X Star 8ubacriitiin Sl.fio per tr, or $1.00 if paid trkOy in adrnnee. t. HTKIIIKNON Itdltor ami Pnb. WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 12. tS". An Indcpcnrtpnl liM'nl pnpor, pullllitiri evory Weilnewluy ill Hi-ynolilnvlllo, Jt'lrnrjiiin Co. I'd., dprnlfd to the Inlprralonf HpyinillvlMo ancl.lnirarminiriiiiiily. Non-politli'itl. wllltrciit II with fulrni. nml will hppsppnlslly friend ly loWHnU thu IlllMirlm rlnss. BiilM-rliitlon ii Ire ?l .(K) per yrmr.ln ndvmire. Onuimiuili'nMorm Intnndpil fur inllillcntlnii muKl Ixi innimpimlnd liy llio wrltrr'. nnnii", ol for pulilU-nllnn. lint. n Biinrnnlfn of jrooil fiilth. Intt-ruti lute nows Hem imiIIWIimI. Ailvorllilmt ruli' iniiiln known on uppllcn Hon t I Im onVo In Arnoliln' Itlix-h. I.pnithtjr roiiiiiiiinlriitloim anil chnniw of arlrprtlwrm-nlM nlioulil rencli till orllre liy Mnnrlny noon. A'lilrr nil I'ommtinlratlona to 0. A. (Mrpli wnmn, Itnvnolilivlllt. Ph. Entered" at the iKiitiiflli-n nt Keyniilcwrlllp, Vr.. mwninil elnw mall mutter. If ytm phii my a pond word for your town. Kny It like it prince. If yon are full of bll nntl (llipiwd to sny some thln(f mean, kivp your mouth shut. Tho Fnlln Creek Sun, u six column, elht puuo pitpci, imulo Its iipiit iiiiuico last wonk. C. II. IViuw Is editor nnd L. L. Gourley hunim'SR nmmiirer of tho Sun. Before ccmpliilnlnif too bitterly nbout the Itifrrntitmlo of olhera, you Hhould examine your own ncconnt nnd spo how assiduously you hnvo been cultivating that virtue. Punxsutnwney iS'jimf. The commissioner of pensions has Is sued an order to the. effect that hern after el ul ms for Inereusu of pension will not bo considered within twelva mouths from the last action allowance or re jection. Thursday, .tune , 4, was the date fixed by tho State Committee for the next Republican State Convention nt HitrrlaburKi when candidates will bo nominated for Governor, Lieutenant Governor and other State officers. On January, ;lrd 1W, all liquor licenses In Clarion county will expire and no license will be granted before February 2Jlrd, 1WS, thus creating thrro or four weeks of intense drouth. Dur ing tho dry season many people will be put to considerable inconvenience In be ing obliged to nurse a carefully do' veloped thirst, while an equally largo and respectable portion of tho populace will experience a marked degree of satta faction. Clarion Dtmiivrnl. Tho year 1N!)H began and will end on Saturday. Lincoln's birthday will fall on Saturday, and Washington's birth day on Tuesday, Decoration Day and Fourth of July on Monday and Christ mas on Sunday. Labor day will be on September "ith. Thanksgiving should l)e November 24th. First Sunday In Lent, February 27th. I'ulm Sunday, April 3rd. Easter Sunday, April 10th The Jewish year, 0,059 will begin at sunset on Friday, September Kith. On July 4th the I2.1rd year of American In dependence will bugln. Tho four seasons will begin on these days: Spring, March 20tb; summer, Juno 21st; au turan, September 22nd; winter, Decern' ber 21st. Much has boon said, and more hag boon written, of the country newspa pers' claims to substantial recognition in their respective communities, but thore is still a heap more to tell than will evor be told. Thore is a too popii' lar tondoncy to belittlo what tho motrl- politan newspapers call "the provincial press," and in their turn the daily papers of the largor towns are given to putting on airs over the village news papers, and the weeklies of the so-called rural districts. Yet it is a wide open question whother the country at large couldn't afford to dispense with the few dallies of tho cities better than it could do without its many country papers. Pittsburg Daily Xeim. This Is the season of the year when tho thrifty farmer enjoys life. While others have to hustle for the necessaries of life, he smokes bis plpo of pence in a cheerful home with every want sup plied. His garners are filled with wheat, hay, oats and corn of his own raising, and tho devoted housewife pre pares the dinner meal from the plenti ful supply of meats, potatoes, turnips, cabbage, beets, butters and jellies that were stored away by the work of thrifty bands. If he wants to take a sloighrlde he has a good span of horses anxious for a spin over the ice-bound hills and dales. The farmer works early and late and hard in the summer time but In the winter months ho takes life easy, The farmer's life is the most Indtpcnd ent of them all. The enterprise of the Pittsburg lHn- patch in gathering news daily and putting it in attractive and reliable form, is what makes that paper so popu lar. The li)ittili contains not only the newt of thle Commonwealth, hut all the Important news of the world. No paper In the country has a more oom plete cable service than tho Vinnttch with its special correspondents in every corner of the globe. No matter where trouble of any description breaks forth The JHtputch will be on the ground, and the publio will get the earliest and most accurate information. It keeps its readers -oourately informed of the work of Congress and the national administra tion. Its various departments are edited with (kill and ability, and its pages contains information, instruction nd amusement for all classes. The L. atch is certainly a great dally news- I . .r. List of Jurors Drawn for the Frbruaty Term of Court, (iiiANii .icnnim, rr.iiiniAtiT 14, IS9S. tlienkey, Wllllnm. fiirmnr, Itosetwp imi'iiiiiMiin. ,ioi'in, inwirpr. v inflow l wp li'eie, iimi'iii, iiirinnr, iirtnw iwp Mfl. Jiuni. Inlmrer. Hnviler twn IohImii, furl, fiirmer. MrCiilmoiit twn tlimkiti. Amen, fiirmer. Mrt'Hlrmmt twn Hpliiiller, lli'iirv, farmer, Hell Iwp VIer. Al.. uiiili'rliiUi'r, Witnlilnutnn twp Hlmtwin. lolin H., f n inter, t'nrlfii uneipiey, r.niiiii, runner, oroeKWHyvuin i.iirim a. pitiiiinv nun mint, omhikviiiv Miirtln, II. It .denier. I'MtiXHiitawney lililliiy. R l., riH'ivliHiit, Snyder twp Ifrittnii, tipnrtte. metvlinnt, MtfH'kwnvvtllp Mi'Ciirmlck, .1. It . Iiilxirpr. Vulilimii'in twp Krllier. Inlin, fiirmer, Wunlilnitinn twp Mrl.nuulilln, .lumps, farmer, Washington twp MrMlllen, .liilui, fuinier, Oliver twp llltiimi. (leiirup. Htipnt.l'prry twp Miivew, II.C, fumier. Wnumw iwp McK.lwnliip, Ptivlil, fuinipr. Younu twit (lepr. (1. W IiimIiiphm niHn, Oliver Iwp Mpiiflpnlmll. .1. II.. liilHtipr. I iilmi twn Hmiiiu, .Iiii'oh, liiherpr. Itell tap rrriTjenons, rnmi AiiT 14. wis. Hp.vihiIiU, W. 0. farmer, WlnHlow twp .iaiiniii, .iiiiiii, niDoi-er. iiihiiiw twp Merry, .lames, farmer. Warsaw twp llinv. II. (1.. lalimei. litis Hun Hlilllll. .frill l ' . Intmrpti, Clover twp Hmlih, .1. i. farmer, Yonnir twp iletls. ,1. (., rili-mer, ( lovertnp oinr. (leo. M.. stone mtison. Piinxsiitawney mil. 'I'hiinius. miner, flavvllle Clliley. tl. W., lalloler. Itrerkway villi- Meiins, Harry o.. nieirhnnt, llriHikvlllo t'iiiiis llfit't'V flt.rk I'.' it vwiii ti u Hykes, it. V., mpi-eliant. Iteynoldsvllle Iti'tlihnii, I'.tniet' I",. i'ii i pen t er, Clayvllle Womfoiil, CharleH lahoier, IMneeieek twp 'P I.'..... I, .....l L"l.l.....l . I'odille. .lolin. miner. Itevnoldsvlllp Iti-yer, .losepli, driiirt'lsi, I'mtxsiiiiiwney Means, l-'i-niik. farmer. I'eriv twn t'aniiilielt. Klllali, farmer. Itltnruold twp loiitiey. .lolin K.. miner. Yoiiimtwp tlptsi, HolM-it, nssessor, Oliver twp I'ppiner, v. ii.. lanoier. v tnsiow iwp Neel. Hntiforil, farmer. I'liiivsiiiawtiev sliatti-r. Holonioii. fariner. Heaver twp Kelt. Aaron, farmer. Heaver twn (elst.,1 ami's, fa- iiier, Hraver tw i ('alien, .lolin, lalorer, Warsaw twp i r.vaiis, ,i. i ., mooter, .iiei iiimoni iwp Htow ii, Wm. I... lattoipr, Winslow twji Moore, ('lias., rlcrk. Hnviler twp lliivs. .f.iloi .1 I' lli.vmililsvllle Sleble, llavlil. farmer, Voiinu twp Wtiiroiier. Wilson, earnenter. Yoiinirfwn t'utry, Anilry, ileiiler. I'eri v twp iii-ynii. ntii'iy.eii'i'K, msi i,'eynonisviiie l( iv n till. Imvlil. farmi't. Snvilertwp Metllll.H. It.. lalKirer. 'lover twp Allen, t'harlps. farmer. Snyder iwp Hifel, lllrk. teacher, Heaver twp Iti'iliiiiuill'.'ll, Homer, tearhpr. Wlnslnw twp Mnle. .lames II., enshlcr, I'litixsiitawiipy Harklpy, (leo., IioIpI man, Washington twp lliiflies l.owpry. mei-i'liani, I'titi.xsiitiiwiiey Watle, ItolM'i'i, farmer. Winslow twp Kane, W. !.. fai'iner, Hliieereek twp riyler, lla'-vey. curiM'iiler. Kosp Iwp .lol.iison. Knox, farmer. Warsaw twp Maiik. .lai'oti, lr.. farmpr. Ollvi-rtwn Taylor, I'lilllp. lulioier, Keynolilsville TIIAVKItSK .II III11IS. FKIIIII'Alir 21, ISD7 Morris, Malvern, iiierchaiit, Piinxsutiiwney iinini's, .10101, inroiiT, rinerri-PK iwp Hall, Hish, laliorer, Wtnslow twp Heihune. I. (1., V. R., 1'iinxsiitawuey Depp (JeorueU., lalHirer, Hlit Kiln Hoar, Kihvin, miner, Iteynoldsvllle W ilson, Slii'iriian, laliorer, Winslow twp How ley, II. W.. Itilmrer. Hnviler twp ivrnoio,.!. ii.. inen'iiani. iteynoiiisviiie l.omlon. fames, farmer. Henilei-soii twn (irulie, A. M farmer. 1'iiiixsiitiiwney t oopei, .mines irroeer, iiroi'Kwny vine Hhlrey Amos, assessor. Hose twp .lieans, .lolin, meri'iniiii. iirookvlllu Hell. Krank, airent. Perry twp r'reas, Dps, meretutnt, Hiinxsittawnpy Pat ion, Itohprt, farmpr, WtiKhlnutiin'twp llrown, .lolin t farmpr. In Ion twp iiriiKe, .x. ) ., iiinorpr. vpst ici-vnoiimviup leaks. W II.. iniieliinlsl. HriMikvlllA l.oit, Henry, farmer, Henderson twp Hoifi:s, W illiani, farmer, W arsaw twp Moser, IHiniol, farmer, I'errv twp Willi,,. ..u l..t... L .! III.. Mi'Aiilni'ii'. W. ll!'mlller.ni(Hikvllle Mcl.retror. (illliprt, dealer, ('layvlllp Shirk. H. V.. nit-reliant. Itevnoldsvllle Sherry, Henry, laliorer, KIiikvoIiI twp Junks, ('has. A.. I'. M I'un.xsiitawney ('hitlster. Jospiili, lalHirer. Knox twp i.iiiik, j. i... Keiuiemnn. Hinsiow twp Henry David, hotel man. Kid red Iwp Hessclliacli, Win. Iii li-kmakpt', Wnslilimton Sea Iter. James, farmer.ollverlwp Heed, Iru, farmpr, HpiidprHon, twp Slipinvr, T. W. liiileher, Youiiic twp CALIFORNIA. Personally-Conducted Tour via Penn sylvania Railroad. American and especially trnns-contl-no n tul travel has been revolutionized by the personally-conducted Tours of the Pennsylvania Railroad. California, the "land of promise," the dream of the tourist, has been raado easily and com fortably accessible. Through trains of palutial appointments run between the Atlantic and Pacific, affording ample opportunity to visit the most interesting points en route, and Insuring a degree of comfort and special attention not othorwlse attaluublu. The next tour to California under this mulohless system will leave Now York, Philadelphia and Pittsburg Thursday, January 27, visit ing St. Louis, El Paso, San Delgo, Riv erside, Lob Angeles, Pusadena, Santa Uurbara, Monterey, San Francisco, Salt Lake City, Glunwood Springs, Colorado Springs and Mnnltou, Denver, 4c. Round-trip rate, including transporta tion, meuls, carriage drives, hotel ac commodations, and Pullmun accommo dations, en route, and Pullmun berth Los Angles to Sun Francisco, und trans portation in California, ftllO.OO from nil stations cast of, Pittsburg; with hotel accommodations, meals, transfers, and carrlago drives, through California for four weeks, 12.".00 addltlonul. An ex perienced chuperon will accompany the party for the benefit of the ludy tourists. For Itineraries and full information, upply to ticket agents; Tourist Agent, 11 Ml Droadway, New York; or address Goo. W. Boyd, Assistant General Pas senger Agent, Broad Street Station, Philadelphia. A Clever Trick. It oertainly looks like it, but there is really no trick about it. Anybody can try it who has Lame Back and Weak Kldneys,Malaria or nervous troubles. We mean he can cure himself right away by taking Electric Blttert. This mediotno tones up the whole system, acta as a stimulant to the Liver and Kidneys, is a blood purifier and nerve tonic Itcures Constipation, Headache, Fainting Spells, Sleeplessness and Mel ancholy. It is purely vegetable, a mild laxative, and restores tho system to Its natural vigor. Try Electric Bitters and be convinced that they are a miracle worker. Every bottle guaranteed. Only 50 cents a bottle at R. A. Stoke's Drug Store. We are taking ordors forspring deliv ery on phosphate and McCormlok mowers and binders. We are selling slolghs, hay, aalt, Hour, feed, dry goods, groceries and drugs. Come In and see J. 0. Kino & Co. Our Educational Column. "0el. Willl.n," IllUr. Addn-NHnlleonimilnlpntlnnR l-plat I ve to thta department to Keillor Kiluiallonal Column, rare of Thk Utah. Boys and girls, vacation Is past and you have again buckled on tho armor and started In on the last half term. By the time you rend this week's talk the majority of you will havo received your llttln "report books" containing your mid-term examination grades. We fear that many of you will bo dis appointed In them, but you nan blame no one but your Individual self. Your marks are fair and Impartial and you received Just what you earned, there fore do not blnmo your teachers for poor marks, but rather take a warning from your first half term and resolve to, In a meastiro, atone for dereliction of duty by putting forth extra efforts from this time forward. Remember, boys and girls that you are working for promo tion and the only way to accomplish this Is by earnest, honest, work. Just stop and think for a moment how much time you hnve wasted during the last four months and bow much you might have accomplished had you but Improved the time as you ought. You havo had an enjoyable tlmo during your two weeks' rcsplto from school duties and should bo refreshed and Invigorated and ready to begin and carry on your school work with increased ardor nnd energy. Lot nothing deter or swerve you one lota from tho line of duty and when the eloso of tho term urrtves you will thank your lucky stars that you have profited by your old uncle's advice. Below we give yon a few thoughts which wo havo clipped, deeming them worthy of a place In our column: FROM TICK VEX OF BYMrX. Did you ever think of tho origin of great thoughts? They "are not tho product of tho bruin, but they proceed from the heart. Show me an ublu man and I will show you a man of responsibility. If lovo flames before It burns, It Is not lasting, note that. If you would bo prepared to meet dif ficulty, havo a well defined plan out lined. Try to lift tho burdens of others, and you will bo surprised how much lighter your own will become. If you are capable of lasting friend' ship und and steady love, you have tho pooofs of goodness of heart and a strong mind. You will not find the solution of your doubts in philosophy. Philosophy sug' gests problems, the Gospel only removes tbem. Not how much do you know, but how do you use your knowledge that's the question. Through self-discipline only can we reach that high ideal life we so often contemplate; wo all have a craving for a nobler and higher llfo. The best marks of that kind and gen erous spirit which is the esseneo of all ceurtnsy, is noted in the manner of its criticism of the doings of others. The highest duty that comes to you and mo is not the act of prowess or material victory, but rather to suffer, endure and die for truth or freodom. Our sorrowful days are always fol lowed by brighter dawns, thus docs an all-wise creator In one point lubricate tho actions of humanity. Often reproof und criticism that might be most salutary If couched in a few cogent words, are rendered Irritat ing and repulsive by tho manner and tone they are conveyed. Principal's report for fourth month, ending Deo. 20th, 18117: Principal's Report, 83 Room 14, N. B. Madden " l.'l, W. J. Weaver " 12, B. G. Woodward., " 11, T. B. Mitchell " 10, C. C. Hammond.., " II, F. K. Booth " 8, Julia Kirk " 7, Britta Butlor " U, Jessie Smoltaor. . . " 5, Minnie Whitmoro, " 4, Mary Patton " .'), Myrtle Gelst Total 0405u4 05 Number of pupils enrolled during term to date, 733; per cent, of attend ance to date, 05; cases tardiness during month, 170; number days absence dur ing month by all pupils, 731; number pupils not absent to date, 222; visitors during month, I'M. A Note From the Editor. The editor of a leading state paper writes: "If you had seen my wife last June and were to see ber to-day you would not believe she was the same woman. Then she was broken down by nervous debility and suffered terribly from constipation and sick headache. Bacon' Celery King for the nerves made her a well woman in one month." H. Alex. Stoke will give you a free sample package of this great herbal remedy. Large size 25c. and 50c. All those who have used Baxter's Mandrake Bitters apeak very strongly In their praise. Twenty-live cent per bottle. For sale by H. A. Stoke. In cone of hard cold uothlns will relieve the breathing no quickly as to rub Arnica OU Liniment on the chest. For sale by 11. A. Stoke. FLORIDA. Personally-Conducted Tour via Penn sylvania Railroad. With Its matchless cllmnlo, Its orange groves, Its rivers and lakes, Its boating and bathing, its fishing and hunting, Its primeval forests, Florida presents unrivaled attractions for the valetudin arian, tho lover of nature, the sports man and tho explorer. Tho first Jacksonville tour of the scum hi via tho Pennsylvania Railroad, allowing two weeks in Florida, leaves New York by special train Tuesday, January 25. Kxeurslon tickets. Includ ing railway transportation, Pullman accommodations, one berth), and meals en route In both directions while travel ing on the fpeclal train, will be sold at the following rates: New York, ."O.OO; Philadelphia, f)S.(H): Canandalgua, V.2.- R.1; F.rl.;, r.K: Wllkesbarre. $.-i0.r,; Pittsburg. ."ill.OO; and at proMirtionato rail s from other points. For tickets, Itineraries, and full Infor mation upply to ticket agents; Tourist Agent, 1 1!KI Broadway, New York; or BddfpssGcn. W. Hoyd. Assistant Gen eral Passenger Agent, Broad Street Station. Philadelphia. The Qreatest D scovery Yet. W. M. Repine, editor Tiskllwu, III., "Chief," says: "Wo won't keep houso without Dr. King's Now Discovery for consumption, cougks and colds. Ex perimented with manyothers, bulnovor got' the true remedy until we used Dr, King's Now Discovery. No other remedy can take Its place In our home, us In It we have a certain and sure cure for coughs, colds, whooping cough, etc." It Is Idle to experiment with other remedies, even If they are urged on you as just as good as Dr. King's New Dis covery. They are not as good, because this remedy has a record of cures and besides is guaranteed. It never fails to satisfy. Trial bottles freo at H. Alex Stoke's drug store. Bucklen's Arnica Salve. The best salvo In the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, suit rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns unu all skin eruptions, and post' tively cures piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satiS' fuct ion or money refunded. Prion 25 cents per box. For sale by II. Alex. Stoke. ARE YOU NERVOUS Or "out of Borte" and so not in harmony with your neigh Dors i?or a neaaacne or nervousness MaQlc Headache Powders are invaluable. They have done wonders for thousands who have used them. Try them and do not allow an easily cured ailment to steal away your brains. No one need do so with Magic Head ache Powders for 10c. at all druggists. STOKE, the DruflQlst, lieynoldsville, Pa. .1 tmcknae bu nmll mi receipt of Hte. i' -J-r-3M'!' ili-zJrt L. M. SNYDER, Practical Horse-shoer And General Blacksmith. IlorhO-Hhoolnfr done In the neatmt manner and by the InUmt Improved methods. Over 100 different kinds of urn made for correc tion of faulty action and dineaHed feet. Only the bent make of Mhoe and nallti ued. Re putrlnK of h kind carefully and promptly done. Hat impaction (Juahantkkd. Lumber-nien'-t aiippUeit on hand. Jackson Ht. near Fifth, Reynoldavllle, Pa. DO WITS' ELXZZR Cures Coughs, Golds, Group. , Whooping-cough, Consumption and all Lung Diseases. People stand br Down' Elixir 1 because it cures ami has cured for slxty-flTe yean. This to the strongest possible endorsement of i us merits, race oo. duo. ana , 1.00 per bottle. At Druagiata. fcwftMMsa 4UnL Pi lurilajtsa, VI For sale by H. A. Stoke. First National Bant O F R K ISOLDS VtLLK. Capital, Surplus, $50,000. $5,500. i , Ilt-)irll, Prraldrnlt roll n-Mpllnnd, Vlre Vrrm. John tl. Kanrhrr, I'nalilrr. Director! C. Mllcbnll. Hcott McClcllnnd. 3. O. Kin, jonn n.i nriit'if, li. r . Mrown, U. W. Kullur, 3. II. Kiiu. licr. iNwfl ft ironornlriuiikliiirhtiiiinrmiRtid roIIiHIm thi nrrountn of morrhnnt!,, prnfpminnitl men. iiirmcrw, inei'iinmr. rintiiirn. mmiivrmpn nnd olliort, liromlxlnir the nioMt direful intention to the IjiihIih'hh of all iHirnotiH. Safe Depmilt Boxen for rent. Klrat National Bunk building, Nolan block Fire Proof Vault. Subscribe for The -X- Star, If you want (he News. Ladies' Goats We have a ana peJl them at copt. Bargains in Dress Goods Now is the the place to Ladies' Mackintoshes have a good A. D. Deemer ARE OFFERING Big IN BLANKETS AND TEN or while they last. Call and see what they have in this line. We also have a small lot of . Furs in Child's Sets and Muffs, which we will sell at Reduced Prices. Handkerchiefs and Mittens go at Remember we have Ladles' Jackets at One-m:! Reaular Price. . Here's to your health! Certainly, and one of the very ben: ways to inmire vour health U i timely use of those standard reme dies of prevention which one should always have on hand In case o: need. To have them costs but lit tle, not to have them may result It a lonir period of illness. We rec oinmend only medicines of approved and well-known value. Our stock of DRUGS Is standard and comploto, and per sons dosirlns- absolute security aeainHt errors In compounding nre- scrlptlons will do well to give ufJ ineir patronage. Stoke, Reliable Ptiarmadst.; and capes very good and nice line, u V. time to buy and thia is U get them. $ B and Wrappers are also reduced in prices, and we assortment to select from. '& B1NG & CO. J & Go. Bargains HAPS FOR THE NEXT DAYS Mufflers, Fur Top Kid Reduced Prices.
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