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VOLUME 11.
KEYNOLDSVILLE, PENN'A., WEDNESDAY, MAY 14, 1902.
NUMBER 2.
y 1 1 I. I IVi rf
I Soecials a
These Specials represent
but a few of the good bar
gains from our stock. There
are many others just as
good all over the store.
5oo yards of fine dress
dimities in newest patterns
and colorings, 5c. .
looo yards of shirt waist
and dress ginghams in all
shades, lo and 12 cents.
looo yards of white goods,
assorted lacons, dimities,
nainsooks, jaconet, long
cloths, &c, 8, lo, 12 to 25c.
All P. N. Corsets that sold
for $l.oo now 89c.
Lace Curtains-We are of
fering some particularly
dainty things just now. The
stock was never in better
shape. A complete line,
range in price, 3oc to $9.oo.
Men's Suits-We give you
unlimited choice of all 9, 10
and 12 dollar light colored
suits. All wool goods and
up-to-date pattern. Your
choice 6.98.
Men's, Boys' and Youths'
Straw Hats, from the cheap
5 center to the fine Macki
naw, Shansi, lubo and split
straws, 49c to $1.98.
Men's good, tolwl tap sole bIiou, $1.19.
Ladies' Misses' and Children's Oxford tie shoes,
7.rc., $1.00 to $3.00.
Good brooir.s, 30o grade, only 19c.
' 12 yard bolts oil clotn, $1.65.
Curtain Poies in oak, mahogany and white, 8c
to lbc.
Window BHnds, the Columbian with Perfection
rollers, 10, 23 to 50 cents.
- lbO piece dinner sets, $6.98 to $10.75.
Alarm -lu ks. 69 to 89 cents.
Good. Laundry Soaps, 5 cakes 10 cents.
Woousocket Snag Proof Gum Boots, cheap at
$3.25 our price $2.75.
Men's, Boys' and Youths' Shirts in the best makes
19o to $1.46. -
Complete Gas Lamps, onlj J9c. '
Ladies' Gloves, Belts, Ribbcns, Hosiery, Under
wear lowest prices. . ,
BINGt STOKE CO.,
Where thore'a everything that people wear
and most things people buy.
this Week
-FIFTH AND MAIN STREETS.
".:'T r ;. ; ', ' ; "i."
II iil ', i' , ,i, V ',., 7.. r.
With urn You Can Buy
Horses, Hnrnoss,
Wagons,
iMcConnick Binders.
Mowers, Hakes,
(irinders.
Bargains In
GROCERIES
DRY GOODS
To close out stock.
Store room to let with
vin g rooms overhead.
V:.!.r CHOPPING UiV.:
j The Repoldsvllle
! ' Milling Gompanu.
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Bring Your Produce to
J.C. King&Co.'s
'J ra.: t ix : in 'Jitiamwx,
First National Bank
OF HE I'A'OL lS V1LLE.
Capital,
Surplus,
$50,000.
20,000.
OTIteliell, President)
Nrouitlc IcIIhimI, Vl Prea.)
John II. Rancher, ( anliler.
Director!
O. Mitchell, Hcott AluL'lelliind, J.C. King
J oil n II. Curliitt, Piinlcl Noliin,
U. W. Fuller, J. II. Kuucher.
Hoes it lenernllmnklinrnunlnennnml nollclts
the iMH'ininiH of nicrclmntn, profcnntonttl men.
farmers, incchanlcn, ml hits, Inmhermen nnd
tulivpi, pminlxliiK the mimt ciiruful attention
to the biiHilM'MH of till pcrnon.
Hnfo lie pox It Uoxuh for runt.
Pint NuMonul Hunk building, Nolan block
Fire Proof Vault.
Robinson's
PHOES FOR SPUING WEAR. .
I I I I I I I I
Our stock of
new styles in
Shoes for Spring
is complete. We
nsk your atten
tion to-day to
our special .dis
play ol
WALK-OVER
. SHOES,
Trice $3.G0 and
$4.00.
I 1 I
QUEEN
QUALITY
Shoes are now
ready to meet the
demands of a new
season the best
shoes in the world
at $3.00 a pair.
STWr-.
ROBINSON'S. -
Don't Leave
the Old Home
' but add to its
mystic beauty by
of a pure, mild, genially
warmed atmosphere, pro
duced only by Hot -Water
and Steam Systems..
So convenient, cleanly,
Safe and economical, too !
IDBAL. BoiUrs ant
AMERICAN RsdUtora
i an '
asdDdjJdaiHiT'
Take Vino!, It Prevents Consumption.
Coughs Lead to this Disease.
Don' t keep on rougli Ing. Please take,
on our advice, and take Hint which will
heal the liillnniniatlnn In your lung,
tliront, ami bronchial tubes. We refer
to V1XOL.
.The great tonic reennstructor accom
plishes llils by no noiirlshliift the body
Hint (licensed tissue coniint exist.
'I lui rensnn thnt wo nidi VINOL and
endorse It so hlelily I thnt we know It
will do good. Not only have wn Inves
tigated ourselves, hut we are taking as
our authority the opinions ol every big
drncijlxt in tills State and elsewhere.
'I ho following hater on this subject
will Interest our renders.
"I.nst Kail nnd Winter I suffered from
a bnd cold, whiuli en used mo to ootiglt
severely. I felt pnlns In my sido and
ltniKH. I lind heard about VINOL and
decided to try It. It cured mo com
pletely. Thomas C. I'ibhck, Wlukford,
It. I."
Wo wish to Invite everyone to call on
os ami let us tell you all we know
about this delirious tasting preparation.
We sell VINOL on a guarantee, and will
refund the money to anyone who does
not llnd It will do nil that we claim.
H. ALEX. STOKE
DRUCCIST.
J X IOCUTf HS NOTICE.
Fnt lite of Thomas 'hi ven, Lute of Washing
ton towtmhip, ll uu'il.
1.1'tlel-H testamentary I1xm 1 tin entnto
of Thomas I'm ven, Inte nf Wnwlilmilon
township. .IcITcinmi ciiiintv, Vn.t deccuied,
IihvIiik lifi'ii Ktiuiti'il jbe iiiiiliTNlutieil,
notice Is hereby irlvcn to nil persons
liulebteil to nulil eilnte to iniikn linine
(lliitn iiiivtnent, mill thomi buvliiK eltilins
HKiiiiiNMliK Hiiinii to pri-Hent Ilium properly
Huthuntli'uteil for Hi'ttlement.
J. A. ( IMVKN,
Mas. J. J. Hamilton,
Muy 13, IixiJ. Kxeuutors.
Subs
crlbe for
The Star
If you want the New
Robinson
-ROBINSON'S.
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'KmP
the magic cheer
R. D, Albright!;
Wi3L Ax
PROGRAM FOR COMMENCEMENT WEEK,
SENIOR CLASS RHETORICALS BACCALAUREATE SERMON
JUNIOR ELOCUTIONARY CONTEST GRADUATING AD
DRESS ANNUAL ALUMNI BANQUET.
Tho ItoynolilHvlIln ttchnot form I
dinwltifj to a clone once, more nnd tho
comnionenmont Heniton to at IihihI. The
proprain of commencement week thin
year Is one nf uniimml Intercut. A great
deal of work and expenxu has bi-en In
volved In Ihu preparation of the Rovnral
eventM and the ttchool auditorium should
he packed to Its capacity on each oc
casion. IieynoldHvllle Is fumous fur
and near for the excellence of her liluli
school uoinmenceiiientg. Persons who
are ponted on such manors tiro frequent
ly heard to remark that nowhere else
are such elaborate arrangements made
for the commencement exercises of the
high school as In Kcynoldsvllle, If
this reputation Is to be sustained the
people of this place must not allow thulr
Interest In the commencement work to
abate. Let each do what he can to show
appreciation by his presence at all the
the oxorclscs of the week.
We publish hero the detailed pro
gram for the entire week.
I'lttXlMAM POIt TUB WF.KK.
Friday, May 1(1, 8..10 p. m., the Senior
Class Ilhoioricals will be held in the
auditorium.
T'
THE NEWS OF 1
X 1 NEARBY TOWNS, i
Reported by The Mar's
Hpeelul t'rreiidcnti.
1 Special t'orreKiKiiidcnto. I
t I
Emerlckvllle.
E. Welser, one of our proralnont
business men, met with quite a serious
accident ono day last week while about
his barn. lie stepped on a nail and al
most the entire nail punotrated his foot,
rendering him entirely unable to be
about. Mr. Weisor is in a serious con
dition at this writing.
Dan Zimmerman, of this placo, and
Miss Eva Mohucy, of Rathmol, were
married at the bride's home on May 7,
IIHI2. . There were quite a number of In
vited friends present. We extend best
wishes to the newly married couple.
Otto Pifer and sister, Vina, of Big
Soldier, and Hurry Doemer, of Paradise,
spent Sunday at the homo of Hiram
Deemer.
Agnos Marklo and Annie Benscotor.
of Iirookvlllo, visited the formor's sis
ter, Mrs. C. A. Burkhouso, last week.
Missus Annlo and Sadie McMInn, of
Urockwayvllle, visited at the home of
John Cublo lust week.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Foltz, of O'Don
net, wore the guests of Israel Snyder,
sr., and wlfo Sunday.
Miss Aida Buum, of Reynoldnville,
spent Sunday with relatives hero.
Miss Maggie Boyer spent Sunday
with her parents at Maynvllle.
Clarenue Sohugars, of this place, is
visiting relatives in DuBois.
R. B. Stewart wears a broad smile.
It's a big boy.
Rov. Albert Sydow was In DuBois
last wook.
Rathmel.
Wo bullevo if all the citizens who
have relatives or friends buried in Pros
pect cemetery would get together and
clour out the old brush, &o., It would bo
a groat Improvement to the appearanoo
of the city of tho dead.
The program to be carried out here
on Decorutlon Day promises to bo the
boBt that has been given here for the
last tbroe years.
Mrs. Lizzie Flick 'and son, James,
called on friends here last Sunday.
Rev. G. II. Hill, of Boech woods,
preached hero Sunday afternoon.
W. E. Menoer and wife spent Sunday
with friends In Punxsutawncy.
Mrs. William Tucker expects to sail
for Englund the lost of May.
James Wyse, of Brockway vlllo, visit
ed his parents here last week.
Frod Crossley, of DuBois, called on
frlonds here last Sunday. "
Paradise.
There will be communion at the
Lutheran church next Sunday morning
at 10.30. There will be services at 2.00
p. ra. Saturday and again on Saturday
evening.
A fishing party composed of sport
ing lads and lassies of Dutch Paradise,
spent last Thursday fishing In Ludwlck't
pond.
James Cathers and wife, of Big Sol
dier, visited at the home of Allan
Cathers one day last wook.
Amos Strouse's family are all noarly
woll of tho small-pox.1 There have
PIIOOHAM.
Overture Cni'tioni'lui. Half
Miss France Klna.
Ksbiij "F.tlilcsof Mule,"
Knthryn Miiy King.
Ksy "Tint ynnr own My,"
Venll Melle KiiiiKhfrly.
Fimiy "Fiiltliof our Fatlmrs."
ClirlHtinn tlurrlet Hrown.
Vik-hI Solii Hfrcniiiln Ollc-lirlHt
MH14 Lois UiililiiNiin.
Oration liiillvlduiillsm,"
Ira ll. Ilnwner.
Kiiiy,...."Trutli nur l.lnht, C'nniwtenro
Our Uulcle,"
Rtlinlyn Claim Wlnnlnw.
Funny "Christianity unil Ulvlllsatlon,"
Oruce Iiiinnre Meek.
Plana Cnlo MIrm Hell A rnnlil.
(HI l'iiliiNiilfie-(lii. 40 Ho. 1.... Cliiipln
Hi) Uilslli, of Hirhm SIiiiIIiik
Oral lot "Anarchy,"
I'reil Hmlth.
Funny " I, mien Thnt have no Turns,"
Ciithnrlne Miutiliillue Kerr
Sunday, May 18, at 11 a. m. In the
auditorium, Sixth Annual Graduating
Serm-jn by Dr. John E. Gouchor, D. D.
f 'jil)., of Baltimore, Md. A printed
order of service with words of hymns,
bible reading ten., will be placed In the
hands of th.: congregation at this ser
vice. The congregational singing will
bo led by a choir of about fifty boys from
the schools.
Tuesday, May 20, 8.30 p. m. the
Junior Elocutionary Contest. First
prize gold medal, second prize, book.
PHIXIIIAM.
PinnoHnlii Mr. Fdwln Hhnnert
been sovon cases In this family. Amos
himself and George Sheesloy, the boy
that has been working for him, are
the only ones that escaped from taking
the disease. Thoy are the only two
that had been vaccinated. Who says
that vaccination Is no good?
Susie Sheesloy Is spending this week
with her sister, Mrs. P. M. Wells, at
Gobblers Knob.
Mrs. Mary Strouse Is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Harvey Brumbangb, at
Franklin, Pa.
Mrs. Mlnorva Strouse expects to
spend the summer with relatives In
Sykcsvillo,
Miss Troesio Syphrlt went to Home
stead to visit her brother, J. W.
Syphrlt.
Lee Sheesloy, of Elcanora, spent last
Tuesday In Paradise.
Isaao Hollenbaugb Is traveling over
the township registering the voters.
George Rudolph, tho mason, Is build
ing the wall for Frank Hillis' house.
Sunday school was re-organlzed at
the Lutheran church last Sunday. .
Wlshaw.
The constable of Beechtree was In
town several days ago looking for a chap
who did some law breaking at that
place.
The railroad is just about finished.
The englno made Its first appearance
lost Saturday.
Joe Snyder, of Deemer's Cross Roads,
and his botter-balf, were visiting In
town over Sunday.
Tbomus Beatty, who has been sick
for the past two or three weeks, Is still
very low with heart trouble.
James Beatty and Mrs. Medlll.of Illi
nois, are visiting their brother, Thomas
Beatty, at this place.
Charlos' Fasenmyor and family, of
Eleanora, wero visiting friends at this
place last Sunday.
John Dougherty was at Brookville
Tuesday of last week.
Mrs. William E. Himes visited friends
in town last Thursday.
Ad. Shankel sold bis lot on Main
stroet to Mr. Rydbom.
Andy Hoffman, of Cool Spring, was In
town last week.
C. C. Dickey was at Heynoldsville
Thursday last.
Will Use Only Newspapers.
The Mercantile Association, of Read
ing, Pa., composed of 200 leading
merchants of that city, has put Itself on
record against all advertising schemes
outside of the columns of newspapers.
The association declares that inasmuch
as "merchants In general have suffered
for yekrs from constantly Increasing so
licitation for advertise menu for hotel
registers, desks, bill boards, clocks,
key boards, charts, programmes, tick
ets, cook books, moving pictures, enun
ciators, curtain advertisements, oil
puintings and pamphlets, the members
pledge themselves that they will not
make use of any such forma of adver
tisement." Ex.
Fashions In carpet change like fash
Ions In olothos, so we want to tell this
season's carpet this season Won't you
let us show you some of those beautiful
floor coverings. Carpet lined and laid
for you. J. R. Hillis.
"dinnliliie.Tnhnnon" flnliln If Inn
"llnhlile HIiufUMi" Villa Aley
"Olil Mhtln" MnjJKln Hfoko
Coin Mr. Krni'sl lininhle
"(iuenir' Nulii Neuiu
"The Flirht with the Anrnch". .ThonniM Noliin
,'llnw ClirlntmiM crime to Crappy Chute"
Jay McOaw
Polo Mr. Rrnenl Uiimlilo
"Tho Kcalltii of I'en-e Kork"
Fdwnrr TTurilmnn
"Eva's Vlnlt to the Oxre" Lena HlHi'k
I'hnio Solo Mr, Fdwln hliouor
ItiM'Inlou of Judges.
Holo Mr. Krnitnt Unmlile
Wednesday at 8. .10 p. m. the grad
uating exorcises will be held.
PROOHAM.
In vocal Ion Hov. Perry A. Ueno
Plane Holo Mr. Kilwln Shonert
Solo Mr. FrtientOiiinhlo
UrndiiHtlnir Adilrenn.. Itr. (leo. Filwnrd Ueed,
Prenldent Dlckliinoii CnlleKn, Cnrllnln, Pa.
Aoln Mr. Krnent Ounihle
Presentation of IHplnrmin liy
Kev. W. F. lteher, on
behalf nf the Hoard of Iilroclorn.
Solo Mr. Erncnt Oimhle
The admission on Friday evening to
the Senior Class Rhetorlcals will be 10c.
Admission on Tuesday and Wednes
day evenings, 25 and 35 conts each eve
ning. Reserved seats will bo placed on
sale at Stoke's on Friday morning, 10 at
8 o'clock.
The classes have been trained by Mr.
Wlllard P. Howe, of Vale University.
The alumni banquet will bo held at
Hotel Imporial Thursday evening,
May 22nd.
Reduced Rates to Harrisburg.
For the Gorman Baptist Brethren
Conference at Harrisburg, Ta., May 20
to 24, the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany will sell excursion tickets to Har
risburg on May 15 to 21, good to return
until June 2, Inclusive, from all stations
on Its lines, at rate of single ' , for the
round trip (minimum rate cents).
An extension of return limit to June
30 will be granted if ticket Is dopositod
with agont at Harrisburg on or before
June 2, for which no additional charge
will be made. ' "
Holders of special excursion tlckots
for this event may obtain from the
agent at Harrisburg, from May 21 to 24,
excursion tickets to all points in Penn
sylvania, Maryland and the District of
Columbia, good to return until June 2,
Inclusive, at rate of single fare for the
round trip. Sido trip tickets sold t . '
passengors having tickets to Harris
burg on deposit for extension, will be
limited for return passage until June
30, Inclusive.
Holds Up a Congressman.
"At the end of the campaign," writes " j
Champ Clark, Missouri's brilliant con- s
gressman, "from overwork, nervous
tension, loss of sleep and constant speak- t
Ing I had about utterly collapsed. It
seemed that all the organs In my body
were out of order, but three bottles of
Electric Bitters made me alright. It's
the best all-around medicine ever sold
over a druggist's counter." Overwork
ed, run-down men and weak, sickly
women gain splendid health and vitality
from Electrlo Bitters. Try them.
uuii uwt uun m kou ui u. ai
Stoke, druggist.
Letter to Dr. Bowser.
RcynoUhwille, Pa.
Dear Sir: Oil! Oil! Oil! That's the
secret of Its economy. You buy paint
and oil separately, and at proper prices
for each, then mix them together. L. &
M. sells more largely than other paints
because oil must be added to It; house
owners are beginning to understand
that Its folly to buy a thin paint, and
pay a fancy price tor the oil In It.
Reynoldsville Hardware Co. will be
glad to supply you with our handsome
color cards and combination booklets.
Truly Yours,
Longman & Martinez,
Paint Makers.
. , Prohibition State Convention.
On account of the State Convention of
the Prohibition party, to bo held at '
New Castle, Pa., May 21 and 22, 1902,
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
will sell excursion tickets to New
Castle from all stations on Ita lines in
Pennsylvania at rate of single fare for
the round trip. Ticket will be sold
until May 23, Inclusive.
What Thin Folks Need
la a greater power of digesting and
assimilating food. For them Dr. King's
New Life Pills work wonders. They
tone and regulate the digestive organs,
gently expel all poisons from the system,
enrich the blood, Improve appetite,
make healthy flesh.
Alex Stoke's.
Only 25o at H.
An apron that cannot be bought else
where tor 25 cent. A special lot And
can not be duplicated. At Shlck and
Wagner's.
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