t ft Bint.
.Vu6ncnpon $1.00 per year in advance,
C A.NTKPIIKNftOItl, Kdltorand Pnk
WKDNK8DAY, JUNE 15, 1004.
nninupiirnrli'nl lirnl)i)H-r.piilillhfi1nvprf
d.vii..l lo tln lnirr.wii.of Hyniililvni
Jnd.lniri-rmm-iiiinty. Nnti-iollt Irtil, wl II tnnt
in wmii imrnoK, mm win i-Hi)oi'liilly rruuid
l toWHril. tht liilxirlnir .
Oommunlcntlnnii Inli'mli'd for pulillmtlon
(hunt lie iK'romimnliMl tijrtho wrlli'r'n nntnx.
not for Dunlli'iillon, lint m a Kunrnnlcn of
Rnndfnlth. In1iTrtlim ncwultomminlli'ltPrt.
Advert llnir rmm niiide nown on applica
tion t this ofllre.
I.cnjlily cnmmnnlrntlnnii and rhnnire of
a.lvHrtlsempnta nhould reaoli thin ollloe b
Monday noon.
Sulwi-rlptlon tirWit.onporyonr.ln ndvixnrn.
Bnwn, Kiynolilfivllliv a.
Teachers' Examinations.
The annual examinations for thJ
toBchcfs of Jefferson county will be
hold as follows : Tuenday, Juno 21,
8tanton ; Wednesday, Juno 22, Worth
villa J Thursday, June 2.1, Summervillo:
Friday, June 24, nicliardflvlllo ; Satur
day, June 25. Hoekdulo Mills ; Wed
nesday, June 29, 1'orrysvlllo ; Thursday,
Juno 30, Vunxsutawnoy ; Friday, July
1, Reynoldsvlllo ; Saturday, July 2,
Brockwayvllle ; Tuesday, July r, SI?ol;
Wednosday, July (1, Corsica ; Thursday,
July 7, Cool Spring i Friday, July 8,
Frostburjf ; Saturday, July 0, Hrook
villo. SPKClAt, EXAMINATION.
Saturday, Ail net 27, Brookvlllo.
Kxamlnatlons will begin at 8.00
o'clock, a. m.
Applicant will hand to tho Superin
tendent a stamjicd envelopo addressed
to himsolf (or herself.) This envolopo
should contain tho last certificate or
"grades" received.
All applicants are required to bo ex
amined In Algebra and Civil Govern
ment. A comprehensive knowledge of
the common school branches will bo
required.
No certificates will be issued before
July 15. Directors should note this in
selecting: dates for tho electing of
teachers.
The directors and all frionds of
education are cordially Invited to bo
present at those examinations.
Hked H. Teitrick,
County Sup't.
Tovn Council Meeting.
The regular mooting- of tho town
council waa hold June 7th, President
Sayora in the chair. Members present,
Hujrhes, Rltzln, Ncale, Sayors and Ap
plegate. Minutes of tho previous meeting' road
and approved.
E. C. Burns was present and wanted
the council to appoint a committee to
adjust damages to him for tho grading
of Fourth street.
A committee from Hope Fire Co.
proposed to the council that if the
oouncil would purchase, a hose wagon,
the Hope Fire Co. would pay half the
cost. On motion tho president and sec
retary wore authorized to act In con
junction with the Hope Fire Co.'s com
mittee and purchase a hose wagon.
I. M. Swartz, tax collector, reported
$112.34 tax collocted since last meeting.
Tho matter of paving west end of
Fourth stroot was hold over until next
meeting.
On motion the sewer committee was
authorized to purchase an acre of
ground from tho C. L. & M. Co. to be
used as a dumping ground.
Chlof Burgess Simmons reported re
ceipts to be 170.25.
On motion bills amounting to $903.90
were ordered paid.
On motion the light committee was
authorized to have five more aro lights
placed for use of the borough at places
designated by the light committee.
On motion adjournment until Juno
15th, at 8 p. m.
Letter Lint.
List of unclaimed letters remaining
In post office at Roynoldsvllle, Pa., for
the week ending June 11, 1904:
Mrs. Rose Miller.
Foreign Giuseppe Gurrera Pantaleo,
Bordignon Vellvillos, Gozzola Domen
loo. Say advertised and give date of list
when calling for above.
E. C. Burns, P. M.
Light Colored Suits.
We've possibly 25 boys' and children's
light colored suite, sizes 3 to 8 and 9 to
16 years, C3.G0 to $5.00 you can buy this
week for just half price and get Double
Gold Trading Stamps with each
purchase. Bing-Stoke Co.
Carnival
Of amusements on the 4 lb. but our
reduced sale of lace curtains beats them
all. C.K.Hall.
Straw Hats.
Double Cold Trading Stamps this
week on all men's, boys' and children's
straw hats. , Bing-Stoke Co.
Bicycle repairing and sundries at
Hoffman's. We also have' high grade
wheels for sale at low prices. ,
Beady mixed paint, white lead, var
nishes, ground glue paint and white
wash brushos at Stoke 's, the druggist.
See the spring hate at MIHlrens.
Bicycles, tires, sundries, and every
thing the bicycle rider may need at
Btoke's, the druggist.
See the new line of skh'teat Milllrena.
THE PEOPLE WHO ARE PASSING
TO AND FRO.
Mrs. A. T. Blng visited in DulloU
last week.
Miss Ilalllo Burns is visiting relatives
at Sharon.
Miss Mary nurgoon spent Hiimlny In
Brookvlllo.
Mrs. Kate Harris visited In Falls
Creek last week.
S. O. Wells was In HIinorBburg the
fli'Bt of this week.
J. H. McConnell, of Coraopolls, was
In town over Sunday.
Miss F.rma Robinson Is visiting
friends at Grove City.
Mrs. Walter 8mlth Is visiting her
mother In Brookvlllo.
Miss Mary Bamberger, of Big Hun,
visited In town last week.
Mrs. A. B. Weed Is visiting Mrs.
W. H. Karns at Oakmont.
Prof. J. H. WlUon, of Corsica, was In
town tho first of this weok.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Robertson, of
Bitumen, are visiting In town.
Mrs. W. T. Cox wont to Hawthorne
yesterday to visit her daughters.
Mrs. M. T. McMahon has been visit
ing In Driftwood for several days.
Miss Anna Klahr loft here Monday to
visit relatives In Clarion and OH City.
Dr. G. W. Freo, of Houtzdale, was a
visitor at John H. Corbotfs homo this
woek.
John and Ford Fink returned Monday
from a visit to tho World's Fair at St.
Louis.
Miss Maud King visited Mies' Fonda
King In Falls Crook Saturday and
Sunday.
Mrs. John H. Corbett is visiting hor
sister, Mrs. C. H. Prescott, at Clove
land, Ohio.
Miss Nellie Wilson, of Caledonia, has
been visiting Mrs. P. J. Connolly the
past week.
MIbs Olivo Reynolds is attondlng tho
Christian Endeavor conyentton to
Brookvlllo.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Campbell Bpent
Sunaay at homo of tatter's parents at
Lawsonham. .
Will Shocsley wont to Falls Creek
yesterday to work for J. M. King at
Hotel Evergroen.
J. Van Roed and son, M. Fred Reed,
were at Sligo Monday attending the
funeral of a relative
Mrs. John Ward, sr., of Catfish, Pa.,
formerly of this placo, visited In town
tho first of this week.
Postmaster S. E. Sprankol, of Wlsh-
aw, is visiting his parents at Now
Bethlehem this week.
Mrs. J. L. Barlow, of DuBols, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. A. T.
Bing, on Grant street.
Mrs. William Shields, of Clarington,
was the guest of Mrs. D. J. Simmons
several days last week.
Mrs. Addison Wells and Miss Lillian
Philips are visiting two brothers and
two sisters in Philadelphia.
O. A. Gray, who has been at Wash
ington, D. C, for sometime, returned
to Roynoldsvllle last week.
Mlssos Elizabeth Taafe and Cora
Robertson visited friends In Punxsu
tawney several days last weok.
Mrs. E. E. Woodward and Mrs. Willis
Hoon, of Lambertvllle, are visiting their
parents In West Reynoldsvllle.
Mrs. William Barclay visited her
daughter, Mrs. H. Earl Swift, In Brook-
vine a couple of days last week.
Mrs. Robert Fergus and children re
turned last week from a three weeks'
visit in Indiana and Allegheny City.
Miss Amy Reno, student in the
Women's College at Baltimore, Md.,
Is at home for the summer vacation.
Misses Alta and Carrie McMlllen, of
Walston, were guests of Misses Edith
and Lena Herpel a couple of days last
week.
J. M. Humphrey went to Clearfield
yesterday to superintend the erection
of two large cased brick houses at tbat
place.
Miss Maude Deter returned home
last Saturday after a two week's visit
with relatives at Hawthorne and Put
neyville. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. McCrelgbt
are visiting the former's brother,
Smith MoCrelght, and family In Wash
ington Co., Fa.
Mrs. E. B. Harker and daughter,
LaRue, of Johnsonburg, visited the
former's sister, Mrs. Jane Sprague, in
this plaoe last week.
D. W, Atwater and wife will go to
Roaring Springs, Blair Co., to-day
whore Mr. Atwater will organize a
Pr6tected Home Circle.
V. G. Corbett, who holds a position in
Pittsburg, returned to that place Mon
day after spending a short time with
his family in Presoottville.
Misses Pearl Barrett and Eula Deem-
er, who were attending the Central
State Normal School at Lock Havon,
returned borne Saturday.
William Heckman Is vlBltlng his
brother, Jerry Heckman, in this place.
Ammon Swartz, who has been located
In Pittsburg some time, has aooeptod
an olHoo position with the Lake Shore
R. R. at Cleveland, Ohio.
Frank A. McConnoll and Mrs. F. P.
Miller were at Knoxdalo yostorday at
tending a meeting of tho stockholders
of tho Farmers' Tolnphono Co.
Rev. J. C. McEntlre was called to
Callonsburg Saturday to attend tho
funoralnf a brother-in-law, A. J. Raroar,
who die? Friday, June 10, 1904.
G.wgo Bolton and wife, of California,
Pa., were called horo last week to at
tend the funeral of the latter's grand
mother, Mrs. Katherlne Brennan.
MIsb Anna Stlvanson, graduate of the
Roynoldsvillo Business College, went to
Kittannlng Monday to accept a position
as bookkeeper and stenographer.
Mrs. M. B. Georgo, of Clarion, and
Mrs. W. F. Small, of WIlllamBport, are
visiting thoir parents, Mr. and Mrs.
R. 8. Williams, in WeBt Reynoldsvllle.
Councilman George Hughes and
mothor, Mrs. Mary Ann Hughes, went
to East Brady Monday to attend the
funeral of tho latter's brolhor, George
Grovos.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuol Holt, of Sugar
Hill, and Miss Helen McCullough, of
Brockwayvllle, visited Mrs. Hannah
Butler and family on Grant street tho
past woek.
Grant Rhoads wont to Harrlsburg
Monday to attend the Great Council of
Pennsylvania, Improved Order of Red
Men, as a delegate from the Rnyn
oldHVtllo Tribe.
Miss Cathorlno Mann," of Owatonna,
Minn., a Bchool mate of Miss Amy Reno
In tho Wemen's College at Baltimore,
Md., is tho guest of Miss Reno at the
M. E. parsonage).
Mrs. Charles Lyio, of Loechburg,
who was visiting her mother, Mrs.
Lilly Mooro, at Rathmol, returned
homo last weok, accompanied by her
brother, Fred Mooro.
Frod Smith, a student In Dickinsons
Law School of Carllslo, Pa., whose
parents movod from this placo to
Eldersrldge, Pa., last fall, was in town
a day or two last weok.
Rev. A. J. Meek, Rev. J. E. Dean,
Evangelist Joseph E. Kirkwood and
Thomas Gulliford went to Barnesborn.
Ta., yesterday to attend tba mooting of
tho Uoartlold Baptist Association.
Henry Stevenson, of Sandy Valley,
who has boon at Cambridge Snrlnira
six weeks under treatment for kidney
trouble, has received boneflt from the
treatment and will roturn homo this
week.
Raymond E. Brown, graduate of thn
Cornell University, now a student in
tne L.aw Department of University of
Pennsylvania in Phlladolohia. came
homo yesterday morning for the sum
mer vacation.
J. Van Roed. of Sarcoxlo. Mo.. Ho
A. Roed, of Chicago, 111., and M. Fred
Reed, of Now York City, were called
to thoir home In this place last week bv
tho serious illness of wife and mothor,
Mrs. J. Van Reed.
Hubert R. Farrell. of Elklns. W. Va..
who holds a good position there as resi
dent engineer of the civil emrlnefirlnir
corps of the Wabash railroad, is visit
ing ms parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. J.
Farrell, in this plaoe.
Father Carpenter, of Mead villa, form
erly assistant of Father Brady at this
piace, ana Father O'Hern, of DuBois,
attended the commencement exercises
In the St. Mary's school at Reynolds
vllle last Thursday evening.
Ed. O'Rlelly. of Lindaev. former! v a
citizen of Reynoldsvlle and a member
of the Keystone band, now a member of
the Punxsutawney band, was in tnwn
Thursday evening with the Punxs'y
band on his way home from the K. of
P. re-union at Brookvlllo.
John Ward, jr.. formerly of this
place, whose parents, now reside at Cat-
nsn, fa., was visiting in Reynoldsvllle
last week. Mr. Ward graduated at thn
Bliss Elootrical College in Washing
ton, jj. u., about ten days ago and is
now an eloctrlcian. He exDeta in rot
a position in the neighborhood of Pitts
burg.
D. H. Breakey, one of our merchants
who was at Cambridge' Springs. Pa.,
four weeks for treatment for lung
trouble, returned home last Friday
greatly improved iu health and very
much encouraged. Mr. Breakey thought
be bad tuberoulocls when ha went to
Cambridge Springs, but the doctors
there claim be does not have tuberou
locls. Ready mixed paint, white load, var
nishes, ground glue paint and white
wash brushes at Btoke's, the druggist.
Kelly's shoos for women at Mllllrens.
Varnish stains, decorative enamels,
gold paint, of excellent quality, at
Btoke's, the druggist.
Laos curtains at Milllrens.
Want Column.
Ratnst One cent per word for each and
evorv Insertion.
' For Sale Cheap Good lawn swing.
Inquire at this oft Ice.
For Sa LB Farm of no sores In Clarion
county good land, fruit and spring
water; 50 acres improved) five room
house, new barn, oto. un jer laid with
coal and gas ; located ono-hitlf mile
south of Strattonvllla on' the Clarion
and Buuimorville railroad; price 1,500.
F. W. Klikpatrlck, Strattonvllle, Pa.
Foil Salk Houso and two lots In
flno residence section of Main street.
Will ho sold at a burgnln to quick
buyer. Inquire at Utiildlng and Loan
ofllco.
Foil SALE A tosm of mules and
harness. Inquire of Gus Herold.
Foil Sai.k A portable saw mill. In
quire of Levi Schugors.
For Bale Six room house, olty
wotor in house, gas in evory room,
sewer connections for bath room and
closot : all the rooms recently ropapor
ed ; barn on lot ; house Is in good loca
tion. Will be sold for $1,000. Inquire
at The Star office.
For Sale Forty foot lot on Main
Stroot. No hotter location for business.
M. M. Fisher.
For Sale Cased brick slate roof
house, 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 stroot.
Price $2,250. It Is a bargain. Inquire
at The StaroIIIco.
For Sale House and lot on Grant
street with all modern Improvements.
Inquire of Mrs. C. Mitchell
Foil Sale High grade second bond
buggy. Good as now. Inquire at U.
W. Moore's grocery.
For Sale Meat market in good
location. Inquire at The Star olllco.
Wanted Intelligent girls to learn
weaving. Also girls for clothplcklng.
Enterprlso Silk Co.
Wedding and birthday prosonts In
fine china, cut glass, art pottery, gold
and silver novoltlos, &o., at S toko's, the
drugglBt.
FINANCIAL STATEMENT
Of Public Schools of Wlmlow Townablp Dlitrlct
Jefferaoa County, Pa for the Placal
Year Ending- June 1, 1904.
Whole number of schools m
Numherof tvui'hent employed ml
Number of pupils enrolled in wliools l.:flr
Average dully attendance NTH
Am'tlax levied for school purposes, I7.4.V) HI
uulldlnit " li;jx 02
TnitAsORKit's Account Monky Urcaivnu.
Received from Htnto iiiproprlntlon..f 4.?.'4 :l
Krom Collector, taxes of all kinds.... X.H'il H7
From Louns i.kki )
K'm Co. TreaM. uns't'd liiiidH.flnvs.&c, ai.l 41
From sales of Imuaos or IuiiUh HI Ml
Krom Dog Tux mi hi
Total Receipts IIS.M? liU
Trrasuiikii's Account Monky Paid Out.
For purchasing grounds uo IK)
Building hoiiHPH, settling & furnlsh'g, l.2-' 07
Teachers' w.tirpn 10,4 !M M
Kor rent and ropalrs H4 lis
Kor fuel ntidcont liiKenclna Nti4 14
Fees of Col., I'JilH.W Treus., $112,117
fiilary of fec..expeiies,siut'ii ry.&c. I lid 00
For debt and Interest paid u&i IS
Text books and supplies t.ltitl us
Total Money I'ulu Out tir,illH Ki
Resources and Liauii.itiks.
Amount due district f mm rci
Amount due treasurer KI Nl
Total debt of district 3,190 117
Amos Btrousr, Collector of Window Town
ship School Tax.
Ara't In Col.'s hands from last year 7i l;i
Amountof school duplicate 7.4.V) 04
Amount of school bulullug 2,;itv It!
110,029 711
To amount paid to W. II. Reber 3.71(1 SO
" " " " :im on
" " " " BKl 2
" " " " 201 (10
" " " " l,MH)7ft
" " " ' urn m
" " " lwooo
" " " " 4M 00
1 11,1101 117
5 t Collector's on H7H.V73 1 2ss js
I " tMKlii lint
5 ' " fc.MIMIM ... 11H 20
" ". I 010.2H 30 M
Am't returned to Commis'ners Jan. 1 lis ttf
" " " after Jan. 1 14 M
Exonerations on school tax , a23 4S
" " building tax 4.1 M
Fchool tax due borough 14 Vi
School tax doe building 4 09
11,05(1 79
Amount of duplicate I10.S29 79
Credit paid 011 duplicate 10,020 70
Balance 009(0
June s. lMU, we examined the above ac
counts aud found them correct.
W. T. Cathrrs I
Levi BchuckkrsV Auditors.
J.J.Suttku )
FINANCIAL STATEMENT
Ol the West Reynoldsvllle Public School Dis
trict for the Fiscal Year Eadlag
June 6th, 1004.
Whole number of schools '4
Number of teachers 4
Number of pupils enrolled 1H5
Average attendance 1:1:1
Am't taxes levied ful school purposee,S1.077 47
" " " building " 143 id
11,220 611
Trbasuhkb's Account or Money Kkcki vsd.
Amount from Slate appropriation. ...I 823 26
Amount balance from last year 631 4
Amount from Col., taxes of all kinds. 1,120 11
Amount from all other sources 31 us
12.607 US
Treasurer's Account Money Paid Out.
Repairing, etc I 42 67
Teacher's wages 1,820 U)
School text books 114 40
Hchool supplies - led OA
Fuel and contingencies 311 ft?
Fees of Col. tl2.A7and Treis.tSi.0Q .... 67 f!7
Hillary of Secretary 20 on
Other expemtea 218 SI
V 12,119 67
Cash on hand uss al
Uesouiioks. 1
Amount cash on hand.. 81-8 31
Am't due district fromother sources. 46 23
Audited June d, 1W4. J3 M
. W, Oampbei.Ej, )
. itAHouAN, ) Auditors.
.Joiinston, I
Mlartllna Kvldenre.
Frosh testimony In great quantity Is
constantly coming In, declaring Dr.
King's New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs ami Colds to lie unequalled. A
rooent expression from T. J. MeFnrlntui,'
Benlorvlllp, Va.. serves as exampli'. He
writes: "I had nninnhltls ror three
years and doctored all thn time wltlmnt
being benefitted. Then I began Inking
Dr. King's New Discovery, mid a few
bottles wholly cured me." Kqiislly
effective In curing nil f,ung und Tli -vat,
troubles, Consii 111 pi inn, I'n. iimnnlit and
Orlp. Guaranteed by II. Alex Stoke,
Druggist. Trial bottle freo, regular
sizes l0o, and 11.00.
Gold and 8ilver Medallions.
Newest novelty, we've only gut flvo
hundred of them. Actual vnliin 'jfio
we're going to sell them Friday Tor 10c.
No Trading 8tmii with theso medal
lions as they cost I7e to import. He
member you can buy them Friday for
10c. lJIng-StokuCo.
Bicycles.
Tho old reliable Humbler better than
ever, also bicycle sundries and repairing
at Hoffman's.
Art pottery, glass, flue china, In sets
and single pit ces at Stoke's, tho druggist
PIRE
Glnncc over the list below ami deride for yourself the indemnity oflered to property owners, j
it they carry a policy in any of the fire insurance companies named.
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
bid
you ever think that
2 ing as the materials enterint,'
We can write you a policy on
i rate tlinn the building. It would pay you to investigate Rent Insurance.
i G. M. McDONALD, Resident Agent.
SfflCK & WAGNER
A SPECIAL
On SuitGases, Travel
ing Bags and Hand
Satchels, also La
dies' Low Shoes,
1JIE HAVE recently added to our varied and general line of Dry Goods and Ladies'
11 1 Furnishings a line of Suit Cases and Traveling Bags. We have the best and
most up-to-date line at popular prices on the market. To introduce these we will for
10 days offer as a special inducement 10 PER CENT DISCOUNT on every one sold.
The prices on Hand Satchels are 65c and 75c. Prices on Suit Cases range from
$3.25 to $10.00. This sale means a saving on every Case purchased. The $3.25 will
cost you only $2.92 and the $5.00 only $4.50. These are prices you can't afford to lose
if you are not already supplied. The time of year is almost here when you will need
one. We can't afford to sell at these prices after the 10 days as this is merely to intro
duce the line andjwc absolutely guarantee it to be the best line for the price on the market.
LADIES' OXFORDS
We have a small line of Ladies' Low Shoes left to close at 25 per cent. The
line is somewhat broken In sizes and we do not care to re-order, hence, to close the line
we will offer as a special inducement 25 per cent. This means that you pay 75c on
every dollar for shoes whose style is absolutely correct.
Do not
CORNER MAIN AND
Reduced Rates to Chicago.
Fur the benefit of Ihosu desiring to
attend the Uepubllcan National Con
vention, to be held at Chicago, June 21
to 24, the Pennsylvania Hallroad Com
pmiy will sell round-trip tickets to Chi
cago, from nil stations on lis lines, from
June 1(1 to 20, inclusive, ifimd returning,
leaving Ciilengo not lator than Juno 20,
at rale of alible? faro for tho round trip.
For specific 1 ii foriMH I ioti concerning
rales and times of tt iiins, consult near
est ticket ngent.
. Straw Mats.
. Double. Ould Trading Stamps this
week on all men's, laiys' and children's
straw hats. Hing-SUikc Co.
Wedding and birthday presents In
lino china, cut glass, art pottery, gold
and sliver novoltlos, &e., at Stoke's, the
druggist. j
See tho new spring styles In W. B,
corsets. Mllllrens.
Special sale of lace curtains and
portieres for one week from Thursday,
June Kill). C. It. Hull.
Varnlriti stains, decorative enamols,
gold paint of excellent quality, at
Stoke's, the druggist.
J. 10. Mitchell, merchant tailor, near
Hotel Imperial.
PIKE
Assets.
$ 18,040,793 $ 2,176,720
17,623,177
14,542,951
14,192,177
11,291,000
5,858,820
4,000,000
4,046,681
3,859,761
2,120,000
4,910,606
1,019,234
$101,505,200 $14,457,474 $4,225,000
rents, or rental value was as imnortant an item of value in a build-
into the construction thereof, and
the rents of your building in the
TUB DIG STOKE-
miss a splendid opportunity.
FIFTH STREETS, REYNOLDSVILLE, PENN'A.
Driven to Desperation.
Living at arj out of the way place, re
mote from civilization, a family is often
driven to desfieratlon In case of ac
cident, resulting In Burns, Cuts,
Wounds, Ulcers, ttto. Lay In a supply
of riueklen's Arnica Snlvi. It's thn
best on earth. 25a at II. Alex Stoke's
Drug Store.
Bicycles, tires, tvmdrles and every-'
thing the bicycle rider may need at
Stoke's. the druggist.
Hart. Schaffner A Marx clothing at
Mllllrens.
WANTED I.AHV Oil flKNTI.KM AN OP
fulr education to Iravpl for a HrmPMabllsned
iW years. Salary, (1,072 per year and expense,
paid weekly. Aildiess with stamp. H. W.
hi llcy, Heynoldsvllle, I'a.
WANTED
Girls fifteen years of age to
learn Winding.
Enterprise Silk Company.
Loss in Baltimore.
$ 750,000
500,000
500,000
1,000,000
550,000
250,000
175,000
200.000
250,00d
100,000
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
Not Involved
that rents can lie insured ?
same company and at a owep
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