VOLUME 15.
REYNOLDSVILLE, PENN'A., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17, 1907.
NUMBER 46.
Young People of
Taste jjj
And old people too, are extremely
fond of our celebrated Ins Oumm,
because they are fiimlllitr with its
delicious taste nnd 9 itlsfy Ini; qual-
lty: It Is pure tind wholesomo, J
carefully and cleanly made, nnd In X
a variety of flavors to suit all i
tastes. This Is a moft ten ptlng J
dish fora family party to close a
dinner or to eat In the evening be- 2
fore retiring. It. Is a health v and J
nourishing food that criuuitmtu 4
much toward the body's we fare. 4
I REYNOLDSVILLE $
CANDY WORKS. J
v Take Your Time
' But when you want to have a really GOOD
time, come and got. your time keeper from
us. Every .wath we sell is guaranteed
ito keep excellent time, and that is the
--rVAtef- feature In a watch. Let us just '
"time" your future movements, and you
will be all right. Everything else In the
way of Jewelry Is here, Just as reliable as
our watches.
SAMUEL KATZENi
The Jeweler. Opp. McEntlre's drug store.
REYNOLDSVILLE PA.
larodiosmOrgans
an ibst I will dispute of at these re
Harkablyow prioes: .
a
. 1 Palaoe Organ, original price. ...1110. 00
Now $40 00
1 Weaver Organ, original price, I125.0C
Now $00 00
t 1 Weaver Organ, original price, II 15.00
Now 160.00
1 - ...
These organs are' in good condition
aud warranted. Call and see them at , ,
Haskins'
ilusic Store
Dealer in Everything Musical,
the Alfred
Golden Seal Booming.
Continued success mark the t ftWls
of the organizers for the Order of the
Golden Seal. New members Hre being
addrd every day and witbeut doubt
we will soon sue a larpe camp In
Qnt working order in Reynoldsvllle.
In assetB per u.ipit.a, which I the
real test of strength of any iu
surance ordor, the Golden Seal Is from
two to ten times as strnngas any similar
order dolnK buin-'gs. Under ibn Nww
York Btate Insurance laws, twe ttipnr
vlslon and protection is guaranteed to
the polloy holders. Similar Pennsyl
vania orders are licensed or Incorpor
ated to do business only through, the
action of a county juile, and there is
no state supervision Such orders are
not allowed to do business In New York,
Massachusetts and many other Mates
having the best insurance laws. Under
the lax and Insufficient Insurance laws
of the state of Pennsylvania, upwards
of fifty such concerns have sprung up
in the various counties of the state.
Just what will be ttt-lr fate remains to
be soen, and fort.hi benefit of those whe
wish to make a C'miiarison, we submit
the following letter received from Ihe
insurance department at Harrisburg.
We would also request those persons
who were told that Pennsylvania would
enact laws to prevent New York State
insurance companies from doing bus
iness in Pennsylvania to note what In
surance Commissioner Martin has to
say on this subject. Harrisburg letter;
PKNH'A IN817RAHCK DKPAHTMKNT.
Harrisburg. April 10, 1907.
Katharine McIntyre,
Imperial notel, Reynoldsvllle, Pa.
Dear Madam: I am In recipt of yours
of the tenth Instant and In reply he to
say that the legislature of Pennsyl
vania has no Intention whatever of pm
ing a law which would prevent, Insur
ance companies of New Y rk state from
transacting business tn ibis state- and
any such stories is pure fabrication.
The Order of the Golden Iwue Is
organized and authorlz'd to transact,
business as a secret fraternal beneficial
society.
In the certificate issued by these or
ders tbey do not agree to return anv
specified amount at the end of the dis
tribution period, but only a sum not
exceeding the amount f-peclfled In the
contract, and there Is nothing tn the
law at the present time that compels
these societies to keep on hand any por
tion of the premium collected.
Its report at the close of the year 1006
shows:
Total Assets I7M.72
liabilities H50.no
Total Membership 279
The Golden Seal for the same date:
Total Assets.. ...v $762,767.75
Membership 25.054'
Respectfully,
David Martin,
Insurance Com,
With over three-quarters Of a million
dollars surplus, no liabilities, twenty
five thousand membershlo and over fifty
thousand dollars business each month,
the Golden Seal Is an assured success.
Why not join to-day?
Bitten by a Spider.
Through blood poisoning caused by a
spider bit j John Washington, of Bos
queville, Tex., would have' lost bis leg,
which became a mass of running sores,
had he not been persuaded to try Buck
len's Arnica Salve. He writes: "The
first application' relieved, and four
boxes healed all the sores." Heals
every sore, 25c. at Stoke & Feicht Drug
Co. Reynoldsvllle and Sykesvllle.
A perfeot beauty, 6th Ave. Oxfords
for woman price 13 60. Adams.
Made in New York
UNLESS you get your clothes from the
best New York tailors (and pay from
$75 to $100 a suit) you are not get
ting anything like the style, the goods or the
workmanship that
invariably are to
be found in every
garment that bears
Benjamin & Co. label for
you pay no more than for the ordinary sort.
Correct Clothes for Men
FRANK RITZIE, brother of Charles Ritzie, of Reynoldsmlle,
who died recently at Panama.
Soldier.
Mrt.. .1. R. Smith lias been visiting at
Punxsutawney.
'Jacob Brody, one of our morchants,
hue closed bis plaoo of business. ,
The Soldier hall will bs torn down
and moved to another town, where Its
owner, Frank Marlnaro,. will use the
lumber on the erection of a large store
building.
A birthday surprise party was given
Clarence Early ono night last week.
Thirty people were present and all re
port a good time.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cameron moved
to Soldier Monday. A farewell party
was given Mrs. Cameron by the ladles
of Ratbmel. Forty-nine were present,
which shows bow highly she is respect
ed in that place. Mrs. Cameron Is a
very estimable lady and we gladly wel
come the family here. '
An entertainment was given in Sol'
dier ball recently for the benefit of the
junior base ball team of this place.
They organized Beveral weeks ago and
are meeting regularly.1 Walter Cross-
wait has been elected manager. Soldier
Is also to have a first team.
Th Price cf Health. -
"The price of health in malarious
district is just 25 cents; the oost of a
box of Dr. King's New Lite Pills,'
writes Ella Slayton, of Noland, Ark,
New Life Pills cleanse gently and Im
part new life and viror to the system.
25o. Satisfaction guaranteed at Stoke
& Feicht Drug Co. Reynoldsvllle and
Sykesvllle.
Carpets, Carpets, Carpets.
Crown Tapestry, Brussels, Axminls-
ter, Ingrain, Rag, Hemp and a large
line of Matting at Reynoldsvllle Hard
ware Co. store.
Remnants in linoleums and floor oil
cloths that are being offered at great
bargains. Drop in and see about It.
Reynoldsvllle Hardware Co. '
which
Exclusive Agent Here.
Milliren Bros.
Reynoldsvllle, Pa.
vc V.-
DIED IN PANAMA.
Frame Ritzie, Brother of Charles Ritzie,
t the Victim of Malarial Fever.
By'reque8t we publish the following
notice of the death of Frank Ritzie,
brother of our townsman, Ex-Council
man Charles Ritzie, which was clipped
from a Hubbard, Ohio, paper,, where
his mother and sister live:
"Mr. Ritzie went to Panama lest
May where he was engaged in business.
He was last beard from in November, a
letter being then received by his moth'
er in Hubbard. Replies to his letter
were returned unanswered and officials
In Panama were notified, replying with
the Information that be had died of
malarial fever in the Anoon hospital
November 13th.
"The sadness of the death of Frank
Ritzie, at Panama, this morning, came
as a terrible shook to his aged mother,
Mrs Fannie Ritzie, and bis sister, Mrs.
John Kramer, both of Hubbard. The
last letter received . from him was tn
November, saying that he would return
home for a ylslt aethe was not In very
good health.. As replies to the letter
were returned unanswered, the officials
at Panama were notified and this morn'
lng the family received word that be
bad died from malarial fever at Anoon
hospital, Panama, November 13th.
Deceased was born north of Hubbard,
attended school and high school here,
graduating under Prof. Campbell.
After finishing the course he went to
Warren to school. After his school
days were over he entered the employ
of Mr. Brandmlller. For several years
he was in the grocery business near
Spring Common, this city. For eight
years he served In the United States
army. 'Last May he went to Panama
where he was employed In business
until his death. He was an extensive
traveler, having visited all of the states
of the union and almost all the foreign
ountrles.
"Deceased was 40 years of age and
unmarried. He was aelf-sacrifiolng,
honest and admired and esteemed by
all who knew htm here and by his hosts
of friends in Youngstown.
"Besides his aged . mother, Mrs,
Rlizle, his sister,, Mrs. Kramer, three
brothers, Charles, of Reynoldsvllle,
Albert, of Cleveland, and August, of
Youngstown, survive him. Arrange
ments are being made to have the re
mains brought to the cemetery at Hub
bard if possible."
"Pneumonia's Deadly Work
Had so seriously effected my right
lung," writes Mrs. Fannie Connor, of
Rural Route 1, Georgetown, Tenn.,
"that I coughed continuously night and
day and the neighbors prediction-
consumption seemed inevitable, until
my husband biought home a bottle of
Dr. Klog'a New Discovery, which In
my case proved to be the only real
cough cure and restorer of weak, sore
lungs." When all other remedies
utterly fall, you may still win in the
battle against lung and throat troubles
with New Discovery, the real cure.
Guaranteed by Stoke & Feicht Drug
Co. Reynoldsvllle and Sykesvllle. S0o
and 1100, Trial bottle free.
Banister Oxfords for men superior to
all others, price 15.00. Adam's,
Last year's oarpe samples for small
rugs at your own price. Reynoldsvllle
Hardware Co.
REYNOLDSVILLE BUILDING AND
LOAN ASSOCIATION
REYNOLDSVILLE, PA.
Seventeenth Annual Report
March 18, 1907
Officers
JOHN M. HAYS, President. JOHN H. KAUCHER, Treasurer.
C. J. KERR, Vice-President. L. .1. McENTIRE, Secretary. "
M. M. DAVIS, Solicitor. ' ' '
. Directors
C. J. Kerr
R. H. Wilson
F. P. Adelsperger
' ' M. S. Sterley
L. J. MoEntlre
John M. Hays
C. F. Hoffman
William Copping
V. R. Pratt
MEETS FIRST MONDAY AFTER
Statement of Cash.
RECEIPTS AND PAYMENTS TO MARCH 18th, 1907
RECEIPTS . ;
Dues, &o . i ; . ; 1 i . .$838,473 83
Insurance 03,155 15
Saie Real Estate ..' 26,337288
Rent 6,97712
8874,943 98
'PAYMENTS .
Loans .... ; 1535.656 92
Withdrawals 298.052 51
Expense , 0 24,448 49
Insurance paid .i 4 950 51
Furniture 287 03
Stationery 408 07
Forfeited stock 713 17
Interest paid for ad vance payments 3,038 28
Tax ". ... 104 03
Balanoe In Treasury '. .. 7,285 97
' - 1874,943 98
Assets and Liabilities.
, ASSETS. ' '
Loans on First-Mortgage $236,000 00
Loans on Stock .. 14,000 00
Due from Stockholders 4,769 40
Real Estate i. 3,625 80
Balance In Treasury ' , 7,286 97
' ' ' " "' . $as,681 17
'i " ; t ......
T T a mf TTitin
1 . .. 1 1
Value of Stock...
Dues Paid In Advance. ....
Unearned Premiums
Due Solicitor.
Due Treasurer.
OFFICE HOURS. .
9.00 a. m. to 12.00 m. 1.00 to 4.00 p. m. 6.00 p. ra. to 7.30 p. m.
STATEMENT
Sal
g DATE . L L S l 1 . 3
m issue n & & I &S. is M
14 Oct., 1896 62 61 1 126 00 $66 63 $192 63 $ 11,936 86 $166 00 $6 30 14
15 April, 1897 76 68 7 120 00 60 36 180 35 13,626 25 156 30 6 70 15
16 Oct., 1897 66 29 37 114 00 64 46 168 46 11,118 36 146 77 6 13 16
17 April, 1898 60 36 14 108 00 48 88 156 88 7,844 00 137 43 4 69 17
18 Oct., 1898 106 56 50 102 00 43 60 145 60 15,433 60 128 26 4 08 18
19 April, 1899 64 24 40 96 00 38 62 134 62 8,616 68 119 28 3 60 19
20 Oct., 1899 171 60 111 90 00 33 94 123 94 21,193 74 110 47 3 15 20
21 April, 1900 200 24 171 84 00 29 67 113 57 22,714 00 101 85 2 73 21
22 Oct.. 1900 292 49 243 78 00 25 49 103 49 30,219 08 93 40 2 34 22
23 April, 1901 136 40 93 72 00 21 72 93 72 12,745 92 86 14 1 98 23
24 Oct., 1901 215 93 122 66 00 1 8 25 84 25 1 8,113 75 77 06 1 66 24
25 April, 1902 160 45 115 . 60 00 15 08 75 08 - 12.012 80 69 15 1 35 25
26 Oct., 1902 249 41 208 54 00 12 22 66 22 16,488 78 61 42 1 08 26
27 April, 1903 178 46 132 48 00 9 65 67 65 10,261 70 6& 88 84 27
28 Oct., 1903 192 89 103 42 00 7 39 49 39 9,482 88 46 61 63 28
29 April, 1904 91 49 42 36 00 5 43 41 43 3,770 13 39 33 ' 45 29
30 Oct., 1904 222 112 110 30 00 3 77 33 77 7.496 94 32 32 30 30
31 April, 1905 197 107 90 24 .00 2 41 26 41 6,202 77 25 50 18 31
32 Oct., 1906 230 63 167 1 8 00 1 35 19 36 4,450 60 18 85 06 32
33 April, 1906 196 58 138 12 00 60 12 60 2,469 60 12 39 33
34 Oct., 1906 218 "80 138 . 6 00 16 (9 15 1,340 70 34
TOTAL 3370 1250 2120 $ 246.438 04
We have examined the books of the
correct.
JOB WORK
of all kinds promptly done at
THE
John H. Kaucher
Heory C. Delble
A. T. McClure
M. M. Fisher.
THIRD SATURDAY IN EACH MONTH
..... $246,438 04
. . 9,746 02
9,322 11
150 00
25 00
OAC A1 17
OF SHARES.
Association and find the above 'port
F. A. Hardman, I
C. C. Gibson,
STAR OFFICE.