ANNOUNCEMENTS. CO.NtiRESS For Represents ti v i n C ongress vv. o. SMITH of CunMtutnwmty. uhu.i 11111,11 fWisLun nf the H .'tmlil li:Hn voter of ilie 27th CoiikiimIoiikI 'titplt t toe general primary election uprii n. ""'"- For Congress J. N. LANG HAM Of Indiana. Bublect to action of ilic Republicans of tlie I7th OonKi-esslonal IMstriet at the primary election Baturdiiy, April II, HHW, For Congress GEORGE E. ARNOLD Of Clmrkm. Buhlect to notion of tlie Republicans of the 27th t'onimnslomil lUstrlct lit the primary election Saturday, April 11, w. For Congress JOSEPH G. BEALE, of Leechborg, eubleet to the action of the Republicans of the 27ih UonKres-loiial IlKtrI:t. . yf Primary Flection, Saturday, April M, 1H08, from 2 Ui it p. m. STATE SENATOR For State Senator 8. TAYLOR NORTH Of Punxsutawney. Riibloct to action of the Republicans of Hie 87th lilstrlct (Jefferson and Indiana counties) at primary tk-ctlon Saturday, April 11, 11108. For State Senator T. M. KURTZ Of Punxsutawney. Subject to action of the Republicans of the 87th Senatorial District (Jefferson and Indi ana counties) at primary election Saturday, April 11 1IKW. For State Senator HENRY I. WILSON Of Big Run Borough. Bublect to the act Ion of the Republicans of the aTlli Senatorial District (Jefferson and In diana counties) at the primary election Sat urday, April II. MOB. ASSEHBLY For Assembly HORACE G. MILLER Of Vunxsutawney. Buli.le'-t to action of the Republicans of Jef ferson county at primary election Saturday, Aprllfil, WON. od"-" '! Bellevlnir In the Amerlenn dortrine as de fined by Abraham Lincoln u government of the .people, for lb" t,-,,ple and by the people," I promise. If eltvtecl, to support the DlllKlvInc the people ihe i tlit to vote on local option, and will do all in my power to make lite bill become a law. 11iihaceU.Mili.er. For Assembly ROBERT H. LONGWELL Pf Brockway vllle. Subject to tbe action of the Republican voters of Jeuerson county at the general primary election to be held April 11, 11)08. For Assembly e.iH. SMAIL . Of fcox Township. Subject to ihe .action of the Republican voters of .Teffeiwoii county at the general primary eleclli.n n be held April II, HUM. If elected I will favpr any measure Riving to the peoplo the constitutional right of ex pression on any fundamental question, es pecially su.Th as may be advocated by the Anti-Saloon League. G. II. Shah,. Fof General Assembly JAMES G. MITCHELL Of Perry Towo&hip. Subject to action of the Republicans of Jefferson county nt the primary election Sat urday, April II, 1908. SHERIFF For Sheriff A. E GALBRAITH Of Brookvllle. Subject to action of the Republicans of Jef feison county at primary election Saturday, . April 11. lUiW. For Sheriff " ANDREW JACOBS Of Oasklll Township. Subject to the action of the Republicans of Jefferson county at the primary election Sat urday, April U, 1908. For Sheriff THOMAS A. MAYES Of Hazen, Pa. Stock dealer and butcher. Subject to the action of the Republicans of Jefferson county at the primary election Saturday, April 11, luo'. For Sheriff J. D. WILKINS Of Warsaw Township Subject to action of Republicans of Jeffer son county at primary election Saturday, April 11, 1U08. For Sheriff O. P. WALKER Of Punxsutawney Subject to action of Republicans of Jeffer son J;1"1"1nJJua' tlie primary election Saturday, COUNTY TREASURER IREOISTER AND RECORDER or Register unci Recorder IUA .. CAMPBELL Of Brookvllle Huble.-t l action of Republican of .leffer snn couniy at primary election Saturday, April ii. ForRegister and Recorder HAUIIY E. DARR Of Brookvllle Subject to action of Republicans of Jeffer son county at primary election Saturday, April 11, 1W. ' IFonRegister and Recorder f T. MILLIN Of Oliver Township Bublect to action of Republicans of Jeffer son county at primary election Saturduy, April 11, 1 08. . For Register and Recorder W. H. LUCAS Of Roso Township. Subject to action of Republicans of JelTor son county at primary election Saturday. April 11;-1M8. PROTHONOTARY. For Prothonotary BLAKE E. IRVIN Of Brookvllle. Subject to action of republicans of Jeffer son county at prlmat y election Baturda. April li, m For Prothonotary J. G. ALLEN , Of Aliens Mills BuhWt to action of Republicans of Jeffer son" emmty at Primary 'election Saturday, April 11, I0H8. For Prothonotary HENRY W. MUNDORFF Of. Punxsutawney 1 MI..M nf 1 11 T. soSrtSepTrl AprH 11, lWti. . For Prothonotary DANIEL SEILER Of Hprankle Mills. D.in,llcnnH nf Jef- VhenHmaiy eiecUoi. Satur day, April U 1H0B. COUNTY COMMISSIONER For County .Commissioner j.S. COOPER Of Bronkway vllle. . . . j n .hllmina nt JefTpr- HUnieCl lO action Ol ., ' i . son county at primary .eleutlon Saturday, April ii, i Por County Commissioner A. P. REITZ Of BeaverTownshlp. . . . tunhiiu.nB nf .leffer- soSty at "prima'clccUoT Saturday. April ii, ivw, - For County Commissioner J. N. KELLY Of Brookvllle. Subject to action oi atimiit.m son county at primary election Saturday, April 11, 1U08. For County Commissioner JOHN S. BARR Of Brookvllle. Subject to action of rtepublicans of Jeffer son county at piimary election Saturday, April 11, HI08. For County Commissioner FRANK McCLURE Of Reynoldsvllle. Sublect to action of the Republicans of Jef ferson county at the primary election Satur day, April 11, 1W8. For County Commissioner JAMES INGLES Of McOalmont Township. .. 1. 1 ., 1 Inn "f t Vi fi I? 11 r. 1 1 ) i II f 11 n c nf Jef- ferson county at the primary elecliou Satur day, April 11, 1U08. If you have anything to- sell, try . our Want Column. IX WANTED Several good silk weavers. We are run ning full time and our weavers are making good pay. ERIE SILK COMPANY EWE . . PENN'A rrrr For County Treasurer GRANT SCHEAFNOCKER Of Wlnslow Township, Subject to acilon of Republicans of Jof fersou county at the primary election Satur day, April '1, Iuon, For County Treasurer W. C. MURRAY Of Reynoldsvllle. Subject to act'on of Republicans of Jeffer son county at primary election Saturday, April 11, For County Treasurer W. G. BUFFINGTON Of Brockwayvllle. Subject to action of Republicans of Jeffer son county at primary election Saturday. April 11, WUn. " For County Treasurer JAMES LOCKARD Of Punxsutawney. Subject to action of Republicans of Jeffer son county at primary election Saturday A prll U, WOi. t?- r..4. t i ui vuuirji i insurer W H.BELL I Of tteynoldsvllls. - Subject to action of Republicans of Jeffer , son coumy at primary election Saturday. , April 11, 1M. For County Treasurer J. W. CURRY i Of BmoKvllle. ft pttl.;ict to lii'il.iu of UemiollCKiis nf Trfffn- ' '! Sanitary Plumbing PlumbiDg is a science. Good or bad plnmblot; depends upoa the skill or lack of ski I of the man who docs the. work. Bad plumbic? is dear at any price; good plumbing the kind we do costs no more, 1- conducive to health, and Is a great mon ey saver Id the end. See Me for Estimates On your next job. Satlsfac tioo is assured if I do the work. G. E. Main Street Reynoldsvllle, Pennsylvania. Humnnreu THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED DANK IN THE COUNTY The Peoples National Bank REYNOLDSVILLE. PA. Capital and Surplus $120,000.00. Resources $500,000.00. Semi-annual Interest allowed and compounded on Ravlmts Accounts from date of deposit, having must lllwral withdrawal urlvlleires. 1 s" grafts and Money Orders on all partsof the world. P I trVfHceix: V. B. Alexander, President. K.D.Smith and August Haul. w dauf, Vice-Presidents. P. K. Alexander, Cashier. K. P. Alexander, Assistant Cashier. trjlrectors: W. B. Alexander. L. P. Seeley, F. D. Smith, P. L. Taylor, AuicuHt llaldatif, Amos Strotise, W. V, Murray, 1V. ! O. Sayers, W. Harry Moore, James 11. Spry and John O'Hare. OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS. THE PEOPLES BANK BUILDING. KILLING DUMB ANIMALS. Cases Where the t'se of t hlnrof or Is Positively Cruel. "Why will so many imople cling to the idea that chloroforming is the most merciful fteans of tleiilli possible for dumb animals?" naked a VPterlnnrlnn recently. 'Only the other tiny I was called upon to perform the trying and almost Impossible task of killing an old horse lu tills way. "Tlie horse, it seems, bntl lipen the pet of a wealthy woman who left pro vision for him in her will and decreed thnt If ever the family to whose care she Intrusted him should deem It neces sary to end his life this should be done with chloroform, so that be might be assured a painless death. Then the horse became blind and otherwise dis abled, and the family decided that death would be a mercy. "Of course the provision of the will had to be carried out, but no greater caso of mistaken kindness could have been possfLilo. It is impossible to ad minister suulcient chloroform at one time to kill an animal the size of a horse, so dose after dose had to be given, the poor brute slowly ami pain fully smothering to death. "Chloroform Is all right for cats or dogs, but for larger animals it Is a posi tive cruelly, wheretis a pistol, weil aimed at the head of any beast, will send it out of life so quickly thnt It has not time, to feel the shot or realize what has happened."--Ncw York Tress. Best Healer in the World. Ucv. F. Starbird, uf Eat Uajmoud, Maine, says: "I have useti Buck leu's Arnica Salve for several years, on my old army wound, and other obstinate Mires, and find it the best healer in the world. I use it too with great success In my vettrlnary business." Price 25o. hi Stoke & Fciutil Drug Co. drug store. Persons with dropsical tendencies Should eat onions frequently. This simple cure has proved effective In many cases. In one Instance the pa tient had been given tip by several physicians and only tried the onions to please a friend. She was complete ly restored to health and, though that was five yeors ago, has never had a return ot ihe trouble. She nte the on ions just as she. would an apple, tak ing a great ,mnny during the day. Exchange.. Bee the merry widow bow at Blng Sloke Co. Lancaster ginghams 8c yard at. Gil lespies. Sorosis skirt at Glllesples. Have your feet fitttd with the beet shoe made, a Walk Over. Price 13.60 and 14.00. Adam's. Hill muslin 10c yard at Glllesples. KIDNEY, LIVER AND BOWELS Sickness Is next to Impossible If you keep the Kidneys, Liver and Bowels In perfect working order with an occasional dos sf Dr. A. W. Chase's Kidney-Liver Pills Mr. 8. B. Holden, No. 18H Cass Ave., Grand Rapids, Mich., iy: "I bare tot J'esrs bean subject to elUKKifihness of tbf Irsr and constipation, the kidneys were alec inactive and caused ms a great deal of pa Id across my loins. I got some of Dr. A. W. Chase's Kldnay-Llver Pills and they cured the Inactivity of the organs rapidly ami illy. I would rot bs without them." 2Sc a box at all dealers. Writs for a free sample Dr. A W. Chose Medicine Co., Buffalo, N. V For sale by Stoke & Feicht Drug Co. WINDSOR HOTEL W. T. Ilriiliaker, Mgr. Midway between Broad St. station and Heading Terminal on Filbert st. Rooms 11.00 per day and up. Thconly moderate priced hotel of rep utation and conseiuence In PHILADELPHIA The First National Bank OF REYNOLDSVILLE. Capital and Surplus Resources . " $175,000.00 $550,000.00 Iohh H. iCadchkh, Pres. John H. Kaucber Henry L. Ueiblo - OFFICER!) J.U. Kino, Vlce-Pres. DIRECTORS Ins J.S. II ammond K. 0. Bchdckibs, Cashier John H. Corbe K. U. Wilson Every Accommodation Consistent with Careful Banking The Whole Truth in a Nut Shell. There are niany tonics and all kinds of pills. Advertised now-adafs to cure all your ills; But If any cause your health diHturlis, It will pay yuu well to use NATURE'S HERBS. NATURE'S HERB are praised by many glad hearts Because of the refreshing health It imparts, For It not only gives you a partial relief, But a cure that sallsties the most doubtful belief. For Sale Only by Stoke & Feicht Drug Co., Reynoldsvllle, Pa. A. Carlson, Grocer, Prescottvllle, Pa. fitio?j IM9BHI - To Meet the Demand for Purity, Freshness, Flavor SEALSHIPT OYSTYRS Shipped in sealed, enameled cases. No preserva tives. Ice packed outside. FRANK'S RESTAURANT The Star's Want Column never fails to bring results GILLESPIES THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY i - t m I 3 WHITE GOODS Fine assortment just re ceived. GINGHAMS 50 pieces Dress Ginghams. SEPARATE SKIRTS New spring styles just in. Serges, Panamas and Voiles, Blues, Blacks and Browns. Some Boy or Girl Is Going to Win A $50.00 Prize And 4,999 other children are going to get, other prizes. How? By sending in sketches of the NAZARETH WAIST. That's easy, isn't it? If you can draw a sketch as good as the one shown here send it along. You cannot fail to win one of the prizes may be one of the ' first. Call at Gillespies for full particulars ' and then you'll be ready to start. The contest closes May 1st, so . hustle along while you have time. WAISTS Dozens of styles in silks, linens, lawns, &c. EMBROIDERIES AND LACES Don't think you've ever been a finer line than we are now showing. SHOES AND RUBBERS Every member of the family can be fitted here. Gillespiesj r
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