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VY1ICU tlltS VV1I1U DIU1N3V.U1U I
Gau Holidays ore Coming , ,
Trado will Increase and the merchants
who will got the bencllt are the ones
who tcl' the people what they have.
, , Advertise In The Star.
I And winter reigns, there's nothing so I
comfortablo as ft warm fireplace and ft J
paper to read. .' 5
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VOLUME 10.
REYNOLDSVILLE, PENN'A., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1901.
NUMBER 31.
HOLIDAY GOODS.
We have the largest assortment of Ilolidny Goods ever placed on
Rale in Reynoldsville, consisting of
FIIKNC1I LIMOGES CHINA.
FANCY GERMAN CHINA,
ENGLISH AND AUSTRIAN CHINA,
DINNER AND TOILET SETS,
KITCHEN WARE,
. CARVING SETS AND CUTLERY,
DECORATED PARLOR LAMPS.
AMERICAN PORCELAIN,
JARDINIERS AND CUSPIDORS,
MIRRORS AND RUGS,
NOVELTIES OF ALL KINDS.
Also Cook Stovefl, Ranges and Hot Masts, Furniture, Car
pets, Lace Curtains and Winds.
Hall's House Furnishing Store.
Oi.tilo I'.tstoMIci'.
THE CASH NEW YORK RACKET STORE.
On ' to
All.
Our nfnrp In now i iitmlnx over with ImiikiiIiih fur )'VirvlHlv. Dnrlnit 1 tin mint few lnvn wn
Itiuve Ihhii riH'fiviiiv iiii'iciM'fMmlKiiiiiiMitH of KMHlN;rnnn the i-HMicrn rules nnd they tti-i'' sllll
eomliiif in hi u mold r:iu OurtaliH'k I ihe mwt-eteimlve tlmt von will find In thlni-liv. In
tin ffftirt in pii:ie yuu wi' hioi hi iMitlilnic, iih will hi imttertl by h vNH id our htnrv. TIiIh
uit-t'H tiiou, e,u-i- liuyiiiu unit emeriti tlllnif hi order to irlve the t-iiHtorner Hll tlutt Ih mw
lblo for the Kniiwnt of money mim-mi with u. It Ih not our Intention to see liow Hoon wo emi
Ifot rleh, but to Ktvc you soodN of every (leserlptton Ht pHeeN wlili'h other men-hunts rnmiol
uuy at wlioleimlo- Juki reud over a few ol our prleeH.
1 On I liooda.
V Nickel hnt'k lend penella - - le
U Howh of I'llm - - le
2" IMtrnlnic needleM - le
1 lloxen Hlilrt buttoliH - le
f Hute pencils - - le
WO Matelnw .... le
:.', Hair plilM .... le
4 Writing pons . . . le
I Dnnn efothm gltiH le
be Package needle,,, Kucket prlee - le
I Domjii elotliOH nlliK le
ftc package noodles, Ruck - le
S rent Wood.
2110 YnrdH machine thread - In
I Ikmin bonu collar buttons - i!e
U rent lionda.
2.V Packaire needle,
Moil's while linen liumlkwri'lilnves
4 reait (ioodi
110 Yardii silk thread ...
1 iHittln black Ink ....
2.1 Knvlocrt ...
InktablutH - -aim
ydH. ilark'M . N. T. thread, our price,,
I 'Ire test Mo. 1 lamp chimney
6 rent ;ood.
Hov nunppnderM ....
2A Hheelo wrltltiK paper lull 25 envelopes.
.iiihhhs nnnea iiosh iroin nc to iuc a pair.
Men'H working MusMtndem - - I7e
4-plv linen collars, reKultir price Ilk!, onlv He
fiOe unrsetH, our price IWe
11 duck coats, . xtic
Mou'a ti wool pants, our price ti.'u
Ik'
4e
4c
4c
4c
4c
Ik-Ac
iz uiriro eitKes imindry tump, 2ic
lft and 2.V mantles. Kuekot nriep. He
fhuwls, Hllshliih-H, 24tolt4c
SOe and :iv cuff buttons llic
.lean knee piintH - - - lire
ID iliiart tin bucket - - 111,-
US cent wool knee punts, our price, - 24c
H. 'Sc worktnif irlovOH, Haeket price, . llic
9l.00,!cau piintH, our price - 74c
White peitrl buttoiiH, from 4c toKc.
Safety pins, per dozen - 2c to 4c
I. HilleHrtleeee hose - - Hi
2.c Men' rlhlied underwear - 17c
2.V Men's wimiI MK-kn, racket price - !(
2.V l.iidlen' wool hose . - llle
t'lidersbli'ts other dealers ask you 35c to
4iic our price 22c
I. miles' heavy ribbed undershirts 17c
Men' romiliir BOe heavy fleece-lined
underwear, racket price " 2c
We sell you children' ribbed underwear
and boy' heavy lleeee-llned at prices which
other merchants would be ulad to buy at
wholesale.
In addition to the above we carrv a'full linn nf rhlni. Mud r:ti.ua vunA i. .m
von to come ami nee. ' '
Hol.Frledtuau, i'rup.
Klre test No. 3. lamp chimney,
7.V men's sweiitei-s,
'IV billies' briHM-hes, .
Ladles' fancy i-Iiiks, our price,
Am- oil cloth, Kacket price per yd.
il umbrella lit a luirimln,
Mackintoshes for ladles and irents from
t.'.i". to ;.7.1. This Is a buritaln.
Fancy nlifht lumps, . . .v
1 HH-cliil nickel-plated, copper-lMittomed
couee mii, run ste, Kin-Kei price ;wc
4s,r
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Dr. Murray Hiilldluit, Main street, Reynoldsville, Pa.
Want Column. .
Rate: One cent per word for each nnd
every Insertion.
Lost Hetwcen Rnynoldsvlllo nnd
rVescotvllle, it pocket book with money
and note In It. Finder will bo reward
ed by leaving name at Thk Star olllee.
Wanted A dozen weavers to work
In the Hrookvllle Woolen Mill. For
particulars Inquire of G. W. Sykeg, on
Jackson st., Uoynotilsvlllii.
For Sale .10 feet front on Muin nt.(
1 lot east of opera house. Inquire of
E. M. Evans.
Wanted Girls to work In decoratlnjj
department. Steady work: (food waifes.
Call at once prepared to start to work.
Ford China Co., Ford City, Ta.
-Resolutions of Paradise Orange.
At a regular moctlnsr of Paradise
Grango No. KVt, the following resolu
tions were adopted:
Whkrkas, It has pleased God in his
all wise dealings to visit our Grange and
call from onr midst our worthy brother,
Walter Dougherty, and
Whkrkas, The deceased has at all
times during his associations with us
proved himself a true Granger.
Hemttwd, That whilo we mourn our
loss, we how to Him whodoeth all thinjjs
well.
Uinnlvfil. That we extend to the be
reaved family our Bincere sympathy and
that we feel for them In this their hour
of sore allliction, and that we commend
them to the healer of all wounds.
Uiimlrrd, That In memory of Hrother
Dougherty, our charter bo draped In
mourning for a period of thirty days,
and these resolutions bo published in
The Star and they be spread on the
minutes of the Grange and a copy be
sent to the bereaved family.
Miss Trkssa Syphrit, )
J. M. Nokrih, -Com.
C. E. Strouse, )
Holiday Excursion Rates.
In accordance with an old established
custom the Buffalo, Rochester tc Pitts
burg Ry. will, this year, Issue excursion
tickets between all stations on its lino
between Buffalo aud Pittsburg Inclu
sive, including Cleat-Held Division, ac
count Christmas and New Years Holi
days, at a fare and one third for the
round trip. Tickets will be sold and
good going on Deo. 21, 2o and 31,
and Jan. 1, 1902, limited for return pass
ago until Jan. 2, 1902.
Silverware, the largest stock at Good -er's,
the jeweler.
Watch repairing a specialty at Good
er'a, the jeweler. All work guaranteed
to give satisfaction.
County Institute.
Wo have received a copy of the cata
logue and program of the forty-sixth
annual session of the teachers' institute
of Jefferson county, to be held In the
Belvedere opera house, Brookvlllo,
Dec. Ill, 17, IH, 1, 20. Prof. Teltrlek
has engaged excellent talent for day In
structors and evening entertainments,
as follows:
instructors.
Dr. N. C. Schaeffor, Harrisburg, Pa..
State Superintendent of Public Instruc
tion. Dr. 0i T. Corson, Columbus,
Ohio. Dr. K. E. White, Columbus, Ohio.
Dr. Isaac C. Ketler. Grove City, Pa.
Dr. D. C. Murphy, Slippery Rock. Pu.
Dr. H. R. Palmer, (MubIc.) New York.
Miss Jennlo Jenks, pianist, Brookvlllo,
F.VENINO SESSIONS.
Gen. Z. T. Sweeney, Columbus, Ind.
An Evening In Magio by Maro, Now
York. Concort, Ariel Ladles' Sextotto,
Delaware, Ohio. Thomas Dixon, Jr.,
New York.
A Woman's Awful Peril.
"There Is only one chance to save
your life and that Is through an opera
tion" were the startling words heard
by Mrs. I. B. Hunt of Lime Ridge.
Wis., from her doctor after ho had
vainly tried to cure her of a frightful
case of stomach trouble and yellow
jaundice. Gall stones had formed and
she constantly grew worse. Then she
began to use Electric Bitters which
wholly cured her. It's a wondorful
stomach, liver and kidney remedy.
Cures dyspepsia, loss f appetite. Try
It. Only i0o. Guaranteed. For sale
by H. Alex Stoke.
Letter List.
List of unclaimed lotters remaining
In tho postofftce at Reynoldsville, Pa.,
week ending Nov. ,10, 1901:
Miss Nannie Armstrong, Mrs. Katie
Winslow, Mrs. Grace Holzerman, Mrs.
Ida Thompson, Jno. Letts, W111S. Gobs
lor, John Dunlap, Miss Minnie Deiblor,
Rev. G. H. Massalska.
Foreign Lonis Donofsky, Nicola Oil
veto, Fogacs Lyorly.
Say advertised and give date of list
whon calling for above.
A. M. Woodward, P. M.
If you want a nice shoe cheap, call at
Johnston & Nolan's shoe store.
Men's gum boots for $2.50 at Robin
son's. .
Rich cut glass at Goodur's the jewelor.
JBME9 W. STEVENSON,
Deputy Controller of New York City.
James W. Stevenson, son of Henry
Stevenson, a farmer residing near Sandy
Valley, and son-in-law of M. M. Davis,
of this place, has been appointed second
Deputy Controller of Now York City at
a salary of $(1,000 per year. Tho ap
pointment was made last Friday.
Mr. Stevenson was secretary to Presi
dent Edward M. Grout of the Borough
of Brooklyn four years at a salary of
$.1,fi00 per year. Mr. Grout, In speaking
of Mr. Stevenson's appointment as De
puty Controller, said: "Mr. Stevenson
was formerly and for many years engag
ed in journalism, and during tho four
years that he has been with mo has
proved himself in every way competent
and reliable. I do not know of any
other person who Is not a lawyer, nor
Indeed of itmnv lawyers, who has as
thorough an acquaintance with the
charter of the city as ho has, and I do
not believe that any pot-son not now In
tho Controller's oflluo could enter it
with as clear an idea of the duties im
posed upon it. Very many of the
changes mado In the aharter and taking
effect on tho 1st of January wore due to
suggestions first mado by Mr. Steven
son arid afterward urged by me on the
chartor revisers."
About a dozen years ago Mr. Steven
son was "devil"' In a Reynoldsville
printing oftlco at a salary of $1J0 per
week. It gives us pleasure to make
mention of tho success of our old time
friend, who bears the samo name as ye
editor, but wo cannot claim' a relationship.
See that fine assortment of rings at
Gooder's, the jeweler. From $1 .00 up
to $125.00. Every ring guaranteed to
be Solid gold.
We are cutting our stock down and
will for the next thirty days sell a lot of
shoes below cost. Johnston & Nolan.
Good fit and good shoos at the lowest
possible price at Johnston & Nolan's.
Tho largest and best assortment of
rings at Gooder's jewelry store.
Glass workers' wearing apparel at
II. W. Eason & Co.'s
Did you soo thoso skirts at Suitors.
Simmmnmimmmmmm!
B MOEE GOODS FOR SAME MONEY.
SAME GOODS FOR LESS MONEY.
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Just a Few Weeks Until Christmas.
And the bulk of the winter buying to be crowded into the days that drop in between, and that means busy times for the shoppers. We make it easy for you here,
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, our values the most pronounced, an
the satisfactory kind of merchandise.
5 xi.nu mo uuia uj. mo winter uuyintr to do crowawa into tue aavs
e: for our PRICES on nil the winter and holiday needs are the lowest, our values the most pronounced, and you can buy here with confidence, feeling that best results are
sr certain, men me assortment is rignt and you re certain to secure
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Dressed Winter Fellow
Is a comfortably dressed one, as well, if he conies to us.
We Bell the clothes adapted to the season the comfortable
kind, but there's every dressy feature about them that ap
peals to the thoughtful fellow. For this is an up-to-date
stock one that shows the newest ideas.
Men's Overcoats. 4.00, 5.00, 7.50 to 20.00. Boy's Overcoats, 1.H8. 2.50,
3.50 to 12.00. Men's Suits, 4.00. 5.00. fl.OO, 8.00, 11.50 to 18.00. Boy's and
Youth's Suits, 2.00, 3.00, 4.00, up to 12.00. Dress Pants for Men. 1.50.
2.00, 2.50 to 5.00. Kneo Pants. 19, 25, 411, 5o. to 1 25. Heavy coat and
vest, just what you wunt for these oold mornings, 4.50 to 8.00. Suits and
overuouts made to ordur perfect fit and workmanship guaranteed.
Cloaks at Special Prices.
This U the hurry season In the Cloak selling, and we now begin to price
with a view to olouring stock. Here's a little hint of the splendid sur
prises we've nuule ready for you iu your Docembtir buying.
Ludies' Box Couts in tihiuk. brown, blue, tan or castor color, 5.00. 7.50,
D.00 to 1(1 00. The Popular Automobile Coat. 38, 40.42 loftll Inch lengths
00. 10 00, 12.00 to 2.V00. Misses and Children's Cuts mid Jackets. 1.50,
2 00. 3.00 to H 75. Collars and Collaretts, t!8o.. 1.4H. 2 25. up to 22.00.
Muffs und Boas, 75o. to 5.00. Ladies Capes. 4.00. 0.00 to 10.00. Ladles
Outing, Kronen Flannel and Silk Waists. 4i)c. to 0.60. Ask to seo the
MoGeu Adjustublo Yoke Skirts, 2.25, 2.75, 3.00, up to 5.50.
Money-Saving Specials
in the Winter Needs.
Boal vulues that tempt liberal buying, and that Is why It pays to oome
here the reason why this store is the populur buying place for the
winter needs.
Golf gloves for ladies, misses and children 15 to 75c. Knitted shawls
andifiixcinaiprs, 25o, 50c to l .50. All wool and fleeoed-lined hose. 15c. 25o
up to 75a. Ladies' und mies' union suits, 50o to (2.00. Neckwear. Hib
hoi. Corsets, 4lo. 75o, $1.00 Once more let us remind you of tho BIG
BAtUGAINS In French Flannels at 3o, broudolothB, at Olto worth almost
uiu. un-inon uouDie-iauea skirting, strletly all wool, cheap at (1.50,
urluu 08u the yard. Outing llannuls. So. Ho. Kle the vard. Cnrriurnl
lladies waists 50o to 75o.
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Hints of Economy in Shoe Buying. f
And then there's every good kind here for your selection. For
no matter your needs, its best to come to us, if prices and
qualities are of interest.
Ladles' Vlcl Kid with or without pat tip. 1.19. Ladles' Boudoir Slippers,
50c. Ladles' Felt Slippers, ONo. Ladles' Felt Lined Shoeu, 08 to 1.25. Misses
and Children' Felt slippers, 85 and 75o. Gum Boots, 2.25, 2.50 and 2.1)0.
Felt Boots with Gum Overs, 2.25, 2.50, 2.75. Red Bull Brand Rubbers,
Woonsocket or American, we save you money on all your purchases of Rub
bers. Men's Good Solid Mining Shoes, outside counter, nulled, only 125.
Satin or Velour Calf Shoes. 1.35 to 3.50. -Uilo distribiitin-s of "Suhwub
Bros." Celebrated Shoes. 3.50 to 4.50. We give with l aeh pi.i-' Boy's Shoes
costing one dollar or over, good pulr servloeablo stocking. Largest stuck
Mon's. Boy's, Youth's. Ladies', Misses and Children's Shoes you aru Mire, to
gut what you want hero.
Values with the Right Ring.
Prices under the usuul, but here goes for a big busy Beceiulier a month
that will eclipa all former records. You'll want your shuie of the good
values, for that's only natural.
Boy's Caps, 23 to Wo. Gas Burners complete, 30 and 3!)o. Sweater., 41), 1)8
to 3.00. Saxony Yarn, 5, 7. lOo. Willow Clothes Buskcts. 4!)c. Ladles
Mufflers, 09, 75 to 1.50. Men's Wool Socks, 19 to 49c. Tubular Lanterns, 4!k!.
Snag Proof Gum Boots, 2.90. Brooms, 25 to 40o. Duck Couts, 1.25 to 2.08.
Window Shades, 10, 25, 30o. Fancy Cushion Tops and Coids, 25 to l)8u.
Enameled Tea Kettle, 4Ho. Carpet Slippers, 25o. Men's Working Pants,
75, 98 to 1.50. i doz Plates or i doz Cups and Saucers, 35c. Stand Covers
Fancy, 25 to 98c. Lamps, 10c. to 7.411. Overalls and Jackets, 50 05, 85o.
Children's Dresses, 25 to 1.50. 5 cukes good Laundry Soup, lOu.
Men's Gloves, 25 to 1.98. Child's Gum Boots, 98o. Misses Gu n
Boots, 1.25. Ladles Mackintoshes, 1.98, 3.00 to 9.00. 7(l-plce
Dinner Set, 5.98, Rubber Collars, 19o. Boy's and Girls School
Shoes, 08 to 2.00. Wblsk Brooms, 10, 15 to 25o. Blankets, 50,
75,'LOO to 6.00 pair. Gum Coats, 1.50 to 5.00. 10-piecu Toilet
Set, decorated, 1.98. Let your expectations be ever so high,
they will be more than realized if you coiuo to
Good as Ours Bing-Stoke Co. Dep't Stores, They Cost More.
WHerce THerce's evercYTHWG that people wp.af? and mt thinc poopt o. nuv
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School Directors' Convention.
The Jefforson County Directors' As
sociation will hold Its sixteenth annual
convention on Thursday of institute
weok. The directors will meet In the
Court House at 10:00 o'clock a. m. The
following will receive their attention:
1. What should a director soe and
hear In a visit to an up-to-date Bchool?
2. What are the things that Inter
fore with the success of our public
schools?
3. Operation of the Compulsory At
tendance Law,
4. Township high schools. The cen
tralizing and grading of rural schools.
Are they practicable In Jefferson coun
ty? Election of officers for tho ensuing
year.
Election of five delegates to the State
Convention.
Address by Dr. N. C. ShaefTer, Sup-'
erlntendent of Publo Instruction.
All directors who aro In attendance
during institute will be provided with
complimentary tickets for tho enter
tainments by applying to the County
Superintendent.
Large Audience Delighted.
The Rogors-Grllley Recital at the
opera house last night was ono of tho
finest entertainments ever given In this
city. Mr. Rogors is a master of the
harp, and no finer elocutionary work
than that of Mr. Grllley was ever pre
sented here. Tho large audience was
delighted. Altoona (Pa.) Evening Mir
ror. At Assembly hall Thursday even
ing, Docombor 12.
Says He Was Tortured.
"I sufTored such pain from corns I
could hardly walk," writes II. Robin
son, Hillsborough, Ills., "but Bucklon's
Arnica Salvo completely curod thorn."
Acts like magio on sprains, bruises,
cuts, sores, scalds, burns, bolls, ulcers.
Perfect healer of skin dlsoasos and pilog.
Cure guaranteed by H. Alex Stoke, 25o.
Pants Almost Given Away.
Sovonty-flve dozen pairs of pants are
now offered for sale at the Reynolds
ville Woolon Mill for from 75 cents to
$1.50 per pair, which is less than half
prlco for thoso goods. This offer will
be opon for 30 days and porsons wanting
a bargain should not miss this oppor
tunity. The pants are guaranteed to
be first-class winter pants.
Don't forgot Goodor, tho joweler, for
holiday goods'.
XMflS IS COMING.
To arenmmodnte Dersonn wlio mnv wl.h
sucetttclKS for Xmiis prawn!. I will vHlt cur
lier in miintli tliHii uhiihI and upeetucle or
dur ed If not suited to the eye, run be rcltttod
mi.ir. winy mo uiwt iichmih imtd. children s
work a.pociiility. Will bo at tho ImperliU
Uotul,
Rcynoldavlllc, Dec. 6.
At Amerlcua House,
Brookvlllc, Dec. T.9.
G. C. GIBSON,
Optlcan.
The Musical Gift
Should be Cultivated.
The talented metnlwr of V,a
familv should lu
A Piano or Organ as a Christ
mas present will bring joy to
the recipient and lasting pleasure
iu wic giver, i ne cost ol one or
other of these instruments is not
great.
These are our nrirea- ban tvn
$S5, $10, $110, $125. '
cost is distributed over a long
penou.
LATEST MUSIC
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ftflSKINS' MUSIG STORE.
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