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VOLUME 11.
KKYNOLDSVILLE, PENN'A., WEDNESDAY, MAHC1J 1, 1903.
NUMBEfi 45.
M
Full
Cups
Hoover Hul. Mug.
Next door to Postohiee.
Per
cent A
GOLDEN
OPPORTUNITY
110.00
I. Y00
II. 00
10.(X)
7.60
5.00
4.00
3.00
2.00
1.50
$5.0(1
4.00
3 00
2 .00
1.00
3.00
2.60
2 25
2.03
1.50
1.00
New Spring Styles
from which to
select.
C i
W. C. HENRY,
. RE YN0LDSV1 LLE, PENNSYLVANIA.
u
GAS
Agents
Ap-
pointed.
L.
Stylish Spring Suits
' Tlie mlvnnec showing of the styles for spring 1003 lias matle
its nppennincc in our up to dnte t lotliing store find is a most
plcnsing one. Cheviots, worsteds nnd serges will liens popular
hs ever, nnd we nre showing some very stylish suits in the new
est designs nnd eolorings at very modern te priees.
SEE OUR $12.00 AND $15.00 LINE.
Its one of splendid vnlue for the money, composed of n variety of
fine nnd fashionable fabrics nnd reflecting the highest skill of
the tniloring nrt. The stock already in nnd on exhibition nf
fords n price rnnge of from $5.00 to $20.00.
SPUING TOP COATS
They're here in nil the new nnd fashionable shades. The short
box nnd three-uarter lengths nre the styles most in demand.
A fine line between $7.50 nnd $20.00.
lino of men's nnd boys' Hats,
and Furnishings.
H. W. Eason & Go.
Reduction
Suits, Pants, Shirts, Hats
Witt bu sold at a reduction of
TKN PER CENT, for
One Day Only
Saturday, March 21
I I New Spring Styles
Arc now ready for your Inspection and
we want you to see them. If it is con
venient for you to do no, Come in be
fore Sat unlit! and mako your selec
tion and have thorn laid away until
Saturday.
SUITS
valuo for
vultie for
value for'
valuo for
vuluu for
valuo for
value for
vulue for
value for
value for
$14.40
13.50
10.H0
uno
0.75
. 4.50
3.H0
2.70
1 80
1.35
PANTS
kind for
kind for
kind for
kind for
kind for
14.50
3.(10
2.70
1.80
.90
HATS
value for
value for
value for
value for
value for
valuo for
2.70
2.25
2.00
1.80
1.35
.90
SIIlKTS-tl.OO kind for .90 ; the 50o
kind fur 35c.
liememlxr tlie time and date
Saturday, March tut.
P O U N D I;
LAMP CHIMNEYS
Most wonderful Invention of the age. Will not break
from bundling heat or cold. About the only way to
break thorn Is to hit them with an axe. Stand on them,
drop on the floor, put In the fire or on ice and they
will not breuk. Guaranteed forever, unless purposely
broken. All sizes. Ordering- blank sent to any address.
G. JENKS, Special Agent,
ALDAN, DELAWARE COUNTY, PA.
Large assortments of Trunks, Suit
Casos and Traveling J lags.
(
I
WALK-OVER
$3.50 and $4.00 Shoes are Btrlctly
oortect In'evory essential of style
and elegance. They aro worn by
all swell dressers. The stylos for
the spring are light up to the
mlnuto. Odshapo and Po-tay-toe
aro the newest. If you like nice
easy shoes, try Walk -Over and
you will have no other.
ROBINSONS
SORE
'At
ZOLINE
Is positive, speedy cure for Sons
Throat cures simple Sore Throat in
a night -Chronic cases taks longer
but cure Is certain . A never failing
remedy for Sore Mouth, Hoarse
ness and Sore Throat of all kinds
A trial wiD convince you Money
refunded If It falls to cure.
2SndS0tmtr
. OIO HBMBDT CO.
Kw Brighton, Pa.
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SB . SW.BMI. -I ,SH
THE NEWS OF
1 NEARBY TOWNS.
Reported br The Star's
Dprrlnl Correspondents.
llormtown.
A. I). Moore Is In the lime business
this spring.
It Is comlnif sprlnir. l'rof. Oumbort
has his hair cut.
J. C. Calhoun purchased a flno team
of horses last week,
The Horm school has got a now ad
dition to Its library.
There was a baby girl born to Mr.
and Mrs. Lewis Horm March 8th.
Anybody wanting to dual In horses,
trade or buy, Inquire of Al. Bhoumakor.
Kmanunl rirnlth is putting In a fine
coal drift. lie oxpucts a four foot vein.
Mr. John Urady, of i'unxsutawney, Is
visiting his niece, Mrs. A. It. Moore, of
this phieo.
Rev. Myers Is holding protracted
meeting In tho Lutheran church at
the Chestnut Grove.
M. L. Iletrlck and Solomon Hurk
houso wcro drilling for lime and coal
this week. Martin says the prospects
for both nro good.
Wo euiiiiot IhiiihI of a trolloy car or an
aiitoniuhili), but wo have a horsolcBs
carrlngo In llormtown. Anyone wish
ing a free ride call on O. (1. Sohuckers
and 1)111 lleck.
THE HIGH SCHOOL
. . BULLETIN . .
At the lust meeting of the Shake
spnrcan Literary Society the following
ofllcors wore elected i Pres., Hnlona
Black ! vice-president, Golda King ;
sec, Clyde Murruy ; critic, Anna
Klahr ; editor, Jay McGaw ; 1st assist
ant editor, John Coleman I 2nd assist
ant editor, Cora MeOolght ! local
editor, Hess Sensor.
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Tho pupils of tho High Suhool and
Itootn 13 took advantage of the beauti
ful weather last week and all (moved.)
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Lawson Heed has been absont the
past two weeks on account of sickness.
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In the move last week one of ths
Junior boys found tbi ee pennies bidden
away In a corner of his new desk which
bad been occupied by a Junior girl.
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Friday night the girls of the High
School kidnapped ono of the Junior
News of Interest
February 3rd, 1003, was the thirteenth
anniversary of North Elk Run Grange,
No. 913, Tioga county. Many visitors
wore present, among them tbo Master
of Wulsboro Grange, who gave a good
address. After an Interesting program
was rendered supper was sorved and
thus a pleasant and profitable evening
was enjoyed by all.
Under rrcont date a good brother
wrltoB relative to tbo order In Clearfiold
oounty as follows : "January 23," Home
Camp Grange in Union township was
organized with 35 charter members.
This was a grand meeting, visiting
Patrons from miles around gathered in
and the large ball was crowded. Tbey
start off In splendid shape.
Michigan Is making splendid progress
in Grange work. The past year 101
Subordinate and 6 Pomona Granges
were organized, while 8 new Juvenile
iGranges have boon reported In the State
since the meeting of the National
Grange held In Lansing November last.
Columbia Grange No. 83, of Bradford
county, on January 28 held an all day
meeting lo observation of tbe twenty
ninth anniversary of its organization.
The morning was devoted to a private
meetlug when three candidates were
initiated in the degrees of Harvester
and Husbandman and the, general work
of the Order. Tho afternoon social in
tercourse and consideration of taxation
were prominent features, while tbe ev
ening was occupied with literary,' mus
ical and Innocent amusements by young
Mora Riots.
Disturbances of strikers are not near
ly as grave as an Individual disorder of
tbe system. Overwork, loss of sleep,
nervous tension will be followed by
utter oollapso, unloss a reliable remedy
la Immediately employed. There's
nothing so efllolont to cure disorders of
limerlckvllle.
Mrs. O. F. Haines Is very III at this
writing.
Dan Harrlngor, of Pittsburg, Is visit
ing hnro.
Mrs. Lavlna Iluum is visiting In this
place at this writing.
E. Welsor, of this place, spent Bun
day with friends at Iteynoldsvllln.
Elliott Krwln, of Curwonsvillo, spent
Sunday at tho homo of Charles Wetzel.
C. C. Mart., of DuBols, visited his
parents, John Martin nnd wife, Sunday.
Chnrllo Kroh and Miss Li I lie Kroh,
of Rural Village, aro visiting their
many friends In this place.
II. (). Suhugars purchased a flno team
Monday of this week. Ho careful Joe,
and don't uso the halter to free.
Rathmel.
Miss Rosa Smith visited In Duliols
over Sunday.
Mrs. John Walker visited friends In
Johnstown last week.
Hov. A. J. Meek will preach here
next Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. William Cunnlnglmm, of Coal
Glen, Is visiting her parents here at
present
A. M. Zillcfrow and sen, Norman,
wont to Kdrl Monday to work. Mr.
Zillcfrow has lived and worked hero
for about fourteen years.
EDITORIAL STAPF
KlIITIlll
Nlllil Nellie
Assistant Knmms
John Cfilcnuiri
CliiiHld lliitiilltiin
IOL'AI, KlllTOII
(loliln King
boys and slipped him into the enter
tainment, for tho poor little bey didn't
have fifteen cents, but ho ourned it
afterwards by helping the girls,
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The Library ontortiiinmcnt wus a
completo success. They took ln$HI.45.
Miss Dougherty's room sold tickets to
tho anient of $23.30 and Miss Sehult.'s
room $13.85. Miss Dorothy Elliott sold
thirty-two tickets, tho greatest number
and received tho prize, IowoH's I'oems.
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It is the unanimous opinion of the
girls that they wnro capable of usher
ing last Friday night without any out
side assistants.
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One of the Junior girls was buncoed
out of a contest piece Frlduy.
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Somo of tho boys in our room aro so
generous that they give all the pennies
they tlnd in the school room to the Sun
day school collection.
to the Grangers
and old, many being In attendance.
With an elTlclent corps of ofllcors, Col
umbia Grange stands steadfast in the
work with "Progress" Inscribed upon
tholr banner for 1903. .
Tho members of Fort Grango, No.
951, Huntingdon oounty, contemplate
building a now hall. On Saturday,
February 14th, they bad a very pleasant
and profitable meeting, four new mom
bors were rpcolved 'and moro aro ex
pected. Tbe grange could not be In a
more flourishing condition.
Evory rural community needs at leant
three Institutions: the Christian church,
the public school and the Grange hall.
The church to foster the spiritual In
terests of the people, the school to give
tbe children tbe foundation of an educa
tion, and the grango as a social, educa
tional business center. Few would care
to live where the first two aro not
within easy reach, but the community
that baa only these suffers a great loss.
Broad intellectual and even moral de
velopment come only from contact of
mind with mine. In tbe country this
contact does not come from the nature
of tbe surroundings as it does in tbe
centre of population. It must be pro
vided for or tbe people will lead isolated
lives. Isolation means narrowness and
dullness. When the people meet to
give the band clasp of fraternity, to de
liberate on questions of common inter
est, and to co-operate in matters that
ooroern them, dullness and narrowness
have no place.
the Liver or Kidneys as Electric Bit
ters. It's a wonderful tonic, and effec
tive nervine and tbe greatest all around
medicine tor run down systems. It dis
pels Nervousness, Hhoumatlsm and
Neuralgia and expels Malaria gorms.
Only 60o, and satisfaction guaranteed
by H. Alex Stoke, druggist.
Tours to the Pacific Cosst.
For tho General Assembly of tho
Presbyterian church, at Los Angeles,
t'al., May 21, to Juno 2, tho Pennsylva
nia Railroad Company will run three
personally-conducted tours to Los An
geles and the Pacific const. Those tours
will Jeavo Pittsburg May 12, 13 and 14.
Tour No. I, covering twenty-four days,
$120 from Pittsburg. Tour No. 2. cov
ering forty-threo days, Including Yel
lowstone Park, $2U from Pittsburg.
Tour No. 3, covering thirty days, In
cluding Grand Canyon of Arizona,
$141.50 from Pittsburg. Proportionate
rates from other points. Arrangements
may ho made to return independently
on Tours No I and No. 3.
Special Pullman trains will bo used
nnd tho services of a tourist agent,
chaperon, bnggngo master and official
stenographer will bo provided on each
train.
For Itinerary giving rates and full In
formation apply to Goo. W. Hoyd, As
sistant General Passenger Agent, 11 road
Street Station, Philadelphia, Pa.
Tragedy Averted.
"Just In the nick of tlmo our little
boy wns saved" writes Mrs. W. Wat
kins of Pleasant City, Ohio. "Pneu
monia had played sad havoo with him
nnd' a terrible cough set In besides.
Doctors treated him, but ho gro v worse
every day. At length wo tried Dr.
King's New Discovery for Consumption,
and our darling was saved. He's now
sound, and well." Everybody ought to
know, It's the only sure cure for
Coughs, Colds and all Lung disoasos.
Guaranteed by II. Alex Stoke, tho
Druggist. Price 50o and $1.00. Trial
bottles free.
A A A A A .V A A A Ap
THE HUMPHREY
BRICK & TILE
COMPANY .
Or MIOOKV1LLE.
Manufacturers of Vitrified Sal t f
Glazed Hollow Blocks, Drain Tilo,
Sidewalk Blocks and Red Bricks.
Our Spring Goods
from 1903 Styles
Arriving This Week
-AT-
Northamer & Kellock's
Step in and look them over.
Those goods wore selected from
the stock of two of the largest
factories In tho country all
carefully selected and it is tho
largest stock ever shown In
town. Many hundreds of pat
terns of
Mouldings, Pictures,
Matting and Mounting
Boards, all colors, shapes
and sizes.
Upholstering and furniture re
pairing. Now is the time to
have it done. You know
whoro to come to
I Nc
Woe
Ejggyaj
Northamer & Kellock.
:k.
Woudwurd Building, Muln Street
Furniture & Carpet Emporium
IN SYNDICATE BUILDING
CARPETS
Finest line of Carpets ever shown in Reyo
oldsville. Brussells, Ingrain, Sultana, Hag,
Prairie Grass, etc. Latest styles and patterns.
FURNITURE
Iron Bods, Brass Beds, lied Room Suits,
Budding, Couches, Chairs, Tables, Sideboards,
hall racks, desks, book cases, etc.
See my carpets and furniture and get prices.
YOU WILL BE SURE TO BUY HERE
J. K. HILLLS
It Saved His Leg.
P. A. Danforth of LaOrange, Gt.
suffered for six month with a fright
ful running sore on his teg ; but write
that Ilucklen's Arnica Salve wholly
cured It In five days. For Ulcers,
Wounds, Piles, It's the best salve In tho
world. Cure guaranteed. Only 25ots.
Sold by II. Alox Stoke, druggist.
Where You Can Get Them.
A number of our lady subscribers
have Inquired whore they can got pat
terns of the high grade designs that aro
Illustrated In The STAR each woek, ,
and for information of our lady reader
we will state that tho patterns can be
secured from "May Manton" Pattern
Co., 132 Fast 23rd Bt., New York City.
Visit MUllrons shoo department for
bargains.
A I
rid
Room!
x Bath
Z
Con be furnished choapor now
than it can a month from now.
WHY?
X
It Is simply Thk Law of sup
ply and demand.
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PRICES
WILL ADVANCK.
because
demand
thoro will be more
for this matorlal.
PLACE
TtTo go Is to
ALBRIGHT'S g
gffTho Plumber. Prices right,
"workmanship right, material T
7i right. A full line of plumbing j
'iff i andgas flxturesalways in stock.
The Cash New York
Racket Store.
Ilrro mm a few Itrma for ronr
(-oiiMri ration wlilcn wears or
ft-rlns: lor on week onljr.
livery arlll mM al our afar
naraiiterd at the following
rlrea :
Wall paper 3c roll and up.
Good working gloves 10c pair.
4 Oil cloth 14o yd. or 12yis. $1.60.
24 yd. lace curtain 3!)c.
Odds and ends sample lace cur
tains 15 to 30c.
Host $1.00 umbrella, stool rod and
stool frame for 4'.to.
Curtain poles 9 to 10c.
Great reduction on boys knee
pants.
9oz. Overalls, checks, blue or
striped really a bargain at 50c.,
our price 4'Jo.
Union made glassworker's over
alls at 39c.
50c. corsets 25c.
$1.00 grade corsets 59c.
7 ply linen or rubber collars 10c.
aoh, or 3 for 25o.
35o Oil cloth window shades 19c.
We handle a nice line of dress
and working pants which we
guarantee you prices 50 per cent.
less than clothing bouses.
CASH NEW YORK
RACKET STORE,
a. Friedman, Proprietor.
Fatter BUlg. 2 Dor.re Below P. O.