me
An independent journal devoted to the
interests of Heynoldsville.
Published weekly. One Dollar per year
ttrietly in advance.
VOLUME 13.
REYNOLDSVILLE, PENN'A., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22, IJJOL
NUMBEK 7.
GALA
-AND-
GRAND STREET FAIR
-IN-
REYNOLDSVILLE
. Under Auspices of Hope Fire Co.
Week of July 4th
BIG STREET. PARADES
HIGH DIVERS
HIGH CLASS MENAGERIE
FREE BAND CONCERTS
BIG ILLUSION SHOW
ATHLETIC EXHIBITION
Join the Boys and Celebrate
Many Free Attractions Six Big Shows
-WE KNOW
The Naked Truth
When we say we have the Largest Stock and
Lowest Prices of any Grocery House in the County.
Good, substantial goods the kind the people live on. Be
low we quote a few prices as sample. Our store is chuck full
of bargains for the careful buyer. Make out your list of
wants and let us quote you prices on bill goods. We are
always here to correct errors and make everything right.
Best Patent Flour por sack $1.35 to $1.45.
18 ths Pine Granulated Sugar $1 .00.
25tos. l.IK).
8 ttm. Arbucklos' ColTeo !).o.
Extra Floe Bulk Coffee, regular
price 20 cents, 15c
3 Can Beat Standard Tomatoes 25c
1 Doz. Cans Bout Standard Tomatoes l)5o
1 Doz. Cutis Good Standard Tomatoes 85u
Bust Sugar Cured Hams per tt. l.'lc
Wo soil Thos. J. Lip ton's Tons and
Robinson
Over the Door Mats
There, Is one society whose members cun bo liiHtuniij delected,
for they wear its budge publicly. It is the society of well-shod
women who wear "Dorothy Dodd" Shoe.
The stylish woman Is easily known by her shoes. Whon the
fashion writers talk of ''the 'Style of u Dorothy Dodd' Shoe" they
mean it 'bus the distinction which attuohos to the leader nf society.
A voiiihii limy be on the outer door-mats ot society, but If she
wears stylish shoes her feet have entered the sacred portals at
least. I need not cluim that my shoes are stylish ; every I fashion
writer In this country has claimed it for me.
Slucerely yours,
DOUOTUY DODD.
Oxfords $2,51) ; Boots $3.00 ; Specials 50 cents more.
eyelets do not wear brassy.
BING-STOKECO.
Don't forget that The Star's Job Department is one of the best
equipped in the county and all classes of work can be turned
out with speed and satisfaction.
I EH
WE TELL-
5 Itis Good Uice, 25c
4 H8 b better grade 25o
7 His. Rolled Outs 25c
10 ttis. Pure Leaf Lard $1.00
7 cakes Gloss, Star or
Lenox Soap, 25o
5 His. bit' 'at Prunes 25c
11 lb. Best Navy Beans, 50c
4 lbs. Best Lima Beans, 25c
Best Sugar Cured Bacon
i:t and 14c pound
ColToos Best In tbe land.
& Mundorff.
Fast uolor
That Tlirnbhlilu llrndnrhe
Would qulcklv leave you, lfyou used
Dr. King's Now Life Pills. Thommmlii
of sufferers have proved their match
less merit for Slek and Nervous Head
aches. ,They nmko puro blood and
build up your health. Only 25 cents,
money back If not cured. Sold by H.
Alex Stoke, Druggist.
FINANCIAL STATEMENT
Ol the Public School District ol the Bor
ough of Reynnldsvllle lor the Fiscal
Veer Ending June A, 1904.
GEO. W. HWAP.TZ, Ex-Tux Collector.
In ncronnt with tlio Hclinnl District of llio
RnroiiKli of Keynoldsvlllo tor 1 he year ending
June II, 1U04.
School AoroiNT.
By nm't due to O. W. fwtirt
lust set tlement I WW
M 20
To ain't crcd'd on lond acc't I !H4 7S
I KM 7li I 3M 75
Mono AivorKT.
To nm't duo from Ex-Col.
0. W. Swarm last. sett... I i.dOT Ml
By sm't paid over to I. M.
Swart x. Collector $ I,IM HJ
By nm't t.'r. I'm Hchool ucc't XA 75
By nm't exonerations on
bond acc't 2.170
By am't exonerations on
VmlldlnK nce't M 70
By nm't due (i. W. Swiirlr.
on biitldlnit nr. last sell. 1,117 80
By amount duo from O. V.
Swans, Ex-Tax Col 1,207 Tit
t 4,007 &3 f 4.007 53
OF.O. V. MVAUTZ, Ex-Treasurer.
HOMI AfCOtNT.
To am't balance In Trens.'s
handslnst .settlement...! 2t9 00 -
By am't turned over to I.M.
Swam, present Treas... I 209 00
I 2110 00 f 20U 00
I. M. PWART zTtrx Collector.
Hrnooi..
To amount uf duplicate .... f 4,747 02
" " tt added on
P20.'14 4il Oil
By nm't of exonerations 0 l.0 M
reliate on r!,7:4.;o CIS 74
" V., Col.'s',' on H.HXi.im 72
" M, ' " '.1.I3.. 4."i Oil
" ft'.', " i'lim.ii?.. 4s 33
' Treasurer's receipts (I.2.V4 03
To am't due to Cel. 1. M.
SwarU l.WHI .'
(tl.ilsn 4:1 i,ftsti 4:1
Bond.
To am't of duplicate I 4,3"iJ 33
" sildel on !742.K7. 7 14
By am't of exonerations ... N2 14
' S rctmleon.'.tl3.:2 1:14 i;i
" 21 Col.'s?' on!,.Ms.:M WIH7
( Col.'s on ?sl4.;n 42 24
' tit, " " jrsn.oi :i no
" Treasurer's rei'elpts 1,711s 711
14 In hands C'nlloclor
1. M. Swartis 2,302 10
,3si 37 HM 37
I. M. BWAUTZ, Treasurer.
Hcnooi
Toam't ree'd f'm W.H. Bell,
rent for Assembly liall. 0 00
To am't ree'd f'm W.H. Hell,
balance led urn fund... 20 0ft
To am't rcc'il from C, V.
Smith, tuition 87 112
To am't ree'd f'm State ap
propriation rcmilur .... 2,lSft 00
To am't re'ed f'm Slate ap
propriation sp"etnl 108 32
To am't rec'cl fin Y. II. Bell,
Presbyterian c h u re It,
use of Assembly hall 0 00
Toam't ree'd f'm W.H. Hell,
Helping Hand Society,
use of Assembly hall 0 00
To am't roe'd f'm W.H.Bell,
for slate sold 10 44
To am't ree'd f'm W.H. Bull,
for slate sold to Wins
low township 12 00
To am't ree'd I'm Jos. B.
Means, ilng tax for UHti. . 20 21
To am't ree'd from Jos. B.
Means, Co. Treas 21 00
To am't ree'd from I. M.
Swart, tax collector 0,2M Oil
By am't of orders reileemed, s,8ft4 71
" Treas. 'a 1 uinn'n KM 64
I S.943 20 h,04U 20
Bomi,
To am't la hands treasurer
last settlement I 209 00
To utu't ree'd fmni 11. W.
8wnrts,ex-cnllcclnr 1,185 83
Toam't ree'd from Col. 1. M.
Swaru 1,738' 79
By am't orders redeemed.. . f 3,170 H.I
" Treas.'s 1v cotn'son ill 70
" balance la treuftiir-
er'n hands 21 00
I 8,223 01 t3,223 01
KIN A NCI h STATEMENT
Of the School dist rict of the Borough of Reyn
oldsvllle fur the yeur ending JuueO, 1004.
ltKsoirilCEH.
Am't due f'm O. W. SwurU,
ex-collector 1,207 70
Am't due f'm I. M. Swart.,
colloctor, bond acc't 2,30i 10
Am't In hands Treas. I. M..
Swaru, bond aee't 21 Oil
LlAIIIMTlES.
Am't of bonds outstanding, 117,000 00
Am't eertif. of Indnhleilnot. 2.it7 fto
Am't of orders outstanding. 7;2 27
Ain't duel. M. Swartv, col
lector school acc't 1,800 38
Am't of Indebtedness 18,tlMft 20
I.'.',;1U0 21 122,300 21
STATE.MENT(7i'' EXI'ENBEH
Of the Hidiuol Dlst riot of the borough of Hey 11
oldsvllle for yeur eudlng June II, 1UU4,
Am't puld for teachurs' salary $.",:il0 00
" " Janitor lino U0
" " priming 23 HI
" " auditing 21 00
" ' walur 144 83
" " gas IM S4
" " electric llglits 24 32
" " sclioul suilles 41N 12
" " telegruphlug 1 4U
" " lawn seed, ulc Ill UO
" " engine oil 11 41
" " dlplonms 18 00
" " plumbing, etc 273 fts
" " piano lttl 00
" M 'liHrdware, etc lis 18
" " V. W. Burns, tuaui w'k 130 US
" " E.C.Burns, ' 2S 70
" " Thos. Tapper, " 4 00
" " Ed. Sehullze 10 00
" " truant ollleer... . 48 00
" " llnoleuiu 12 48
" " J.W.Koust. uttendlug
County Conveiillon 2 00
Am't paid for work and material
for uunieul paving 280 00
Am't puld fur rubber hose 1ft uu
" " tulephoiiu 14 fto
" " brick 611 3
" " wales .... 40 00
" " l'b'r putting lu scales 611 07
" " bhuilu trees & pluul'g 10 10
" ' lumber 0 20
" " fuel 301 14
" " fiviglit, druyuge and
express s 17
Am't p'd f'rduy l'ti'rou grounds,&e. UINI 08
' " sei'retury, pustuge, etc. 107 23
" " tleusuiur's uouuilsslon, 88 64
18,043 Hi
Audited June 15tli, 1004, and found Ui lm
correct.
l'lisii J. Biiti.kh I
l)vii) II. HiiKAHxyJ Auditors.
h. li. CiOIIll,SV I
"At a Sunday School Missionary."
Many do not understand the work of
an American Sunday School Mltsionary.
To givo such an Idea I want to glvo yon
two months expertenco of myself In
Venango county, Pa. I organized 4
Sunday schools with 15 teachers and
124 scholars, visited and aided a number
othor schools; vlsltedl24 families having
prayer and reading the word In many
homos ; delivered 20 sermons and ad
dresses and done personal work, leading
some to a saving knowlodgo of Christ. I
met many difficulties In organizing tho 4
schools. The first ono was In the
southern part of the county. The
peoplo did not want anything todo with
me at first. I visited the homes and
found that the place needed a Sunday
school. Some objected to my organiz
ing, saying it would not live, but I
organized It just the same, a school of
50 or AO scholars. The people got
Interested and raised $21 to put a new
roof on the house. Since then I have
been back and preached there at the
old Rod Lyon church about 10 days,
having 0 conversions.
Somo times I visited homes and found
no bible there. I would leave them
ono. One place whore there wore about
20 children and I could not get a place
for a Sunday school, and twice I went
there and talkeo to the child red in open
air. Personal work Is a very Important
part of the work. I was going down to
Oil City ono night on a train and I sat
down beside a young woodsman. Iturn
od to him and asked htm if he was a
christian. Ho said he was not, but his
mother was. I Bald whore Is your
mother ? Ho said "In Heaven." I then
anked him, don't you want tomeether?
He taid he did. I then asked him If he
would become a christian by accepting
Jesus Christ as his Saviour. He said he
would. By that time we were at Oil
City and on streets of that city we held
good our decision. I want to say that
such work as tho missionaries are doing
is greatly needed every where. Since
then I have been in a number of school
houses and neglected churches, preach
ing tbe gospel of glad tidings which
has been received with joy.
J. E. KlRKWOOD.
Ntnrtlllllf Kvldonre.
Frosh testimony In great quantity Is
constantly coming in, declaring Dr.
King's Now Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs and Colds to bo unequalled. A
recent expression from T. J. McFarland,
Bentorvlllo, Va., serves as example. Ho
writes : "I hud Bronchitis for threo
years and doctored all tho time without
being benefitted. Then I began taking
Dr. King's New Discovery, and a few
bottles wholly cured mo." Equally
effective in curing all Lung and Throat
troubles, Consumption, Pneumonia and
Grip. Guaranteed by H. Alex Stoko,
Druggist. Trial bottles froo, regular
sizes 50c, and $1.00.
Now crop of bicycles and sundrlos at
Stoke's, the druggist.
FINANCIAL STATEMENT
Of Public Schools of Wlnelow Township Dletrlct
JeHerson County, Pa for the Fiscal
Year Ending June 1, 1904.
Whole number of schools 30
Number of teachers employed HO
Number of pupils enrolled In schools 1,'Wi
Average dally attendance 878
Am't tux levied for school purposes, 17,450 lit
building " t2,384 02
ThEASURKH's Account Money Received.
Received from State appropriation..! 4,724 30
From Collector, tuxes uf all kinds.... 8.MII 07
From Loans l.MNi AO
F'm Co. Treas. uns't'd lands, flnes,&c, 313 41
From sales of houses or lauds. . .' 10 so
From Hog Tux HO si
Total Receipts $19,847 20
Thiahciikii's Account Money Paid Out.
For purchasing grounds f 200 10
Building houses, sealing & furulsh'g, 1,22 07
Tcaehers' Mages 10,4'iH ftO
For rent and repairs 0.V4 08
Forfuel undcouilngencles bin 14
Fees of Col., $:iiS.7:J Treas,, 1312.37
Salary of Se.,expenses,Btal'ii ry.&c. I 120 00
For debt and interest paid 0.'3 18
Text ISMiksund supplies 1,1110 0.1
Total Money Paid Out $lf.,lUH K2
ItKSOUKGES ANU LIABILITIES.
Amount due district 000 0:1
Amount due treasurer Ki so
Total debt of district 8, 100 07
Auos Htroiise, Collector of Wlnslow Town
ship School Tux.
Am't In Col.'s hands from last yeur. . 70.1 13
Amount of school duplicate 7,4r0 04
Amount uf school building 3,3a4 02
, 10,02ll 70
To amount paid to W. 11. Iteber I 3,710 80
" '' " " 300 no
" " " " ssl 02
" " " " 201 60
" ' " 1,600 76
" " " ' OliO (10
" " 1.260 00
" " " 461 00
I 8,001 07
6 Collector's t on 15,7x3.76 f 2hll 28
2 " " .-i.4W1.42 mm
6 " " fc.fttift.Utl 18 20
6 ' " t 010.28 30 61
Am't returned to Comiuls'ners Jan, I 08 115
" " " after Juu.l 14 64
Exonerations ou school tax... 322 4s
" " building tux 45 61
School tax due borough 14 02
School tax due building 4 00
(1,068 70
Amount of duplicate 110,020 70
Credit paid on duplicate 10,020 70
Bulunce I (toll 03
June 8. tool, we examined the above ac
counts and found them correct.
W.T. Cathkhs I
Levi Schucker VAudltor.
J. I. BUTTKM I
I
Bids Wanted
Tho West Heynoldsville School Board
will receive bids until July 1, 1!H)4, for
tho furnishing of run of mlno coal for
West Hoynoldsvlllo schools for terra
beginning Sept. 5, 1001.
Also bids for junitorship for sumo
term. Hoard reserves tho right to
roject any or all bids.
By Oudku of the Hoard,
O. H. Johnston, Sec.
riven to leperntln.
Living at an out of tho way place, re
moto from civilization, a family Is often
driven to desperation In caso of ac
cident, resulting In Hums, Cuts,
Wounds, Ulcers, etc. Lay In a supply
of Ducklen's Arnica Salve. It's the
bcBt on earth. 25o at II. Alex Stoke's
Drug Store.
Bicycles.
Tho old re liable Rambler better than
ever, also bicycle sundries and repairing
at Hoffman's.
FINANCIAL STATEMENT
Ol the West Reynoldsvllle Public 5chool Dis
trict lor the Fiscal Vear Ending
June nth, 1904.
Whole number of sclnsiW 4
Hllilier of teachers 4
Number nf pupils enrolled IM5
Average al lemlunco 133
Ain't taxes levied foi school purposes,l,077 47
. " building " 143 10
11.220 m
TitEAseiiKii's Account or Monet IlKt'KivEn.
Amount from State npnropriatlon....$ NM.20
Amount balance from Wi year 6;il s4
Amount from Col., luxes of all kinds, l.r.'i) 00
A mount from all other sources 31 0s
t'-.Hll 08
Tkf.asciikk's Al.'t'orNT MoNKY I'AIDUIVr.
Repairing, etc 4 ' 87
Teacher's w anes 1,-V?0 III)
School lext books Il l 40
Si'luHll sllillc 141, 115
Fuel anil eonl Inu'encle'. 3:i 57
Fcenof Col. 3;1.5T and Tre-is. $i"i.(K) .... 67 67
Salary nf Secretary on
Oilier expenses 2is ill
?!,ll!' 117 I
(.'ash on hand I 0- 31
Rksiiimicks. i
Amount i'iinIi nil hand I 31 31
Am'tdiio district (i-om oihcr sources. 45 23
433H4
Audited Juno 0, IIH'4.
J. W. CAMI'HKI.I., I
I'. A. Haiiiiman, V Auditors.
!'.. Ij. Johnston,
A Big Muction Sale!
Friday and Saturday
v.
June 24 and 25
Clothing and
will be sold at
Suits
For Men, Boys and Children.
$15.00 Suits reduced to $11.50
$12.00 " " " U.50
$10.00 " " " 7.75
$ 7.50 5.50
$ 5.00 " " " 3.75
$ 3.00
$ 2.00 " "
'
Pants
$5.00 kind for
$1.00
$3.50
$3.00 "
$2.00 "
If In tiood of Hny tiling In tlio lino
you to cull unii oxumino my
fK Special
One Hour Sale
On Soft and StilT Nats
from 7 to 8 p. m.,
June 24th and 25th.
Reductions as follows
$.'1.00 Hats for - 12.25
(2.00 Hats for $1.00
$1.00 Hats for 75o
$2.50 HaU for. 1.00
Cl.oO Uats for 1.15
PRICE
$3.r0 and $4.00.
For Sale at
Tmewn is
'(oiij. i
anything on the
Mi:
I'm
I 1 a it
Gents Furnishings
the following reductions ;
Knee Pants
$1.00 kind for
75c kind for
50c kind for
35c kind for
Straw Hats
2.25
1.50
$1.50 kind tor
$1.00 kind for
50c kind for
Men's Shirts
$t.00
3-.50
3.00
2.50
1.65
$1.50 kind for
$1.00 kind for
50c kind for
50c Boys' Shirts
of Clothing- or Gont's Furnishing: it will
lino for all goods will bo sold as advortlsud.
To givt good
to the consumer
ftUi
MAKERS
W, C.
Ml
REYNOLDSVILLE, YK.
Facts About
Walk-Overs
They are the result of twenty-eight
years of active exper
ience in shoe making.
They make and hold friends.
Every wearer becomes a mis
sionary. They have been shipped all
over the world.
They are sold by one dealer
in a town.
They were alone at the start,
they have led ever since and they
lead to-day.
Robinson's snoe store.
NonrxNo like-
HOUSEHOLD LACQUER
PR restarlng original lustre and tone to old worn, scratched
and faded furniture, woodwork and floors.
LACQURRET dries ever night and wears like rawhide. It will
not lade, turn while er crack.
LACQUERET Is all right In every wey for everything. A child
can epply It.
LACQUERET la sold In convenient packages ready for use In
Light Oak, Dark Oak, Mahogany, Cherry. Walnut. Rosewood,
Rich Red. Mmi Oreen, and Clear". It Is TRANSLUCENT, nan.
Iodine, brilliant and durable, fiunerlor In nalnlm of m-rl, n
market.
Aak for Color Card and Inatruotlvo booktat"
"THE PAIHTV DECORATOR."
FOR &ALE BY
THE KEYSTONE HARDWARE COMPANY
75c
65c
39c
25o
$1.25
85c
39c
$1.25
90c
45c
39c
pay
k ,1. &
TfS CnnMENT IS COIlRJUNTEED
wear and perfect satisfaction.
HENRY