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VOLUMK 16.
REYNOLDSVILLE, PENN'A., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1907.
N I'M KM 26.
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Mint Coughs
have tho dottble danger of
exhausting tho sutU-ror and
causing sleeplessness. The
most discourajfid victims of
bad couchs have found
prompt relief fn Piso' Curo.
There is no form of bronchial
or luntr disease, no matter
how serious, that it will not
relieve wonderfully.
All Druggists 25 Cents
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T
HE EDISON
PHONOGRAPH
To lh Kulson riionogritph citn be up
piled Hie old Hiiyiim: "A plranuie
shared Is n pleasure doubled." It Is
the Art ( entertuinmcnt expressed In
tangible form. Three Is never
crowd when one of the three Is nn
Edition PhnnnirriLnli. f.ovn snnirs.
1 dances, funny songs, ballads, all kinds
I . of music In your own home, with less
trouble and greater enjoyment than
C " any other form of entertainment, and
especially than any form of musical
entertainment. You cannot possibly
r'kmiw how well the Edison Phonograph
reproduces by listening to any other
X make of talking machine.
To-Day is thi Bk.st Day to Comb to Our
Storc and Hkab an Edison.
HASKIN'S MUSIC STORE
ynoldsvllle, Pennsylvania.
JINNIE N. KECK,
Notary Pubuo, Stenographer
and Typewriter.
Reynoldsville, Pa.
WINDSOR HOTEL,
1217-1229 Filbert street.
"A Square from Everywhere'!
r) Dedal automobile service for our suestn.
81glit-seelng and touring cars. Rooms 91.00
per day and up. The only moderate priced
hotel of reputation and consequence In
PHILADELPHIA.
GILLB.SPIES
DRY GOODS AND
SHOES
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9
GILLESPIES !
Come in and let's talk it over.
That's all this week.
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GILLESPI&S
THE PEOPLE WHO ABE PASSING
TO AND FliO.
Alex Uiiiton Is In Erie this week.
James Degnan was at Ridgway last
week.
Mrs. A. P. King is visiting In Lock
Haven.
Mifs Minnie K.ck spent Sunday In
Hid g way.
Marion Fergus spent Saturday In
Falls Creek.
Mrs. B. A. Barrett is visiting in In
diana county.
Mi Myrtle Williams Is visiting in
New Kensington.
Miss Ida Miles is visiting in Pitts
burg this week.
W. B Hoffman and wlfe spent Sun
day In East Brady.
Mrs Henry Redding visited in Belln-
fonto the past week.
Postmaster E C. Burns was In Pitts
burg the first of this week.
Irving R. Klock, of Kane, was in
town the first of this week.
Mrs. H. W. Herpel is visiting a
Bister at Splnistervllle, Onto.
Mrs. James M.' Hoffman, of East
Brady, visited In town last week.
Mrs, John Britton, of DuBois, visited
her father in this place last week.
Ed. L. Foster and wife, of Iselib,
were visitors In town last week.
Clarence Booth, of New Kensington,
visited his parents In Reynoldsville this
week.
Miss Anna Williams, of Sligo, was
the guest of Mist Eleen McEnteer last
week. '
Mrs. Robert Richards, of Brookvllle,
wag the guest of Mrs. I. F. Miller over
Sunday.
Mrs. J. W. Campbell and two sons
are visiting ber parents in Lawsonbam
this week. '
J. W. Fink, of Port Matilda, is visit
ing his daughters in this place.
Mrs. J. B. Nichols and daughter,
Joan, were In Bradford several day
last week.
Mrs. McCurdy Aul. of Punxsutawney
was the guest of Mrs. J. P Haeklns
l6t Thursday.
Miss Effie Whitehtll, of Falls Creek
was the guest of br cousin, Miss Mary
McClure, last week.
Miss Sadie Rhoads, of PenOeld
Visited her brother, Grant Rhoads,
and family last week.
Captiln-T. C. Reynolds, of Harris'
burg, came to town Saturday to be
here to vote yesterday.
Mrs. J. M. Cathers returned last
week from a visit in Clarksburg, Ap
polio and New Kensington.
Miss Lottie Sage, of Buffalo, N. Y
Visited ber cousin, Mrs. Frank Rod
gers, In this place last week.
Miss Anna Jelbart, of New Bethle
hem, Is visiting her grandmother, Mrs,
Hannah. Butler, in this place.
Miss Margie Denny, of Driftwood
was the guest of Misses Unlta and Ella
Farrell a couple of days last week.
Irvln Wloslow and wife, of Drift
wood, visited the former's mother, Mrs,
Annie Wlnslow, In this place last week
Miss Mary Small, of Cool Spring,
visited her aunt, Mrs. W. P. Wood
ring, In WeBt Reynoldsville last week
Charles Bright, of New Castle, who
spent ten days with his brother, Prof
Bright, In this place, returned home
Monday.
Mrs. W. T. Darr, of Brookvllle
spent several days of last week with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Hall
in this place.
Mrs. William Connor and daughter,
Nellie, and Mrs. John Spillet, of
A poll a, Pa., visited at borne of Grant
Rhoads last week.
Mrs. Fred Pifer, of Ridgway, who is
convalescing from a tussle with typhoid
fever, was the guest of Mrs. Harry
Pifer in this place last week.
T. D. Brewer went to New Kon
slngton Monday to act aa assistant
superintendent on tbe erection of a
now school house in that place.
Miss Luctnda Smith, who has been
visiting at home of her brother, Ira S,
Smith, in this place a couple of months,
returned to Pittsburg yesterday.
John Denny, of Pittsburg, engineer
on P. R. R., former Reynoldsville boy,
took in the Halloween carnival at this
place Thursday night of last week.
Piles!
ITCHING,
BLEEDING OR
PROTRUDING
UWe guarantee to either cur or refund
ma in.. no j iu muj iuurcr ,iwu ..uuiub
Bleeding or Protruding Pile who faith
fully and properly uses
Dr. A W. Chase's
Ointment
Syracuse, N. Y., sy: "For nine roars I
suffered from Itching and protruding piles
which were so hsa tnat may necessitates my
absence Trom professional duties. I used
numerous remedies and underwent one opera
tion without relief, but by using Dr. A. W.
Chase's Ointment I am now permanently
cured." 60c a box. All dealers or Dr. A. W.
Chase Medicine Co., Buffalo, N. Y.
For sale by Stoke & Feicht Drug Co.
I When you want real
1 trnnA M.TC.AT n in
WV -V'A. J-d Al M. J l,J
HUNTER
&
MILLIREN
in their new rooms,
one door east of Mc
Entire's Drug Store.
We carry a line of
choice home dressed
Beef, Veal, Pork,
Lamb, Poultry, Butter
and Egge. Your pa
tronage solicited.
Sister Lou i so was in Bradford last
week.
W. A. Reynolds, of Pittsburg, Is
visiting in town this week.
James Cameron and son, August, who
are employed on Siuto Capjiol. catue
borne to vote.
Mr. and Mrs P. W. Chman spnnt
Sunday in Buffalo, N. Y , returning
yesterday alter noon.
Ptof. C. S. Qu-pler wfll deliver an
address before the Presbyterian
Brotherhood In the chapel at 0 30 p
m. next Sunday.
George O Lula, assistant superla
tendent of the silk mill, and R-a John
Blon were over In Clarion county two
duys last week bunting.
Lyman W. Seolt went over Into Elk
county yesterday to spend couple
or weeks hunting. His son, Charles
Scott, will go out to-day to camp with
him.
Misses Clara Hostettler and. Margar
etta Applegate. of Kittanning, were
guests of the latter's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. A. M. Applegate, in this place
over Sunday.
Miss Rosalie Erdice, of Brookvllle
spent Sunday with Miss Elizabeth
Taafe. Miss Erdioe is a graduate of
the Miseracordian Musical College of
Philadelphia.
Thomas Klrlunan, wife and daugh
ter. Margaret, of Clymer, visited Mrs,
Kirkman's parents, Mr. and Mrs,
Robert Bone, Sr., on Worth street
several days last week.
P. C. Wells, of Piolett, J. C. Wells,
ofVandergrift, and their sister, Mrs.
P. W. Shoemaker and son, of Deans
vtlle, Clarion Co., visited their mother
and Other relatives in West Reynolds-
tbe past week. '
' Mr. and Mrs. Raymond E. Brown
returned Saturday evening from their
wedding, trip to Philadelphia, Pa.,
Washington, D, C, Old Point Contort,
Va., Jamestown Exposition, Norfolk,
Va., and New York City.
Ex County Treasurer A. W. Neale,
who has1 been In the Department of In
ternal Affairs at Harrlsburg ten years,
was In town yesterday on his way to
Brookvllle to vote and to look after
some business for the state.
John Ward, of Great Bend, Pa., Is
visiting at the home of his brother, P.
J. Ward, In West Reynoldsville. Mr
Ward Is a genial, sunny-tempered gen
tleman who despite the Bnows of seven
ty winters on his bead, retains much of
the buoyant spirit of his youthful davs.
He will probably spend the winter In
this place.
Appendicitis
Is due in a large measure to abuse
of the bowels, by employing drastic
purga'lves. To avoid all danger, use
Dr. King's New Life Pills, the safe,
gentle cleansers and invigorators,
Guaranteed to cure headache, bilious
ness, malaria, and jaundice, at Stoke
& Fetch t Drug Co. store, Reynoldsville
and Sykesville. 25o.
Closing Out Entire Stock.
The Cash New Ybrk Racket store
is closing out 14,500 worth of stock
at 25 cents less than cost to quit bus
iness.
Letter L,li.
List of unclaimed letters remaining
in post office at Reynoldsville, Pa., for
week ending Nov. 2,1907.
Mrs. W. C. Aimanr Josiah Gregory
Wm. TTno.HA Rapt TTnflriiA
.. P, , wu.
Say advertised and give date of list
whbh uuiunK iur aoove.
K. U. HURNS, f. M.
Here are some of the
important things
you want in your
repair work of watch,
clock and jewelry .
repairing:
Best of Workmanship
Best Material.
Right Pricr s.
Prompt Service.
All these you can get
when you leave your
work with
Gooder, the jeweler,
in the Peoples
National bank
building.
j THE,
! HIGH SCHOOL
I DULbbllN I
Edltor-ln-Cbief. Graydon Robinson.
Senior Reporter Alex Gillespie
Junior Reporter . Fonda King
Sophomore Reporter . ' Sadie Ford
Freshman Reporter . Marian Harris
The R. H. S. football team went to
Johnsonburg last Saturday to play the
high school of that place. The score
was 0 0. In the first half tbe R. H. S,
bad It all their own way and had It not
been for the slippery condition of the
ball would have scored twice.' Once we
fumbled but six Inches from their goal.
In the first half Johnsonburg never got
past our 55-yard line, the ball being In
tbeir territory all the time. In the
second half, both teams played very
well, neither side makiug noticeable
gain. The blgb school played a fast,
clean game and had It not been for tbe
muddlness of the field would have giv
en a better account of themselves. The
field was in awful condition mud, mud,
mud. As usual Bums covered himself
with glory and mud. The H. 8. team
is fast improving and hope to make a
good showing the rest of tbe season.
Referee, Gibson. Two fifteen minute
halves.
Miss Altman, who thought she was
going to leave us, Is back again in her
old seat.
Next Saturday, November 9th,
the Clarion Normal football team
will play the R, H. S, on our srrounds.
The Clarion eleven Is lively team and
a fast game Is promised. The high
school If at preteat .badly In need of
money and we want everyone to come.
Admission i5o.
Compliment for Senior class: The
German graoes are improving very
noticeable I
. The monthly qulzs for the second
month of school are just over. My,
what a relief.
Now watch the Freshmen smile
their arithmetic papers are being re
turned.
"Gee! My head Is sore." We had ex
ams last week, '
Miss Milliren: Define paragraph.
Tom: What declension Is It in.
Tbe rest of the football schedule will
be played on our own grounds. Next
Saturday, November 9th, Clarion Nor
mal; Saturday, Nov. 23, Clearfield hltrh
school, and Tbunksglvlng day Johnson
The best light to read by is the natural, steady
white flame from
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The nearest approach to the natural white rays of the sun.
Odorless, clear white as water won't soot, won't smoke, won't char
the wick.
Your dealer recommends it. Ask him.''
WAVER LY OIL WORKS
Oils for all Independent Refiner
Purposes PITTSBURG, PA.
Frank's
Restaurant
No other food deteriorates so ra pidljr as the oyster. Its habi tation
is the ocean. It requires coolness and absolute freedom from ex
posure to the air in order to retain its delicate flavor and its
wholes'omeness.
SEALSHIPT
Are brought directly from the choicest beds of America. They are
shucked into porcelain-lined cases, sealed and packed in ice, which
never comes in contact with the oysters. The use of the Sealshipt
Carriers is the secret of their superiority.
burg high school. We would like very
much to play DuBois on our grounds
but it seems impossible.
After Xhank.ilvliig id,, basket ball
season, of the high school will open.
We expect good gauira all this, season
and at least one game every week.
Manager Gillespie would like to hear
from nil high school teams regarding
games.
The board for the Itctmo course will
bj up at S oke'a Drag Store Thursday
morning i f this week for l bo first num
ber of the lecture course, Hruby Bros.,
November 11 Everyone should attend
this number. Admlsslod 25e: reserved
seats 10c t xtra. ' " ,
Mr. Bright: Mulieres per aetatem,
or women over age which include
Miss Dilltnan.
Ou finding a large lace handkerchief,
Miss Colt man asked to whom It be
longed. School: Frankie Bell Hoffman. !
The hlch school got a new sot of reg
ulations this morning.
Miss Hull: Aldine, you get Jour hair
up nice sometimes, but its horrid this
morning.
Miss Reed: Ob, my!
Tbe best storj to buy ladles' and
misses' coats is at Horwl'z's In the old
opera house building.
Hartman, the drayman, gets all his
ooal at George Henry's mine.
Sweet Attraction
Especially for the young girl, is a box
of our pure and wholesom" candles.
It's a good way to win the favorable
consideration of your best girl. A box
of our choice bon bons has made up
many a lovers' quarrel and brought
many hearts closer together. We guar
antee the positive purity of every in
gredient that Is used In the making,
nd tbe most scrupulous cleanliness,
too. .
REYNOLDSVILLE
CANDY WORKS.
The Best for
Illuminating.
BookUl
Mai FrM
OYSTERS
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Sealshipt Oysters Fresh Daily.
FRANK'S KESTA.URA.lSrT.