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The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1898-12-07
MESSMATES.

He rave ns alI a goodby cheerily
At the first dawn Of day;
We dropped him down the side full drearily
When the light died away.
It's dead dark watch that he's a-keeping
there,%
And long, long night that lags a.crceping
there.
Where the Trades and the tides roll over
him.
And the great ships go by.
He's there alone, with green seas rocking
him
For a thousand miles round.
He's there alone with dumb things mock
ing him.
And we'rc homewnrd bound.
It's long. lone watch that he's a-keeping
there.
And dead cold night that lags creeping
there,
While the months and the years roll over
him,
And the great ships SO by.
I wonder II the tramps come near enough,
As they thrash to and fro,
And the battle-shlp's bells ring clear enough
To be heard down below;
It through all the lone watch that he's
a-keeping there,
And the long, cold night that lags a-creep-
ing thsre.
The voices OF the sailor-men shall comfort
him
When the great ships go by.
Henry Newbolt.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1898-12-07

Time was when to have written q
book gave a person some degree of
distinction. Men aud women were
pointed ont as the authors of certain
books, and these books, once named
in educated circles, were recognized.
But that time has measurably gone by.
To have written book nowadays is to
have done what thousands of others
have done, and are busily engaged at
this very hour in doing. The state.
ment amounts to little more than does
the statement that certain person
has designed an Office building, has
invented labor-saving machine, has
constructed new kind of street-car
rail, OF wagon.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1898-12-07

While Porto Rico is densely popu.
lated, yet, in view of the great wealth
of the island, there is still room for
thousands of immigrants of the right
sort. Under the stimulating effect of
American ideas Porto Rico will soon
begin to astonish the world with her
growth. So long as she was fettered
by the tyranny of Spain she could not
do this, but now that she is permitted
to inhale the atmosphere of freedom,
she will speedily make up for what
she has lost. We will miss our guess
if Porto Rico within the next few
years does not become one of the
most coveted gems on the breast of
the ocean, observes the Atlanta Con-
stitution.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1898-12-07
A Favorite with Girls.

The pretty combination of plaid and
plain dark blue serge, shown in the
large engraving, is attractively dec
Grated with rich ruby velvet, a color
ing shown in the plaid. A narrow
frill or satin ribbon matches the vel
vet edges OF the graceful Bertha that
flare apart in front and back. The
stylish waist has full front that is
gathered top aud bottom on each side
OF q centre box pleat. The backs are
gathered In like manner, and close in
centre with buttons and buttonholss.
The front and hacks are lsrranged
ever comfortably fitted linipks faced
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1898-12-07

the left side with invisible hooks and
eyes. The sleeves are small, with
cuff of the velvet at the wrist, and are
cut SO as to give the effect of very
long shoulder seam.
A smart cloth gown that is simple in
design is made of blue Venetian cloth.
The skirt is cut with circular
hounce effect, fitting very closely over
the hips. The fiounce is not scant, as
is generally the case, but, on the con-
trary, is exaggeratedly full. 1t is
made in clusters of pleats at equal
distances apart, and the pleats are
only fastened short distance, leav-
ing the founce to fare out above the
foot. The waist has three rows of
tucks put on to give the effect of
pleats below plain square yoke of
the deepest blue velvet that is finished
with q stock collar and side tabs. The
sleeves are very nearly tight-fitting,
but have some fulness at the top, with
rows of tucks across the fulness.
There is no finish at the wrists and
the sleeve is very long. The belt is
Of fancy metal
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1898-12-07

After struggling for a long time
with the problem of over production,
the butter makers opened central
warehouse at Sydney, New South
Wales, where they sent all their but
ter, and whence it was sold at whole
sale at certain fixed prices, varying
according to the season of the year,
but never falling below sixteen cents.
What butter is not sold at that price
is shipped in cold storage to London.
In this way the price is kept up. Co.
operation among farmers is admittedly
one OF the most difficult of social
problems. Farming is generally car
ried on with insufficient capital, which
makes the farmer a long credit man,
and places him largely in the hands
OF the middlemen. Farming really
requires a liberal education and large
executive ability. What the farmers
of New South Wales have done, how.
ever, might be done by American
farmers, especially since the London
market is much nearer America thar
it is New South Wales. But it CAM
be done with cotton, for the obvious
reason that the London market il
glutted at the start.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1898-12-07
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

Money is the root of the manufac.
turing plant.
Gossip is always short lived unless
it is properly ventilated.
Wise is the famous man who doesn't
overwork his popularity.
The present is the child of the past
and the father of the future.
The more vanity some people pos.
sess the easier it is to make them
happy.
Time may be o success as wound.
healer, but it seldom removes the
scars.
An old bachelor says the average
wait OF women is until they are asked
to marry.
Money brings happiness to some
men because of the interest they de.
rive therefrom.
We never heard of husbsnds and
wives quarreling about which loved
the other most.
The bigger the bore q man is the
smaller the hole he leaves when his
days are numbered.
The oourting of an heiress is q
business suit, but the courting of q
lirt is merely . masquerade suit.
Many a man who wouldn't think Of
making q wife of his cook has no
scruples about making q cook Of his
wife.
An old bachelor says there is but
one thing sweeter than loves young
dream, and that is to wake up aud
find yourself still single.
Nothing disconcerts girl more than
to brace herself to meet the shock of
marriage proposal and the shock
fails TO materialize. Chicago News.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1898-12-07
TRADE REVIEW.
Surprisingly Few Failures in November Grea
Demand for Steel Rails.

surprisingly Few Failures in November-Grea
Demand for Steel Rails.
II. G. Dun & Co.'S weekly review of
trade reports as follows for last week:
The report of failures for the month
of November Is extremely gratifying,
because IL shows not only decrease
in number and n smaller amount of
Liabilities than in any month, except
ing three summer months, since the
monthly record began, but because
careful analysis shows striking i'm
provement both in the small and In the
large failures. and in nearly all classes
of industry and trade. Considering
that failures are usually smaller in
summer months than in November.
the monthly return may be considered
about the best ever made and shows II
condition of financial soundness rare
ly surpassed.
Nobody can estimate the gain for
the iron and steel industry which will
result from the past weeks transacr
tions In steel rails. which are said to-
exceed 100000 tons. The makers hav-
ing failed to agree, and to completes
the consolidation under which a single
selling agency was expected to sell all
the rails for domestic use or for ex-
port, the western works entered into
an agreement by themselves and fixed
their scale of prices at $17 for Pitts
burg, SIS for Chicago and $40 for Colo
RADIO. and the Illinois steel works are
waaL oo',ar,,,a ,,,,ah ~ oraotar n,,t
y, ~, ,ear's aanan,,,
IN, aastarr connarns hove not bss,
,aia aod La,,n 49,, .,,,oh ,a,.,,. s..aa,s
,ha. ,ha n,,t,e,,t 70 .,o 80 T.. 49,, ax-
ractad 70 aYoaed . ao0 6oo tons
1ass,,.,o ~ - ,v'''Vo' ,tror y.
pi,,sh',ra ,her ,e,,rohasas ~ "a ooS.
,ans ba,ea oIaaroa n,,, stooi5s ba,a o,,te
sida tha a.soaietio ,,t is saIi,rs at
S,o an s '..,st, ~. ao,o 20 AZ,
,o,1s ~ sIn VIII W'i u"e III go, ,,ra
,s steaas viV thnu ~, isS -. H. hat,ar 49,, ~
r,and ~ Gh,oor PIE a 10 ph,Io5aI,hSa
EI,IshaS r,thnas 90 ;ro,, and ,..,.iI
,S y, VI I'm au
niatas ond eor :" ~, ,,arLah n,
bbna,,s, dnu "a ud' ,ni,,, snr
vy h',',S uef'aiu' espeo'a"S ioi
Saia o, ho hoo,, ,ora - NJ,
,,a,aha, % 90 S.s COO .,,,,Ss T., ' &c ,a,s
aeni,,s. % 100 s"" 'Ss pouSds ia, a nv w'an
9e COZ 900 'ro ,a,,SS 1000 h,, ,See, ha'
heon ofsadted h1 ,r,nortant oanesss,ar
in nrioa NJ a,',an,,,r.,'.s ~ ,,a son,a
mbat Iaraar orders ara arc ~.
hona,,,i hS. nusidarah'a shara 90 ~,
-, ,,,aoh;nar,, ,,,,,st ,na,,,,a bis, nan,a,u "a,
mntii ~ ,a,;n' 90 aheanan =, ao,,,nar,sn
u.ith tha onst 30 ,oop ond gnpds
other Countries "' ''A so'N'
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1898-12-07

against so much trimming and the
consequence is that the death knell of
the elaborate skirt is sounded.
We may indulge in moderate amount
of frills, but the line must be very
sharply drawn, and under no circum-
stances is fashion to tolerate anything
that has the appearance of fussiness.
There is also some objection to the
skirt that is made in two lengthwise
sections. Very few women, and surely
no practical ones, like to cut hand
some material into such shape that it
is absolutely worthless after the style
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1898-12-07

New YoRK CRY (Special) There
never has been season when so many
different styles were in fashion. par
ticularly for cloth gowns, according to
Harpers Bazaar. II would almost
seem impossible for woman to be
unfashionably dressed, provided the
sleeves of her gown are small, and the
skirt has no particular fulness except
at the back. Velvet and cloth are
combined in many of the new gowns
with very satisfactory results. A
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1898-12-07
Tho ch,ld,s Candid opinion.

A widower, says the Chicago News,
who had five-year-old son. married
q second time, and his choice was a
rather plain woman of about fifty.
After the wedding they came home.
and the father introduced her to the
little fellow, saying: "Charlie, this is
the new mamma / promised to bring
you" After taking . long and steady
look at her Charlie vent over to his
psps and exclaimed in m audible
yhispey: "Pspa( you've been swim.
dled M isnt 3sw ct ALL"
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1898-12-07

The Abstract of Statistics of the
Railways of the United States, for the
year ending June 80, 1897, just is
sued by the interstate commerce
commission, gives some interesting
figures. There are 1874, 428 miles of
railway in the country; of second,
third and fourth tracks -, 705 miles,
and of yard and track sidings 40, 221
miles, making a grand total of 243,-
444 miles. One-third of the rails in
yards and sidings are of iron, and 95
per cent. Of all others are steol. There
are 0,017 passenger locomotives, 90
39S freight and 5102 for switching;
SO, 626 passenger and ], ,221, 7aO freight
cars. There are 1913, ,47G men en-
ployed by the railways; the amount
paid them represents 6l.s7 per cent.
of the total operating expenses.
There were 4s9. 445, 1913 passengers
carried, and 43, 1853 casualties oc-
curred, of which 6437 resulted in
death; 1893 railway employees were
killed and 27,667 injured. Ole out OF
every 2,2Ol. 7oS passengers was killed,
and one out OF every 175,l was in
'jursd; Of employees one out OF every
4e6 was killed, and one ont VI every
~ m injured. !.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1898-12-07

The scheme of American popular
education will not reach its highest
development until every boy and girl
shall be fitted, before leaving school,
to use every power to its highest ca
pacity to rightly perform the duties of
family and civic relations, and to
make living" by some handicraft
the elements of which have been
learned.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1898-12-07

favorite combination of color is the
light wood-color with dark brown,
and very charming gown of wood.
colored cloth, the cloth with satin
finish, is quite odd in design, and is
trimmed with deep brown velvet.
The cloth is in an over-skirt or polon-
aise, while the under part of the skirt
and the upper part of the waist and
sleeves are of velvet. There are four
rows of narrow velvet ribbon outlining
the cloth. There is apparently no
way of getting either in or out of this
costume, but the gown is fastened at
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1898-12-07
Styles in Hairdressinr,

1t will not he the fault of the Paris
hairdressers if finger puifs are not
worn this winter. One of the models
they show has the hair arranged Ia
Pompadour over the forehead, with
three small finger puiis above the
ears. The hair will be dressed high,
as it has been, which gives another
chance for the use of the finger pulrs.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1898-12-07

Coal mining is now one of Mis-
souri's chief industries. The annual
report of the United States geological
survey credits her with producing in
1897 1865, ,626 tons, the cash value OF
which is placed at 50, SS7, S24.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1898-12-07

Apropos of England's warlike ac-
tivity it is timely to recall Gladstone's
famous reply in the House of Com
mons: "No, we are not at war; we
are conducting military operations"
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1898-12-07
Spain has slowly but surely been
forced to abandon its stand in consid-
Grafton of ''pride" aud glory"

The foreign demand for breadstuffs
continues to be heavy, and the sup
ply is still equal to the demand. A
great country this, and the limit OF its
resources is not yet approached.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1898-12-07
Plain skirts Favored.

Already the reaction has set in in
favor of plain skirts. Some of the
most eminent fashion designers and
autocrats have emphatically declared
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1898-12-07
BAPACKET OF pATTBRNSs !


! was looking
at Mays por-
trait-a lovely
little miniature
w h en- tn 9
h o Il s Q m al d
brought t h e
packet to him.
The girl en-
tered timidly,
with O furtive
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Couis = Gobmann's
WotRl,
1923 aaS 325 sprass etraBs.

-Wt-
et eouis aubeuisr 8ufd uno Q. 8obiufon
Biere. BsrIiner @sibber. Bon Beinen uno
9iqu6ren meroen nur bic erprobtefen Warfeu
ssflbu Better 9ortsr uno Vile,
Barme unb falte Speifen
,u isoer Sagesseit. aqe 9sIifatsffsn Der Sab.
rssjeit Gins rsidbaItise ausmabl oey bef'st
si9arren.
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s6r @ute arbeit su mdbisen 9rsiisn
lisfsrt bic ,@o4enbIatt" Office.
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Sebmaebe, nerpDie @eripmen,

Sbmdcbe, nerppte Nertpnen,
ssplast uou SOffnunsslOfsteit uno idledtsu
Srdumen, srihopfeuoen autflftn. @Iieoer.
reibsn. Britt. 8ideu uno Sopfibmerjeu Saar'
ausfal, Abuabme Dee @ebors uno @sfbis. So.
tarrb. Waa.uoriideu, StubIpsrfopfuns, Mil
olgtsit. Grrotbsn, 5ittern. psrSiIopfen. Asnsf'
Iidteit uuo 8ribinu, erfabren aus oem >, Su;
aenbirenno", wle sinfad uno biuis fe erlno'
ltd gebellt nno poQe @eiuuobeit, iu9eufltht
Nrilde uuo frohfuu iuisoer eIIanssn tOnnen,
Sam usues Ssilpsrfabrsu. Serr iein eieenel
arst Sdidt 20 Sic. BrisimaItsu uuo Sbr BE-
tommt ipfort Dies uneuibsbrlide Bud peIfie9eI
luasianot BON Der pribatsGlinif,
Isl o. Mpenns, sseru sjorf Gitp.
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r5miider Gorreippnbent teIeerapbirt
bnb elm sebntdeiser @affsnitiu fanb II
Gusiidt iei, fdat aber binsu, ct CLAUDE.
bic Mddte eonferirten nit bem 8atifan
tber bic unaemefenite SOrm, bic mon ben
Baffenitiu itanb eeben ioae.
Sn Spanien be8inntsssu
tagen.
paris, 9. SuIi. Ser ,,Temps" ber.
bffentlidt bsute Nadmitta8 eine Dspe.
fhe aus Wabrib. Die fust
| ..Srisbensseriidte iinb aqsemein. Sit
fdaen bic 9reHe uub aue flbIen, bof
bobe poIitiide 8reiie seneist iinb, ben
8ampf am Wioreen zines neuen ungIiids
Su enosn, Obsr nad einsm I9anbFsse
burd ben bic militdriidbe unb rationale
gbrs sufrisbsnsshsat ipirO. Ran besinnl
sinsuiebsn. bab Der 8erluit Der @siGpa.
oer eins iolde Yermebrune Der Sdpieris.
tsiten i'm 8ertsbrs nit ben goIonien be
oeutet, bab bic Nrmeen in Weifnbien
our9 ben Waneel on 2ebensmitteIn unt
UtunitiOn aufs Spiel seiebt tperben.
@eneraI miles unterness.
@barlstOn. 9. g.. 9. SuIi. Die
5ransporibampfer ,gale" unb ..@os
lumbia" nit benz eommanoirenben @sne,
raj Der Nrmee, Nslion v. DliIes nsbit
Stab unb 100 Wann an 8oro. bic Sen.
Sbaiter bor Santiago als 8eritdriune
oienen fouen, itaden um 2 nbr beute
ga6mittas in See. Sen. WlilsS unb
iein Stab befinoen ii6 auf oer ..gale".
DsutidIanb last amsrita
auf ben Bbilippinen
freie Sanb.
2onbon, 9. SuIi. Ser 8srIinsr Gor.
reiponoent bes DAILY EsIesrapb" Bee
ri6tet: SD bin in bsr Sage, pOftiu
nitaiirsn Su tbnnsn, bub 9eutidlanb
ME bic 4biiht beste, g(merifa an ber
Offupation Der pbiIippinen 3u binbern
Soute aber anberen Wdbten Elm Stiid
bonn SUDDEN" oiferirt psrbsn. 70 tpirb
aud Deutiblano einen IntbeiI berIans
gen. DaS 9erii6t, oab Spanien einen
YbiIippinen Safsn bsrsits an Dsuti4.
lamb ubsstreten babe, If our&uus unbe'
sriinbet.
.uniere 8erlafe am l. unb 2.
Suli.
,.8Iupa bel Cite, 9 Suli. Rabe bel
Santiago. 8. Suit. @tnsral. Apiutant.
Baibnsvn: Seuie OOaitdnblesn Bss
rt6t ibsr bic 8srIuits am /. unp 2. Suit
@stbrist: % Oifcisrs. 208 Uaun.
8apunbst: 81 Ohelsre. 1903 Nann
Strmbt 79 Wtann. Die namsniIlbsn
slien Der Soolsn unb 8srpunoeien psr'
ben i6nsQitens anssferllet uno bOifs I'D
iie mOrssn ienosn su tOnnsn.
(@s.) Stufisr."
3 mbaro oement Der Stabt iei,
tens Der 8riessi6tffe.
4u 9OIobss Dspeit subootes. DANNY"
Der vi Brefs. Dor Asuarores. Cuba.
10. SuIl. uta 8lnsston, IL. Suit. 9:45
SOymltiass. - DIE ..9rOOiIpa". ,.lsr'
as" unO ..SuOlana" unter Commodore
Sblsp's Sstsbl bssannen beuie RabmIl'
tag 5.l5 baS BOmbatoemsnt Der Slabl
SdnilaaO infOIss zines AniudsnS bee
@tneIal Sbafter, ods ouIb eln Signal
ubcrbrabt purpe. 0le 8ueBsibIifs fub'
rsn in elnsr 8 ME BON Often nab Wstsn
aut, sine YletisImeile BON Der Suite ent'
islni unb fsuertsn flnf Wsllsn tpslt ilbsr
pte &aItitetntlippsn, bic bis on bic Sss
branrehen uno Die Stact betbersen,
btnpss. Das 8ombarbement bauerte
glne Stunos.
DaS Bombarbemsnt pirb ert
Dtenha8 be8tnnen.
@dibnsiOn. IL. SuIi. Cine 8ubel'
oepeits BON Sen. Sbafter traf uber
Rdbt I'm 8rlsasOepartement elm. bic mel
osts. oab pas 9ombarbemsnt bon San
tInso beuie Beginner tplroe. IS iteini.
ais OBJ bic asitriss 4ffawe nur Elm eInlel'
tsnots artlasrissepldnteI eepeien iei.
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Gbarles Samg,
0atfoIstr pOn Bang & aapmspu,
9ampf 8Ottling &erte.
I2I Nenn Mpenne.

6abrifaut ppu
IraubtH. .Scea, Bird. .8itr, Sobapafr. Ear
iapartaa, Ssltsrs-DaiTsr, Sslfuii Singer
Vie, Grab Nipple &tpe.
qaasrbtsr uub PORTER In 8Iai6sn fir 6tr
0ausasbrau& nsrbfn fpfsnfrti tn's Saus &C.
IIsfHf. sAs&sIspspH RO. 5s2.
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Cruds2 rbeiten isbes Ast b sa
..@ . &sabIatf' pffes.
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Syris 0iirr's
linton
Neitauratton & galDn
ala Qadatpanna Absnus.

8i. 2eftauratiou pirb ftets nit ben fsinfter
DeIiiateffeu Der Subresseit perfsbsR fsin.
Nm @etrdnieu baIts i'd utbsn bsm bortie
li6en 9. Robinionfdtu 8iere, nur bic bsteO
Beine uno aiquore uno 20 miro m.in BE
ftreben ieiu, Durd prcmpte uuo rteas 8tbisu
uus Die Suuosn iufriebsu bu ittltu.
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SchIaf

durch den Gebrauch Won Coca, OpIat oder
schlafmedlzin hervorgebracht, ist ungesund,
entschicden zu yerwerien. Es mntergriibt die
Gesundhet, zerruttet die Constitution und der
Patient yerfdt sicher in elnen schlimmeren
Zustand der hiuiig in die schrecklich elende
Gewohnheit ausartet, wo Cocaine und Opium
unumginglich nothig sind. Schlaf der durch
den Gebrauch Won Hoods SalSaparilla her
vorgebracht, kommt vielleicht ncht so schnell,
aber er kommt sieher und ist andauernd we'll er
durch das natiirliche crosse heilende und ver-
jHngende Mttel hervorgebracht wird- -das
renigende belebende und bereichernde Blut
Dies nihrt die Nerven init lebensvoer Energie
und stiirkt die Constitution Won der wirklchen
Grundage allies gesunden Lebens durch
reines, reiches rothes Blut
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Serfauit bet apotbeiern, obsr fret psrididt
uad Gmpfuus bes Preiies. 25e., ooer fir 81.
Or. Sumpbrsps' SomsOpatiides @anuai
fir Srantbeiteu fret uerididt.
Humphreys Med Co., Ill William st., y. 4.
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9aurel 9ia Bart 9otel,
an Der Dunmore Noao.

Der llntsr,eihnsis bat has Spisl bss 5trrn
@sprae Rinbad an bsr Dunmprt Hpab ibtr-
npmmsn unb pirb iit btifrsbsn, ben psrtbsn
@dfsn nit BEN 8siftn aubuparisn, mas ah4t
unb Reaer bistet.
Snpsm i'd mid BEN subrien publifum bsifsns
smpfsblt, lace it ju sabrsittm Ssiuts trstbsnif
Gin. @ep. 8tubad.
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WaSriO, 9. SuIi. Der ,,alberaI"
iaet, oas ipaniide Gabinet erpdee bic
5rase, einsn sebnidsisen @uffenltla.
Itanb 3u untersei6nen, um bic 5Iisesnss
llnterbanolunseu ,u erIsi9teru, Gin
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eprs$t Dor, lsbst umbsr uns iitsr,sust sH&.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-07-14
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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-03-03
PlTHY POINTS.
happenings Throughout the Country
Chronicled for Hasty PerusaI.

happenings Throughout the Country
Chronioled for Hasty Perusal.
If you want neat job work, at reasonable
rates, call at this office.
Many property owners are making i'm
proyements to their properties.
Senator Losch was taken suddenly i'll on
Sunday, but is now much improved.
The Borough Council meets this evening to
wind up the business for the fiscal year.
An important convention of the United
Mine Workers will be held at Hazleton on
Saturday.
Sheriff Toole on Tuesday held an inquis-
ton ON the estate of Thomas Jones, OF
Grardvile
William Love, aged 81, of Greensburg
committed suicide by blowing his brains out
with pistol
The collieries are idle to-day but will work
tomorrow and then remain idle until Mon
day morning.
Frank Kiscadden and Levi Troxte are in
Jail at Lebanon for stealing shirts and coal
from a laundry.
The United States Hotel at Harrisburg has
been purchased by Max p. johnson, of that
city, for $l5, 600.
a marriage license was granted yesterday
to Charles G. Eby and Iva L. Stein both of
PinegrOve township.
c. l.. Gillingham. who left Pottsyille 23
years ago to locate in Colorado Springs, is
visiting the former place.
The electric railway companies experienced
difficulty in operating their lines last night
on account of the snow storm.
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Of Bloomsbury held memorial service for the
late Frances f. Willard Yesterday.
The German. American Steel Rail Company
is considering proposition to locate works
at Allentown to employ 400 hands.
Waldron's elegant disnlay of horses on
parade attracted the attention of many
people on our streets At noon TODAY.
Bion w Hagenbucb has b.sr annointed
substitute letter carrier at RIoomebmrg where