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The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1897-05-26

Saturday is Memorial Day.
We will celebrate the 4th of July.
Saturday was pay day at the mines.
Do honor to the soldier dead and
alive Saturday.
The first circus OF the season has
come and gone.
See program for Memorial Day in
this issue of THE STAR.
An iron fence is being put up around
the NJ. f. parsonage lot.
We were indulging in the delights of
household moving this week.
Ladies' wide shoes, button, formerly
Sl.75, now $3.50 at Robinson's.
Go to Samuel Suffers for Champion
moving machines and repairs.
Gold standard indemnity against loss
by fire can be had from G. M. Mcdonald.
B., r. & p. R'y officials were at this
place one day last week on special
train.
A man, woman and two dogs gave
street performance in this place Satur-
day afternoon.
The Reynoldsville Hardware Co. has
had a new canvas awning put up on the
front of their store.
The man who wants recreation need
not go hunting or fishing, just move
your household goods.
Health Inspector Neale is looking
after the people who do not clean up
around their premises.
Rev. j. c. McEntire is holding
series of revival meetings in the Murray
school house. There is conside rable
interest manifested.
ASwede named Otto Froyd committed
suicide at Curwensville Saturday morn
ing by shooting himself through the
head.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1897-05-26
Will Celebrate Fourth of July.

At a meeting oi Fire Co. No. | last
Thursday evening IL was decided to cell
ebratc the Fourth Of July in an appro-
pirate manner in Reynoldsville. A
meeting will be held tomorrow evening
to appoint committees and make
arrangements for the celebration.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1897-05-26
Wall Paper.

Undoubtedly the handsomest line of
wall paper ever shown in Reynoldsville
is now on exhibition at Stokes. Prices
lower than ever. The public are invit-
ed to come and see the display.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1897-05-26

Twice as many bicycles were sold by
Stoke in 1896 Us all the other dealers in
town. Good stock counts.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1897-05-26
We Court Comparison.

We will be glad to compare any
sample of wall paper you may have,
with our stock. Stokes Pharmacy.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1897-05-26

" What's in nameF Rill Shakespeare wrote (;
A line we very often quote.
The rose, he said, would smell the same
II called by any other name;
And what's the moral of this little ballad2
That veal Is veal, though Oft called chicken
salad"
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1897-05-26
BELL.
6. F. HOF MAN.

the Clothier, Halter, Furnishcr and
Merchant Tailor, Reynoldsville, Pa.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-08
STATE NEWS.


The Sclo creamery will start In a
few days and will this year make
cheese.
Benjamin Brown Of Island City has
shipped 1000 tons OF hay this year
and has more TO ship.
A deck hand named Cooper walked
of the steamer Shaver. which was ly-
Ing at the wharf at CatskanI, and
was drowned.
Meedham Imbler, aged rs, a pioneer
Of Douglas county, died at his home
10 Roseburg. after a lingering illness.
Tie came 10 Oregon from North Caro-
lima 10 1852. file left Il widow and five
children.
Mrs. Aseneth Thomas died at the
home OF her daughter, Mrs. Phineas
Roberts. In North Yamhill, last Mon
day, aged SO years. Mrs. Thomas
was taken with la grippe a few weeks
ago, from the effects Of which she died.
G.. N. Partridge, manager Of the Bay
City house, 10 Astoria, kept his money
In u trunk, but some thief broke into
the trunk last Thursday and stole
about $1,000 that was hidden there.
IL is not many mining machines
that turn out mlnted gold; but the
Rosebnrg Review says that George
Forty, who Is mining on Oxford beach,
found a SEQ gold coin In his machine
one day last week. The piece was
coined Ia 1861.
William DAVIS, OF Thirty-Mile, In
Gillian county, narrowly escaped
burning 10 death last week. He is a
cripple, and his house caught lire from
a pot OF pitch. His son, who was at
tmcted 20 The house by the noise,
reached his father Just In time "a drag
him from the burning building. The
house and It's contents were entirel y
destroyed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-08
Stamped to Death.

SAN Francisco, March s-Will-
lam Brugge, a water front habitue,
stamped TO death an'old man, a cook
known In his saloon haunts a "Growl
ing Louis"
The tragedy occurred in the saloon
OF r. Speckter, at Fremont-Street
wharf, where Brugge, who had been
drinking, went for a beer and "free
lunch"
Brugge struch his victim with his
hst, knocking hin insensible. Then
he kicked and stamped oil him. While
the fight was going on, the barkeeper
tried 10 restrain Brugge
but was pulled away. When the po-
lice reached the saloon, within a few
ninutes, the cook was dead.
A partial examination Of the body
at the morEue showed that Louis
skull was fractured, his right leg bro
ken and that there were severe
bruises on various parts OF his body.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-08
ITEMS OF

-
a New York legislator has proposed
a bill against che wearing OF tights on
the stage.
Slncu 1890 the population Of Kansas
has decreased q per cent, while the
humber Of inmates Of her insane asy.
lums has increased Al per cent.
bryan viii stump Ohio 10 further
ance uf John Il. MrLean's senatorial
candidacy. HEnna's appointment
will ouly hold good TN the meeting Of
the legislature next winter, aud he
will seek election then for the re-
malnder OF Sherman's uneXpired term
aud for a full term of six years fnUm
March 4. 1899.
Twenty years ago u National debt
was a., 22O, OO0.O aud since that time
II has been reduced 10 s99d, lil ao2.
Contrast this with France, which
now has a public debt OF q, loo, 0Oo, 600
representing an Increase 81 81 500 900
600 Ia the last twenty years. England
has a National debt OF o., 0 ,OOo,OOO,
" iloh Is three times greater than our
Russia, Italy, AustrO-Hangary, each
have 9 public debt Of nearly three bill
Iiont Germany, Of all the great pow
ers. mas the smallest debt, Only slso.'
100000
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-08
a couNnRFuTER CAUGHT.
n. Po.ss Of syHsesse Mzks aalH707
ant Cs,ch


n, Monday tbe 18th, Harold Mar
~auisaN.Y..Has arrested 10 Syracuse
~ rtta.S.Y-on q warrant sForn oui
~ the Dr.. williams Medicine Co.
charging him with forgery. Ontne
18th Of Decemler Maquisee visited Z
pbotO-ngrz7er 10 syracuse. saying ne
vas the representative Of the Dr. VIZ
uams' Medicine % and arranged To-
the making Of a fall set Of plates Iof
the direction sheets. la~Oel>.etc. o. the
fsmgus d.. WILLIAMS Pick Pills Ioi
Pale People. News Of this reached tne
home ofce.and nOtiue vas lot 10 ar
ranging for ms arrest when be should
return for the plates. He returned On
the 18th and was accordingly arrested
and is now 10 Jail 10 Syracuse a walt
ing examination. which Ccclfs On
March %.
This arrest proves TO b an import
ant one. 10 addition to va-ious plum
der. such as medical goks,typeTriteFs'
rugs.etc., found 10 M~srquisees trunk
when arrested, the police also found
counterfeit cyia Goth in the truns ID
on his person: and 10 a search Of his
apartments at Utica found a complete
OUTFIT for cOunterfeiting consisting OF
crucibles. bellows, nickel. lead, bismutn,
antimony.a small blacksmith forge, a
charcoal furnace, and yeral plaster
of.paris molds. The United states
marshals want him lust as o asthe
DR.. williams Medicine CO.aTe through
With him. and, no doubt, he will be
sentenced for a long period.
In selectingDr. Williams Pink Pills
for his counterfeiting operations, he
showed his knowledge Of the proprie-
tor medicine business: for these pills
are in such great demand that they
are easily sold at any drug store ia the
United States. His scheme was to
work the country druggists and sell
his limitations at a discount Of from ?
per cent. TO 5 per cent, explaining the
reduced price by the fact that he had
picked them up in small lots and at a
discount from dealers who were over
stocked. By working fast and making
long jumps, he would have secured
many hundreds Of dollars 10 a shuIt
tine. The proprietors Of DR.. Williams
Pink Pills are most fortunate to ia e
caught the rogue, before be had fail y
started, and to have thus kept these
spurious goods out Of the market.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-08
Strayed or Stolen.

C~ALIENTE, March 8.-Quitesa prom
inent women named Mrs. J. P. Cum
mings, Of Fresno City, is here en- route
to Kernyille, looking for her. husband.
Mrs. Cummings was once the wife Of
W. Wyatt, of Fresno, who was Sheriff
Of that county until his death Mrs.
Cummings, tells the story that she
met her present husband in Wander
bilt, San Bernardino County. They
were married two years ago and lived
happily together until her husband
left home saying that he expected to
return. He seems to have left her with
out any p%rovOcation.
o.. P. Cummings, the missing hus-
band, is a mining man and pTomi-
nent member of the Odd Fellows
Lodge at Phoebe, Nevada. 1t is said
that Cummings is 10 a Kern County
mining camp under an assumed name.
that OF j. P. Smith. The women ap-
pears to be a person Of wealth. She
says she owns gold mines in Wander
bilt and has been travelling six weeks
In search of her husband.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-08

THE JOURxAL believes IL - incum
bent upon the present state admins
tFatiOn 20 make arrangements b
which legal certificates % eEpeDdi-
ture may BE issued ADD further ar
rangeDents that our leading financial
Institutions may receive them al par
value with reasonable ASSURANCE that
tbey shall draw the same interest ~
state warrants would Secretary Kin
cald IL right In refusing 10 take the
responsibility for issuing such eerti.
acates upon his own shoulders. II 10
the only position he can take con-
sisteDtIy.
But that need not prevent occurring
sn OplnIon a. 70 the validity u such
certificates, founded upOn what has
been an unbrUken practice for mHoy
years. To not make arrangements TO.
Issue such certificates will work a ter
rible hardship and expense on the
state, because all supplies will BE-
charged up a. ar advance TO cover ali
possible losses. II viii cause business
men, sbO are under contract to fur
nIsh supplies for six months or a year
to come, into ruin and bankruptcy IN
less provision for payment Is made.
But worst Of all bundr de Of poor
families dependent for living On
salaries due from the state will suf-
fer for the necessaries 81 life IN they
cannot get what Is due them. There
must Be some arrangement made, and
that soon. as a matter % mere justice
and humanity.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-08
forget thst . mrreiiess nonsy oll-
gsrcby Is % the saddle.

Governor Lord expresses . great deal
Of truth 10 the following paragraphs
from biz statement u the reason Why
he hesitates n call a special session
'iOf the legislature Ills words are vir-
tualIy az endorsement ~ the refusal
Of members 70 consent t. al OTgsBL
zstion o. the legislature such ~ We
have had IN the past. On orgznlza-
tiOn dictated simply By a combination
of members Sbo have local and per-
SJnal interests % ssFre would have
resulted N the house lust az Il did
10 the ssDate,i IN q u litel c erkshlps,
junkets mileage grsbs. and bad legis
lati0n. Read again LFd's sOrds:
when you sorik a. the extent and
puFpCse II sDme ~ the appropriations
~ rersut legislatures. the state might
b. a zainsF-in fact. g. might Be 3
Diessiag in disguise if Ne shall have
10 sessiun u the legislature for the
NEXT two years When one considers
the a~s.Hrance u remedial legislation, |
relief fnem The burdens u uunecesssT
;axzt ksH.tbsf we're freely given 10 the |
peDple. and then llsiks at the legiSla-
tive half. streNn with u~nredctMed
plhdges, what security have I, " II
NeTe % call a special session, that
decided legislation would BE enacted z
Tile cOnyeDing 81 a special session
l. usually avoided, II possible; for II
~el1OfB proves q prD1table business to
the stat. think W. may i0d sOrne
compensation for our present cOndI-
tton, II It's effects stall be tn impress
the people with The necessity Of
higher standards 81 political duty
and letter political methods"
The OregOnian heartily endorses
these Sentiments Of the governor. 1t
is reminded that the sane crowd 1t
upheld twO years ago 10 the inter
est u senator DOlph pursued the
tactics and engaged In the same
on the treasury that the Mitch
eli regulars undertook at this session.
The regular ''stand-ln" element, that
regards partisanshIp as a license TO
plumber, is the element most 10 be
dreaded by the taxpayer, and to which
the governor suggests higher stand
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-08
JAPAN,
The Mikado Is After Spain.
More Trouble in Store for Spanish
People.

SAN Francisco. March a-Ih'
long overdue schooner Vine, which
left this city on a trading trip to tine
South Sea Islands last June, arrived
in port with important LeWs from The
South Seas regarding a possible wal
between Japan and Spain.
Captain Luttrell brought adTioes
from the Caroline Islands Of happen
ings which may Involve Spain 10
another war, this time with the am
bilious japanese. The natives Cd
the Rak Islands, a part Of the Caro-
line group, which belongs to Spain,
are very ferOcious when foreigners at
tempt to land, and all trading with
the islanders must be done by other
natives.
The islanders are almost caDnibals.
They refuse to become civilized, and
wear no clothing. A number Of Japan
ese traders have recently started a
profitable business with some Of the
more peaceable OF the islanders. but
when they have attempted TO go in
land they have been fercely opposed.
Just before the Vine left the Caroline
Islands a dozen or more japanese
traders were massacred by the island
ers without PROPAGATION. The remain
ing traders sent the news 10 the Jap
anese government, and have asked
for a war vessel TO subjugate the in
habitants Of the Spanish island.
The general belief at Kasale when
the Vine left was that a war would
follow, as the japanese coyet the is
lands, and are generally understood TO
be DESTROYS OF having colonies through
out the South Seas. 1t is surmised
that japan would attempt to subju-
gate the islands and cOlonize them,
irrespective Of Spain.
J. w. Kanoa, the first Hawaiian
Missionary to the South Seas, created
a great sensation in the Gilbert group
recently and soon afterwards died.
On account Of his very successful work
among the natives he became we'll
known to missionary people through
out the world, and among the Congre-
gationallsts in America especially.
Missionary Kanoa was 80 years OF
age, aud was greatly yenerated. A
few years ago he married a second
time, and secured an attractive young
wife. Gossips soon commenced 10
talk all over Butaritari, where KaDoa
was stationed, and Mrs. Kanoa's con-
duct became such that the COugrega-
tionlist missionaries informed Kanoa
that his wife, actions we're so notori-
Gus that he must get a divorce from
her. Kanoa replied that he did not
understand that the Christian relig-
on compelled him to disbelieve the
statement, that what God had Joined
together no mar must cast assunder.
He positively refused to diYorce his
wife, and said he would try to save
her.
The result was that the veteran mis-
,lonary who had been nearly fifty years
IN the island, was read out of the
He started a new Church Ian
Independent Congregational, and his
influence with the natives won nearly
III Of them over to his side.
The strain was too much, however,
or one of his advanced years, and be-
ore his work was completed he died.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-08

Mr. COrbett's appointment lisa clear
gain 10 one respect: He Is rich enough
20 be senator aud not have ~ sell his
services 10 some corporation. Only
two classes Of men are nc 10 be sen.
ators ln these days Of commercial Or
ganlzatiOns-tbOse who do not have to
sell themselves and those who,lf poor,
are possessed 81 the mental 6bre that
regards departure from the represen-
tatlye principle pure and simple, as
treason 10 the commonwealth. No
q believes that II question comes
up between the Southern Pacific and
the people that Mr. Corbett will be
Influenced by a few thousand dollars,
or by the hope Of employment as at
tOrDey, 10 vote with the railroad. On
the Nicaragua canal bill he will be
able 10 represent the commercial In.
terests Of the Pacific coast. He win
not have to stand 10 With New York
private corporation IN order 70 get
that enterprise started. He will also
remember his weary and dangerous
journey on the back OF a mule across
the lsthmus o. Panama, and IL may
serve as u spur to action such as would
not be Felt by the modern statesman
who never bestTode anything as a
means Of lOcomotlon but a free pass.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-08

It Is said that CLEVELAND will devote
his spare time during the next few
years 10 whiting a book on autobiO-
graphical lines, dating from his cleo
tlon as mayor OF Buffalo 20 this 4th of
March.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-08

telllgent physician in some deranueuert
oil the complicated and delicate femir;rs
organs OF generation. The woman who
hall understands herself. feels that \
cannot always be complaining. She 90
not always have the doctor in the borsa
n young girl suffers, bodily and men.
AMY, IN silence. The trouble usually
comes so gradually it is attributed ~
some outside cause There is undrs
weariness, inspected pain, uureaSon-
able tears and fits of temper. All thesa
symptoms are simply protests of tbs
silent, long-suffering nerves, The trorSie
shows in dark circles below the ave.
downward curve Of the mouth. a %ssiInn'
bTownish-yellow neck. "'
Onregarded, the trouble orou,s
lew years OF tortured invalidism nroh.Le
insanity before merciful death co-,AS
Or. Pieree's Favorite Pr-escrint;or = -
ITuit OF years Of study. It is The nrodIn.
OF an investigating mind united CT
generous nature. Whe~ an irtai,;S--
person gives years Of study N : sntou.
s.svs must be some good result. fbe
ot extracts OF herbs that male
Hens,hening soothing medicine. II acts
oIeeuy upon the distinctly fem;ni1s
organs 1t stops drains from Tr;nS
membranes by healing diseased nsr+
theIeoy curing also the infiamras
mat Is always present.
a-sa ~ = snneal coalition. oAen was
ssiiss oas sG sss ~ a gEss. improvement bS11
- 1870, have taksn six bottles snS RE
49, tnat val not only cure uioeystioa ! an
Yours truly,
CMn) @2
n, %MhN<~
Meanoff. -
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-08

Governor Pennoyer deserves n long
credit mark for knocking out the
nlckle.in-the-slot gambling device at
Portland. Other cities should follow
up this action OF the metropolis OF
Oregon. These machines are uoteyen
honest respectable gambling, rs the
chances OF WANING or losing are not
distributed into a million chances as
ia a game where the combinations Of
the cards are perfectly free, The
game catches tile halt developed In
stluct fIr gaming that lies dormant
ia the American youth aud pursued at
these machines becomes the fuunda-
tion Ter serious enterprises In
baking Tie tiger. sim these nickel
machines can take all the earnings OF
a young mlu ufpad position, and the
direct losses on them are Known 10 run
AS hlgii us i've OF icn duilars a ,tay tor
a single individual.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-08
ADVERTISEMENTS.

.,A-TED A good fresh milk COW not over
D. 30, Old ADDRESS II. 4 Mueller, South
s--em rus.oacs box $40 3S5t !
.LOST.-A pair Of Id spectacle in leather
cas- Lave at Journal office for reward.
SO 81
NANIED-,iluduon ior general homework
IN salem, References gwen if required.
Address ! {. B.. N. Journal office, s 81
WAN lED-The people Il Salem 70 know
that | have charge Of the Dearborn printing
office and AN doing good work ofall kinds
al sat siactory rates. + ank Conoyer. ZIG In
FOR SALE.-A good team With harness and
a "a spring wagon til top. 4 great bar
gain, Call at ths Labor Exchange Office.
North Salem. Terms very easy. Geo. B.
Jacob ? 10 i'm
FURNITURE FOR SALE.-A complete set
Of furniture for i've rooms is for sale, cheap.
at the San Francisco Secoud Hand store, 90
STATE street, Carpets for sale separate. lis
d O@Is IN. 2-I5 I'm
MRS. n. B. SCOIT.-Slenographer and
typewriter, room II, over Ladd * Bushs
bank. Prompt attention 10 all ella ses Of work.
FOR RENT.-Eleyen acres adjoining The
ndtan school, at Chenawa, five acres Of
garden land, good house, barn and well
water. By month or year for low cash reni
address Box T45 ,or apply at c.. w .PeaImine,
Two mics north OF town IN river road. ia
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-08

The failure OF tho MeKinley mes
sage Ia congress Ia hold out 4 word I, {
encouragement 10 the Cuban ~irevolu-
tlonlsts ought not betaken a. an indI-
cation Of the entire policy 81 the ad-
minlstration oa that question, Nc
Kinley will ned that he has uut risen
20 the full helghtO f puddle Sentiment
on the Cuban sitaatiop, and unlefs he
ri Is evidences Of iIrlnness aad vleor
ia his foreIRa policy on a matter so
close &C homeas Cuba, public patriot
Ism will surge owe his head and he
viii fnd himself 4 man without a
a party and o pr. slaent without a
country ~ back him. We must not
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-08

VINO o mo-
know women and
young girls who are
continually in tears?
Who always see the
dark sidel Who
have frequent fits
OF melancholy with
out any apparent
eauseH But there
IS a cause. It is to
be found hv tba -
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-08

Tie iron grasp Of scrofulA Ia -
- r-.a1 f. victims. This demon
q tie blood is often hot s-,E-i tho
Gu.i1g dreadful SORES. bot racAs ~.
- Zftb H. pains 4 rheumatism
MI H55d-s Sarsaparilla cures.
4ysarly four years ago 0ens
ed with scrotula and rheana
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-08
Well

take Hoods sarszparila. Soon appetite
came back; the sores commenced 70 neal
limbs straightened out and l threw
away nv crutches. / an nov stolI aLI
hearty and an farming, Enefe5s LO1L
6TTe1d Hoods Sarssparills.' URBAN
HAYwoyD. Table Grove, Illinois.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-08
Made

p--,;Dg sores broze out on ny Thighs
ps-a n hone cane out and an operation
e. c5atemplated. had rheumatism n
ms Leo. drawn I'd out ofshsPe. Ilostap-
pe.;,e. could not sleep. l was peilec.
wreck. I continued TO grow worse az
finally ave up the doctors treatment 70
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-08
-, cure liver ills. easy 10
Hoods Pills TAX. sa.z o o2s-a.s
John HUGHES.

Dealer IN groceries, caints' oils,
window glass, varnishes, and
the NEST complete stock Of
brushes Of all kinds In the
state. Artists materials, lime,
nair, cement and shingles, and
inest quality Of grass seeds,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-08
TWIN MEAT MARKETS


D. S. Bentley. successor to Salem Improve.
ment Co., is nicely housed at the corner
Cheneketa and Front streets, and west Of the
First National Bank. Thanking the public
for pas favors, we would gladly have them
call and see US at our new Office. Having
the telephone moved, when you desire any.
thing ring up No. 80. All business attended
to promptly A full stock of supplies on
hand, especially Of all kinds of wood. TX I'm
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-08
PURE JERSEY BULL.

FOR service for the season. Call al Browns
Aeat market, Center al / Thirteenth
,ueet. Finest milk stock in OItgop. I2-II-tf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-08

WED A good fresh milk COW no, over
D. at- old ADDRESS u. K Mueller, South
Pus.oaic. box $40 3 Sgt
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-08
Us. FREEBURGER
NEW MARKET

o.ale street, near railroad. Freshest and
. Ues. meats My patrons say l keep the best
meats IN town, 2 73