J-. LOOK HERE Read This. While in Rcynoldsville call on W. H. Cumins, the Peoples' 4th street Blacksmith. He will shoe your horses, repair your wagons, buggys, carts and sleighs, and make you any kind of stone tools you may need. His price will be moder ate. Don't forget the place. W. H. CUMINS, -4tli Street. Reynoldsvlllet F. LIST OF JURORS Drawn for the April Term of Court, Com mencing Monday, April 13th, 1903. Below we publish a partial list of the jurors drawn for April term of court : nBANti jrnnrni. ('. R. Rood, lntii-Hfire fluent, llrookvltle, .lumps Hi-ll, fnrmpr, Mrl'.'ivlmont, ()io. Iliumh, oniiM'nlcr, M'(?nltwint. K. Hoiiiii'tt, nipivlmnt, Wlimlnw. SiiiimipI Kim, furtiier, ll'ncliwnn. (i. W. Hwnrlx, nitpiit, RpyniildHvllIp, V. I (.'htinilHTH, lnlKinr, I'unxnuttwnpjr. Anthony Uroves, minister, IIIk Kun. Hurry .1. 1'tttTniun, ntlnor, Wluslow, Ut-omn King, liul.'hor, Wortlivlllo. A. I). Koltl, tailor, Full Vteek. PRTIT .tt'HOItfl, IlnnkH Mlti'lii'll, clprk, l'unxsntnwney. Wni. IVnlnill, furim-r, Wlimlnw. Klpti'hpr Miilnps, fnrmpr, t'lnpcrpek. II. H, Phillip, miner, Wtniluw. II. H. Keller, fiirmer, Wlinlow. Atlnm l.ott, furmrr, llpnderutn. Thnnmn K. Hmlth. lulKirpr, WiiHhlnirtnn. W. T. C11X, nieri'liiiiit, HeynuliNvllle. AC. KIiik, miner, llrmlirunn. I' K. I'nrter. rmimi, Hrurkwny vlllo. Perry llnntpr, fnrmer. Knot. .Itiniex ."linliert, liilmrpr. Wwt Hey nolilnvlUo. Ailtim lnl)nn, farmer, Mcl'nlninnt. Wllllum Heck, miner, MeCalnmnt. 1. A. Timlin, tnen'hunt, KlnufnUI Ut'o. V. lletineKiiii, lulinrer, Mel'ulninnt. A. i. Itiinlmm, frmir, I'lneert'ek. Hnmnel Kelket, fnrmer, Wtmlilnxton. (letitKe Mitrlmll, miner, WIiihIiiw, M. M. Miner, merelntnt. MiM'itlinotit. lien. Speaker, InlHtrer, MrCiilnmnt. Mike Holleitlmiivli. fftrmer, Mrl'nlmont. Andrew MetMnre. merrhiint, HIr Kun. .1. A. I'hrlnty, fnrmer, WmtliiiiKton. tiiavfhsu ,imton. I. O. Mnnstleld, curpenter, Wlrmlow, Htimnel Ntinmn, fnrmpr, Plnerreek. K. A. (iimrley, llurkmltli, KhIIn Ceeek. .1. K. rlnrk. ltilMrer, Kiilla Creek. W. A. London, rnrpentnr, Wltiftlow. W. II. Miller, fnrmer, Knot. B. S. Mnneli, clerk, KalN (York. JnmeH Ketirney, fnrmer, WtiNhlntftnn, timrlPH Carpenter, miner, Mrl'itlmnnt. CliarleM Kiule, lalmrer, KeynoldHVlllo. Ed. Hoar, miner, Keynnldnvllle. Rathmel. John Proud moved to Cherry Run last Friday, Miss Laura Hughes visited friends In Klttannlnd taut week. Mra. Charles Stltts, of Pittsburg, Is visiting here at present. Mrs. O. S. Allen, of Soldier, called on Mrs. H. 13. Wyse Sunday. A. N. Ruddock attended the funeral of Mr. Reed at DuRols Sunday. Nicholas Moore had business In t'unx sutawney last Fi (day. Fred Lucas, of DuBols spent Sunday with his parents here. John Williams, Thos. McNeil and Petor Setlock are attending the miner's convention at Altoona this week. Isaac Flenner, of this place, who was a driver In the mines over thirteen years, went to lilies, Pa., Monday to work. Want Column. Hatps: One cent per word for each and every Insertion. WANTED I want to weave or sell you a carpet very cheap. Toefeel DeMay. For Sale A first-class go-cart, new, at half price. Inquire at this office. For Sale One hundred shares stock of the Star Glass Co. Inquire of H. Alex Stoke. For Sale Ono wagon, heavy har ness, nlnkle-plaled mountings, surry, light harness. Inquire at Frank's Tavern. For Sale A very fine organ, oak caset must be seen to be appreciated. Inquire of Uustave Hornld, Hogklns. For Salo A young horse, three-year-old In June. I IK) 11 1 ro of (iustave Her ald, Hopkins. For Sale Property on Main street. Inquire of II. Alex Stoke. For Sale A seven room honso, lot AO by l.r0 feet, In West Rejnoldsvllle. M. E. Weed. For Salo Newcomo fly shuttle carpet loom. Inquire attTtlE STAR olllce. Notice Employees of tho silk mill using electric cars going to and from work can purchase ear tickets nt lower rates. Wanted Cilrls tlmt are looking for steady employment. Apply at silk mill. For Snln Hrown and white single comb foghorn and Plymouth Rock ogH for hutching In season. Inquire of J. J. Hoffman. Spinners Wanted Apply to Urook vlllo Woolen Mills. For Sale Lot on Main street. In quire of L. J. McKntlre. For Sale or Rent A good property, Including a store room, on Worth street. Inquire at THE STAR olllce. Look for latest styles In dress shirts at A. Katzen's. Overcoats from $2.fi0 up at Mllllrens. Fancy White Vests, $1.50 MILLIRENS See our Solid leather Patacsco Shoes for Hen, $1.50 GREATEST DEPARTMENT STORE IN JEFFERSON COUNTY. HirtSchiffocr 6? Marx Hand Tailored Spring Clothing for Men and Boys CLOTHING that is made to stand the test that is made by expert tailors, shaped by hand to fit, and all those little details such as button-holes made by hand. This is the class of Clothing we wish to attract your attention to ; made by Hart, Schafnier & Marx, of Chicago. Note one of our Varsity suits made of black Thibit, clay worsted, waves of fancy stripes or checks. Every suit is free from imperfections and guaranteed to be sewed with silk , cloth sponged and shrunk before making. Trice range of these suits JO ff l tOft 00 Come in and see them, try them on, and when you see the fit and Pl-'VV lu VAU,VU shape of the suit you will do the rest. FASHIONABLE- Spring Modes for Ladies Tailored Spring Suits Not hnncjrtii, ready-to. wear suits from the attics of metropolitan sweat shops, but distinctive styles made to our own special order in the finest work rooms of New York, and by tailors of talent and needlewomen of skill. Collarless blouse suits, black, blue and blue mixed ; all wool basket cloth, full pouched sleeves, postillion back, black silk trimmings with black licit and cuffs $10.50, $12.50, $15.00, $18.00 UN tf Mart ft Han Spring Shirts for Men Monarch make, every one guaranteed for fit and finish, none of them ever faded $1.00. Princely shirts for spring ; no old styles to select from. Cut good full sixes in soft negligee or stiff bosom style, 50c. Two Thirds of Your Time is Spent in Your Shoes Bewise and have shoes that fit your feet that have the style and comfort made in them. The Florsheim shoe has service, comfort and style combined that is not at? tained by other 6hoe makers Cambridge or Norfolk, toe. Blucher or plain cut. $3.50 to $5.00. Come in and see them, try them on for comfort. Howard Style. New Spring Hats Our new Trio shape in black or pearl, is a winner. It has a wider brim than ever and double creases on top. $1.50, $2, $2.50. Black stiff hats, the Ilownrd shape, very popular ; a higher crown with a wider flange brim, $1.50, $2.00, $2.50 $3.00. Boys' hats and caps of all kinds. LACE CURTAINSJl Latest creations in Nottinghams, Point De Spre or Swiss in a price range from 49c to $6.00. See our window display and ask to see our extra wide single curtains with Battenburg ends. SPRING SHOES FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN JOHN KELLY shoes for women have no equal for style, service andlcomfort. Jno. Kelley's shoes are in a sphere of their own in the shoe world. Made in all the late toes for spring in an easy hand turn sole or McKay sewed of Vici Kid. Patent Kid or Russian Calf. All widths, from a to ee. $1.50, 2.00, 2.50, 3.00, 3.50. Children's shoes for style and comfort. Service most essential we combne them all here. Try our Wear Well for Boys. Ladles Drena and Walking Skirts, new cut, wlda flare, slot seems, trimmed elegantly J ell lengths. TRUNKS, SUIT CASES AND BAGS. nillirens Department Store, Heynoldsville Snick Waper -THE BIG STORE- The New Spring Merchandise l pouring in on ua from all quarters. We are now pre pared to show you all the latest effects in Spring- novelties, as well as a good strong line in, all staples. Time and space will not permit our enumerating and describing the different and varied lines. We kindly invite your inspec tion, and this is the only real proof of the merits of the merchandise anyway. Your examination of our Waistings, Vesti. Cloths, Voiles and Etamines Will prove to you that our line is stronger than ever. We are this week showing the strongest linejof LACE CURTAINS to be secured. We are also expecting before this paper leaves the printer, a line of Wooltex Suits and -Skirts We need not comment on these further than that since they come from the hands of the WOOLTEX people we are safe in saying to you that the styles are all right as well as ma terial from which they are made. In fact they are the only real high-grade garment on the market to-day. Call and see styles before making any purchases at least. Next Door to Postofficc. Reynoldsvillc Pa. "Begorra, now Oi'm in a fine fix ; Oi don't know which is my prescrip shun and which is me laundry check I jEarJffiaVHuHaVBjj Avoid Mistakes In the first place don't neglect that cold. Secondly : Be careful about the cure you select. Your Cold Can be relieved in 24 hours, GRIPPE cured in 3 days, If you take as your remedy Reynolds' Perfect Cold Core The greatest known remedy for all winter troubles, Colds, Coughs, Catarrh, Bronchitis and LaGrippe. No bad effects like ordinary quinine. Put up in gelatin capsules which dissolve readily. V A KV TO TATfT?. Sold under our absolute guarantee to cure or money refunded. 'Price 25 Cents. THE REYNOLDS DRUG STORE Mailed anywhere on receipt of price. For sale at all stores. N J
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