Working Night and Day. The busiest and mightiest little thing tbat ever w as made Is Dr. King's Now Life Pills. Thoso pills uhnnge weakness Into strength, llKtlossness Into energy, brain fag Into mental power. They're wonderful In building up the health. Only 25o por box at H. Alex Stoko's drug store. 13 to M por cent saved by attending special sales . Friday and Saturday! Hlng-Stokc Co. The Wright hand mndo shoe for work mon Is sold at tho Nolan shoe store. K JO- I 7 V. I'm K IARTII SHORTHAND end COMMERCIAL, SCHOOL, Liberty Ave. ! Finh 81., Pittsburg, Pa. An rM school roniliictcd on the mnet modern principles. The demand for yminf men And women Tester than ever before, ('nil end eee one of the largeet And twit echoitie In the cmintrv, i'atnlftRiie lent on irflneflt. IBORTHAHD. mHWMHllO, BOOIKMPIKO. Mllll IH1P. IXGLtSH. IPIUUO. tlUGMPHT. 1TC. k. It- in ieiuti Relw to popili o( tin Mtrtia IcbooL Sari Francisco and Lot) Angeles. On account of the National Encamp raent, O. A. R., at San Francisco, Cal., August 17 to 22, 1903, the Pennsylvania Railroad Company will sell excursion tickets to San Franolsco or Los Angelee from all stations on Its lines, from July .11 to August 13, Inclusive, at greatly reduced rates. These tickets will be good for return passage to reach origi nal starting point not later than Octo ber in,' inclusive, when executed by Joint Agent at Los Angeles or San Francisco and payment of 60 cents made for this service. For specific informa tion regarding rates And routes, apply to Ticket Agents. , . Bids Wanted. '. I The Wlnslow township school board will receive bids up to Saturday, August 8, 190.1, for repairing the Dean school housed, new roof, repairing floor and porch, new glass In windows, tran som, grading grounds, Ac" V. A. Smith, Secretary. Fresh oysters at the City Hotel ree taurant. If you want a good buggy cheap call on J. A. Meyers. i I 9 e , The Star Printing Office Carries in stock -At all times, Or can promptly Print Bill Heads, Statements, Coal Leases, Dance Invitations, Letter Heads, Envelopes, Programmes, Visiting Cards, Wedding Invitations, Dodgers, Tickets, Circulars, Anything in fact from a full sheet poBter to the" finest stationery. The office is equipped with all' modern Im provements to aid in turning out fine work in prompt manner. , Comer Stone Laid. The corner stone of the large brick building now being erected by the Reynoldsvllle Hardware Co. Francis D. Smith and A. T. McClure for tholr own use, was laid on Thursday after noon, July 23rd, 1003, In the presence of about 200 people. Hon. S. D. Elliott gave a short address, in which he out lined the history and growth of Reyn oldsvllle. A copper box, made by W. L. Fisher, was ready to be placed in the corner stono. The papers and doc uments to be placed in the box wore in the bunds of L. J. McEntlre, town clerk, and he passed them to Ttev. A. J. Meek, Fh 1)., pastor of the Hnptlst church, one at a time and Rov. Meek announced each one to the people and then passed them to the hand of Francis D. Smith, who placed them In the box held by A. T. McClure, after which tho corner stono was Immediately laid. Contents of box was as follows : Copies of the 'hWic iSVimiJ Urmrd May 11th, 187 i The Star July loth. 11)03 ; The Vohtntee r July 15th, 1IK)3: shortsketches of n. P. O, F.Iks No. nil), rallronds, mlnos, town lawyers, electric light plant, First National bank, tannery, Baptist church, ' Lutheran church, Methodist Episcopal church, bottling works and business men of Worth street, twenty-one secret societies, two brick plants, Ave painters, silk mill, Reynoldsvllle Building and Loan Asso ciation, street railway, business houses on Main street, borough ortlclals, board of health, builders, contractors, livery men, population of Reynoldsvllle an 1 West Reynoldsvllle, streot paving, wa ter works, mills, wagon makers, black smiths, woolon mills, green house, Oil City Fuel Supply Co., Star Glass Com pany, reading room, ministers, dentists, doctors, fire department, PrcBbytorlan church, Seeloy, Alexander & Co. bank, Reynoldsvllle Hardware Company, barbers, plumbers, Reynoldsvllle Bus iness Coliego, Reynoldsvllle schools, blBtory of Reynoldsvllle, Harvest Home Picnic. Jefferson county harvest home plcnto will be held at WlshBW Park on Tues day, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, August 11th to 14th. - A full progrnm has been prepared and bands engaged for the occasion. The park Is beauti fully situated on summit along tho line of Jefforson Traction Co. botwoun Reynoldsvllle and Punxsutawnoy. Cars will run every balf hour during tho four days of ploolo. There will be amusements both day and night for young and old. A baggago room lias been provided for the accommodation of persons with bicycles, baskets, etc. Admission to park froo. We will an nounce speakers, &c, In a later lssuo. Charles S. Klrchortz, of Reynoldsvlllo, is secretary and persons wanting Infor mation can apply to him. Dorothy Dodd Shoes. Don't let dealers tell you they have the "Dorothy Dodd" shoes under a dif ferent name. All "Dorothy Dodd" shoes are made by Dorothy Dodd Shoe Co. and we are exclusive agents for Reynoldsvllle. Blng-Stoke Co. The sixth annual plonlo and reunion of the 8micksburg and West Mahoning Buckwheat Club will be bold in Colo man's Park at Goodvlllo, on Thursday, August 6th. The Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburg R'y will soli excursion tlckots at rate of 11.00 for round trip from Falls Creek, DuBols, Stanley or Sykesvllle. Train leaves Falls Creek at 6.15 a. m. Returning will leave Goodvlllo at 6.13 p. m. The young man who keeps bis char acter clean has laid a foundation upon which s noble future can be built. He who sows wild oats lays a foundation wbiob years afterward may crumblo the proud structure of his life to tho ground. The memory of man Is long. Falls Creek Herald. B. E. Cartwrlght, one of Elk county's prominent citizens lumberman and coal operator was sitting In front of the P. R. R. baggage room at this place Monday noon waiting for the east bound train and a lady mistook him for the baggage master. The law In regard to newspapers, as decided by the courts, Is that If a person orders hie paper discontinued he must pay all arrearages or the publisher may continue to send It until payment is made. Say t Cop Dat Chicken Neck Guy in De Pittsburg Sunday Dispatch. Yores Trulle. Pickle Neary. The Friction Band Brake for buggies Is the latest and safest thing out. Must be ueed to be appreciated. J. C. King & Co. agents, Reynoldsvllle, Pa. Reynolds' perfect chocolate beats the dutch. Used In our sodas and Sundaes. Krlppendorf-Dittman shoes for ladles at Nome's shoe store. Your photo made to ploose by the Alpha Mf'g Co. Reynolds' Ioe Cream Soda with all ruit flavors served Just as you like it. Buggies and wagons for sale. J. A Meyers. The Dr. Reed Cushion Sole shoes are sold at Nolan 'a shoo store. Special sales Friday and Saturday at Blng-Stoke Co.'s Reynolds' soda fountain, Roynolds vllle's favorlto thirst retort. Union Picnic. The union plonlo last Friday of the Reynoldsvllle and Punxsutuwney Bap tist Sundny schools wus a grand success. At 1030 a. m. the two chartered curs were crowded almost to suffocation. Others wont on t ho regular cars until fully 250 people, from Reynoldsvllle were on the grounds. More thnn 200 came from Punxsutawnoy. The day was Ideal and all had a heart for enjoy, ment and a good tlmo. Many Intro ductions wore given and how acquaint ances were mndo. Tho mothers mado provision for all who were present. At about 4 o'clock the pavilion whs filled to overflowing and all Joined In singing fBmlllar hymns. Miss Florence Fisher, of Punxs'y, who Is a student in the Washington, D. C, Seminary, favored the crowd with recitations which woro very highly appreciated. Miss Theslo Smith, of Waynushurg, Pa., who bus just grnd un ted from the Conservatory of Music of Wiiynesliurg College, ren dered a piano selection und was encored to a second. Rev. C. It. Fitxwtlliam, pastor of tho Punxsutawney Baptist church, whs muster of ceremonies. After mtppor many left for tholr homes. The young people of Reynoldsvllle lingered until 10 p. m. when all board ed tho cars and the park whs again cleared. All felt that the day had been well spent. Camp Alexander. The fourth annual encnnfpinent of tho Sons of Veterans will ho held at Camp Alexander, near Sutnmervllle, August ftth to 11th,, lilt l.'l. This U a beautiful site for un encampment. An excellent program has been arranged for tho en campment, consisting of revelllo, mess and drill every day, except Sunday. Thursday Ledum at 2.00 p. m., "Settlement of this Country,'' by Rev. S. M. AicCurdy, and gatno of base ball between players from Reynoldsvlllo and DuBols Camps. Friday Lecture at 2.00 p. m., "Get tysburg," by Rov. William Brown, of Pitteburg ; mooting of veteran soldiers and W. R. C; addresses by morabors of Posts and Corps. Saturday Lecture at 2.00 p. m., "Tho Two Minor Wars, 1H12 and Mexican," by Rev. 8. M. Maeurdy ; gamo of ball ; camp lire at 8.00 p. m. Sunday Preaching at 11.00 a. m. and 7.30 p. m. Monday Lecturo at 2.00 p. m. by Rev. Mncurdy, "Tho New Era, . or America as a World Power." Business meeting at 8.00 p. in. A. Katzen's People's Buriraln store will sell ut from 20 to 35 por cent, off on men's and boy's shirts, suitable for the 4th. Don't miss this grout op portunity. Rubber rings for gluss jars 3 cts per uo7.eDunasnr.ew l one KiieKol storo. 15 to 35 per cent saved by attending special sales Friday und Saturday. Blng-Stoko Co. Remember you can iret tho 'Queen Quality shoes ut Nolan'B shoo store at L'.iiU a pair. Tho turtlo soup at tho City Hotel restaurant is genuine. All our syrup mado direct from tho iruo iruit. UeynoldH' Drug Storo. Want Column. Rates: One cent por word for each and tivurjr iiimTuoii, Family giving up houso keeping, hav ing sold a lurgo part of tholr goods at private sulo, still havo numorous art! closat decided bargains, consisting of Una teckwood, brass and onyx tables, largo collection of brio-a-bran, odd chairs and rockers, pictures, also com ploto sot of Encyclopedia Brltannlca with supplements, child's fine carriage, high chair and small rockor, child's enameled bath tub, fine table linen, china, glassware, silverware, three- plate gas burner, cooking utensils, Sco. lawn mower, scythe, Sco., &o. For par tlculars Inquire at The Star oftico. For Sale Eight four-month-old plgH ana one orooa sow. inquire ol L. V . Hetrlclc. For Sale Fivo-your-old horse, buggy and harness almost new. II. E. Doeniur, Box 521, Roynoldsvllle, Pa. Just rocolved a carload of green slate. Persons wanting roofing done will savo money by calling on mo. II. A. Swab. For Sale Fresh cow with culf two weeks old. Inquire of Leon Jeannoret, dock oi gloss works. Wanted Light T rails. Frank P. Brown, Big Run. For Salo Two seated oanopy top hack, grocery wagon und ono horso wagon. J. A. Meyers. For Salo House und lot in West Roy noldsvlllo and a farm In Washington township. Inquire of L. W. Porrln. Wantkd Good Intelligent girls to learn Bilk weaving. Apply tc Enter prise Silk Co. Foil Sale House and lot on Fifth st. Inquire of Murtin Plylur. Fou Salic Five hout.ee and lots in Sykesvllle. Easy terms. Inquire of V. It. Holmun, Sykesvllle, Pa. Fou Salk Lot on Main streot. In quire of L. J. McEntlre. Fou Sale Good house and lot on Juokson st., near coul company olllce, Inquire ut THE STAR ollioe. Notice Employees of the silk mill using electrlo oars going to and from work can purchase car tlukuts at lower rates. For Sale A seven room house, lot 60 by 150 foot. In West Reynoldsvllle. M. E. Weed. Death From Lockjaw. Emery Fauzy, scven-ycnr-old lad of DuBols, died Monday from the effects of lockjaw, the result of a wound re ceived from a toy pistol July 4th. The (Vio-trr says : Bearing In mind the con sequences often following such a wound, his parents took him to a physician and had the finger dressed. The abrasion healed nicely in a few days and tho In cident was forgotten. On tho 12th of the month Emery com plained of having sore jaw and sev eral times became lightheaded and fell ovfcr. During tho nleht he beenmo hysterical and the next day his jaws wero locked. Flvo physicians nil agreed that It whs a genuine case of tatanus. All that medical skill could suggest was tried but. did no good. Ten days ago tho antl-toxlno treatment was tried but gave no relief. Various oilier remedies were tried without avail. Tho littlo sufferer bore up bravely through It all, though for tho fourteen days he whs kept all the time partly or wholly under tho Influence of anes' Miotics In order to relieve tho terrible pain. Knights of Malta Attention. Complete arrangements by Mystlo Commandory No. 313, of Reynoldsvllle. have been made for a basket plonlo at Wlshaw Park Friduy, Aug. 7th. All members and their families are re quested to be In readiness to leavo Rey noldsvllle at 10.00 a. m. to go by trolley line to the park. Invitation Committee. Card of Thanks. We are very grateful to our neigh bors and Monde who wore so kind and helpful during the Illness and after tho death of J. D. Tyra. Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Womeujorf, Fine work and prompt attention given jrou uy vno iipna ml g uo 8 Special sales Friday and Satnrduy at Good buggies and wagons for salo cnenp at j. a. Meyers harness shop. Reynolds' porfect soda makes pleased UMSLUIliei 8. 15 to 35 por cent saved by attending special sales Friday and Saturday. Ask for tho J. P. Smith eh aro on said at Nolan's shoe store. Pat ent colt, patent calf, patent kid. Drink Roy nolds' soda ; always ' the UUSIr. Queon Quality shoes sell at Nolan's shoo store lor ik.uu por pair. You can got a bargain at Nolan's shoe storo. Thoy have about fifty pair of dIw... lw, 1 ...111 - II . . . di lirn li nil i.iit'v win Bin i u r. ii i rw m . i . tlon. Those shoes are good styles. KAUFMAN'S KAUFMAN'S KAUFMAN'S MEN'S SUITS We nre selling our goods nt 4-0 to 60 per cent less than any, other store. We want to make room for our fall stock and will' sell Men's Suits valued at $10, $12, $14, $10 and $18 at $8.35 until August 10th. Kaufman's Bis Store REYNOLDSVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA. BOYS' SUITS We will sell our Boys' Suits, worth $1.75, $2.00, $2.25, $2.45, $2.90 and $3.50 suits, . to 98c all sizes. Our Dry Goods line can beat anything in this section. Come and see and be convinced. KAUFMAN'S KAUFMAN'S KAUFMAN'S THE BIG STORE'S EIGHTH SEMI-ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE THE TIME of year has come for ua to clean up our Summer stocks to make room for Winter goods. What these sales mean need not be emphasized. All we de sire to say ia that we shall conduct this sale in the same straightforward and honest manner which has characterized our sales in tho past and which has crowned our efforts with such gratifying success. We aim to make this just what the name implies. A CLEARANCE SALE. In consequence of .this we put on tables in center aisle all goods which go in sale. It is impossible for us to enumer ate and quote prices on offerings, as we expect to add new lines from day to day. The bargains offered in this sale have never been surpassed in view of quality and price. Watch the tables as many new things will appear frequent ly and as the quantity is not large they will not last long. hick & Wagner THE BIG STORE Corner Main and FifthStreet. Reynolclsville, Pennsylvania.
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