VOLUMB .
KKYNOliDSVILLE, I'ENN'A., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2H, 111!)!).
MWiiEK B.
fltfobby Suits
To Order !
JOHNS & THOMPSON.
(Successor to Hnmblot V Hwurtz)
Merchant Tailors,
Feel confident that we
can give satisfaction in
both cut and make up.
W. A. Thompson, n cut
- ter with
Forty Years' Experience,
will do tho cutting.
We respectfully auk the
people of Heynoldsvllle
to give us a c?'l fVi'
ordering elsewl er?.
Johns & Thompson. I
I
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exonerations 31i 2:1
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Audited thin 121 h (lay nf June, lWI.
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CATIIKHS, (Auditors,
July 4th and 5tli.
COMPARE
The wondoi ful onU;rtalnmont wo offoryou with whatothorU)wn piH)Hcntand vou
will snrvly want to BH'nd yoiip 4th In DuHoIm. Wo gve tho ciwtliost attractions
on thu roHd. We gvo mom nrw foatu and we aro ninindlnir mot-o monoy to elvo
you Knod time than any othui- atmodation In the State. Our AxHoclatlon it com
ixwod or men who have made the bunlnowi a titiidy and who know what jroi d at
tractloni are and who have tho couchjo to put up onoutrh money to irut them,
we are ffninK to give you
Two solid days of $ & yy
Good, clean, lively Sport!
We've (rot the (jround, Attraction and Ability to do It. Wo want to have
??S?S,axWy "I """"ed that you will come back to our SKPTRMBKH
ME.fc.TI is G and brlns: your family with you.
Other Towns
Majr have Balloon Ascensions, but no othor town will have tho blood ourdllntf
CANNON BALLOON ACT
The Wonder of tho Balloon World.
Other
May have Horse Races, hut none to comnnrn with n,in,.u xt. . .
iwShalr '? Vr ""Rninoont now ?rand sUnd, you can watch the fliors eo for
iOOO worth of purses on the finest half mile track In America.
And Dogsl
Well, we've simply secured the Greatest Aeprecration of Kunninir, Trottlnff and
1 acinj- Dops in the World and you can see all kinds of races, Team, Tandom.
Chariot and Sulky. We are irettlng about twice as many as we originally adver
tised because we want to give you your monoy's worth. '
Hurrah for the Clowns I
The show wouldn't be coroploto without them. A genuine old time pair A
laugh every second. They'll surely make you fool young again. Thov have no
equals anywbero. .
That bright particular Star
MyrtiePeek
ll1!!.0 tralnod homes, including tho World's Champion High Jumpor.
"QUi-EN BESS." Miss Peek is tho highest priced attraction on the American
Circuit and appears in an entire now programme, excitingly interesting from
start to finish and thrilling enough to satisfy everybody.
All roads lead to DuBola and every one gives
Excursion Rates and special trains.
2 Days Continuous Amusement
XT -VX7- 4- . T)i -r-
Something Going on all the Time
DuBois Driving Association.
COUNTY COMMISSIONED
K. M. I l)V MAN.
of Youtitf township, hIII he n fiindtdiitc for
i entity i oiniiiiintier. .ii'n.cct to iiciiott 01
lii'inis'-nii Ic volet- of .li'tlvisou county, lit tin
irilllliric., mi .liny in, 11.11.
.1. a Nouuin.
rson low ttulilii. will Ih it iMitiilliliitr
1 for I 'mint v Coniiiilloiicr. siiMecl tn the nc.
linn in mi' tic iihm-i'iiiic voters or .iciicrsott
rninity, lit till prlniiil'les, 1111 July 11. Ismi.
itttacrlUitirou.
I 11. mrcMiK.s.
1
t'NDF.UTAKING ani KMHALMING.
A full llni' nf ii i,tl l eoiistiiutly on I111111I
Olllre iiml wiitfiiMitti nciir M. v.. church
I I fill Htll'l'l.
HTAMKY.
A T'I'l ) 1 1 N K Y A T- L A VV ,
OMce Hi lintel Mcl'olniHI, Kcyiinltlsvllh-, I'u.
MITCHELL.
ATTORN KY-AT-LAW.
. Olllcc nil Wi'nl Main Mlcet. nplMMltli Hi
I Coinnici-cliil lliiti'l. Kcynolilsvllle. Pn.
I ft 'A. (iOUIH)N.
i ATTOIl.NKY-ATLAW,
! llrtMik villi. .IflTorson I'n. fit
I Mil. In room formerly occupied liy Ooidnti
,v , iniirn neni .uitiii mrt'CI.
G. M- m-ihxaui.
ATTOHNICY-AT-LAW,
Nnliiry Piilillc, ivul ctule iiui'nt. Patent
secured, collection tnuili promptly.
OfhVe
Ill .OIIII llllH'K, iccyuoitisviiic, 1
SMml M- t;KKKilIT,
ATTOIINEY-.VI'-LAW,
Notary I'ulillc mill Heal KiIiiip Ai-cnt. I'ul.
Iccltous will ici-clvc piiimpt iitirnlliili. (illlrit
In I'rin lillch A Henry lilm k, near iMMlnlllri',
ur.v iioni. i n 1 11.
J NKKK.
JUSTICK OK TI1K l'KACK
Anil Kvitl Khi Am-nt, Kxynoliliivlllti, I'u.
JJU. U. K. 1IOOVKK,
HKYNOLOSVILLK, PA.
U.llint drill Int. In Hip ImbIiIIiIi .V linn
ry liliK'k, m-iir tli ii-mliiflli-c. M11I11 ntri'rt.
Ulllll ii-iiuhh 111 oiH-rul inc.
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!t. II. 1)hVKUEK1N;.
DKNTIST,
(Mlli'p oviT llvynoliNvlllp Kuril wiiiv Co. Ktoli'
M11I11 slni't, Ki-yiiiililHvllln, I'u.
II
OTKL HKLNAP,
UKYNOLDSVILLK, PA.
MAS K IKTX, Proimrtw.
Klrnt i-Ikhh Inrvrry purtliMiliir. Iocntedln
..... ... .......v. ... im. iiiiiiii.i.m piiri. 01 nmn.
hroir Iiuh IohiiiI from trnliiK hiiiI .'omiriodlimi
s..ii.fii-i.nfinn ntr uiiiuiiiun;iiti Lrnvuium.
July 4th and 5th.
Towns
ROYAl. ARCANUrt ANNUAL PICNIC!
Deautlful Day-Large Crowd -Visit.
Itor Well Plcnnrd - Amudements
(liven as Advertised.
Aeeordlng to program thu lilenlc of
the lllntrlct AniH'liilliin of t ln Hnynl
Ari'Htitim was ushered In with mimic
by the Keystone hand of IO'.vhoIiIhvIIIi'.
I h tliiv whh all tho niiwt itnleiit, tile
nlekers cmilil drHlt'o rli'iir, ht lght, untl
a soft imiiny iwi'xn. Thi'ro worn over
.L.KHI vUltiii-H In ihv imik untl on the
Hlrci'ls during the dav.
On the mil vii I of tin I mm full of visitor
they were mot. liy the nuniniltlopa and
bund nnil I'senfted to Kriiiik's piirk to he
greeted by their friends and iiequultil
anee nf other reunions. After a call to
order and a few Introductory words
from M. ,1. Kartell, president of the
picnic nsNoelutlon, piiiver wits offered
by lleV. W. K. Hein-rto the (Jrenl Sit
preme It' gi ttl nf all "for t he manv nival
favors Wtnwed on Ms 'iipln and tho
Hnynl AreHiiuiti pHrtlculiirly.
Tho next HOt-uknr was the Hv. I). W
Ehberts, (irand C'hiiplitln of Iho order
In Pennsylvania. Dr. Kbberts spoke In
pitrt as folliiWH: Stilting In: emiie to
present the gt iIiiom of lite Ormitl Olll
eei-H of hojHltni'i Htttle, mnl exprens
approbation of the xeul and fraternal
spirit of this Central District AsMOela
lion of tho Hnynl Ai num. In this
state there ar.' nearly twenty-three
thiniMitnd in. inU rs Tlie entire mem
bership of the enh r Im Hourly two linn
(Ireil tlinitHiind. lie ileHerlhed the two
systems of Insurance, rrtilernal and
legal reserve. Krnlerniils furnish sound
insurance at less cost than legal reserve
people do because thnlr expenses are at
a minimum. The I loyal Arcanum has
in force .iIO,(llO.llH of insurance and
the total expense Is $7H0,(KHI. This
maintains subordinate, grand and sn
preme councils. Transfer tills to a
legal reserve cmnpnny and the exponm
wou'd amount to :).!ltlll,:i;i(l. Prov. L.
and I.: toil.llis,(iiMI. Mutual Life N. Y.
At oncn we see the Arcanum as sound
at a much less cost to tho members pro
rata than legal reserve. The Uovul
Arcanum has paid to Its Is-netlclarles in
!- years the sum of fc2.MM),O0ll. In Ilevii-
oldsvllle alone (IH.IMK). With econom
leal munagement continued with a rap
idly Increasing emergency fund, tho
future of tho Hoyal Arcanum is Insured.
Of nearly 800 legal reserve companies
chartered within tho last lift v vears.
but iitl aro now doing busluiws. Tho
balunee havo censed and their nollev-
holders aro about, the streels deploring
their loss, whllo not one order of tho
fraternal union hus fulled. Kor nearlv
olghtocnturles fraternal societies havo
been in existence, and nover moro suc
cessful than now. This foretokens an
abiding through tho centuries yet to
come. Iho ninirnilleent hlstorv of il
Uoyal Arcanum, with its splendid mem-
bershlp, bonded by tho mystic chain of
true brotherhood, behooves us to work
for tho spread of tho grand principles
of Virtue. Merev and Chin-lt.u. th.t.
thousands moro may enjoy the noble
benefits of our most wonderful order.
Music of tho Koystone band made the
call for dinner, bringing tho guests with
their children from tho chair swlncs
and other amusements. The lollv.
laughing crowds wore soon comfortably
seated at thu tables. Tables were ar
ranged for tho visiting councils of Cur-
wonsvillo, Cloarfleld, Philllpsburg.
RIdgway, Tyrone and Punxsutawnev
and their guesU. Tho tables and stands
wore ample for over 2,000 people and
wore filled with all manner of gubstan
tlals and delicacies for tho inner man.
Every seat was taken up and the hotels
of tho town crowded to tholr utmost
capacity, whllo the supply stand of tho
Ladies' Relief Corps had good attend
ance, runnlnir short 111 Inn miim q..,1
othor luxuries before closing hour.
Promptly at L."i" p. m. the visitors
with thoir attendants moved to the silk
mill. Wo rogret to learn that thoy
were stopped by irresponsible nartlos
and a tribute demanded of them, where
our court novor declared a toll to bo
levied. For this outrage the Royal
Arcanum is In no manner connected
or to be censured. At thu niib
mill and all wero cnndnntorl thnnmrh
tho works bv tho kindness of Nf r. r. PAnn.
baum and his assistants.
Dancing began on tho arrival of Prof.
Roscoa'g orchestra at 1.40 p. ra. and
continued throughout the afternoon
until 7.00 o'clock.
Tho blcyclo parudo moved out from
park at 2.00 p. ra., up to Seventh street
and down Mulu to A. V. stutlon, buck
to Seventh street and thence to Dark.
Tho judges wore at Frank's Tavern with
tho vlslUng bands. Tho contestants car
ried numbers. Tho first prize, tho
Cycle Poco camera, was awarded to
Roman E. Koehler, foremun of The
Star olHeu, for most artistically deco
rated wheel. Hia whool wus decorated
to represent a sailing vessel, the hull
being a light framo and covered with
roses and laurel flowers. The throo '
nuisN and other rigging, together with
mil In w ent pure white. A Hag r the
Uoyal A reanum colors limited from the
for : must, one hearing the fiumlwr, "4."
from the main must, and the American
flag from the rt ar. The r tier, dressed
In it whllo still., sal. In lite center of the
lloriil i-rnrt to propel It. The prize for
most romleal appearance, tin acetylene
gas '.miip. was awarded lo Wallace
Mitchell. His hleyelu was a line piece
of wot kmunshlp a doy.eti years ami. bo
lug one of Iho first sureties sold In this
sect Inn. A lantern, an alarm eliwk.
Ac., tld to the frame gave It a striking
appearance. A large mimhcr'tif other
bicycles with their riders w-ro iroltcn
up In a splendid nianner, showing tnxtd
and art and really should have hud
prl.es for their bounty and design.
Huso hall began at 3.01) p. tn., visitors
being escorted to grounds by Keystono
bund of Ileytioldsvllle.
Cnko walk took place at .1.15 p. m.
1 he winner was a visitor from Curwons
villi-, nunto not at hand.
The girls' whistling contest began
at 4.00 p. in., eight girls narllclpatlnif.
All were eoually good and tint decision
was hy tetter test, guesHlng first loiter
on first page of an unopened IsNik. Tho
prlno, a lady's gold ehatuliilne watch.
wits n w it I'd n I to Mhs NuIIIi) Coheen, a
visitor from New llethlehetn. Pa.
Hoys' double font moo begun at 4. 110
p. in. The first prize, a Isiys sliver
watch, was won by Clenn Hums, a hoy
ten years old. The second ritee. Isiys of
eight years, prl.e was a pein l handle.
four bluded pocket knife, won bv an
Italian boy who was too much elated to
stop and give his uui
While tho liunilri wero pluylng tho
delegates held a meeting to deeldo
place and ollleers for next year's picnic,
IIIIMI. 1 he place voted on wasCnrwens
vllle! the president, W. H. Sweeney
secretary, (ieorge Keltels-ruor.
After Iho meeting came simper and
refreshments, which continued in .:io
p. m. Hi'fore tho leaving of intents it
was proposed hy milliliters of il liferent
councils. In cuNO tho Curwcnsvllln coun
cil was satisfied, to pro rnto atnonir all
councils to raise funds for next year's
picnic and turn all over to Itevnolils
vlllo council for picnic next year, at
smne time, suir.o placo and same man
agement. This was certalnlv a lik'li
endorsement of tho fifth annual picnic,
whirso success was largely due to kind
ness of K. A. MeConnell and tho minor-
nus well wishing peopleof Heynnldsvlllo
whoso willingly entered Into the spirit
of the occasion, and to whom the ollleers
and members of Century m tender their
most slnceru thunks.
At H.00 p. in. all trains had ilonurted
and our home council remained at tho
park to clear up the grounds and chat
over tho pleasures of the day, all anx
ious Tor a return of Uoyal Arcunum
picnics and their attendlnir hannltioHs.
Our citizens concede thut Oils whs
tho finest arrangod, best conducted and
mnstenloyable picnic over held In Uevn-
oldsvlllo, and that tho order should fuel
proud of tho fact.
Centuhy Council 7Wi.
, Reduced Rates to Detroit.
On account of the Convention of the
loung People's Society of Christian
Endeavor, to bo hold at Detroit, July 5
to 10, the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany will soil excursion tickets from
points on Its lino, to Dotroit. Ht lAtA nf
single faro for tho round trip. Tickets
will bo sold on July a, 4 and 0, and will
bo good to return until July IB. Indus! vn.
except that by depositing ticket with
tne Joint Agontat Detroit before Julv
12 end tho payment of fifty cents, tho
return limit may be oxtonded to leave
Dotroit not later than Autzuat 1". For
apooiflo rates and conditions apply to
Ticket Agents.
A Narrow Escape,
Thankful wordi written bv Mrs. Ada
E. Hart, of Grown, 8. D. "Was taken
with a bad cold which settled on mv
lungs; cough set in and finally term
inated In Consumption. Four doctors
had glvon mo up, saying I could live but
a short time. I gave myself up to my
Savior, determined If I could not stay
with my friends on eurth, I would meet
my absont ones above. My husband
was advised to got Dr. Kinir's Now Dis
covery for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds. I gave it a trial, took in all eltrht
bottles. It has cured mo, and thank
Ctod, I am now a well and healthy wo
num." Trial bottles freo at II. A.
Stoke's Drug Store. Regular size 60o.
und $1.00. Guaranteed or prleo refund
ed.
Letter List.
List of unclaimed letters romatnlnir
In the postoffioo at Roynoldsvlllo, Pa.,
week ending Juno 24, 181)0:
Charles S. Coleman. Rosa Cnlwell.
Mrs. Patrick Connell. Goo. M. Gurry.
Miss Edna Peters, G. E, Rlsholl, Miss
Blanche Shakloy. '
Say advertised and give date of list
when calling for above.
A. M. Woodward, P. M.
Parndise.
Owing In the hot weather Inst week
the Paradise correspondent failed to
g' t up ii letter.
Henry Smith, of Hlg Hun, visited
friends In town lust week.
A few nf the young fellows attended
the put ty at .Inhu Smith's last Friday
evening.
The ruin hist Hatttrday miide the corn
IttlUill.
Paradise will celebrate tho 4th just
thu same as usual.
Mrs. John Klleklner, of Heynoldsvllle,
visited In town lust Friday. '
Alfred Sheesley, who has Is-nn work
ing nt.Thomas McCrclght's thlssum titer,
returned home Inst Wednesday.
Joseph Hyphrlt rode his wheel to
Cliirlnii lust Friday.
Rathmel.
Hols-rt Howser Is on the sick list.
Michael Di'IhcoII went tn Pittsburg
lust Friday.
nit-s. win lain Tucker. vMiod at
Wlnslnw lust week.
George Flenuer, of Hlles. Ph., visited
relatives here last week.
Wllllntn Id 'verltlge, of Gnzzuui, Pa.,
visited his parents here Inst week.
Miss Kill Hi Thompson, of Diillnls, is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Welling.
Mrs. W. G. Harris and children vis
Ited relatives and friends In Diilinls
lust week.
.1. L. Miirshull went tn F.rln lust Sat'
unlay to see his son, Hurry, who is In
the hospital there with typhoid fever
John Northy, who lived here for about
sevon years, died Saturday evening and
was hurled Monday urtertnion ut Heyn'
olilsvllle.
McCormick Leads.
,
wo nave nine mowers reaiiy for so
many good runners. Horse Hikes, har
rows, drills, sulky cultivators going
rapidly, ('oiiiu iiilck.
J. C. Kino & Co.
us for your furnitur of nil
klndH. Wo IwiVM a lariH Hto;k
of HitleboardH, chamber miitH,
couclH'H, tnbh'B, diners, etc.,
etc., which were bought be
fore the mine in furniture and
will be Hold at the old priced,
giving. you the advantage of
the raitio. If you need a cook
ntove or any kitchen hard
ware it will pay you to come
and nee uh before you buy.
We will ilea8e you twice.
once In quality and once In
price.
Qualities and urices cannot
be (uriaHHed noun! hi v not.
equaled anywhere.
Brumbaugh & Hillis,
Rcynoldovlllr, Pa.
Opposite P. O.
VINAM'IAI. STATEMENT OK THE WEST
Keynolrtsyllli. I'lihli,. school District for
i niir r.utiiiiK June i, imw. ,
'! nm r ,ii m-iiooiN 4
Numlwriif tPHchiirsiiiiiiiloyci 4
" of pupils unrolled ' jns
A venule dully atlonclnnce 1411
Am't taxes levied, seh'l p'rn's tUXiltl
lildK. IMZl
A'l...l. ... ... , .
8 T. IIREWEU. t'ollm torof school lux. hi hi'"
1. . 1 . . "-. oi'viioiusviini ni'IKHll
District for Jieur vndlnic Jiiuu 1, Istw.
To am't dupllcntfi. puis $1,1)72 :w
it .t ,:i:iii uiiiihii 1,11 -..rj 1
Kyi
Ik
uni t returned $1174
iLXonnratlons 2175
I) prct reliHtofttfi !!!.... 4ft SI
2 pr ct Col's prct li.r .11 Is 114
'. IS 14 70
5, 1 17 n 4.1
Trousurer receipts. .. J:ti7 7:1
1.41111 mil ,.W7.
iis m
,. flTii :n
liiilsiicu dun district. Ikiis... .
" " on sli7 dupllruli)
Itv lim't Dlllll Treiisiirer
To hiiluuce duu district
.. 711 IK
111 71
Total am't dui'dlstrlct filTsrt
rIVeiinni',M Aci.'i Mi.i.i.v O....M
Mill on I111111I from Iiihi yciir ... J s "it
Ilec'd from Htiitu iiiiproiirliitlon ibki "'7
101, nixes Ull Kinds 1.41117
" l.oillis 24114
" County tri'iisiii-cr 17 2h
" all oilier sources, tout)
Trensiirer's Aiv't t,.i,i.v li,l i..,
Kor tciiclicrs' wiiifes :i!i7M
rein nun repuirs i'.r ,,
fuel mid cunt niir.iicl,.M .i.t
Kcesof Col &'i2 77: Tri'in. j.',lHl "' t?:?
Hulury of Hcc, expenses, stutlonery.
I"-m.mi, txi i";i mm i'.'n ';il ml
f or piliitlim nnil mill Itors' fees, '()7-'lis loot)
He lit and interest Imii! j 11
Kchool text Isioks ltd ml
ScIiihiI supiilles si 47
All other piupuscs mid siiudry exp. .. 47 .Ml
If 1 .... .....I 1 1.. 1. in. 1.... ....
( ash on liiinil... tit ,4
Ain't duu frotii Collector... .... 217 wl
loCom 2s It!
Am't iKiirowed and unpaid i'siu)
uesourci's over lliililllilus 2 73
Me
Tilos O McEntbrr, 1
O II Johnston, VAuilllors
JOUM C'llAWLKY, I
Spain'! Greatest Need.
Mr. II. P. Olivia, orHsrcelotia, Spain,
senils his winters at Aiken, 8. (;.
Weak nerves hud caused severe pains
In the hack of his head. On using F.lec
trie Hitters, America's greatest Hlissl
and Nerve remedy, all pain soon left
him. Unsays this gand medicine In
what his eon 11 try needs. All America
knows that it cures liver and kidney
trouble, purifies the blood, tones up tho
stomach, strengthens tho nerves, puts
vim, vigor and new life Into every
nerve, muscle and organ of tho body.
If weak, tired or ailing you need It.
Every bott le guaranteed, only 50 cents.
Sold by It. A. Stoke, Druggist.
... . .
Reduced Rates to Oettysburg.
On account or the dedication of the
tnniiiiiuent tn General Hey nolds at Get
tysburg, July I, the Pennsylvania Hall
road Company has arranged to sell ex
cursion tickets from points on Its lino
In Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland '
and tho District of Colombia, to Gettys
burg, at rato of single rare rnr tho
round trip.
Tickets will be sold on June .'10 and
July I, gisid to return until July f. In
clusive. An Important Question.
I r your friends or neighbors aro suf
fering from roughs, colds, sore throat,
or any throat or lung disease (Including
consumption), ask them If they havo
ever used Otto's- Cure. This famous
German remedy Is having u largo sale
hero and Is performing some wonderful
cun-s of thront and lung diseases. No
matter what other medicines havo
failed to do, try Otto's Curo. Largo
sizes 2"ie. and fide. Sold by II. Alox.
Stoko.
Pennsylvania Chautauqua.
For the Pennsylvania Chautauqua, to
bo held at Mt. Gretna. Pa., July 4 to
August. 10, H!ii, the Pennsylvania
I tul I road Cunpany will sell shm:IbI ex
cursion tickets to Mt. Gretna from New
York, Washington, Haiti more, Fred
erick, Mil., Canandulgtiu, and Inter
mediate points, Including all stations on
its Hue In tho State of Pennsylvania.
Tickets will be sold June 2.'i to August
10, Inclusive, and will bo good to return
until August 15, Inclusive.
Special Trains.
On July 4th tho HufTiilo, ItiHihestor
A Pittsburg H'y will run In addtlon to
regulur trains, a sHielal leaving Royn
oldsvlllo at 7.00 a. m., connecting at
Fulls Creek for all points, and a special
leaving Duliois for Heynoldsvllle at
11.no p. m.
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