An independent journal devoted to the interests of Reynoldsville. Published weekly. One Dollar per year strictly in advance. VOLUME 12. REYNOLDSVILLE, PENN'A., WEDNESDAY, JULY 1, 1003. NUJLBEB 8. WHAT NEXT ? Are You Ready to Celebrate ? ? WHAT NEXT ? Special July Sales at Bing-Stoke Oo. Dep't Stores Friday Thftn July 4th WHAT NEXT?- CELEBRATION IN REYNOLDSVILLE Will be the Greatest Day in Town for Many Years. TWO BALLOON ASCENSIONS STAR FEATURE OF PROGRAM Numerous Race! Arranged and Valuable Prizes Will be Given Immense Industrial Parade Will Occur In Morning. It Is hardly necessary to use a long string of words to Inform tha public In general that there will ho n biu; time In Roynoldsvlllo on Siiturdny of this week, July 4th. It will ho tho grentOHt Fourth of July celebration hold in ItoynoldHvilla for ninny years if the woathor man glvos fulr weather. There will bo no humbug about the celebra tion here. Everything advertised will bo given. If you want to have a loud, glorious and happy time on this great national holiday, then Reynoldsville is the town for you to visit on that day. Old Cilory will be unfurled, the eaglo will suream and happiness will run riot on the streets of this town. Come and see 1 Tho balloon ascension by Prof. Hur- nell and lady in the afternoon and eve ning vtlll be a great attraction. The display of fireworks from tho balloon 1,000 feet abovo the town by Prof. Burnell will bo something nevor wit nessed in this section before and will be a wonderful feat worth coming miles to see. The first attraction on the official program of tho day will bo the Indus trial and fantastic parade at 10.00 a. m. by the merchants and manufacturers of ueynoldsville. Following Is tho program of tho dav's doings, not Including many sido attract ions : fori:noos 10.00 Fantastic and industrial par ade, headed by the Famous Keystone band of Ueynoldsvlllo. The following is a list of tho industries and business houses that will take part in tho parade: Star Glass Co., Ueynoldsvlllo Clay Manufacturing Co., Ueynoldsvlllo Brick & Tile Co., Sykes' Woolen Mills, Hoy noldsvllle Stoam Laundry, Shick Si Wagner, "The Big Store," H. W. Eaaon & Co., Clothing, Solomon Fried man, Racket Storo, Butler Bros., Con fectionery, D., II. Broakey, Racket Store, J. A. & S. C. Henry, Grocery, W. C. Henry, Clothier, Mllllren' De partment Store, Hillis & Co., Furni ture, P. B. Rhodes, Meat Market, H. A. Stoke, Druggist, C. S. KircharU, Cigar Factory, Kaufman's Bargain House, Hoffman's Jewelry Store, Key stone Hardware Co., C. P. Koerner, Grocery, Stormor'g Meat Market, Bon Ton Bakery, Mrs. Millor, Millinery, Tyson' Grocery, J. II. Huphes, Under taker, Wm. Copping, Grocery, Blng Stoke Co., Deparnment Store, C. R. Hall, Furniture, A. Kat.en, Bargain Store, Reynoldsvlllo Hardware Co., J, A. Meyers, Harness Maker, N. Hanau, Dry Goods, W. H. Moore, Grocery, Rlston, Cigar Factory, A. G. Mllllren, Grooory, Burns, Liveryman, Mrs. Smith, Milliner, Solomon Shaffer, Lumber, Woodrlng & Son, Grocery, W. H. Vasbluder, Photographer, J. M. Hays, Dairyman. 11.00 Exercises In Frank'i Park, consisting of invocation by Rev. Perry A. Reno ; reading of Declaration of Independence by Hon. S. B. Elliott i address by Rev Dr. A. J. Meek, orator of the day. Dinner, umnor and refreshments serv oi In tho Park by the L. C. B. A, Socloty. AFTERNOON. 1.00 One hundred yard dash by boys under 15 years ; start In front of National Hotol ; conducted by Harry Copping. Prize t.'t.OO suit of clothe. J. 30 One hundred yard dash opon to all; start in front City Hotel ; conducted by J. C. Williams. Prize M.00 pair of shoes. 2.00 Fifty yard race for men over CO years : start In front of Frank'i Tavern; conducted by Bon C. Reed. Prize ITi.OO pair of Bhoes. 11.00 Balloon ascension by Prof. D. A. nurncll and Morlden Coin at ball ground. 4.00 One mllo blcyclo race open to foreigners only ; from Macro's store to Frank's Tavern ; conducted by Carmine Marlnaro. Prizo to.OO suit of clothes. 4.!Ht Three mllo bicycle race, open to all ; from Imperial Hotel to Mc- Crolght's grist mill In Prescottvllle and return to Frank's Tavern. Prize J10.00 suit of clothes. S..10 Hand ball gamo on Fifth street under direction of Dr. W. A. Henry. Prize "i.OO box cigars. 7.00 Hop, step and jump, open to all; on Fifth street ; conducted by Amnion Swartz. Prize 15.00 Sweater. R.ItO Halloon ascension. Telephone System for Beechwoods, The people of the Boechwoods farm ing community are not to be outdone by town folks in the matter of keeping abreast with the progress of this age. At a recent meeting of the citizens of that district It was decided prosperous farmers should have a telephone service and a corporation was organized to be called the Buech woods Telephone- Com pany. The following officers and directors wore elected : McCurdy Hun- tor, President : T. P. Smith, Secretary: John Stewart, Treasurer ; D. T. Den- nlson, James S. Daugherty, John Mo- Curdy and W. II. Cooper directors. It Is tho Intention to establish a well equipped telephone service throughout the Boechwoods district, the polos for the linos being already placed on the ground. The lines will be connected with the Bell telephone system at this place and tho Summervllle exchange at Falls Creek. Thoy will give a com plete system and Boechwoods territory will have as good 'phone service as subscribers to town and city exchanges. Fifteen subscribers have already been secured to the new project and many moro are In view. Work of putting up the new lino will be Btarted as soon as material can bo secured. Brock way vlllo Jliemil. Night was Her Terror. "I would cough nearly all night long," writes Mrs. Chas. Applegate, of Alexandria, Ind., "and could hardly get any steop. I had consumption so bad that If I walked a block I would cough frightfully and spit blood, but, when all othor modiclnei failed, three $1.00 bottles of Dr. King's Now Discov ery wholly cured mo and I gained 58 pounds." It's absolutely guaranteed to cure Coughs, Colds, LaUrlppe, Bron chitis and all Throat and Lung Troub les. rrlce50cand $1.00. Trial bottles freo at II. Alex Stoke' drug store. 1 News of Interest to the Grangers J. W. Harrow, Press Correspondent, of New York Stato Grange, says : "A good grango meeting Is not only a pleasant and sociable occasion, but it Is something that will promote Intelli gence and increase tho knowledge of those who desire to gain information on all practical subjects which aro of value to the agricultural classes." New York has 22 grango flro In surance companies, carrying risks ag gregating riSJIIVW'.'.OO. Last year the cost averaged $2.20 per $1,000.00. A good laugh Is bettor than medicine or advice for tired people. Tho Grange must help to make the labors of this Ufa cheerful. It Is an old lesson, but It noeds constant repetition and frequent enforcement. Wherever tho Grange goes It makes country life bettor. It has been tho college of thousands. It has tnught men to think on tholr feet and In the closet. It has trained hoys and girls In the uso of their powers of mind and body. H has filled tho lives of thou- sands with meaning and purpose. It has brought light and encouragement Into uncounted households. And with all this Its service of usefulness Is only begun. Throo now granges wero organized In Penn'n during tho month of May. No. 12:17, McKean Co., by L. W. Ilowden. No. 12:i, Itowdon. No. lL'.W, McKean Co., by L. W. P. Crawford Co., by O. Bryant and W. F. Hill. Nineteen new Granges have been or ganized since Jan. I, 1003. Butler Co., Pomona Grango mot March 5, with Eureka Grange No. 214, and held a splendid meeting. It lasted all afternoon and ovonlng. In the evening a closed meeting was hold and Rev. Frost and wife took tho Fifth de gree. They belonged to a class of flvo recently Initiated In Eureka Grango. Brother John Lolse, Mastor of Pomona reported his homo grango In a flourish ing condition. When you want a ludlos' fine and up-to-date shoo go to Nolan's shoe store. Ask for tho Krlppondorf-Dlttman shoe. Straw hats at Milllrens, For Sale Two seated canopy top hack, grocery wagon and one horse wagon. .1. A. Meyers. Reynolds' famous chocolate soda bettor than ever. Special In muslin underwear at Mil-llronB. Popular Minister. Evidence ol tho popularity of a woll known pastor was manifested last Sun day evening when Rev. Harry G. Tea garden, Ph., D., preached his furowell sormon to a very largo and attentive audience at Eleanura, Pa. Dr. Tea garden has been pastor of tho church for twelve years and had tho pleasure of knowing that his work was very successful. During that tlmo hundreds were convortod and scores of wedding ceremonies wore performed, besides ofllcltttlng at many funoraU. Tho pastor resigned his work at Elcauoru to glvo more time to the Yatesboro congrega tion, whore he has recently built a beautiful six thousand dollar church and.whlch Is1 now free of debt and doing good work. Dr. Teagardon leaves be hind him In Eleanora many warm personal friends, and his farewell sor mon advised all to holp tho incoming pastor who ever he may bo. Punxsu- tawnoy St .. Brutally Tortured. A caso came to light that for persist ent and unmorclful torture has porhups never boon equaled. Joe Golobick, of Colusa, Calir, writes. "For 15 years I endured Insufferable pain from Rheu matism and nothing relieved mo though I tried everything known. I came across Electrio Hlttors and it's the greatest medlclno on earth for that trouble. A few bottles of it cured mo." Just as good for Llvor and Kidney troubles and general debility. Only DOc. Satisfaction guaranteed by II. Alex Stoko, druggist. Reduced Rates to Detroit, Mich. On account of tho International Con vention of tho Epworth Lcaguo, to bo hold at Detroit, Mich., July 10 to lit, the Pennsylvania Railroad Company will soil round-trip tickets to Detroit from all stutlons on Its Hues, July It and 15, good to return until July 20, whon propurly validated by Joint Agent, at rule of single faro for the round trip. For further information concerning rules, routes, stop-overs, ex tension of limit, etc., consult nearest Pennsylvania Kallroud Ticket Agent. Working Nightjand Day. The busiest and mightiest littlo thing that ever was made is Dr. King's New Llfo Pills. Those pills change weukness into strength, listlossness into energy, brain fag Into mental power. They're wondorful in building up tho health. Only 25o per box at II. Alox Stoko's drug store. SOME DAY WE'LL UNDERSTAND PIIIMtSOI'lllTAL mi'MING. ON Till? WAY UP TIIU WOHLII BV "I N( LK WILLIAM" Borne day, perhupti, wo'll understand Why rinilth, nr Joimih, or llruwn Flourish, wliilu neluhhont get tholr raps And fortune aeenm to frown, Homo Uuy we'll uudemtuud. Why Is It that the Idle thrive And always seem to win Whon like tlie Ullles of the fluid They toil not, neither spin Homo day we'll understand. Why toils poor John from morn till eve To keep his dear onea fed. Nor dares to stop a single day To rest his tired head, Home day we'll understand. Why does Miss Funny Mount: along In silks, and cast a frown, I' pon her nelKhber, poor Mine Low, Who wears a cotton (town Home Uuy we'll understand. Why Is It that when mortals err For sympathy they yearn. That people treat them like a cur And backward on them turn Home day we'll understand. Why is It that these hapless ones Are treated thus with scorn) Mau'a Inhumanity to man Makes countleus thousands mourn, Home day we'll uuderataud. Who fcoes to church on Holiday evo And sits with faces long While all the week they're conjurlnx To do their ncluhhor wrontr; Home day we'll uiiderMaud. A piiz.llnx nuestlnn too It Is, And very hard to see How one can live "Four Hundred" style On meauer salary; Home day we 11 understand. One tlmo men exorcised the rluht To voto as conscience willed, lint franchise rlithts are handled now lly politicians skilled! Home day we'll uudoralaud. And pastors once did preach plain facts, Hacked up liy Holy Writ, Uut now they needs must cautious be And careful who thuy hit; Home (lay we'll understand, Ho long as everything goes right The world Is filled with song, But should one eog get out of gear The whole machine Is wrong; Home day we'll understand. Then love your neighbor as yourself, For others faults condone. The master said "If without sin, Be nrsc locust a stone. Somelay we 11 understand. . Reduced Rates to Atlanta, Qa. For tho benefit of thoso desiring to attend tho National Convention of tho Baptist Young People's Union of America, to be held at Atlanta, Ga., July 0 to 12, thu Pennsylvania Rail road Company will sell round-trip tick ets from ull stations on its lines to Atlanta, July 0 to 0, Inclusive, good going on tltoso dates and good to return until July" 15, Inclusive, at rato of a singlo faro for tho round trip, Iplus $1.00. By depositing tickets with special nfjont at Atlanta, on or before July 15, and payment of fifty cents, an extension of II mil return limit may bo obtained to reach original starting point not later thau August 15, For specific rates and full information con cerning stop-overs, consult nearest ticket agent. Wantkij Capable, onorgetie man to act as our agent in Reynoldsvillo and surrounding territory. Great induce ments to right party. Writo for full particulars. Tho Great Atlantic & Paul I'm Tea Co., Erie, Pa. Reduced prices on granite ware at the Cash Now York Ruckot store. I.nco curtains Milllrens. at reduced prices at Tho turtlo soup at the City Hotel restaurant is genuino. White and fancy duck skirts at Milllrens. Everyone Says our display of Shoes And Oxfordg Is most satisfying. They have been selected With care and taste. There is style and "Go" To them. Correct fit and long wear You are sure of. Good Values Dressy Shoes. ROBINSON'S Walk-Overs prlco $11.60 and $1.00, Queen Quality Oxfords t!M. ONE THIRD OF OUR LIFE IS SPENT IN BED The bedroom should be cozy, cheerful, and full of comfort. s s tor 18.00 we sella chamber suit -which is a 4 perfect beauty. The "'Ifl j f. r!t--J 1 wooo is nicety unisnea n ii1.- i nr - ann parn nimv. is i nttr Js.'f;t2j rrwether. strnnc and firm. -n't ' e We also have springs, mattresses, etc., at lowest prices. Come and see' our stock. J- jfi J. K. HILLIS & GO. NEXT DOOR TO NATIONAL HOTEL. REYNOLDVILLE, PENNY LVANIA.. 3 ffisn mmmi The Cure IhalCures pouglis, jGrippc, WhoopinuTCouffh, Asthma' V Bronohltla and Incipient ' 1 Consumption Is was ' Cu.ru WtTttfe w VMva&w. do your Eyes Need Gare ? In consult ing an nptldun you should ul' ways Imiulre Unit whether he hits the skill and facilities fur doing the work i Next, whether he In reliable and whether you cull reach blm It chunveH are wished. A to, the llr.t, a trlul will convince you, n to the second, yeum of reiruliir visitliiK and li cuu slant yractine Is a aullicleut auawer. 0. C. GIBSON, 5& IMPERIAL HOTEL. RcynoldavllUr, July J, r
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