VOLUME 8.
KKYNOIiUSVlLLE, PENN'A., WEDNESDAY, AI'KIL 11, 11)00.
NUMBER 47.
TUG . . .
Lawrence and
Slierwin - Williams
Paints ...
READY-MIXED.
GLOSS WHITE for Outside,
FLAT WHITE for Inside,
GLOSS Inside yhitc,
Black, and a full line of
BEAUTIFUL COLORS.
The Lawrence Faints excel all
other in lrcaut;-, durability and
economy; they arc always uni
form, reliable and satisfactory.
Faints for Floors, Walls and
Ceilings, Roofs, Barns and Out
buildings are shown on sixi-ial
jarfrds, which will l)e supplied on
request.
One Gallon will cover Three
Hundred Square Feet, Two
Coats.
For sale by The
Reynoldsville
Hardware Co.
That Throbbmij Headache
VVmild quickly luHve yon, If yon uaod
Dr. Klng'H Now Life PIHb. Thoimnndii
of gutTcri'tn liuve proved thotr mntuhlcM
itvM-it for fli'U and ni'i-voun huudHuhug.
They nmke pure bUMid und build up
your In 'H 1th. Only 2f cent. Money
back If not cured. Sold by H. Alex
tttoko, drutrifldt.
yANT VOUP. CLOTHING TO FIT
y y y g y
Then you mi lit. to go to
J. C. KKOKHLlCH, ....
. . . . MKHCHANT TAILOH.
My Line of Sampt.kr . . .
nre well worth Bnyone'n tlmo to cull
n ml Insect. Hi'inumlxT nil work U
Ktiurantced.
Cl.KAMNU,
HuPAiniNO,
Altkrino.
A SPKCIALTY
J. C. Frokhmch.
Next door to I'rlcstur Bros.
ylJK YOUH
o SHOES o
. WOHN OUT y
Then iro to Houinson'S.
whoro they m:ko n yprulnl
ty of
SHOEING PEOPLES FEET
Wo nro fully equipped with
hII si.i's and shapes tif
Shojg to fit every foot that
comes to ur. Our
new shoes for spnixa
Are tho nicest we have
ever shown to the trade.
Our
J'JilCES a,t HE LOW the LOWEST
And remembor you always
receive courteous treat ment
at
ROBINSON'S.
Mattings Licenses.
Tho following marriage licenses wero
issued tho past week by John D. Kvans,
Clerk of Courts of .tefiVrsou county:
Jacob Zimmerman, of Wlnslow, and
Mary Ijong, of Wg Hun.
William Hollenhauirh and Mary C.
Dickey, lioth of Wlnslow township.
James Staples and Emma Snyder, both
of I'unxxutawney.
Gaspere Caidomono and Castanza
Sli launl. both of Anita.
J. K. Hurkott, of Oliver township,
and Clara Catherine Bro-dus, of Porter
township.
Thomas Carl and Msod Bitters, both
of West Reynoldsville.
Boss J. C leman. of Northfrecdom,
and Minnie Mnrkle. of Knoxdalu.
J. F. Baker and Bertha Lcla McKin
lev. both of Corsica.
Fred L. Leech and Battle V. Covert,
both of Riehardsvllle.
Samuel Love and Jennie B. Rupert,
both of Punxsutawnuy.
So Say We All of Us.
"I don't like its politics, but I must
road the Port to Ret th news." said a
prominent Republican State official the
other day. "and tho Democrats are to
1); congratulated for giving us our best
newspaper."
Wo frequently hear remarks like this
of the Pittsburg 1'iwt. and when we
think of its marv.Uu cial cable and
telegraphic scrvlc. Ha many features
and the best, pictures printed, accuracy
of its market reports, its cleanliness,
cheapness of price, and that all news
dealers sell it, there is Is not ono reason
why any Democrat should not read it.
People Who Pay the Ptintet.
The following persons have paid their
suli-cHptlons or added their names to
our list since last report:
Teofeel Demay, Revnoldsvlllo, new
April 2. 1IMH.
F. G. Corbett, Preseottville, March 2,
1IMI1.
W. S. Sterret, Rockdale Mills, now
April 2. 11MII.
Charles Frank, Pittsburg, new April
2, HNll.
K. R. Stewart, Hevnoldsvllle, Febru
ary 10. 1M01.
D. 10. Utanford, Sandy Valley, March
1.1, ItHtl.
W. L. Barry, Reynoldsville, Febru
ary 4. ItNK).
Thomas Plfor, Big Run, new April
3, Mil.
.1. W. Dean, Reynoldsville, January
23, 1IKU.
Mllllren Bros.. Kane, new April 4,
UN) I.
W. A. Lnding. Revnoldsvllle, Jan
nary 10. 11101.
Alex McClelland, Rockdale Mills,
November 1. MOO.
Mrs. Mngplo Shoemaker, Sandy Val
ley. March 22. 1!K)I.
J. L. Cable, Reynoldsville, now
April H. 1001.
W. N. Conrad, Esq., Brookvlllo, now
April (1. UN).
G. V. Secrist, Eleanora, April 12,
I HOI.
George W. Henry, Revnoldsvlllo,
new April 7, 1IHII.
Win. Mabon. Marlon Center. Pa.,
November 2. 1!HH).
Mli-s ICdlth Ktintz, Clarion, new July
IN. 1!t()0.
John S. Brennan, Reynoldsville, Au
gust 2, 11KK).
Misns& Clark. Brookvlllo, February
25. 1!KU.
MWs Maud Bloom, DuBois, March 21,
1U0I.
Robert Allium, Company L. KUli
Reiriment, Manila, Septemler 0. I0IH).
W. Harry Thompson, Reynoldsville,
new April I). 1001.
NOTHING
lint Ihn twtut inanhliil. n.irl tu.iflr.
manshlp enter into the construe-
lion of the j
& STOVES 8 PANOES niflli i
Mndo with a view of suiting the,
exact wants of the house-keepers at'
a moderate cost.
Goon Bakers Perffxjt Roahtkiis.4
Soi,n with That Undkrhtandinu. ,
Reunoldsvllle Hardware Go.
V
TRIDEX CURES
Rheumatism
is a disease of the blood and can
not be cured with external
remedies, such as liniments and
Kplasters. The CAUSE of the
disease must be reached by inter
nal treatment. This is exactly
what
TRIDEX
Idoes, safely and effectively. Do
hot experiment any longer with
external applications. It is mere
ly a waste of time and money.
Frocure a bottle of
, TRIDEX,
containing sixty-four large doses
and and get at the Cause of the
disease and you will be suqjrised
to see how soon the pain will
cease.
For sale by
DRUGGISTS - EVERYWHERE.
, In Reynoldsville by
II. ALEX. STOKE.
RHEUMATISM,
SCIATICA.
NEURALEIA,
LUMBABD,
OH
LAME BACK.
TRIDEX
Is safe to take. It contains
no opium, morphine or narcotic
of any kind whatever.
TRIDEX
is not a "Cure-all." It is com
pounded expressly for the cure of
Rheumatism and like diseases.
You cannot afford to suffer
when a few doses of this match
less remedy will relieve the pain,
and if faithfully irsevered in,
according to directions, will
eventually eradicate the disease.
Stop suffering; be wise, and take
TRIDEX.
Frice
ONE DOLLAR FER BOTTLE,
Containing
Twenty-One Days' Treatment.
u
TRIDEX CHEMICAL CO.,
REYNOLDSVILLE,
8
Be Frly if you would
Pick Prizes,
The Choicest Patterns are nlwaya to be
found at the opening of the season, when
stocks are unbroken. Our Spring stock of
Men's Suits, Boys' Suits, Children's Suits,
Underwear, Neckwear, Gloves, and anything
that is to be had is found now at our show
ing of Spring (roodB.
NOW IS THE TIME,
the advantageous time to make your selec
tion. Even if you don't want to buy call
and convince yourself that we have the fin
est, best and cheapest line in town. No
trouble to show goods.
. . Your Spring Suit , .
Come and see our Unlimited Variety.
Come and Bee our Matchless Qualities.
Come and see our Faultless Styles.
Come and see our Unequalled Makes
Come and see our Men's, Boys and Chil
dren's Clothing.
We say that we give the public better Clothing for
less money than any other house in the
trade.
We say that we handle the best and more up-to-date
line of Shirts for 2.rc, HOo. and 1.00
than any other store in the town.
We say that we have the best and a finer line of
Men's Underwear for 2.rc., 50c. and 1.00
the suit than any other store in the town.
We say that our line of Neckwear is the finest
and can show you more variety to select from
than any store in town.
We Bay that we have a larger line of Men's,
Boys' and Children's Pants than any other
house in the town. A good Working Pants
for 75c. and a nice Dress Pants for 1.50,
2.00, 2.50, up to 5.00, and the best 25c.
and 50c. Knee Pants for your boy of any
house in the town.
The Best Clothing
for all purposes is always made by Union
labor. Union working people arej better
paid, take more pride in their work and
work under better conditions than any other
class of workers. Every . Union man will
wear only Union-made Clothing, and every
other person prefers it, because it is really
better. Among the very best working cloth
ing we sell is that made by Hamilton,
Carhart & Co. We are the .only ones han
dling the Railroad Union-made Pants, Over
alls, Jackets and Coats. Let us prove to
you that what we say is true. We pay you
your money back if purchase is not satisfactory.
Scott McClelland
REYNOLDSVILLE, PA;
.