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The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1900-12-05

Re II ordained Wy the burgess and town
council OF the borough OF Reynoldsville
and II is hereby ordained by authority OF the
same:
Sec 1. That IL shall not be lawful for any
owner, occupier or other person exercising
any agency over any premises, within the
limits OF this borough. to keep or suffer to be
kept on said premises, n house of ill-fame, or
bawdy house, or disorderly house.
Sec. .. No person shall reside In or visit
such house OF ill-fame or bawdy house for
the purpose OF prostitution or fornication;
and II any person shall be found visiting any
such house, II shall be prlma facia evidence
of his or her visiting for such purpose.
Sec. g. Any person or persons violating the
provisions OF this ordinance shall, upon con-
vction thereof before the Chief Burgess or
Justice OF the Peace, forfeit and pay II fine
for the use OF said borough, In II sum not less
than five nor more than fifty dollars, the same
to be collected as similar fines and penalties
are by law collected.
Ordained and enacted into n law In council
this 9th day OF November, A. d. 1900.
II. q. DEBLE,
Attest: President of Council.
l.. J. MCENTIRE, Clerk OF Council.
Approved this 18th day OF November A. ID.
1900. @. MITCHELL Chief Burgess.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1900-12-05
Music Up-to-Date.

A new method. No study out OF the les
son hour being necessary. Parsons Kin
dergarten Method taught by Mrs. Mary
Erdice. Authorized by Mrs. Parsons.
Cañon City record., 1900-08-09
ruNNyoHAPHs.

The Auarch.st-vive La anarchy!
Town with the law. The Trust Mag
nAte-Hip, I'm with you! The two
Of US together could rule the earth,
NO. don't sessrg to no church my
self. Amt got any uss for any on
'em, but" but WHAT" Il never
trade hosses with man that don't be-
lievs there's n hereafter"
-we1i SEND you these circulars early
tomorrow. Can't you print them aud
deliver them todayg'. 'Goodnessi yes;
vs'Ii send them to you yesterday If you
say so."-Chicago Record
Sunday School Teacher-Johnny. I'm
surprised at you. Why do you disbe-
lieve the story OF Jonah and the whalef :
Johnny-'Cause ma told me she bet 1t
was Just an excuse that Jonah gave to
his wife for not comm home.-Phila-
delphss Press.
Il diszpprove tipping the waiter :
said the man with the high forehead.
1T 10 distinctly degrading Do you
agree with me7" You be; dot said
the man with the double chin EVERY
time give up TO = waiter l fesI like
a cowardly chnTps"
The following letter was resolved At
q rural postofnce recently: sEf my
son John is in Georgia, please write
me word what he's a-doin' Of To
which friend OF the family made the
following reply: Your son John y
a-runnin' OF a race with the sAsriR.
an when last hearn from wux two nile
ahead--
Cañon City record., 1900-08-09
GOLF ooss,r.

-Ars you fond OF golf." asksd Aiss
Caysane. VERY" answered Willie
wishingtnn. which do you -: play
Il or talk itf'-washinston star.
Cassk-so Niblick IL laid up with
rheunAtismf Brassy-Yss. but he
still playa golf. Cleek-Howf Brassy
by telephone.-Denver Post
II know a scotcbman who says he
never played golf in his life. Good:
vs can teach him the game and he can
teach us the dialect" = Baltimore
American
Tfbbs-wha. q bloodthirsty-looking
lot these Kentucky politicians are!
Jibbs-what's the matter with you'll
That's q group photograph OF my goaf
club.-Indianapoli Journal
"a man who was out playing BoR on
Sunday saved the lives OF two men
whose boat had capsized closs 70
shore." THAT shows the wi-kedncss
Of Sunday boating. g."-Cleve.snd Plain
Dealer.
AoJiKser-Niblack Is worried over
hls golf playing. rhingumbos--No'
progressing AZ rapidly as he'd like. chi
Nclixker--o. Quite the contrary. Hes
learning to play too we'll You know
he alwayn plays with Niss Lovsman,
Ais fancee. and it's as much ~ he cAn
do to keep from winnins.-Philadsl-
DAia Press
Cañon City record., 1900-08-09
sro,aykffes.

whsh James WhitcumD kiiey and
~Bili'' Nye travelled t0gst1nhr giving .
1oint entertainment the hnAorist had
great fun with the post Once. in In
Producing Riley and hinself TO an au-
dience, Nye remarked: II will appear
flrst and speak Until I set tired; then
Nr. Riley will succeed mo and read
from his own works until you get
tired
Rough and harsh n he vas. Nicholas
L, car Of Reksia. had measure Of
ehivalry In his disposition. While
driving through the strests Of St Pc
tersburg ON one OCCASION he caught
sight OF an officer of his household in
the act Of upsettfng an old beggar
woman. whose hands were raised in .
prayer for. aims. The omctal was un-
mindful of the august witness of this
act, and was rather plsassd when. .
few hours later, he was Summoned to
the imperial presence. Nicholas soon
undeceived hin. and In the presence Of
. dozen courtlers cut him TO the quick
With his indignant reproof Enough
said Nicholas finally: you will walk
MP and down that corridor all night.
and every time you turn you viii say
In q loud voice. I am puppy! / am
puppy"
In Bishop whippls's -Reminis-
esnces" this story Is told: An Indian
agent, who was . militia colonel. de-
sired to impress the Indians with the
magnitude Of his dignity He dressed
himself IN full uniform, with his sword
By his side. and rising in the council
told them that one reason why the
Great Father had SO much trouble with
his red children was that he had sent
civilians to them You are warriors"
he Sad, "and when the Great Father
saw me he said: 4 will send this
man. who is . great warrior. TO my red
children, who are warriors. and they
will hear his words An old chief
arose and. surveying the speaker from
head TO foot, said calmly: Since l
vas = small boy l have heard that
white men have great Warriors. l have
always wanted to see one. have
looked upon one. and Eow I am ready
to die"
Cañon City record., 1900-08-09
ssIae ssasln Exclusions on Am Railroads.
wIlL ExHIeiT AT
roMrsp rAnAonArms.
ms s..A,l, u. sesss- dollar u

ms usaaiiy the bottom dollar TIA
eounts-
4 nrst-c,as matchmaker gss. credit
fer his good works.
An energetic man, like an smstsa.
n hard TO keep down
Human nature sets q mAa u, ~ .
Judge of his neishbors.
The public-spiritsd candidate Il the
ens who opsns kegs for As arswd.
Many . mans prosperity 10 due to
his having married . wealthy widow.
II there 10 any pig II . nAa's nature
Il 10 cure 70 crop out whom hs travels.
WltAoue decision Il oAAractsr NO
man or woman ever amounts to much.
II . nAn Il made Of aust that may
explain WY % many men are always
lry.
The height OF sweetness depends on
the siEs Of the girl fellow 10 In love
WITH
When . girl accepts the hand OF an
aged snitor It's because there's some
thing in Il.
thing else to talk about she talks about
all the time.
when Rome burned Nero made .
great mistake In playing the nddis In
stead Of the hose.
Victory invariably psrcAes on the
banner OF the man who never lets
doubt creep into his heart
The heiress may be homeiy. but II
she waits for some young man to tell
her 20 she will never md II out
IT'S = wise man who has sense
enough TO stay down town when his
wife Ii engaged in housecicaning.
II Il well to make q good beginning
and Il 10 also we'll to remember that
the end In what determinea everything.
A philosopher says that every fall
ure II = step toward success. This ex-
plains why some men become richer
every time they fail.
A woman's idea OF good conversa-
sionaiist IL . man who can think OF
something to say when she pauscs for
. second to regain her breath.
Take the baby talk woman uses In
conversine with IN infant, give It .
high pitch and you will have nrat-
clcss college ycli.--Chicago News.
says an old bachelor lawyer: The
thrss most troublesome clients ever
had were . young lady who wanted
10 marry. . woman who wanted . di-
vorcs and spinster who didn't know
what she wanted."-C Chicago News
Cañon City record., 1900-08-09
opp svsMrA

At Ciiftsa, ". Va, Prank HihttA.
while sharpening In iAdelibls Ds1eal
small piece Of It lodged in his sye.
discolorins the ball to . deep purple.
One eye u blue and the other pur-
pie.
A 2-year-oId child Of George Holmes
Of Chester. Pa. slipped through . hole
In the well Aoor and disappsared from
sight. In falling he caught on . plank
seven fest from tie top. from which
point he was rescued uninjurs1.
There u . one-armsd negro smonx
the Georgia convicts who carries -four
buckets Of water with sasa. A yoke
d fastened over his shoulders IRON
which two buckets are Suspended. he
carries the third one poissA upon hts
head and the fourth one n his hama
Miss Lizzie Hickman of Ocilla suf-
fsrsd with . severe pain IN her hsaA.
At times II became almost unbearahls.
One day rscently soms Swest I'll v-as
poured in her ear and he ear stsoDsd
with cotton In . fsv moments the
cotton was pushed out ana was fol-
lowed By an ear Wig nsarly two inches
long.
Al St Louis. No.. NrA Kstts G. 0ss-
sert was sitting With her husband %
the verandah when she rsaAfksd that
she had prsnonition q her end ~
that 1t would Be- soon and sudden. ahs
had scarcely finished her Fsnark when
she sank 70 the door. sayin> -It's
come" She vas dead vhsa . pAysician
arrived.
Manifold blessings came to yArnG
Milton Asilott Of Belfast tovnaAiD.
Pennsylvania, . fsw nights ago His
wife presented him with lusty tvin6-
In the morning when he wsnt to the
barn he found that one of his best cows
during the night had given birth TO
twin calves. and In the sheep pen he
discovered that a eve had twin
hmbs. A peculiarity OF the occurrence
IL that one of each sax maAs up the
thros pAir1.
Cañon City record., 1900-08-09

rAE AckNoWLEpGEp GREATEST Show ON Earth
CANON CITY, AF1SRSoOS oNiSl FRIDAY, AUGUST 10
sueeVa., l.Al ns.sssa.

Senator shoup and Gen kppa Hun
eDa uers svApping var storiss the
ether day. and he taik ras upcn great
loesss II = sinsis tattis- Nv regi-
neat" sa1d 0sa- Hunton. "had BEEN
reduced hon it, full complement TO
~ men when It participated IA Pick
stt's charge II 0ettysburg- How many
nsn of that regiment do you think
cana out Of that charge alivsf' Sena-
" Shoup eouid not guses- -Only
tsn." sAid Ca Huntoa-
Cañon City record., 1900-08-09
Nerves Like . Fiat -lroa.

A woman who suffered for three
xears from nervous prostrati says,
two bottles OF Lichty's Celery Nerve
Compound effected a complete cure.
She hArdlo knows today whether sfe
has nerves or not, as she never feels
them. u IL certainly n Wonderful rem
~. Sold by Hunter Palmer.
Cañon City record., 1900-08-09
PERSONALS

Former Gov. Taylor Of TannanDss ID
said to have cleared ~. 900 On his lee
ture season Just closed
Congressman J. p. DollfveT has &C
cepted an invitation to deliver aA i'd
dress ON expansion before TIE TENS
Colorado ChautauQua on July - next
John W. Gillon. Who died recently
At Weymouth. Mas. In HI 1eth year
was . veteran Of The batfls Of Wa
terloo. and, % far a. known, tAs ealy
one in this country.
James Sullnan Phillips. bsetsa
Known ~ Tie "yeens PhiInps- q
Eggieston's "Hoosisr ScAoolnastsr. :
disd few days ago At vsvay. Ind. In
his younger days he haA . faculty Sos
spelling which made Nm Q Darked
character.
Tssrs are Affesn members OF The
arst republican national csavsat5ea
hvsns. and they are to - invited "a
attend the coming couvent3ea ax PAIl-
adelphiA - guests Il hooos. Con
gresham 0airsha A Grow = he mosl
pruminent Of the number.
loo p1xn2M93Snky 0O4A n1n8ACAk
tournamsat In London shevD seventy.
eight member Of the house Of com
mons amoAg the conssstaAts. IT, bssk-
known Of whom are Mr. na1four. Her
bert Gladstone. the Earl u Yarbor-
ough and the Marquis q WiAehslsea.
Bishop Har.ssI says that - he va
being whirisd along IN . iuxarioraly
appointed car from New Yerk to Chi-
easo he found himself thinking about
q recent trek Of his In South Africa
The distance was 100 nilss and the
motive power vas eight exsa-
Several remarkAbls relics ot Charles
I. were sold IN Londsn rscsafly. One
was = coat bslonsinS b the king. and
worn upon important eccastoas. II
u made Of blue cloth. rishsy sabroid-
cred with silver. with sleeves and
pockets trimmed In scarist cloth and
lined throughout with rcd sim.
Cañon City record., 1900-08-09
o-s.G - u.a


An exchange anotes the following
conversation between husband and
wife. She suddeniy Addresses him:
what are sou reading % absoebing-
ly!- Its . new Scotch novel" oh.
cries the wifs with sLthasiasn. II
20 fond Of those dear dialect thinss!
Do read me q httle," 'CaA yoa m
derstand ity" -Can I understAnd mr.
shc repeats. loftily. -wsll. I should
hope anything you are reading nssd
not Be Greek 70 msi- No. bat \
might Be ecotcA-- well, % O,
read just where you ara. 'Ys -
Elspie,' said Duncan. aoocsly.
might has nair the matter vi ~
than ye wad b spierin'. Aiblins N
cen u bit drasslit. an tn hsarin
the poolses thuddin' In ma eara. an
ma toonEus b clavin' when It sud b
gaein': an div ~ NO hear the diriin
O. ma HART: an feel the shakin' o. na
hond this day gin I Eat . giimpes o
ye. sair hirplin' like an auld mon!
Div ye nae guess what's q the steer
Kinney. vi'out me gaein' It mair
words,'" ~Stopl Stop, For rood
ness sake. What In the world u tAs
creature trying to say." -Hs Ii max
ing declaration Of love" "A dsclAr
ration Of love, thought he was tell
Ing lot Of symptoms 10 his doctor.'
Cañon City record., 1900-08-09
wh.r. nyrs. w.. p.r..

Another birthday OF Byroa has Jus,
passed. and stiil tho long promised
memorial to mark the spot Il conspicu-
ous by its absence The place Of the
poets birth b the corner Of Hellss and
Oxford streets. A large drapery en-
porium Govern the site. and the busl-
mesa stationery bears the poct's busts
IN the right corner. But Byronites
look In vain for 4 marble bust outside.
which II WAS understood would ~
plaes the brosss one removed yeArs
go on aocount OF structural altsrA-
tAsaA-Lo1don Impress.
Cañon City record., 1900-08-09
DISGUISED cHARAcrERs.

/. An instrument used in writing.
:. A meadow or sward land.
:. Picked or salted hogs nesA-
4. A fierce. carnivorous animal
s. Mounds OF iikes or earth.
Z. A rough. prickly seed envelope
Z. The frame Of vessel.
Q. PassAgeways in fences.
.. The head-covering of = tsmAlA.
10. An energetic four-winged inject
II. a kind OF soft earth
II. The head Of the Catholic church
~. A spear. . weapon.
IA To drive or penetrate.
rs. The market value of an articla.
1s. A worker In stones and mortar.
IT. An extremity of the human body.
10. A household servant.
~ a-whiskers.
50. 4 doorkseper or guard cf . lo1ss
a. CarboAined iron
-. A boast
~ lrsland's national color.
~. Never late.
IS. To xive over.
Answers to above,
Penn: ISee; bacon. Wolfe; naAns
Burr; Hull: GATES; Hood: Bess claS:
rups; Pikss pisrce: Price; Aanea;
Eoote. Butler; Hurnsidss: E1ors
n<es1: DsgGE: oreeass uAriy: 0sont--
lell1e opeaol4 lNesenan. n Jsl<le1 =
Cañon City record., 1900-08-09
p..k.. J. ! Ml.s.r n.s.x~

purban Il : winter resort and -.
.sains some u The nnest residences u
.ths wosid. Thsy s&cra ~ essaA
'view ~ ~ suFyoan1e1 ~ >roolona
Cañon City record., 1900-08-09
Ra0laOlbo.

% unny women su4Esf from Il. II
nan alike their hosrs q work and
pleasure. Backache b gens.iiy .
Ga woa,anly csIsnA II !. useles
Cañon City record., 1900-08-09
vu..v lr.n. vy1e~

-Hsrs's the eloeknaker cone to n
sar sitting rooa ssook.- sAid Tie faAny
nanS wifss '-veat 20 - ~ aAd %
u foe Ainy WAy. Il iat apstairA
y itf'' rsclisd - laaily. -oe couzse
Il n whers did ycu think n vass-
%. l thsaeht Il - ruA eovA-
Cañon City record., 1900-08-09
VI. q. r.ur va. o.

FArmsrs ars very huxy this week u
their ealds. sSd in consequence the
town h somewhat dull. trade only ~
ing good n the svsninss.--Trsmont
ful.l NewR
Cañon City record., 1900-08-09
DR.. w. A. SHEPARD
Specialist in Diseases of the
Lungs and Throat and Author of the
SHEPARD TREATMENT FOR CONSUMPTION.

This Treatment is a Radical and Permanent Cure for
Consumption. Those cured by it can live in any
climate 1t was developed eleven years ago. Since
that time great many Consumptives have been
cured and now living where they contracted the
Disease, without fear of its return.
Cañon City record., 1900-08-09

thereto TO
agPiy,Pl.sss,sr,,
tsoalu1egfA A
cure can 0uly
Be effected whcii
the cause u the
arhe v sreznpved.
The use Il Dr..
Pierce's Favor.
lie Prescription,
Will cure the
debflitating
drnins. the IN
nnsl1n1atiou, nj.
ceratiou ard
di splace m emit
which cause
hackache, side
aclse, headache
and many other
ackses and pains.
= Favosite Pre-
s<.riplion ? con.
tains no alcohol
and b absolutely
free from OPT.
um, cocaine and
other narcotics.
II agrees With
the most deli
rala n.rx<,na
Cañon City record., 1900-08-09

~ tcok yosr nsedirine saz menths and l feel
llsphrns, or Beiivfiie. Wcud CO., W. Va. rJiavx
- bncAAche, no hesdachx, no pain anywhere
/ tpnk eeves eustbes of Ds. Psercf's Eavosile rre
Nal Discovery thknk these = 10 medicine
W. Dv. rtsrssA c.nS sPesk hsshiy enough
80 I 1ssS ~ DID : uscd 10, Hor sick.
kal wxn asd thisk thAss y - nedkcise eqaAi
= NJ. n1ssc9s Bavsrfls Pyenrsipaton.s
The Hedical Adviser, 1905 pages, ssut
ira on receipt q stanps TO pay expenss
q mailing osy. Send 81 one cent
eantk. to d. T. v. Piescs. HufEaio. II. Y.
Cañon City record., 1900-08-09
n.,A.. c,.e,.a.~

RasAss Usafes1nUA
nllkins-TAsrs comes Jinks. Hs's
q hateful fsllow.
wilkins--Is ~ one of thoss missr-
able. low-down dsad-beAts WHO srs ~
Ways borrowing money!
Cañon City record., 1900-08-09
oosssr.

AasainA pa1n ~ besn = AgaArad,
oDaan. Pe1suegy ~ 1eee
- on1ns tlf1ise11e s1nb 60
Cañon City record., 1900-08-09

Reference the value of this Treatment given in
Canon City, Pueblo, Colorado Springs Denver and
many other places in Colorado. also in
great many places in the Middle
and Eastern States
Cañon City record., 1900-08-09
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The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-04
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The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-04
SHIPPING NOTES.

The Lehua will leave for Molokai
and Lanai tomorrow
The schooner Surprise from Hama
pepe with big load of rice arrived
yesterday. She will leave for Kauai
again tomorrow.
The big steamer Algoa has been Civ
en- quick dispatch and will probably
get away for San Francisco late this
evening. She worked all day yester-
day discharging and it is thought she
will be finished tonight.
The men on the Solaee had a day nff
yesterday, all but small squad, which
was kept busy with paint and brush
The navy vessel will not get away be-
fore Thursday, as she has still $50 tons
of coal to take and some minor repairs
to make to her machinery. On her re-
turn here aoout the latter part of the
month she will take Captain Merry 10
Guam, where he goes to watch the pro-
gress of the work Of the government
contractors in the harbor.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-04
but nov . whistle. excepting . vessel
is leaving or arriving. IL seldom heard
COMMISSIONERS REPORT.

The report Of the United States ship
ping commissioners for the rear end
ing June -. 1890. has been fled with
the bureau Of navigation. Washington.
D. c.. and from which IL appears that
shipments. reshipments and discharges
Of seamen in and from American ves-
able increase over previous years Ac-
cording to the report referred to the to-
tai number OF shipments, discharges
and reshipments Of seamen on Ameri-
can vessels during the year was 49,
$50. compared with 1z2, 4sS for the pre-
vious year These figures apply 20 the
whole country. In the port OF New
York the shipments. reshipments and
discharges Of seamen for the year mum
bered fs.4se, compared with 35 ,s27 for
the previous year. Boston and Port
Townsend also show substantial II
crease over former years Excluding
discharges the shipments and reship-
ments OF all seamen in American ports
and on American vessels amounted 10
0,325 which were Of the following IA
tionalities: Americans. % -23s: British.
is.4s9; Scandinavians. 1875; Ger
mans. SAG; Italians. l,1s6; French.
s35. and all other nationalities (includ-
ing Chinese). 1896. American seamen
stand for IS per cent as against Sc per
cent for the previous year The ship
ments and reshipments en- steam YES
sells numbered 47.40s. and on sailing
vessels 1876. The costs and expenses
OF maintaining the twenty shipping
comm issioners offices in the several
ports Of the country amounted to $685.
43l, o. about 80 cents per seaman pass
ing through the Offices In the fore
going statement of American seamen
those naturalized and having citizen
papers are counted as Americans
Seaman's Journal.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-04
THE YACHT vI-KE.

On Sunday the little new yacht vi
Ke was tried out for the first time with
the fastest small boat in the Islands
and easily proved her superiority. She
came up to the fullest expectations of
her owner, Prince David. and except
in some minor details is ready for use.
After she started it was found that her
sails. which had just been bent. did
not hit as perfectly as they will after
they have stretched a little and her lib
is trif1le too small. making her shoot
up into the wind unless she is watched
very closely.
AS to her speed performance the lit
tie .skimming dish left nothing to be
desired. The Myrtle, which heretofore
has been equal to anything that is pro-
PEELED by wind, met her match In a
most decided manner and the vi-Ke
sailed rings around her. They left the
channel together and went out towards
Diamond Head. The vi-Ke slowly
forged ahead and in a short time was
about quarter Of mile ahead of the
Myrtle. On the return the Myrtle pu,
about first and the Vi-Ke started out
to catch her. She accomplished her
object before the bell buoy was reached
and in coming from the bell buoy 20
the channel the Myrtle, which was
quite distance to windward, cut
corners at the mouth of the channel
while the Vi-Ke went around the spar
buoy and then made for the harbor.
The battle between the two little boats
in the channel was a very pretty aud
interesting one Quick as the Myrtle
is In stays. the Vi-ke is quicker. She
VIII be very valuable addition to the
mosquito fleet now here and sports
men will see some battles royal be-
tween the Myrtle and yi-Ke in the fu-
ture races.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-04
CAPTAIN BILLY WEIR.

The Claudine has been put under the
command of William wier, formerly
first officer OF the vessel He is known
as capable and painstaking officer
and has the full confidence of his en-
ployers. Captain Mcdonald, formerly
of the Claudine, is to leave in the
Australia for an extended trip east
with his wife and during his absence
Wier will have the Maui liner She
will not leave today, as she has still
about thousand bags OF sugar to put
into the Australia and she can not load
in time to leave at the usual hour, so
she will be dispatched tomorrow at 5
o'clock.