Why W Mad.
One morning In kindergarten a wee
tnlte of womanhood lmd been trying to
attract the teacher by every resource
.of which the was capable without di
rectly saying she had something to tell.
Finally tho young girl went over and
at beside her, whereupon little Itachel
flounced her skirts, ptirkerod up het
forehead and, clinching her hand, ex
claimed, "Oh, dear, but fin mndl"
The teacher was surprised, for Ha
chel had seemed to be laboring under
a delightful secret. "And why Is little
Miss Sunshine angry?" asked the In
structor. "Well, everybody was mad at our
house this morning. Mamma scolded
Sister Jane, and auntie scolded main
W and papa said, 'Oh, darn!' nnd left
the table, so I guess I can bo cross tool"
Motherhood.
Oat of It.
A large number of colliers In Lanca
shire are accustomed to spending a por
tion of each week In the public house.
Instead of following their work regu
larly, and thus not having more than
two or three days a week to draw for
at pay day.
The mother of one of these men, on
being told of 5 per cent advance In
wages, asked her neighbor the mean
ing of 5 per cent
Her friend replied:
"Why, Mrs. llodson, dost not know?
It means as every tolme they gettln a
peaund they'll get 21 shillings for It"
"Oh, dear me," Mrs. Hodson return
ed, "It'll mak' no difference to our
Jerry; he never gets a peaund "Spare
Moments.
Remarkable Streets.
Washington has a street 1V& miles
In length; It h the longest In the world.
The shortest street is the Rue Blo,
Tarls, which is bnrcly 20 feet long.
The widest street is Market street,
Philadelphia; the narrowest, the Via
Sol, Havana, which Is only 3 feet
wide. Tho highest street Is Main
Street Denver, Colo.; the lowest street
which Is below the level of the sea.
Main street Georgetown, British
Guiana. Tho cleanest street Is Regent
street London; the dirtiest Tchang
Tse street. Nankin. London Tit-Bits.
' In its native habitat the shell of the
cyster Is always a little open, and
microscopic waving hairs set up cur
rents which carry the food plants to Its
mouth, where they are engulfed and
afterward digested.
Pain in Head, Side and Back.
For years I suffered with pain In the head,
jwln In the side, and In tbe small of the back.
I Was nervous and constipated and ooold not
nlep. The pill- and other medicines I tried
inly made a bad matter worse. Then 1 tried
Celery King. One package rnred me and
mane a new woman 01 me. Jim x u. aiw
liuiiiuiur, Croton-on-Hudson, N. Y.
Celery King- enres Constipation and Nerve,
Htoiuaub, Liver and Kidney Diseases. 1
For sale by H. Alex Stoke.
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HARTEIt NOTICE.
Notice la hereby given that nn iippllratlon
will be made to the Governor of I'onnaylva
ntaon Wednesday, lHh day of Kewmher, A.
P., lHOI.by W. T. Cox. H. A. Stoke, .lames K.
Mulhollnn, Thomas Mi'C'reltcht, lohn H. Bur
tin iinfler the A.l of Awternlilv. entitled "An
Art to provide for tbe Incorporation and re
gulation of certain corporal loim," approved
April 29," 1H74, and the several supplements
thereto, lor tne cnarier 01 an inmnueu cor-
nsirut.lnn tn h pullffl KevnoldHVlllo l.ltrht and
Power Company, tho character and object of
which In tbe manufacturlnK and supplying of
light, heat and power or any 01 1 hern ny eiec
l.rli'lf v In the nubile In the borough of Kl'Vn
oldHVllle, Jefferson County, Pennsylvania,
and to such Pomona, partnership and corpor
ations residing therein or adjacent thereto ai
may desire the same, and for these purposea
to nave, possess and enjoy all the rights,
benefit aud privileges of said Actof Assemb
ly and tbe supplement thereto
Hhith M. MoCbioht, Bollcltor,
IteynoldHVUb), I'a wnyjii, , linn
lot what you pay fori
Coffee, but whatl
Coffee pays you. I
There are two values to every I
article; what it costs and what I
it's worth. I
Cork costs 8 cents a pound, I
but if you are drowning half a I
mile from shore, its value would I
be not what you pay for cork
but what cork pays you."
You are not drowning, out you
are using up strength and vitality I
in your daily work. You are get-1
ting back that strength and vitality I
in part irom your morning tup ui
coffee. I
It makes little difference what I
you pay for it ; the important ques-1
tion is "What does it pay you?" I
You can see the strength you have, I
r.i, Mn't c.a thp inrrf aserl I
strength you would get if you drank I
CHASE & SANBORN'S
"Difll) Grade"
COFFEE.
This is a fact I You can easily
tt its truth. It will cost you one
I pound of coffee that's all I
For sale only by W. H. Moore, Reyn
oldsvllle, P. .
Buy the celebrated
I COLUMBIAN
Stoves and Ranges
as tliey are licyond
The Handsomest,
Most Durable; and
Perfect Working
Stove Manufactured.
EVERY STOVE
GUARANTEED.
If not as represented, money refunded.
Call and see our fine big stock just
received. Beats anything ever shown
in the town.
KEYSTUNB HARDWARE CO.
If
J Opposite Hotel Belnap.
Wc arc in a position to save
you big round dollars on Gro
ceries. We don't ask you to pay your
neighbors' unpaid bills.
Our motto Pay as you go and
be happy.
Below we quote you prices on
some goods just for a starter.
1G pounds fine Granulated
sugar, i.uu
25 pound sack Granulated
sugar, $i.ou
9 pounds Arbucklcs or 4X
cottee, $l.uu
A good bulk coffee worth
20 cents, only loc
Finest bulk coffee 20 to 35c
3 rolls Toilet Paper, 10c
3 lb. can Bartlett Teas 10c
One doz. fine Toilet Soap, 13c
Best Laundry soaps, 7 bars, 25c.
Good " " 11 bars, 25c
Tetley'sTeas they are fine.
We sell 'em.
Special Price Sugar in 100
ponnd sacks.
The old Baw, "largest stock
and lowest prices," is true in our
case.
ROBINSON & MUNDORFF,
The Bio Grocery,
Reynoldsville, , Penn'a.
and run no risk
question
A. RAT ZEN,
TUG P60D16 S
Bargain store
Will reduce Fall
and Winter
goods from 25 to
35 per cent
on the dollar for
only 30 days
On account of having too
warm weather for this time
of the year. The goods
which we offer are just
what you want.
Men's, Ladies' and Child
ren's Underwear
of all kinds, from the lowest
price to the best quality for
your money.
Also the biggest assort
ment of Men's
Pants
From 65c to $3.90 a pair.
Men's, Boys' and Child
ren's Clothing
And Men's and Boys'
Caps Gloves.
Remember we
are doing bus
iness on an
honest scale.
Come and see for yourself
and save your 25 to 35 per
cent on the dollar at the
THE PEOPLES'
BARGAIN STORE.
A. KaUen, Prop.
HlrjH School Bulletin.
In Sik.lji Wlili, laitir-la-ihUf.
ill Miry aiuraiii, annum amvr.
Once again members of the Shakes
pearean Literary Society are pit-used to
assemble In the Reynoldsvllle Public
School after the great fire and long va
cation, with Mr. Lenkard, our highly
esteemed principal, and Mr. McClure
assistant principal.
About threo weeks ago It was decided
to re-organlze the Shakespearean So
ciety to meet every Friday at 2:45, and
run the High School Bulletin every two
weeks only, owing to the great amount
of work the editor-ln-chlof has . to do
this year.
Mr. Dowsor was nominated president,
nd Mr. Smith secretary pro tern. The
following were elected to serve four
weeks: Prostdent, Mini Drown; Secre
tary, Mis Klahr; Treas. Mr. Nolan;
Pianist, Miss K. King; Critic, Mr. Mc
Clure; Program Committee, Mr. Hard-
man, Miss Stoke, MIhs McDonald. It
was then decided to make out a new
Constitution, as the old one Mr. Lea
venworth has, having saved It from
the Ore. The Constitution committee
appointed are, Mr. McClure, Mr.
Smith, and Miss K. King.
We deeply regret to learn that Miss
Etholyn Wlnslow, edltor-ln-chlef, and
member of SenlorClass, Is quite III with
scarlet fever, but we hope she mny
have a speedy reoovory and be with us
soon again, 'til then, we will make this
column as Interesting as we possibly
can, wishing the High School to not
criticise too harshly under the elrcum-
stanceH.
Lsst Friday a very untortnlnlng mus
ical program wus rendered. Messrs.
Nolan and Dowser's duct was Indeed u
rare treat. Tho vociil eolo nnd duet Is
deserving of great praise, also tho vio
lin solo by Mis Wlnslow and Instru
mental duel by Misses Klahr and Snuf
fer. Miss Brown's vociil hoIo and Miss
Neale's guitar sole, which were to be
given, wore missed very much.
Misses Olevla Murray, Carol I no and
Nolllo Robinson, Inez Drown, Edna
Lewis, Unita Farrell and Klllo Mflliren
visited the society Frldny.
Wanted Pupils to tako lessons on
the Jew's harp. Nolan and Dowser.
Watch for the new furniture and drop
curtains for the stage. Mr. Lonkerd.
Friday, December , a mock trial Is
to be given by Shakespearean society
Case, assault and battery; plaintiff, Tom
Nolan, lawyer, Miss Drown; dofonslve,
Clyde Murray, lawyer Fred Smith;
udge, Mr. Lonkerd.
Yes, Tom, wo may be an easy com
mlttoe, but there "may bo others."
Watch for the "Whistling Match."
at close of mock teachers mooting, by
the girls, December 7.
De sure and attend the fino concert to
be given by Gamble Doyd, In publlo
school assembly hall, Thursday, Decern'
ember 5. "Come oarly and avoid the
rush."
Mr. Ralph Kirk, a member of Sentor
class, Is slowly recovering.
Mr. Lenkerd gave us a talk on tho
session of Congress Monday morning,
that being tbe day, at twelve o'clock,
Congress met. His subject was vory
Interesting to us.
And now, dear readers, this Is the
extent of our brains, so do not look for
us again 'til two weeks.
Transactions In Real Estate.
Daniel Jones to Robort Alexander,
for land In Washington township. 1210;
June 23, 1808.
Austin Dlakoslue to John Guy, for
land In Washington township. $050;
1901.
T. C. McQuown, Administrator, to
Jennie C. Bonnott, for property In
Big Run. $705; November 22, 1001.
Rich ward Ward to John Wart, for
land in Washington township. $410;
October 15, 1901.
Emaltno Emery to R. B. Toitrlck and
Wm, Kelso, for property In Dronkvlllo,
$1,000; November 22, 100).
U. G. Scheafnocker, administrator,
to Emaline Emory, for property In
Brookvllle, $430; November 21. 1901
Austin Blakeslee to Robert Searle,
for laud in Washington township. $:
November 20, 1899.
Jacob Davis to Joseph A. Davis, for
land In Henderson township. $239;
September 24, J Ml.
Sw Death Near.
"It often made my heart ache,"
writes E, C. Ovorstreet, of Elgin, Tenn.
"to hear my wife cough until It seem'
ed her weak and sore lungs would col
lapse. Good doctors said she was so far
gone with Consumption that no medl
elne or earthly help could save her, but
a friend recommended Dr. King's New
Discovery and persistant use of this ex
oellont medicine saved her life," It'i
absolutely guaranteed for coughs, colds,
bronchitis, asthma and all throat and
lung diseases. oOo, and $1.00 at II
Alex Stoke's Drug Store. Trial bottles
free.
In one city of Austria-Hungary lust
year over 25,000 horses wore slaughter'
ed and eaten by the people. Horse meal
Is somewhat offensive tu tho dainty pal
ates of Americans but If money was as
scarce here as It Is In Europe, we mlgh
be tempted to forego purchasing beef
at 20 to 24 cents per pound when borso
meat sells at from 5 to 11 oenU per pound
Tbe same olty also eat 68 donkeys, ao-
cording to official reports.
HE NEWS OF 1
NEARBY TOWNS. I
Reported br The Star'. I
Special (orrrapnndente. 1
Emerlckvllle.
The different schools at this placo
gave an entertainment nn Thursday of
ast week. U lit ton school In forenoon,
Mile Hill In afternoon and Damn
school In evening. They worn well at
tended and thoso present express them.
selves as being very much pleased with
the exercises.
Miss Cora Hehugars, who has been
Isltlng her brother, James Hchuirars,
at Arcadia, Indiana Co., tho past six
weeks, returned to her homo In this
place.
Hnm Flko and wlfo and daughter,
Clara, of Knoxdulc, spent Thursday of
last week at the homo of tho latter's
parents, David Dinger and wife.
There were quite a number of our
young folks attended tho entertainment
at Host school, Wlnslow township, Sat
urday evening.
Wm. Moore was summoned to Du-
Dots Friday of last week by the serious
Illness of his son-in-law, Mai Haughman.
L. H. Sowers, of Akron, Ohio, spent
Thursday of last week at the home of
Emanuel Schugars In this place.
H. E. Mohney Is vory proud of tho
boy thatcamo to live with him Novem
ember 24, J!K)1.
Mrs. K. Wolser has been very til tho
past week, but Is slowly Improving at
this writing.
Emery Keys, of Pittsburg, was visit
ing his parents. John Keys and wife,
lust week.
Monroe Murklr, of Knox township, is
visiting at the home of C. A. Murk-
house.
Mrs. William Ohles, of this place, is
on the sick list.
A. J. Emory, of this place, Is very III
at this writing.
Rathmel.
Sixteen members of W. C. No. 2118 P.
O. 8. of A. Reynoldsvllle, visited Camp
602, here last Wednesday evening.
They brought their A. D. K. outfitalong
nd gave the side degree to ten meni
hers of 002. Coiuo again boys, as we
enjoyed tho ceremonies very much.
Dr. B. F. Shires wont to Patton, Pa.,
Monday, where he bus decided to locate.
We wish the doctor success in his new
fluid.
Mrs. Chas. Sanders and daughter,
Lizzie, of Brock way villo, spent Thanks
giving day hero.
Dr. Klnnor of DuBois will locate here
In the office formerly 'occupied by Dr
Shires.
Mrs. Allen, of Soldier, visited with
Mrs. H. B. Wyse Sunduy.
Mrs. John Klnnerberg, of Doluncey,
spent Sunday here.
Miss Surah Carr, of Clearfield, Is vis
itlng friends hero.
Wlshaw.
Martin Foltz was at Reynoldsvllle last
Sunday to see his son, James, who met
with a very bad accident at Dig Soldier
last Wednesday evening. Jim is im
proving slowly.
There was a plo social held at our
school house on lust Tuesday night.
Proceeds amounted to $7.60.
John Syphrlt and David Brumbaugh
were blasting stumps lust week for G,
W. Soorlst.
Mrs. J. B. McClure and Mrs. Win.
Volt were In Reynoldsvllle last Thurs
day.
Charley Dickey Is assisting Mr
Himes In his now meat murkot at this
placo.
Daniel and Win. Norrles attended the
pie social at this placo last Thursday
nlgbt.
Thomas Hllston has consideruble of
siokness in bis family at the presont
time.
Thomas S .-crist came homo lust Sat
urday, and started Sunduy for West Vu,
H Union & Nowoomo have prepared to
huat their pavilion with steam.
Wm. Velt killed two very fino pork
ers lust Thursday.
Amos U thu lud to inuk the b ys pay
for their pies.
Thomas Beuttle has bought himself a
horse.
Hormtown.
Miss Katio Hetriuk, who Is staying
at Rockdulo Mills, visited her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Hotrick, Wodnos
day.
Ed, Hetrick killed three flue hogs
last week. They were worth seeing.
John Berk house, of Sundy Valley
hud business in this place Thursday.
It, P. Hotrick and wife, of Rathmel
are visiting relatives In this place.
K, B, Deemer, of Deemer's Cross
Rouds, wus In town Friday.
Ed. Smith, of Deemer's Crosa Rouds,
was In town Thursday.
Food Changed to Poison.
Putrefying food In the Intusliiios pro-
duous effects like tliOMi of arson lo. but
Dr. King's New Lifo Pills expel th.
poisons from clogged bowels, gently,
easily but surely, curing oonstlpalion
biliousness, sick headache, fevers, all
liver, kidney and bowel troubles. Only
25a. at H. Alex Stoke's.
V
N. HANAL),
The. ' ('Jicate.sf,
The Best (Hoods
any other store in town.
CLOTHING.
Mens' SulU $8 nnd stills now for $5.50,
Men's line Clay Worsteds, $H to $14.00.
Men's Hue D. B. Clay Worsted, 15 dollar suit, to-day price $10.
Men's Overcoats, : no.
Men's Overnoats, $5.00..
Men's Fine Overcoats. $7.50.
Hoys' Vi.tHI Overcoat for $3.50.
Hoys' Reefer. $1.25.
Hoys' Knee Pants, III cents.
Hoys' fleeced IJnderweur, 40 cents.
Men's all-wool Underwear, $1.50.
IDross Goods.
Illnek Henrietta, 25 cents. Black Henrietta, 75 cents.
Hluek Henrietta, 45 cents. Blue Henrietta, 25 cents.
Hluo Henrietta, 45 cents. Black and Hluo Skirting, 40c.
Dress Plaid 15, 18, 20 cents, now for Vi. cents.
Ladles' flannelette night gowns, IH) cents.
Misses' lliinnelottn night gowns, 45 cents.
Finisher yarn, 80 cents per pound.
COME JX AX1) SEE FOR YOURSELF.
i
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Reynoldsvllle Hardware company.
JIavo you wiui our Nv
Automatic Wringer.
Warranted to fit perfectly the
opens the roll tm iin li without
unduly straining the ppring or
over 50 per rent in labor and ia
uped it to be much the, bent wringer on the market, rive
year guarantee with every wringer. For Pale by
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b Suits or Overcoats
Wo have over 1000 different patterns in elegant Fall and Winter
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All our garments are made by skilled union labor.
Our Raglan Overcoat cannot be excelled.
: $15.00 From Mills
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mnallept article or one which
changing the wheel screw,
getting out of gear. S ves
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It is emphatically air tight and
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It will resist and withstand any
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It weighs little more than a
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It positively insures the dry de
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It preserves and protects the cas.
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