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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-06

Female.
WANTED-BY AN EDUCATED AMERICAN
lady, situation managing housekeeper for a
widowcr or young gentlemen, where a servant
is kept. Can furnish references. $3.50, Jour
nal
EXPERIENCED WOMAN WOULD LIKE TO DO
house cleaning or any kind of day work; good
references. Miss Lind, 1907 Chicago av, in
basement.
SITUATION WANTED BY LADY sTENoGRA-
pher; Smith Premier typewriter preferred.
Call or address 512 10Th st S.
WANTED-PLAIN SEWING OF ALL KINDS
will work cheap. Call or address Mrs. McCabe.
eros Lyndale av S.
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5000,

we have got down but have struck rock
bottom at last. This fine house is located II; IN
Calhoun and has seven rooms with large re-
ception hall, combination stairway, art glass s
windows and is thoroughly well built; It IS
! hardwood floors; house is fully modern except
heat and is arranged for hot water plant; open
nickel plumbing roll rim enamel tub and
lavatory all hard plastered and all castings
packed in mineral wool; double papersd ana
back felted. This house is going to be sold
office for key.
RRIsON-CRTTTENDEN CO..
:
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Unimproved.

FOR LOTS At LINDEN HILLS. ST. ANTHONY
Park, Walton Park, RoBedale Park, or for
bargains everywhere: send for maps etc., to
Edmund G.. Walton 300 Hennepin av.
FREE HoMEsTEADs IN AITKIN, ITAsCA or
St: Louis counties; snaps In prairie timber
land. homesteads Joining; call or enclose stamp
to F. J. Nelson, APO Temple Court, Minneapo-
lis Residence 250S u oath st. -. 81
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FOR sALE-MY 11-RooM HOUSE, MODERN,
with barn for two horses and three vehicles
Price less than house can be built for. Rea-
sou for selling. moving out of the state. H.
W. Foote. T. 6. telephone, 1920.
LAKE MINNEToNKA-oNE OF TIE MOTT DE-
~sirable places OH entire lake: central but re-
tired; nine-roof. cottage, boat house, large
trees. shrubs fruit, lawn;. 3en feet shore: fine
bathing beach; a bargain. sos Kasota bldg
81, 40o-SEE THIS BARGAIN; MODERN HOUSE
nine rooms and bath; furnace, gas. city water.
sewer: nicely decorated aud good repair: in
side 2sth st. Hoflin & Conrad Co., SIC Ehoe-
nix building. 81
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is THIS WHAT. YOU ARE

LOOKING FORT
Advertisement writer, Secretary, Core
spondent or Cashier young man, 90, at
present employed. desires some such po-
sition of trust: several years experience
in banking and commercial lines, with a
thorough practical knowledge Of same;
can write strong. attractive and business
getting advertisements, with good sug-
gestions on up-to-date methods of pub
licity, having individuality of ideas and
style character coupled with my busi-
ness experience places me in a position
where l render very satisfactory
work; can also take full
charge of the correspondence depart
nent debating etc lam speedy stenog,
large amount Of work; very satisfactory
references; write for interview anyway;
will call Wednesday. Address
5563, JOURNAL.
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Q &usr 9so 81 2 At e, oScE E Z g .
O owner 10 leave the city. Now Is your Q
0 chance TO get a new up te-date home; 9
o colonial style. seven rooms. best hardwood Q
o floors and castings, nickel-plated open Q
o plumbing, porcelain bath, latest and hest q
o hot. water heating plant burn any Il kind OF Q
o fuel nicely decorated radiators. full base
o ment. large porch fine lawn with ~ q
o foot boulevard on Portland av and ; 3sth st; .
o handy to two car lines; only $500; part q
o cash. Z
o a. b., Gleason, 500 Phoenix. 9
o O o o o o o 90 90
81 .ooo-NEW, STRICTLY MODERN HOUSE
eight rooms hot water heat: hardwood finish
aud floors through out; corner; fine location
owner. 2457 Garfield av.
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WASHBURN HILL.
Bargain. beautiful east front lot, fine trees.
all improvements. opposite DE-. Kimbalps ele-
CANT grounds Stevens av and Oath st. Brew
ster. SOB Guaranty building.
LOT IS, BLOCK Is, CALHOUN PARK; STONE
walk on Irving; above grade; near Lake, ct.
See owner. 3i2O Irving Az.
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MOVING.

SAFES, BOILERS AND HEAVY MACHINERY
moved; household goods moved and stored or
packed for shipment by expert packers; cars
Of household goods made up for the coast fire.
duent shipments and big saving in freight.
lloyd Transfer and Storage Co., 16 S Sd ST.
THE M. P.sD. DELIVERS PACKAGES IN CITY
Toe; st. Paal 10. 6l9 9Th avs $. Both tels.l5o3.
CAMERofRS TRANSFER AND STORAGE; Elk.
merit paeKefN for storag shipment; large and
connmodious vans for moving. Office zoo Me
0llet, both phones 1908; residence. T. c. 1924
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D o % llUT o % ~ o o q
o $4,000 FOR 4 STRICTLY MODERN 0
Q eight-room house that we are just complet- o
O ing on Park nv, between SD and S4th SITS. .
o This is to have hardwood floors. through o
o out; stsstory to be in oak; ickel-plated o
o plumbing; full basement, with a. No. 1 Q
o furnace; storm windows and screens; Q
o everything to make the house complete in Q
o every way. We can sell this property on Q
o easy terms and shall be pleased to have {
o you look it over and, IL it pleases you, z
% call and see us about terms of payment, g
o. etc. mg5S ~, e
o. -.
8 500 CHAS. w. CHASE,
o 506 Bank of Commerce.. Il
o
o o o o o o o o o o
81, 0oo-GooD MODERN, BRICK BUSINESS
Central av.
Sc, o00-MoDERN 10 ROOMS, WELL LOCATED
southeast; lot 66x10O Chute Realty Co., 30
nfraI a1, = ! !. .
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FOR sALE-TWo. EAST FRONT LOTS ON CHI.
front lots on Columbus az, near 31st st. s475
each; six east trout lots on Clinton Nv, between
! laid and paid for; sewer in street; double cor
ner, Chicago av and 32d st, east 'front.' 81, 800:
all emit an n q and paid corner LOT on
age. $500; stone walk on 32d st and in front
Of lot and paid for. r. s. Bur1yte, 1923
Guaranty Loan.
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Iand honsstssds ied5niPs cen q enclose stamp
lis. Residence 250S u oath st. =.
SNAPS IN SOUTH MINNEAPOLIS VACANT
s.. OWNED BY NONRESIDENT.
on which make the following net prices:
Lots 10 and II, block a. ninpsh.na aaatiens SIS
These have water, sewer and stone walk y.
all paid for; face west 100 feet on Cedar
av, between 32d and 33d sts
Lot 8, block i, J. g. Lemons addition: 800
Tag m'e on p 18th steRe Between SD
and 33d SITS.
These are good building lots and at these prices
addition lots s ali all cssh don't think 's you Viii vii
at the Rtls Insurance and Trust De Co.'S etfice,
nsn' ''n'1S S s eSs,S & pEWRw
LOTS IN LOWRY HILL DISTRICT CAN BE
qe o IRON maeFe an a e = song e az
Germany. Eckes, $500 Bloomington az. Herr
man, 40 Phoenix building.
FOR sALE-LoTs BETWEEN LAKE CALHOUN
to suit your purse. J. C. Sterling, s07 Phoe-
70 LOTS, 2oth AND alst Avs Sc, IN COLE &
addition s will sell so bunch at $se eash;
gins, Ais Phoenix building.
81, boo-5o11ss, DOUGLAS Az. NEAR Ere.
mont; faces south.
| 81, 175-47x165, Blaisdell av, close to 18th st;
west 'front.'
$s0o-40xf1s Park ay, between SD and gath;
s. east front.
5000 Axis, Oakland, close to 82d; west front.
| $5JO-40x123 Columbus ay, near Lake st; west
ri front.
| 5000 -4sx12s 9Th av, near 2eth st.
$25o-Cedar av, Lake st; east front.
S15O-5Ox122 Bloomington, Inside OF 87th st;
east front.
l $10O-2Oth av NE, near 9th st.
NOTICE. have a number Of lots on 9Th st S.
20 facing Murphy park. See me for prices.
I WALTER L. BADGER,
/ 800 Oneida Block.
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Is 9.ss.- PAUL BEUHLEH, .7e7@-
456 Temple Court. Ea.s
81 ,OOO-East front lot, 6l11x12J to alley, Girard
av n, near Plymouth.
$6OO-For fine lot, water, sewer, gas stone walk
in and paid for. Chicago aY, inside 32d st.
$750-Each fine east and west front lots, 46x12S
to alley: water, sewer gas. curb and gutter In
and paid for. Harriet Az, inside 22d st.
$5Oo-For hne east front lot facing Lyndale av
and the park; water, sewer, gas and stone walk
$s50-Lot, 52x154 to alley. Dupont inside goth
av N. Water, sewer, gas. stone walk in and
paid.
S225-Fine lot 40x131, fronting Buchanan st NE,
between Summer and Broadway.
S. 2OO-For this nice double corner, 100x12S to
14-foot alley, facing 5th av S. Sewer. water,
gas, stone walks In and paid for. Walking
distance.
$75o-Takes this fine lot. facing 18th ay and Van
Cleve park on Como Harriet car line; water.
sewer. gas, stone walk in and paid. Size Of
lot 4Ox1S7M to 26-foot alley Fine Southeast
location; easy walking distance to university.
No doubt. big snap.
$5ooLEach, large lots, 5th av s and 2sth ST.;
sewer, water. gas, stone walk In and paid for
S4Oo-wANT OFFER ON VACANT LOT NEAR
Riverside av and 8th st. Must sell soon.
Hoffin s Conrad Co.. 513 Phoenix building I.
LAKE HARRIET AND CALHOUN ,IoTs-;10o
to $1,500 each, well wooded, high, flne views,
large size: they are going fast. Charles /.
Fuller, sos Phoenix. IS
81 LOT 35x165 SOUTHEAST. CAR LINE
sewer. water. sidewalk. T.. .s& F. b. Chute
Sn1 Central av.
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Is YOUR MONTHS RENT DUET
z Do not pay it.
We will tell you why. &t'E
We will build you a house.
Small payment down and $12 monthly.
Investigate our Walton Park proposition.
Walton Park office, 800 Hennepin nv.
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OWNER HAS FOR SALE TINE QUAkTER
section in Pierce county, N. D.; cheap II
taken at once. 1921. Journal.
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Continued,
SITUATIONS WANTED

~~>~~~~~~S~~o~~~-~s"e~ ~~-~N~N~~|@~">~S,erN
Male.
YOUNG MAN OF 10 WITH FOUR YEARS Elk
perience In general office work would like
position where there is chance for good ad-
vancement: can furnish A No references.
ADDRESS 421S, Journal.
wANTED-BY YOUNG MAN, POSITION AS
clerk or salesman; 10 years experience. Ad
dress 55(1OH journal 4 VI
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aAdRIFICE SALE.

An elegant 1O-room thoroughly modern house.
finished in oak oo ass se 1a
dows. over 100 feet Of foot porch: house back
plastered large conservatory, storm sash and
every thing Complete; lot 7ox1s2 to alley; prop
erty must be seen and thoroughly examined to
replaced for So 900. Will take 1880 for entire
property; owner leaving city cause OF Gale;
location thirteenth ward. near Ntcol1et car
line: this is snap: look it up at once. Apply
at $40 Bank of Commerce.
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Farm Lands.
20 ACRES. CHEAP, CITY LIMITS, sHAKoPEE,
~ miles Minneapolis; good brick house, brick
barn. outbuildings. Well three fourths mile
pestoffce; genuine bargain. Fl. j. Clark, lisy
Fourth st Sc. gtgf ~ J63sT4ds
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y " ~ ~
o DO YOU WANT A HOMER q
ARE YOU . D1sGUsTEb viii i MovfNG.
. If SO, the
CITIZENS. HOME BUILDING COMPANY Q
o GUARANTEES In its ACCUMULATIVE q
CONTRACT that you will not have to q
move; that you do not have any more rent Q
o to pay; that the same amount you now pay q
as rent buys home and gives you war {
ranty deed to the premises
o. THINK OF II! 4
o Only NINETY SIX dollars year on each {
0 THOUSAND, without interest, is all you &
o have to pay. (
o Do not longer stand in your own light,
0 but get a HOME BUILDING CONTRACT
o with the Es.zys
CITIZENS HOME BUILDING COMPANY, ],
o 2O4 Northwestern Building, ~.
Minneapolis, Mimi.
Q Q 20 o o 700. q o 0 Q % Q @
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REAL EsTATE.-ExCHANGE
BOARD WANTED

wANTED-Two CONNECTING ROOMS WITH
board, for man and wife and 4-year-old daugh-
ter. Prefer unfurnished rooms In modern
house, with yard. Must be frstclass. Adj
dress 50I2, Journal
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REAL EsTATE-FOR SALE
Farm Lands.
{Continued.).

LAND AGENTE-wE WANT GOOD HUsTLINa
agents to list our western Canada lands; fair
commission. Canadian Land and Investmens
Co, Harvey. N. p, and High River, Assiniboia.
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SANE AB FINDING HONEY.
81 acres, Hennepin county, MIMI, only 81
miles from Bridge square, Minneapolis; on me
line; section q, town 49,. range FL; 40 acres
under high state Of cultivation; 81 acres
for 40 head stock. chicken-house icehonse
carriage-ho smokehouse, corncrib;. two One
wells, sparkling water: buildings In midst
slightly, charming and delightful spot and
the few minutes Of drive out to It Is en-
OF it, So, 600 buys the property; the land alone
is worth $1,000, say nothing about the Inn
provements; 1t is in sight Of our great city:
best deal ever offered IN Hennepin county.
e.. r. LAMBERT,
Western Lands and Mortgages, 1923 Guaranty
= ~ building.
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The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-04-08
Death Of an Estimable Lady.

Mrs. Anna Long, wife of Squire j.
l.. Long, OF Sykesville, died at her
home at 1000 p, m. on Thursday, April
,, 1903, after two days illness with
pleurisy. Funeral service was held in
the Baptist church at Sykesville at 200
p. m. Sunday, conducted by Rev. M. ".
S. Gold, pastor of the church. The
funeral was very large. Interment was
made in Grand View cemetery at Sykes
vile.
Mrs. Longs maiden name was Anna
Estes, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Abram
Estes, both deceased. She was born
near Sykesville, April 6, 1851, and would
have been SO years old had she lived
until Monday OF this week. She was
married to j. l.. Long at Punxsutawney
July 3, 1870, by Rev. Samuel Miles.
Three sons and one daughter were born
TO this couple and with their father,
survive the wife and mother. Their
names are S. b., Earl, Percy and Ethel.
The two former are married and live
in Sykesville and the other two are at
home. Mrs. Long joined the Reynolds
vile Baptist church when fourteen
years old and remained member of IL
until the Baptist church was organized
at Sykesville fourteen years ago, when
her membership was transferred to
Sykesville. She was always one OF the
faithful and Jealous workers in the
church. Mrs. Long was an estimable
lady and her sudden death was quite a
shock TO her many friends.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-04-08

Easter millinery opening at Mrs. L.
p. Miller's to-day and tomorrow. April
s and 8. n you want to see fine millinery
don't miss this opening.
Leave your order with Chas. S. Kir-
chartz for cut flowers for Easter.
Don't miss the Easter one week sale
at the Cash New York Racket store be-
ginning April llth.
Jno. Kclleys' shoes for women at
Millirens.
Finch, Finch, Finch; a great game,
80 cents. Reynolds Drug store.
]. e. Mitchell, merchant tailor, in
Stoke building, above department store,
John H. Doubles, butterine dealer,
East Main ST., has just received 1000
pounds OF fine butterine which he Is sell
Ing at 22 cents per pound.
"a inch crevanett suitings Sl50 ia
Millirens.
Reynolds Perfect Cold Cure 25c.
One-third off on ribbons, laces and no.
tions at the Cash New York Racket
store.
An up-to-date line Of collars and cuffs
at Bing-Stoke Cos.
See Gibson's optical ad.
See the new white goods at Milllrens,
The acme of parlor games-Flinch;
Soc deck. Reynolds Drug store.
II In need OF spring suit call ana see
our samples. Suits TO order from $15. .0C
to $1,000. Fit guaranteed. Bing.
Stoke Co.
Shoes for the whole family at Mil
lirens.
New hats at Millirens.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-04-08
An Evening With Field.

"A Evening with Eugene Field" will
be given In the Presby yterian church
Tuesday evening, April IA. The enter
tainment will consist of recitations and
songs taken from the children's poems
of Eugene Fields, interspersed with
drills. Admission 10 cents.
PROGRAM.
Song Little Boy Blue" Chldrens' Chorus
Recitation "Seein' Things" Corbett Graham
Song when Grandma was dittle Girl"
Corinna Ross
Recitation jest fore Christmas"
Kenneth Alexander
Piano Duet "The Brownies story
Aldlne Reed
Jessie Campbell
Recitation "The Naughty Doll" Esther Bell
Song "The Red Drum" Five Drums
and Drummers.
Recitation 1.-THE Duel" Florence Elliot
Piano Duet 1.-THE Elf's Waltz"
Mabel Strouse
Jennie Smith
Recitation "Grandma's Prayer John, Henry
Doll Drill Ten Little Mothers
Recitation "Picnic Time" Gilbert Shields
Action Song THE Ride to Bumpville''
Seven Little Girls
Recitation "The Dolls Wooing" Ruth Mckee
Goodnight Drill The Babies
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-04-08
Annual Banquet.

The Masons Of Reynoldsville held
their annual banquet In Franks Pavil-
lion last Thursday night. Frank A.
Mcconnell, proprietor OF Franks Tav-
ern, served the banquet and according
to reports it was a fine banquet. Six
tables wore set In compass shape, pro-
viding plates for uinty-fve persons.
There were eighty-seven present. After
the production of the culinary depart
ment had been partaken of to the salts
faction of the banqueters, the tables
were removed and several hours were
pleasantly spent In playing different
games or tripping the light fantastic, v
according to desire Of those present.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-04-08
Stockholders Meeting.

The annual meeting Of the stock
holders of the Reynoldsv!lle Woolen
Mill Co. was held at the company office
on Jackson street Monday evening, at
which time the following officers were
elected: President, S. b. Elliott: vice.
president, DR.. S. Reynolds; secretary,
j. T. Evans; treasurer, John II. Kauch-
er; directors, Daniel Nolan, Charles A.
Herpel, James V. Young. f. II. Beck,
S. B. Elliott, DR.. Reynolds and j. 7.
Evans
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-04-08
New Pastors First Sunday.

Rev. A. d. Mckay, new pastor of the
Reynoldsville Presbyterian church,
preached his first sermons last Sunday
as pastor. There were large congrega-
tions at both morning and evening SER
vices. Rev. Mckay gives evidence of
being an able and earnest preacher.
He delivers his sermons without even
using notes and he puts force into them.
Mrs. Mckay and two children are Wis
iting her parents and will not come to
Reynoldsville until week after next.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-04-08

Reduced prices on glassware, china
ware, graniteware, tinware and wooden
ware at the Cash New York Racket
Finch, SOC deck. Reynolds Drug store
For your spring suit get a Hart
Schaffner& Marx suit at Millirens.
Mitchell, the merchant tailor, in
Stoke building.
Reynolds Perfect Cold Cure 25c.
One-half off on jeweiry, opera glasses
and silverware at the Cash New York
Racket store.
Just received a new line OF walking
skirts at Millirens.
Bran, middlings and corn chops at
wholesale at Reynoldsville Mills.
Finch, SOC deck. Reynolds Drug store
Corliss Coon Co. collars for 25cts. at
Bing-Stoke Cos.
See the fit of a Hart Schaifner &
Marx suit at Millirens.
Ladies' tailor made suits at Millirens,
Typewrlters for sale or rent. Inquire
Reynoldsville business College.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-04-08
Death of Mrs. Barton.

Mrs. s. L. Barton, who made numer-
GUS friends in Reynoldsville when her
husband was in the hardware business
with G. r. Hall, died at her home In
Monessen at LOO a. m. Saturday, April
4, 1908, from heart trouble. Mrs. Barton
had not been well for some time, but
about ten days before she died her lit
tie daughter, Sara, fell down stairs and
Mrs. Barton got very much excited and
ran down stairs, which FASTENED her
death. She had weak hear9. The
body was brought TO Brookville Sunday
and funeral was held Monday. Mrs.
Barton's maiden name was Mamie Ken
nedy. Her parents reside In Brookville.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-04-08
Easter Bazaar.

The Helping Hand Society of the M.
e. church will hold an Easter bazaar in
the lecture room of the church on Fri
day and Saturday of this week, April
10 and II. The ladies are making
preparation to have fine bazaar.
Articles for the bazaar should be
taken to the church early Friday morn
ing, and articles for market should
be taken to church between 1900 and
200 0p. m. Saturday. There will be a
committee at the church both days
to receive the articles. Homemade
candies and colored eggs will be on sale.
Ice cream and cake will be served each
afternoon and evening.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-04-08
Engineer Blakely Died Monday.

David A. Blakely is dead. The vete.
ran engineer who was so badly injured
In collision on the Pennsylvania road
at Reynoldsvile last Monday evening,
succumbed to his wounds shortly before
10 o'clock yesterday forenoon.
David Blakely was 54 years of age and
was born In Blalrsvllle. He was EN-.
ployed on the Allegheny Valley road
for go years and was the fourth Oldest
engineer In point of service on the Low
Grade division. He belonged to the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
in which order he carried $1,000 in
surance. The deceased also was mem
ber OF the G. A. r., belonging to the
East Brady Post. He is survived by a
wife and ten children. The body will
probably be taken to Blairsville Thurs.
day morning for burial.-DuBois Co,u.
ier, April I.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-04-08
Cheap Excursion to Pittsburg.

The first spring time excursion to
Pittsburg will run over the Buffalo,
Rochester & Pittsburg Railway on Sun
day, April 10th. A pleasanter trip at
this season Of the year could not be
planned, and the opportunity offered
will be the only one via this popular
route until late In the fall. Ample
time will be given to visit the points Of
interest, including Carnegie Library
and the grand floral display In Phipps
Conservatory, Schenley Park, Special
train will leave Reynoldsville at 7.20 a.
m. Fare round trip sl.50. For full in
formation see excursions bills or consult
agents OF the company.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-04-08
Hauling Ore on Wagons.

On account Of not being able to Sc
cure cars for shipping ore the Reynolds
vile Lead and Zinc Co. have commenced
with fifteen teams to haul 1t to Garth
age for shipment over the Missouri
Pacific. This will mean that Reeds will
not get credit for the ore produced by
this camp.-Carthage (Mo.) Press April
2. The Press says "Ore continues to
command high price. 1t was rumored
last night that $4,000 per ton had been
paid for one lot of zinc ore."
The Reynoldsville gentlemen who
compose the Reynoldsville Lead and
Zinc Co, have paying mine at Reeds,
Mo.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-04-08
A. w. Adam Dead.

A. w. Adam, OF Brockwayville, form
erly of this place. died at his home
yesterday morning. Funeral at 1890 a.
m. Friday. Mr.. Adam was highly
respected citizen Of Reynoldsville a
number OF years. He moved from this
place to Brockwayville four years ago
when his son, G. r. Adam, took charge
Of Brockwayville Record. He was the
father of Thos. F. and Walker Adam Of
this place. Enlargement OF the liver
was cause of death. We are not in
possession OF the facts that will enable
us to give sketch OF Mr.,Adam's life.