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Abendblatt., 1894-11-05
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
ANIMAL NatAmnnt of the JOHN HANCOCK
nhhuai oIutVAlVEs MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY Boston in the State of Massachusetts
on the 3lst day of December, 1898: made to the
Insurance Superintendent Of the State of Illinois,
pursuant to law:
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fiIhe.

No. l white1sh, p brl. ..... $6.5 so a -
Family whitefsh, p 100 10. $50 a -
No. trout, y !-brl......... $50 a -
Holland herring, key, new. e. so a rs
Labrador herring, split, $brl $50 "a -
Scalded herring, p box ..... .18 q -
Mackerel, large family, 4-brl 1900 q -,
Mackerel, family, kits ...... .85 a -
California salmon, p brl....12.O0 a -
Norway XIX herring, p bril-. $50 a -
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Chez.
6etrodnete ,eri6te unS 2IaFe.

Apricots. 10 as IA
Blackberries. ................ =. .08 @ .09
Raspberries.. 800. ....,.......... 20 q 81
RasIns-Muscatels, 1898, y box. so a 1.25
London layer. 1898, q box. 80 q LIS
Valencia, 1893, y pound ......... .O5 d
Lante currants,, 1893, q pound -. .03 q 10
Citron,, g II q is
Almonds, Ierragona, q pound -. - @ Is
Etlberts, y pound.............. - @ .09H
bfaIll nuts, y pound ............. - a OF
Naples Walnuts, q pound. .......... - @ IL
Wilmington peanuts, p pound -. - O. .05
tennessee peanut4, white, q pound - a .05
Tennessee peanuts, red, q pound. - a .O5
Virginia peanuts, q pound ... go. = a .05X
Spanish shell peanuts, % pound. = a .O7
Pccans, q pound, OF. a .ls
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OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
Annual StatGment 81 the 29yEGGNT I,ETSEgBB4AdNSC 7
1893: e ~ 80 OF New York on the 3lst day of December
the staaoae to the Insurance Superintendent Of
Illinois, pursuant to law;
Amon Capital.
full OF Capital Stock paid up in
500,000.00
Tni+. Assets.
Railroaa states Stocks and Bonds..... 522, 983. SO
STATE Bonds and Stocks ...... L643,6I1. e5
Other SGdCy, County and other Bonds. 526, 1858
Casb[ corporation Stocks. ........... 240,500.00
Tn+anon hand and in Bank. 333, 721. "a
PremiiSC que and accrued. .... 41,621.15
troneniS IN course of collection and
Bits ssqPsmission -. ....-........... 1874, o47.ss
4 Il 55s sst5 5ala ssss risks :::::::::::::"" s' sPi:Rs
-@0mltted assets f.. 80 "a. 1900
Less snoo,. Total Assets; 8 8.645,987.6i
Ges in Canada, Oregon, Virginia,
Georgia and Nebraska. .........,. 400, 10000
Balance. s., 225, 037.8l
Liabilities.
UFoss claims for Losses, ad-
cyusted and unpaid....... .$147 1857
Ntoss claims for Losses, up
In which no action has
oeen taken. ............... 1852, 1875
Losses resisted by the Com
l4,092.7A
Total gross amount of
claims for Losses. 1914, 1871
Deduct Reinsurance
NN SANA4S
thereon ..., 1l156.73
Eet amount of unpaid Losses........S 0S,oe0.&S
outstanding risks. 1852, so4.7 70
Due for Commissions and Brokerage. 60,o11.89
All other liabilities. 60,241.43
Total Liabilities IS Ellie, 1889
LOSS liabilities secured by special de-
posts 4,36s.9s
Balances 1851, 794.ss
Income.
Premiums received during the wear. in
":.:",... 2,17s,s2s.27
interest and dividends received during
the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lis, 948.O3
Total Incomes 2,289, 277.SO
Expenditures.
Losses paid during the year ...........S 1,449, 625.O7
COMMISSIONS and salaries paid during
Te yea; 5dS,56S.u
lakes paid during the year. 36,6I5.6A
amount OF all other expenditures. ... 153, 227.6 50
Total Expenditures. Us 2,1ss,o58. Is
Miscellaneous.
Total Risks taken during the year in
Illinois 100. SIS, OPT, 1890
year in Illinois. 49,; ....:.-...~.. 2O2,s72.1s
AotaI Losses incurred during the year
in Illinois 147,S79.3s
A0taI amount of Risks outstanding go. 282, 7~4G,S92.0o
Jas. A. Macdonald, President.
c. w. Burcheil, Secretary.
subscribed and sworn to before me this oath day
OF January, 1894.
lSeall T. LIVINGSTONE KENNEDY,
Notary Public, Richmond Co. Cert. fled
44SD in n. Y. Co.. n. Y.
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BFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
ANIMAL N0tsmnRt Of the MANHATTAN !
hunudI ptotollVAt INSURANCE COMPANY Of
New York, in the State Of New York, on the 31ss
day OF December 1888: made 70 the Insurance
Superintendent of the State Of Illinois, pursuant
to law:
Capital.
Amount OF Capital paid up in cash s1,OOO,OOo.Os
Assets.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-05
OFFICIAL PUBEICArTUR.

Annual Statement Il &s 81 K5GfS Go9 0MPEET I =
Brooklyn, in the State Of New York, on the 31st
day OF December 1893: made to the Insurance
Superintendent of the State of illinois, pursuant
to law:
Capital
Amount OF Capital Stok paid up in
Abendblatt., 1894-11-05
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

Annual Statement q the READING FIRE
D- o'"VomVhV INSURANCE COMPANY Of
Sseaolng In the State of Pennsylvania on the 31st
gay OF December 1898: made to the Insurance
superintendent Of the State of Illinois, pursuant
Capital
amount Of Capital Stock paid up in.
NAA' 25OOJOCu
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MISCELLANEO

The C. A. r. L. quartet rendered farewell
imprOmplu reception to Messrs. Haven and
Thatcher Monday evening at 122A Fifteenth
in the East The following programme was
rendered In pleasing manner: Mandolin
selections, A. 6 odreau; vocal duet, Misses L..
TOrpey and r. kaplan; select reading Miss
Aggie Quinn; vocal solo, Miss May Torpey
comic recitation, c. Randall; vocal duet, Miss
z. Kaplan and Mr.. Haven; speclaties E.
Torpey; barytone solo. w. Thatcher; song and
dance. j. Leroy; "Good Night" C. A. r. L.
quarter.
An entertainment was given for the benefit
of Britannia Lodge No. on Thursday even
ing at ST. Georges Hall, 317 Mason street.
The following prog anime was rendered. under
the direction of the ST. George Amateur
Dramatic Club: Piano SOLO, AR. NuttalF;
Delsarte exercises. by the Misses E. Meadows,
4. Wits, L. Wits, H.. Briery E. Jack, M.
Hewitt. E. Stitt and F. Oliver; vocal solo,
scotch" Mr.. Mclaughlin; recitation, Mrs. H..
NJ. Cox; vocal duet, Mrs. Gertrude Muhlner
and Mrs. Annie 1rebileock. Farce 1.-The
Holden" Characters: George Grant. a
student, Dr. Z. w. Thomas; Mrs. Harding,
stepdaughIer, Mrs. Il. Wits; Miss Jennie
Harding. school girl, Miss E. c. Holmes; Miss
James. school mistress, Mrs. j. B. Staples.
The open meeting held by BOrromean Coun-
Gil No. 129, Young Mems Institute, last Friday
evening at Mission Opera-hall was well at
tended by the members and their friends Al
together the evenings entertainment proved
very interesting and was enjoyed by all pres
ent. The following programme was rendered /:
Piano solo, j. I. Hynes; remarks President Il.
Z. FaZarkerIey; recitation, Miss Lucy Nelson
vocal solo. Miss Ella Donlon; recitation, j. M.
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| val Battalion, N G. C. Company A Will arrive
here from San Diego shortly to pass week
San Diego day. The company will camp at
Company C's armory. $40 Bush street.
San Francisco Council No. z. Young Mems
Institute, will give an entertainment and dance
on Wednesday evening, April IL, at its hall,
corner OF Tenth and Markei streets.
Pacific Castle No. 10, Knights OF the Golden
Eagle, will give its second party at Union
square Hall on Thursday evening. April IL.
Britannia Lodge No. z, Daughters of st.
George. will give an entertainment and dance
on Thursday evening. April II. at st. Georges
Hall, BIT Mason street.
Howard FL. Morse supreme councillor Order
Chosen Friends, will be rendered reception at
B'nai Birth Hals on Friday evening April 8,
by the subordinate councils of San Francisco
and Alameda counties.
The Mentone Euchre Club will give party at
National Guard Hall on Friday evening, April
Is.
Bay City Parlor No. 104, Native Sons Of the
Golden West, will hold its seventh anniversary
ball at Union-square Hall on Friday evening,
April 13.
West. Will give its fifth anniversary party on
Friday evening, April ID, at Mission Parlor
Hall.
The Stars of the Night Social Club will give
its first entertainment and dance at Saratoga
Hall on Friday evening. April 13.
The 1mperals VIII give their seventh party
at B'nai Birth Hall on Saturday evening,
The German Ladies' Benevolent Society of
the Red Cross Will give its sixth anniversary
ball at California Hall on Sunday evening,
April 10.
Court PaIo Alto No. 1857, Ancient Order of
Foresters, will give It's third anniversary ball at
Odd Fellows Hall on Tuesday evening, April
IT.
The Pandora Dramatic Company will present
the comedy, "Better Than Cold" at Mission
Opera Hall on Thursday evening, April L 9.
The members OF Mission ParlOT, Native Sons
OF the Golden West, will give party at their
hall on Thursday evening. April 10, to cele-
brate the first anniversary OF the laying OF the
cornerstone of the hall.
The Paslmes will give their fifth party at
B'nai Birth Hall on Saturday evening, April
81.
Lorrly Circle No. &c, Companions of the For
est, Will give grab-bag party at Drud's Hall
ON Thursday evening, April 26.
The Santa Barbara Flower Festival VIII COM
mence on Wednesday. April %, and continue
three days. There will be an exhibition of
fruits and flowers on the first day, floral pro-
cession and Dataille des fieurs the cond
day, an illumination OF the corso and tribunes,
and review OF the floral procession on Thurs
day evening. and flower festival and dance IN
the pavilion on Friday evening.
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city were married in Boston just fifty years
ago last Wednesday, and they celebrated their
half-century of marital happiness In a most
pleasant manner at their residence. 225 Oak
street. About q hundred OF their friends were
Invited TO call during the afternoon and even.
ing, and they were most ho<titably received.
The parlors were most handsomely decorated
with golden nued GraDeres festOOned with
vines and numerous baskets OF flowers that
kind friends had sent. There were many ele-
CANT presents sent to the aged couple. one in
Mrs. Gibson and the teachers of Humboldt
School. Captain McNear has followed the sea
almost all OF his life, and has been Identified
with shipping interests here since early in the
fffties. Som time ago he retired as Il master
mariner, and has since been engaged as a Ship
broker. The happy couple are hale and hearty,
and appear as II many more years OF life are III
store for them.
The St. Hubert Musicale.
Captain and Nine. j. Chamon de st. Hubert
gave delightful musicale last Tuesday even
ing at their residence, 1905 O'Farrel street,
aud pleasantly entertained several OF their
friends. Miss McCloskey sang "Alla Stella Con-
fidrnte" in her usual finished manner, and gave
a melodous ballad in response to an encore.
Noah Brandt played the Caprice" by Vieux-
temps and the "Chanson Polonaise" by Wien
ianiski. He cert .inly played admirably, and
his efforts were highly apprr ciated. he also
played the obligato to the CANCELS Serenade,"
which was sung very swertly by Mrs. j. Sulli-
van. Miss MaSeI played SOLO on Inc piano
very acceptably, and SlgnOr S. Martinez played
several selections most artistieally. By special
request Chevalier de Kontski gave number OF
moreeauX on she piano, and delighted the aud
itors. During The evening light refreshments
were served
Among the guests present were: Mrs. j.
Sullivan, Miss ANGELA Sullivan, J. Sullivan Jr.,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Quinn, DArcy Quinn,
Chevalier de Kontski. Mr.. and Mrs. Noah
Brandt, Signor 5. Martinez. Miss Ella McClos.
key DR.. Burnham, Miss Knne, Mr.. and Mrs.
Nj. DoDoghue, Misses Katie and Celia Don.
oghue, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Cunningham, Misses
Jessie and Pearl None, Miss Masel, Miss Laura
Fox. Levin Fox, George Fox, Miss Bessie Gil
len, Miss w. Ford, W. Temple, A GiaDninl and
Mr.. Calegaris.
Newbert Surprise Party.
An enjoyable surprise party was rendered tC
Miss Loretta Newbert by her schoolmates al
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her residence, 31S Noe street. on Tuesday
evening last The parlors were tastetuly
decorated and the supper-room was also at
tractve and appeared as II magic art Itself had
lent hand to honor the occasion. An elaborate
supper was served al the midnight hour. Music
dancing, games aud recitations were INDUCED
In. and the whole scene was one that will long
be remembered by those present, among whom
were: MIR. and Mrs. J. w. Newbert, Mr. and
Mrs. Bernard Conlon, Misses Loretta Newbert,
Sallie Lauriston. Annie Ring, May Ring. Lille
Morgan, Grace Newbert, Lillian Newbert,
Lille Hindmap, Violet HndmaD. Bella Lauris-
ton, Alice Eurigbr, Matte Newbert, Mamie
Sellers, Hattie Bowman, Minnie Judson, Carrie
LETTERS, Lizzie Newbert, Lizzie Jacobs, Hattie
Alderman q. Alma Van Iderstine aud Baby Con-
Ion, Messrs. Eddie Ring. Claude Valerga, James
Kenny, Robert Pierce, j. M. Newb 1t, frank
Enright, Eddie Keane, q. w. Newbert. +. w.
Newbert, William Ackerman, Archie Laurls
ton and j, G.. Newbert.
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COMING EVENTS.

Golden West Circle, Companions OF the For
est, will give an April fool party tonight at
Aleazar Social Hall.
The knights and Ladies' Of Honor will give a
ball this evening at Union-sguare Hall and will
have a gala day tomorrow at the Midwinter
Fair. The exercises will commence at 2 o'clock
In Festival Hall.
Nine. Roeckel's choral class will give its
fourth invitation musicale tomorrow night at
the new quarters of the Women's Educational
and Industrial Union, 103 Van Ness avenue.
The Mikados will give Japanese party at
ODD Fellows Hall on tuesday evening, April 3.
Excelsior Circle No. 2, Companions OF the
Forest, will give basket.party tomorrow night
at AlcaZar Social Hall.
The California Club will give its first enter
tainment and ball at Bnai Birth Hall on
Wednesday evening, April 4.
Miss Birdie Stern Will give reception nexs e
wednesday evening at her residence. 20O3
Pine street. In honor OF her cousin. Miss Sadie
Stern OF Chicago.
Oriental Rebekah Lodge No 90, Independent
Order of Odd Fellows, will give basket party
next Wednesday evening at Prospect Hall, Odd
Fellows building.
Ihe Excesiors viii give testimonial benefit
to Mrs. Ella A. Major at iOnsquare Hall on
next Thursday evening, April 5. Miss Nellie
Brogie, MISS NJ. Schultz, Miss Lola O'Brieu,
Miss Jessie Nj. OLSON and Professor w. II.
II orn will appear In an interesting programme,
which will be followed by dancing.
The Unon-square Club will give reception
at Pioneer Hail next Thursday evening.
The Clover Club will give It's twentieth re-
ceptiou at National Guard Hall on Friday even
Ing, April 9.
concert and ball next Friday evening at Teu-
tonia Hall, 1922 Howard street.
The Travellers will give prize masquerade
hall at Odd Fellows Hall next Saturday even
The Boys in Blue will give their first mas
querade ball at Turn Verein Hall on Saturday
evening, April z.
Columbia Lodge No. 127. Independent Order
of B'nai Birth. will give its twenty-fifth ami
versary ball next Sunday evening at Rnai
Birth Hall.
The Pacific Dancing Club will give It's thirty.
fifth party at Union-square Hall on Tuesday
evening. April 10.
The Austro- Hungarian and Savonic Mid
winter Fair Association Will give ball at
Saratoga Hall on Saturday evening. April z,
for the benefit OF the Austro. Hungarian ma
tional day. Elaborate preparations are being
made Tor the affair.
The Improved Order of Red Men Will give
an entertainment and ball at Union square
Hall next Saturday evening. There will be a
display of stereopticon views illustrating the
history OF the order.
The Four Hundred will give reception at
Lunps Hall on Tuesday evening. April 10.
The Incogs Will give dramatic entertain
ment and dance at Mission Opera Hall on Tues
day evening, April 10. This club Is now incor-
p0rated.
James A. Garfield Relief Corps No. 81 will
give comic character ball and an entertain
ment at Alcazar Social Hall on Tuesday even
ing, April 10.
Company Q, Naval Battalion, n. G. c., will
give reception at California Hall on Thursday
evening, April IL, IN honor OF Company A, Ma
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ENTERTAIN ENTS.

Odd Fellows Hall was crowded last Wednes-
day evening when the Western Addition Liter
airy and Social Club gave its regular monthly
entertainment and dance. The performance
was an excellent one, but IL was marred to
quite an extent by the failure Of some of the
participants TO appear. Aft the entertainment
there was dancing until midnight.
The programme WAS as follows: Western
Addition Minstrel Circle-InterlOcutor A. NJ.
Thornton; bones, Eugene A. Beauce; tambo,
Thomas Eggert; intro-overture. "Robn HOOD"
by the circle; "Maid of the MIL" George w.
Crosby; mo ROOM" Thomas Eggert; Mon
arch OF the " Gods" A. NJ. Thornton; "Oid VII
lage School," ID. V. Wise; "Ciulse of Captain
Cook" L. A. Beauce; "a Hundred Fathoms
Deer, ;" j. V. W Gods finale, by the circle; spec
laltes. d. v. Wise; specialties, Thomas Eg-
CART.
Buena Vista ParIor.
An entertainment was given at Odd Fellows
Hall last Friday evening for the benefit OF the
sick fund of Buena Vista Parlor No. 68, Native
Daughters OF the Golden West. The attend
ance was quite large, and all present seemed to
enjoy the affair. A musical comedy, entitled
"Encampmen or Buena Vista Drill Corps.''
was presented. In the second act "a drill was
given by the Buena Vista Drill Corps. which Is
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Toner; solo. N j. Hoey; selection, W. Z. Wal.
lace; recitation. DIR. j. p. Mccarthy. Dancing
concluded the affair.
The wedding of Miss Julia Hermann and Je-
rome FEEDER took place yesterday at the home
of the bride. 1916 Fulton street.
Observation-Disclosures Broadbent gave
farewell yachting party on the bay Friday
afternoon. His guests were: Miss George
Handy, Miss Cora Wallace, Mr.. and Mrs. +.
Thorn, Lieutenant and Mrs. Wolf, A. L.
meeting of the Mentone Euchre Club was
held at the residence Of Miss Mamie Carew on
Wednesday evening last. The first prizes were
won by Miss Alice Whitby and Frank Cullen.
Among those present were: Miss Camilla
Leis. Miss Sophie Green. Miss Daisy Firzger.
aid, Miss Bessie Marks, Miss Alice Windy,
Miss Mamie Carew, Miss Stella Fay. Miss LotIa
Slater; Charles X. Howe L. r. Cofer, W.
Estee Balcom, Robert Blake, Arthur Lewis,
Frank Cullrn, Lloyd Washburn, Roy Condit.
George Erisbee and Malter Scott.
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CLUB PARTIES,

The Entire Nous Cotillion Club held Its final
cotilion of the season last Friday evening In
the Maple Room at he Palace Hotel. The af
fair was notable success In every way. and re-
fleets credit upon the management. Four fig
ures were danced under the able leadership OF
Sanford G. Lewald and there were also several
regular dances. 1t was about 1 o'clock when
the affair came to an end.
Those in the first set were: W. Grayson Dut-
ton and Hiss Alice NJ Butler, Thomas Eagleson
and Miss Grace BertZ, Eugene Hockett and
Miss Irma Greene, Louis w. Loney and Miss
Aimee Woodwork, Wallace Alexander and
Miss Emily BERGER. Clarence Music and Miss
Ala Keenan,, George S. Nevln, and Miss r..
Heinrich, CHARLES NJ. Yates Jr., and Miss Lita
Woodwork. James T. Ludlow and Miss Lotta
Music, Charles j. Nougues and Miss Lizzie
T0hlpman
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BETROTHALS.

Cards have been issued for the wedding of
Miss Fanny Shoenberg daughter of Mrs. Sarah
ShoenDerg. and AdoIph WetZstein Of Butte,
Mont, which will take place at noon on Weo-
nesday, April II, at the home OF the BRIDES
mother, I'LL Buchanan street.
The engagement is announced OF Miss Ida
Asch Of this city to W. Davis OF Angels Camp.
The wedding of Miss Sarah Jacobs and Louis
I. Singer VIII take place al thr residence of the
brides father, S. Jacobs. 6041a Geary street,
at O'Clock on Sunday afternoon, April 10.
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PRIVATE RECEPTIONS.

Captain and Mrs. Christopher McNsar Of thll
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composed OF eighteen young ladies, an members

OF The pafl0r.
The various characters in the play were rep
resented by Miss Bronaska, Miss Barbara Ban
nan, Miss Annie Worth, Miss Mae Tower, Miss
Hattie Russell, Frank Hayes, DR.. W. II. Sic
berst. Thomas Eggert, Fred L. Peters, Newton
Templeton, Mrs. Charles Bell, f. D. Worth,
Charles A. Wisewell. Samuel Thors, George E.
Mosher, j. L. Baker. Horace Cooley, Edward
G. Boysen. Professor Adelstein, Miss Catbie
Coursen, c. L. Goetting. R. w. Smith, G. L.
Gage, e. G. Macbaine and Master HOLSTER
pin1c
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WEDDINGS.

a quiet wedding took place last Wednesday
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. William ORES.
bach, the contracting parties being their daugh-
ter, Miss Daisy u. Dresbach. and Henry II.
Fuller. Rev. Robert Mackenzie officiated. Only
a few relatives and friends were present, as the
family is in mourning. The bride is besuti-
full aud accomplished girl, and the groom is
highly esteemed.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-11-21
communicated.

The county Institute held in Brook
vile during the past week was a sue
cess. No one, after listening to the
instructors could help but say, "knowl-
edge is power" DR.. Holbrook is a
talented man and no better tribute
could be paid him than to say, he is a
giant in the educational world. Miss
Buckby, with her womanly grace and
educational qualifications, proves to us
that the women of to-day are, and can
do work that was once supposed to be
the work of man alone. Prof f. ID.
Stewart does not claim to be an expert
enced institute instructor but he, too, is
worthy OF the highest commendation.
His talks we're entertaining, instructive
and well received by the teachers. DR..
A. J. Davis, DIR. d. J. Waller and Prof.
Benedict we're present the latter part
OF the week. The merits of these men
are well known to all persons interested
in education. In short, Jefferson county
celebrated one of its most successful in
stitutes. -
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-11-21

Many people think that sweet pota-
toes cannot be raised successfully in our
section of the country, but nevertheless
the contrary has been proven this fall.
This year Mrs. p. A. Stockdale set out
number of sweet potatoe plants and
when they were dug this fall they were
as fine looking sweet potatoes as one
would wish. When they were cooked
they were golden yellow and proved
to have rich flavor something that
makes sweet potatoes worth eating, and
a flavor that is often lacking in many
OF the sweet potatoes that are shipped
to this town. You had better try rails
ing few sweet potatoes next year, and
watch the result You buy the plants
from some nursery at small cost and
they are sent by ail.-Punxsutawney
Ne,cs.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-11-21

Too often people rush into matrimony
without carefully considering the mat
ter. No man should become engaged to a
woman without having a perfectly frank
talk with her in regard to his means,
and the woman should be quite as hon
est in telling of her qualifications and
willingness to undertake to master
the problem of making home on the
income that seems assured to them.
Alas, such talk before marriage is a
rare thing. The young man, in most
cases, will do his best to make the
young lady think he is we'll to do and
has some money, and the young lady
will do her best to appear to be jewel
In the eyes of her lover. Soon after
the honeymoon the true state of affairs
makes its appearance. Better far to be
honest with each other before marriage,
and thus save many disagreeable refer
ences to the past.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-11-21
GRAMMAR SCHOOL
wanted.

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throat and lung difficulties to call at our
drug store for bottle of Otto's Cure
which we are distributing free Of
charge, and we can confidently recon-
mend it as superior remedy for coughs
colds, brochitis, consumption, and all
diseases of the throat and lungs. II
will stop cough quicker than any
known remedy. We will guarantee il
to cure you. If your children have
Group or whooping cough it is sure tc
give instant relief, Don't delay, but
get trial bottle free. Large sizes SOC
and 25c. Sold by w. B. Alexander.