3?ftg Stan
Hubteriptinn $I.IM firr qrnr, or $1.00 if
piu'il ulriiihi in mlminrt.
'. A. HTKPIIKKHON. Krilmr mid Tub.
WEDNESDAY. (HJTOMKU 3. 1IMHI.
Anlnilcpi'mti'iil IimmiI inpr, tilillliiMlivirjr
Wsdnrmliijr ill Ktinillvlllti, .IfltTiirmin l'i.
P., ilnvnli'il In the ttitiiri-nln of Hi'Jf niilclHVllln
snil.TolTi'rwinriiiitit r. Niiii-ihiIIIIi'iiI, will Irriit.
Hll Willi fiilniKw, ntiil will lHmrliill)r frlfiiil
ly townl lln litlHirlnii i-Iiihk.
(tfimmtinlrntlmin IiiIi'ikIimI fur ntilillmtliin
mint Iib Hi'iMiinimnlPil lijr Mm wrdi-r' iinmn,
nut fur luiiilliMillun. lint im n giiHrnntrii uf
(t nod fill 111. InliTi'illim nnwullriiMsollfltHil.
Advtrtlliiu rlc iimili' known mi miiiUm
tlnnnttlin nlHr 111 ! riM'lillcli-llrnry lllm-lt.
I.pimliiy cummiiiili'iitluiin nml rlmni of
ill vert lt'tni'til hIioiiIiI rriii'h thl iiDIre by
Monility mum.
Hiilmrrliilliin irliTfl.ilM'ryi'nr,ln mlvnnrc.
Aililnw Rlli'uniinunli'titluiiH to O. A.NIi'ph
ennun, Upvimlilsvllli I'll.
Fnlpwl nl ilin ihmIiiIIIi'k nt Hpynoltliivlilo,
Ps., nmwnml rliim mull rnntlHr.
A Great Prize OfTer.
We have a tftiHt prl.o iiflVr ti iimlm
tho fiifini'rs if .IrnVrson county! Hya
upcoiiil nrrHtincmont. with Mm imbllnhitrs
nf tho Fni m Jmirniil. a mimt rxoi'llrnt
fnrm pnpt'r Mint rami Tilt cunts a year,
wn urn ablti to olTi-r one year's hiiIwci-Ii-tlon
to Thf, Stab ami kovh years' siil
scrlption to Mio t'urm 7innii' tlm two
worth M.tHi-all for the small sum of
H.LTi. Of roniKe this only applies to
advance paying sulwcrlliors. Wo can
furnish a few papers at Mils rate, and If
you want tliein on these terms, you
must act QI'K'Kl.v! Sample, copies of
Mid 'mm Jnimuil will be sent free on
application. Address,
C. A. HTKIMIKNHON,
HeynnlilHvllle. Pa.
Hlah Scliool Bulletin.
FDITORIAL STArr.
IdUW-ia-Ohlif rnl Bmilh.
Aiilittnl EJItor-0U ling.
LmiI Editor Tbomii Nalaa.
Misses Krma Uoblnson, t'arollno Hob
Inson, Nellie Hohlnson, Lois Robinson
and Mary layman visited tho Ilijfli
School Thursday.
Tho llltfli ScIiimiI literary club had a
miM'k teachers' meetintf Inst Friday
which was carried out very successfully.
Mr. Ernest (lamblo opened tho Ice
ture course of this year. His selections
wero very rich and intcrestintr-
One of the younir men of tho High
school went on a fishiuir; expedition for
crabs Inst week, his efforts proving very
successful. Tho expedition was In tho
interest of tho .oology class.
A number of tho young ladles of the
High School, while on their way to
school one afternoon last week, proved
to havo magnetic powers over a large
doinustic Animal.
Tho Juniors and Seniors had great
bucccss in selling tickets, due to hard
work.
Ushor's Directions "Tickets, tickets,
hero quick, quick, loft K, seat fl," for
Instance.
Found A pwkot-book In Assembly
hall Friday morning. Tho ownor can
havo tho same by calling at tho office
Give Them the Home Paper.
A home paHir should be found In
every family. It should ho tho first
pajier read by every child. It will bo
of interest to tho child, because of the
child's acquaintance with tho persons
and things It mentions. A foreign
paper cannot bo expected to interest
little boy or girl whon there Is not
thing or person or place mentioned in
it that tho child ever heard of before.
But tho homo paper sieaks of people and
things that tho child knows something
about, bus talked to, or seen, and any men
tlon of or roforenco to them excites its In
terest, or curiosity, and causes it to read
about thorn. Thus a rcudlng habit Is
formed, and as tho child's knowledge
and acquaintance wlduns it will be pro
pared to take up und read other publi
cations of a wider range and more gun
eral character, lint tho homo paper
should bo the first to ho placed in every
child's hunds. Urookvlllo lkmocntt.
Bismarck's Iron Nerve.
Was tho result of his splendid health
Indomitable will and tremendous energy
aro not found whero stomach, liver,
kidneys and bowels are out of order,
If you want these qualities und the suc
cess they bring, uso Dr. King s New
Life Fiils. Only 2T centi at II. Alex.
Stoke's drug store.
Johnston and Nolan have a number of
odd sizes, good stylo shoes that they
are selling at a big reduction. This is
your opportunity for a bargain.
If you want a perfect At, order suit
from John Flynn, tho tailor.
Great value In our two dollar shoes
for ladles. Robinson's.
For Sale Property on corner Plko
and Brown Btroets, West Reynldsvlllo,
For terms inquire of T. C. McEntoer.
John Flynn. merchant tailor, makes
up-to-date suits. Try him.
Mitchell, the tailor, prod nous a good
fit at a low price.
Tablets glvon away with school shoes
at Johnston & Nolau's.
See the new fall block in derbies at
Millirens.
Equal to any, oxcellud by nono Rob
inson s shoes.
For Sale Now buggies, wheels, tops,
cushions, dashes, &o., also second-hund
buggies and hacks, by I M. Snyder.
For Sale 20 Imported English Berk
shire pigs, inquire ol b. bustler.
PERSONAL PARAORAPHS.
Olimpset of the People who eta Passing.
To anil Fro.
II. J. Myers was In Clarion the past
week.
Dr. Harry 11. King Is In Philadelphia
this week.
(leorgo Sharp has moved his family
to Munderf.
II. W. Ilerpel visited at Fnlrmounl
City last week.
Mrs. Joseph T. (luthrlo Is In Pitts
burg this week.
Fred Hutler and wife, of Tylor, are
visiting In town.
Miss Olorla Murray visited in Pnnx-
sutawney last week.
Mrs. Charles Witter, of Ridgway, Is
visiting her parents.
Miss Blanche Parker, of Dullols, was
In town over Sunday.
Albert (ielslor went to Pit tsburg Mon
day where he has a poult Inn.
Frank Seblablg, of .lohnsonburg, vis
ited his parents hero Inst night,
Mrs. J. 8. MeCrelght, of Ridgwny,
visited In town the first of week.
Mrs. Jacob Delble Is In Philadelphia
this week for medical treatment.
Miss Maggie ( 'olfelt, of Winchester,
Vs., Is trimmer for Miss Flo Best.
Mrs. Jacob W. Myers, of Lock Haven,
Is visiting at Mils place and Hopkins.
Miss Katio Snyder returned to Rich-
ardsville Monday afterashort visit here.
Miss Alda McF.ntlre returned Satur
day from a four weeks' visit In Chicago.
Mrs. John 11. Corbet t and daughter,
Miss Oeorgle, are In Pittsburg Mils
week.
MUs Laura Carrier, of SuiuiumllK
Is the guostof Misses Frances and Oolda
King.
Mrs. David Plyb r, of Patton Station,
spent Sunday with her brother, Wesley
M otter.
Misses Grace and Netta Miller, of
'unxsntawney, are guests of Miss Olevla
M urray.
Miss Ella Heche, of Jamestown, N. V
Is visiting her cousin, Miss Gertrude
Storley.
Mrs. Maud H. Booth and family went
to Iewisburg Monday to visit her
parents.
A. D. Smith, of Dayton, was the guest
of Prof. Leavenworth at Hotel Imperial
Thursday.
James Shaner returned Monday from
a visit in Pittsburg and Is now visiting
In Parker.
Mrs. Joseph McKcruan returned last
week from a four weeks' visit In New
York State.
Miss Olive Reynolds will go to Punx-
sutawney to-day to visit her brother,
Harry Reynolds.
Mrs. J. S. Fulton, of Reldsburg, spent
Sunday with her sister, Mrs. R. H. Wil
son, in this placo.
Mrs. F. O. Hayes, of Butler, was the
guest of Mrs. Charles A. Hnrpel tho
first of this week.
William B. and Fred Stauffcr wero In
Pittsburg sovcrui days last week taking
In tho Exposition. ,
Andrew McGinnlss, of Smethport,
Indiana county, sent Saturday and
Sunday in this placo.
Miss Lulu Albright, of Ilnrrlsburg,
is tho guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. L.
Fisher at Hotel Imperial.
Miss Louisa Ilerpel, of Allegheny
City, visited her brother, II. W. Hor-
pel, In this place laHt week.
Mrs. George Humphrey, of DuBols,
visited her sister, Mrs. L. J. McEntlro,
on Jackson street last week.
Dr. Robert Christie and wife, of New
Bethlehom, spent Sunday with the let
ter's aunt, Mrs. R. H. Wilson.
John StttulTor, of Llndsey, has been
visiting his brother, D. B. Stauffcr, in
West Reynoldsvlllu tho pust week.
Miss Pearl Hamilton, of Greensburg,
is visiting her grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. D. W. Rlston, on Grant street.
Fred Barto has returned from a trip
to Philadelphia, New York City, Wor
cester, Muss., und severul other cities.
Messrs. Hunter and Eckclberger and
Misses Culkltt, of Wlnslow, wero guests
of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Mllllren Sunday.
Mrs. Dr. J. W. Warnlck, of Glen Ho
zul, has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
D. II. Young, on Grant street tho past
week.
,W. B. HotTman, an engineer on Low
Grade Division of P. & E , and wife re
turned Saturday from a week's visit at
Emporium.
Miss Sara Curbolt, who spent several
months with hor sister, Mrs. J. L.
Graham, at TuwosClty, Mich., returned
home lost week.
Senator S. R. Pealo, of Lock Haven,
who is Interested In the Bloomlngton
Coal Co. works up Skunk Hollow, was
in town Saturday.
Misses Ktllo M. and Edith B. Clark,
who are teaching school in Snyder and
Knox townships, spent Sunday at tholr
home in this placo.
Miss Annie Putery, who worked for
Mrs. N. Hanau a fow yours, is visiting
relutives in New York City. She may
remuln thoro permanently.
Mrs. John S. Smith, of Noblostown,
Pa., is in town making arrangements to
move back to the old homo on Railroad
streot the first of next month.
C. R. and H. H. Stltt, of Allegheny
City, are shaking bands with old time
friends In town this week. They were
called here to attend the funeral of tbelr
niece, Bert la Sol id a.
Mrs. Margaret Klclnhnns returned
lust week from an extended visit In
Venango, Clarion and Butler counties.
Mrs. Klolnhnns intended tho Oil City
and Clurlon fairs.
Mrs. William Tweedy, of Dennlston,
Kan., who has been visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. William Buchanan, find
other relatives In DccchwiHids for somo
time, will start fur home to-diiy.
Charles Frank, formerly of this place,
who has boon In New York slate some
time, visited his sister, Mrs. John Gill
son, several day tho pdst week and then
went to Pillshurir to visit his parents.
M. E. Weed I In Renovo this week
assisting with Mime work In Superin
tendent RoImu Is' otllce. As previously
stated Mr. Weed will embark In tho
hardware business and this will Is- hl
last week with tho P. R. R. Co.
Mrs. E. I). Seeley and son, Edwin,
who went, to Manning, Vs., early In
June to visit Mrs. Seelev's daughter,
returned hiil week. Mrs. Seeley and
son both hail typhoid fever while in
Virginia and that prolonged their stay.
William Martin mid Mlsa Kate Slioub,
of Mosgrove. were married Inst Wednes
day. They vlsllei the former's grand
mother, Mrs. Joseph Butler, In this
placo Sunday. They wero accompanied
by Miss Annie Shoub. of Mosgrove, and
Harry and MUs Ada Martin, of Liudsey.
Rev. A. J. Meek. Ph. I)., pastor of
Baptist church, received u telegram
Saturday evening calling him to the
bedside of an old friend at Sewickley,
who is not expected to live. Mr. W. S.
Stone filled Dr. Meek's pu'plt Sunday
morning and Rev. McFarland preached.
then: In tho evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel II. Krumnnocker,
of White Haven, Pa., arrived In town
Saturday evening to visit the latter's par
ents, 'Squire and Mis. J. D. Woodrlng.
Mr. KrumaiiiM'ker. who Is nssistantchlef
of tho White Haven fire department,
went to New Castle Monday to attend the
fireman's convention as a delegate from
White Haven.
A sirfecl shoo for women Is tho Phit-
Eesl. Get them at Robinson's.
Such a headache! Perfect headache
powders guaranteed to cure, I lie. Abso
lutely harmless. Reynolds drug store.
Wo wholesale and retail hay; we sell
horses and cuttle, machinery and gen
eral merchandise. J. C. King & Co.
ES'J
TRAY NOTICE.
Clime tro-umMNlnir on the nn-nikw of tlm
iitiiltr4tiriipil In Wlnslow tiiwnslilp, iilimit the
2th of Si'iHeinlier, nmi, mie dark n-il lu-lfcr
nml uiie lirliiille liull, iiliuiit n year old. Tim
owner Is ii'iiupmiihI to mine firunl, prove
inoiieriy, nay riiarvi'M nun iiiku the lieirsr
mid hull liwav or Ihev will he ltiel of iie-
nirillliv to law. W. M. IIovi.k.
Sept. Si, lll.
TRE SNIKM1S
...FALL, 1900...
Suits,
Overcoats,
and
Gents' Furnishings
Will be sold cheaper
this fall than ever be
fore. I will save you
from 10 to 20 percent
on Clothing find from
5 to 10 per cent in
Men's Furnishings.
Come
and Examine
Mv FALL SUITS AND
OVBKCOATS and I
will convince you that
you luive been paying
from 10 to 20 per cent
more than I ask you.
No Trouble to Show Goods
000 oooooooooo ooo ooooooo oooooooo
Worth
Money . . .
A rebate of 50c on
$5.00 purchase or $1 .00
on a $10.00 purchase
will be allowed to any
one who will bring this
advertisement to me.
Good for October only
WALTER C. HENRY,
Clothier and
Gents Fvrnisher.
5?
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$BING & CO. fi
In!
NEW
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and SII I TIM 'IS
Ivvtrv new style find
('licet in staple fall nml
winter lnhries.
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Ladies,'
Children's
Misses' and
JACKETS AND CAFFS.
O Spend n little
time and
W look at them before buy
ing elsewhere,
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The time to buy
FURS
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W patched up stuffs.
OPECIAL SALE
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i 061 6. 8 and 9,
finn
The finest line of Dress
Goods ever offered.
nm
Give us a Call
And be convinced that
we are showing the fin
est line of
Ladies'
and
Children's
Jackets
At the lowest possible
prices.
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COME, ONE, COME ALL,
TO THE NEW STORE, l
I OCTOBER 6, 8 AND 9.
Centennial Hall
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A1TIN( FOR YOU
Wk'uk Waiting
For yon! Waiting for you to find out
the difference between the be?t drug
find the tnnylinp kind;
Waitino kok Yoit
To learn that" ! tag' a good dog, but
Holdfast is a, belter."
Wk'vk Waited
For a great many people who wanted to
be pure of their pnwriptionp.
Now Wk Wait
On them instead of for them. Abso
lutely pure goods, equitable prices and
courteous service are waiting for you at
Shick &
Dress Goods Specialties.
We nre showing ft complete stock of Dress Fabrics for fall,
but we wish to call your particular attention to a lot of specialties
such as F'rench Tricots and French Flannels for Waists, Broad
cloths, V'enetions find Homespuns for Suits; ft large assortment of
heavy Kerseys and Beavers for Kniny-Day Skirts,
Black Goods
A large assortment in all the new weaves and pat
terns at all prices; also the New Prunella Cloths, fine
as silk. Although they are figured and stripes you
will appreciate their all-black beauty and may prefer
them to the plain cloths. Prices $1.00, 1.25, 1.50
and $1.75 a yard.
All-wool French Tricots
F'or Waists and Sacques. They are fine, soft woolen
goods that you are looking for, but seldom see. We
have them in all colors at 35c. a yard; also three
grades of French Flannels in plain and neat figures
on blacks, reds, blues, greens, browns, etc., at 50c,
75c. and $1.00.
Rainy-Day Skirts
A complete line of Rainy Day Skirts handsomely
stitched in all colors, plain find plaid backs. Ask to
see them.
Three New Styles jikSf $10
These Jackets are worthy any woman's admiration.
Choose from the following and be assured you have
something that is stylish and good, and the newest
style out.
A Double-Breasted Beaver Jacket with flaring collar
and lapels, satin-lined throughout, high collar, $10.
A Double-Breasted Beaver Jacket with flaring collar
and lapels, satin-lined throughout; comes in Tan,
Blue and Black, at $10.
A Double-Breasted Beaver Jacket, with high collar"
find made without lapels, satin-lined throughout, in
Black, Tan and Blue, at $10.
Come and see the hundreds of beautiful new Fall Wraps we
have for your instruction, both for women and children and at all
prices.
JEFFERSON
We have just opened up n new assortment of
MILLINERY
composed of Ladies' and Misses' trimmed hats and Chil
dren's headwear, selectedand made by experts in touch with
the latest metropolitan fashions and at prices from ?i to Va
lower than you are usually asked by exclusive milliners.
SHIRTS AND GENTS FURNISHINGS
at 50 and 75 cents. We can show you the most complete
it r , a , c i
une oi new snirxs 10 oe lounu anywnere.
NECKWEAR in the newest styles.
SUMMER UNDERWEA1
at 50 cents and $1.00 a suit
where at Ya more.
A lot of
Ladies' Shoes
that sold for $2.25 and ;2.50. Odd lots
sizes to clean them out, $1.25
Jefferson Supply
Stoke's Pharmacy.
Wagner,
SUPPLY CO.
that cannot be
and $1.50.
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