4
Subieriiitum $t.00 prr tf r t nifninrt.
I). A.mrHKKMt!!, Kdltnr and Pnk.
WEDNKSOA Y, JUNK 8, MM.
Anfiulciwmlt'tit ln'nlpipir.mlil1fhi,'1iivpry
IVwilnemluy nt ItivviiftlilMvllh., .Ii'tlwuiin Co.
t'li,. rti'vuii'rt in iln luiiMfHimif Hi yiiiililivllli'
.iiil.lifTi'rwiirnimly. Nun hIH Iriil, mil I rvul
nil ll li f nlrniMK, ntnl will lin i"iiM'llly f i liniil'.
Iv towtinlft 1lit IiiIiiiHmk i'lum.
('imimltntrnlliitin ImIimiiIi'iI for inllillrfttlnil
iituit Iw lii'i'onipunliMl Ity thr whIit' imtnt',
liot. for nuiillnifci Inn, hut n it tntnrnntiMi or
(jihMl fiittli. 1 n t f rHt ItiiC lil'wn tt.'iim aollt'ltiM.
AJvprtlnlnii rutin niiulo noun on pilli'
lion nt tliln nUlcr.
lntrlity ronimiinlriillnin nml rlinnire of
vIvHrllAcmniiia ulioulil ri'iirh thin olllro ly
Momlny noon,
Snhnrriptlon prlrrfl.iiOprrTrnr.ln wlriiner.
Aililri'o nlli-ommntili'uilon lo II. A. Mti'ph
ftnmn, ItovimlilHVtlltv I'n.
5nJy Valley.
Mr. 11. A. Hliorwooil who liiw hoi
111 for the punt two work In nlowly eon-
VRluftolng.
Mrs. Krtrnh Flrown, of Cool Spring) '
vlHltinff hor soii, .Iuiir'b Drown anil
fnmlly nt this plm-o.
Quito a niimW of our townBpooplo
nttomli'd tho V. II. IIritIb show In
KoynolclHvllle Hahinliiy I ml,.
Mlfwon HI nml Knto Kiillil, of I'ntiH.v,
havo roturnotl homo after a xhort vldlt
with their sUUr, Mrs. Oliver KlonU,
Mlsso Ciortruilo ntnl Mnry VVrUoii,
of HoynohlHvlllo, hnvc boon HpondiiiK ft
fow days with V. J. Honor anil wlfo at
this plniio.
Tho stono-maHons am at work gotllng
tho stono roaily for tho now bi ldo to
replace tho old ono nvrora Sitnily (.Irk
at this plai'O.
Mr. ami Mrs. I.on Carrier, of Hrook
vlllo, spent tho Sabbath with Mrs.
Carrier's brother, W. K. (iurvin anil
family, of this plnoo,
Mrs. Mary Ann MoFaililen who has
boon spend Ing a few days with her
daughter, Mrs. Kiln HooIhj, at I'miltm,
returned to her homo at Hells MIIIh
laxt Baturday morning.
That Throbbing lli'ntlni he
Would qulokly leavo you, If you used
Dr. King's Now LIfo fills. Thousand
of sufferers havo proved tholr match
less merit for blek and Nervous Head
aches. Thoy make puro Wood and
build up your health. Only 2.1 cent,
money back If not cured. Hold by II.
Alox Btokc, Druggist.
Hart. Sohnffnor .V Marx clothing at
Mlllirens.
Now crop of bicycles and sundries at
Stoke's, tho druggist.
WANTED l,AIY OK I1KNTI.EM AN or
fnlrriliii'sllon lo 1rHV)l f)ir s ttriiith1iillllHl
; ynr. Kn li y, 1 1 .073 mt yrnr nml i' jpi'iiHi'-.,
pulil weekly. Aililro with ainnip. 11. V.
ki'llny, KoytmldHVlllii, I'n.
A New
Departure
A Community of
Interest Idea.
Wc hnvc determined to
mnkc n proposition to our
new nnd old customers
which will bc beneficial to
you all.
We Give Premiums
On every 5 cent purchase ot
Tea or Coffee, redeemable
for cash or nny kind of
household goods
Sideboards, Chairs,
Tables, Clocks, Rugs,
Ornaments, Etc.
We could furnish your house
absolutely free. And -we
give the best Coffee, fresh
roasted and the finest
flavors.
Once a Customer
is
Always a Customer.
Our premiums are not
small things but very val
uable and our Tea and
Coffee is absolutely the best.
OUR PRICES
Coffee, fresh roasted and-fine
flarored 15, 23, 25 and 30. cents.
Te 25, 35, 45, 50, 60 and 75
cents.
Sugar in any quantity
5c per Pound.
' Female or mule agouti wauled to
cauvtuB.
EUROPEAN TEA
COFFEE CO.
&
Footer Building, Halo Btnx,
ttoynoldsvllla. Peon's
Vslus of Burlsl Ltsjus Polity.
Hurla! League of tho U. 8
rittshui K, Pa.,
Ciontlomnn! I wlslfto express my ap
preciation of the prompt and satisfactory
manner In which you can led out your
contract on tho death of my daughter,
Huth, for whom I had iMsued contract
No. 1 10, Feb. 2, 1110.1, at R mist of 110 cents
a year. Death c.viui suddenly through a
lira In which I lost my daughter and
upon culling on Mr. J. II. Hughes, tho
undertaker, and handing him the con
tract tho boHt attention and service was
rendered.
Words fall to express tho satisfaction
I feel In this matter and the great
honcllt derived by having had a I'nifiie
contract as It relieved mo of u bin di n
that would otherwise have lioen asevrro
mo on mo lo carry. No ono who Is at
all provident should remain a moment
without a League contract and I cannot
endorse It too strongly, having ex
perienced Its benefit.
Mim. Katk IIiminh,
HcynolilH.vllle, I'a.
I 'on tine Is can 1st secured by seeing
Klehard MesHlek or calling at Hughes'
undertaking rooms.
Pennsylvania's Sabbath Law.
Section 1 3. If any mtsoii shall do
or perform any worldly employment or
business whatsoever on the lird s day,
commonly culled Sunday (works of
necessity and charity only excepted)
shall use or practice any unlawful giuno,
hunting, shooting, sport or diversion
whatsoever on tho saiiio day, and bo
convicted thereof, overy such person so
offending shall, for every such offonso,
forfeit and pny 11.00 (subsequently rais
ed to iVHI in Allegheny Co.) to be
levied by distress, etc. Provided, al
ways, that nothing herein contained
shall bo construed to prohibit the dress
ing of victuals In private families, buko
houses, lodging houses, Inns nnd other
houses of entertainment for tho use of
sojourners, travelers or strangers, or to
hinder watermen from landing their
passengers, or ferrymen from carrying
over tho water travelers, or persons
removing with thuir families on tho
Lord's Day commonly called Sunday,
nor tho delivery of milk or tho neces
saries of life, before nlno of tho chsik In
tho forenoon, nor alter five of the clock
In tho afternoon of tho samoday.
1 4. Provided, always, that every
Buch prosecution shall be' commenced
ithln seventy-two hours after tho
olTonso bo committed.
17. Thero shall be no hunting or
shooting or fMilng on the first day of
tho week, called Sunday, and any person
offending against tho provisions of this
section shall bo llablo to a flno of 925.00.
Worst orall Hierliiir.
Can anything bo worse than to feel
that every minute will bo your last V
Such was tho experience of Mrs. S. II
Nowson, Decatur, Ala. "For throe
yoars" Bho writes, "t endured Insuffer
able pain from Indigestion, stomach and
bowel trouble Death seemed Inevitable
when doctors and ull remedies failed
At length I was Induced to try Kloctric
Hitters and tho result was miraculous.
I improved at onco and now I'm com
pletcly recovered. " For Llvor, Kidney,
Stomach and Bowel troubles Kloctrio
Hitters is the only mediolno. Only 50c.
It's guaranteed by II. Alex Stoke,
Druggist.
Notice to Contractors.
Sealed proposals will be rccelvod by
tho Town Council of tho Borough of
Heynoldsvillo until Wednesday, tho
15th day of Juno, 1004, at six o'clock p
m., for tho grading, curbing and paving
of Main street from tho oast sldo of tho
Iron bridge to east sldo of Seventh
street. Pluns and specifications can be
seen la tho clerk's olllce. Tho Council
reserves tho right to reject any or all
bids. J. C. Savers,
Pres. of Council
L.J. McEntiue,
Clerk of Council.
Driven to Desperation.
Living at an out of the way place, re
mote from civilization, a family Is often
driven to desperation In case of ao
cldont, resulting In Burns, Cuts,
Wounds, Ulcers, eto. Lay in a supply
of Bucklen's Arnica Salve. 1 It's the
best on earth. 25o at H. Alox Stoke's
Drug Store.
The average man thinks every other
business better than the one In which
he is engaged. Sometimes he is so sure
of it that he makes a change, and then
comes a discovery.. He finds that the
new business which at long range look
ed so rosy, has a full complement of
thorns, not altogether different from
those which beset his old occupation
Instead of indulging in day dreams con
cernlng other people's affairs, men
would make more progress by employ
ing their spare time in nipping
the thorns that annoy them. Tlit Cont-
monerand Glasmcprker.
Wedding and birthday presents in
fine china, cut glass, art pottery, gold
and silver novelties, fco., at Stoke's, the
druggist. ' .
Don't forget that John H. Doubles
baa reopened his big I. X. L. loe cream
parlor on East Main street.
See the new spring styles In W. B
oorsoU. Mlllirens.
Ready mixed paint,1 white lead, var
nishes, ground glue paint and white
wash brushes at Stoke's, the druggist
LMirrLlat.
List of unclaimed letters remaining
n post office at Raynoldavltle, Pa., for
the week ending June 4, 1904:
Miss nonrntta Hrown, Frank F.sniill,
r., J. Dom Hulnnnn.
Foreign Johan Ilarhans,
Ray advertised and give date of list
hen calling for alxive.
R. U. Huknh, P. M.
Fot One Week
Commencing Thursday morning, wo
III give Double (lold Trading R Is nips
on nil men's, ladles', misses' and child
ren' oxfords, shoos, (btr stis-k of
hesn goods Is a largo one, In viol and
Ideal kid. Hussla tan In all thn new
cuts, shapes and tees. Wo save you 15
to :m per cent and give you Doublo
(iold Trading Htamps. Hlng-Htoko Co.
Nlnrlllnu I'.vlilrlirr,
Fresh testimony In great (inutility Is
constantly coming In, declaring Dr.
King's New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs and Colds to bo unequalled. A
recent expression from T. J. McFarland,
Henlorvlljo, Va., serves as example. Ho
writes S "I had Bronchitis for threii
years and doctored all the time without
Nilug bcnellttcd. Then I began taking
Dr. King's New Discovery, and a few
Istttles wholly cured mo." Finally
effectivo In curing alt Lung and Throat
troubles, Consumption, Pneumonia and
Orlp. CuBiaiitecd by H. Alex Htoko,
Druggist. Trial bottles freo, regular
sl.es50e, and ft. 00.
Bicycles, tires, sundries and every
thing tho bicycle rider may need nt
Stoke's, tho druggist.
Bicycle repairing and sundries at
Hoffman's. Wo also havo high grade
wheels for sale at low prices.
Seo the spring hats at Mlllirens.
Wedding nnd birthday presents In
line china, out glass, art pottery, gold
and silver novelties, tie., at Stoke's, the
druggist.
Want Column.
Kitles: Onn cent unr word for eseli and
every limi'men.
Foil Sai.k House and two lots In
flno residence section of Main street.
Will bo sold at a bargain to quick
buyer. Inquire at Building and loan
olllce.
Foil SAt.K A team' of mules and
harness. Inquire of (Jus Hurold.
Wanteii Kmpty milk bottles re'
turned to Star doHit.
WANTKl) Bomo long ryo straw,
Frank's Tavorn.
Wantku Two furnished rooms for
light housekeeping, Inquire at Tins
ST AH olllce.
Foit Sale A portable saw mill. In
quire of Levi Schugors.
Wantku A girl at unco. City Hotel,
Heynoldsvillo, Pa.
Foit Sai.k Good driving horse. In
quiroG. G. Williams, Wost Iloynolds-
vlllo.
Foil Sale Six room houso, city
water In house, gas In ovory room,
sower connections for bath room and
uloset : all tho rooms recently ropapcr-
cd ; burn on lot ; houso is la good locu
tlon. Will be sold for S1.000. Inqulro
at The Stah olllce.
Found A flat koy with largo hole in
end. Call at Star office.
For Sale Forty foot lot on Main
Stroet. No bettor location for business,
M. M. Fisher.
For Sale Cased brick slato roof
houso, eight rooms, not including pan
try and bath room. Nicely furnished
throughout with yellow pine. Front
and back porches. House was built last
year. It is located on a pleasant street,
Prloe $2,250. It is a bargain. Inquire
at The Star office.
For Sale House and lot on Grant
street with all modern improvements,
Inquire of Mrs. C. Mitchell
Foil Sale High grade second band
buggy. Good as new. Inquire at H
W. Moore's grocery.
For hale Meat market in good
location. Inquire at The Star offloo
Wanted Intelligent girls to loarn
weaving. Also girls for olothplcklng.
Enterprise Silk Co..
A Ooullmial strain.
Many men and women are constantly
subjected to what they commonly term
"a continual strain" because of some
financial or family trouble. It wears
and distresses them both mentally and
physically, affecting their nerves badly
and bringing on liver and kidney all
ments, with the attendant evils of
constipation, loss qf appetite, sleepless'
noss, low vitality and despondency
They cannot, as a rule, got rid of this
"continual strain," but they can remedy
its health-destroying effects by taking
frequent doses of Green's August
Flower. It tones up the liver, stlmu
lates the kidneys, insures healthy
bodily functions, gives vim and spirit to
one's whole being, and eventually dis
pels the physical or mental distress
oaused by that "continual strain." Trial
bottle of August Flower, 25o ; regular
size, t5o. At all druggists. H. Alex
Stoke.
ORPlHANCe, .
(NO. Ul)
AN OHDINANCK-Provldlng for tho
grading, curbing and paving of that
rart o( Main street whloh lls hu
ween thn east end of the bridge
across Handy Link Creek, on the West,
and thn osst side of Heyenth street,
near thn 1'rosbytorlan church, on
tho Fast.
WiiKUFiAH, A laiuii tiumlsir of per
sons owning rciil limner tv ahiittlnir upon
Hint part of Main strer.t, In the lloroiigli i
oi llcyniiltrivlllo, whlen lies lint ween thn
cast ml oi tho hrlilgo nei-iifs Humly
Lick orenk, on tho West, and tho cunt
side of Hnvonlh street, near tire i'roshy-
terliin chinch, on thn I'.asl, have pre
sented to thn Town Council a written
iriiHmitlnii to tho effect that If the
loroiiuli el Kuynoltlsvlllii will cause
said part of Main street to bo graded,
curls'il and paved with paving brick,
during tho present year, they, the salii
property owners will pay one-thlril part
if tho cost of such griming, imi'lilug anil
paving In front of their respective
properties, tlm HoroiiKh of Itcynohls
vlllu to pay thn reuiulnlng one-tlilid
part of such cost.
Now, TllKliKKciitK, Hn It ordained
and minelKil by tho Town Council of tho
Horotiuh of Iteynolilsvillii, Pa., and It Is
hereby orilulneil and enacted by authori
ty of thn saiiio :
I, 'I'll nt tho above mentioned propo
sition of property owners Imi and tlm
siime is hereby accepted.
2. That part of Main street which Is
designated almvu shall, during the
present year, ho graded, curbed anil
paved with paving brick, In iiccorilanco
with tho pluns and speelllentlous pre
pared by .lames 11. Cuhlwcll, Ksq,,
which are hereby approved, urn herein
attached and iiihiIii a part of this ordl
nancu. The alxive mentioned properly
owners sliull pay that purl of tlm oust
of such grading, curbing and paving
which they have, In said proposition,
agreed to pay and the reuiHlniler of
such cost sliull ho home by the Borough
of UeynoldHVille.
II. Tho ('resident and Hecrulury of
Council are hereby directed to silver
tlso In one or morn newspapers publish
ed In thn llnriiugh of KoynoldHVllln, and
by liiiiid hills, lor hlos or proposals lor
tim grmllng, curbing and pnvlng of mild
part of Main street In accordance with
tho provisions of this orilinnuci) and the
pluns anil speclllcallons liereloattaclieil.
All bids to Imi for tho completed work,
Including all malerluls, and to Imi no-
compnnled with samples of the hrlcs
proposi'd, to Im used by tho nldder. Tlm
Council reserves thn l ight to reject any
or all bids.
4. Tlm bids to bo iniulii sliull ho for
tho completed work by tho squure yard,
meusii i'n incuts to he from tho Inside of
both curbs. Said bids shall ho smiled
nnd lie tiled with the Secretnry of
Council not Inter than six o'clock p, in,
on Monday, tho 15th day of June, A. I).,
11104.
6. Tho succesHful bidder will Imi re
quired to enter into a contract In writ
ing to perform the mild work, ami furnish
thn materials therefore, In accordance
with the provisions of this ordinance
and tho plans and specifications hereto
attached. Tho said contract shall pro
vide for thn commencement uf tho work
on or hnforo tho 2,"lh day of Juno, A.
D., 1IHI4, and tho II mil completion there
of on or before tho illlth day October,
A. 1)., 1001. Tho successful bidder will
also bo required to file with tlm Secre
tary oi uouncll, williin loriy-eigiii
hours after tho acceptance of his bid, a
bond with sureties to be approved by
tho Council, In tho sum of ten thousand
dollars, conditioned (1 ) for tho fuithful
performance or tho work within the
time above mentioned and In uccord-
anca with thn plans and specifications
and (2) for the payment to tho Borough
of licynoldsvlllo of any and all sums
which may be recovered airuiiiHt it hy
reason or on nccount of any curclessnuis
or negllgnnco on part of, the said con
tractor or liny of his agents, servuuts or
employees, together with all fees, costs
and expenses incurred hy said Borough
in defonso of any anil ull !..nts or actions
brought against It on account or by
reason of such curulossncKsorniwIitfoiico.
U. Tho sucocssful bidder will also bo
required to furnish, within live days
from tho date of the accoptancu of his
bid, a written agreement on part of tho
manufacturer of the brick to be used In
said paving warranting all of tho brick
to be usod In said paving to ho cquul in
all respects to tho samples submit ted
to the Council and warranting that said
brick will, if laid In accordance with
the pluns and specifications, withstand
ull the ordinary and usual exigencies of
travel upon said street for a period of
five years from the date of tho com
pletion of tho work. The said agree
ment Bhall also contain a stipulation to
the effoot that said manufacturer will
replaoo, at any time during said period
of fivo yoars, upon notice by tho Council,
all biick which shall not withstand tho
ordinary and usual travel on said street
or wnlun may disintegrate or orouk up
on account or heat, cold moisture or de
fective or improper material in or work
upon tho brick themselves.
7. If tho successful bidder shall fall,
negleot or refuse to sign tho contract,
tile the bond and agreement montioned
in sections 6 and U of this ordinance,
his bid shall be rejected and the Council
shall ho at liberty to advertise for new
bids or, at Its option, to accept the next,
lowest bid filed by the person who shall
comply with the said provisions of this
ordlnanoe.
8. All ordinances or parts of ordl
nanoes In conflict herewith be and the
same are hereby repealed
Passed and enacted finally by the
Council at a regular mooting held at
the council chamber on the Utb day of
May, A. U 1D04, at :Z0 o'clock p. m.
John C. Bayers,
Attest : President of Council.
L. J. McEntire,
Clerk of Council.
May 14th A. D., 11)04, the foregoing
ordinance is submitted to me, read and
approved. L. M. Simmons,
Witness : Chief Burgess
C. A. Stephenson.
WANTED
Girls fifteen years of age to
learn Winding.
Enterprise Silk Company.
Woitd's Psif,
. Juno (I, 1(1, 2:1, und 30 are the n.'xl.
dates lor great iinseh excursions to Ml.
fronts via Pennsylvania Kallrnnd. on
account of the Loiislnna Pnrehnsu Im
position, Ths rstes for these excursions
have been fixed nt such a low flmirn
that they afford those of limited means
mi opportunity of seeing thn World's
Fair at mi i'Xccpihniilly small cot,
l lm unusual success tttli'inllng Hie first
I'i'iinsylviinlii Itiillrond excursion linll-
ntes that thi'Ho will lie very popular,
Hpeclul tritlnn of liiniliinl 1'witnyl-
Viilila Killlroiiil coiichi'M of the most
modern pattern will he run en the
iilMivn-mciillnucil dittfH from New York,
I 'hlliiili'lphlu. Iliirrlhurgk Altooun, and
Pittsburg, direct I y thrniii'h lo Ht
Louis, with ample slop for ineulH m
convenient hours. F.nch triiln will M In
charge n( a Tourist. Agent of Ihe l'i tin
Hvlvatllll llallronil The rules will bo
ho sainn as for thn first, exem -Ion, May
10, '.!! from New York, I H Ml from
l'lilliidelphlii, nnd priiporllonato, riiteN
from other si minus. Specific Infoi mil
lion regarding time of special train mid
connection, and raliw frmu principal
stations cuHt of Pit ImIhh will Ihi
announced shortly.
New crop of bicycles mnl siiiiiIi'Ich nt
Stoke's, tho dt'iigglHt.
PIRE
(lance over the list Ih I iw and decide for yourself the indeinnity offered to projierty owners
il they carry a policy in any of the lire iiimirnticc companies nnttied.
Company.
Home of New York
Philadelphia Underwriters
Hartford
Continental
Insurance Co. of N. A.
Fireman's Fund
American Central
Glens Falls
Niagara
Greenwich
German
Prussian National , .
Totals
Did you ever think that
injr as the materials entering into the construction thereof, and that rents can lie insured ?
Wc can write you a policy on the rents of your building in the same company and nt a lowei
rate than the building. It would pay you to investigate Kent Insurance.
G. M. McDONALD, Resident Agent.
S'
Seasonable Sale on Season
able Merchandise.
WE are offering this week a lot of Dimities, Lawns, Batistes, etc., at prices that you
can't afford to miss. These are all regular summer merchandise and just what
you will want for the balance of the summer. These retailed regularly from id to 50c
a yard. We have sorted them up and are making two lots of them :
io to 25c a yard to go at 5c a yard.
25 to 50c a yard to go at 10c a yard.
Do not miss the opportunity as you will have no other until season is over.
Children's Dresses
A few Children's Dresses left to close out at
half price. Wc have these in whites and
colors in Lawns, Batistes, Ginghams and
Percales. Prices ranging from 50c to $3.00.
50c kind to close at 25
$1.00 kind to close at ... .50
$1.50 kind to close at ... .75
$2.00 kind to close at - - - $1.00
$3.00 kind to close at - - - , $1.50
Do not fail to grasp the opportunity to secure seasonable merchancise at sale prices.
No need to wait until season is over. Quantity is limited and when they are all we
can't supply any more at such prices. '
Sale begins on
THURSDAY, JURE 9TH.
. and lasts until sale goods are all gone.
. Come early and make sure of securing good things.
KEflP YUR
Tlic ntiovc mny not 1c "polled cor-rcctljr,
Hut our oxi'oKim wiixfit you jaT-fcctly.
Try a pair and lie convinced. ..
tL.iiSjLtBsa.iaii
HARMON'S price
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Assets.
$ 18,040,793
i 7,623, 177
14,542,951
14,192,177
11,291,000
5,858,820
4,000,oii0
4,046,681
3,859,761
2,120,000
4,910,606
1,019,234
(lAHM fn linrikMor In
IihimIh of AtfnnlN,
$ 2,176,720
1,589,780
2,624,374
1,673,080
1,806,308
1,000,000
750,000
836,368
609,921
500,000
654,429
236,494
$101,505,200
rents, or rental value was as important an item of value in a buiid-
SiiICK & WAGNER
tub it i o stoku.
$2.00
$2.00 kind to
$3.00 kind to
$5.00 kind to
FEAT KOOU
SHOE STORE.
Lous in Iinltimore,
$ 750,000
500,000
500,000
1,000,000
550,000
250,000
175,000
200.000
250,000
100,000 V
Not Involved
Not Involved
$14,457,474 $4,225,000
Ladies' Ruffs
Only a few left to
close at half nrice.
Prices range from
to $b.OO.
close at
close at
close at
$1.00
$1.50
$2.50
i