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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-03

Seincn &erIeBungen cr
legen. Sr. 2mprence Sople bon
Nr. tG5, Gin Sdlroeocr3 StroBe, mel.
der am Gonnerltng bon ciriem Mn1.
gon Der Baltimore Ohio !. 9ubn"
iibcrfobrcn lDilroe, erlog geitern i'm
StaotsSoipitol ieinen Ierlcbungcn.
Gem Gerrr1aliidten pllroc am Glen.
itog oos linfe 9cin omplitirt. Ger
Soote binterl6bt ieine 8roll ltrb meb,
rerc &iiloer.
Die Ser. StroBenbabn,
@cfcllihot geocnft nit Ser
WcGnQ 8errp Eoluer Company einen
Gertrag iibcr 9enusrng oes in Der
Station oieier Gompagnie am Gus
oitebonna ~er5eugten eleftriidenS trc.
mes fir bas StraBenbnbn : Splten,
dis 9eibiiIfe 81 ben bieiiaen araft-
itationen ab5uidlieBet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-03
ctti5icncr etanO Der 0mb3:

$ o65eitSqIoden luutcn.-
SSn Scr oltcn 81. YolllSfirdc nobnte
0eItcrn ciu 10 groBcS Yltbllfltm, mic
Is lange nidt III Baltimore gcieben
mltroc, Der Srouung bon Nobcrt
@urrett, Sobn oeS peritorbe1en Z.
Surrilon Garrett un0 Sri. aotbortne
Barter Sobuion, Sohter bon Or.
Hobert ". SSobnlon, bel. Der Hef-
tor Der Stride, HuItpr Nrtblr .. &in.
iolping, poq5og ben feierlidcn Slit
in Dem nit Sopfpflon5cn uro 0lu'
nlelt rei6li0 oeforirtcn c9rtpiirotgcn
@~ntteS9ouie.
Or u oubcrncur Sad o II
better. - Nad) @crid)ten aus go
liSbl1rn M0., lit Gr 8oupernellr Y.
=. Sodior ouf Dem @ege Der gclles
r1tna, menn i'm Der bcitigc Tbcun1os
tisnntS = 9lnfol oild nod inlmer ans
@ett f~eiielt.
CD ltctnlcgung elmer a.
t6oGiihcn airhe c. - Gn nod)'
Itcn Sonntog miro Cardinal @ib-
bonS Der icierlihen Gditcinleglulg
Der ltcicn fotboIiiden ct, Gominid'
Stride III Somilton, Baltimore 80,
%beiipobncn.
S0bere&oble radtr a.
ten. - Die 9aItimore.O Ohio : 9obn
bot lire &oblen = 6roGtrotc Inn fiirlt
Gents pro Come erbobt, ba Tie g.
100000 Conner ieoen Wonot be-
f0roert, beocltet 100000 Webreil'
nabmer.
0eucr 9eamter. - IlS Nod)s
foloer BON s. g. &olbougb lit Wm.
Winer ais Superintendent fir ooS
roaenoc Wdteriol Der gSeItliden NO
rnlGnoer 9a6n erlionnt porOen. ST
bate fritbcr eillen Gbnli6en Eoltet
bel Ser 0enper VI. Gio @rdnoe Giien-
bobit.
Gin q ii d erogcnt verbal
Itet. 49, Mar @ortmonn, Scr bieiige
Mgent Der auultbonolulg bon saul
@Seniel in Nclp.Yorf, meldler bon DC.
teftiu &onrmersIo bon Ncm- ?)orf nad)
bier gcbrnd)t muroc, lit bon Hldter
/ Grammar lpegeli ongebllder Inter
I6loglng BON $3.50 Dem @eridtSuer'
fohrcn iibermieIen moroen.
Sit eS elm 2 6 10 inoler ?
Gie 1ctcftips Bobler uno groOler
pcrboiteten geltern 9(beno einer
Wann, mel6er lett iiber einen Wonat
i'm .Sotel NIbion" inter oent Nnrneu
u. Is. 9opiS aus 9enton, no, &c
mo6nt bate, uber feline Ted)nltng fill
aoIt ulto 2ogis, lpeld)c Die Sobe Dor
$73 crreid)t bat, be5nblte. Cen Getef
tips geitonO Der 8erbaftcte, bob ieir
riftiger Same 5. j. S'3onneQ aus
Sldeltcr, MO. ieiy tul0oGapt 8lm
pbrep bat iif nit oeh geboroet BOZ
Soparo.G ountp in @erbin0ung &c
iest, Inn @enaueres iiber oas gorle
ben Don S'Gounea ji erfabren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-03

@em gc6orcn 0ic g dJ III II d-
odeu2- Gle II Sabre olte Settle
+. Snolpocn Don Nr. 23tt, Golpion.
Strobe, nuroe geitcrn in Sii0.golti'
more perboitet, oils er periud)te, in
Siic. galtimore cine iilberne ll6r mo
einen nit Berlen beietten Hing 81
perfauicn. Gr miro IN Der iiiOlidpn
Yoli5eiitation fir Elm ipeiteres Bcrbor
i~eItgeboltcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-03

Gic 2iitc ser @cidmorencn plr0c
bcrcitS I'M nGcttihcn Correspondent
ten" ncroiientlid)t.
@cionocre llc6crroidung berltr'
iobte olld Die 9(u3iogc zines 3cll0cn,
0uB Elm Gnrlderor5llg altf Oenl lll-
poQcnOctcn 4Sicr ouf0cfltnoen morOcn
lei, morollS ST. idIieBen lit, Dob all
Ort unO StcIe Dor Scr &otoitropbc
Solldcr ongeitcQt morert.
Gin Strifer b eItroft. -
Sumltcl SdcobIoL Nr.127, 9orrcltr.,
mcldjcr lid nit mcbreret Wtitnrbei-
tern elmer Wiitcn.Sobrif an 8eIts
2omburoitroBe am Strife bcfinoet,
luur0c 0eItern bon Gidter @ronton
lpegcu @eoro6ung zines arbeitcrS
Scr Sobrif 81 $40 uuo Soften perllr'
tbcilt. Die Nrbeiter, melde oic Flu-
&c Scr Strifer eingcnommen boben.
lperocn ollrd) einen Yribot 0eteftiu,
9rcdSler, rod) llno bon Der Sobrif
gelcitct, uno trnt 0erielbc olS 3eltgc
ococll r%Socobion orf. Der 2ebterc
ia9tc, ooB ct crit fltr5e 3eit I'M 2an'
&c lci, mo Elm Hcd)t oils Wfit9lieo Der
Linton bobc, gegcn Die 2ellte geipaIts
lam p%or5ll0ebel, bic i'm icineS Sc
6cnSllntcrboltcS bcrdltben. Sails
oiciclbcn rift orbcitcten, ntiiBte lein
Erin5ipol Die 8orocrungen Der Stri-
Ter %bclpiQi0en. 9iid)ter Grammar
beoeutete Dem Strifer, Dab Dies ein
ircicS 2ollo lei, in meld)em Scoer oo&
Gcdt Der grbcit beiibc. Sor aaent
Oiirfe Nicmono periudcn, einen Ara
better gcluoltium 5t p%erbinoern, 1td)
lein groO 81 O%eroicnell.
Grim nellcr Nngriff. 49,
Charles 2cSncr, q Sabre alt, ipur0c
0cItcrn bon Nidtcr Grammar lDcgcn
zines ouGcblidcn crimincIIcn Nr.
griiiS oii Die ~15.iGbrigc Gntilic
Sderr, ipclfe lett licbcn Wonoten
Wuttcrircllocn cntge0cn iicbt, Dem
@cri6tsperIobrcn obne @iirgihoit
iibcrpieicn. 2cSner ulb Gmilie ma'
rem I'M leBtcn September IN Sins
berg'S &leiocriobrif, Ger. 30, SopfinS'
Eloce, ongeItelt, mo bier Ioa m11'
reno Der Wtittagspouie Der ollge6lide
crinlineQe Ingriff %begongen poroell
iein.
SaGlep i'm @ef0ngniB. -
Ser notoriide id)nor5e 9onfnotcn
fGlider Srpin Sollep, peld)er gelterr
frii6 olrd) Bunoesmaridoll Gang
BANNER in Der mittleren Boli5cilto
ton 6cigeitcdt morocn, mie bereits
I'M oGclttid)en Gorreiponoenten" be
ridtet mlroe, lit geitcrn benz @efGng.
nib bis ST ieitcm Yro5eB iiberiuielet
moroen. Iollep mar ais bent bic
iigen @cfGngniB nltsgebroden, nad)
Dem CT cine ouS9eItopite 6igur ii
ieile 3eQe gelegt bette, mar oonr
oird) Neit Birginien g%eluanoert NM
idlieBlid mad Cincinnati gefomncn
Bon BORT aus 9ing Gollep mieoel
nod) Dem Siloen, no er in Altapnp
T.sG., Elm Son5lofal er0ffnete. Siel
muroe CT bon genmten OeS 8lntoes
@ebcimOienIteS ncrboitet. Wonn leil
Yro3eb beginner miro, lit nod mid.
~ieitgeiebt.
0ieS o5ioliIteu BON 9 ii B.
Baltimore bieltcn geiterr glben(
in Der nGroBitroBens VI orftbole" einI
Woiienperiammlunq a6, in meldlel
5lpor Die Uioilen ieblten, obcr Der Gn
tbuiiusmlS uorbonoen mar. Gin NIT
Iifoliihe8 Erogronrnl, oos bon Socol
9lauitein, Sri. &lein mo Gopnri
2epin, ionic ooem .Sterling.Nua
tett" mo Der .So5ialiitiiden 2ieoer
toiel" CUR 3urdfiibruug 9elanete
trllg nebit Den Heoen Ser $50. s
Stonlcp Wottbens, Clarence 5oplo
uno s. y. Sarboe peientlih sur lin
| terbaltung Der @1ite bel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-03

cine fllr5e Singituu0c, Inn nofntalS
sic 2ieoer, sic bci Dem So0tenfcIt oc5
@igblonotomn SorIt Scr eagles"
nGd)itcn Sonntog IN Scr oSigblun0
Mcaoemp" geiungen iper0en lollelL
oltrd)5lnebmcn. Giri0cnt Geo. ".
E0blmom iprod) iid lebr lo6eno
iibcr 0uS Nei1ltot ser Yrobe aus unO
miro scr &ereil lider nit iciuen Sic
bern Gbrc cinlcgcn. Ger 0runo SIT
ser &crtoQlmQ Der Siu9ltunoe Don
ser &creinSbnllc nod Ocnl obigcn So
ful lit oorin SIT iilden, BOB Die 9as
men Der nGiGcntrGn5lcr" Die Serrcr
5t cincm Gon5trGn5d)en IN Der
,Si0blono gcooemp" cingeloben bat
tclt. Nod) Ser Sin9itunbc itelltcn
lid sic SGngcr 9alt5 ocn Gamct sur
&erfiiglng utO murbe qeton5t bis
gum friiben Worgen. 9te 3omen be.
uirt6ctcn ibre @Gite outs Bette NIT
Bier un0 lllfulIii6en SederbilIe1,
lpie ite BEL ben Sanen ocS pGidcu-
frot15eS" bcfonnt limo. 2oS Nrrongts
mcnt fir sen pirflid gcnlbrcidcl
N6cno lag in 0cn @6nocn Ser 9c.
omtinncl1 0cS .Gomcn e ScrcinS":
6rau Moric @oqncr, ErGiioentin;
Irou Gliio6etb Sollie, &icc-Gr0ii.
0cntin; Srol 2oltiic Gicrn1onn, Sc
frctGrin, urlo 6rau Nnno Sofmepcr,
Sdubmeiiterin. Scr nGidcnfron5"
miro Ii6 am 10. Is. WttS. nit cincnl
Son5frGn5dcL ST. Dem sic GomcI1
0clo0cn mer0en, repondircn.
8@oicboII. - 9oS @oieboQfcl0
mar no6 Dem &cgen pom &orrnittog
54 mob, Inn cit Spiel 5luii6en Den
Orioles" u10 .Scelclttcn" m0gli6
at MADDEN. &elttc finoct boS lcttc
Spiel ser Scrie gc9cn 9tciuort Itatt.
Der 6iciigc Glub croiinct morgcn eill
@oitipicI in EropiOcncc mo tcbrt
ant s. Wtoi nod bier 5llriid, nm nit
Scricp Gitp cin picrtGgigcS engage
mcnt 5lt beginner. Gas 9fcIltltot IN
on0crcn St00tcn ipor 9cItcrn mic
folgt:
an Gudcitcr.
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Wiunireul .... 0 0 0 0 o o o o 90
Su Scricp.Gtm.
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III Buffalo.
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Sitiiicnsr etGno Der Glnb3:
@ctp. &crI, Frc8.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-03
ScnIatipncac GntbiiQnugcn.

Ger Sndueit il6er Oie Opier 0c8 Bicr.
Ginitur5eS 81 2ocltlt . Eoint for
bert iiberroi6enoe EbotioGen 3lt
So6c.-Gngeblid bereitS Dor bier
Monoten 81 Gage getretcne o.
fcftc. - Golter oeS StQucIt5 I'M.
%oblcbbor.
Sci cinem SltqueIt, tucId)cn Goro-
ncr Or. Otto ". &cin6orot gciterll
9(6cno in Der iiiolihcn Eolijciitotion
in @cjug ouf Ben So0 Der &erun-
gliidtcn begont Die bel benz Ginitlrr5
oeS ncuen BierS Der Baltimore.
Nbio.@u6n" 5u 2ocuit-Eoint nm 0o@
9cben fonen, mltroen BON eincm ser
3eugen b06it ieniotioncIe Gbat-
iodcn SIT Gage 9ef0roert.
Sr. Charles S%pinblcr, ein Ggent
ser Baltimore Bridge Company"
iogtc nGmlid) aus, OoB bereit& Dor
bier Mtonotcn in elmer Ser Mollcrn
Elm 9fiB cnt0cdt morocn lei, mo BOB
man oeniclbcn ollf fiinitlidc 8ciIc
perocdt babe.
IS muroen I'M @an5en gcItcrn
abcnb o~nnGberlo 80 3elgcn pcrb0rt,
Gic MciItei ocriclben morcn Angc-
ltcQte, mcl6e bel Dem ltn9liid Ser
leblt11gcn oonor trlI9en. 9aS Ser
nebntcn Ser 3eltgen oalterte bis nm
If llbr glbcnoS, mo olem Nnldcine
nod miro ser SnQrelt Die gon5e &o'
die ouooucrn. iSeute gl6elo meroen
sic @orlclltc ncrb0rt, pelde bic Gr-
rihtltng 0eS YierS unter lid bottcL
rn0 gum Shlulic fonmen sic Sn9e.
nicllre un0 otSmGrtigcn Grperten oil
bic Hcibc.
9ic Qiitc scr @cidpuorencn mllrOc
bcrcitS I'M nGcutid)cn Correspondent
ten" ucroiicntlidt.
9cionocre llcbcrroid)un9 Oerltrs
iod)te olld) bic Nll3ioge zines 3ell0en,
BOB Elm Gntderon5ltg allf oen ln-
poQcn0ctcn Eicr onf0cfunoen morOcn
lei, morollS 81 idlicBen lit, Dob al
Ort rnO Stc0c Dor ser &otoltropbc
Saltd)cr ongeItcllt moren.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-07-10
Town Council Meeting.

The regular monthly meeting OF town
council was held In Lawyer G. w.
Flynn's Office on Tuesday evening, July
2. All members we're present.
Tax Collector VIM Coping reported
the amount OF 1906 taxes collected In
June to be Sl95.12.
Chief Burgess S, M. McCreight ro-
ported having collected In fines and H.
censes during mouth OF juno $3.50.
II was decided to draft an ordinance
regulating the tapping OF sewers In the
borough.
The committee on borough property
was instructed to inspect all wooden
awnings or porches extending over Main
street and II any are found to be unsafe
the owners are TO be notified to remove
same at once or 1t will be done by the
borough at expense OF owner.
Ordinance No. 1873, awarding contract
for paving Jackson street, was passed
on second and final reading.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-07-10
Died in Hospital.

Samuel L. Dlckey, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Dickey OF near this place, died
In the Allegheny hospital at noon on
Saturday, July 9th, 1907. His death
was caused by lung trouble. The body
was taken to Falls Creek on the noon
train on p. II. II. Sunday and funeral
service was held at 800 p, m. Monday,
conducted by Rev. n. c. McMinn, M.
e. pastor Of Sykesville, Interment was
made In the Falls Creek cemetery be-
side child OF deceased Samuel Dick.
ey was born July 8, 1874, and would
have been 33 years old on Monday OF
this week, the day he was buried. De-
ceased is survived by his wife and one
child, his father and mother, four sis
ters aud two brothers.
He was a member OF the |. o. o. F.
lodge OF Falls Creek and that lodge had
charge OF the funeral, which was large
ly attended. Samuel was we'll liked
and had many friends wherever ac-
qualnted.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-07-10
Caught on Trolley Crossing.

James H. Spry, groceryman, and
Prof. Arthur H. Haskins, music dealer,
met with mishap July 4th that might
haye resulted seriously. They were
driving to Dubois in buggy and when
crossing the trolley track their buggy
was struck by car and Mr.. Spry was
thrown out Of buggy In front OF car, but
fortunately the car was running slow
and he succeeded In getting off the car
fore he was MANNED or killed. Mr..
Spry was driving and when he was
thrown out the lines were taken out
with him and the horse started to run
and Prof. Haskins had some trouble in
getting the animal stopped, but sue
ceeded In doing SO before any damage
was done. Both young men had mar
row escape, especially Mr.. Spry.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-07-10
Second Operation To-day.

Mention was made In THE STAR last
week that VIM. Alexander. aged four
teen years eldest son OF F. X. Alex
ander, cashier OF The Peoples National
bank, had been taken to the Mercy
Hospital Tuesday night to be operated
on for appendicitis. The operation was
performed Wednesday noon and It was
found TO be very serious case. Had the
operation been delayed day William
would not have lived. He got along as
nicely after the operation as could
be expected, considering the seriousness
OF the case, until Sunday forenoon when
his condition became alarming, and he
remained in that condition until Mon
day night when the pus, or poison, be-
gan to localize and yesterday his con-
dition was not considered 80 serious as
1t was Sunday and Monday. At noon
to-day second operation will be per-
formed on William.
Mrs. Alexander accompanied her son
and DR.. j. B. Nealo to the hospital and
remained In Pittsburg Mr.. Alexan-
ander was In Pittsburg July 4th, re-
turned to Pittsburg Monday morning
and will remain there until after the
second operation.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-07-10
Big Coal Deal.

Coal men in this section believe that
the deal In Indiana and Clearfeld coun-
ties consummated day or two ago by
DR.. J. w. Clark. Of Windber, comes
nearly being record breaker. DR..
Clark, In connection with S. I. Sawyer
and Duff Sawyer, OF Glen Campbell, last
week concluded the deal for the pur-
chase Of 1900 acres OF coal land, the
consideration being $4,000. The coal
is located about four miles from McGees
Mills and is In five-foot vein. When
mines are opened to develop the prop
ertv 1t is probable that new town will
be- LAID out. ut.-Punxsutawney Ne,ps.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-07-10
Honorably Discharged.

John Fox, son OF Owen Fox, Of Reyn-
oldsville, who enlisted at Clarksburg,
w. Va, three years ago last month In
The coast artillery, Company 1l8, was
honorably discharged at the expiration
of his enlistment, and is visiting his par
ents In this place. His company was at
Fort Screver, Louisiana, when his time
expired in Uncle Sam's service.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-07-10
Large Chorus Choir.

The singing In the Presby yterian
church last Sunday evening was led by
chorus OF about thirty voices, made
up OF young girls from the Sunday
school under the direction OF Miss Belle
Arnold. The young folks did we'll
This singing will be feature OF the
evening service during the summer, or
at least as long as Miss Arnold is home.
Any girl under 1S or 20 years can join
the class. This is a good opportunity
for the young people to get good train
Ing In singing free, for Miss Arnold
meets the class once or twice week for
training and rehearsal work. Next
Sunday evening Rev. Mckay will
preach to the young people on the sub
ject, "The Little Foxes that Spoil the
Viresn
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-07-10
Stimulates Spirit of improvement.

In an interesting article on tho ad-
vantages Of street paving the Scranton
Tribune says: 1.-THE paving Of street
stimulates the spirit Of improvement ON
the part OF the occupants OF dwellings
in that vicinity. Whom good road Is
unpaved and In dsorderly or filthy
condition there 10 little incentive ON
the part OF the persons residing In that
neighborhood to take pride In their
surroundings. But when the street Is
paved and kept clean the people are
invariably promDted by desire 10
beautify their property. The lawns are
clipped and other evidences OF civic
pride are apparent almost immediately
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-07-10
State Money Deposits.

State Treasurer Berry's June state.
ments of the conditions of the general
and sinking funds Of the state treasury
shows that in 81 banks in the western
part Of the state there is on deposit
sl4, ,s22, ,S35 q of the general fund, in 53
banks in the western part Of the state
there is on deposit 1875, ,031 SO of the
sinking fund Among the 81 banks
having deposits of the general funds
The Peoples National bank, of Reyn-
oldsville, is included
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-07-10
Gricks- s-McIntosh.

At $50 p. m. Saturday, July g.,
Thomas Gricks, Jr., of New Castle,
son of Thomas Gricks, Sr., OF this place,
and Miss Maggie Mcintosh, of Rath-
mel, were united In marriage in the
Reynoldsville Baptist parsonage by
Rev. DR.. A. ] Meek. Some friends of
Mr.. and Mrs. Gricks we're watching for
them when they came out of the
parsonage and gave them shower OF
rice before they got into the cab that
was waiting for them.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-07-10

Walk.Over the shoe that is easy on
your feet, price S4.00. Adams.
Fresh stock fertilizer just arrived,
keystone Hardware Co.
Try Christy's ice cream; always good;
no cheap quality. Our price is right.
Call and see.
Colored polish for canvas shoes, price
10c. Adams.
Long silk and Isle gloves, Millirens.
Call and examine the "New Process
visible gas range at Keystone Hardware
store, near postoffice.
See the summer shirts at Millirens.
Queen Quality Oxfords keep your
feet cool. Price $3.50 to $3.50.
For fertilizer, go to the Keystone
Hardware Co.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-07-10
Extra values at Millirens.

Don't forget the place to leave your
orders for ice cream either by phone or
in person is at Christy's factory. We
do not make cheap grade. Our prices
are % cts per quart and 25 cts in brick.
Delivered at your door.
Douglas shoes at Millirens.
Queen Quality means a perfect fitting
shoe for the woman who wears them.
Adams.
White oxfords at Millirens.
Christy's ice cream factory is the
place to get your cream. Only one
grade and that is the best. Price 22c
per quart and 25c In brick.
Wear watsontown shoes for work,
they are the kind that stand hard
knocks. Adams.
Special June bargain festival for this
month at Millirens,
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-07-10
Notice 70 Contractors.

Sealed proposals will be received by
the town council Of the borough OF
Reynoldsville, Pa, until Tuesday, the
goth day of August, 1907, at 8 o'clock
D. m. for the grading, curbing and paw
ing Of that part Of Fifth street in said
borough which lies between the south
side OF Main street, where said Main
street crosses said Fifth street on the
north, and the north side Of jackson
street, where said Jackson streetcrosses
said Fifth street on the south. The
plans and specifications therefore car
be seen at the Office Of the clerk.
j. G. KING,
Attest: President OF Council.
CIV. FLYNN, Clerk Of Council.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-07-10
Win Elect Teachers.

At a regular meeting OF the Sykes
Vile school board held on Tuesday eve
ming, July End, call was issued for a
special meeting 70 be held Wednesday,
July 20, at 400 p. m. in room No. l Of
the public school buildiDn for the pur-
pose OF electing six teachers for the
coming term. All applications for posi-
tions as teachers must be made in writ
ing to the secretary and all certificates
must be in the hands OF the school
board on or before the day of the letting.
All applicants are requested to be pres
ent at time Of letting. Also at the
Same time and place the matter OF buy
ing school supplies will be taken up aud
disposed Of c. MANSFIELD,
Sec. of Board.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-07-10
Fifteen Months IN PEN

Harry Williams and George Daley,
who we're arrested In April on charge
of robbing the postoffices at Big Soldier
and Falls Creek, and were convicted
at the May term Of the United States
Court In Plttsburg were senten-
ced Friday to fifteen months In the
penitentiary. Frank Wagner, who was
arrested at same time and found guilty
of being implicated in the robbery, has
not been sentenced. His sentence was
held over uutil September TO-
The arrest OF this trio was clever
piece OF detective work by Constable
w. l. Waugerman OF Soldier assisted
by Constable Perry B. Love, OF Reyn-
oldsville.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-07-10
THE GLORIOUS FOURTH.
No Special Celebration at ReynoldsvilIe,
Yet Fire Crackers, Skyrockets &C.,

tct Fuc SIuCkcfb, okyrOckct3 &C.,
were In Evidence.
Notwithstanding the fact that there
was no special effort made to hold q
celebration at Reynoldsville July
Fourth, yet there was large number
OF people on the streets the preceding
evening and forenoon Of the Fourth,
but the people we're we'll scattered In
the afternoon at family picnlcs, "nelgh-
borhood" picnics and neighborlng
towns. There was a boom, bang and
whiz on the evening Of 9-d aud all fore-
noon OF the Fourth and In evening OF
Fourth. The stock OF fireworks was
we'll exhausted In town before closing
time on evening Of the national holi-
day.
Reyn0ldsville has allowed two nation
al holidays to pass by without holding q
celebration. Surely such thing will
not occur next year. Let us begin
early to make arrangements for big
Fourth OF July celebration In 1908.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-07-10
Will Build State Road.

1t is the expectation now that the
public road, from borough line to juno
tion above Prescottville, will be paved
this summer. The state engineer met
with the Winslow township supervisors
at Franks Tavern last Saturday to
make preliminary arrangements about
building the road. 1t has not been
fully decided whether the road will be
paved with brick or macadamized
Bids will be received for both brick and
macadamizing and If the price is about
the same the brick will be used.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-07-10
Family Reunion,

Last Saturday the sons and daughters
OF Mrs. Thos. Reynolds, Jr., of Para
disc, held reunion and birthday par ty
at home of their mother, that being
her birthday anniversary. Following
are those who live at distance who as
sembled around the family table at the
old homestead Saturday: Tilton H. and
S. Park Reynolds, Of Frampton, Mrs
Anna McClarreu and Mrs. w. M. Nc
Donald, of Turtle Creek.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-07-10
Newspapers Still Cheap.

Every article entering into the make
up OF newspaper has increased In
price. To-day the printer is paying rs
per cent more for print paper, and all
other materials used In connection with
his business than six months ago, and
also higher wages than ever before, and
yet the subscription price remains the
same. 1t is only fair, then, that he
should be paid promptly for what costs
him the cold cash to procure. Brock.
wayvile Record.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-07-10
A Wonderful Happening.

Port Byron, N. Y, has witnessed
one OF the most remarkable cases OF
healing ever recorded. Amos F. King,
of that place says: "Bucklen's Arnica
Salve cured sore on my leg with
which | had suffered eighty years. I
am now eighty-fve." Guaranteed to
cure all sores, by Stoke & Feicht Drug
Co. druggists, SOC, Reynoldsville and
Sykesville
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-07-10
Women's Tickets Same Price.

A man stepped up to the ticket win
dow at the p. II. r. station at this place
several days ago and bought a ticket to
Summerville. After paying for ticket
he asked the agent If ticket for a
woman was the same price. When in
formed that ticket for woman was
the same price as mans ticket he
said: "You can give me ticket to
Summerville for my wife"