ffiftc Star HuhncriiiUim $i.M per ioir, .or $1.00 if finid rtrirthl in uilrtiner. . A. ft I'l.l'llliON. Killlor and Tub. VVKDNKdUAV, AlMMjfi, 1HW1. Anlii'li'p.'ncli'iil l.n'iil piiiii'i'. iiiililhht'ilrvi'ry W"llttf-illl V II' HlVII'llllnHIl'. .Il'iri'lwlll I'll. I'a.. mi ll In Ilii' liiH'i-i'itx ii( Hyiiiililvllln an. I .'iri i i nun . Niiii-ihiIII Ii iiI. will I rrii I nil nil h fiili iH'-. mill will lfisHu-liiIljr fili'iiil jy Ifiwiml Hit' htbiii'lntf i'Iiiih. Hiiliirrliiiliin ii li'cl.iiiin'ri'iir.ln nilviinro. Ikiminiiiilriitliiim Itili'iiili'il fur iitilillrullim nntu Iw ni'i'iiiiiimiili'il liy llm wi ftt-r'n iiiiini', not. fur pulilli'iil liui. lull in n nunriinii'i' of HiiiiiI fillth. liiliTi'illnil lmw lli'iiw miiIIi'IKmI. Ailri'illiliiit Mili'i mailn known nil hiiiiIIi'H tliiiiHttliu olilrc hi I'nii'lillrli-lli'iiiy IHim'Ii. I.i'imlily 1'iiiiiiiiiiiili'nlliiiin nnil rliiinvK f ilviTllmMiii'iili Hliniilil ifiii'li llils nlllre liy Mn'iiltir niMin. Ailil ri' nil riiinlnilllli'atliilis to U. A. Hlt'pll onsiin. Ui'vniilil-vllli'. I'ii. Knlir"il m I In' iHMlnlllrn Hi Ki'ynolilHVlllOi P., ft hi'i'ihiiI i'Iium inlill itmllfr. I ' A Grcnt Prire OfTef. Wo have n irii-nt prl.o offer to iniiko tlio fiiriiHT of .IcITi'rmin I'diinl.v! Uya M'l'Illl lllTlllltfl'lliellt Willi till) pilbllMlll'I'fl of tlio I 'mill Journal, a most exoullt'ht furin inptr that routs fill eotits a your, wo nru ublii In oITit nno your' Milworlp tlon lo Tiik Ktah mill FIVK yi-urn' mil) H'rlptiiiM to tlio Furm Jimrwtl tlio two worth M.iiit :ill for IliD Hiniill mini of 1.25. Of i'imii'" tills only iipplii'B to ndvmioo payliiK hii1mM'11iiu. Wo vim furninli a fow pupct-x ill tills rate, anil If you want tlirm on thorni toniiH, yon inrnit art ijrii'Kl.v! Kamplo coplcH of tlin Fiinn Jinniml will Iw Hont frnn on nppliiMitlon. AtliliviM, C. A. HTF.l'HKNSON, Ui'ynolilHvlllo, l'n. Klnzua Bridge It to be Replaced. Tbo iiri'Hl Klnziiu bi'ltlun in to li torn ilown and a ni-w and honvlor brliltfo In to bn tioiiHtnu'ti'd In itsHteail. Tliln Kti'P Ih liikon by tlio r.iin JCnll niiil I'onuiHiiv inciiariitiii'v to ilonblinir Its fi'iilKbt train mtrvlun Imtwrun tblM city anil tlio uiial noiintry. Ad will no ri'inoiiiboroil by SMr roadorn, the Krln t'l'i-nlly inirobiuii'il a larro iriiri oi land near llitf Hun Mint. In wrll rioflnml ami known to Iki rich In coal. Within wo year HhaftH will tin mink, anil tun Krln will ho nblpplnif It pnHliiot norlli In Ki-cat qiiantiticii. Thin will rccpilrn twicu tlio train Hcrvlou tho Krlo now lias, mid much heavier i'ukIiioh. I'ho prewnt. Kln.iia Htriiotiim Ih a perfect striicturc. It Ih In an kooiI con ditlon to-dav Hi wlmn it wan built, but it wan not Intended fur tint heavy trat tic that will Iw reipilred of It In the futiiro. fHllelalH of tho roiul vllteil Hradford lait week and mucin a trip lo tbo hrldifi). They decided to tear down tho famoiiH Htrucliirn and build a new and heavier brldj;i! In Hh plnco. Work of taking down tho old viaduct will bn coiniiieni'i'il April I. mi, ami. inn n coin- pleted, Ki le traiiiB will lie run over t ho llulTalo, Itochestcrand I'ltUhiirn Irackii. It Ih estimated Unit It will rinpilrii thrco inoiillis or lonirer to maki) the chaiio. Ilnulford iS'fdc. Ono dependH upon tho othor. can have a ''blow out" but you Brut "blow In" vour money. You nitiHt In Finland them arc women employed ih bi'leUlavei'H. In thin country they cannot even throw bricks much lesn lay hem. Tlio "union l'orcvur may do very woll when this jrovernment in referred to, but with tho individual it is differ cut. Last year In 24 cities R.814 divorces were asked for and (I.IIO.'t granted. Students In tho hlRher elassug of our colleges are said to lose several pounds In weight In preparing for an examlna tlon. From this ono can coneludo that little brain work would be beneficial for fat pooplo. Honoris continue to coins In that considerable bad beef was thrown over board during tho recent war. Bathing during tho coming summer should be prohibited for the crockodlle will cer tainly hBvn revenge. Some of our readers are living In a delusion. They believe that a freo press nieaus thu free circulation of a news paper. This is not so. The newspaper Is to be paid (or but tho editor Is freo to express his opinions. The empress of Russia possesses t handkorehlof valued at $.',000. A slm liar handkerchief, wo bellevo, could bo purchased In this country for ."i.00, but royal tears would bo necessary to In crease Its value to "i.OOO. Gov. Roosevelt testified before tho Court of Inquiry that he was so hungry at Santlugo lie could have eaten his hat. Fortunately ho did not or tho hat manufacturers would be In as much dis repute as are the beef packers. Paradise. A few more days of school before tho close of the w inter term. .lohn Dickey is getting ready to build a house the coming summer. Old citl.ens snv that Hi" roads bnvo not been ho bad for twenty years. .lames Madison Medrelgbt attended Hootch Hill Society last Thursday even ing. Mart In Svuhrit and his men were seen driving logs on Trout run last Sat unlay. A. L. Sheeslev. who had Ills foot cut with n broad axe, Is getting along as well as could be expected. I twliur to tho bad weather and a few other tbiiiifs. the writer did not inako his appearance last week. Miss Cvnthlu Myers, who was called here by tho illness anil death of her brother, Klmer Myers, returned to her homo in Natrona, Armstrong county, last Saturday. Martin Svuhrit and (ieorgo Ilollen hnuirh moved a family from Scotch Hill to Clarion last week. (Jeorgo says it was a nico trip, the roads bolng In good condition for travollng. ' John Shorman can now spend his re malnlng years In reading his obituary notices, biographies and tho odltoria' comments on his death and long and useful career. Very few mon are bo fortunate and we are pleased that this rare privilege has fallen to the venora e statesman. Sydney Webb, a promlnunt English man, says that Individually Americans are tho kindest and most considerate persons living. But collectively they are not yet a success. Perhaps he never mot them collectively. Ho should con sult with somo of thu Spanish generals recently repatriated. Tho A. V. H'y has an option on tho old furnace slto at Itedbank and It Is exiected that this property will soon lie owned hy tlio valley, it ih ino n tention we are informed to build add I tional tracks to accommodate tho Low Grade trains there and also to put In welirh scales, where tho coal can bo weighed Instead of all having to go to Kennerdell as now. A great amount of filling will be required and tho improve ments contemn ated will lie ouiui cosily Tho tracks and scales will be on the op posite side of Redbank creek from tho demit. Ihlsuiovo win uo away wun the necessity of hauling tho Low Grado trains to this place anil inlermeuiato nolnts from Redbank to find sido track room. This will In no llkoilhood make any chango In tbo place of residence of tbo Low Grado employees. East Brady llri'Hir. Spain's Greatest Need. Mr. R. P. Olivia, of Barcolona, Spain, spends his winters at Alkon, S, C. Weak nerves had caused sovore pains In tho back of his head. On us. Ing Electric Hitters, America's greatest lilood and JNorvo ttemeuy, an pain soon left htm. Ho says this grand raedlcino Is what bis country needs. All Amor lea knows that it cures liver and kid ney trouble, purifies the blood, tonoi up the stomach, itrengtnens tno nerves. puts vim, vigor and now life Into every muscle, nerve and organ of the body. If weak, tired or ailing you need It. Every bottlo guaranteed, only 50 cents. Sold by H. A. Stoke, Druggist. Punxs'y to Have a County Fair. A new agricultural and fair associa tion Is to be organized in town. The Individuals at tho hoad of tho move mont are hustlers and wide awake bust oss men. The grounds nave noon leased for flvo years and will he put In repair this spring. Now buildings will be erected tor the exhibition oi stocx machinery, agricultural and mechanic al products, and as much interest will takon in ono branch oi the fair as tho other. The committee In charge have the almost unanimous support and approval of the business mon In' town. l'unxsutawney Ji'icn. Tho Baldwin bill as reported from tbo ways and means committee at liar rlsburg provides that all persons doing more than $1,000 of mercantile business must pay a $2 license tax and $1 for each 1,000 in excoss of 2,0(H). Mr. Baldwin says that bis act relieves the small deal er, as under tho old law tho small dealer paid (7.50, but the largo dealor who did twenty millions paid but 1,000. He will now pay $20,000. The act requires wholesalers to pay 50 cents ou each 1,000 worth of business done. Business done on tho merchants' exchange will pay 20 oents for each $1,000 worth of business done, but export business Is exempt from tax. Here is a good, solid, common so nee chunk of wisdom, clipped from the col umns of an exchange "Perhaps tho most fatal weakness of humanity Is that oT exaggerating Its misfortunes and shutting its eyes to the blessings of life. Many a man will go tripping along life's pathway, with good health, good friends, plenty to eat and wear, and a . roof to cover his hoad, and still be ours Ing his luck because ho Is not us rich as "Vanderbllt or as talonted as Rudyard ' Kipling, The greatest blessings of life are free to all. The pure air and the genial sunshine, tho mountain scenery, tho singing birds of the forests, the boundless ooeun and all the magnltloent stars of night, are us much yours us the shirt upon your back, and with these, good health and a happy disposition, you are Hon." A Hint to Housekeepers. Nothing adds so much to the comfort of housewives as a good range, one that Is u reliable bukor at all times. XI you want such a rango buy tho Cinderella. It Is certain In its results and lasts woll and looks well. Sold by Roynuldsvllle Uurdwaro Company. House and Lot for Sale. and has House and lot on corner of Hill Sixth streets for sule. The house six rooms, reception hall and bath room. Inquire at THE STAR otlloo. Look) Look! Every Saturday we offer special sule prices. You can save money by spend ing it hero. J. C. Kino & Co. Latest styles in spring and summer footwear just arrived at J. E. Welsh & Co.'s. Valuable property. Improved and un improved, for sale. Inquire of M. M. Davis, Esq. Carpets! Carpotsl Curpots! Over one hundred dilforont styles to select from at Brumbaugh & Hillls.' Special sale for 20 duys. For Sale A team of draft horses; weight 2,400 ttis. Will sell team alone, or teum, harness and a good 3-lnoh tire wagon. Inquire of J. F. Millor, Knox dulo. Pa. Silk mill stock $.'1U per share. Inquire at The Star office. Largo store room for rent, corner Fourth and Main streets. Inquire of J. H. Corbott. Low prices Is what makes the cloth ing, hats and furnishing at Mllllrons so famous. If it is tender, fulcy meat that you want, go to L. F. Uotrick's meat market. S- 4- 4- 0) Si i o i- O CD 4- T3 5 C o o J- CD c u 3 O 0) 3 0) u T3 O O o Q z .6? o CD i a 3 3 i i CO CD z o CO z a cc TS 0) CD CD o o a o CD a CD CD CD CO o c CD s- CD T3 CD s- a CD u a CO CO O a 4- CO CD O s- CD CD s: as CO CD i- D O i- CD O O s- 50 inn a rnniini w . A II O ft IKUUttLt . . Tci Imkc Ht any lime. 4 It's moip limn ii Irniilili' If Mio kllclii'ii slnvi' iliH-s not iii'rfiirm lis part of tli work siilli.fiii'liiilly, NDEREbbifi do tliiilr work In a tininiU'r nnsy fur Itin timisn- Hi'i'lHT. Thi'jr in nnli'il for llii'lrrli'iinlliii'Hs ei'imiimy anil iliiratilllly. lastrrft. will iln4 ii - kbu- ri"iiiiiiiii,T mm iiiiriiiiiiii j. ttft'ATxtvQl m bakers -pet feel, ma KF.'.eaTyy I'veryililim you want tliein to (I fiL""" VI Hnhl with Hint iiiKli'rsliiiiillim Repoldvllle Hardware Go.j E,! J..' -"'ff 'J L X JOB WORKI -TIIK- Job Work Department (IK Tho Stn.1' Oilier Is ri'pk-tH with llm Lateft Styles of Types. Neat Work Ion on Nlioi't Not ico ! nnmimmmmmmmnnmitnminmimmmmmmriK SAVE MONEY ! EE NOW IS TIIK TIM 10 TO SAVE MON KY B ON ANY (lOOI)S IN TIIK H Hardware or Builders' lines. 1 S All manufacturers of Hardware, UrasH, Copper, 3 Iron and Steel Goods have advanced their 5 selling priceH from 10 to 25 per cent, owing 3 to the increased cost of raw material. We 3 have a good supply, bought before the ad- 3 S vance and can make interesting prices on the S same, bo now is the time to save money. H CINDERELLA II A NO K ! 3 Housekeepers should be wise and call at our 3 S store and examine the Cinderella Range. It has S more points that excel than any other range on the 3 t market, and is sold guaranteed to bake and roast. 3 B REYNOLDSVILLE HARDWARE CO. 3 iaiuuiaiiiuiiiuiuiuaiiiiiiiiuuiiiiiiiiiiuiiuiiuuuiiiiiiirc C.CC, Bicycles In the last Issue of the mper I announced that my ine of Hicyclcs for 1899 was complete, but after seeing the Mi) and Featiierstone lines I found them to have so many good points that I could not resist the oppor tunity of giving the people of Heynoldsville more and more of a good thing. You know the WAVEKLY people build a Uicycle from the ground up; that Is, make everything that enters into the construction of a Bicycle and make it right, and the FEATIIERSTONE CO., be ing the largest makers of Bicycles in the United States, having made 92,000 in 1898, are making a line this year second to none, at surprising ly low prices. I oiler them with (1. fc J., Hartford or any other standard make of tires, at $25, $35, $40. I am the only dealer in town selling strictly high grade wheels, and for several years have sold more bicycleB than any other dealer and expect to maintain that standing. I represent five different manufacturers whose busi ness integrity cannot be ques tioned, who fully guarantee every wheel made. Juveniles at $20, just as good as the full grown. Come in and get a CAT. STOKE, .Reliable DrurjQlst. MILLIRENS SPRING CLOTHING I EXCELS ALL OTHERS. Our low prices have alwayB been and will always continue to be one of the leading factors, qualities of materials has made our goods popular with every household. Our high Men's and Boys' Cheviot Busi ness and Evening Suits Made of substantial, changeless Black Grey and Brown materials, lined with heavy Italian cloth. You might hesitate at the following prices on these suits, but we assure you that the Btamp of reliability is on every garment in this line. They are like all our wares, made up with care, and fit per fect. Prices $2.50, $3, $4 and $5.00. '3 n i .1 rw nn r For men and boys in Plain and Fancy Col ors, including an immense assortment of Checks, Stripes and Plain Blacks, elegant ly made and finished. Prices 65c, $1.00, $1.25, $1.50, $2.00, $2.50 and $3.00. If L Wi V Mens and boys' All Wool Dress Suits for Spring In Black, Blue and all the new checks and stripes. , These suits are made up with the same care that many tailor-made gar ments are. They are the kind noted for HANDSOME APPEARANCE, sewed with silk thread. This is indeed a rare opportunity for every man or boy to have a handsome Spring Suit for little money. Call and see them. Prices 86, S7, 8.50, 9.00 and $10. Children's Fancy Vestee Suits Ages from 3 to 8. The high qualities that are in these Suits are quite beyond the powers of description. The assort ment is not equalled in this town and the patterns are exclusive with us. Call and fit the little fellows out at once for the small sum of $1.50, 2.00, 2.50, 3.00 and $4. MEN'S FEDORA J-J .O CI AND DERBY TT I The very latest Spring shapes in all the new and prevailing colors. We have some new popular shades. Prices 50c, $1.00, $1.50, $2.00, $2.50. The qualities muBt be seen to be appreciated. The Newest Spring Clothing . . Now awaiting your inspection. Every thing fresh and new. No stock of Clothing, Hats or Furnishings so com plete, no range of prices so low. I i I I I J I j1 MILLIRENS.
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