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The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-10-02
Joe Horwitz has Become Car
toonist on the Staff of the
Pittsburg Press.
WAS TRAINED ON HEARST'S
GREAT NEW YORK PAPERS
His Work in the Herald Attracted
Wide Attention and Secured
the Attention of the Big
Pittsburg Dailies.

There is living in Reynoldsville to-
day gentleman whose work with the
cartoOnists pen and pencil is winning
recognition from the big metropolitan
dailies. Joe Horwitz, whose home for
several years past has been in Reyn-
oldsville, has just received an appoint
ment as cartoonist on the staff OF the
Pitts burg Press and his work will here
after appear exclusively in that popular
daily.
A few years ago Mr.. Horwitz had the
honor of being associated with the
great art department of the New York
american and Journal and attained
his skill under the guidance Of the gal
axy Of famous artists employed by Will
liam Randolph Hearst. No newspapers
In the world haye gained such notoriety
as the Hearst publications and much Of
their success has been due to the bold,
fearless use OF the cartoon in fighting
corruption and wrong. Naturally the
students in such practical training
school are eagerly sought for and Mr..
Horwitz left New York to enter the
Pittsburg field. For time held the
position Of cartoonist on the Herald,
one Of the minor dailes Of Pittsburg,
and contributed to other papers in the
city. His work attracted the attention
Of the larger journals and resulted 10
the proffer and acceptance of position
on the Press, one of the best known
papers in the state, where he will vie
for honors with Payne and Jameson,
the bright particular stars that CLEAN
in the Smoky City's" armament OF
artists.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-10-02

hates:-One cent per WORD Tor each ana
evory Insertion.
NoNo~OoO0oo~S~Uo-o-~-o-o
For SALE-Sideboard, china closet,
bed room suite, dining table, gas range,
etc. Inquire OF G. F. Hoffman.
RoR RENT-House on Main street.
Inquire Dr. S. Reynolds.
For SALE-Piano, extension table
and iron bedstead. Inquire DR.. S.
Reynolds.
For SALE-Two good second hand
sewing machines at bargain. Inquire
OF G. F. Hoffman.
For SALE-30O0 feet of dry pine |
and 2 inches thick and Is feet long.
Inquire of Hughes g. Fleming.
For RENT-Modern brick house. In
quire d. 81. Young, corner Grant and
Fifth.
For SALE--Good property on East
Main street at q bargain. Inquire Uf
e. Ne1.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-10-02
Pennsylvania History Exhibit.

The Pennsylvania state history eI-
hlbit is located In the flreproof His
tory building and is under the direction
of DR.. Albert Cook Myers, an eminent
writer Of American history, Of Moylan,
Philadelphia, and Professor NJ. ID.
Learned, head of the department Of
German at the University of Pennsyl.
vania, commissioned to prepare and
install the exhibit. They have by rea-
son of their wide knowledge Of the
subject and material with whiih they
had to deal succeeded in collecting
possibly the best exhibit Of the kim
the state has ever made.
A series Of large wall maps, five In
number, show the historical develop
ment of Pennsylvania. They are at
tractively arranged on the walls, inter
spersing the large number Of portraits
of the distinguished makers of the
states history.
The first Of these maps illustrates the
Pennsylvania Of 1860, the second Penn.
sylvania Of 1890, the third Pennsylva-
mia in 1715, the fourth Pennsylvania
in 1875. The fifth is a map Of Penn.
sylvania, Maryland and Virginia for
1735.
The most extensive part Of the sx.
hibit Is a loan collection Of objects
illustrative Of Pennsylvania history
arranged according to the states his
torical development.
One corner of the space represents
the early perlod-the Swedish devel
opment. AS an evidence Of the pains
taken in collecting the Pennsylvania
exhibit It may be stated that a trained
university man was sent to Sweden
where he spent some time securing
photographs Of documents in the ON
r''l tl!cs Of that co""'ry relating Il
-. ,ettlement Of Sweden on the Della
COrtinued nn last page.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-10-02
Gettysburg Pictures.

There are also 100 Gettysburg monu-
ment pictures. The Pennsylvania COM
mission, through its superintendent of
grounds and buildings, II. B. Row
land Of Philadelphia. has given much
care to the grounds around the build
ing. The grounds are 300 by 260 feet.
The state holds the option on the land,
as other state commissions do.
A pleasant feature for Pennsylvania
visitors is that they find all OF the
newspapers of the state contributed by
the publishers. In connection with
the construction of the building Super.
intendent Rowland calls attention to
the fact that white pine is used, as In
the original structure.
The Pennsylvania building is bril-
liantly Illuminated. Two clusters Of
lights surmount the front terrace,
while from the posts and brackets there
are additional clusters of lights in
abundance. All the lines of the build
ings and tower are illuminated by
rows of lights.
The members of the Pennsylvania
commission are Governor Edwin s.
Stuart, chairman; e. s. Stoutsburg,
treasurer; Robert S. Murphy, William
C. Sproul, Henry f. Walton, John NJ.
Scott, J. Henry Cochran, Samuel p.
White, Frank b. McClain, William
Wayne, III. |. Riley, Frank w. Jack.
son, l.. o. McLane, w. s. Harvey,
George I. Oliver, James Pollock, John
f. Lewis, A. s. Roberts, Paul II. Gal.
ther, 4. p. Patton, G. G. Frick, e. NJ.
Thomas, John S. Arnot, chairman Of
the executive committee; Ii. +. Wal
ton, executive officer, and James II.
Lambert, secretary, the private secre.
tary to the governor.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-10-02
Out Of Sight.

"Out Of sight, out OF mind" Is an old
saying which applies with special force
to sore, burn or wound that's been
treated with Bucklen's Arnica Sslve.
It's out Of sight, out Of mind and out
OF existence. Piles too and chilblains
disappear under its healing influence.
Guaranteed by Stoke & Feicbt Drug
Co. druggists, 25o. Reynoldsville and
Sykesville..
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-10-02
Broke out in keystone Cigar
Store Monday Night and
Barned for an Hour.
EXPLODING AMMUNITION
HELPED SPREAD FLAMES
Three Wooden Buildings Were
Damaged, Two of Them AL
most Beyond Hope OF
Repair.

About H. As Monday night fierce
fire broke out in the wooden block
etween the Two three-story brick
Buildings occupied by the drug stores
Of Stoke & Feicht Drug Co. and b.
L. McEntire, and it was only oy ei'
Nciept work of the fire companies
and good water pressure that the
fire was gotten under control before
q much heavier financial loss occurred.
The fire started among the ammunition
In one Of the front windows oil the
keystone Cigar Co., G. I. Woodtord
proprietor, and the rapid explosion
OF cartridges for few minutes gave
the IRE a good start before the hre
company got the water turned on the
building and about that time keg
OF powder exploded in the building and
spread the fire in all directions and
It was possible to get anything out
OF the store or get the fire under con-
troll before the building was destroyed.
There we're three store rooms In
the wooden block. The one next TO
the Stoke and Feicht Drug Co. store,
where the fire started, was occupied
by keystone Cigar store, the middle
room occupied by Hunter & Milllren's
meat market, and the third room, next
to h. L. McEntire's drug store, is
occupied by John O'Hare's wholesale
iiuuor store. The fire was gotten
under control before the building oc-
cupied by O'Hsre was greatly damaged.
: Fortunately the three flats oyer the
store rooms were not occupied, the
families having moved out just few
days ago.
The entire loss will amount to about
$4,000, with small insurance. The
keystone Cigar Co. loss amounts to
$1,000. with small insurance. There
was a large stock OF cigars on hand
that would have been shipped away
in few days.
Hunter & Milliren's loss Will amount
to ST. 800, with small insurance.
The wooden block is owned by p.
Mcdonald, whose loss amounts to 81 600
or $1,000, with small insurance. The
buildings are in the fire limits and
two of the buildings will have to be
replaced with brick.
The West Reynoldsville fire company
responded promptly to the fire alarm
hand rendered excellent service during
the fire.
One of the large windows in Stoke
q Feicht Drug Co. store was broken
5dufing tie fire. 1t is not known just
how it was broken.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-10-02
A Criminal Attack

On an inoffensive citizen is frequent
ly made in that apparently useless little
tube called the appendix" It's gener-
ally the result Of protracted constipa-
tion, following liver torpor. DR.. Kings
New Life Pills regulate the liver, pre-
vent appendicitis, and establish regular
habits of the bowels. 25c at Stoke
g. Feicht Drug Co. store. Reynolds
vile and Sykesville.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-10-02
".The Toymakers" and Quincy Adams
Sawyer"

Sawyer.
Charles FeltOn Pidein is an exceed
versatile man, for he has written
two highly successful books OF widely
different character. They are Quincy
Adams Sawyer, best New England story
ever written, and 1.-The Toymakers,
book Of phantasy OF q most amusing
and entertaining nature. No two books
could be more unlike, "Quincy Adams
Sawyer" breathing Of the quiet, rustic
life OF country town, 1.-THE Toymak-
ersr full OF fun from start to finish. The
story is absolutely Illogical, impossible
and improbable, yet it never fails to
amuse. "Quincy Adams Sawyer" is
at times sweetly pathetic, "The Toy
Makers is never anything but hilar-
iously funny. yet the same man has
written both books and both books have
been placed on the stage. "Quincy
Adams Sawyer" is known from east to
west as the greatest New England play
ever produced. ''The Toymakers.
while not quite so old as "Quincy Ad-
ANS Sawyer" enjoys reputation for
remarkable success as a musical alb
surdity. On Tuesday, November 5, it
will be brought to Park Theatre for one
night only. 1t will be given by "The
Jollities," a company OF bright and
clever entertainers, who will bring all
~ their own scenery and costumes.
There are twenty-six original numbers
of bright and tuneful music written by
Charles D. Blake and John A. Bennett.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-10-02
Simple Method of Avoiding Disease

At the request of one Of our su5scrib-
ers we publish the following simple
method Of avoiding acute indigestion
and other stomach troubles by use OF
common table salt: Take teaspoonfu!
of salt dissolved In a glassful Of cool,
not cold, water before breakfast on an
empty stomach.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-10-02
The Programme.

Governor Edwin s. Stuart and party,
consisting, with ladies', Of about 200,
will arrive at Old Point Comfort on
Thursday evening. Ctt. 3, where they
will remain quartercI until Monday.
The governor will be accompanied by
his staff, the state commissioners and
the principal state cials, including
all chief justices rf ,', supreme court
of Pennsylvania and .ae judges Of the
superior court.
The following special exercises will
be he'll In the Auditorium Oct 4. be-
ginning at II 80 a. m, Governor Edwin
S. Stuart, president of the rennsylva-
MIA state commission, presiding. Music
will be furnished by the Exposition
band:
Music.
Address of welcome. Hon. Harry st.
George Tucker. president OF the James
town Tercentennial exposition.
Music.
Address Of welcome his excellency
Governor Claude A. Swanson of Virginia.
Music.
Response, Lieutenant Governor Robert
day.
215 p m. luncheon to the governor and
official party by the exposition company.
to p. m, reception by the Pennsyl-
vania state commission to the governor
of Pennsylvania at the Pennsylvania
building. Admission by card only.
The .N,inth regiment Pennsylvania
national quart, 900 men, will serve as
an escort to Governor Stuart. They
will camp on the grounds and meet the
governor upon his arrival at the gov
ernment piers.
independence Hall Reproduced.
Pennsylvania was among the largest
of the contributors to the jamestown
exposition, appropriating 100000 for
participation, and 1t was decided that
this should be expended rather In a
historical exhibit than in an exhibit Of
lhor ro<ourcoS
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-10-02
WANT. COLUMN.

Rates:-One cent per word for each and
evory Insertion.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-10-02
Reynoldsville Boy is
Winning Recognition

mission examining the finished nag.
The committee consisted of George
Washington Robert Morris and George
Ross. Among the wall decorations are
the flags of the various cities. of the
Stota
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-10-02
Great Bargains at Halls.

For one week only, beginning satur-
aay. October 9TH, we will sell our en-
t,re stock OF lace curtains and portIers
q : biz reduction. G. r. HALL.
La Junta tribune., 1907-08-10

JuNTA Is \ CITY Of siN
thousand population aud county
s-at Of Ot.ro county, the greatest
agricultural county in the Arkan-
-a- VALLEY. thr-- bret sugar fac
torls- ipsin; located " Thin IT. boun-
La Junta tribune., 1907-08-10
Distinguishes Visitors.

Jay F. Johnson. editor of the Ord
way New Era. accompanied by his
boss printer, c. A. Newton. drove
over from that burg last Saturday
behind a spanking pair of young
sorrels AMI spent several hours in
the county seat. They returned
home with some of the great family
journal Office equipment in the shape
of type cabinets which we have beer
advertising for sale for several
weeks. 1t always pays to advertise.
even for a print shop. when you have
something for sale that somebody
else wants. We would have had
those type cabinets until doomsday
if we had not advertised. and the
same thing will apply to the goods
on merchants shelves.
La Junta tribune., 1907-08-10
Proposed o.s,...e. No. ~.

An ORDINANCE EXTENDING SEWER
"a district "A 10 include block one ~ and
two : in the sants Fe addition aud blocks
three t;i3. four o. twenty two .szl and TWEEN
O. -three 81 In the brsdisb addition TO the
city at La Jupta and nxi.s chm rse- for con.
nrciins with III. sewer heretofore established
therein.
lie u ordalns-i by the city COUNCIL OF the cit,
Oi Ia Jfiuta:
section /. Sewer Distrie; ~ in the eity Of
La @nnta Is hereby extended eastward a :
Santa f- addition to La Junta. aud block.
thr-- ~. four -. twenty -fAo f.aJ ami t~-n-
~ three ~ In The Bradish addition to said
city. and 80 as to include tile main sewer n-
9ov constructed and ~stsbli. .b.d ia the alley
running east and west through said biack-.
Section = The o~n-r owa~rs OF prot-.r y
abuitiny upon aid sewer nsa, cos,nec; their
premises Wit said sewer upon the pay u.eni
~ Ave t.ai feet Of lot er land 20 a,uttinx upon
-nii -rxer, aud rv,c-ip. from the city Gle rk
showing The pay fDent IN full for the pr-mies--
% ought to be connected. shall i,- authority
NIT for said sewer connection OF said proper
~ upon the pay ins.nt of th- regular fee there
for a. nov provided by ordinsnc-. provid~d
that where the sides Of lot. ar- along such
--"er said lots shall NOT be construed n abatt-
section ). All ordinances or part. OF ordi.
uane-s in conflict herewith are h-r~b, re.
p-aled
adop;sd K an, and approved this ith day of Aas
GEORGE BARR. Mayor.
ANDREW MAYERs Clerk
STATE or coLokApo.
1, A. Mayors, City Clerk Of the City oi
La Innta. do hereby certify that the forego-
ing oriinance was placed on IL. first reading
and ~as daily read and passed its first
Council of said City on Angus, S. Io.
A. NAYERS. Ctr Clerk.
La Junta tribune., 1907-08-10
Sale Of school lsnas.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ]
~ will ell. at public auction. to tn. high
est responsible bidder. the 18th day of
August 1907. at o'clock p. at the Office oi
Tn. State Board OF Land Commissioners,
Capitol building. Denver. Colorado. t..- fol-
low ing described lani-. situated in Otero
County. Colorado, viz:
Southwest quarter, section q, township
- south. range u west: minimum price fs<..0D
per acre.
Value OF Improvement. on this land a. APP
praised by thi. department. Sliia0D.
Owner of improvements, Eph. ". and Mr..
Emma Casteci. La Iunta, Colo.
sale application No. S1N.
No land " III BE- sold at les. than the mini
mum price psr scre. As given above. The par
cols " Ill be- sold In the above order. and each
same more or less.
Terms OF pay ment shall be Rs follows. viz I:
On lands selling for Sa-iO to 81 per acre. 10
per cent. of the purchase money the day of
-sia, the balance in eighteen equal annual
payments at per cent fpsr annim. Lands
selling at more THAI 81 I,cr aero and less than
SIS per acre. % par cent. cash on the day of
payments at per cent per snnun- Lands
selling Tor SIS and upw ards. ~ pr cent. cash
and balance in equal annual payments at !
per cent. interest. II tho purchaser does
own tho Improvements, he must pay for the
.ap.e at sale. Purchaser will execute bond
"a provided in Section Is. act OF July II, lNl
must he = citizen of the United States. or one
ho has declared his infentiot Of bscomins
such. aud must pay apprai>-ment aud ad-
JOHN 2. VIVIAN
Register State Board Land Com m -.ioners.
First publication. July e. lS,.
Last publication. August II. 1907.
La Junta tribune., 1907-08-10
CITY COUNCIL.
Street Railway franchise Ordinance
Considersd Saloon Licenses
Nay ee eoosted---ciy
Needs the ~ Monsy.

A midsummer spasm of the city
council took place at the city hall
last Monday evening. the occasion
being the first of the August series.
Mayor Barr sat at the head of the
municipal board and all the alder
men. with the exception Of Draper.
who is out of town. and Inge. who
il still on the sick list. were present.
There were also quite number OF
SPECTATORS in attendance. including
milk men. street railway represen-
tatives. petitioners for q permit to
violate the fire ordinance. water
works sub-contractors and various
and sundry people with grievance
or an AK to grind.
Under the head of communica-
tions and petitions the council was
entertained with the reading Of a
letter from A. NJ. Ozburn, the water
works contractor. who cited various
and sundry bills for which he was in
no way responsible and refused for
even a minute to consider. The
communication was referred to the
city attorney and city engineer with
instructions to fight it out if it
took all summer.
The monthly report of Marshal
Wieneke demonstrated the fact that
he has been doing land office busi-
ness of late. the total fines assessed
during the month of July aggrega.-
ing 81. .029.50. The total number of
arrests made during the month was
eighty-nine, the fines resulting bring
ing in amounts as follows: Cash
fines. $593. so: fines worked out on
the street. $4,000. Total 81 .029. so.
The monthly report Of Police Mag
istrate Clark was as follows: Num-
ber of cases in court, eighty-nine;
cash fines. s533. Is; police fees paid
out, 1886; carriage for ladies.
$500, fines worked out on the
street, $4,000. Total fines for the
month. 81 .029.5O. This was the
record month in the history of La
Junta in police court circles.
Under the head of reports of Of
ficers the city council heard from
Bill" Oskinson, who was appointed
to enforce the cleanup order of the
board of health. Mr.. Oskinson re-
ported that he found some of the
dairies in very filthy condition. and
that none of the proprietors seemed
inclined to obey the cleanup order
of the board Of health. They claim.
ed they could not afford the ex.
pense of keeping their dairies neat
and clean at the present price OF
milk. When asked if there was any
law forbidding them to raise the
price of milk. they replied that i,
would result in private cows" with
in the city limits doing all the bust
ness and the result would probably
be disastrous to them. Neverthe
less, Mr.. Oskinson was instructed tc
strictly enforce the cleanup order
ss regards the dairies. Tie clean
up officer further reported that he
La Junta tribune., 1907-08-10
Notice for Pu siiestion.

usirEp STATES L,sD OFFICE
Pueblo. CoLs... July 10. lI0I.
NYpTICE + HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ abram Jones, of Hist,-s, Colorado,
h.. filed nofic. of ht. intention to max. huai
nv. year pruDf IN support OF "a, eiaiD' va
fnr th. 10; 4 southeast quarter northwest
an, -t-r. southwest quarter northwest quarter
4 r,au-hip 81 SOUTH. range = wet. oh ~ u.s..
and tha. ,aid proof will he Tnde before Ia.
Il.rx of the Dl-trict Court, nt Ia Jufta. Colo
on -ep;ernbeF sth. l"I.
it. nafn.- the following wifn----r 70 prove
ki- continuous residence uIon- and cultivation
Of the lani viz; jos" saps'ia- JanIn'hr ~
= A ABBEY. Register.
First publication. July e. 1901
at Qualification. August u. itsi.
La Junta tribune., 1907-08-10
Notice for Publication.
Usrnp STATUS Lssp OFFICE.
Pueblo; Colo: JIiy S,lS.

USrrnp STATUS Lssp OFFICE. I.
Pueblo. Colo, July D.I1s.
~ John r. Brandon. of Trinch-ra- Colo.
filed notice OF his Intention 10 make hnai five
year proof in support of his claim viz Home
.tesd Entry No. Itsis made May 9. 1sps. for
north.a.t northeast section 81 north half
northwest. northwest. northeast -s,e. b. town
ship ID south range 1S west. 9th y - and that
aid proof will b. made before Clerk OF the
Dis,rie, Court at Trinidad. colorado, on Sep
t.rntrf 3 ligs.
He names the following witnesses TO prove
hi. cou,it,uour r-,id.uo- upon aad cultivation
nf .aid land viz! ". II. wildar. Walter 4.
Tyu-- Patrick u. Wilder. of Trinidad. Color
ado: George Washington OF Irinchrrs. Colo.
$ A. ABBEY. Register.
Pir.t duplication. July 70, UG,.
Last Qualification. August II. tDi
La Junta tribune., 1907-08-10
n ,tiee for Publication.
USIIEp STATE L,sp OrrIcx,
Pueblo. Colo. July -. 1907.

USIrEp Srsrf- LAsD OrfIcx. [
Pueblo. Colo. July ~, 1907. :
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Nancy ". Tynes. OF Trinidad. Colorado.
Ave year proof ia support OF h-r claim. viz
Homestead Eutry No. 1879. made June .. 1907
for the east half southwest section Il. north
half northwest section -. township 81 south.
range Is west 9Th z. NJ, and thar said proof
will h~ made before the Clerk Of the District
Court at Trinidad. Cob RADIO. september j.ifDs.
u. names the following witnesses to prove
hi. continuous residence upou and cultivation
Of the land. viz; John Br-un-r, Patrick Will
der. ". T.. Tyne. ". n. wilder. of Trinidad
Colorado.
:. \. ABBEY. Register.
FiI-t publication. July -. 1907.
Last ptibIirhtlou, August 81. IiaI.
La Junta tribune., 1907-08-10
Notice Tor Publication.
UNITED sIAIss L,sD OYrIcx
PrKBLo. Coto July ~ iaUs.

PtEBLo. CoLo july ~ isgs.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Walter 4 Tyne.. of Trinidad. Colorado.
has iiiei notice of his intention To make hnal
Ave year proof in support of his CLAIM. VIE
Homestead Entry No. is5fi. made Jan. $. i%Ic.
for the southwest quarter northwest quarter.
northwest quarter. southwest half .ection y.
township II -oath. range -. west. 9th r H..
,ua tha; aid proof will L.. n, ad- before Clerk
Of thr District Court. at Trinidad. Colorado.
on September 3, isDi.
H. name. the following witnesses to prove
hi. continuous rr.idenc- upon and cultivation,
of said land viz: John X. brandon, Trim
ch-ra. Colorado, Michael 4, Wilder, Patrick
II Wildsr ". H Wilder, Trinidad, Colorado.
:. A. ABBEY. Register,
First publication. July = isp,.
Last publication. August 81. 1877.