: f ' A I 'v VOLUME 8. UBYNOMMVLLI.K. i';:XX'A., WHDNESDAY, MAY 2. 11)00. NIIMLKB CO. y 0 14 Relieves and Cures ne Terrible l'nin (Rheumatism, It.Nctirnlgin.nnd ilar diseases, can relieved by taking L-w doses of TRIPGX and a permanent cure, can be expected by ft more protract ed use of this rem edy. ' ft acts on the Poi son which ' Causes the Disease. A poison in the blood is the cause of these diseases,, and it must lie met with an internal remedy to effect n cure. If you are taking Morphine, Opium or Cocaine, for tempo rary relief, you arc treading on dangcr-l , ous ground as you well Know. Tridex contains none of these dan gerous drugs, nor is it a cheap alcoholic .compound. Each dose contains less than a half drop of alcohol. You will take no tice that we are not advertising a cure all. The diseases we mention amy all "come from the same cause, namely, acid in the blood. Tri pex acts on this acid and caries it off by the natural channel, the kidneys. Rheumatism Gout Neuralgia Lumbago Sciatica Nervous or Sick Headache Derangement of the Kidneys TRIPGX is not a new remedy nor is it a great dis covery. It is merely a Scientific Coin pound of well known remedies. Many phviciansof this and otherstates are prescribing this compound, and speak highly of it .'is a cure for the dis eases we mention. If you are afflicted and do not try this remedy for your ail ments, we arc con fident that you are making a mistake, for we have seen many severe casec cured by the use of this compound. All we ask is that you give it a fair trial, and we are willing to abide by the re. suits. We believe this remedy will cure these diseases, other wise we would not go to the expense of putting it on the market. In other words, we do not believe onecanniake anything by adver tising a humbug. T'R'I'D'E'X Tridex contain. S TR1HI. WILL Hk neither Opium . CONVINCE YOU Your Druggist Morphine or For It ny other Poisonous Drug Price, ON E DOLLKR Take No Substitute ,T7 THE Jefferson. Supply Co. 3 BIG STORES Reynoldsville, Rathmel and Big Soldier. Can fit you out in any line you may need, and at right prices, too. We have bargains to offer you this week in SHOES, RUBBERS, . UNDERWEAR, AND GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS ' that we are closing out at right prices. Our new goods are coming in rapidly now and our stores were never so full of good things and genuine bar gains. We are pleased to give you our prices and show you goods at any time. If there is anything you want you can hardly miss it by coming to us. The Jefferson Supply Co. "THERE ARE OTHERS" DUT NOT THE GENUINE. ALL IMITATIONS. Oliver Oliver THE ONLY ORIGINAL. We carry a full line Farming Implements, including Eteel and Wood Frame Spring Tooth Harrows, Spring Tooth Cultivators, Shovel Plows, Hay ForkB, and headquar terB for Builders' SuppliesSaBh. Doors, Nails, Cement, Cewer Ti"9, Sheathing and Roofing Paper, Locks and Ilia, ( JARANTEED PURE WHITE LEAD. A line cf i;:": 3 Ilixed Paints. Everything in a first-class tavdTT Call in. Bee our goods and our Prices. lldXL &) Barton. ti.-ii , r iv,' ; ' j 1 ...,- .VVH ..'..v,,-i A' P., rv. j l . i.,V' p'l''. -l V J EX-GOVERNOK DANIEL II. HASTINGS, Who will Deliver the Graduating Address for the Class of '00 at Assembly Hall To-night. Eighty-First Annlveoary. The culubi Htiiii) df tint 81t Hiiul Vur ry ol Oi!d Folli'w.-lil In Ann'i-iuu nt nrfHikvlllo ThuiMdny Inst, by th-) North wwttorn Annivi'rwiry AkhkisIhIIoh, nt trnctod n lurxt- iiitmlx't' nt un-mhi'rH from thu night vnuntirii connotnK tliu dlHtrlt't, a it'xxl irpivHi'titntliin from tl)U pliioo vlHltltiv Mm U'liiniy Hi'iit tlmt day. Thu forenoon wns devoti d to tho ruccptlon of vinilorx. but. tlm biilunc of tho duy wtut crowdoil full of uttruulloim fop the brotherhood. Thu flrnt tiling on tin) proKi'uin wun a pmiulo of tho tni'mlx-rs In rociitln, wliluh wus followed by a public im' tlnif In Murlin'H ooru houtio, uddruMM-d by Uiiivi'hh l)nrr. of Brook vi lie, Ho v. D. A. l'littt. of Broi'.k wayvillu, Grand Murtihull JainoH S. Monttromery, of Philadelphia, and Grand Miuitor Kniu Looinlii. of Luncitfi tor. Tho HppwhoH wi-ro alt hriol, crUp and to tho oliit. and I'litrrtaiiilng to all. Whllu the dolrtruti'K wero In buxIni-Ha sosxlon nt tho I. O. O. F. ball a h':lnl ectwion of Grand Lodgu wuit held in tho opera house by Grand L!c odlcora for admlHiiion ol 77 PaHt Grnndn. who wuro alao fivon tho fust GihikIh' dt'Rree. The fnnioua di(ri'C staff of Tuna LoiIk"', Bradford, conferred the initiatory, flint and second decrees In tho opora hoimo la tho evening and Ijidy Wintilow Lodgo'i degree atnff conferred the Rubekah degreo In the hall. The next anniversary will be calibrated at Erie. Tortured a Witness., Intense s(Torln was endured by wit ness T. L. Martin, of Dixie. Ky., before be (rave this evidence: "I coiirhod every nlcht until my throat wag nearly raw; then tried Dr. King's New Discovery which gave instant relief. I have uxed It in my family for four Jears and re commend it as the greatest remedy for Coughs, Colds and all Throat, Chest and Lung troubles " It will stop the worst cough, and not only prevents but absolutely cures consumption. Price 60c and tl. 00. Every bottle guaranteed. Trial bottles free at H. Alex. Stoke's drug store. Marriage Licenses. The following marriage licenses were Issued tho past week by John D. Evans, Clerk of Courts of Jefferson county: Joseph Bagllo and Celegro Monella, both ofWalston. -Prank O. Snyder and Bertha E. Zelt ler, both of Punxsutawney. Andrew N. Miller, of Bell township, Clearfield county, and Anna E. Long, of Gasklll township, Jefferson county. G. W. Bailey and Cora M. Rhodes, both of Knox township. Thos. S. Henry, of Anita, and Laura L. Noerr, of Corte'i. A Womaii't Awful Peril. "Thi'ro is only one clmnce to save your lit,' ami tlmt is thrnutih an operation," .!) the Hlitrlllng words heard by Mrs. I. B. Hunt of Lluiu Ridge. Wis., from her doctor after ho hud vainly tried to einv lier of u frightful case of stomach tioiiblii and yellow jaundice. Gull stones lind (i'rti)i d and rliu cunr-tiintly grew wnrsn. Then nhi hf-guti to uko Electric UiUoi., which wholly curd lier. It's a wonderful Ktoimich, liver and kidney remedy. Cuifx dVHiH-PHla. loss of an- ; pollto. Try It. Only 50cts. Guurunteed. : For sali! by II. A. Stoko, drugglxt. i Special Notice to Stockholders. j Ollkvi of the Jefferson and Clearfield Coal and Iron Company, i U' ynoldsville. Pa.. March 30. I!t00. I Tho Hoard of DhvcUns of this Com ' puny huicalli-il a speclul meeting of its i stockholders to ho hold at tho olllco of tho Company, at Heynoldsville. Pa., on thoxevi nihility of June, ItttKI, at 2o'cl(M)k p. in., for the purpose of voting for or Hjralnst an Increase of the Indebted ness of the said Coinpanv. for tho pur pose of purehaMlng additional lands, coal, coal rlirhts and properties. Gko. L. Eaton. Secretary. Reduced Rates to Cincinnati via P. R. R. For tho benefit of those desiring to visit Cincinnati during tho session of tho PeoploV Party National Convention, Mtiy II, the Pennsylvania UhI I mud Com pany will sell tickets from all stations at tho rate of one first-class fare for the round trip. Tickets will b sold and good going on May 7 only, and return ing leaving Cincinnati not later than May 12. Now Is the time to tako Dr. Gram's Grandmother Medicine, the old time spring medicine like grandma used to make for blood, liver, kidney and stom ach disease. 3 month's treatment $1.00. No cure, no pay. Sold by Stoko, the druggist, for the past 11 years. Army Liniment, hot shot for all itches and pains. 25 coots. Try it. 3 mo Letter List. List of unclaimed letters remaining In the postofflce at RcynoldsvIIlo, Pu., week ending April 28, 11)00: Mrs. M. Burd, John Brady,' Miss Annie Carlson, Mrs. S. J. Frankenstein, Charles Gifford, Marguerite Llnhart, Miss Agnes Rynd, Mrs. M. J. Torrenoe, W. L. Wilson, James Williams. Say advertised and give data of list when calling for above. A. M. Wooowakd, P, M. Economy, You will economize by culling at the Reynoldsvlllo Hardware & Furniture Co. store for ourpeU, furniture and gen eral borne furnishings. H OTEL MOCONNELL, HEYNOLDSVILLE, PA. FRANK J. BLACK, Proprietor. The lending hotel of the town. Headquar ter for commercial men. Hteum heat, free but, bath roonm andcUweta on every floor, ample room, billiard room, telephone con nections Vu. Gentle Spring Vebv likely will tempt every mortal, young or old, to examine the shoe dealers' stock. The store that has the most complete and sty lish line on its shelves will be the one to make Spring's wooing most effective. Our Spring Good Are in and on the shelves ready for your inspection, and as samples of perfect and stylish shoemaking, we do not exaggerate in the least when we say they cannot be beaten. They speak for themselves. No intending purchaser can re sist the arguments in their favor. Our prices are always reasonable. Johnston & Nolan, Shoo Dealorss. Be Early yu wo Pick Prizes, The Choicest Patterns are ahvnyn to bo found at the opening of the wnpon, when stocks are unbroken. Our Spring stock of Men's Suits, Hoys' Suits, Children's Suits, Underwear, Neckwear, Gloves, and anything that is to bo had is found now nt our show ing of Spring Goods. 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 see 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 25c, 50c. and $1.00 than any other store in the town. We say that wo have the best and a finer line of Men's Underwear for 25c, 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 say that we have a larger line of Men's, BoyB' 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. x 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. r
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