1 1 m Stntv Subscription $1.00 per year in advance. C At TrillWIWOH. Editor und Vnh. WEDNESDAY, AFHIL.'IO, 1IK)2. " An Independent lorn I paper, putdlshedovery u7.in..ii Itvtiiiilavil1f. Jefferson ( o. I'll.. devoted to the Interests of Heynoldsvllle. jiidJetfersoneoiimy. Nou-lMillllriil.wllltreiit nil with fuirnoss.iinii wiiu'eespeiriiinj u ioim townrdsthelnliorlnir i'Iiim. . Oommnnh-ntlons Intended fnr niildlentlon diust Iw m-i-onipnnleil nytnn writer nnni. not fur piinlteiitlon, Imt m tniiirnnte of Ittndfnltli. liitorestlnir newsltemssollclted. Advertlslnir rntee mnoe. Known on hii'o "- . . . mo tion HI. 1 M in mm . I,ennlity commiinlrtitlim mid ensntte of - . Vi "Li I ! nunll lit find' A 111 M VBriWinf Ilia BHUUIW v""" " Address nil i-omtniinli-iil lone to 0. A . Uteph enion, Ueynoldsvllle, l'n. . . .... Bnteredat I lie postnfllee. lit Ueynoldsvllle Pa., tin second cls mull mutter. rtltNMKRVII.I.K Tm.KPnoM No. 01. This In the (toy of utility, whun ull things oovrr must bo put to tmn i whnn the saytnff Is truer thnn evor that death I not Hfo and uo and value are In all ihlnim wttltinir onlv the hand of tho man who knows how. What one manu factnror formerly threw away as waste another now buys and from It mBkes new materials. Scientists, chemists and tho like can do wonders; enn do things in fact of very doubtful merit. One, for example, can tako a pair of old boots, with ncid convert thorn to liquid, extract the sugar anil produce a de licious wine jolly 1 By similar means , . . ... - , t . old slilrts are sonverieu mm itut:,nui fermented, and lo, produce excollont mire rve" whiskey. These are freaks of science, for the discovery of which we thank chemists not much. In a more practical way wonderful progress has been made towards utilizing waste In tho last few yoBrs. Sawdust, long a nuisance, chok ing streams and apparent- useless, Is now used In a score of ways, A Frenchman mixes It with blood, heats and compresses It and produces a sub stance hard, black and taking a brilliant Dollsh. Cement, plaster and sawdust when usud between Moors and walls, forms a rjbmarkable barrier against cold. Very light strong bricks are made by tntxlni clay and sawdust and burning out tne latter. Everything from side walks to antique dinnor plates are made from this one-time nulsanco, and an ex perimenter candidly admits he feeds his whole family on cakes made mainly of powdered sawdust. The wasto, refuse, garbage and sewage of great cities Is enormous. To get rid of It used to be a problem, and a small city of Europe 'paid 16,000 annually to have It do st roved. Now the same city makes 1200,000 annually selling Its refuse, Science has discovered a way to utilize it. The cesspool and sewage matter Is treated with acids, dried to powder and makes a valuable fertilizer. There Is do such thing as death when science gets to work. A horse, dying, just finds his use In this world. From his bones oortM kniie handles and phosphorus, Irma his hide leather, pis hair re-appears In mattresses,, his blood makes a popular kind of button, his fle9h Is boiled for cats and dogs and his Intestines are bought for sausage covers, the hoofs, polUhed, make stylish snuff boxes and pin cushions, his grease produces soap andj the shoes are sold for old Iron. Ir) certain quarters of Europe trouble is brewing; low rumbles of dissatisfac tion not yet ready to burst Into livid eruption of revolution. ' It Is the old tory, the history of the world, tho struggle of. the masses, the common people, for supremacy a supremacy utterly impossible under present con ditions; wnicn cannot come tin the red Wood flow and thA live rtf Arfatvu'ei.nu i offered as sacrifice to the mythical aniroppression ana insolence of nobility have driven to desperation, there may be another fearful revolution, like unto the French terror of a century ago, which was after all a failure, for out of it came the very opposite of tholr Ideals the single power of Napoleon. Ana indeed in failure must end all at tempts at universal equality; a con dltlon not to be desired nor in line with nature. In all things there must be great and little, and it were unjust to class the giant and dwarf as equal. He ( who has genius should have dominion ) oyer dullness; has a divine right to lead and guide, and will Inevitably do so, too, i in spite of revolution socialistic or nl- hlHstle.,: Only, the true king should be the. greatest of the nation, embodying the virtue of the people; should be chosen by the people for ability proved, .and not by the ridiculous method of .supposing the eldest son of their leader Iways to be the greatest in the king dom. Leader there will ever be, but the method of choosing them a'.one , , -reeds altering. ' The Great Dismal Swamp. Of Virginia is a breeding ground of ' VrMalarla germs. So is low, wet or marshy '( rounl everywhere. These germs cause weakness, chills and fever, aches in the bone and muscles, and may Induce dan gerous maladies. Put Electrlo Bitter never fall to destroy them and cure malarial trouble. They will surely pre vent typhoid. "We tried many remu ' ilei.Jor Malaria and Stomach and Liver . troubles," write John Charleston, of Eyevllle, O., "but never .found any- t-!rjr as good a Electric Bit tore." Try V -tu Ouly2e. B. Ales Stoke, guar- 'HE NEWS OF I NEARBY TOWNS, i Reported by The SUar's ftnerlnl Correspondent. Paradise. Mrs. C. E. Strouse spent last week with relatives In Sykesvllle. ' Several more of Amos Strotme's family have smnll-iox. Tho practical farmers of this com munity have their oats sowed. John and Frank, the twins, were at Wlshaw Saturday night. Milt Lott was on tho sick list several days last week. Frank Coriimesser visited Norman Yoho at Urler Hollow one night last week. House cleaning Is now In order. Mrs. Allen Cathors spent sovoral days of last week with relatives In Iteyn oldsvllle. Mrs. Noah Syphrlt has beon number ed with the sick the past weeks. Maud Sheesley Is spending this week with Harriet Norrle. Park Reynold, of Clarion, was In 1'ariullfloover 8unday. Westover Llttlo has returned from Indiana Co. with a wngon load of pigs, which ho now has for sale. David I'lfer and family visited Mr. and Mrs. L. Ludwlek last Sunday. Harry Fllcklngor, of Hoynoldsvlllo, spent last week with his sister, Mrs. Sample, In this place. Wlshaw. John Webb is on tho sick list at this writing. Joo Snyder, of Deomor's Cross Roads, was In town lust Sunday. Mrs. Samuel Shankle, who was visi ting at Now Bethlehem, returned lionfo last week. David Hrumbaugh Is doing some farming in the west ond of town. Win. Hlmes is building a new house on Wefct Main Btreet. Charles Dickey was at Reynoldsvtlle last week. Forest fires havo been quite numerous the past week. Samuel Secrlst was at Brookvlllo last Friday. News Is scarce this week, which no- counts (or this short letter. Am oh, Dickey, George Syphrlt and Henry Foltjt wero at Reynoldsvlllo lust Saturday evening. David Buheit has commenced paint ing his new bouse. - What do you say? Will we organize some kind of a society In our town? Talk It up boys. . Who says Knights of Golden Eagle? , Emerlckville. Miss Cora Schugurs, who had boon visiting her brothor, J. A. Schugers, at Arcadia the past six weeks, returned borne last week. C. M. Dinger and wife, Mrs. L. F Baum and daughter, Edna, of Reyn oldsvtlle, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. Welsur In this place Sunday. Goorge Balr and wife and daughter, Maggie, of Reynoldsvlllo, spent Sunday at the home of Israel Snyder, jr. Mr. Sadie Reed, of Big Run, Is visit' lng hor parents, Wm. Moore and wife, at this place. John H. Baum moved his family to Reynoldsvlllo on Thursday of lust week MUs Ella Murphy Is visiting friends In Reynoldsvlllo this week. H. W. Mowrey, of Big Soldier, mov- ed to this place and has taken charge of J. H. Baum's farm. Rev. Albert Sydow moved his family from DuBois to the M. E. parsonage In this place Monday. Mrs. Fred Zoltler, of Reynoldsyllle spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Susannah Murphy, in this place. Letter to Hr. M. M. Fisher, Iirynotdm-ilk, fa. Dears Sir: You like a fine pioture and you know nothing adds so much to the appearances of the landscape as well painted residence. Evory rest denoe becomes well painted when done with the Longman & Martinez Paints, and we assure you that your property and your neighbors' property, when painted with our paints, will add beauty to the landscape; will cost you less; and will wear longer than any other paint Paint and painter's work guaranteed satisfactory, else your bouse will be re painted free of cost. Reynoldsvlll Hardware Co. will always supply you Respectfully, Longman & Martinhz, , Pulnl Makers. A Doctor' Bad Plight, "i wo years ago, as a result or a se vere cold, I lost my voice," writes Dr, M. X. Scarbougb, of Hebron, Ohio. ' then began an obstinate oougb. Every remedy known to me as a practising physician for 35 years, failed, and I dally grew worse. Being urged to try Dr, King's New Dlsoovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds, I found quick relief. and for lust tea days hayo felt bette than for two years." Positively s-uar. an teed for Throat and Lung troubles by H. Alex Stoke. 60o and 11.00. Trial bottles tree. Clothoraft. muse woo uuve iriea our wan column Bod U pay to do so. -Clothoraft, Carpet sample below oust at Prlester T Another New Mining Town. It has been definitely Bottled that the Rochostor & Pittsburg Coal and Iron Company wilt establish a mining town at McKoes Mills, about four mllos north west of Indiana. Thu unmpnny owns over 1,000 acres In that district and It Is understood that large operations will bo opened at that point. The locality Is well aduptad for tho establishment of u town. The company III oroct all tho houses to lie used by the miners. A coking plant In among tho possibilities of tho now town. Sub-contractors huvo, during the past week beon going over the B., R. & P. railroad survey, the contract for tho construction of which was let to Patton & Kerr. It has been decided that there will be no tunnels on the new road. The survey has boon so changed ns to escape all necessity of tunneling, although it ill be Impossible to avoid sovernl very deep cuts. Indiana Gazette. Elect County Superintendent. To the School Director of Jefferson county: Gentlemen: In pursuance of tho forty-third section cf tho act of May 8, lHi4, ou are hereby nolllled to meet in convention, at tho court houso, in Brookvlllo, on tho first Tuesday In May, A. D. 1M'2, nt 2 p, m. being tho nth day of the month, and select, viva voce, by majority of the whole number of di rectors present, una person of literary and Bclentlllc acquirements, and of skill and experience In tho art of teaching, as county superintendent, for tho throo succeeding years; and certify the re sult to tho Stuto Superintendent, nt Hurrlsburg, as required by thu thirty- ninth and fortieth sections of said act. R. B. Tkitrkjk, County Supt. of Jefferson Co. April 15, 11K12. A Nearly Fatal Runaway Started a horrible ulcer oil the leg of J. B. Orner, Franklin Grove, III., which defied doctors and all remedies for four yoars. Then Bucklen's Arnlea Salve cured him. Just as good fur Boils. Burns, Bruises, Cuts, Corns, Scalds. Skin eruptions and Pile. 25o at H. Alex Stoke's drug store. Card of Thanks. We wlnh to thank our neighbors and friends for tholr kindness after tho death of my htiHbund. Mrs. Ackrhman, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Guthrie. Summer Excursion Tickets. On May 1, 1902, the regular Summer excursions tickots via ull-rall routes to all the principal Summor resorts cast of Pittsburg and Buffalo will be placed on sale at ticket ofllces of tho Pennsyl vania Railroad Company. Those tlckots will bear tho usual Summer excursion limit of October 31, 11)02. Tho Pennsylvania Railroad Summer Excursion Route Book for 1002 will bo issued, bb heretofore on June 1. Potapsco 11.50. Shoes for men new pair If they do not wear. Blng-Stoke Co, Soe Shlck and Wagner's white aprons for 25 cents. Embroidery and laces at Sutter any price, any quality. Clothoraft. Try our want oolumn; ' one oont a word. A lot of carpet samples just tho right sizo for rugs, for sale for less than cost. J. R. Hlllls. White goods from lOo to 11.25 per yd. at Sutters. Fine lino of carpot samples are being sold by Priuster Bros, below cost. Call and sea them. Try tho 20 cont dinnor at Hotel flol nap restaurant. Clothoraft. Laoo'CiirtalnB from ,')2u to $5.00 at Sutters. home: COMFORl m The mndy exterior of a plon of upholstered furniture Islllcnly to cover up a wuuknrM of eonitruotloa tliut would conilHinn lt,wr you able to the Inaldn. Tliumliiru we warn buyers to avoid tho showy, nlmililv ertlulu ndtopln their faith to rllulin that are linn estly made and Kraovful In dut'tKn, Artlulnt trmt are absolutely dotwuditble and are guar, auteed, bear this mark. Ovj-suvfasd Uprtoltrd rurnliurs CHIOAO O. Wt believe you will be atlidodwlth any pur- KttOwaUmtlt. Uieae uoU. II nut, lei us A sale of Karpen Coaehes Is now on. Parti. uUuljr (owl value at the loUowlug prloes. i. Pi gprl J Letter List. List of uneluimed 'otters remaining In thu postoHlco at RoynohlBVlllo, Pa., ! week ending April 2(1,1002: Bert Itoohard, A. M. Van Horn, Mr. W. A. Ulrlch, Mrs. Mary A. Jones. H. T. Lock wood. K. F,. Myers. Foreign Mleholo Petrella, Mr. Hec tor Domlnlntyes, Mr. Vlnecnzo 8am- brotto. Say advertised anil glvo ilnto of list whnn calling for above, K. C. Burns, P. M. Wields Sharp Ax. Millions marvel nt tho multltndo of maladies cut off by Dr. King's New Life Pills tho most distressing too. Stomach, Liver and Bowel troubles Dyspepsia, Ijoss of Apputlte, Jaundice, BtlllouHUiMS, Fever, Malaria, all fall lie- fore those wonder worker. 2!io at H. Alex Stoke's drug store. Card of Thanks. Wo extend our heartfelt thanks to tho friends and neighbors for their kind assistance and sympathy during tho sickness and death of James A. Smith, also tho choir for sweet miiBlo ondored. O. F. Smith ano family. The Punxsutawney JVws says the trolly lino from Punxsutawney lo Eleanora has been completed and it few trips have been made, but It will be several weeks before ears can bo run on schedule time. Fashions In carpet ehango llko fash ions in elothes. so we want to sell this season's carpets this season Won't you let us show you some of those biuutifiil floor coverings. Carpet lined und laid for you. J. R. Hlllls. Persons wanting picture frames or moulding should remember that G. J. Curwln's big reduction sale only lasts two weeks longer. Better call early and got what you want. Don't forget "Our German Friend" at Opera houso May Mi d. Every llilng good to eat ut tho Belnnp restaurant. See H. W. Eason & Co.'s now hats and caps. A glance ut t he Hotel Belnap rcstau rant bill of faro Is evidence that you can get plenty to cat. Sutters for umbrellas. Buy your curpet where you may have them lined and laid free of charge. J. R. Hlllls. New Wooltox garments ut Shick Wagnors. Perfumes at Sutters. and Want Column. Hales: One cent per word for caeli and every InsRi-tloii. Lost Small gold watch with fob.lost lust night. Finder will bo rewarded by leaving watch with postmaster. For Sulo Two lots on Fifth at. In quire of H. A. Swab. House, lot and barn on corner of Third and Jackson sts. for sale. Size of barn 28x112 ft. Inquire of L. F. Hetrlck. A Spicy Spring "Ad" ' Might attract your attention for a moment, but a careful exam ination of oursuraples und designs of Newest and Most Fashionable Sprlnrjflttlre S Will convlnoo you that wu are tho leaders in Uonts' Tailoring in lleynoldsvllle. I'.xporionce, com pleteness of stock and rnasonublo prices cannot full to sutlnfy you. Johns & Thompson. it The senuon for beautifying the home is here and do you know how especially well-equipped we are to help you in this direction? OP CARPETS AND MATTINGS we have many beautiful patterns to choose from. All Brussels Carpets . MADI2, LAID AND LINED FREE. GOc to 1.40 per yard MATTING8 14c to 40c per yard BED ROOM SUITS- $lG.00to $G0.00 Sideboards, $12.00 to $75.00 Extension Tables,$3.75 to $27 Brass Trimmed Enameled Beds $4.00 to $18.00. Tlio furulture wo buy 1 not made for appearance only. It muBt have quality anddurablllty to recommend It. A. KATZEN, n' D:i, Oi., I CUpiU 9 Udl yctlll OlUi U. Owinir to to the late sprint' we were tillable to nlnec inrin v Sprinsr goods on sale, so have decided to offer the people of Reynolds- vine and vicinity these gooils, which arc new in quality and style, at a Reduction of from 25 to 35 per Cent on the dollar. You cannot afford to miss this. Kenicmbcr otir op- crating expenses are not large, which ninkes these low prices possible. Helow we quote prices on a lew lines which yon will see at a glance can be purchased at onr store for less money than elsewhere. Ilig assortment of Ladies' Shirt Waists all new. Ladies' Shirt Waists. former price 40c, now 2fc and up to $1.05. LALMLiS SUMMIiK GAUZIv, from fc a piece up. llig assortments ladies' TOT SKIRTS nt low prices. Lace Curtains 2'a yards long, former price l oc, now 2Sc Large sized TIED SPREADS, tt bargain, former price DOe, now Gfic. Ladies' UMBRELLAS, from 3Sc up to 1 .rr. DUN 1 MISS THIS A fancy silver Handled umbrella, lormcr price, $1.25, your choice for 7fc Big assortment ot LALES and EMBROIDERY at very low prices. Misses and children s black. seamless hose, former price 10c, now Oe. FELT YVINDOW SHADES, 0c. First class cloth Window Shades, 22c. Large assortment Children's Spring and Summer Caps. Uig assortment Men s I'AMS from Goe up to $'1.95 per pnr. Large assortment Men s and Bovs' J I ATS. Men's Top Shirts from 25c up to $1.00. Men's Summer Undershirts from 25c up. Uoineinbor theso goods uro all NEW. You will Hnd them what wo represent. Call and examine for vour own benefit. It don't cost you anything to investigate. Our motto: Quick Sales Small Prices. f. KATZEIN, ,'t4J-j3jJWOJWJJWJJrfJWOJJJWJrfv,'0IOW SIM & THG B1GSTORG. THE SPUING SEASON is opening under very favorable and satis fying conditions. The weather is becoming settled and the indus tries of this community are all ruuning at full force. Business men are all taking a firm hold on the confidence in the prosperity of the future. In fact tho condition of Keynoldsville in general is in dicative of a greater prosperity than has ever been realized hereto fore. All these things serve as a stimulant to the merchant. We want to say in keeping with these prosperous conditions we are better pre pared than ever to serve the trade. We have a larger and better assorted stock of merchandise and we have made greater prepara tion for your convenience in dealing with us. House cleaning time being on we have not neglected to secure the tilings which always follow house cleaning: Lace Curtains Window Shades, Sheets, Pillow Cases, ' In addition to this we want to call attention to a few items of spec ial interest at present to all ladies. Silk and Linen Batiste, 50c yard to 2.5o Waist Goods at all prices. Silk and Lace Gloves, 25 and 5o cents. Defender Muslin Underwear: Skirts, 50 cents Gowns, 50 WOOLTEX GARMENTS at all PRICES l In fact you can buy a Wooltex Suit, Skirt or Jacket cheaper than W you can a cheap grade of goods. , We guarantee our prices lowest at all times. a NEXT DOOIl TO POSTOFFICE, Spring is Ilert AND HO 18 Nortliitiner & Kellock And wo uro hotter prepared than ever to do cabinet work or anything In the wood win king line. Upliol storing: and repair work of all kinds done promptly. rMctiir f-rnmliig Wo hnvn Just received a largo line of I'ieture Moulding and wo curry a linn of room moulding in stock. Cull and examine our linu und got prices. Our eablnot shop Is so small and our IiiihIui'kh Ih getting so largo we will have to do something to get more ror-m, no wo have decided to sell olT all our framed Pleturen t Cost 7.00 I'leturi'S at .").(I5, (rtl.dll Pictures at $4.5(1. .VIM) Pictures at M.W). M.no I'letures at :i,10, 'l (Ml Pictures at 2.5!r,. L 0(1 Pictures at II.H0. l.(K) Pictures at "5a. ull the rest In t he same proportion. We urn ulso agents for the Kane In side Hllillng lllind and Puleut Screen Windows. Itemember the place Norlhamcr & Kellock, Woodward Iluildlng, Muln St. tt. W. EASON & CO. A Wag at all prices. 10 cents to 60 cents. 4o cents to 95 cents. 20 cts. a pair to 50 cents. to 3.75. cents to $1. Shirt Waists (White and Colored). 50o NVjrooL nuuiiui iuiii MONDAY, MAY 5th, PIflreiilh SrmlAniial Tour Luman H Howe's presentation of the MOS 1' MA It VKLO US movimt vwrvnm in the mmLu. Positively Everything New. An entire new collection of American and foreign scenes; Including China, tho Philippines, South Africa, Venice, Switzerland, etc. Kvurythlng up-to-date. Including a series of scenes show ing Prince Henry, Alloo Roosuvolt, tho President, bto. The most elaborate and succi-HRfiil exhibition In Amerloa to-day. The reBult of our perfected mechanism Is the nearest approach to pictures without flutter or vibration that has ever been attained. 1'rlees 25, 35 and 50 cents. Diagram of resorved Beats at Stoke's Wednesday, April 30th, 8 o'clock a. m. AGENTS WANTED MFKOI' T. IK WITT TALTOAftK, tv Ills mill, Kr.V. KltANK IlKWlTT TAI.MAOK'KII'I nwxrlalc editors of ClirWIim llcruld. Only honk endorsed by Tttlinairo family, Knormoun profit for iiirentn who art qulrkly. outfit 10 cunts. Write Immediately ( LAKK A 0O..24J 8. 4th St., Flilla., 1'a. Mention this Paper. Try them for Men's, Youths and Boys Clothing, Hats, Caps, Shirts, Neckwear, Hosiery, Under wear and Shoes. All grades and prices to suit every pocketbook. You will also find the largest as sortment of Trunks, Suit Cases and Traveling Bags at reasonable prices. Drawers, 18c to 1.00. fr Corset Covers, 10c to 75o. ' ' o to $3.75. i REYNOLDS VILLE, PENN'A. to ' R. HIL.LJ.
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