlit'ti
tltoy unt him tin ii lilko."
TMK I'KKHIOKNT'H I'ltlVATK l.tl K.
The following is a fair idea of tlio
many Incliloiitals thai cnino five to a
I'residenl: Kvery bit of linen, 1 (tiling,
tnwi'ls, mill such things an' furnlslu d.
! llo Is shaved by tin- while house bat 1m'
His tabic Is spread with the flitoft,
daintiest damask, sot with the most
exiiiislt china and bountifully suppld-il
with Howoim from the While Mouse
conservatory. If ho sends a telegram,
It Is done from an Instrument in tho
White House, for which the government
pays. His stationery, Mistage, etc.,
cost him twilling. .Should ho desire a
game of billiards, there is a brant if nl
table at hand, or if he wants to take it
drive, his stables, which the govern
ment pays tlio rent for anil takes curt!
of, are amply ciuippoil. When ho
enters Ills business nllice, a man is
still inni'd at tho door to open mid close
It: and a private secretary, to whom
tho government pays a salary of $.",111111
a year, assists him with his cnrri'spi'inl
et:ee. The services of il typo-writer are
also furnlslu il. Ho is protected from
the curious by u number of private
watchmen. Should hi! want a cruse, a
tuagullicont steamship from tlio navy is
placed at his disposal.
There are many other things that cost
him nothing, such as the culinary
arrange monts. his steward, who dees
the marketing, the many fancy
delieaeies sent him by enterprising
linns. Tills, by-l he-way, is u sort of
nuisance, for it seems to h - the desire
of every manufacturer of some new
eatable or drinkable to got It into tho
White House. Things of value that
Unit their way thorn are never ucecptod.
IIhi')ii i-'m f'timii 'J'uhlr.
l.t'CK HAS NKVK.H lll.l.l'KI) ANtV I'KKHOM.
Henry Ward Hoecher once said: "No
man prospers in this world by luck,
unless It bo tho luck of getting up curly
working hard und maintaining honor
and intfgrity." What so often sociiih,
to many young men, on tho surfuce, us
being luck in a man's career, is nothing
more than hard work done at si nno
special time. Tlio idea that luck is a
factor in a man's success litis ruined
thousands: it has never helped a single
person, A fortunate chance comes to a
young man sometimes just ut the right
moment. And thut some peoplo call
luck. Hut the chance was given him
because he hud ut somo time demon
strated the fact that he was the right
man for tho chance. That is the only
luck there Is. LmltVfi' Home Jourmil.
WON'T MKKT HIM.
Mrs. Hayseed: "Did ye boo uny o'
them sharpers In tho city?'' Mr. Hay
seed: "Not a one, Miranda, not a ono.
Hut I met somo old friends I never ex
jH'ctod to seo again. Do ye remember
old Mr. Bigcrop? Well, I mot a son of
his. Thought both those boys was
dead un' lyln'out thoro in the cemetery;
but this ono suid ho was snatched by
gruve-robbers, und just us they were
selltn' his body to a medical college he
came to. Good enough for a book,
Miranda, good enough for a book, and I
told him ho ought to writu it, and ho
said ho guessed he would, and he'd
dedicate tho book to mo us his fulher's
old friend. There's one queer thing,
Miranda, this man's hair Is black, while
tho Mlgcrop boys hud red hair, but he
said it turned bluck from fright. He's
way up in society, Mirundu, and intro
duced mo to young men named Vundor
bilt and Aster and Gould und Droxel,
und ever so muny more. I tell you,
Miranda, those young fellers spent
money! Some bills for cigars und things
came in while wo was talking, hundreds
of dollars worth, un' they whipped out
the cash like a breeze. One of 'cm
happened to run short, und so I lent
him all I hud, but he said he'd sond it
by express, to-morrow, I toll you what
Miranda, a smart man liko mo is just us
jtufe in the city us in tho country.
JVrir York Wevkhj,
Free Pills.
Send your address to H. K. Bucklen
& Co., Chicago, and got a free sample
box of Dr. Ling's New Life Pills. A
trial will convince you of their merits.
These pills are easy In action and are
particularly effective in the cure of
constipation and sick headache. For
malaria and liver troubles they have
been proven Invaluable. They are
guaranteed to be perfectly free from
every deleterious substance and to be
purely vegetable Tbey do not weaken
by their action, but by giving tone to
stomach and bowels greatly invigorate
the system. Sold by H. Alex. Stoke
Druggist.
Obituary.
Pani.-oast. March 2(1, 1W7.
Died, Jtlarch III, IW7, from Injiirleii
received III a coal mine on his fiilher'
farm near Falls Creek. John A. Smith,
In the forly-Hopoiul year of his age.
D.-tvnsed wits the eldest son of Jatii" s 8.
Smith anil was burn and raised on the
same farm where the accident occurred
winch caused his death.
Mr. Smith was a farmer by occupa
tion anil lived on a farm near Patictmst.
The mi u I n g of tho ticciiloiit Ic wn
: working for Ills lirollier, who op Tut. s
: n country coal mine on his father's
farm, ami had only worked about ono
hour whi n a lump of coal fell down up
: on him, crushing him so badly that ho
i died a short time afterwards. Ho re
1 quested to bo taken home, but his injur
I Irs woro such that he could tint bo
ii'iiuivi'il further than outside the mine.
A physician was hastily siimmonod, but
nothing conlil Is' diuin and lie passed
peacefully away, apparently without
much sulTorit'g. Klovon years ago ho
had united with it branch of the Metho
dist church which was organlz"(l nt
I'aueiuist ami attended church, also
Sabbath school and prayer meeting, at
that place for some time, but that or
ganization being broken up he att 'tnlcd
the l'resbyli riaii church nt, KallsCrook,
when." the other member of bis family
belonged. Ho was a member of tho
choir und played a cornet: was a musi
cian of some ability, understood music
perfectly and played upon several In
struments, besides being il good tenor
singer, but was always modest and un-ic-suuilng,
lining what he could to help
such matters, but always In a quiet un
ostentatious manlier. Ho was hard
working, honest and industrious, and
at tlio time of his death had all the
material on the ground for the erection
of a new house which he was d, stilled
never to build. In his sudden ami un
exM'cted (loath our community has lost
u valued citizen, the wife and children
u kind husband and father. His family
consisted or a wife and eight children:
also an aged father, three brothers and
four ulster ure left tomoiirn hlsunlliiie
ly end.
Tht." remains were taken to the 1'nlls
Creek Presbyterian church, where im
pressive services were bold, after which
they were followed by u large iiumlior
of friends and relatives to their last,
resting pine.' In the Hccch woods ceme
tery. SAI.I.IK McCi.l'HK.
Paradise.
A welcome weekly visitor TlIK
ST AH.
Kaster will bo observed in tho M. K.
church ut. this place.
David Heiter will iittentl school at
Sykesvlllo this summer.
Alfred Sheesley and Dannie Wells
were at Troutvillo one day last week on
business.
Curt St rouse is building an addition
to his house.
J. W. Syphrlt will go to Clarion to
school this Summer.
Services in tho Lutheran church next
Sunday Kvenlng.
Tho spelling held at the Phlllippi
school lust Wednesday evening was well
attended and came out In favor of tho
homo school, Tom fathers being tho
champion speller.
Miss Sallio Keller will go away to
school tho coming summer.
Wo aro glud to learn that Miss Millie
Sheesley is recovering from an attack
of intlammatory rheumatism.
Miss Harriot Norris visited in this
placo lust Wednesday.
Miss Caroline Keller visited her
grandmother near Panic last week.
Jim Cuthors visited the Jcnks school
lust Wednesday.
Mr. Flunk Gallagher visited friends
at DuBois lust week.
The St rouse brothers are busy making
maple sugar.
The True Remedy.
W. M. Repine, editor Tiskilwa, III.,
"Chief," says: "We won't keep house
without Dr. King's New Discovery for
consumption, coughs und colds. Ex
perimented with many others, but never
got tho true remedy until wo used Dr.
King's Now Discovery. No other
remedy can take Its pluoo in our home,
us in it we have a certain and sure euro
for coughs, colds, whooping cough, etc."
It is idle to exieriment with other
remedies, evon if they ure urged on you
us just as good as Dr. King's New Dis
covery. They uro not as good, because
t this remedy has a record of cures and
J besides Is guaranteed. It never fails to
i satisfy. Trial bottles free at H. Alex.
Stoke's drug store.
For Sale.
Draft teum weighing l.'iOO, ulsosleighs
for sule. J. C. Kinu & Co.
Boys' and Misses' school shoes at J. E.
Welsh & Co.'s, in tho Wm. Foster
building, they aro iron-clad and long
wearing shoes.
The best in town bicycles ut Stpke's.
More improvements, more good feuturea
than any others.
You will miss a rare treat If you
neglect to call on Boomer's Saturday,
March 27th.
Fish, fish, salt fish, all kinds, winter
catch. Prices very low at Robinson &
Mundorff'g.
Subscribe fdr Thr Star and got all
the local, county und general news for
11.00 a year.
Bucklen't Arnica Salve.
The best salve In the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fpver
sores, tetter, chapied hands, chilblain,
corns and all skin eruptions, und txmi
tively cures plies, or no pay required.
It Is guaranteed to give perfect satis
faction or nu.ney refunded. Price 2"i
cents per box. For sale by H. Alex.
Stoko.
Them Is no better placo for obtaining
valuable pointers nn bicycles than nt
Stoke's. till the '!!" Improvements aro
shown In our cycles.
Seo J. K. Welsh A Co.'s men's 2.IKI
work shoes they can't bo beaten for
wearing quality near postofTleo.
Deemer's are having their spring
oHtiitig on Saturday, March 27tli.
J. K. Johnston, tho shoo merchant,
has a tine line of shoes to select from.
Visit his shiMi parlor und seo his stock.
Prices reasonable,
Deemer's spring' opening Saturday,
March 27th.
Twice as muny Bicycles were sold by
Stoke In 1!'ll as all tho other dealers In
town, GihkI stock counts.
Five hundred dollars worth of shoes
just received at J. S. Morrow's.
For neat fitting suit, go to Snyder It
Johns, fashionable tailors
Nice, fresh, sweet bread ut Robinson
& Mundorff's.
New SnoBParlor
If yon want tlio LATEST
STYLE SHOE, Some
thing Pretty, get
your
on my ntock and get my
priceH.
J. K. Johnston.
N. HANAU'S
Ladies' Capes
and Jackets.
Children's Coats.
Ladies' Capes, regular
price $4.00 and 5.00, at
$2.50.
Ladies' Capes, regular
price $5.00, 6.00 and 7.00,
at $3.00 and 3.50.
Ladies' Capes, regular
price $6.00 to 10.00, at $5.00
and 6.00.
Jackets, the same reduc
tion. Child's Coats, regular price
$2.00, 3.00 and 4.00, at $1.25
and 2.00.
Geat Reduction in Men's,
Youths and Boys'
OVERCOATS.
Also in Men's and Boys'
Woolen Underwear.
Boys' Knee pants, regular
price 50c, at 25o.
fall
Stoke's Advertising Spare.
Our Charge
Carries Everything
before It. All
Kcynoldsvillc sur
renders to paint,
to a bouse, and It's
our paint that
leads all.
Quality
cininU for so much
In our linn that it
can't be disregard
ed, and too nuulitv
... . ..j
Here's What's
A line right up-to-date
Is alone acceptable. If you want something hand
some, durable, and economical, we aro the im-ojiIo
to supply your demand. Nothing that can be
mixed of any known Ingredients can beat our
paints for perfect adaptability to tho weather con
ditions. Kvery paint requirement supplied at
bottom prices. Slahm, fiiriilnhf.i. 1HI I'tnlxh,
Ihioiitihp Eiiinnvl, I'ohitu, tolor. The
most complete stock in town nt
Ladies' Suits and Skirts,
French Organdies, Grass Linens, in Silk Stripes and
Checks, very pretty. Call and see them.
LOOK OUT
for something handsome when you buy floor
coverings of any kind. Whether it's carpets,
rugs, oilcloths, linoleums, or mattings, there
are any number of patterns in our stock. We
show nothing that is not pretty as a matter of
fact, and every pattern is made still more
attractive by the fine goods in which they are shown.
We've taken the best of everything the market has to offer
in making up our assortment.
Reynoldsville Hardware Co.
We
are always receiving new goods and can always give you
good values in
Dry Goods,
Notions, Clothing,
Hats and Caps,
Shoes, Etc.
We carry a complete stock of everything and you will find
our GROCERIES and PROVISIONS always up to
standard in quality, and the very lowest
price. We invite a share of your trade.
' '" ' 'rTL. If a
'v' Lr
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Stoke's Pharmacy.
Wanted!
Ladles' snirt waists
in styles none better.
Wash Goods,
BING & OO.
JEFFERSON SUPPLY CO.