davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-15
cuatihlncicr.

Gr bieB eigentli6 M2eier, absr mir
nannten i'm QuaiI6maier. neil er bic
unglidli3s Rsigung beiaB, @4er3s
gu er3dhlen, unD oa6ei r~egelmGBig NIT
Der 4ointa sntglsifte.
So bate er bic befannte S6sr3z
Frugs geIeItn: n8el6er MeuI6 bat
pisr 6iBe? 2lntnort: Sin tr2nterSolz
bat, Der Eat Den rs6tsn SUB, cen lin
fen Sub, ben 8ubfuB unO ben 5pz
plus" Ro9 elmer @o3e iiberTiel er
uns pl0BIi6 NIT Der 6roge: melber
MenI6 6at bier 8eene? 0iemanO berz
mOdte inn 4g5tunft gu geben, porauf
er triumpbirsno ertldrte: r9dS 1T n
tranter SoIoat, Der bat re6tes Seen,
e linte5 Been, ne 6linte uno 3 Ser
benfisbsr."
9dmal5 mar bel bon einem flii9tiz
gen Observation-Disclosures Rumens32Sdnz
Der bic 3eoe, ben Die PoIi3ei ni8t err
piI6en fonnte. NGe DsIt intereIIirte
Ii6 fir SANDER, uno 10 bor6te AUDI
Msisr md9tig auf, ais i6m Elm Sour
naliIt auF Der StraBe Die Mittbeilung
ma6te; u8iRen Sic i4On, SANDER 1T
gefaBt!"
g8as Sic Iagen!!" erpi0erte Meisr,
lift IS aud pirfliA pabr?"
rSaipobl," periebte Der Sourn1IiIt,
rer it auf QQes gefaBt."
pa 1T n au5ge3ei9neter 8iB, "
1agte Mteier, ben muB i6 gle;9 psiz
ter er3d6len," uno Ipprntrei3s elite er
ms SAFE an uniersn StammtiI9 nit
Der GrDffnung: n@iBt Sbr f6on Sim
Der, SANDER lit auf Qqss geFaBt."
@r mar elm eifriger 8iqarbipieler,
unb ais inn einmdI elm i6pisriger u.
.Iebr out ge3ieItsr Ban bonebenging,
6e8ei6nete bieien iein Mitip;eler in Der
.ii6liden 0eiie al5 nMfarid Stuart,-
.I60n, a6er unglidli4." Meier merit
.te fi6 Ous uno mar bc6srfreut, 6a(o
.oarauF an einen Spieler gu gerat6en,
Der oar feline 8iuarbsreoen8arten
fannie. Dis bieIem bas nGmli9e
pdIIirte, rief M}eier mitS.en=
tortimme: Die reeneN}artaS tuart!"
@isIo?" fragile Der 8artner, por=
|auf unTer 6reun0 conitatirte: nS90n,
aber u~Hgenau!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-15

9robes &opf5erbre6en berurIa6tc
'ibm bic dnbere bielcitirte 8iQarbpbraz
.Ie: Sal mon rpi," i'd babe mein
Queue ni6t (R0nig)." Sn ieinem Sc
'6trn mo9te ff9 Die STORYTELLING fetgez
'IeBt BADEN, baB nRoi" cine tpmtI6e
Nebenbebsutung fir Queue iupolbire.
limb 70 nabm er benin, na6bem ibm iez
ner 9braie ~unfeblbarer Gffett auf4nz
.0ere flar getporbsn mar, einen BON uns
.duf Die Seite: ySagen Sic mir nur,
mas beiBt benin eigentli6: i'ai?" -
SD babe" - limb mas bsiBt: i6
babe ni9t?" nSe mai pas" -
y0a6rum fam i9 aLfo 6sute gar ni9t
gut ipieLen, ie mai pas NON rpi!"
@r mar babel g~epefen, al5 BON Ell
mem i9psrb0rigsn QbgsOrbnetsn &C.
fprpfen purbe uno er batte bemertt,
Dap Die Corona Ia6ts, ais Semano
ben &dIauer ristirts: Scr Serr Ioute
in 8eneoig bleiben, Dd peroen Die
Saubsn auf StaatstoItan psrpfiegt.
2unge bate Meier nu9 elmer pafenz
Den 8elegenbeit au~5geIpG6t, I'm o!eItS
WortIpiel an3ubringsn, enoli6 bali
i9m Der 3ufau in @sftalt elmer pic
colo, Der mebrfd9 feline 9sItelung auf
elm GIas 9ilIener iberb0rt bate:
Der feline @arcon Ioats in 8eneOig
leben," rtef er aus, bu tperoen Die
i4per66rigeu &euner duf Stdatstpz
ten Derpfiegt."
Ro4 traurigsr trat feline 2eiOenz
i@aft gu Sage, ponn er 4netboten nit
melt au5bolenoen Ginlsitungsn gum
8eTten CAB. 9a b0rte man oft cine
&ierteIItunoe gu, I'm i6IisBIid inne
gu tperoen, OaB er ir8snOpo ni6t mel
ter tonnte. Wir er0fFneten ibm bab.r
zines id0nen Sage5 unIeren 8ei6,uB,
OaB er isOesmal, psnn er cine ldngsre
@netOpte er3dblen poute, Die Pointe
por6er i6riFtli6 gu beponiren Bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-15

qelt baben. limb mas babel bas
G9limmite mar: bic beutIGen 8aaren
.orangen iOgar in bus geI4lpfene Snz
Ielrei6 ielber Elm unO fanoen bort et=
men piItgen Martt.
!6iergegen muBte u~nbebingt mas gez
|I6ehen. nSobn 8uG" lit, Bel allen iei-
men 5ebIern, 81 redti6affen ober aua
gu geI9eiOt, ieinem 8olt befebIen gu
poQen, mas e5 taufen ion unb mss
ntdt, Darum berfiel er ouf ben briudnz
ten @eOanfsn, an ben 8utriotismus
hes S~nielOoltes gu dppeliren. Gr err
lieB elm 9eIeB, tpona6 ale oeutI6en
'uno in @roBbritannien gum 8ertauf
aebra6ten Waaren nit benz 8ermert
uMabe in 9erman9" g~eItempelt iein
muBten. Gr mar nun i~iber3eugt, blb
.Oumit Die Sadie abgetban lei; benin
fein q~etreuer Intertban Der Queen
.3iftoria niirDe nun nod fir eiren
BcnnD bon ben perbdBten fremoen
Waarsn msbr taufen poaen, na4oem
fe oerartig gebranomurtt paren.
@ber, i9redli4 gu Iagsn, rSobn
Sun" bate ii6 dbermdls geI6nttten,
@uF Die GinFu6rung jener 0tarte foIgte
cine auffaQsno psrmebrte Na4frage
na9 Deuti9en 8aaren. 0as nWtaOe
in 8ermanD" purbe gu elmer number
bar erfolgreifsn 3etldme, gu etnem
@bren3eifen; ebenio pie emit Die 5rets
teitstdmpfer in 6Daano in ibrem Rin=
gen gsgen cen blutigen PbtIipp ben
S9impfnamen n9ueur" (8ettelpad)
in einen itol3en Sitel bertpanoelt bat
Ten, ipeldem Sire unO 6o9a6tung gez
5out peroen, 10 lunge Die MenI4Reit
Mutb, pdtrioti5mus unb 8iirgertuz
genD riibmen uno pretIsn pirO.
9cn 8Ogel i4oB dber Die 2onooner
Zines, bas groBe conferbatibe
Sournal BON @roB6ritannien, al, ais
lie CUR 6eier Da5 IeGs3igidbrigen Re=
gisrungs : Subildum5 Der &0nigin
8iftoria Elm berrIi6e5 Bib oerIelben
ais SOuoentr h%erausgab. Dis bdun
ipdtsr betdnnt tpurDe, odb OtsIe5 pOrz
3iigli8e &unItlpert nmaOe in 8ermds
nh" mar, CAB es Elm snbIp5 I4auenOe5
8elG6ter, tpel3e5 1if UNI Den gan3en
GrObau fOrtpflun3te. SeOermarn
la6te, nur ni6t nSobn 8uu", uno oas
fam man inn in bsiem Sale gepIB
ntft p%erdrgen."
SIM peitsren 8erlaufe ieines intez
rsFanten 4rtiteIs aeigt 9r. 9oppe,
mas bsuti6e 9ele6riamfeit fir bic
@teoererpeduug Der felbft in Srluno
gdn3lid Oerloren gegangencn teltii6en
6praGe, iopte fir Die 2tnerfennun4
fran50iii9er-S driTtIteuer, bic in ibrem
8atsrfanOs unbeahtet geblisben tpuz
rem, Ionte in gar man9er ancerer 8e=
3iebung getban babe, uno Den 2eIecn
bes r9apteps" ntrD 6ierna9 penigz
items Die GrtsnntniB 9ebGmmert iein,
baB nit ben 9eutifsn bod am @noe
ettpa5 me6r los lit, ais iie i'm 4lgsmeiz
nen gemeint BADEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-15

: Der 9ianitS rump
1T Elm 10 eibenf8aftli9er8 arten.
ipieIer, oaB er Togar duf benz &la:
bier nur in 4szbur ipielt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-15

Der gr0Bte 8eibertenner
BARI Bel Der eigenen 5rau fem
Stubium no9maIs bon borne Be.
..ginnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-15
giQiass misunderstanding

Gidttr: rS6 babe mir err
l1ubt. Sbnn Bier Elm 8dnoten
meiner @eoi6ie $50" Sau5z
irau: gQh, nl5 1T Fu6iAi2Bt babe
merigiten5 Gin paRenbes 8eibz
na4t5qsIGent fir meme 8Duperz
ndnte!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-15

3lirrrr! ma4te Der 8eder pl0Bli4
nod einmal. &ber gang ianft unb
freunbli6. Gr mar offenbar nit ii4
un0 benz 9Gr6en iebr 3ufrieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-15

-8enn Giner cine Eeiie tbut,
10 fam er mas er3dblen, beIon=
oer5 n09 elmer - 9o35eits=
reiIe!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-15
0as aeri;dt ibm.

- N1s qerIi9t l9m. u:
y0er mar qeItsrn 8prmiiiag BEL
Sbnen gum 8eiu6?" D.: nRie.
m1no." D.: Sic ia9ten aber
bed porEin, Sia fdt.sn i'm engsz
rem &rsiie gsfrii6Itiitt. g.:
Den bilbe i6 ebsn fir mid al
lein."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-15
SsIbitbenuBt

= SelbltbeDuBt. = NRuIez
nant: rNas f1ben oenn geT6dB=
ts5 5pdutain fir elm iniereTantS5
@ua?" - 5rGuIein: y0lS 1T
main 3lgebuG." - lieutenant:
Deb - oann lefsn geIddBtts
6rdulein NAL etpa5 opa mir
pOr!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-15

- 8er feline Mago CUR 5rau err
tOr,
&nedt Der M&agb, bic er.
perlor. I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-15
- IS nddIt Der W}erI6 nit
ieinsn 60feren - 3infen.
0er5dhtpiecsn.

gSunQs, narum muBt2it 9u benz
heuie in Der Sfule I6On Disber
nadTiBen?" Sohn: r45er,
Batter, mar IoQ bp6 ni6t aus BIZ
S6ule p.auoern!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-15
Gnti6aOigung nni6nloig @ernrz
tbeiiter.

Die 8erIinsrr 8oItspitung" I6rti6t:
SIS Fat einigsrmaben iibsrr11@t, o1B
Der, 8unoesraib ben 8%eisBentDurf b.
treffenb bic GniI hdoigung Der i'm
Observation-Disclosures 6rei9sIprpz
6:nen an ben Rs;A5tag gsIangen lieB,
nadoem elm dbnIi6ar Gntpurf erit
in Der lsBten SeTton an ben Seitens
Der Fegierung geforberten .@,ompsnz
Fatipnen" geT62itsrt mar. Bie mir
nuTme6r aus politi1fan 8rtiisn Der
i4pGbti6 en 8sIicsn3 erfa6ren, lift bic
Snitiatibe gum 8Orgeben ot5 BUR
Oesratbe5 BON Dem 93poQmd4tigsen
Wirttemberg's Gusqegar8en.
9teIer IisB feline Go1egen piTen,
ouB bas piirttembsrgti9e Miniferium
in JOlge elmer Snterpeaation oe5
pOltsparteiIi4en 4bg. ST. 9auBmann
in Der observation-disclosures Dds Der
IpreGsn abgegeben babe, cine ldn0esz
geIeBli6e Gegelung Der in 6raqe tie
benben @ntI6dbigung5fruge bsrbei3uz
fiibren, fats Die Rei6Sregisrung nod
LANCE Damit 30gern ioGte, uno 3tpar
nirOs cine 8orlage nod nd6rsnD Der
laufsnOen Binteriefiion bes I6ndbt=
I6en Qanotuqes eingsbra6t perssn.
9ieIe Mittbeilung, iDpie Die Grpdz
gung, OdB es Denn bod etnen teinesz
Ipeg5 giinItigen Gin0rud MAIDEN piir=
De, tpenn audi in oieitr N}ateris, G6n=
lid tpie auf benz 8ebiete Der 8ersinsz
@eIebgeburg, Die 6iibrung berlorsn
.nirOe, mar entiteioenb fir bic Be
I6luBfufung bes 9unoesrutb5. Die
5rage, ob Das in NusIi4t ftebenOe
Hei68geIsB ienem @eripre6en Oe5
piirttembergii6en Miniiterium5 in
alien 8untten gere4t miro, bGngt me-
Tentli9 bon Der 5aHung ab. nel6e
Der @nttpurf, befen @in3eIbeittmmunz
gen ia iebr Der Rsform beOiirfen, in
Der @ommiiIion, be3p. Dem Plsnum
Des Rei6stage8 befommt. 8orIGufig
6aben mir feinen @runb, Duran gu
3peifeln, baB benz i4pGbiIfen 2anbz
tags in bieier Ri6tung ni4ts mebr gu
tfun iibrig bleiben pirO.
6Dperbel. - SD Iage S6nen,
unIere Slide TT 10 grOB, OaB uniere
&06in burin~ 6erumrd0eln muB,
min fie Bel 3eit nit bem 8o6sn fertig
.rperben."
Moberne8itte. - grimaner:
r5rGulein &lGr9sn, fir @ie ge6e id
bis ans Gnbe Der WeIt!" -
.8odfiI6: rN9! - nidt pa6r, baan
T6iden Sie mir BON bort cine 3 Q IT.
init Der 3sit piro Der MsnT6
berbtttert Ooer sr D~erIduert.
Spru6 d.
&ein MsnI6 1T unsmpfdngli6 gang
.5ir ieoe Nrt bon S6msifelei:
.Nur liebt Der Sine grobe 8oTt,
Der Nnbere, baB tie piir5ig Tei.
Qnprei lung. 4eltli6:
Dame: gN}a6t oieie Ssife ben 3eint
audi rs6t frtI9 unb juaenbIi4?" -
.@ertGufsr: nRa6 udttd9igem Sc
brou6 f0nnen @ndbige auf Sim
.bsrbtllet abren!"
8enn 0u uberf6GBt
~ T #, bemerten es .glet9 1e6r 8iele,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-15

- Sin i~6DdrmeriI6er Bad
ftI4. = 8adfii4 (psl6em Elm
6err bei'm Sang auf's 6ii6nsrz
auge getrettn): ngnbIi8 fir oos
Sa9tbu6 Den eriten S9mer5!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-15
9o5Edft. - Biarrer: g

= B0sFlft. Bfarrer: $50
.finoe bic GFpluen gar ni6t 70 puBz
.7u6iiq, pie Sn bsb1upsn." =
Qr3t: .Grlau6s7 Sic, 8err Pfars
.r:r, Sic Iernen Tie audi crit in ben
Ib06eren 2ebenSaltarn tennsn!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-15

- 4u5 Der &o6I6ule. -Wuts
ter (3u ibrer bic 8o656uIe 6eIu
So4ter): nNun, Gl5betb
mas ba6I Sbr benn bsute geIerrf?'
3o9kr: .53pan3iq berI6ie1es
ne Ausbriide fir 8robpuooimg,
lR6e Nama."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-15

- tlmTGnoli6. - GommiTdl:
sat Der Saustne6t, Der S6nfn
bur6ge6rannt lit, beIonDere Senna
3ci63n?" - &aufmann: n6m,
i9 niiBte nur sins. - er lam abz
Iolut feline 2ebsrrurft efen!" -
%GommifGr: nSa, IA muBten Cir
i3on cine Summe osponiren, b.
nit mir i5oem W5eni6en, Der u.
OeroGttig pOrtommt, Elm Sill
QeberpurIt unbieten f0nnen!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-15

- 8~sierpirt. - n6ier, bieIen
peitpbdlii6en S6inten t0nnte i'd
Sbnen isbr empfeblsn, 6r. @raf!"
nSflpein auf aoli9sm 9Ofe
ge3ogen tupr6en?"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-15

&leins M}enI6en obmen
Die 8roBen audi in ibren 9eblern
nd6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-15
3utreffeno.

3utreffeno. - 6rember:
r4n Delden SteQen finbet man
in bieiiger @egeno Die i30nIten
QuSii6ten?" @inbeimii3er:
vNuf ben - BoItturten."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-15

- SIN Gfantdnt. - o.: $50
rum BAT Der Direttor nur bisf2
ni6t mebr gang neue SGngsrin
sng1girt?" - g.: pa BAIT Oh
Da5 1T BON Nuen Die San
gtrtoItel"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-15

- 8o5baft. - Sanger Unit
auffaIIeno GROCER Raie. feline
tStimme riibmeno): r6abe i'd midi
Elm gut au5gtbiIOstes Organ?"-
9err: nS5a - Rie6Organ!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-15

- @uf Der Sugb, - SIT ts,r
Namrpottor bier?" .Darum?"
. Der 6err 8ut6 bal Ioeben eiu
Sod in bic Ratur gei4pfen!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-15

r ND NSNN 49, WV
bier nur in IszOur fpielt.
-8enn Giner cine Eeiie tbuts
10 fam er mas er3dblen, befon=
.oerS no3 elmer - 9o33eits7
reiIe!
- Sin ~Grmerif Bad
ftI4. = 8adfii4 (pslfem ejH'
9err beim Sang auf'8 6itbnsrs
auge getrettn): n@npIi6 fir oas'
8d9ebu6 ben eriten S4mer5!"
8er feline Mago CUR 6rau erzI
for,
Btro 8nedt Der M}agb, bic Ell
Derlpr. 81
3utreffeno. - 6rember:
r4n nsl6en Stellen finoet mani
in bieitger @egeno Die I90niten|
4usii4ten?" @inbeimiI der
n4uf ben - PoItturten."
- &leins MenI6en a6men]
Die 8roBen audi in ibren 6eblern|
na6.
- R~eIerpirt. - y6ier, oieIen|
peitpbdIii6en S6inten t0nnte i6I
isbr empfeblsn, 6r. @raF!"I
. nSflpein auf aoligem 9ofeI
ge3ogen fuor6en?"
- IS nGhIt Der M}eni6 mitI
b0beren - 3inien.
- 82rI6nieesn. 8utsr:
ySunQe, narum muBieit 9u oenn|
heuie in Der Sfule I6On DisberI
na6fBen?" Sohn: ,45er,
mar Iou bp6 ni6t aus bed
S6uIe p.&uosrn!"
- Sel6FbepuBt. - 2sutes
rNa5 taben oenn geI6dB
ts5 5pdulain fir Elm iniereTant45
- 5rduIsin: o0l9 jIt|
main G1gebuG." lieutenant:
Deb - oann lefsn geIdaBtts
6rdulein NAL etpas pp7 mir.
0as 9eri;gt ibm. d.,
,0er mar QeItsrn 8ormjtiag bel.
gum 9eiu6?" D: nIie=
mlnO!" a.: Sic ia9ten ober
bed porEin, sic tGt9en i'm engsz
rem &rsife gsfrii6Itiitt. D.:
Den bilbs i6 eben fir mid al
- 8osEaFt. - gfarrer: SD.
finoe bic 6p1uen gar ni6E 70 pub
5Htiiq, nte SIX bsb1uptsn." -
2lr3t: .Grlau6sH Sic, 5err Pfars
r:r, sic lerren iie aud crit in ben
b06sren 2ebensatt3rn tennsn!"
- giaigts 8sj6nadtsgef8:nt.
GiGtsr: SD babe mir er>
l1ubt. S6nn Bier Elm 8dnofen
neiner @eoi4te .." 6aus=
Irau: ,Qh, n15 1T 6ii6Ib,isBt babe
menigitens Gin paRenOes Neib=
na6t5gsIdent fir meine 8CuDcrz
nante!"
- 1lmfGnoli6. - GommiTdl:
sat Der Saustne6t, Der S6nSn
Our6ge6rannt lit, beIOnDere&enn
3ei63n?" - &aufmann: n6m,
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1898-12-21
Directors Day.

The fourteenth annual convention of
the jefferson county school directors
association will be held in the grand
jury room, in the court house at Brook
vile, on Thursday OF next week, De-
cember Goth, commencing at 1890 A. M,
when the following program will be
carried out: /. What are the most
pressing needs of our schools? 2. Duties
of directors after teachers are selected.
3. What claims have home teachers
over others? 4. What is true economy
in school affairs? 5. How can the law
be best complied with in regard to out
buildings? 6. How should directors
recognize the work of successful teach
ers? I. Needed school legislation. 8.
Election OF Ave delegates to the state
convention. 9. Election Of officers to
the state convention. 10. Address by
]. r. Stewart, deputy state superintend-
ent.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1898-12-21


Mems suits from $500 to $1,000 at
Seeley's.
Holiday goods, the lowest prices, the
largest stock, at Stokes.
One Of those self-raising umbrellas at
Millirens would make Il beaut of an
Xmas present.
Even Santa Claus is getting skates
for his reindeer from Hall & Barton's
big stock of them. Come in and see
for yourself.
Boys with hats on the back OF their
heads and long hair hanging down over
their foreheads and cigarettes and bad
words in their mouths are cheaper stuff
than old shoes: nobody wants. them at
any price. Men will not employ them,
girls will not marry them. They are
not worth their keeping to anyone, and
they will never be able to keep them
selves. If any boy happens to read this
description, let him take look at him
self and then do what conscience tells
him to do.-EX.
See Deemer & Co. S 800 plush capes,
30 inches long.
The prices on watches at Coolers are
trade winners.
Remember the place to buy your
Christmas candies, for our line OF can
dies and prices will suit you-Bon Ton
Bakery.
Hall & Barton are the authorized
agents and handle all of the Welsbach
goods, such as lamps and mantles. They
just received six barrels of them and
have hundreds on tap. Try them at
once.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1898-12-21
People Who Pay the Printer.

The following persons have paid their
subscriptions or added their names to
our list since last week:
James A. Cooper, Warsaw, January 81, 1900.
u. NJ. straltwell, Panic, January II, 1900.
W l.. Strauss, Mcdonald, Pa, February
1, 30.
Robert Stevenson, Sandy Valley. January
:. 1900.
o. A. Gray, sault ste Marie, Mich, lncwl
December II. 1893.
o. II. Johnston, West Reynoldsville, Octo-
Der H. 30.
NJ. -. wynkoop, Brookvillc, lncwl Dcccm-
Der is, 90.
Frank Dietz, Reynoldsvilc, Inewl Decem-
Der 20, 'gs.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1898-12-21
Chris,mas Menu.

Following Is the menu at Franks
New Tavern for Sunday, December %:
oysters Raw or Stcwed
Queen Olives Celery
Saltcd Almonds
Roast Fillct OF Beef
Roast Turkey, Oyster Dressing
Roast Ncnsion, Currant Jelly
Roast Pheasant Chestnut Dressing
Frlcassed Rabbit
Plum sherbet
French Fried Potatoes Brown Sweet Potatoes
Stowcl's Evergreen Corn
Cold Slaw
Cranberry Sauce
Apple, Mnce and Lemon Pie
Strawberry lee Cream
Oranges Malaga Grapes Bananas
Bob. Morrison Apples
Assorted Cake Assorted Nuts
Tea Coffee Milk
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1898-12-21

This week only we are Offering the
famous White sewing machine at spec
ial Christmas price. G. F. Hoffman.
II you want gun or ammunition, go
to Ristons.
Nothing would be nicer for an Xmas
gift for your best fellow than one Of
those nice putfs at Millirens.
Buy your Christmas presents from
Gooder, the jeweler, and have them en-
graved free of charge.
Don't forget the place to buy your
oysters. Only 25c. per qt., at the Bon
Ton Bakery.
Stop guessing, but go to Seeley's for
clothing and furnishing goods.
Holiday goods, the lowest prices, the
largest stock, at Stokes.
See Deemer & Co.'S $500 and $500
Bouclay jackets for ladies.
Pat Mcdonald finished logging on
the Hopkins track last Friday. About
300, 900 feet OF logs are in the creek and
ready to be floated down to the big mill
below Reynoldsville. This is the wind
up OF numbering on this tract which in
cludes about 5000 acres. 1t is near ten
years since operations began, during
which time considerable over 100, 600, 900
feet of lumber has been cut and floated
down to Hopkins, as many as IA, 900, 900
feet being manufactured in one season.
Falls Creek Sun.
You can make no mistake when you
make your wife a Christmas present,
especially OF new cook or heating
stove. Look at Hall & Barton's prices
then call and see the goods.
Nothing nicer for Christmas pres.
ent than nice, well bound Bible. You
can get them at cost at The Reynolds
Drug Store.
Call and see the bargains at ]. E.
Welsh & Co.'S shoe store.
The largest line of watch chains tC
select from at Gooder's, warranted tc
give entire satisfaction.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1898-12-21
Look! Look!

Every Saturday we offer special sale
prices. You can save money by spend
ing it here. ]. c. KING & Co.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1898-12-21
Nuts, Nuts, Nuts,

We have all kinds, such as soft shell
aim onds, English walnuts, pecans, FL
berts, cream, hickory nuts, black wal
nuts, peanuts raw on roasted, at Clarks,
next door to postoflice.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1898-12-21
Silk Mill Notes.

James Kingston. new loom fixer,
has arrived at the silk mill, coming
from Columbia, Pa.
Chas. Lotto, the head Of the large
silk dying establishment of Philadel-
phia, paid visit to his friends of the
silk mill, staying in town Sunday and
Monday last.
The number of looms now running at
the mill is l45, showing an increase of
Is looms for the past week.
The shipping of manufactured goods
from the mill shows large increase
over the previous weeks.
The Reynoldsville girls weaving at
the silk mill are improving in ability
every day Their production is increas-
ing and the goods are more perfect.
Miss May Mounsheimer, forelady Of
the warping department, is devoting
all her time to bringing her "a pupils
to perfection in the peculiar art of
warping silk, and has been very success
full so far.
A new department of ten cloth pick
ers has been added TO the capacity Of
the silk mill, under the supervision Of
Miss Eva Revenaugh, increasing the
number Of mill hands to 175 people.
Over thirty boys have made applica-
tion at the mill to learn weaving, Of
which sixteen are now watching at the
looms under the supervision of a
teacher
1t is rumored at the mill that the
looms and machinery will be at stand
still on Monday, 26th inst, and all
hands will be given one days rest.
BLACK JOHN, EX-Loom FiXer.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1898-12-21
Mems Underwear

Mems Sanitary fleece.
lined underwear, four.ply
fleeing, shirts and drawers
with double cuffs, extraor-
dinary values, only SOC.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1898-12-21

This week only we are Offering the
famous White sewing machine at spec
ial Christmas price. G. F. Hoffman.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-30
ST. PAUL.

Quotations on grain, hay, feed, etc., fur
nished by Griggs Bros. grand and seed mer-
chants:
WHEAT-No. / northern, 65@6ec; No. 2
northern, 63064c-CORN-No 2 yellow, S11h
@32c; No. 8, 31@311kc.-OATS-N white,
25g251kc; No. 8. 1kQ25c.-4BARLEY AND
Q4Sc; No 8, 4S1k@i7c.-sEEDsL fax.
979s9Sc; timothy seed, $101.25; rad clover, 81
"a. 40.-FLOUR-Pate per Dbl, $4,000
$50; rye -four, 2.40@2S<-GROUND FEED
OH. -S9Q9. 25. - SRORTS = In
bulk, S. 5O@9. -HAY-Market higher; re-
ceipts light; choice Iowa and Minnesota up
Sc. 1907; good to choice timothy, s7.5o98 20;
clover and clover mixed, $685. SO. -STRAW
Rye, IS. 1904; Oat, 50. 25Q3. 80.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-30
DULUTH

DULUTH, Oct. 29.-Trading was dull todas.
December opened nc off at 63a4c, sold down
to 6SA064asc at 1915, rallied to 6Salc, and
closed at that price. May opened NC off at
661@c, sold at 66c at 1925, rallied to 66Hc
and closed there. Cash Sales-350, COO Blu at
214c over December, 4 cars No. hard, 69s4 G;
1 car No. northern. 661kc; 1900 blu No /
northern, 66Ac; $4,000 blu No. 1 north ern.
66kc; 147,GOO blu No. 1 northern, CSC; IS 900
bu No. northern. 64Ac; 5000 bu No 2
northern, 64c; $500 blu No. northern, 6S24c;
1 car rejected, Gle; cars rejected, soc; / car
rye, 4s14c; 10000 blu fax, $1.03; 5000 blu fax,
SLOPPY; 10000 bu fax, SLOPE; II, coo bu fax,
sLO2; 5000 bu fax, s1.o1A. Wheat-No. i
hard cash, 6s34c bid; October, $3.50 bid; De-
cember, 65Ac bid; May, 67Hc bid No. 1
northern cash, 66Ac bid; October, 66Ac bid;
December e SsAc bid; May, 6sAc bid; No. 2
To Arrive-No. / hard, 69a4c; No. northern.
66Ac bid; oats, 257z@25c; rye, 4s1kc; barley, 81
@4Oc; fax, sl02A bid; October, $1.O2A bid;
November, S1.02% bid; December 81 02A bid:
May. $1.O5& bid; corn, 2Sa4c. Receipts-Wheat,
49, 4S4 bu; oats, 2SS1 blu; rye, 4,3OS bu; barley,
"a. 1876 bu; fax, 1887 blu. Shipments-W Wheat,
S04, 1872 blu; oats. 2,574 blu; barley, So ,O55 bu