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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-12-07

4e lire Quftrdge nod ni@t gegeben baben,
in Der nG9iten s3eit ebenfa1s NIT bebeuten=
ben Quftrdsen auf benz Martt erf9einen
mi7en. 0as @4iensngeI4dft mira baber
in bieIsm Sabre cine pbdnomenale 9imens
ion onne6mer. 9ie bereits eegebtnen@ufz
fridge Itnb gu einen upuncirten preife gegez
ben porben. 9erfelbe lit ungefG6r 8ipiI9en
81 unh So b06er ais Der 6is6erige Preis.
S6 cine ipeitere preiserb06ung eintreten
tpirb, 1T CUR 3eit nod unbeitimmt. 9o@
lit bic @ermut6ung bere6tigt, OuB nit her
Steigerung Des 8onfums cine tpeiterePreisz
erbDbung SanD in 9ano ge9en tpiro. 9os
@ef3Gft in anberen 8aaren5tpe;gen fat fi4
ebenfaGs gebeiert, ba bic bisberige 3uriid=
baGtung elmer beferen &auflut gepiGen 1T.
-0ie MbunDan5 bon @elO ma9t ft9 in
Dem ganaen pirtbf9aftli9en @erte9r gelz
tenb. Die @i1enbabnen tpeiien auBeroroentz
li6 e~iinftige getriebsergebnihe ouf, u1b bic
86rIe 1T gana Defenders animirt. Die linz
1dbe in @efuritGten iinb betrd9tli9, unb
86rIenpert6e BADEN ii9 peientli4 9ebOben.
Die internationale 9anbelsbilan3 1T fort=
tpdbrenh cine fir bic Ser. Staaten duBerft
cur :ige, unb @olbimpDrte iinb in Si@t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-12-07
Gin fataler mib9rif.
fargo, 50. Dafota.

Gs 9iebt leiber 6eut3utuge bisle pratti5:z
renbs Ner5te, pelde ni9t 50gern, BET Der gez
~ringften @elegenb.it 8etdubun9smittel, pie
3. 8. Morpbin, Opium, Goca;ne Ii. |. ~, gu
peri9reiben. Sic 5ieben i'm Nugenblid ni4t
in 8etra9t, baB iie, inbem Tie Elm lei4tes
2eiben, ME 3. 8. Reuralsie, baOur4 linoern.
iie elm eefG6rliAes uebel berporrufen. Man
fann in Der Wabl BON Mebi5inen ni9t gu
borfi9tig iein, uno penn Der Pattent erfennt,
baB er auf Dem @sge 1T, elm Sflabe bieles
pber ienes Narfoticums gu tperben, 10 tit es
bic 6D9ite 3sit, Dab ct nit Siilfe zines 5uper>
lGfftqen 6eiGmittels ph Qlpentrduterz8 lutz
beleber umfebrt, ebe er in ben @6grunO fdat.
sSrau 81. Gubn, Ser. 525 Sourt6 Str, Sarge,
6. D, giebt bierfdr bic Bette SluitrdttDn,
inbem ie fAreibt: Doctor peter 6abrnep,
@bicagp. Sd fam Sbnen taum genug fir
S6re Mebi5insn, unb beionbers fit ben OIL
Observation-Disclosures bantbar Iein. 8tr
gebrau&en i'm felt apei Sabren in nnierer
SamiGte. c3ebn Sabre lang mar i'd frant nnO
in 8e6anblung Der beten @er5te bier nnb in
Minneapplis, Dbne 9eilung 5n finoen. Sd,
fie qaben mid e%initimmig als unbeilbar auf.
I'm meme @9mer5en gu Iinbern, gaben lie
mir ni9ts als Morpbin Elm. Sd fiblte, bob
i9 qe9en bieIen 5einb anfdmpfen miiis, unb
ba9te babel an ben NlpentrGuterz @lutbelez
Der, BON benz i9 f9on 10 ptel 9utes b0rte.
Sd berI9affte mir babOn. Sd nabm 5tpet
SGaI4en poG Elm o6ne mertli@e 9eferung.
0eRen ungsa9tet fubr i4 fort bamit. Nun
bin i1 i'm Stanbe, meme gauge 6ausarbeit,
einI6GieBli4 Der Mdi6e, gu berieben, mas,
bel elmer 6omilie bon @e6s, ni4t tpenig ar@
belt it," aSorni's Qlpentrdrter= 8lntbeleber
1T elm rein pegetabiIiides MitteG, fret bon
alien nartotif6en Gubtan5en. Sit nt4t in
Mpotbeten gu finben, fonbern pirb brett pom
Sabrifanten pber befIen autoriifrten Sofal=
agentsn bertauft. Man abreiire: 9ottor
peter Sabrnep, 112-114 60. 9pbne 4Oe.,
Chicago, 81.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-12-07

- @isconin's 9eutf9tbnl III.
9err s. %. BON @%obbuufen, beer 8or@
flyer bes @olaugsausi4ufes bes Seltf9en
9iItoriI9en @eretns bon 8isconitn, Fat
einen proYpettus bes bon Otefem 8erein berz
aus3ugebenOen 9ef4i4tsperts n8iscpniin's
SeutI9=Nmeritaner Bis gum S9luB bes
neun5ebnten ~Sobrbunberts" a~us9eIa1bt.
9as @ert erfaeint i'm 8erlag Der OeutIden
8efelf9aft, Die gelegentli9 Der 6eier bes
finf5igid9rigen 8efte9sns Oes Staates ben
plan, benz DeutI4en @lement 8iscOn1in's
NIT S3luB bes S%abr6unberts Elm 9e0enfz
6latt gu %ipibmen, dnregte. @ilbelm 6enfez
Senfen, Elm tii3tiger Sournaliit unb S9rifts
ite1er, 1T Der &ebatteur bes 8erfes. 9as
Wert, ods in atpei 8dnpen erf9einen unb bis
sum S4luB bes Sabres 1899 benz Druid
iibergeben tperbsn IoQ, tptrb perIu9en, rem
GinfluB bes beutf9en Glementes beim Nuf=
bau 6es Stddtes WtsconItn unb Der @e5tal=
tung oes 8plts9arafters bon 5ei1ten Priten
Nnfdngen Bis in bic Neu5eit gu p,rfpl9en.
Gin berporragenber beutz
der Milpautee'er geitprben,
Snmitten zines intimen SreunbestreiIes lit
I'M Donnerftag Nbenb auf Der Regelbabn
BON S4liB's purf 9err Sreb. . bme n
blr4 einen 9eraf9lug btnpeggerafft porben.
9err Oobmen bate eben feline &unoe abgez
tegelt mnb ii9's auf einem Stuble bequem
gema4t, Inn benz 8egelipiele au3ui4uuen.
Der 3eiger Der nbr tpies gerabe auf 103 u6r,
ais er pl0blib bonn Stu9Ge fuut unb gu So
ben ftel. Seine Srelnnbe unb &egelbriosr
fprangen ibm 6ilfsbereit gu unb bic antpe
fenben 0pftoren Sang unb puls perfu4ten
ulles in ibrer Maa4t StebenOe, ben 8epuBts
loIen ms 2eben 5uriidauruF en-, bod pergez
bens, 8eihe Ner5te muBten conitatirer, baB
6err Greb. 0obmen ms Senfeits biniiberz
gei9lummert fei. Sin 9er3f4Gag bate ieiz
mem 2eben Elm Gnbe gema4t, Serr 9obmen
nurbe i'm DECEMBER 1882 gu 9iiren in Der
&beinprooin5, Regierungsbe5irf GLADDEN.,
Oeutf9lanb, geboren 1lnb fam als 8ino mad
Meiltpollfee, tpo er nit 6errn S9mitt bag
groBe Oroguen=9ef9dft %aufbaute, bas in
ben lebten Sabren bon ibm unb ietnen betOen
@D6nen Greb. Wiriam unb 9enrp Sobmen
uuein sefiibrt purbe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-12-07
Marftberiht.
SQ0rperf6ufe,

W ell - Wtnter.Wetssn Yotents I'm Sob, $685.
$50; Gtraiebts. 81. 75-3 90 in Sddeu; Speetat'8ranos
barter 5rab1abrs.GgeiseH @atents. s4.25-45o. @atsrs,
s2.25-240; 8~og9enmebL $250-26a.
met3 en-&otber $50. q 68h-70e; rotber
go. 8. 6s-6sc; barter $40. 2, 64hr; barter StO. 8, esh
$40.
Gri9 abb swet3e Nortbern So. /, 66-67e;
Nortbern $50. 2, 64h-66c; $50. 3, 6lS-e5Me.
Wais - stn. 2, i'm Speider, 3SA-34e; petBsr
SO. 2. 3S%-S4e; seIbsr yo. 2, 34Ac; sfo. 8. S3he;
esIber go. 8. S4e; tpeiBer gso. 8, 1916. gnf Der 9bris
obne 8aeerfoIten. mad 9roben purbeu o%erfauft: 9to. 2,
34-S4Ae; merger $40. 2. S4-344c; geIber 9to. 2, 341Se;
9o. 8. 1896; eeIber yto. 8, 344c; tpeiBer $50. 8, 33Ac.
Sofer - WeiBer yto. 8, i'm Spei1er, 27k-28Ae;
peiBer $50. 4. 27-27hc. auf Der 96rie. obne Sagsrto.
ften, nab 9rpben purben ~Oertauft: $40. 3, 26-261le;
meiBer $40. 8, 28-28Hc; gp. 2, 26A-27e; peiBsr So.
g. 29-29He; peiBer No. 4, 27-27hc.
Roggen- yRn. 2. fir ben 9peider, SIC; &c.. 8,
52Hc; @o. H. sic; No. 2. pbne 2agertpfteu. 53Hc,
Ser It e-Suttergeri1e, 4o-42c; Mtols. Aualitdten bon
1885,.
sd NJ ere en-SIa1s. No. 1gsortbpeftern. auI benz
6eIeife. $1.02%-1o3; 2tmptbp. $l.9O-2.25 per 100 PfS.
RIee DON "a. o rs Der 100 pfurb.
&Iete- Seine Nert0uie beri9tet.
S~eu-3imotbp. QepDbnllbes bis beites, S6.50-9.51
bic Toune; @rairie, selp6buIi9es bis beites, bon $500
1000 per Snnue.
b-&osseu. $~6.oO-s.5O; Wsisen unb 2afst
S4.5U-500
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-12-07
Gin 1tedbriefGi@ uerfoGg

VtH llW UeE ~
ter Sufia Stu4tttns. 9enrt
Wortmann, Der fi9 tiir3lt9 in bic Surnerz
freife Getp gorf's aIs beutf9er 2urnlehre1
einfii6rte unb bon Der R~egierunJ sum Stu
blum Der Surner Srguniidtipnen mad
Mmerita geIanbt tporoen fem tpO(lte, tit cir
sSuIti3flii9tling. gr mar am Oanffa.
gungstuge @9renguit beg Stem Dprt Surn=
bereins unb ent3iidte bic Inuelenben burd
feline rebnerii9e 8egabung. ginlge Sage
fpGter eri9ien in ben Na3ri4ten aus
9eutf9Ganb, unter 0ortmunO, cine ROti3
tpeG9e befagte, 6uB 9einri3 8ortnanr, an
8. NoDember 1856 g~e6oren, 5utebt Surn.
!e6rer in 9ortmunb, megem in Braun:
I4meig, 8rdunlage, @altenrieh unb Sorta
NUMB ~begangener 8etrigereien ftedbrieflid
berfolgt perbe. Die Noti5 tnurbe inn bora
qe6alten, uro er befannte, baB er Der Sc,
fu9te lei. gr fagte, oaB er i'm bersange'
men @pmmer cine SerienzGolpnie eelei;e1
babe. Sin STUDENT, Namens 8e9tel, 9ab(
i6m 1000 Mart CUR @rpeiterung Der 60
Ionic gegeben, iiber pel9es 9elb unernartct
Mbre6nung berGangt nOrben lei. Gr babG
ben 8eauftrugten gefagt, baB er our @b.
re9nung am nddften Sage bereit lei, bas
@eln aber fir ii4 bertpanbt sebabt, unf
fei I'm ben Splgen gu entge6sn, geflii3tet
@ortmann bate beabit@tigt. cine 8Dr=
tragstour i'm 2anbe gu %unternebmen uni
u. q. audi gbicaso, Milnautee, ct. 2ouis
unb anbere GtGbte au beiu4en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-12-07

Gin IS ort seuii g benz % elf II,
Sbtere tbun bas 1ie pieber, mas etnmal IDLE
Sol9en fir ie aebabt bat; Der Ntenl6 ba=
9e9en wirb ielbit bur9 S9aOeu nt6t tlu9
er per9iBt n1r su bGufi9 bic mnol1senebmelt
Soleelt leiner @enuBlu9t utb bic 2eibelt, bic
6ur6 llnmdBi9feit I'M @ien unb Grtnteu,
unregelmGBi9e 9ebenswetie, i9le6te 2uft.
Mongel an 8eWe9un9, 9el@le@tlt9e @us=
l6weifun9en II. /. 10. entitebeu. @enn ober
9eitorte 8e%rbauun9, &opfpeb, @ppetttuerluit
unb 8~eritOpfun9 i'm 1parncrt, Dap lein 8lut
unrei1 ss1poTOsn n,'S 99merae1 iDn iiber=
iltnert er It9, boB S t. B ernard&rG d er :
piIIen felt ~Sabrbuuberteu it9 ais BET bette
u1b unfeblbarite Sober @e9ulator erpieleu
baben, Der ie eutbedt mor6eu lit. SIR 25
Ge1ts bel Qpotbeferm au haben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-12-07

.,Grtra %ale"|, ~gatDetor" 1t'tS
,,SatrtiG"|,
9tei4ae Malsbtcrc, 9ebrattt BON ser
Go1r. Geipp 8retp9.GO. Sn VIaI@ett
attto saWertt s1t baben- SelepBome:
go. $50 8ottliu9 9cptnt. 60. 800.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-12-07

Der einen buntlen SENT unb Elm fs4r rotbes
9aIStud) umgebabt babe. McDonolo fei
jeoenFans ni9t gemeint g%eipefen.
acknowledgements erboben 3pei Sage
Ipdter Nnslage gegen bon 8ieoenfelo ineacn
Morbes.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-12-07
gn Ankl00eaan0.
Curt bon 8ieoenfeIo Don oen
G~robefdworenen an9efIa9t.
Ser Serlnuf 6e3 Suqnefts.

Der 6efan9ene betrat III ei9ener SADIE Den
6eugenitano nidt.- Gbenio wenig wurz
oen 6eugen DER Dertbeiotou1g pernom@
men. = 2tusiaoen mehrerer 2tu9en5ell=
gen Ger Chat, oes Gi9arreufobriFanten
G. G. 8erriman, oes Wtrths Reopath
mo oes poIi5iiten Suttiner. 5nn
s6ub oes arreitanten Dor Gewoltthdti9=
feiten hattie ole poIi5ei ale mo9li9et
Dorihtsma6re9eIn beobabtet. - Die
6ro6seidworeneu erheben 2lnfIa9e 9e=
gen ibn weeen mtoros.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-12-07
mern oas RIeine sabnt,

70 perSdumt nibt, bos olte NIB wobl erprobte
6Ilfsmittel fiji bas 3abnen Der &titber,
Mrs. @iuslop's Sootbiag Sprup,. angus
melbeu. @r berubist bas Sinh, errDel@t oas
3abnflstl9, b~eieltist ale g9% merger; tarlrt
unb 1T has bette Ws!ttel 9e9en
Diarrboe. Sanfunbswanaia @erts Die Slal9e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-12-07
2%Iuoemeiner Waarenmarft.

utte r-geTte Creamery 20H--21Mc; l. Analitd
l9-2Ohc; go. 2, H-17c: bette ~nahgenta bic. l5-l6:;
bette Dotrs 49,; !. AuaIttdt, 15-l6:; 2 QuaIitdt. 12-l3e.
Sd fe-gntns. 9M-10I Simburger, neuer, S-8Hc
Sniuetser, 10 -lOMc; omerltanti1er Saiie Ill Stoerpoot
AIS Cd fir liz Bfuno.
Bobnem-B s1.08; bette vWtebiums", LOB.
Self qst - Eurtep5 10c ha3 Bfuuo; 6ibuer
7-sc bas pfunb; Gntsn 6-7cbas @iuuo; @amis s.
7c has Pfunb.
Gttr Sans friI4e, gerGuTte ub9srs9mst 22-s&
bas 9abeus.
2ulbfGeti $50 bis rs gfnnb @etpiGt 6h-7e;
75bis 100 DThnb, IN Sc; 100 bis ITO BiHuo. SM-9s
aspbhnItdes uuO ftsmeres, 6K-7c.
acknowledgements. S5,00-6.50 oos 9ubeno.
Gebbibner, 6O0-6.5O bas9us.; Wattsln, 81. 25 B. 9us.
Gnteu per 9usenb: Ntalarbs. $685. 10; 9teb 9eabs,
SO. a5-3 so; 9eal. Yluetpiug, $500; EeaL @reenmiug
sl.5o--L75; Smol, mire6. $L25-1.5o; @onoosbads,
s5.oo-s.Oo; ReqeunogsL SIS bas 3useno; Saari9ae.
pfeu. Sl.2 bos 9usenb.
Srtf4. Slide 9lai 9as, srose, Oas gfans;
1l-11he; @ife, s-6Hc; @idereL, 5-5he.
Ero59fGenteI-lO-50c bas Ouseuo.
grstBeGbeerew-9ea uno 9ueGe, per Sab. Sc. 50:
6ope Sob, $~5.75-6.0O; 8ate 9aeb uab Sotpes, s.25-
ITS; SerIepS, $5.50-5.75.
Mep E t-ytsue, be beIten, 81. 25 II. 80 oas SaB.
Orange n-@t. MiboetS, $Soo-3,5o Die Sifte.
Gitro ne u-Bsite Quulitit. So 90 500 Rite
@anauen Bette. 5~0c-S1.o0 oaS 8hnost.
feiqen - Gefpaihene. l0-20e Das pfuno
RortoffeIn-Sebrpus 2S-32c bas @uibel; BeerIes
o6-3lebasgufbel; &Oie 1886; Surbauts, s1-S4e bas
9uineL
@IBe RartoffeIn aus 9tefu SerIep, s2.1o-
2.25; ans Sltnots, $L00-I.25 baS 5oB.
MetBfrant - 50-60c baS 9uBeub.
GeIerp - 10-l5c bas 9useno.
3miebeIH = 80; fir u 8ul1eI.
9Iumento Dbl - 5000: bic SiIts.
Notbe @a5en - 9eue. Use baS Eas.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 7e;; ttsiHs
Gd1uoIafiftdeu, $50.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-12-07

Bretp& MaIt Co., {
Breip 8 WaIt 60 pIO. 2;
GbYta & Q Co... q
6 b4f9 & 9 60 pfo.. A
9iaMat4 60 Of SG.. IA
safe Street Gleoateo. l.
6 eSt 6 z @'tfs.. Is
Gtreet's 80 g s Sine. 2
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-12-07

NGb Ctr RoiIroao >. 2S2M
800 Gbie Ctr Railroao. l04
South Siee Gt &.. 75M
Stat. Biscuit eom 49,. ASH
Stat. Biscuit 60. piS. 102
aui Steel &mire CON IS
Sim Steel &mire pip 90M
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-12-07
5imanfberi1 t.
Der GeIomarrt.

@e9ieI auf getpgort ,purbsn ssftsru NIT Gent gufs
geGb ~pertouft.
No1itebenb bic fir oeTtert on9e3ei9ten Me&IeIfurie
A..E ~ Observation-Disclosures E.~nnnLa.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-12-07
u am0fls d. t.
6etreioeb0rfe.

@htcago, ben 6. Sea.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-12-07
Dtebmarft.

yetuhntsb purOe IN ben 9tOd.gorOs tuis fOIst
npttrt:
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1898-11-09
Sheriff Burns recently took two yo

Sheriff Burns recently took two young
men from this county to the Dixmont
insane asylum who were driveling idiots
from the effects of cigarette smoking.
Their fingers and finger nails were as
badly discolored from the smoke as if
they had been cracking walnuts. There
are few young men in this town who
have the discolored fingers and finger
nails, and II they continue smoking clg-
arettes it is only a matter of time until
they will be mental wrecks. Cigarette
smoking does not only injure young
mans health, but it, in many cases,
shuts him out from business opportuni-
ties. The editor of the New York
Journal recently stated that while some
people seem to think cigarette smoking
does not work to the injury of the
smoker yet no man could get position
on that paper If he was known to smoke
them
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1898-11-09

An ungrateful man is always mean,
contemplate, little-souled, selfish and
narrow man. The man who does not
appreciate favor, and watch anxiously
for an opportunity to reciprocate,
scarcely deserves to be classed in the
category of human beings. But no
we have no right thus to slander the
lower orders Of creation-for, as Cotton
says, "Brutes leave ingratitudc to man."
Ingratitude is treason TO mankind. II
is the quintessence and incarnation OF
all baseness. The man who proves him
self an migrate commits sin against
his race and causes many a worthy fell
low to be turned away with curse that
might otherwise receive kindness
Punxsutawney Spirit.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1898-11-09

The apple crop Of the United States
is smaller than it has been since reliable
statistics have been collected. The to-
tai supply from the 1898 crop OF the
United States is 27,7OO, 900 barrels, COM
pared with something over 40,000,000
last year, and 70,000,000 in the record
breaking crop of 1896. The failure is
widespread, reaching from the Pacific
to Maine, and in none OF the states does
the output Of fruit approach the aver
age. In the great apple states of the
west the crop is almost an absolute fail
ure, although the situation in Michigan
is better than elsewhere, having about
two-thirds OF the bumper crop OF 1896.
New York has only one-fifth of full
crop. The failure is attributed to the
fact that during the blooming season
there was excessive rainfall, which
washed the pollen and prevented proper
fertilizations by insects, while a cold
wave added to the injury, and subse-
quent moist. humid weather was favor
able to the development Of fungus
disease. The Ontario crop is decidedly
short.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1898-11-09

Learn to laugh, not gigglc: laugh
is better than medicine. A well-told
story is as good as sunbeam in the
sick room. Learn to keep your own
troubles to yourself. Learn to stop
croaking about your neighbors; they
are just as good as you are. If you can
not see any good in The town you live
in. pull out and leave, and the people
will thank you for it. Learn to meet
your friends with smile. A good
humored man or woman is always well
come, but the pessimist is not wanted
anywhere, is nuisance.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1898-11-09
An Important Question.

II your friends or neighbors are suf-
fering from coughs, colds, sore throat,
or any throat or lung disease Including
consumption, ask them II they have
ever used Otto's Cure. This famous
German remedy is having a large sale
here and is performing some wonderful
cures of throat and lung diseases. No
matter what other medicines have
failed to do, try Otto's Cure. Large
sizes 25c. and SOC. Sold by H. Alex.
Stoke.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1898-11-09

The officials of the treasury depart
ment at Washington estimate that the
war with Spain, since April 2l, the out
break Of the war, has cost SlS7 ,529, ,94l.
The civil war cost s3,065, ,4l3, ,425, an
average of 81 l,6s5, 1876 day. The larg-
est amount paid cut in a single day dur
ing the Spanlsh-American war was
"a, 110,0 900, on July 2s, just before Spain
sued for peace. The next highest ex-
penditures were s3,775,OOO on Septem-
ber 10.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1898-11-09

Two Mormons from Utah have been
doing missionary work in Elk county
recently. Good field for missionary
workers, but with all the other sins
prevalent in that little county there is
no need of any more Mormon doctrine.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1898-11-09
Behind With Orders,

The trainmen of the Toby branch
report that all the mines of the North
west are working full time and are be-
hind with their orders. 1t is said also
that the coal traffic over the Buffalo,
St. Marys and Southwestern railroad
last month was the largest in the his
tory of the road.-Brookwayville Record.
Hall g. Barton are headquarters for
guns, shells and ammunition OF all
kinds.
Fleece lined underwear from 90c. to
$500 suit at L. p. Seeley's.
We will buy cows and calves or take
same to winter. j. G. King & Co.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1898-11-09
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum. fever
sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed to give perfect satis-
faction or money refunded. Price 25
cents per box. For sale by H. Alex.
Stoke.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1898-11-09

1t takes cash to buy -four. You put
down one dollar and ten cents and we
will sell you No. sack of flour, and
for one twenty-five we will sell as fine
flour as in the city. We have dry
goods, groceries, drugs, hardware,
houses and lots, farms, horses and wag-
OBS all for sale. You can't go amiss
here. j. G. KING & Co.
Guns. ammunition. &C., will be found
at Alex Ristons.
Go to l.. p Seeley's for clothing and
furnishing goods.
In order to avoid misfits and shoddy
goods deal with Millirens.
Never before were shoes sold at such
low prices. Robinson's.
See Deemer & Co.'s $500 and $500
Bouclay jackets for ladies.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1898-11-09

The election is now over and the peo-
pie can turn their attention to other
matters.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1898-11-09

Shouts of halleujah and groans of dis
appointment were heard last night and
this morning.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1898-11-09

All three candidates for governor
could not be electcd; two of them had
to be defeated.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1898-11-09

DR.. Swallow will hardly be candi-
date for state Office soon again.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1898-11-09

The Republican papers will bring out
the old econ
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1898-11-09

II Is Governor Stone.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1898-11-09
The Il Star.

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WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 0. 1888.

o. 4. STEPHENSON, Editor aud pub.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-23

Boston. Nov ea-At tho nnnuni
melting u the Aiarsnchusotts SLATE
board NJ Trade, President Chaa \.
Adams said
THE war being practically ended
labor ANA capital have right 10 de-.
lnand that their Interest shall not b.
irnpnrdlFrd or prosperity DELAYED by
any doubtful territorial expansion.
Trade viii follow tho nar only M
We arr able IN meet the competition of
other nations and We cannot deny
them commercial rights 60 our colon.
inl porFnHsiunu without expecting 10 10.
cclvr the same treatment In return.
what this country needs b. market
expansion Tor our products and the best
way o. secure that result II by max.
lnF known 10 an markets that W. man.
ufacture and can furnish the most de.
Hifnhlr ana hest goods Tor the money
mat are produced Ia any Industrial
center"
President Adams referred 90 the loss
furcred By IA. United States In hnv.
freight ana parFsnrrrH carried % Tor.
can countries In foreign vessels ana
rhld that our Statesmen ought 10 ind
u remedy nud speedily apply ID H. thr
expensive evil Ito also recommended
mat the NnHsnchuuetts state board of
trade continue Ia efforts a. bring about
the establishment VI the proposed ma
uonnl department " Industry ana
commerce.
The committee ~ manufacturers r..
ported that the cotton business Wus
IN even worse condition than Il was a
year ngu, The Wnrftrd and Nooleu
business II also very duil.
J. n, Parker, of Lynn. described the
present condition ~ the shoe trade
Constant cut down In wages Ia Now
Enriah. had resulted In reducing the
consuming power ~ the people.
The speaker protested against tho
continual cnoft 10 reduce wages. for IL
was suicidal 10 business
hr crrhoro, Of Peabody. responding
fnr the leather trade. stated that thr
volume u the leather businesa was
growing less and less here. FOR there
was "a tendency 90 carry u where bark
could De ohtuincd moro chonply. The
leather workers he said, ure In much
the same condition na the textile
W0rkcrH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-23
TREAClERY ON THE BUFFALO.
simr,y neeau.. They pid Not Wan, to he
sent 10 q station M fsr from
ttome.

Chicago. Nov. GA special 90 the
Tribune from Washington, says
Chief OF Bag.u,ers Mellvills has re-
ceived the rci,1f VI the hcard II IN
quiry which mas been ipyestgating she
circumstances surrounding she br,ak-
lng down VI the machqcry "a she erIl-
ser nuffap. which Ras desisaed for
Nlarlia 'Ndth about 900 sailors 10 relieve
she meD 81 Admiral Drwey's beet
whose terms o. service had expired.
o. il found thas s3me OF me nich.n-
le.s On board the ship have been gulhy
" the has II kind 81 reaohery aIi de-
uharatsly disabled the machinery OF Ghe
fllp because they did NJ wish a. b.
sefl TO station ~ Ear from home.
The chief engineer OF the Hunalo Is
exlutrattd because u II found h. was
MOI 81 league Dsh ghlae wlgD performed
The trtacherlus work. Fgusher pfo-
cs,iInss Will be had against the men
Who have beia found guilty ~ such an
uupatrio.ic practice, and they stand an
gNeflloE. chlncr % bvlng sentenced to
A lo1y term iu the punitentiary.