Stat VOLUME !). REYNOLDSV1LLE, I'ENN'A., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20. 15)00. NUMBER 7. f1' June, the Month of Hot W eather And we want J make this month eclipse nil former months in ousineps ami we have the goods and prices to do it. Not a clothing house in town as well able to take care of the Clothing and Gent's Furnishings goods trade as we are. Don't Ask Me If I am hot enough. Wait until you see me half hour from now then you may ask me with an easy conscience if it is hot enough for me. Fact is, I'm a trifle overheated in my haste to reach McClelland's for one of their Serge or Crash Suits. What is the use of -wearing .a heavy suit when we can sell you a genuine Serge Suit for $10.00 and a first-class Crash or Linen Suit for $3. 00 to $. 00. So come and look our line over and you will go away pleased. Mothers, About Wash Suits. Our line of these iopular suits was nev er finer and cheaper. Exclusive patterns and fabrics turned ami sewed with utmost care. We have a special line of boy's D. B. coats in linen that are just what you want for your boy. Prices from 50c. the suit to $2. 00. Shirts. Correct dressers who appreciate exclus iveness, perfection of fit and good workman ship find the Monarch and Gold and Silver make the very best makes. Come and look this line of Shi'-ts'over and be convinced that we have the strongest line of 50c, 75c. and $1.00 shirts you ever saw. Get next to you a suit of our French Balbriggan Underwear. The greatest Underwear on the market for 50 cents tne garment. The Last Touch Is what gives a distinction to a man's dress it is his Necktie. Our furnishings are calculated to appeal to the most cultivated tastes. They have been selected with special reference to what a well dressed gentleman should wear, so come and see that we are the store you are looking for. TT Pleased to Meet You, Sir. Let us sell you a Hat. We offer you three things Quality, Assortment and Low est Prices. Ice is a good thing but you can't wear a float of ice in your head. What is next best is one of our Straw Hats. Don't buy until you have seen them. OurB are exactly what you want. ANNUAL MISSIONARY MEETINfltj Held In the Presbyterian Church An Interesting Convention. FORTY-NINE Dm.EOATES RRSPONOKI NOI.L CALL. AT ,, 1 IcdTriKLELLAND, CLOTHIER, HATTER AND FURNISHER. Rev. fir. Miller, of Korea, and Rev. Arthur Ew. In. D. D. of India. Addressed the Conven tlon-Conventlnn Next Veer at Tlonctta. Tim twenty-third annual convention of the Woman' Foivlirn Missionary Society of Clarion l'roshytcry, which whs held In tho PresbvteriHn church of HcynolriHVillt) Juno 13 and 14, ItMM), wan unot her of the many pleasant and profit able meetings of this organization. Tho welcome given by the pastor and people both ul their homes and church homo whs cordial and Inspired us to tint;. "Blent be the TIo that Bind," a hymn ho fittingly used by our leader of tho first devotional hour, Mrs. A. A. Bird, of Wilcox. After many eurnost prayers for the iuldlnR Influence of tho Holy Spirit. Rev. Mr. Miller, of Korea, was introduced by the presiding officer, Mrs. Buzard, and responded tn a brief talk of the work of the women In Korea. At roll vail forty-nino delegates re sponded and the visitors were not a few. Mrs. W. F. Reber. as chairman of the committee on assignment of delegates for entertainment, reported and every member of the assembly was made to feel that they were cheerfully and lov ingly cared for. The iKipular service on Wednesday evening was presided over by t he pastor, Rev. Mr. Reber. The anthem by the choir was much enjoyed. Mrs. M. E. Weed, In a very pleasing manner, bado us welcome to their growing city, church and homes. While she spoke In terms of appreciation of their churche, Institutes of learning and industries, sho had to deplore that the evil of the ago, the saloon, was in their midst. Miss Mary Cowan, of Plsgah church, responded In the heartiest manner to the greeting and urged the workers to greater jsoal and more effective, service. "The Conquering Cross," an exercise given by the Mission band of Reynolds- ville, under the direction of Miss Belle Arnold, was very beautiful and effective, fifty children taking part in the singing, marching and reciting. A male quar tet was one of the pleasing features of this session. Rev. Mr. Miller, of Korea, came to the platform at a rather late hour but told us of a prayer meeting in Korea that did not adjourn until half past twelve o'clock. This session closed with benediction by Rev. Mr. Miller. The first period Thursday morning was spent in devotion. The president thon gave us a short Intermission dur ing which time the delegates were to glvo to Mrs. Craig, tho treasurer, the thank offering and contingent fund sent to her from the societies. After a few remarks by the President and a hymn, messages from the socloties were heard. Those contained many items of Interest by workers and showed that tho peoplo In our presbytery were Interested in missions. We enjoyed Mr. Miller's morning talk. He thinks they have good results from their work in Korea. The people having received a little help are so ready to holp themselves and others. In the afternoon we listened to re ports from Miss Morrow, corresponding secretary, and secretary of young people's work: Miss Wlloox, secretary of literature; and Mrs. Craig, Presby terlal treasurer. We are glad to report an Inorease In our money over former years, the entire amount being $1 .944.52. The thank offering reached 9106.10, which was sent to the famine sufferers of India. . Tho paper rend by Mrs. Underwood, of Oil City, was interesting and Instruc tive. A resolution was adopted by the convention petitioning for the protection of native races against Intoxicants and opium. The Young People's con ference was conducted by Miss Morrow, of Tlonesta. It was our pleasure to hear ochoes from the Ecumenical conference given by Rev. Arthur Ewlng, of India. Rev. J. V. Bell, of DuBols, presided over the evening session. The favorite hymn at the Ecumenical conforeneo "All Hall tho Power of Jesus' Name," was sung, a rsuira read and prayer offered. The music und ruultutlonsuf the even Ing wore much enjoyed. Dr. Ewlng again addressed us. Ho tolls us India makes a special appeal at this time on account of the fumlno. Tho hunger und thirst of these people touch the heart but it is u fulnt picture of the world, Inula included, without Jesus. Mission work was never in a bettor con dition, regardless of the hindrances. They uro shooting us through und through, but it uvuils them uothing. The thuii iiKin of the committee on place reported lu favor of Tiouootu for 1W01. The report of eomuilttoo on res olutions was us follows: lfcmlnd, That the -tliunk of this convention lire most heartily extended to Rev. F. 8. Miller and itev. Arthur Kwlng for their helpful and Interesting addresses on Korea and India, to H- v. W. F. Ri'herund wifu for their cordial grreting and untiring zcnl in tho In terests of the convention, lo the mules of the church for their bountiful lunch. beautiful decorutions and for all their efforts to make the convention usuecess, to tho choir for their sweet music, to the children who so beautifully enter tained us hy their sweet songs and pleasing exorcises. HirnUri, That we express our grati tude to the peoplo of Koynoldsvllle for their kind greetings und generous hos pitality, to the press for recognition, to the II. R. company for reduced rates, Hnt! to all who have in any way contrib uted to our comfort and entertainment. Ilinohvd, That we use our Influence in our homo societies for the protection of our new Inland possessions against the Importation or rum and opium. Titimlvrfl, That we strive to profit by the lessons taught us by tho faithfulness and liberality of the Korean christians and that we go to our homes with re- nuwod zeal In tho Masters cnuse and seeking a closer walk with Him in the coming year. Tho members elected to serve on tho executive committee are as follows: Mrs. Pr. Conway, Mrs. 8. A. Craig, Mi's. Bostwick, of DuBols, Mrs. Brad ley, of Emlenton, Mrs. Eursman, of Edenburg. Mrs. Robinson, of Oil City. Secretary. REPUBLICAN PRIMARY SATURDAY Rathmel. John McNeil and family, of DuBols, spent Sunday at this place. Rev. Bigler, who held meetings here last week, is now conducting meetings at Big Soldier this week. Mr. Bigler is a good man and ought to be supiairt- ed In his work. J. W. Smith fell off a building last week and Injured his right side so badly that ho will be unable to work for some tlmo. Miss Mary Johnston, of DuBols, vis ited relatives and friends here Sunday. Miss Mary Smith, who Is attending DuBols Business College, visited her parents here Sunday. Arthur Massalsky. of Fairmount, who has been visiting hore for sorao time, returned home last Saturday. Mrs. Hamilton, of Punxsutawncy, visited Geo. Sneddon and family Inst week. . Miss Nina Cameron visited friends In DuBols last week. Mrs. Thos. Keefe, of Punxsutawney, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. R. W, Cameron this week. Trout Run. Daniel Strouse, of Roynoldsvllle, vis ited friends here Sunday. Thomas Syphrit went to Homestead Monday to run a crane at the steel works. Misses Carrie and Sarah Kellar visit ed Miss Tressa Syphrit Sunday. Tho ice cream festival at the Grange hall Thursday was all right. The pro coeds, tl3.ft0, are to go for the benefit of tho church. Parndlso will celebrate tho Fourth this year early in the morning. Amos Strouso spent a part of last week In Brookvlllo. Miss Annie Fillhart, of Desire, visit ed friends here on Friday. Noah Syphrit I selling strawberries by the quart. Lew Little spent Sunday with friends in Emerlckvllle. Quite a number of our people attend ed the big show at DuBols Thursday. A Monster Devil Fish Destroying its victim, is a type of constipation. Tho power of this malady is felt on organs, nerves, muscles and brain. But Dr. King's New Life Pills are a safe and oertain cure. Best In the world for stomach, liver, kidneys and bowels. - Only 25 cents at H. Alex. Stoke's drug store. Reduced Rates to Kansas City. For the National Democratic Conven tion, to be held at Kansas City, July 4, the Pennsylvania Railroad Co. will sell excursion tickets to Kansas City from all stations on its line at rate of one first-class fare for the round trip. Tickets to be sold and good going July 1, 2 and 3, and to return until July 0, in elusive. These tickets will be good on all trains except the Punnsylvunla Limited and must bo used for continu ous pussago. For Sale. Two farms of eighty acres each, ad' joining county pour farm, in PlueereeU township, one mile from Brookvillo Good buildings, good water, orchard, good market, public road running through. Twenty-seven acres In Brook villo borough. Also houw und lot In Punxsutuwney. All will bo sold on tortus to suit purchusers. John 8. Bark, Brookvillo, I'u. Juno 111, UIU0. Notice. All persons are hereby notified not to purchase or in any way Interfere with tho horse, buggy und harness in tho bunds of Win. Mulruney, of East Wins low township, us they uro our property. Juno 5, l'juo. j. C. King & Co. County Convention was Held Monday Kuiti was Re-Elected Co. Chairman. The Jefferson county Republican pri mary election was held Saturday and tho county convention was held In nrookvillo Monday afternoon. A large veto was polled Saturday. Two years a i.'o the en'.lre vote was 2!"0 and lust Saturday It was 4207. making 12.17 more votes than was polled two years ugo. The Quay and Anti-Quay lies had Inter ests ut stnko nnd both factions worked hard. The county convention was called to order In court house at Brookvllle at 1.00 p. in. J. B. Jordan, of Punxsutaw ncy, was elected chairman of the con vention, and A. E. Simpson, of Sura- mervlllo, was elected secretary. The following committer were ap pointed: Resolutions, L. C. Boyd, Punx- Hiituwnoy, H. G. Katz, Corsica, .1. W. Corry, Snyder township. James Orr, West Reynoidsvllle, and J W. Wachoh, Henderson township. Committee on credentials, Harry Simpson, Young township, John Trudgen, Roynoldsvllle, nd A. G. Duller. East Warsaw. Auditors to look over county chairman's account. W. T. Cox, Reynoidsvllle, W. D. McHenry, Big Run, T. R. Lamlson, Young township. The reading of election returns showed the nominees to be as follows: Assembly. Dr. S. S. Hamilton, Punx sutuwney; District Attorney, James V. Murray, Clay ville; jury eomlssloner, W. H. Shilling, Ringgold township. T. M. Kurtz was unanimously re-elect ed county chairman. The resolutions prepared and read by committee were adopted without a dis senting voice. The convention was so harmonious that it was somewhat tame. The convention adjourned with throe cheers for President McKlnley. Below we publish the vote polled In each district Saturday: DISTRICTS. Burnett Heaver Hell Kin Run Hfoekwityv'e. Hrookvllle.. . Clayvlllc Clover Corsica fclilred 1st ... 2nd... GasklU Ileal li Henderson E W. Knox M'Culm't 1st 2nd rU Oliver 1'crry IMncrrevk W E. I'nlk Porter I'unxa'y N... 8... Reynldsv 1st 2nd Ringgold Komi Snyder Hiiminervlllo.. I'utnii Warsaw E... W. Wash. P. v.. " Korkd'e " Cpper.. West Reyn. ., Wlnslow, E... W Worthvllto.. . Youiih N. 1st " N. 2nd " South Total. Assembly. 1)1. At. I.Iury t: l:m IHUl 4nUlllU7lll44sl2TUlli241ftllTIM A Wealth of Beauty Is often hidden hy unsightly pimples, eczema, tetter, eryslpolas, suit rheum, etc. Bucklun's Arnica Salve will glori fy the face by curing all skin eruptions, also cuts, bruises, burns, boils, felons, ulcers and worst forms of piles. Only 25 cents a box. Cure guaranteed. Sold by H. Alex. Stoke, druggist. For Sale A Pair of Roaders. Sorrel Hamblctontan maro, four years old; very stylish; weight about 1075. Buy Champion Medium horse; five yours old; weight about 1100; a strong road horse. These horses drive single or double J. C. Kino & Co. FINANCIAL STATEMENT Ol' Wlnslow Township IMihlie ttrhool lllMtrlft lor the Hsrnl )ar ending June 1st, 11IOO. hole numtier of school ail luiinT m ivm-iH'rw I'liinmyi'ii tj imlH'rnf mollis ciirollrfl In the schools. I:b7 'eitiue daily attendance s;A Nil Nil Av Am Am Monoy saved by shoeing your foot at Williuins' shoo store. Cool underwear for warm days at .nuurons. Johnston & Nolun are now selling t lino of ladles' shoes for $l.fi() that form' orly sold for $2.50. Monarch shirts u complete lino ut Mtlllrens. For neut und stylish footwear cull ut Wllllums' shoe store.. Try our chocoluto, with or without creum So. Reynolds Dru' Store. Crush suits und sorgo couts und vests ut Mlllirons. Latent stylos in shoes ut Johnston & Nolan's shoo parlors. Cull and see uhoes und got their low prices. rim., nun v hi leiiuiiiH e 't of lax levied for school put-pose, f YW7.7tl 't of tax lev'd for IuiIIiIIiik pur)oe.3,IVI.IO Total t.lMt.H TRRAsvnrn's Accot'NT-Mosrt Hrckivkii. lliilnnrc on hand from lust yonr 9 22I.1R Ris-el veil from State appropriation.. 4.41Y:t'l l-'mm Col.,ltii'lur1lnfCtaxi'sof all klnils 7..Vi2.41 From limns l.TW.atl F'm Co.Treas'r. nns'i'il lawls.finpft.&e, 217.12 From all other sources 74.111 Total receipt 14,2s.4 TRRASt'RKa' Accorirr-MONHY PaioOitt. For liilllillnir house I l.sUVW or learner wiikc ,,(V2I.24 'or rent nnd renalr ,111.41 For furl anil eonllnKeni'les 2-"i2.tHt Fee of CTi'tol,t!;i.'.l,TlV!ls'r.2ll2.!tt 4l."i Salary of Her., stationery, post aire, Ac. Sft.UQ I'or printing and auditors' fees ... W.2H Fordeht and Interest paid l.fllV im For text honk KM. ft! Fnr supplies map. ItlotM'S, Ac t.ltlli.in ror sutifiry exMnses i. t otal money paid out SI4.IUll.40 RitsotincKg ano I.iAnit.mics. Cash on hand, ttnrmsrcd money W.TsJ.W Amount flue utsii'icT 4,ie.M Amount dns treasurer :tw.1l2 Total delit of district IHwo.s We herenv errtlfv that we have pxrtmlited the abova Slid find It ntrrert. J. H. SVKrs. I At i.r.n ( ATiirn, Auditors. W. 11. Kkhks, I Witness our hand this 4th day of J line, 11110, Hhn. Hai oh, President. W. A. London, Secretary. FINANCIAL STATEMENT Of West Rf) noltUvllle Public Nehool viNirin, ir m lineal year rnriln June 1, IttOO. Whole number of schools 4 Niimlierof teachers employed 4 Numla'r of piidIIs enrolled In the schools. 11 Average dally attendance 177 Am't tax levied for school. 10 mills.. l,448 18 TRRASI'lian S AIXXMINT KKCS1PTS. ftal. on hand from hint year I tit .14 Kec'd from Httite amimni-latlon Rail 27 From Ciillerlnrs, taxes of nil kinds.... 1,30 IS ' all other soureea 1AM Total Receipts f, 2.HJM TftKARrjRKIl'a AOOOttNT tCXPkNntTtTRRII. For teacher's wage fl rent sua repair fuel and coiitlnacnelc Fee of I 'ol lectors S4II 32, Treas. lit 00. . Pantry or sec., staltonct-y, postitf(e,e. ;i7 W in SI SUM 35 10(H) li on 2ft! A I (10 S7M M Ml zsat For n'rintlntf and auditors' fees " dent and Interest paid " enfotrlntr compulsory law " school text hooks " " supplies " all other purposes and expenses... Total expenditure K.OOflftO ltKSOCnCB ANII LlAHII.lTlRA. Cash on hand I2H4 34 l lineal i'd returned 33 H7 Am't due from Collector HHH7 We hereliv certify that we have examined the alaive and rind II correct. ). li. Johnston, I John Crawi.kv, Auditors. Tho. I). McKntirr, Witness our hands this 41 li day of June, WOO. I). Hoi.t.iNoKH, President. Joseph McKrhnan, Secretary . WAN'mi-KKVERAI. I'F.RriONSFOR D1H- trlct Office MaiiRKers In this state to repre sent me In their own and siirtoiindtint coun ties. Willing lo pay yearly (Una. paytililn weekly, lieslrahle employment with unusual opisirfutiltles. Reference exchanged. Kn elose self-addressed stamiM'd envelope. S. A. rara, .kii i tixion miiinuiK, unii'iivo. 0-z.vmi, I I I 'ft. fa fa A handsome line 1C of Ladies' Muslin 5? Underwear. a 0 Fans of all kinds B ask to see them. 0 K Warm I Weather Goods V mi Farasols for Ladies, 5f Misses and Children M from 25 fts. to $5. V l l l V III vf' P White and Colored V Wash Goods, Silk, O Ginghams, Shirt M Waists You will find we are lie.'td Jif quarters for these M Roods. fa fa fa fa to Lace Courtains, Ladies, Jackets and fit cuius. to V in: . o . to ) I ,
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