Published weekly. On Dollar per year
strictly in advance.
An independent journal devoted to the
interests of Reynoldsville.
REYNOLDS VI MiE, PENN'A., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21), 190L
NUMBER .
VOLUME 13.
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GRAND STREET FAIR
-IX-
REYNOLDSVILLE
Under Auspices of Hope Fire Co.
Weekof July 4th
BIG STREET PARADES
HIGH DIVERS
HIGH CLASS MENAGERIE
FREE BAND CONCERTS
BIG ILLUSION SHOW
ATHLETIC EXHIBITION
Join the Boys and Celebrate
1 , 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 wc 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 Patuut Flour pi-r Back 1.3.1 to $1.43.
18 ft Pine Granulated Sugar $1.00.
SB Itw. J.:w.
8 lbs. Arbucklos' ColToo - li"o.
Extra Floe Bulk Coffee, regular
prloe 20 oents, . l.ro
8 Can Best Standard Tomatoes 2c
1 Tloz.'Cans Best Standurd Tomatoes 95c
1 Dux. Cans Good Standard Tomatoo 8"io
Best Sugar Curud Haras per tti. l.'lc
We sell Thus. J. Ltptun's Tons und
Robinson
Over the Door Mats
There Is one society whose members oan be Instantly detected,
(or they wear its budge publicly. It is the society of well-shod
women who wear "Dorothy Dodd" Shoes.
The stylish wuinau is easily known by her shoes. When the
fashion writers talk of "the 'Style of a Dorothy Dodd' Shoe" they
mean it has the distinction whluh attaohes to the luador of socloty.
A voman may be on the outer door-mats ot , society, but if she
wears stylish shoes her feet have entered the sacred portals at
least.. I ueiid notulaim that my shoes are stylish i every fashion
writer in this country hus cluitiiud it for me.
Slnoorely yours,
' DOROTHY DODD.
Oxfords $2.50 ; 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 6peed and satisfaction,
WEEK
WE TELL-
S tha Good Rice, 25c
4 tt8 a butter grade 25o
7 tin). Kollod Oats 25o
10 ttis. Pure Lear Lard $1.00
7 cakes GIohh, Star or
Lenox Soup, 25o
5 II is. big fat Prunes 25o
11 tha. Bust Navy Beans, fiOo
4 ttiB. Bent Lima Beans, 25o
. Bast Sugar Cured Bacon
13 and 14c pound
CofToos Bust In the land.
& Mundorff.
Fast color
Thnt Tlirotitilnv llradarhe
Would quickly leave you, If you used
Dr. King's New Life I'ills. Thousands
of sufferers have proved their match
loss merit for Sick and Nervous Head
aches. They ninko pure Wood and
build tin your health. Only 25 cents,
money back If not cured. Sold by II.
Alex Stoke, Druggist.
FINANCIAL STATEMENT
Ol th Public School District of the Bor
ough ol Reynnldivllle for the PIksI
Year Ending June 6, 1004
GEO. V. BWAUTZ, Ex-Tnx ColWtor.
In Brrmint with Hie Crhnol 1lstrlrt of tlio
Bciromili of KoyiioldxvllU'forthe yt-nr millng
June 6, 1W4.
"ciuxit. AccorsT.
By am't due in (J. V. PwurU
lust sen Lemi'nl I
To am't crcd'd on bond nrc't $ !M 7S
2w m
M 20
$ um ; t T.i
BNI ACCOI7KT.
To am't duo from Ex-t'ol.
O. W. H wui t z lust wit... . $ 4,007 IW
By am't paid over to I. M..
HwiirU, Oillei-tnr $ l.IM 82
By tim't t'r. f'm Hclinoi nro't IiT4 7ft
By imi't rxoiH'i-mtotis on
bond ni-c't 25 70
By iiiii't exont'i'iitlons on
liiillillnu iirc't 25 70
By am't due tl. V. Kwiittr.
on liullilltm no. lust sni. 1,117 10
By nmoiint due fnim U. W.
Hwurt., Kx-Tuxfol 1,21)7 711
$ 4,007 W I 4,007 53
UF.O. V. PWAUT. Ex-Treasurer.
Kokd AccorNT.
To am't balance In Trenn.'s
hnnds lust sett lenient... I 200 00
By nm't turned over to l.M.
Swurt , present Trens. . . $ 200 00
$ 200 00 $ 21W 00
I. M. BWARTZ, Tax Collector. '
Hettooi,.
To amount of duplicate .... I 4,747 02
' " :', added on
tm.M 4ii oa
By urn t of exonerations S
' ft'', relmle on .',774. 70
" t coI.'h?, on :,ii:iviNi
" f " " pml.ia..
r,i, " " iiw.ii7..
ISO IW
1.1M 74
IV! 72
4 Oil
4N ,':i
" Treasurer's receipt h ,2.4 Oil
To ntn't duo to Col. 1. M.
Swiirti! 1,808 i
t,ttH 4a in, 4:1
Bond.
To nm't of dupliciite $ 4,HM 23
IW ndded on 742". 117 14
By nm't of exonerations . .. $ K2 14
M relmteonl-'.ilv'.M 1:14 1:1
" 11, 1'ul.V, on !.Ms.:i! ISO 07
B . C'ol.'a j! on M4.70 41 24
t,i, " " f 7mi.ui :t 00
" Treasurer's receipts 1,7.0170
' In liiinUa Collector
I. M. Mwart 2,302 10
$4,311 37 $4,3N0 37
I. M. BWAHTZ, TrcttHUrer.
Ceiinou
Tnam't. ree'd f'm W.ll. Hell.
rent for Asuemlily bull. 0 00
To nm't ree'd fm W.ll. Hell.
bitlunco lecture fund... 20 0(1
To 11m t reo d from I'. V.
Smith, tuition X7 112
To Km t ree d f ni Main im
propriation irioilur ... . 09
To am i re cd f nt Male at-
proprlBtlon spi'i'iul 10 32
Team I ree'd f in W.ll. Bell,
Breslivterlnn rliurc b.
use of Assembly hall 6 00
To am't ree'd I'm W.ll. Hell,
MelpliiK Hand Hix-lety,
Use of AsselnlilV ball U
To am't ree'd f'm W.ll. Bell.
for slate sold 10 44
To am't ree'd f'm W.ll. Bell.
for tdato Hold to Wlnti-
low townsbl,.' 12
To am't ree'ri f'm Jos. B.
Moans, do tax for IIKM.. 211 21
To am I ree'd from Jos. 11.
MeaiiM, Co. Tmhih 830 00
To am t roc d from 1. M.
Hwart., tax collector 0,234 03
By am t or ordei h 1 1'deemed, (s,K4 7'i
" TreuH.'n;( coni'n H(t M
I M.m.t 26 f,043 20
BoMI.
To nm't In bands 'riMisurer
last sett lenient
To nm't ree'd frnm ti. V.
HwartK, ex-collector
To am't ree'd from Col. l.M.
S warty.
By am't orders redeemed. . . f 3,170 M
Troas.'i Is' com'son ai 70
balance In treuiiur
er'fl butuU 21 00
I 200 00
1,1 HIS HI
1,JH 79
t 3,223 01 H,2il til
FINANCIAt. STATEMENT
Of the School district of the Hiinini:li of Heyn-
uiuHviue inr inu year enuuiK juiio 0, 11104.
ltKHoriiCEg.
Am't duo f'm O. W. Hwanz,
ex-collector t 1,207 70
Am't duo fro 1. M. SwarU,
collector, bond noo't 2,302 10
Am't In bandH Troas. I. M.
bwaru, bond ucc't 21 00
I.lAUll.lTlKH.
Am't of (Kinds oiilNtandlnK, 117,000 00
Am't certlf. of liideliieUnesn 2,17 TtO
Am t or orders outstanding. 7:i2 27
Am 1 (too 1. M. hwart., col
lector school ucc't 1 sua :bt
Am toi inuuoteonoM lH,(l"i.l 31
122,3011 21 42
STATEMENT OK KXPENSE8
Of the School District of the bn round of Keyn-
oiusvuiu iur yuur unuilIJI f Ulie u, 1VIU4.
Am't paid for teachers' yulary S,a40 00
Janitor.
" " printing
" ' uudltliiK
" " water..
" " huh
" " electric lights
" " school HlllllltM
" " tuluK-raphiiiK
' " luwn seed, etc
" " outline oil
" diplomas
" " plumbing, etc
" " pluuo
" " hardwaro, ole
" " I'WV. Burns, toam w'k
" " E.O.Hurn.,
" " Tlios. Tapper, "
" " Kd.Schultie
" " truant olllcer
" " linoleum
" " J.W.Koust, attoudiutr
(Jounty ConvuiiMou
Am't paid for work and niaUii'lal
(Mm uu
1 10
21 00
144 Kl
(Ml N4
24 32
418 12
1 40
ai 00
11 41
1H (10
273 ftH
11(0 00
'SH 1H
Mil US
1 70
4 00
lu 00
4K 00
11 48
too
for comeut buvlnu
jm 00
1.1 ou
14 I K)
Am't paid for rubber Iiomj
" " tolephone
" " brick ,
" " HCIllUM
" " I'b'r puttliiK lu acales
' tiliade t ree pluut'a
" " lumlie . ...
" " fuo'
" " If ife uud'
exproBii. . . . -
Am't p'd f'rday I'b'r ou Kround,&o.
" " sm'KHnry, piuiiuKo, olo..
" " treuvurur'a couuiiImsIuu
wo
67
IS 1U
van
8 17
8IM I1H
.107 2a
HS 64
1 1 20
Audited June 15lb, 11104, and f' uud to be
iorrect.
Knmi J. BnTMcK
JliVlU II. BllKAKSY
L. L. (jouut.iix
-Auditor.
BOROUGH ORDINANCE.
(94)
Accepting the hid of T. R. Kvnnsfor
tho grading, curbing and paving of
that part of Main street, in the
liorooifh of Heynoldsvllle, which lies
botween tho eat end of the brldgo
ocrom Sandy Lick creek, on the went,
and tho east aide of Seventh alreet,
near tho I'rcHbytorian church, on tho
east, In pursuanceofordlnaneeNo.pl,
approving the bond of the said T. K.
Evans and authorizing the Burgess
and Clerk of Council to execute a
contract on behalf of the Borough of
lieynoldsvllle with the said T. K.
Kvans for said grading, curbing and
paving.
Whereas. Under and by virtue of
tho provision of ordinance No. 1)1 the
President and Secretary of Council
advertised for bids for the erHillnir,
curbing and paving of that part of Main
street in the uorougn or iteynoicisviuo.
Fa., which lies between the east end or
the bridge across Sandy Lick creek, on
the west, and the east side of Seventh
street, near tho Tresbyterlan church,
on the east, nnd
Whekf.as, On the loth day of Juno,
A. D., 1IHM, T. E. Evans submitted tho
following bid, to wit :
RovnoldHvllle. Pa.. June 15. 1004.
To the Town Council,
Heynolilsvlllo Borough :
Gentlemen :
I submit tho following bid for paving
Main street as per plans and specifi
cations :
Grading per cubic yard, 28 cents ;
paving, complete, per square yard,
stone cr gravel, tl.16 ; setting and
furnishing curb, per lineal foot, 30 cents.
Tho above prices are for the Heynolds
villo Clay Manufacturing Company's
brick, wire cut.
yours truly,
T. E. Evans.
And Whereas. The said T. E.
Evans has agreed, with the Council, to
use in said paving, at the above Bpect
fled prices, wire cut paving block, one'
half of the required number to bo
manufactured by the Uoynoldsvllle Clay
Manufacturing Company and one-balf
to be manufactured by the Reynolds-
vlllo Hrlck and Tilo Manufacturing
Company,
Now, Therefore, Be it ordained
and enacted by the Town Council of tho
liorouguof llcynolusviuo, l'a., and it is
hereby ordained and enacted by autuorl
ty of the samo :
1. That the bid of T. E. Evans.
above recited, be and the Bame is hereby
accented, (wire cut paving block to be
used of tho manufacture above stated.)
2. Tho bond of the said T. E. Evans
with sureties, as filed with the Clerk
of Council, is hereby approved.
3. James B. Caldwoll, Esq., of
Brookvillo, Pa., Is hereby doslgnatod
as engineer In charge of said work.
4. Payments shall be mado to the
said T. E. Evans, at the end of each
period of two weeks on all work done
and materials furnished by him during
the preceding two weeks, on estimates
to be furnished by the engineer Id
charge.
5. Final payment shall be made to
the said T. E. Evans within thirty days
after the completion of the work In
accordance with the plans and specifi
cations, the amount of tho balance due
to be ascertained by actual measure
monts to be mado by the englnoer la
charge, In accordance with the pro
visions relating to such measurement
contained on Ordlnace No. 01.
0. The Burgess and Clork of Council
are hereby authorized and empowered
to execute, on behalf 01 the Uorougn of
Heynoldsvllle, a contract with tho said
T. E. Evans, for the performance of
said work in accordance with the plans
and specifications and the provisions of
this ordinance and ordinanoo No. VI
Parsed and enacted finally by the
To vn Council of the Borough of Reyn
oldsvillo, Pa., at an adjourned regular
meeting hold at the council chamber on
Monday, the 27th day or June, A. u
1004, at 11 o'clock a. m.
UKO. HUGHES.
President of Council, Pro. Tempore.
Attest :
L. J. McEntire,
Clerk of Council.
June 27. A. .. 1004. the above and
foregoing ordlnanoe la submitted to me
read, considered and approved.
L. M. SIMMONS,
Witness : Chief Burgess
W. C. Elliott.
Notice to Advertiser.
The
copy for all display advertise
menu must be in The Star offloo not
later than 2.00 p. m. Monday of each
week to have the advertisement appear
In the paper tho week It is handed into
office.
A ejuntluual Strain
Many men and women are constantly
subjected to what they commonly term
"a oontlnual strain" because of some
financial or family trouble. It wears
and distresses tbem both mentally and
physically affecting their nerves badly
and bringing on liver and kidney ail'
monts. with the attendant evils of
oonstipatlon, loss of appetite, slooploss
nuss, low vitality and despondency,
They cannot, as a rule, get rid of this
"continual strain," but they can remedy
Its bualth-deetroylng effects by taking
frequent doses of Green's August
Flower. It tones up the liver, stlrau
lates tho kidneys, Insures healthy
bodily funotloDS, gives vim and spirit to
one's whole being, and eventually dis
pels the physical or mental distress
caused by that "continual strain." Trial
bottle of August Flower, 25o regular
size, 75o. At all druggists: H. Alex
SERVICES ON THE NEW WABASH.
First Train Leaves Pittsburg 8.30 P. M.,
July a Three Trains Dally Thereafter.
The Wabash Railroad Company takes
pleasure In announcing the opening of
Its new extension to Pittsburg. The
first train will leave the Pittsburg
Passenger Tormlnal, Liberty avenue
and Ferry street, at 8.80 p. ra., Satur
day, July 2nd. This will be a through
train to Chicago and St. Intls, with
.direct connections for all points west of
these gateways. Beginning July 3rd,
three regular trains will bo operated on
convenient schedules, leaving PitUiburg
at 8.30 a. m., 2.30 p. ra., and 8.30 p. in.,
Eastern Time. With these trains a
new route will be offered to prospective
travellers from I ennsylvanla, West
Virginia and Ohio to St. Louis World's
Fair, aud to Toledo, Detroit, Chicago,
Kansas City, Omaha and nil parts west,
southwest and northwest. Tho rates
are low and attractive. A safe, quick
and agreeable journey, with courteous
attention to the wishes of patrons, Is
assured by this lino to the traveling
public. Inquiries for further Informa
tion will receive prompt attention by
addressing, F. II. Tristram, Assistant
General Passenger Agent, Wabash R.
R., 320 Fifth Avenue, Pittsburg, l'a.
Reduced Rates to Detroit.
For the benefit of those desiring to
attend the National Convention of the
Baptist Young People's Union of
America, to be hold at Detroit, Mich.,
uly 7 to 10, the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company will sell round-trip tickets
from all stations on its lines to Detroit,
July 5 to 7, inclusive, good going on
those dates and good to return until
July 12, inclusive, at rate of a slnglo
fare for the round trip, plus 12.00. By
depositing tickets with special agent at
Dotroit on or before July 10, and pay
ment of fifty cents, an extension of final
return limit may be obtained to leave
Detroit not later than August 15. For
speclfio rates and full information con
corning stop-overs, consult nearest
tlckot agent.
Nturtllna Uvldenee.
Fresh toBtlmony in groat quantity Is
constantly coming In, doclarlng Dr.
King's New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs and Colds to be unequalled. A
recent expression from T. J. McFarland,
Bcntorvllle, Va., serves as example He
writes : "I had Bronchitis for three
years and doctored all the timo wlthont
being benefitted. Thon I began taking
Dr. King's New Discovery, and a few
bottles wholly cured me." Equally
effective in curing all Lung and Throat
troubles, Consumption, Pnoumonla and
Grip. Guaranteed by H. Alex Stoko,
Druggist. Trial bottles Iroo, regular
sixes 50o, and tl.00.
Race at DuBois.
For the bonofit of those desiring to
attond tho l'tuce Moot of tho DuBois
Driving Park Association on July 4, at
DuBois, tho Pennsylvania Railroad
Company will sell round trip tlckots to
DuBois from New Bethlehem, Drift
wood and intormudlato stations, July 3
and 4, good returning until July IS, in
clusive, at rate of two rents a milo
distance travelled.
Bids Wanted.
The West Reynoldsvllht School Board
ill rcoolve bids until July 1, 1004, for
the furnishing of run of mine coal for
Wost Roynoldsvllle schools for torm
beginning Sept. 5, 1004.
Also bids for janitorship for same
torm. Board reserves tho right to
rojoct any or all bids.
By Order op the Board,
O. H. Johnston, Sec.
World' Fair Excursions.
Low-rate ten-day excursions via Penn
sylvania Railroad, July 2, 7', 14, 21, and
28. Rate, 14.05 from Roynoldsvlllo.
Train leaves Roynoldsvlllo at 5.27 p. m.
connecting with special train from Now
York arriving In St. Louis at 4.15 p. m.
next day.
Vrlveu to Desperation,
Living at an out of tho way place, re
moto from civilization, a fumlly is often
driven to desperation in caso of ac
cident, roBultlng in Burns, Cuts,
Wounds, Ulcors, eto. Lay In a supply
of Bucklen's Arnica Salve. It' the
best on earth. 25o at H. Alex Stoko'
Drug Store.
Bicycle.
The old reliable Rambler bettor than
ever, also bicycle sundrioa and repairing
at Hoffman's.
Carnival buttons, caneB, whips, flags,
banners, novelties of all kinds at Stoke',
the druggist.
Bicycle repairing and sundries at
Hoffman'. We also have high grade
wheels for sale at low prices.
Bee tho spring hat at MUllrens.
Emerlckvllle.
Thorn will be an Ice cream festival In
Emerlckvillo Saturday evening, July
2nd.
Misses Annie and Blanche Piorce, of
West Virginia, are visiting friends In
town this week.
Miss Gertie Haines went to Punxsu-
tawney this week. She expects to go
from there to Pltttburg to spend the
Fourth of July.
There will be a basket picnic and a
general good time In Schuger'i grove
on the Fourth of July. Everybody
cordlully Invited to attend with a well
filled basket. The entertalnmont and
amusement will conslstof speeches from
several good speakers, balloon ascen
sion, ball game, foot races, to. A prize
of 50 cetits will bo given to the prettiest
ludy in the grove for dinner.
Reduced Rates to St. Louis.
For the benefit of those desiring to
attend the Democratic National Con
vention, to be held at St. Louis July 0,
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
will sell round-trip tickets to St. Louis,
from all stations on Its lines, from July
2 to ft, Inclusive, good returning, leaving
St. Louis not later than fifteen days,
Including date of sale, on date of valida
tion by Joint Agent at St. Louis, at
rate of single fare for the round trip.
For specific information concerning
rates and time of trains, consult nearest
ticket agent.
Worat of all Kxperleucrs.
Cau anything be worse than to fuel
that every minute will be your last ?
Such was the experience of Mrs. S. II
Newson, Decatur, Ala. "For three
years" Bbe writes, "I endured Insuffor
ablo pain from Indigestion, stomach and
bowel trouble. Death seemed Inevitable
when doctors and all remedies failed.
At length I was induced to try Eiectrlo
Bitters and tho result was miraculous.
I improved at once and now I'm com
pletely rocovered." For Liver, Kidney,
Stomach and Bowel trouble Electric
Bitters Is the only medicine. Only COc.
It's guaranteed by H. Alex Stoke,
Druggist.
Carnival
Of amusements on tho 4th but our
reduced Bale of lace curtains beats them
all.' C. It. Hall.
Carnival buttons, canes, whips, flags,
bannors, novelties of all kinds at Stoke',
tho druggist.
J. E. Mitchell, morchant tailor, noar
Hotel Imperial.
Carnival goods at Stoko's.
Hurt. Schaffner & Marx clothing at
MUllrens.
Ten dozen clothes pins for 5 conts at
tho Cash Now York Raokot Store.
tecebu is
III
LACOTJERET
Rich Red. Mom
fading, brilliant
fi
Glorious Shoes for
the Glorious .Fourth
You can't be downright comfortable on the
Fourth unless your feet are in comfortable quarters.
We have just the Btyle9 for summer shoe
comfort.
Shoes and Oxfords in Patent Chrome, Patent
Kid, Vici Kid, Vici Calf and Russia Calf for
Men, Women and Children.
Moderate and reasonable prices for every
body. You'll enjoy YOUR Fourth if we dress your
feet.
ROBINSON'S.
FINANCIAL STATEMENT
Of Public Schools Wlnnlow Towmhlp District
Jefferson County, Pa for f he Fiscal
Year Ending June 1, 1904
Whole nunibor of schools
Number of teachers employed
Number of pupils enrolled In school
Avuruifii iIilIIv ut.teilllllltcn
:im
n
l.aoi
H,9
Am't tax levied for school purposes. 97.4W) 01
" IIIIIHIIMK h,.vh Vi
TiiRAsunKit's Account Momir Reckivrd,
Received from Pinto npiiroptlatlon..! 4.724 30
Kriim Collector, laxusui all Kinus.... vi
From Loans l.Hirt) Of)
K'm Co. Trens. uns't'd lands, linos, Ac, 813 41
Krom miles of bouses or lands 10 80
From DokTu 0 HI
total uecotpui tra, i
TRKAHonittrs Account Monet Paid Out.
For pun-liaslim (triionds I JO0 00
HtilldltiK houses, seatliiK A furnlsli'ir, 1,2-1 1)7
Teachers' wattes ... 10.4JH fid
rorrent nndrepaln im lis
Forfuel andcoiitliiKencle 604 14
Fees of Col.. Ulls.fl Trens.. HI2.87
Halary of Hec.,expenses,tat'ii ry.&c. I 120 00
For debt and interest paid.. PT: 1H
Text liouks Rnd nopplles I.1O0 Itf
Total Money paiu uut iin.tun ks
Kksourcrs and Liabilities.
Amount due district I 800 01
Amountdue treasurer Kl 80
Total debt of district 3,100 W
AMOS flTHOUSB, Cnlloctor of Wlmlow Town
ship School Tax.
Am't In Cob's hands from Inst year.. 70.1 1:1
A mount of school duplicate 7,4.r0 (14
Amount of school building 2,;iM 0!
110,6.11 70
To amount paid to W. 11. Itcber.,
.1
"III 80
mm w
Bl 01
201 M
... 1
,000 7ft
WKI Oil
,2X1 00
4,1 00
I s.imi 7
5 S Collector's!! on ri.78A.7A I 2x9 28
2 " fi.4IMI.42 low 01
St " " t!,5r.W1 1!8 20
t " "I 1110.28 ... . HO 51
Am't returned to Cnninils'nnrs Jan. 1 U8 Oft
' " " aftor Jan. 1 14 ft I
Exonerations on school tax VSl 48
" " building tax 4"i M
School tax due borough 14 VS
School tax due building 4 00
tl.OfiH 70
.110,020 ?l
,. 10,020 7tl
Amount of duplicate
Credit paid ou duplicate
Dalance .... 609 (CI
June S, 1004, wo examined tho above ac
counts nud found them correct.
W. T. Cathehk )
Lttvi Rciiim nuns V Auditors.
J.J. BUTTKH I
0!d Reliable
Always the Best
If you have anything to sell, try
our Want Column.
NonrxNo uxxh
2i
'HOUSEHOLD LACQUER.
Pit rmtorlnf original lustra and tone to old wora, (cratchta
aad faded furniture, woodwork and floora,
LACQUERET drlea over night aad wears Ilka rawhide. K will
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