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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-03-05

Stabeseritatning g. Omas
pa, Nebr., Warts /. S Oommer
Slabaugbs Ret per ibemtes @iliam
SssrqenIen til at betale en- 8pbe paa
$40 til Sames s. Nielien. DE to
Menb bar fommsn | Slagsmdal |
Mnlebnins af en- 2ejemaal.
Nielien bapbe forlangt $4,000
Gtaoeseritatning.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-03-05

Yda Sagt efter in Some.
Omaha, Nebr., Warts 1. = 5drmer
s. .. peterien fra 8runspict, 9ebr.,
bar p9ret Der for at opfgge i'm Some.
Heterfen hapoe D. Is. Sebr. iammen
meo i'm Some pg beres aart, Gilbert
Gdrien, paret paa Wlaiferdbe til &l.
3 ON Hatten. 9et bar folbt, oa De
tom bjem, og efter at Ear EN- bapoe
tanot Slb, fatte De fig til 9armen.
Wfen faa git peteri EN- ielo til Sengs,
men be to andre bleb iibbenbe opre.
No9et efter 6erte ban Opren gaa
= og oa ban bar itaaet op for at Re,
bpao Der bar paa SCRIBE, bar begge
5ugle flsjne. peterien tom pda en-
9eit og af Steb efter benz.
@n balb Mil fra 8runspict inos
bentebe ban benz, men be flpgtebe ino
6os en- Nd6o. 6an fiji bog 8onen /
Gale, oe bun lobebe at fomme biem
efter 5%rotoit. Siben bar ban intel
iet til benz.
peterfen mener, at parrst bar
ftiult fig | Omaha; BUN bapbe mebz
taget $50; ban sniter nu, at bun ifaf
fomme Diem for at unbertegne nosle
Salgstontrdtter paa 2anb; iaa fan
bun gerne gad igen for BAN.
peterien er en- 30ddrig, belbapenbe
6armer; bans Some er 90 Oar gdmz
mel.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-03-05

Gfterlpsnin9. Sra bet banz
Ife aonIulat / Refp gorf er Der til
,,pertb 4mbop 6olfeblab" mpbtaset
O%pfororing til at ubfnbe aoresien
til Gnten aoroline Mdtbilbe Suite
fen, ION Itulbe bape opbolbt Zig | BEN
ne gn. Del er / Q~nleoning at en- Ir=
peiaQ fra Danmarf, at n9pnte Dame
eftsrlbles. Den. iom mdatte piot
@oresien, bebes benli9it at opgipe
benre til &oniulatet | Rem YorI eatr
paa bette 9labs Gontor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-03-05
9anif=N nltrifamlf.

sr. Saeob q. @iis % 5ras
refer / Gig. ugtorolplet@ | 8Oraaret
til 0anmarf paa 9eieg. DE refer
birefte til aebenbapn meo Oscar
81.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-03-05

Gn amerifant 9orger
Oragontrsien. 5orleoen msbz
te | 5slge .ReItbeb 4Ois" efter Snbz
talbelie en- gammel Dragon peo Rez
eimentet / N9itpeb, nemlig Nr. 225
al 4argangen 1888. Sens Nielien fra
SoIsbb. ga ban imiolertib proteltez
rebe imob at tr9ffe | 5rsjen, forbi
ban bar omeritanf Berger, bpiltet
ban 9obtsjorbe meb @ionesbpro fra
ben o~meritanite 9efanbt 8sbenbapn,
blep ban efter ct dfbolbt arigsforbsr
ftrats biemienbt. San bapbe fun pe@
ret 3 Dase inbe.
Sens Rielien bar | 16 4ar opbolbt
fig / 4merifu. bpor ban bar 5orrets
ming; ban q meo fin 5ultru tommen
en- Eur biem til 9olebp paa 2oaanb,
mebens 8srnene bar efterlaote | Qmes
rita; man Tan berfor %forltad. at ban
bleo ret ubebngelig bersrt af, at ban
efter. a%nmeloeIfe at Sosnefogben blep
inbtalot til Mpbe Tom Dragon I
R9Itpeb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-03-05

~fasiebogen fert a jour, oberensitems
menbe meo bans abitterinaer.
o9jemme Sparebesien" folter 10
Gre pr. Maaneb. 9ette 8etsb beregs
ner 9anten iie for ublaanet nf 1885,
fen, 2enning til 8ubet og bet sprige
4rbejbs, og afffriDer bet bber Madneb
paa Sparertns 8onto. inbttl ialt 10
Str. paa benne Maobe er afitrepne;
8ssien er ba Sparerens Gienbom, og
ale pberligere gebbr opbsrer berefter.
Belebene tan alt efter be paag9l-
oenoes gnite fsrit ubbetales efter en-
bis opgiben 5riit, iom bog lite ma
p9re fortere enb 6 Madneber. Eager
man en- Sparebssie til fine gsrn, bill
I. Gts. aonfirmdtionen bore en- pas
ienoe 5ermin. Be forrefte tenfer
oper, bpab man | 8, 10 eller 10 Mar a
365 Oage tan iammenfpQre / anslige
Smaabelsb, bpis Mfiapn man lite
fsler.
o9jemme>S parebsslen"s 9eitprelle
bar aaersbs ubienbt $1,000 iutaa
piecer for at laa til 2Db for ben ME
Snititution. s Oanmart lom / 4mes
rita bill fittert ,SiemmesS p~urebssz
fen" babe !Seloet meo fig. sbi San=
fen er funo os COB. Wdn MAJ berfor
snife faapel Obj 5ellonsO rbenen iom
2anbmanbsbanten til 2btfe meb at
fsre benne Gag ub / 2ipet. 4lt.
bbab Der tjener til at fremms Sparz
iommeligbsben | ct Soft. ftprter bet
atonomiit os moralit." .Rorpl."
Snbbrubstbberi. s. e..
Garter en- &ebmanb | Cambridge,
Sa., biemisgtes forleben af Snb-
bruDstpDe, iOm iprengte bans pengss
fab meo 0pndmit, tos 6pdb be fanbt,
rsmte meo ct Yar 5eite, fom be
oglaa bapbe i%tjaalet. De fit idlt msb
fig for 100 Dollars.
5prfanger Stdbesefftats
Charles 0ermdnien fra
minneapolis bar anlast Gag mob
Gbica9o @reat WeItern 8anen og fors
LANCER $25,0 / Staoeseritatning,
forbi bans 8 Mars samle Ssn Wilz
liam bar miitet lit enc Sen beb at Biz
be opertert paa 8anen.
Barbara Sen en- fra Ct.
paul iaglpger 9rept Hortbern 9anen
for $669.3O / Stabeseritatning for
3abet at en- Stdlobb9ning og en- itor
Gel HebItaber, Der neb6r9note lom
5slge at @niiter fra ct 2otomotip.
en- fprge1i9 9iftOrie. Mrs.
Nnbreip Hdif, iom Dor norop:it for
Poplar / Sbelbp Co., Sd., CAB for
leben / ct lnfalb at Sinosforpirring
fine 8srn 2aubanum og tog ielD ne
get al giften. 8srnene, Der bar | en-
4lber at fem og to 4ar, osbe, o9
Moberen er bragt til Sinosipge'
6%oipitalet.
Mngadenbe Sragebien fortaller 4us
oubon So. Sournal, at Mrs. Roif
netop bdpbe parst / geIeg bos Or.
8isgaarb / 0arlan, Iom er benoes
Sboger; % bet antoees at bun | bans
aontor bar Jet tit Snit til at tilpenbe
Ii9 @iften. Den neite Dag itrats
efter 5rotoiten, CAB bun 8ernene ben
bsoelige 0ift meb opennGpnte Reiuls
tat; og fsrenb 8ottoren tunoe blipe
6ibfalbt bar be alereoe oebe.
Mrs. Raft bar | l9ngere lib liot
at 3ungiinDigbeo, bog bapoe bun pioit
at beberife iig iaaleoes, at ingen
marfebe bet. 5iliibit bar bet bog tds
oct Operboanb, os ON Morgenen,
Iom ulptten itete, fortolte bun i'm
Wdnb, at BUN life tunbe boloe bet nb
lenssre, bun % Scrnene billie gao
,,bjem."
aerfelsubelb b. Council
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-03-05

Gn ameritat Sbe gem
nemfert Oanmdrf. vi bar
Der / 2anbet en- Sparebssie, Der beb'
Der o9be Some Soping 9dnt". vi
minbes ulbrig at bape iet en- ioaodn
8esIe / nogst NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
6iem, men pi peb, at o5be Some
Sapinos 8anf" er en- flor, bsjtitattet
SnItitution Der / 2anbet. S Oans
mart bar M Obj 5elotp Orcenen 'g
9~ebenbapns 2anbmanosbant taast
ginene op for bpilten ubm9rtet Soe
benne am~eritanIte Sparebssls err og
/ 5orening er be bespnbt at inbfsre
ben / 0anmarf unber Napnet oSjems
mesS parebesien". Den omeritanits
,.!Some GAPING 9ant"s Wotto er:
,Sate care of TIE pennb dnb TIE ools
lars mil tote care Of bou". 5or zen
banite ,Sjemme>S parebssie" blipsr
Wottoet:
ut 2 og 2 er 4, Ri lnrer | bort 9iem;
/ ,6iemmesS parebssfen" bliber 2 os
2 til 8"
,D%annebro9," Der er begejitret for
Sheen, itriper bl. a.: o9iemmesS Spare
bsslen" ifal bonne bet Weaemleo, iom
pi btetil bar iapnet Der hi Sanps,
nemlia ct Wsaemleo mellem Den renz
tenbenbe 8anf % ben %uprobuttipe og
besueea altfor lei t~ilgangelige Spare
eris.
Oct sr Meninsen, at oSjemmes
Sparebssien" ffal fannie ale De
Smaabelpb, 81. a. | Stilemsnt, iom
be aaerfeite Mennelter baglig tan
Ipare, men iom be alorig fdlber paa at
bringe ben / en- gant, netop foroi Be
Isbene er iaa imad.
8 Stebet for ba at putte oisle
Smaapenge / en- .@ris", Iom bpert
2ieblit ian .ilustes", tan man MI
5remtioen eemms BEN | oSjemms>
Sparebsslen", en- fmut og flor grons
ces8ssie, bpis Scribe er en- 4fbilo'
ming af 2anbmanbs6antens pOrtal.
Denm 9ssie ubleberer eanbmdnDss
banten; men Nsslen til ben beboloer
8anten | fit Berse. Minbit cen
Sang ON Maaneben fdar Spareren
8eIsg af 8anfens gub, iom tsrnmer
gpslen / bans eGsr 5amiliens OOer'
parelle, tpitterer for Snobolbet os
i~nbietter 9elebet paa en- til 8esier
fparenbe Sparetasiebog, bpor bet lao
fremtibig tratfer Renter sfter ben til
t6per 5ib salbenbs Rentefoo. Soo
s%fte Gpareren snlter bet, tan ban ben'
penbe fig I 8unten for at fda Spars'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-03-05

5orbi Mor bar eb. Gbi<
cdgo, Jebr. %. = Den 14sddr!ge
Charles @nberien tos 9ift ber, foroi
bans Mober bar beb. pau en- Seobel
6apoe Orengen ifrepet til fin 5aoer:
oSioen Mor er bsb, brDber ies mig
lite om at lepe. Seq bar miiiet benz
be, Iaa ieg nlaa ogiaa b."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-03-05

0sbsfolb. anbrep @nberien
,ra pertb 4mbon afsit / Jrebags peb
Dsben / en- 4lper at iun 36 @ar. S
omtrent ct aar 6upbe ban oerst plas
get at ct 9jsrteonbe, Der tareoe paa
BAN og siorbe Gnbe paa bans Sip.
Jor 10 Mar iiben Tom ban bertil fra
Danmurt os ~arbsibsbe / pertb ams
bob, inotil ban pua grunb AZ Sbss
bpmmen iua iis nsbt til at nsolegss
arbejoet. Nfbsbe ~efterlaber fig forz
uDen en- Isrgenoe Suftru og 8 Bsrn
en- Itor camille Der puu Steoet. 9an
bar MsbIem of Oanas Spgeforenins.
gsgrabslien foreeit fra 9jemmet og
fra ct. Stephens banite lutb. airte.
paitor Gbriitiunien fOrrettebe.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-04-04
TROPICAL" KLONDYKE" NOT ASKED TO RESIGN
HOME RULA STATEMENT
ABOUT BOYD.
The superintendent Denies a Bumor
That he Has Been Asked 90 Resign
So DO other Department Heads

The last issue of Kuokoa Home Bula
contained "a statement that Governor
Dole had asked for the resignation of
superintendent of Public Works j. II.
bog W.. There have been many reports
to this effect recently, but Boyd says
that he has not received any request for
his resignation.
81 have heard this before many
times, said Bovd. 1T has been
mOcrats as we'll who said they had it
straight but it was news TO me. l have
not been asked to resign. 1t is a ru-
NOR like the other rumOr that / was
doing Home Rule politics.
81 don't know whether the governor
has discussed calling for my resignation
with his other advisors. That may
have been, of course, without my know
ing anything about it,"
Other heads of departments were ask
ed IL they knew Of any foundation for
this rumor. All declared that they did
not and that they did not believe there
was any foundation for it. Superinten-
dent of Public instruction A. r. Atkin-
son says: There is no foundation for
the rumor. l am sure that Governor
Dole has never considered asking for
superintendent BOyd's resignation on
the contrary he has a very high Opt
Mon of Mr.. BOyds management of the
affairs of his department.. and just be-
fore he left for Washington he took
occasion in the meeting Of the heads of
departments to compliment Superinten-
dent Boyd and Treasurer Wright upon
their management of their respective
departments"
81 have heard these rumors and
where they are not set adoat as mere
idle talk, they have for their object in
jury to Governor Dole or Superinten-
dent Boyd. But there is absolutely no
truth in the rumor"
The I<uakoa which it is understood is
controlled by Senator David EalauOka-
lani and George Markham, comments
on the rumor as follows:
by this action it is showing to the
people that the feeling still exists of
favoring the dismissal of the native
sons of Hawaii. now i'm the employ of
the government.
Therefore, to the Hawaiian race this
. is what we have been watching for
and expecting and SO jealousy guard
ing on the side of the Lahui, is the
rights of Hawaiians. and not like the
Republicans, who are now injuring us
by their doings. Has not the proper
time now come when Hawaii's native
sons should be united and represent
only one side. for the reason by being
united the Lahui will be victorious in
all important and weigthy questions Of
our country.
THE time will come when Hawaii will
not be represented in the affairs of
government. v the continuance of
such official decapitation as has been
applied to us. Therefore to our loved
people, Go not be misled and deceived
by them we must not believe in them;
as our eyes are now being opened, and
have found that we have the same
/ equal rights as those of the Lahui of
/ the United states of America.
THE Superintendent is not all that is
! holy, perhaps, but it is we'll for us to
supper one another. This action of
the Governor IS disapproved by Ime
/ Home Ruler
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-04-04

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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-04-04
THE DOCTORS BILLS
SUPREME COURT DECIDES A HILO
CASE.
Physicians Have no Preferred Claim on
An Estate for Professional Services
-a
Rendered a Decedent.

The Supreme court yesterday render
ed a decision i'm a Hilo case that was
submitted on agreed facts. 1t was Drs.
John l. Grace and Frank L. Irwin
against Carl 5. Smith, administrator
of the estate of Ito. deceased. The
question was whether the doctors bills
for professional services were a prior
claim on the estate of the deceased. In
a unanimous opinion written by Chief
Justice Frear the court decides the
question as follows:
THE only question for determination
on this submission on agreed facts is
whether the plaintiffs, physicians and
surgeons, are entitled to priority of pay
ment for professional services render
ed the decedent during his last Illness,
that is, priority over ordinary creditor.
I'VE have no statute on the subject.
In the absence of statute, the expenses
or the last illness have no priority. In
most of the states such expenses by sta
tute rank next after the expenses of adj
ministrauon, funeral expenses and
debts to the United States, and before
ordinary debts. This seems to be just
but it is for the legislature, not the
courts, to so provide. Under the law
we must hold that the plaintiffs claim
should be paid pro-rata with other or
binary claims. the estate of the dece-
dent being insufficient to pay them al
i'm full
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-04-04
FIELD DAY POSTPONED.
Continuance of Bad Weather Dis
courages the Meet

y,.,,,+i,,,,,, 90 pa yy-.,+l,,,. mic
ooH ''u"ll0S "a Id" NS"''Oi
courages the Meet
There Is no great PROBABILITY OF the
tleId sports being held tomorrow. Inc
track IS in a hopeless condition and To-
cal athletes have been Systematically
imploring the committee for post
ponement OF two or three weeks until
the weather has hnally settled Some
of them. indeed most of them are prac-
tically out Of training as the weather
has precluded any out of door work for
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-04-04
MUsIcAL MORKMEN.

A regular event about half past Z
o'clock every evening on the Waikiki
road is a wagon load of woTkmen COM
ing to town and singing as they travel.
There are a number of good voices in
the crowd, and their repertoire of songs
is quite extensive. They seem to enjoy
singing and indulge their liking regu-
larly and to the enjoyment of people
living along their route who have come
to look for the musical mechanics and
their even song every night
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-04-04
ARION SOCIETY DIsBANDs.

The Arion Society at its meeting last
evening decided to abandon it's Organi-
cation and disband The society was
formed about a year ago as a musical
and social organization
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-04-04
DID GOOD DETECTIvE WORK.

Pedro Rodriguez was held to answer
to the circuit court by Judge viii
cox on the charge of larceny i'm the sec
ond degree The defendant was charg-
ed with the theft of gold watch, a gold
ring and other articles of value from
Funuka Rodriguez, who is a Porto
Rican, was arrested through the good
work of officer Toni Abe who showed
himself to be a fine detective on the oc-
caslon Of apprehending Rodriguez.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-04-04
IN RE McCULLY-HIGGINs.

Efforts are being made it is under
stood, to arrange all the matters in
volved in the McCully-Higgins lawsuit
in a settlement out of court This plan
will involve the transfer of the 100000
mortgage held in conjunction with the
holders who will advance the same
amount of money and take up the re-
leased mortgage thus clearing the
Queens Hospital trustees from the
transaction and quashing the amended
complaint against them before it is
brought into court. II is thought that
satisfactory arrangements may be
made although only progress has been
so far reported.
Ads under situations Wanted" in
serted free of charge in the Star.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-04-04

Fine Book and Commercial Printing.
Star once.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-04-04
VIM. G.lrWin &C.,, Ltd,
FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE AGENTS
AGENTS FOR THE

Scottish Union National Insurance.
Company OF Edinburgh,
Wilhelma OF Magdeburg General InsuF-
ance Company,
Associated Assurance Co., Ltd, OF Nv.
Mich and Berlin.
Alliance Marine and General Assurances
Co., Ltd, OF London,
Royal Insurance Company OF Liverpool
Alliance Assurance Company Of ION
don,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-04-04
Voters, Attention I!

Registered Voters of the Fourth Dis
trict, who have changed their places
of residence since the last elections
(Nov. 8, 1900 are requested to COM
municate with
WILL c. KING,
Chairman CanVassing Com.
Address p. O. Box 563, or King Bros,
120 Hotel st.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-04-04
LOWRIE WANTS DAMAaEs.

w. j. Lowrie has begun action against
Koolau Kaikainahaole, a woman, for
$500 damages for alleged trespass on his
close at honolulu district of Eva in
December, 1901.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-04-04

repaired y Dr.. J. c. Aver Co.. Lowell Mass, u. s. A.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-04-04
Roger Bros. Plated Ware

We have recently very handsome assortment Of
Parrot and small bird selling at low figures.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1902-03-12
Chr 4 Star.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH ~, 1902.

Judging from the number OF youths
and young men who go about town
sucking cigarets we believe that Brock
wayville has more prospective fiends of
the deadly pimp-stick than any town
Of its size in the state. There is moth
ing more disgusting than to see young
fellows going about saturating their
system with the poisonous nicotine
which is contained in cigarets, and
paving the way to an early grave. The
cigaret fiend Is to be pitied for their is
a certain amount of empty headedness
connected with the makeup OF the boy
or man who cultivates the pernicious
habit of soaking his hide with poison.
In other words committing suicide by
the slow route. .-BroMwayville Record.
The window glass situation remains
practically unchanged. The policy of
the Independent Window Glass Co. OF
shipping glass as fast as it can be manu-
factured is still being pursued, while
their determination torun until the Both
of June, II the men will work that long,
remains unchanged. We also have 1t
from reliable sources that they will re-
sumo operations on the first of Septem-
ber. Prices still remain about the same
as they have been for some time, but
there are strong indications that they
will be advanced in the near future. -
Kane Republican.
There are over $1,000 members Of the
different /. o. o. F. organizations in
this and eight adjoining counties com
posing the Northwestern Anniversary
Association that will celebrate the S3rd
anniversary OF the Orders establish
ment In America on the 26th of next
April at Ridgway. Extensive prepara-
tions are being made for the entertain
ment Of the fraternity, and we can as
sure Ridgway of good representation
from this section.
Hundreds of muskrats were driven
from their holes by the recent food, and
as these water rodents hoated around
seeking higher ground they were shot
at by boys who were on the lookout fol
them. The muskrat has trying time
during floods. They are chased out O
their nests by the overflow only to rur
up against the barrels Of dozen sho
guns. ns.--Punxsutawney Neios.
Mark Twain says: "Let us endeavo
80 to live that when we come to di,
even the undertaken will be sorry"
Patapsco. Patapsco.
See Gibson II your eyes trouble you.
A lot Of carpet samples just the righ
size for rugs, for sale for less than cost
]. r. Hillis.
Patspsoo. Patapsco.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1902-03-12
PITTSBURG'S FALSE BOAST.
Papers Claim FIRST Woman School Di-
rector in the State.


In Allegheny on Tuesday evening
Miss Kate Cassatt Mcknight, who was
elected to the Office OF school director Of
the Fifth ward, OF Allegheny, was duly
installed to membership in the board Of
school controllers. Some OF the Pitts
burg papers, in commenting on the fact
OF Miss Meningitis election, said she
was probably the first woman to hold
the Office OF school director in the state
OF Pennsylvania. Washington county
should have the honor, at least in pre-
ference to Allegheny county. At the
February election in 1901, in the elec-
tion Of school directors at Beallsville,
Mrs. Mary Flick, who was duly suggest
ed at the primaries by the Democratic
party, was elected, and on June s, 1901,
sae was sworn in as a member of the
Beallsville school board. Washington
Reporter.
West Reynoldsville comes in ahead
OF Allegheny, and is not behind Bealls-
vile in the election OF woman for
school director. At the February elec-
tion in 1901 Mrs. Margaret Moore,
Democrat, was elected school director
in West Reynoldsvile borough and in
June, 1901, was sworn in.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1902-03-12
The Man Who Stopped His Paper.

This is Eugene Fields description of
the man who stopped his paper. Here
is Man who has just Stopped his
Paper. What a Miserable looking
Creature he is. He looks as il He had
Been stealing Sheep. How win he
know what is Going on, now that he
has stopped his Paper? He will Borrow
his Neighbours Paper. One of these
Days he will Break his Leg, or be a
Candidate for Office, and then The
Paper will say nothing about it. Tha,
will be Treating Him just Right, will II
not, little Children.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1902-03-12
Letter List.

List of unclaimed letters remaining
in the postoffice at Reynoldsville, Pa,
week ending March 8, 1902:
Mrs. Hinnie Haller, Glen Granger,
Ludwig Gertz, Miss Ruth L. Deemer,
Joseph J. Corle, Simon Levy. Foreign,
Pan Flo Monaco Fnyicio, Giovanni Mo-
macy, Francesca Luffletto.
Say advertised and give date OF list
when calling for above.
A. M. WOODWARD, p. NJ.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1902-03-12
Patapsco. Patapsco.
WANT COLUMN.


Rates:-One cent per word for each and
every insertion.
For Rents room house on Jackson
street, near 5th, possession April 1st.
L. M. Snyder.
Wanted to buy-A good team OF
horses. Call at THE STAR Office for
particulars.
Lost-On Main st. Saturday an en-
velope and money tied up in handker-
chief. Finder leave same at postofiice.
Wanted--A good girl for housework,
with good reference. Inquire at New
York Racket Store.
Full blooded fresh Jersey COW and
calf for sale. Inquire of @. Mitchell.
Wanted-A bright boy to do errand
work. Apply at Enterprise Silk Com
pany Office.
Fresh COWS for sale. Inquire Of E. G..
Burns, Reynoldsville.
One half acre OF ground in Reynolds
vile borough for sale for $4,000 II sold
in 80 days. Inquire of E. Neff.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1902-03-12

Sheriff W. E. Chestnut took posses
sion Of the county Jail Saturday, his
father, J. M. Chestnut, vacating the
county bastile and taking possession Of
the National Hotel at Dubois. A count
of the prisoners confined In the Jail
showed that the new sheriff had good
sized family on his hands, the list
numbering twenty .-Brookvllle Re
publican.
Fine line of carpet samples are being
sold by Priester Bros. below cost. Call
and see them.
Clothcraft.
Suffers for grenadines.
Patapsco. Patapsco.
Carpet samples below cost at Priester
Bros. furniture store.
Clothorait,