Remember
That when you wuiil hiiwinen station
ery, dodgers, circulars, Ao., TllK STAH
olllcu I well iipiipped to ilo such work.
We Are Growing Old
-Old (a experience, old In the art of
Meaning, old In all thing that tend to
mproveour work for you.
VOLUME 10.
UEYNOLDSVILLE, PENN'A., WEDNESDAY, A1MUL 23, 1902.
NUMBEK 51.
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en Boys Spring Clothes
ARE READY.
Spring SHOES and HATS nre
rrady Styi.kh right, J? its right,
Pkk'kh right.
Men's Suits and Topcoats.
Suits in three-button Flick styles, with
round corners, hints in iloulilc-hrcnsU-cl
stvles. Two-piece Suits with patch
pockets. Also Norfolk suits with belt
straps and turn-tip trousers.
Wc ask the man who knows what cor
rect style and character in clothing is to
examine the garments described here.
We want him to note Ihe up-to-date se
lection of fabrics, the natty cut of the
suit, the careful furnishing of such de
tails as collars, broad shoulders, peaked
lapels, and all .the other little points of
fashion which make perfect clothing.
Then note the price and we know you
will invest vour clothing monev here.
Wc have all prices from $3.50 to $1.1.00.
Young Mens Suits
Snappy Htyli! Is ii striking featum of our young
men s suits, und It In thin fiict which Im ut-iiinn-ly
hik ii'x In tli ynting nirn and tnukcH our store
t In; numt p hi itr in town Willi tlii-m. A grrut
s.Orction of tV m "ft up to dntosults, ugca from
14 to 20, shown at. thorn mugnotio prld'i: if.'l .00.
(4.00, $.'.0O, I7.IHI. IS 00 (10 Oil and up to !.". (Kl.
8&-' . -; 1
Note thes. Prices on Boy's Wear
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OVERALLS
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PANTS
Every one of the item quoted lie in in import
iiut to the buyoi n of boy's clothing. They repre
sent tho lowoat prices In each cuio on strlrlly
rnliuble and stylish juvenllu uppare.1. Not only
this buyers may choose from muni stylus fivHh,
from the leading designer of boy's clothing than
ever before spread under ono toof.
Boos' Double Breasted or Three-Piece Suit.
Made of durable cheviots, trimmed and well made, ages .'I to HI, rare otter
ing for 08 cents.
Boys' Blouse and Norfolk Suits. ,
Made of durable cheviots and serges, tit-ally trimmed and well made, ages
5 to 8, at II. U0.
Bous' Double Breasted Suits ah wo..i, fancy cBim.i en and ehovlotx; seam8
suwn with silk: coats lined with Italian cloth, ag's II to 1 1, special at :t.00.
OUPMaillU SUlt fOr BOUS. Copy of the cutaway hlylo for men, made of
tuny cheviots and surges: single breasted vests, splendid values tit. .'l.."i(l.
nOk'S NOUTOLK SUITS All the nowei-t ulmhs: liiiii-hd with yoke back und
front and two box pleats, belt at waist.. Aires 4 to 12 at. $:t.!0.
(JUB SPKC1AL DOUBLK-HUHASTKD SUITS Made of selected all wool blue
gorge and fancy oheviots, canaimercs und nnliulnhed worsteds: handsoiuo in nia
. torlal and finish, at $.'). 00. " - ''i ,. , . --.-.
We also have a fine assortment of III Itl.' hoys' WAISTS AND SUIUTS, 3 to
11. at 2.i and 50 cents. KNEE IWNTS. siiS'.is from !i lo l'i, at from ISc to iM.'.?." pr.
SHOES at all prices. l'ill lino of Shirt, AVrfc-wwip, lint, t'lii anil Mux-
for men awl boy. Trunk suit cases and traveling bags at all prices.
HWt ' O iioovK.it itriMuxu.
. W. tason & Olo. :azw,,
i Do voti know our
Walk-Over
Shoes
for men
Wear Fine,
Feel Fine,
Look Fine,
In fact nre the finest
money can buy for the
price $.'.50 and $4.00,
"Mv, how comfortable!"
That's the expression
of every man who puts
on a pair of our
Freaks.
Colonial Slippers that
nre
"SWELL"
in style Price $1.25:
Robinsons.
i THE NEWS OF 1
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1 NEARBY TOWNS.
Itppnrid br The Slur'
ftpirlnl 'nrrrsolllelil.
Bmerlckvllle.
Ml rtuiilali Dinger visited frlenclB
In ricyniildsvllle Inst week.
Mrs. S. T. Stormor, of this placo, is
seriously 111 with rheumatism.
Mrs. Susunnah Murphy, of this place,
Is very 111 at this writing.
Irf-stor Mowory, who lias born at
tending Reynotdsvlltn UuslncssCollngo,
has complnted his course of study In
iHMik-koeplng.
Mrs.C. A. lturkliouso visited rela
tives In noeeliwonds last weok.
Jos. Gathers, of Pittsburg, is visiting
In our vlllngo this week.
Jacob Minnlch, of Ringgold, Is visit
ing with his son, Wilson Minnlch, In
this place. .
Duke McMann, of O'Donnel, called
on friends here Sunday.
Ernest expects to loave for Brock
wayvlllo soon, whero bo has a position
on a farm.
Tho party at Joe Kchugar's Saturday
evening was well attended and all
pmsentenjoyed themselves very much.
Wm. llenongor, of this place, has
tho contract of fusnlshliig the rock for
tho Drookvillc glass plant.
Miss Clara ShalTor Is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. li. R. Raymur, at Hoynolds
V 11 lo this week.
Wish aw.
Ad. Klianklo and Waltor King wore
at Illg Run last Monday night.
J. Li. McClure moved IiIb family to
town ono day Inst weok.
Charley Dickey was at Reynoldsvlllo
last Saturday.
Ren Llngcrfcltor and his father were
visiting at Spranklo's Mills last week.
Mm. Mary J. Becrlst Is on tho sick
list at this writing. ,
Mead North just finished drilling a
70 foot well for llonry Foltz.
There will bo a dance next Saturday
night in tho WIshaw park.
Miss Maggie Scott, of Desire, was
vlsltlog friends In town one day last
week.
Mrs. Tho'nas Rood was the guest of
Mrs. Annlo Volt one day last weok.
Isaac Crossman has boon In town
frequently the past weok.
Rathmel.
A. W. Mulhollnn had business In
Drookvlllo last Friday.
Mrs. H. U. Wyso visited friends at
Soldier last Thursday.
T. J. nroadhoad and George Adams
of Edrl, Pa., are visiting relatives and
friends here this week.
Miss Maud (lordon, of Punxsutawney,
visited her parents hero last week.
Joseph E. Klrkwood, of Rpynoldsvillo,
a student In the Moody Iliblo Institute
of Chicago, pronched horo Sunday after
noon. Fred Lurns and Edward Marshall, of
Dullols, spent Hundny In our town.
E, (). Dickey was In Hrookvlllo Tues
day of last week.
Robert Adams, Jr., who has been
serving Uncle Ham as a soldier boy in
tho Philippine Islands for the last three
years, returned homo last week.
Reduced Rates to Ridgway.
On account of meeting of tho Inde
pendent Order of Odd Fellows' North
wostern Anniversary Association, to bo
held at Ridgway, I'a., April 20, the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company will
sell special excursion tickets to Ridg
way from Waterford, Farrandsvllle, and
Intermediate points. Including stations
botween Ridgway and Falls Crock and
stations on tho Karthaus Branch; from
Temploton, East Urady, and Inter
mediate stations; Red Dank, Driftwood,
and intermediate stations, Including
stations on tho Sligo Branch; from
Corry, Centrovlllo, and Intermediate
stations; Tlnncsta, Corydon, and Inter
mediate stations, Including stations on
tho Klnf.ua Talley Brunch; from Bullis
Mills, Emporium Junction, and Inter
mediate Btutions, ut reduced rates (mini
mum rate, twenty-five cents.).
Tickets will bo sold on April 2" and
20 and will bo good to return until
Appil 2H, Inclusive
For specific rates apply to ticket
agents.
Wields a Sharp Ax.
Millions marvel at tho multitude of
maladies cut off by Dr. King's New
Llfo Pills the most distressing too.
Stomach, Liver and Bowol troubles
Dyspepsia, Loss of Apiiotlte, Jaundice.,
BilllousncBs, Fever, Malaria, all fall bo
fore theso wonder workers. 25c at II.
Alox Stoke's drug storo.
Clothcraft.
Sen Shick and Wagner's w.hitc aprons
for Z cents.
Presentment of Orand Juty.
To the Honorable Jwlye of the Several
Courts ofjifferimn County, Pa.:
Tho grand Inquest In and for Jeffer
son county at April session, A. D. 1IK)2,
respectfully report that they have pass
ed upon all bills of Indictment laid be
fore them by the District Attornoy
and have returned tho samo to your
Ilonorablo Court.
In addition wo have visited and In
spected the soveral county buildings,
to-wlt, tho court house Jail and the
county home.
Wo find tho principle parts of the en
tire structure of the court house In
good condition and well preserved, con
sidering the ago there of, but In order
to perpetuate its usefulness and to. add
to Its convenience and comfort we
recommend that It bo given a general
overhauling by ropalrlng the exterior
wood work and ropalrlng tho same, lay
ing the floors In the olllces, halls and
corridors with encaustio floor tile. All
plastered ceilings on first floor should
be colled with sheet stool; all base
boards should bo removed and walls
wainscuatcd with sheet steel, all doors
and windows should be repaired and
refitted.
Wo also find that tho court room and
Its usefulness could bo largely Improved
by changes to Improve the acoustic
thereof, which Is bad beyond compari
son. We recommend that the county com
missioners proceed at once to employ a
competent architect to prepare plans
und specifications to glvo tho court
houso a general overhauling, giving
espcclul attention to the Improving of
tho acoustic of th court bouse.
On Inspection of the Jail, we find its
usefulness to Dear at an end to recom
mend any permanent improvements, but
we find its sanitary condition very bad
and recommond that the county com
misslouoi'6 look Into this, especially the
bath room which has leaks In the water
lines that should be repaired at once.
There is also a broken step to the Jail
proper that Bhould have Immediate
attention. The conductor pipes on sides
of rear of building should be repaired
and have proper connections with sewer
Hue. . Tho Interior iron work of tho jail
proper should bo cleaned and ropainted.
This would readily bo done by tho
prisoners If the nccossarymaterlal was
furnished them.
We do not recommend thls'methdd of
renovating to save cost, but to en
courage cleanliness among tho prison
ers. -
On inspection of the county home we
And everything id and about tho build
ings In commendable condition, at
tractive and comfortable to the Inmates, .
And fully approve of the manner in
which It Is conducted.
We would lso recommend that the
county Iron bridges be given more at
tention as to their preservation
We rospoctfully extend our thanks to
the Court and the District Attorney for
courtesies shown.
W. W. Cooper, Foreman. '
Elect County Superintendent.
To the Hchool Directors of Jrfferfon
cimnty:
Gentlemen: In pursuance of tho
forty-third section of tho act of May 8,
1854, you are horeby notified to meet In
convention, at the court houso, in
Brookville, on the first Tuesday In May,
A. D. 1002, at 2 p. m. being the Otb day
of the month, and select, viva voce, by
a majority of the wfaolo number of di
rectors present, ono person of literary
and sclontlfio acquirements, and of skill
and experience In tho art of touching,
as county superintendent, for tho three
succeeding years; and certify the re
sult to the State Superintendent, at
Ilarrisburg, as required by the thirty
ninth and fortloth sections of said act.
R. B. Tkitrick,
County Supt. of Jefferson Co.
April 15, 1902.
A Doctor's Bad Plight.
"Two years ago, as a result of a se
vere cold, I lost my voice," writes Dr.
M. L. Scarbough, of Hebron, Ohio,
"then began an obstinate cough. Every
remedy known to mo as a practising
physician for 35 years, failed, and I daily
grew worse. Being urged to try Dr.
King's New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs and Colds, I found quick relief,
and for last ten days have felt better
tban for two years." " Positively guar
anteed for Throat and Lung troubles by
II. Alox Stoke. GOo and 11.00. Trial
bottle free.
Did you notice the smllo upon the
Reynoldsvtlle happy house wives? Yes,
tho blue robate stamps causes that.
Buy your carpet whore you may have
them lined and laid free of charge. J.
R. Hillis.
A glance at tho Hotel Bclnap restau
rant bill of fare Is evidence that you
can get plenty to eat.
IT'S the QUALITY THAT COUNTS.
Values like these make easy buying and there's safety in the qualities and you've every assurance that the
p styles are freshest. It's a bunching together of a few out of the many inducements we offer the many
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interesting values here, of the splendid bargains we've made ready for you.
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is proving to be the most satisfac
tory shoe we have ever sold.
We have - Waukwells " in all
sizes and styles, and can highly
commend them for style, easy fit,
nd long wear.
Be sure and see them before
purchasing inferior shoes sold at
the same price.
. We know the"WaukweU"shoe
will please you. s
BING-STOKECO..
Reynoldsvllle, ' ' '-'Pcnna.
DRESS GOODS.
herges, Cashmeres, L
adies'
Cloths, Waist Cloths, Satin Ber
bers, Jaemianls; all new shades
and colorings, 2m to $1.50 a vu.
PRINTED LAWNS.
Also Batistes anil Dimities, 5c a
yard.
BOY'S SUITS.
Boys' all wool llue and fancy
Cheviots, Cassimeres and Serge
Suits, $1.50 to $ t.75. ,
SILK LENGTHS.
Just enough tor waist patterns,
no two alike; plain, figured and
corded, Taffetas, Foulards and
Jap Silks. 40c to $1.00 n yard.
SPRING GOLF CAPS.
Men's, Boys' and Children's, in
plain or fancy assorted. All wool
goods, luc to -idc.
CHILDREN'S SHOES
Vict kid, lace or button; blue,
red, ox-blood, black, 2 to 5, G5c.
INFANTS' CLOAKS
Infants' Cashmere Bedford
Cord and Silk long cloaks, 75c
to $5.00.
WOMAN'S SKIRTS.
woman s separate uress or
walking skirts, flounce effect,
?1.DH to 13.50
KEYSTONE BRAND .
Union Made Overalls, 50, G5, 85c.
WOMEN'S WRAPPERS.
In fast color indigo, black and
white; calico or cashmere dc
laivc, 79c to $1.75.
MEN'S NECKWEAR.
Men's Silk 4-in-hand, Windsor,
Bow, String and Puff ties, 19 to
15 cents.
SAD IRONS..
Mrs. Totts' nickle plated sad
irons, 80c set.
MEN'S PANTS.
Men's neat and wull-iuiido trousers,
suitable for spring mar, in chuvlot,
cassimeres or worsted poods, desirable
patterns, 91.50 to 4.50 pair.
WOMEN'S SHOES.
Gonulno dongola or viol kid. tl.oU.
MEN'S HATS.
Men's derbies with the now wldo brim
or "Panama" tapering crown, with
turned up brim, also Alpine, trooper
and Panama shape, soft hats, black and
all colors, UKc to 2.7.r.
COFFEE MILL.
Steel body, colToe mills with best
steel grinders, 2"o.
SHIRT WAISTS.
Woman's new shirt waists, tnadu of
percale or lawn, new styles, 50q.
DINNER SETS.
100 ploce dinnor set, guar
anteed not to craze, newest
patterns and decoratluns,
$10.75 for 100 pleco sot.
MEN'S UNDERWEAR.
Mou's Random stripe
figure, spot, plain color,
Muco and lialbrlggan shirts
and drawers, 25 to 41) cents.
BROOMS BRUSHES.
Now stock, best made
brooms, 10. 25, 30, 35 to 45o.
All kinds scrub brushes to
select from, only 8c.
GAS PLATES.
One hole gas plate, 10c.
4 feet tubing, (or same, 10c.
OXFORD TIES.
Ladles.' Misses' and Chil
dren's oxford tie shoos, viol
kid, with or without patent
lips, 85o to t2.00.
GUANITE WARE.
Granite, steel, enameled
12 quart pall, only (10c,
worth 11.00. Tea and coffee
pots, tea kettles, rinsing
pans, all at a saving of 15
to 35 pur coot. .
SUN BONNETS.
Woman's and Misses' gingham or
percale sun bonnets In light and dark
colors, only 15o or two for 25c.
WINDOW SHADES. .
Wo have them in all colors with or
without fringe, 10, 23, 30 to 4Uo.
SILK RIBBONS.
Big lot of fancy and plain silk ribbons
all now and pretty summer colorings,
10c a yard.
WRITING PAPER.
Box containing 24 sheets paper and
24 envelopos, 10c.
CARFET SLIPPERS.
Ladies' and men's good cur pot slipper,
25o.
MEN'S SHIRTS.
Mou's plain and pleated bosom madras
and percale outing shirts, In the new
stripe etTeots, 45 to 08o.
GAS LAMPS.
Incandescent gas lamps, complete
with burner, mantle, shade and chlm
nry, 3!) cents.
WORKING SHOES.
Men's all solid, double solo and tap
working shoes, worth tl.50, only $1.19.
CORSETS.
In celebrated makes, in straight form
or glrdlo effects, all sizes, 50o to 11.00.
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
Ladles' Muslin Underwear, such as
drawers, chemises, cornet covers, skirts
and gowns, all neatly and well made,
at a saving of 15 to 35 per cent.
CIIALLIES.
All wool French Challies and
pretty silk-striped handsome flor
al and Persian patterns; 25 to
G5c per yard.
LACE CURTAINS.
Immense assortment, ruffled
Swiss, Fish Net, Bobbinet and
Arabian curtains, 30c to $9 a pr.
BOY'S SHOES.
Satin Calf, Cuban calf, patent
leather, 98c, 1.25 to $2.00.
PORCELAIN DISHES.
Decorated oatmeal dishes only
9 cents.
CLOTHES BASKETS.
Large size willow clothes bas
kets, 49c. All kinds fancy bas
kets; 35 to 70 cents.
CARPET SWEEPERS.
Companion, House Cleaner
and Grand Rapids none better
made 1.98, 2.25, $2.49.
LADIES' RIBBED VESTS.
High neck, long and short
sleeves, 10c to 49c.
SATEEN PETTICOATS.
Fast black, mercerized Sateen
Petticoats, 98c to $4,75.
This Label
On clothes for men and young
men is proof positive that the
garments are wool all wool
pure wool.
CLOTHCRAFT
CLOTHES
have style, too. The latest and
most approved styles that you
can get anywhere, at any price.
The workmanship is beyond
criticism and Clothcraft offers
you a winning combination ol
right materials, style, tine tail
oring, and long wear. Every
suit guaranteed by the maker.
Bino-stoKe go..
Sole selling agents of Clothcraft
Clothes in Reynoldsville.
Come where there's every
thing that people wear
most things people want.
S BING-STOKE COMPANY DEPARTMENT STORES
MAIN AND 5TH
STS., & REYN-
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