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Tft Star.
ttuhiicrifilitm tl.no per rr, or $1.00 if
)K( Btrifth) in (iiomre.
. At MTKPIIKNOON, Kflltnrand I'nl),
WfclDNKSUAV. Al'ItlL 12, 18IHI.
A n (ncl'(wnlotH liwnl iiimt, piihllxlirrtnviTy
tVmlnnliiy nt, lirynoliUvllhs J'n"ron l'n.
I.. ipvnt'l to (ho lnlnr"M of KrynolfNvHIn
swi.ltHVrHiiiHminiy. N(Mi-hiIMIi'h, will t rit.
II with fnlrnpw, nnil will h nnpni-lnlljr frli'iitl.
ly towurilit thr Inlmrlnit i'Iiihh.
Hnliwrlptlun irli')l.iMH'rypnr,ln inlvnncp.
(kmimtinlt'HtlniiN Intcmlt'U for inililli-ntlnn
miiMt tin m-i-oinimiitril lijrllm wrlli-r'n niitiin,
not for tnihllrnttnn, hut nn a mmriinli of
good fullli. Itit)rtstlnif tinwH IMifimolli'lliMl.
AUvtrilNliitr riitin nituln known on iippUm
Mount thn oflli'e In I' rophllrh-llrnry lllnck,
lfnility conimunlfMitlotiH nml rlitinirn of
lvrllpmniitH vlioulil rciirh thin ofllre ly
Monilitv noon,
Aililri' nil i-mnmnnli'ntlonn toO. A.HIrih
non, K(vnoliNvllp, Tit.
KntcrtMf nt thn nmtnnVx at Kpynoldavlllo,
Ph., nn HiH'onfl Hiihm mull mnt Iit.
A Great Prize Offer.
Wo linvo h Rri-iit prlzo nlTnr to nniko
tho fitrmorn of .THTormin oount.yl Hyn
Rpnciiil urrnnomrnt with tho publ ImImmb
of tho Farm Journal, a nicwt pxcnllont
farm jinpcr t lint. cotH 50 ci-nts n yonr,
wo tire nhlfl to otTor ono ypttr's suborlp
tlon to TllK Stau mid fivr ycnr' Mib
sorlptlnn to tho Farm Jtmnutl tho two
worth M.fiO H for tho Btnnll sum of
1.25. Of cmiiKii tills only appllos to
dvanon paying mib-u'i'lbcin. Wo can
ftirnlHh a fw papern at th in rnto, and If
you want thorn on Micro torniH, you
niiiHt net giKKI.Y! Sum pin copk-a of
tho Form Jntmml will lin sent froo on
nppllcntion. AddrcHH,
C A. 8TKPIIKNHON,
Ui-ynoldHvllli), Pa.
A manufacturer of lien iuhmIh no trndo
mark to protuct IiIh (joodn.
Tn Nhlpplntr emtio uhroad, only ono In
a thotihund in liwt or dies at sea. Thin
Ih a hotter record than tho Unltod
Stilton jrovernmont hat In tranxportlno;
troops to C'nhw.
Ono of ton hoars of tho hljrh prices
which labor receives In the Klondllco.
Tin truo that men receive ono dollar an
hour, but it In seldom that any of thorn
have a job lanting longer than a few
hours.
Tho common pooplo aro tho concroto
mass upon which tho superstructure of
this ifovornmcnt Ik built. The danger
is not In tho downfall of tho superstruc
ture, but In tho splitting and cracking
of tho concroto.
American Iron Is carried all over tho
world. Recently wo landed a few can
non balls at Samoa. The Philippines
aro receiving largo Installments and
Spain, Cuba and I'orto Rico received
sufficient supplies lost year.
Tho price of all hard rubber goods
has been increased 7 per cent. Tho
mason given In that there Is a scarcity
of t he crude article. A few months ago
tho rubber companies formed a trust;
now they limit tho supply of tho crude
article and naturally the price is raised.
Eggs from Texas are shipped to New
York. If there is such a great demand
for eggs in tho Empire Stato that Texas
must furntHh them, then thoro is an op
portunity for tho unemployed. They
ahould arrange that a supply of eggs
can at all times be secured by New
York dealers at nearby puinU.
Denver will iu traduce, horseloss vehi
cles In hor flro department. A few
more years and ono cf the most exciting
scenes of our great cities will have dis
appeared. There is nothing moro in
spiring than to sco tho big, spirited,
noble horses dash to the. scene of Are
with the heavy fighting apparatus.
The waters of Niagara are now fur
. nishing electrical power for Buffalo.
Los Angeles, Cal., receives her light
from a turbulent stream 00 miles away,
" conducted in by means of the olectrio
current. An eastern man has nw a
machine by which tho rise and fall of
the tide will be utilized for power. Be
fore the closo Sf the century we may be
privileged to see somo shrewd Ameri
can adjusting a shaft to the axis of tho
oarth and thereby furnishing tho world
with power.
Alex. Rlston, the cigar manufacturer,
makes some of tho best brands of cigars
on the market, and yet thore are com
paratively few of tho business houses of
Reynoldsville that hundle his cigars.
We have not made inquiry as to how
much cheaper, if any, outsiders can de
liver cigars to our busines men than Mr.
Rlston does, but the fact that he finds a
good sale (or his cigars in other towns
is evidence that his prices are as low as
any othor cigar manufacturer. For the
very reason that our towns-people do
not patronize each other as they should,
the town with all its past success has
I . not been as good a business place as it
might bave boen. It is a fact that can
not be gainsuld that too many people of
our town spend their money out of town
for things they could got at home just
as cheap. Ladies will send to city firms
for dress goods, &o., and in numerous
cases pay as much, and mora, than they
would for the same artlolo at borne, and
puy the express or mallage in addition.
If the people; want to raako Reynolds
vlfle a better town than it now is they
should patronize borne stores and home
industries, but business men should set
the example. If Mr. Rlston sells more
cigars in town he will give employment
to more men and there will bo so much
' more money put in circulation here.
Wlmt Is true of Mr. Rlston's cigar man
ufactory is true of all other Industries
in town. -
The Reward of Merit.
The school directors of JelTnrson coun
ty will moot in triennial convention In
the Court Itntiso, in Hrookvilln, on
Mondny.'May 2nd, 1WHI, at 2.00 v. M.,
for tho purpose of Hooting a County
Superintendent for the succeeding term
of throe years. Under thn conditions
as they exist tills year, this will bo a
duty that will bo easily and pleasantly
IH'i forincd. The present Incumbent of
that office, Prof. It. 11. Toitrlck, has
demonstrated his fitness for that isisl
tlon to such a degree that public senti
ment has crystiili.cil In his favor and
precluded all possibility of other aspir
ants funking a creditable showing and
much less to succeed In a contest against
hint for re-election, hr'noo ho has been
given a clear field and will 1st the unani
mous choice of the convention nshlsnwn
successor. And this is as It should bo, If
merit Is to have Its reward. Prof.
Tel trick's administration of tho affairs
of his olllce lifts boen productive of great
good to the public schools and educa
tional Interests of the county, his
ability, energy, and . perseverancn Instil
ling both teacher and pupil with now
zeal and Interest in their work, tho
progress iimile during the past three
years being easily recognized Brook
villa lb publivitn.
Wlion l'rof. Teltrlck wns a candidate
three yenrs ago for comity superintend
ent TltK STAH wns oneoFhlssupporters,
believing nt tlio tlmn that ho was tho
right man for tho office, and wo havo
not been disappointed. The llr)mhlicitn
has only stated facts In tho above com
plimentary notice.
People Who Pay the Printer.
On your luttel Is n (lute:
I'tty iHifnto It Is loo Mile,
He It dollars, Ih It dimes,
Wp will thank you many times.
Wp have hills which now iirp due,
We must puy them Just like you,
Tho following iiersons havo paid their
subscriptions or added their names to
our list since last week:
Klelmrd Miller, Itpynoldsvllle, March It,
lwn.
I, . O. I.ldlo, Uiilhniel, March 10, 1110.
II. I,, lloko, Hopkins, Dcccmhcr In, 'lit).
('. ('. UmiHcotiir, Hrookvlllu, May II, ll0.
Ditvld ('. Wtiltelilll, llrookvlllp, newl April
1, IWK.
W. ('. Murray, llrookvlllp, March s, ll0.
Nonh Ntrauss, Itnynoldsvllln, May II, 'W.
V. P. WoodrliiK, Dl Kiln, Inew April S,
num.
I'. W. Camplipll, IteyiHildsvllIu, new April
4, '90.
Alex I,. Host, West Iteynoldsvlllo, May It,
19110.
J. Hreniuin, KeynoldHVllle, new April 4,'N.
W. T. I'ox. Keynoldsvlllu, Kovomlwr II, '99.
I V. Iletrlck, Kpynnldsvlllo, January 1,11)00.
Klelmrd Taafc, Keynoldsvlllu, Inew April
4, 1900.
John llnnlny, Kcynoldsvllln, April 4, 1110.
Ward F.uson, Iteynoldsvlllo, Octolmr IH, '99.
V. H. Hurklmuso, Knynoldsvlllc, February
21, 1900.
James M. Marsh, HIIko, I'a., April 1, 1900.
Maud liloom, Keynoldsvllle, March 21, WHO.
Milton Johns, Keynoldsvllle, February 111,
I una.
!. W. Miller, III Hun, May II, '99.
No Right to Ugliness.
Tho womun who is lovoly In faco,
form and temper will always have
friends, but ono who would bo attractive
must keep her health. If she is weak,
sickly and all run down, she will be
nervous and Irritable. If she has con
stipation or kidney troublo, hor Impure
blood will cause pimples, blotches, skin
eruptions and a wrotchod complexion.
Electric Bitters is the best medicine in
tho world to regulate stomach, liver
and kidneys and to purify the blood. It
gives strong nerves, bright eyes, smooth,
velvety skin, rich complexion. It will
make a good-looking, charming woman
of a run-down invalid. Only CO cents
at II, A. Stoke's Drug Store.
Marriage Licenses.
Tho following marriage, licenses were
issued tho post week by John S. Barr,
Clork of Courts of Jefferson county:
D. II. Hynd, of Punxsutawney, and
Elizabeth Bloso, of Ltndsey.
Robert Bruce, of Holvetia, and Bar
bara Clark, of Ruthmul.
W. T. Corbctt and EdnaG. McKlnloy,
both pf Corsica.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, soros, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns und all skin eruptions, and posi
tively cures piles, or no pay required.
It is guaranteed to give perfect satis
faction or money refunded. Price 25
cents per box. For sale by H. Alex.
Stoke.
Look I Look)
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Every Saturday we offer special sale
prices. You can save money by spend
ing it here. J. C. King & Co.
Aluminum horseshoes bave been
proven by test to outwear iron shoes.
Just about the time anti-mobiles and
eleotrio cars are displacing the horse
something is being found to the noble
beast's advantage.
For Sale Team of draft horses, har
ness and wagon, four cows and some
young cattle. Inquire of II, L. Hoke,
Hopkins, Pa.
Wanted Persons desiring pleasant
rooms and good boarding in private
family; dellghful surroundings. Inquire
at Tub Stab office.
For Sale A lot with two good houses
and a frame baru, on Jackson street,
will be sold cheap. Rental value W00
perjrear, good water and in good, repair.
Inquire of G. M. McDonald, Reynolds
villo, or W. R. Morrison, Coal Glen, Pa.
Gome In!
We invite you to rail and
nee us in our new room one
of the fluent in the country
where you will find a very
largo Htock of goods nt Very
Ix)W PriccH. Our motto: Hest
of (toodrt nt LoweHt PoHsible
1'riceH.
Below we quote uou Prices
on a Few Goods:
IH His, (iruuuluted Sugar fl.00
'M IK Light Brown Sugar 1.00
10 lbs. Puckago ColTeo 1 .00
5 lbs. Choice Itlco .25
2 lbs. Evaporated Raspberries .25
lbs. Lump Gloss Starch .25
) IIm. Corn Starch .25
4 11m. Choice liulslns .25
3 lbs. Cleaned Currants .25
11 Burs Extra Laundry Soap .25
8 Bars Gloss Soap .25
English Breakfast Tea, worth 50c, .35
3 Cans Finest Standard Tomatoes .25
2 Cans Finest Pumpkin .15
Very Finest Sugar-Cured Ham .ill
Cal. Ham .!
" " " B. Bacon .10
" " SpritigPat.Floitr.sk. 1.10
" " ' bbl. 4.25
K. B. C. Creamery Butter .25
Cream of Coffoo (try It) .25
1 bbl. Ginger Snaps .25
Extra Cholco Comb Honey, 2 combs .25
10 lbs. Scotch Peas .25
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All other goods at Fairest
Prices at the Up-to Date Gro
cery. Robinson Mmki
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EXCELS ALL OTHERS.
Our low prices have always been and will always continue to be one of he leading factors,
qualities of materials has made our goods popular with every household.
Men's and Hoys' 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 stamp 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.
Cassimere and Cheviot Trousers
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 (55c., $1.00,
$1.25, $1.50, $2.00, $2.50 and $3.00.
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Tho Star Oflico
Is replete with the Latent
Styles of Typen.
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SEE OUR STOCK
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H Dining Tables, '
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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.
MILLIRENS.
IT'S A TROUBLE . .
To lisko si any lime.
It's morp Hum a trouble It thn kitchen stnrp,
rliHsi not pprform Its part of His
work sal Infiicfiirlly.
yl.STOVES HANOE LV 1
do their work In manner rnsy for IIm Imhisa.4
Keeper, i ppy Am noleil for their cleniilllifss-srimnrny-siiri
diiralilllty. '
Uoort linkers-perfect funsters -will do.
rvniythliiK you wiml them to do.
Hold with that midcrHtnudliiK.
Repoldvllle Hardware Go j
WORK I
iN'fHt Work I)on!
on Short Notice!
where they can buy the
Mens and hoys' 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, 87, 8.50, 9.00 and 810.
Children's Fancy Vcstee 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 oat at once for the
small eum of $1.50, 2.00, 2.50, 3.00 and $4.
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.
C.C.C. Bicycles
In the last isHue of the
paper I announced that my
line of Bicycles for 1899 was
complete, but after seeing the
Waverlu and
Featnerstone
lines I found them to havo so
many good points that I
could not resist the oppor
tunity of giving the people
of Iieynoldsville more and
more of a good thing.
You know the WAVEItLY
people build a IJicycle from
the ground up; that is, make
everything that enters into
the construction of a Bicycle
and make it right, and the
FE ATI I E RSTON E CO., be
ing the largept makers of
Bicycles in the United States,
having made 92,000 in 1898,
are making a line this year
second to none, at surpriHing-'
ly low prices. I ofTer them
with (J. 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 Druggist.
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