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j Glimpses of
Robert Douthlt spent Sunday In Fall
Crook.
Mr. Hannah Prosoott In visiting In
Knoxdalo.
Mm. Alliort Warden Ih visiting at
Ash tola, Pa.
MUi Iva Mooro Is visiting at Garoo,
Cloarflold county.
Miss Mary Trudgen visited In East
Brady lout woek.
Wesley Mottcr atd wlfo visited at
Attoona last wcuk.
Mrs. V. II. Gallagher visited at Garoo
during past wook.
M. J. Farroll visited his dauifbtcr In
Pittsburg last woek.
Mrs. C. II. Ueu visitod relatives In
Htdgway liint week
Miss Nelllo Stephenson, of Giuve,
visited In town last week.
Misses Elvira and Ruth Johnston arc
visiting In Clarion county.
Mrs. Wm. Million, of Marion Centre,
visitod In town last wri'k.
Hol)ort 8. Williams sciit Sunday
with a son at Oak IMdgo.
W. C. Elliott, editor tho Volmilrrr,
was In Pittsburg last week.
O. A. Gray went to Washington, B.
C, tho first of this week.
G. J. Corwln, of Friendship, N. Y.,
was In town tho past week.
Mrs. Wesley Mottcr has been visiting
at Lcwlstown tho past week.
W. A. Stanford, of Kimersburg, Whs
a visitor In town last week.
Mrs. Dr. J. S. McCrelght, of Kldg
way, visited In town last wook.
Miss MolUo Driscoll, of Now Bothlo
horn, visited In town last week.
Mrs. Charles Witter, of Tlonnvo, is
visiting her parents In this place.
J. E. Boylo, of Uimcrsburg, visited
his paronts near this plaeo last week.
Miss Minta Ilildobrand Is visiting her
undo, W. A. Stanford, at Uimorsburg.
F. C. Bennett and family, of Ma
ufley, wore visitors in town last week.
Frank L. Sadler and wlfo, of Punx
sutawncy, spent Sunday in this plaeo.
Miss Blanch Thornton loft hero Sat
urday to visit in Pittsburg and Emlen
ton. Mrs. Lillian Quintan, of Akron, Ohio,
was tho guest of Miss Suo Reynolds lust
week.
J. C. Norrls and wlfo visited In Falls
Creek and DuBois during the past
wook.
Miss Ora McKoo, of Corsica, was the
guest of Miss Myrtle Caldwell last
wook.
Miss Agnos Major, of Punxsutawney,
was the guest of Mrs. John O'llaro last
wook.
Miss "Alice Forman, of Brockwayvlllo,
was the guest of Miss Edyth Clark over
Sunday.
Solomon Shatter, of Coalport, Ky., Is
In town this week looking after some
business.
Pearl Bartow and Jay McGaw,
studonts in State College, are homo on
vacation.
Walter C. Honry, one of our merch
ants, and son, John, wcro In Pittsburg
lust wook.
Miss May Cronk, of Wilkosbarro, Is
visiting bar aunt, Mrs. John Reed, on
Main stroet.
Mrs. Homor Brumbaugh and child
ren, of Franklin, are visiting relatives
in this place. '
Father Edward M. Driscoll, of New
Bethlehem, visited in town a couple of
days last week.
Mrs. J. M. King and daughter, Miss
Fonda, of Fulls Crook, visited in this
place last week.
Thomas N. Lord and family, of Hites,
visited the former's mother in this
place last week.
Miss Efllo Milllron, studont in Alle
gheny College at Moadvllle, is home for
summer vacation.
Miss Anna Jelbart, of Johnsonburg,
visited her grandmother in this place
the past ten days.
Ulen A. MUllren, of Kane, spent a
couple of days at home of his parents in
this place last week.
Miss Minnie Wagnor, of Wortbvllle,
visited her sister, Mrs. Clara Shlck, in
this plaoe last week.
Jay W. Evans and wife, of Greenville,
spent all of last week with the former's
parents in this place.
Harry Cartwrlght, of East Brady?
' visited his sister, Mrs. Ed. Lewis, in
this plaoe last week.
George M. Bain, of Lawsonham, visit
ed bis sister, Mrs. J. W. Campbell, in
this place last week.
Mrs. F. J. Martin, of
visiting her brothers, C.
Hoffman, in this plaoe.
Pittsburg, is
F. and J. J
Mrs. Elizabeth Robb, who has been
staying in Youngstown, Ohio, over a
year, is visiting in this plaoe.
rnxra ttTtrTxrnxrrnxrrraxtxictrn:rrrtt3xtrn:mxrn
the Multitude Who Yis-
ited Here and Elsewhere.
Lawyer Will (J. Klino and wlfo, of
Galcton, Pa., are visiting tho former's
paronts near this pluco.
Misses Sndio and Carry Klino arc
visiting In Now York statn. They will
bo nlmcnt two months.
Conrad Mendell went to Allegheny
City lust week to spend a couple of
weeks with relatives.
Mrs. P. J. Slnttery, of Callenshiirg,
was the guest of Mrs. Wm. Barclay a
couple of days lust week.
I. F. Dempsey and wlfo, of Oak
Itldgo, visited tho former's parents In
West Heynoldsvillo Inst week.
M. Golslor, merchrnt tailor, who has
a shop at Stoneshoro, spent UiHt week
with his family In this plaeo.
Miss Agnes Hobertson, who hud been
visiting In this pluou several weeks,
returned to Bitumen Friday.
Dr. B. E. Hoover went to Wilkos
barro this morning to attend tho Stato
Dental Association meeting.
Miss Ida Miles, who was at Anson
villo four months, returned to her
home in this place last week.
John Shields, tax collector of Now
Kensington, visited his brother, Henry
Shields, In this plaeo last week.
Misses Olllo Boss and Snslo Sehultzo
aro at Ebonsburg, Pa., attending the
Mountain Summer Assembly.
D. W. Atwuter was called to Oil City
July 2nd to attend tho funeral of his
mother-in-law, Mrs. J. II. Kont.
P. McDonald and wife and Mrs. L.
S. Anderson aro visiting Mr, and Mrs.
John McDonuld at Townnda, Pa.
Elmer E. Woodward and Willis Boon,
of Lambortvlllc, havo bocn visiting
rclutiveBahoro tho past ten days.
Frank MoGinness and wlfo, of
Philadelphia, vlsltod tho former's
paronts In Proseottvillo last woek.
Miss Clara McKee, of Altoona, visited
tho families of U. L. Milos and Prof. II.
J. Hughes In this plaeo last week.
MissHattio Murphy, of Brookvillo,
was tho guest of Miss Coo Woodward a
couplo of days during the past week.
Mrs. James Ilanley and Miss Bertha
Bowser are visiting relatives at Johns
town, Now Kensington and Ktttanning.
Thomas Haggorty, who spent a
couplo of weeks at his homo in this
plaeo, wont to Grafton, W. Va., Satur
day. Misses Ella McDonald, of Falls Croek,
and Mario Murphy, of Brookvillo, were
tho guests of Miss Elizabeth Taafo last
woek.
A. J. Postlothwait and wife, of Belle
Vornon, visited the latter's mother,
Mrs. Hannah Butlor, In this place last
wcok.
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. McClure, of
Philadelphia, aro guoBts of Mr. and
Mrs. L. L. Guthrie In Wost Reynolds
vlllo. Dr. J. B. Noalo, Lawyer G, M. Mo
Donald, Jacob Doible and J. M. Dally
wore ovor on Mosquito crook last wook
fishing.
John O'Neill, Sr., of Rathmol, who
has boon suffering with stomach trouble,
wont to Pittsburg Monday to consult a
specialist.
Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Suhugers and
Miss Paulino Miller are at Atlantic
City. Thoy wont to the soashore last
Thursday.
Miss Anne Martin, clerk In Hoffman's
jewelry storo, returned last week from
a vacation spent in St. Marys and
Brookvillo.
Charles Cronk, of Bollngton, W. Va.,
visited his sister, Mrs. John Reed, at
oorner Main and Seventh street, tbe
past week.
Frank Wiley and wife went to Knox
dale Sunday to visit tbe latter's paronts.
Mrs. Wlloy is spending this woek with
her parents.
Mrs. Sarah Patton, of Prescottvllle,
went to Wllllamstown, W. Va., yester
day with her son, W. J. Patton, to re
side with him.
Robert Blakeslee, superintendent of
ooal mines at Penfield, visited his uncle
and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. John Reed, tbe
the past week.
Mlssoi Mary Edwards and Lillian
Brown, of Pittsburg, are the guests of
Misses Maud and Grace Meok at Bap
tist parsonage.
Archie Watson, of Soldier, left hore
Friday evening on a visit to Sootland,
the land of his nativity. Ho will bo
absent two months.
Miss Hilda Snyder, of Pittsburg, who
was the guest of ber cousins, Missel
Montgomery, in West Roynoldsvllle,
returned home Saturday.
Lawyer S. K. Clark and wife, of
Clarion, were guests of tbe former's
oousln, C. R. Hall find wife, in this
plaoe Saturday and Sunday,
T. C. McEnteer, train dispatcher in
tbe P. R. R. office at this plaoe, and
wife visited in Bradford, Pa., and Olean,
N. Y., during the past week.
Miss CVeella ioonnrd, of Cloarflold, Is
visiting In town this woek.
Mrs. Minnlo Smith, of IocK Haven,
Is visiting her sister, Mrs. C. A.
Stephenson.
Miss Mnmo Montgomery, of Pitts
burg, returned to that city Saturday
after four or fivo weeks' visit with hor
parents In West Ueynoldsvlllo.
George Smith, of Grant street, is
snilllng sea broozo at Atlantic City.
Goorgo went to tho snnxhorn Inst week
with an aunt from Klttnnning.
C. II. Chtttister, murbel dealer of
Now Bethlehem, and family visited tho
former's parents, N. Chlttlster and
wlfo, In this plaeo the first of last week.
Miss Edna Lewis, one of tho teachers
in tho pnblio schools in this borough,
went to Chautauqua, N. Y., Saturday
to take a two months' course In primary
work
Mrs. Harry E. Conrad, of WormlnyB'
burg, Pa., who was culled hero the
latter part .of Juno by death of her
father, Owen Kaln, will return home
to-day.
Prof. W. M. Brown, of Brockway
vlllo, superintendent of the Snyder
township schools and teacher in high
school of that township, was In town
Saturday.
Brother Declan Joseph, toucher In
Calvert Hull Col lego, Baltimore, Md.,
has been visiting his brothers, C. K.
and J. J. Hoffman, In this plaeo tho
past ten days.
, Mrs. J. M. Stephenson, who was In
tho Jefferson Hospital In Philadelphia
six weeks, whoro sho was operated on
for fistula In loft hip, returned to Ueyn
oldsvlllo Thursday.
Mrs. Lncle D. Wagner, of Port Huron,
Mich., Is visiting her daughter, Mrs. E.
NelT, In this place. Mrs. Wugnor, who
Is K.'l years old, mudo tho trip from Port
Huron to this place alone.
Misses Mayhol Sutter, of Pittsburg,
and Nellio Eli.abcth Sutter, of New
Bethlehom, visited their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. J. Suttor, on Pleasant
avenue tho first of last week.
Miss Mabel II. Mooto, who Is study
ing for trained nurso in tho Samaritan
Hospital at Philadelphia, is now visit
ing bcr parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. M.
Moore, In Washington township.
William Broad, Jr., and wlfo, of Glen
Campbell, and John Broad and wlfo, of
Rosebud, Pa., woro guests of tlto gen
tlemen's parents, Mr. and Mrs. William
Broud, Sr., on Jackson street lust woek.
Charles T.Craig, assistant cashier of
the Citizens' National Bank, of Now
Bethlehem, and Frank O'Bryan, of
Iowa, tho "Hawkoye Stato," were
guests at the homo of J. J. Suttor July
4th.
II. Bruco Klino, of Oil City, visited
his paronts near hore tho first of this
weok. On account of a young son ar
riving at tholr homo a couplo of weeks
ago Bruce could not bring his wlfo with
him.
Misses Tacoy Dompsoy and Ida Show
ers, who were In California a year, re
turned to this place the first of this
wook. They stopped at St. Louis and
took in the World's Fair on tholr way
homo.
Dr. J. W. Warnick, wife and two
children, of Glen Hazel, visitod Mrs.
Warnick's two slstors, Mrs. D. H.
Young and Mrs. Samuel Rosslor, in
this place during the past woek:
Doctor expects to locate In Johnson
burg soon.
Burgess L. M. Simmons and wife loft
here yesterday forenoon on a two or
three weeks' trip to Buffalo, N. Y.,
Cleveland, Ohio, Toledo, Ohio, Detroit,
Mich., and several other places in
Michigan and Wisconsin.
James P. Andorson, of Pittsburg,
formerly general passenger agont of the
A. .V. R'y, now division ticket agent of
the River -Division and Low Grade
Division of P. R. R., was in town Mon
day. He is a genial gontleman.
Charles L. King, son of Dr. J. C.
King, graduated as a civil engineer in
tbe School of Mines of tbe University
of Missouri at Holla, Mo., the latter
part of June. Charles was one of two
students who wore in the large fresh
men class his first year at Rolla who
graduated last mouth.
Mrs. Uriah Thornton and daughter,
Miss Florenoe, of Philadelphia, arrived
In Reynoldsvllle tbe latter part of June
and will spend the summer hore. Mr.
Thornton is superintendent of the Royn
oldsvllle Woolen Company plant, but
has not moved to town, no may pos
sibly move hore this fall.'
Mrs. S. Julles and three sons, of
Washington, Ga., are visiting the for
mer's sisters, Mrs. A. Katzen, In this
place, Mrs. E. Rosen felt, Rykesvllle,
anl Mrs. Wm. Sill. Desire. Mrs. Julles
came here on account of Illness of ber
mother, Mrs. Deborah Parrell, who
dlod and was burled before Mrs. Julles
arrived.
Sandy Valley.
Edgar Bonor Is at home again.
Charley McGoo is visiting his parents
at this place.
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Sherwood drove
to DuBois last Sunday afternoon.
Miss May 1)0 1 McDowol, of Brook vllle,
Is visiting hor undo W. K. Garvin and
family at this place.
Mrs. Olla Craft, of Droekway vlllo, Is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Warnick, at this plaeo
On tho afternoon of tho 4tli of July a
young man might havo been seen strut
ting around town with his head In tho
air and a smile on his face as broad as
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and Crowned," In the Heynoldsvillo Methodist Epis
copal church Monday evening, July 18th, 11)04.
a jack o'luntcrn. Tho young man In
question was Will Brown and hud you
asked htm about his important 'He In he
would have replied that the stork hud
visited his homo that morning and left
a tiny lllllo baby girl.
Mr. and Mrs. James Myers and family,
of this plaeo, visited with relatives at
Doemor's Cross Heads tho past week.
Tho 4th of July was a dull affair at
this place, tho people all going to Ueyn
oldsvlllo to seo tho many attractions
thero.
On tho evening of July 4th during
tho severe olectrical storm tho homo of
Hobert Hoguo, between hero and Pan
coast, was Btruuk by lightning and ono
end of tbo houso almost demolished.
Two windows were torn out of tho
gable end and the building wus other
wise shuttered. Mr. Hoguo was just
entering a room in west end of tho
houso and tho shock foiled him to tho
floor.
Want Column.
Rntos: One cent per word for eacli and
every Insertion.
Lost A band saw on Mainst. Leave
saw at Thk STAR office. Ezra Hart
man. For Sale High grado Jersoycow five
years old. Inqulro of V. L Moore, two
miles west of Hormtown.
For Rent Six room houso in Pros
eottvillo. Inquire at The Star office.
For Sale To mako room for our
pipe organ that is to bo placed in tho
church noxt month, we offer for sale at
a greatly reduced price a high grado
Keller piano. Can bo seen nt Baptist
church. A. J. Moek, Pastor.
For Sale Four pool tables and one
billiard table, Brownsville mako, latest
stylos. All new tables. I have closed my
pool room and the tables must be sold at
any price, as I will engage lnolher busi
ness. I will rent room and tables to man
giving good security. Best location in
Anita. Charles Sbaplra, Anita, Pa.
FOR Sale Small driving horso,
buggy and harness. Inquire of Harry
Sykes, Roynoldsvllle.
For Sale Team of dapple grey
horses ; five and six yoars old ; weight
2,400. Inquire of G. W. or Harry
Sykes, Roynoldsvllle.
Wanted Girls to learn winding and
weaving. Apply Enterprise Silk Co.
FOR Sale A first class second hand
surrey. Good as now. WIU bo sold at
a bargain. Inquire at Robinson shoe
store.
Sea green and purple slate for salo.
Guaranteed to make good roof. Inquire
of H. A. Swab.
FOR Sale Dwelling house In desir
able locality; also a business In good lo
cation. Inquire at The Star office.
For Sale House and two lots in
fine residence section of Main street.
Will be sold at a bargain to quick
buyer. Inquire ut Building and Loan
office.
For Sale A team of mules and
harness, inquire of Gus Herold.
For Sale A portable saw mill. In
quire of Levi Sobugers.
Council Meeting.
A meeting of the town counoll was
hold July ft. President Bayers In the
chair. Mom hers present, Hughes,
King, Ritzle and Bayers.
I. M. Swarlc reported taxes collected
In Juno as follows: borough $22 66 (
borough bond 118.41 t water 10.2.1 1
light tft.Zi ; police 10.25.
Chief Burgoss Simmons reported fines
and licenses collected 157. (XI.
Clork of council reported receipts as
follows : A. E. Dunn repairing sldo
walk 12.40 Jefferson Traction Co. for
8 perch at 14.00, 1:12.00.
A petition was presented asking for
a light at Eighth and Jackson sts.
rcrrtnrrcrtrt trrrxr
lecture, '-Into the King Row
Also a petition for a light on Grant
stroet, between Fifth and Sevonth sts.
Tho motion made June 7lh authoriz
ing the president and clerk to act In
conjection with the com ml 'toe from
Hope Hose Company In tho purchasing
of a hoso wagon.on motion was received.
Thos. Clawbougb tendered his resig
nation as high constable which was ac
cepted. dims amounting to WZl.xii was
ordered paid.
On motion the hill of tho Heynolds
villo Light and Power Co. was referred
to tho light committee.
On motion tho bill of tbo Keystone
Hardware Co. was reforred to the sewer
commltteo.
A Correction.
In tho issuo of THE Star of Juno 20
a statement wus made that dynamite
hail been placed under the corner of
Hotel Hughes at Uathmel and that tho
hotel was considerably damaged by the
explosion ; also that tho explosion oc
curred under that part of tbe houso
where the bartender sloops. It appoars
that our Informant was mistaken. Tbe
dynamite was not put under the corner
of the hotel, but was exploded two foot
from tbe building and that the only
damage was some weather boarding
torn off. The bartender does not sleep
near whore tho explosion occurred.
The supposition 1 that the dynamite
wus exploded simply to causo a little
excitement.
I have a few good hats that I will soil
at cost. Mrs. Smith, milliner.
Thursday, July 21, Bing-Stoko Co.
Hear Rov. Nolf't lecture Monday
evening of next week.
Thursday, . July 21, Blng-Stoke Co.
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f PIRE PIKE I
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Glance over the list below and decide for yourself the indemnity oficrcd to property owners
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
f ' Did you ever think that
t ing as the materials entering into the construction thereof, and that rents can 1e insured ?
J We can write you a policy on the rents of your building in the same company tind at A lower J;
$ rate than the building. It would pay you to investigate Rent Insurance. .
J G. M. McDONALD, Resident Agent. I
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WE KNOW
The Naked Truth
When wc say wc have the Largest Stock and
Lowest Prices of any Grocery House in the County,
Good, aulmtnntinl good the kind the jx-ople live on. Ilc
low wc quote a few jirSeca as mi tuple. Our store is chuck full
of bargain for the enreful buyer. Make out your list of
wnntn nnd let us quote you prices on bill goods. We are
nlwnyn here to correct errors nnd make everything right.
Best Patent Flour pur sack 11.35 to $1.4.V
IH Itis Flno Granulated Sugar II. (10.
Sifts, ' I.'ir,
8 ttis. A r buckles' ColTun ii.'mj.
Extra Fine Bulk Coffee, regular
price 20 cents, i;,u
3 Cans Best Standurd Tomato, h
1 Box. Cans Best Standurd Tomatoes Il5n
I Dof. Cans Good Standard TomaUx.-s Hfio
Best Sugar Cured Hams per lb. I.'le
Wo sdl Thos. J. Upton's Teas
Robinson
irmmiH iiinimiiiiwiwimn i mi i iuijuimux i
Gome !
Take your
nek I
of our large stock of
Furniture and Garnets
Buyers of fine Carpets will be pleased to learn that
we have secured a large lot of fine Carpets in newf
and up-to-date designs in Wilton, Pine Axminstcr,'
Pine Wilton Velvet, Velvet and Tapestry. Also a
large line of Rugs, same grade as carets.
Remember we always carry a full line of Mattings,
Linoleums, Oil Cloths, Etc.
J. R. HILLIS & CO.
HIGHLAND
PARK
On electric line at the Summit, halfway between Punx
sutawney and
Open every Afternoon and Evening
BIG DANCING PAVILION .
AMERICAN DIOGRAPH
LAUGHING GALLERY
Refreshment Stands, Luncb Counter, Etc., Ete.
Tables, Seats, abundance of pure spring water, and ev
ery accommodation for picnics with nocharge for same".
HARRIS & GILMORE
Postofflco address, Roynoldsvllle
Assets.
18,040,793
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
CABillntmnktf or Id
bund of A umi tit.
$ 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 build.
W1J TELL-
fi (In Good Uleo, . 2r3
4 Hn h b -lter grade 2.10
7 tin. Boiled Outs 2"ic
10 lbs. Pun, I.Hf Lard tl.00
7 cakes Gloss, Stur or
Ismnx Soup. 2"ic
fi fts. big fut Prunes 2fu
11 tt. B' sl Navy Heans, fiOo
4 Itn. Best Lima B 'lins. 2.rMj
Host S.igur Cured Bacon
I I and He pound
and (JolT.ies llt In the land.
& Mundorff.
BSJWMSS'ttnHOHII
Reynoldsville.
Loss in Baltimore.
$ 750,000
500,000
500,000
1,000,000
ft
550,000
250,000
175,000
200.000
250,000
100,000.
Not Involved
Not Involved
$14,457,474 $4,225,000