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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-29

Attorney Il. A. Poweison has nfov-
"a IN his beautiful new home 90
Fourth strsst, Sansssills Tines
teeoFder.
The city viii study the garbaEs
pruhlatn. VIII smoii its way along,
a. it were.
II Locks as " some Of the EtaFch
Nas already taken cat q the leua'
dry trust
Neat 20 belnE miilionaiFe Il "a
htiank 10 sAe Seattle laundry trust.
OLE HAs VIEWS or sritiKEs
Tha following has been submitted
b q Star Dust teAfsr from Dakota.
The letter IL little late. bat u wa
brought IA - our special long
leased correspondent ON cur pfivaie
hand car from Resirp- WDofeyt
Watsrtawn. 4 y May IA 1901.
Mister Editur Az ben farufn hand
and az work ON fsrum bout four
miles hehlaa wztertaUFL :. Dakota.
A. $50 good manY tinEa Ia pAtHrs
bout atfafh vat Vim Nus hired
fnans ben threaten caua fss4 tli.l
IA bound to have duhhio heddsr all
lAln and he Atal nat pay sstFaY
wages ZOE Il. bHt max hes hired
mans work lAls bal running all tain
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-29

500 81. Paul and return. via Great
Northern railway. on sale June 4 and
D, Tor A. - y W nesting ~. Paul
Tickets and fuii information at city
ticket qffioa. ei2 let ave. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-29

rrior government % british csa-
umb.A has collapsed.
Speaking 81 garbage. has anybody
seen any thins u Nr 1ae iatriYf
A dLscrspanrY q 1900 has hren
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-29
GLORY MT

found IN tho military accounts o
cuba. 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-29
r. w. MERRlCK

The Amoricnu CiothIer
To3 ist ave.
Agent for Keystone union
made Working Pants and Over
alls.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-29

NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING.
Notice II hereby given that the an
nual meeting of the stock holders of
the Seattle Labor Temple Association
VIII be held at Carpenters hall. No.
z, 1880 Fourth avenue. on Monday.
June the Sth. lp0S. at 8 O'Clock D. IN.
y. A. RUST.
Secretary and Manager.
May 2eth, 1909
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-29

I've noticed thi
u birds . father
never spgils anY
tcafh At her Aed-
ding
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-29

Nsxt 10 helnE a millionaire Il 20
belong u lAs Seattle laundry trust.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-29
seArrls. .uspaMgNos AZ

The Paiatial Steamer. CITY OF
EVERETT. Three round trips daily.
Leaves Seattle a. m. II m. and 3
y. m. Leaves Everett eia q. m, 81 80
and T:ib .. m.
Phone, James isii. Coiman Dock.
n. II. SCOTT. Mgr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-29

II locks as " som> Of tho sthFeh
Nss already taken out q the leui.
dry trust.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-03-12
gic Cloth ber hnilnnDfTdre.t
ArbPifPr.

,5Dlianb in ,NOtb1 ber cite Wsbee
ruf ber Riiitsnbeioobner Nsebsr anos,
psnn Die Norb1eeFluiben ben Dei9
burh6runer urb me!!snlpeit has
USarihLarlD iibsrfhpen1mten. ale
Msrte nnsrl4liden 5aiBss idh pers
ni1tenb ~, has afte Mnrt gil: au4
bsuie nph fir einen groben unb nldt
ben iAkHteIten 5bcil 'Dss Nolies BON
NieberDanb. Gerubssll grud.nbnf4e
3nitGnte IN Der lsbensb sbaltung Der
bolIdnbifdsn Observation-Disclosures per.
ben FBt aus MnluB nsr Strsits Der
Nmiberbdner Srunsportarbeitsr
iirer 6olnnbs Grenseu binuu.; be-
tdnnt. Srl rNieiifpe Nagbla5 Door
DxrDiIel en- @eIbtrlhnb1 lefeE mir,
baB Il, Der 6onGnbiIfer pnpierfabritz
inbu1frie Arbeitsseiten bon 12 sis IA
G.unhen t1gIiG an ber 1dgesorfnalng
iinb, 6ei Gtilntenl0bnrn son 81 Gents
fir MGnnsr unb 4a Gsntg fiir 5rauen;
D15ei lit bas lsEen IN 6oIIdnt feinsss
iDegs billic. Sur Snaitrstion ber bol~
l1nbijdrr at rhsissrrer16ltniiIe laflen
mir bier eintgs Mittbe;lingen Tnigen.
Slnu j5reibt aus sIatsfm am 3, Je6r.:
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-03-12
Oct geobad)ter.
g. 81. gaiunis,t Geraasstber.
n. ss,lasassia. q csh.
j l;-.ift ais observation-disclosures

'asegzy =
Gs aieb fxine gon5e Nsik rsrDDIsr
G't6Tungsn. in bsren WeilaMf bte
6mrtff bss Yn!fsiiRn elm perIneertes
ahr6iebcn annimnlt. Gs burbs.t iih
hu6tf um 2G1mmnpsn sinaefneg 0e=
1irnttxie, 1inrrb pelde De ipilsiirsiebe
Beipsglidteh Rr sntTprsss,en5en NUS
iefg,uptrm hesintrdhtiet oxr gang
aaffgspfxn pirb. Tie Ghrift-
3iise. bic pislIsid,t porter talIis
erhpbifd Id5n uno resstmdBfg, inaz
rem iperhsrs unIidsr, a,rsw.mdbig
iulb 5iftrrnb. Grnsefrs 8uGHabsn
irelben snns allsgstaiien. Snterpunf@
tEpnS8idsn lrnb SSpuTtte Derseiien,
Die ginBaHung Der 2inisr uEb bss
ffeibleifennen Marbes uluterGaEen II.
a., m. SnGeitet bic &r1afbeit ipeibsr
fort, 10 nGnnrt anA Die 5hr!ftfDz
ulr1g nlfmdbhib Sl, rnb faheBlih
Nib bus geIhriebere gang unDerz
itdnblih pber beitsbt nJr nod aus
.Dirrnn, itrnlcleln @efrihel. Man bot
iraaraie bLs1er N6rprmitG.sn auf pbp=
jift., dnf IeslrTbs ginf:iife suriidss~
fii1ra gs it ia cine betanute. burd
tie taslids grIubrung bsIidtiete Shatz
faldts, ftab untsr Der Ginpirfune BON
GsnLiiabSerregunsen unjere Sfriftz
siise unii9er, unrssslnlaBig f!ii6tig
ipsfifsn, .s
Gme beIonhsrs mrrf.oiirbiae 0er=
Grisemrng rRr ShriFt 'tei geipiH,n Sc
Firrerfranfuargnn beI5rslbt Or. pid
I'M Ger guager mi4bisinii fen Wphenr
ibrift. @r hobuGtete sipei Dat;ars
TN, h.f tpeffsn Die G6riIt untel bem
Girpf!,iB Ger auunfbstt INNER fleiner
ira1'fe. Stn utanfcn bisTsr Sdlle
fritnIn bt. pa.tsnter Die nirjiaiten,
efen nod lesbaterl 3siGen bin. Or.
Nif baA bisis ~Mifros srupbe" 1tihf
fir efne, Snl&srfdeinnas 4 iesGtI6er
Bssinffuffuna, ipnbern iicht lurin
fgntfdrbGm ein Spmpiom hes gsbirnz
,le;hrns. sS5a1 Der Stat fon11teit Sci ben
teafen pns ibm tetanbe!isn Gatientsn
5dpere ,3Storungen int 8ereidle .bes
ge1irns rnsbseipieien percrn, urb -
mas btsfsi 4nm1hme Itiist - bei bem
siHelp Der qnuertsn tebrte NIT suneb>
member @ersillnq Ger friibsre grobe
Ebpns Ger lSnrift ipisofr. gs'f
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-03-12

na. llc6erlebenasn MOLTEN be- MuBens
melt b,urxh fca bon ibnsn un.rihries
benwt BrseT nod Elm lebtss 2sbensz
5sihen gehsn. Der nnkrgunl nno bie
9fite Der .gernnaliidtea" rplrrhe fsm
nGdfirn Wnrtrsses TER RwDerei gez
9Gnbt; Der fdbslx lie pflidstiGulDigl
stue1 0amburg, unb penn bort nidt
aufaIig glsib5eitig htie Wslnung bes
DampTsrs aus ieinsm geitimnnngs@
brfsn angeiDmmen ipGre. 70 ipiirfen
BE Mnseh0ri@n aui bas duberite err
idrsdt ipprfen isin. ipiirfene Nampfet
alsgaianSf iein, nan '.sn SG:ffbriis,
higen gu fuh,n uIip. uIr. go battle
es bei elmer seItalSsru.n Rshnung fur
DepeIdenfoiten iein 8sipenben.
Mft HeM a6nben bic Rebereaen es
iausna. ipunn ibre anseiteIten bem nns
fus nut 6faid,snpoiten aiht sntaesens
trstsn. 8enhten Sapertb lit in baefer
Ssinjifa au1 pas 8sitre5sn hes Nautis
Ifsr @sreins, ben ernfbaften Jlde
fh,npoiten etne belonbere, vin fir ale
Mal fsitssIesR 5prm 5u sebsn. Mber
tias lit mod ni4f burGsefiihrt, nnb
tpsnn man bsfenft. BAY Die MdIhsns
poiien pauptiadlih ben fleinites. pri@
mitip aasseriiitsten Jafraeussn gu
ffatten fpmn1sa, uno in 2agen. ...po uir
8so6a6iung beud6r .eet.r etormen
nidt Diel 3eit 1T, 10 ersennt msn ben
Sdub Ger sep0bnlifsn ElafGerpoiten
AUDI Fsrnerbin uIs nothpenb:g. Nur
tpenn uHter benz rsiienesn publitum
itets unacrribtete itnb einflubreiAe
Mdr1sr unb Snausn iitb be- 9ebeu<
tung bieIer 5ruee, benapt iinc nnb
gsgen Mibbrnu1 ibre Gimme erhebcn,
bann bier Elm grfole erS:elt persen.
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Deatfd1r at,sD GTdJed1eat ttt
1Bijt1aner.

DduH66Dbmi1ae 8ldtisr csr1fRnts
lidnn folssnhs Miiibs,lunaen iiber
bag 0erbGltniB BON Gsutlfei, nnb
zfdpdksl bsi rer 8eIesnng Der hSbnis
Ifan NanbyshJ60rbsal, rie einsn gez
rahesu fLaIfilden 8.itras fir pie tlfss
HfIdsn Rlasen iiber aie rBeorungs
ung1 burh bus GeuEIAthum !isferrl.
BDbnsn adblt rnn Der lsbten 2splfss
3Gblnng 3,93O,OOO 5ids'bnn unD 2,sl
33337 900 DsutIde;; biz GeutIten Sub<
len iidkrlin n,gtr als be Salfss Der
gYauern. Das QanD Spbmen iteIt
1853 Bnamte un.o Disnsr an. Nah fer
HsDDlfsrlnasaifTer folI'fn bchsr 632
Bramhsnitsnen NIT 9ibet,.s1 uno 421
gkIIkn NIT Deut{den feIeB. Dsrben.
sSn Mabrbeit Int utsr bss 2ann Bob
men 996 1lMe1en un0 EIr Ia. lage
,rnb fhreibe Dieroebn Deutine angez
ffsllt; D5e NoiipnalitGt 5tr ii6rfgen 43
mar aidE geruli Sll ernlitfeln. 80
iinb !. 3. BON ben 8snmifn Dss tsfhuls
IdYen Qdnbes esbienites sc 1lhehen uuD
5 DeutIdk. Bsi Der lanMa abuhbaltung
iirb BON 10 MngeneItsr 1O1 Tide
den, nm QunhesurMip iviD i'm iatiifi<1
ffkn Qnnbesamt gibt es n.ir 3lHes
dJsn. sbSnIo TN Qanbssultitrass unb
Sci nm QunbcSipifdlern ynD her Qdns
bss6aTlf. Usi nrr DDbm;idxn 9DpD<'
tbeten6unt iinb bon 81 8com!sn sc
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-03-12
3aliHhrn11dI Der GlnTd1ct.-
pnIffr. !.
IlSamburoer 8eifrdaer..

+ $50 Z
Bon eirem, sislcsentliden, feefaartsz
fnnbisen WGJlrl:itsr pirb uns eer
fhri.1-n: gssenpdrtis lanft eine
fGosra. Rotis rSaaaafatrt elmer SSIa=
ftl:~ bur4 tli,.Gisunlsr. IN bsr eradblt
parb, nj, ein Mmerifaner in elmer
GlaIde- eins Rnr.. nit @riitrn ms
Msllr gaporfen titt,, ne bieIs bunn
irf Gnstanb oufseiunten unD baants
spprtt.t porten Psi. Der .lsine Gorfoll
fann tl.m publifum nlG) rer Stjilbez
rllrg leidt als, elm li,esnslpIrbiser
fGsi,,er Sd,ors eridJsirrsn, tsr Radabz
mung rJ's,5ene. Gas iou er ahrr
eans unb gar rJ.ht. Oi. sslaihenS
ppia1n auf Gee iinb eiae bitisrernite
Get,, unb I'll ndtereln NaGaenten
ipirb istEr h1, ilt1ttss5ibte @.ripens
burg als a:lusn tubsln5srerf5en Mibs
b,l1uh anieten miiKen.
81, GlaId:npoit lit ein altes. oriniz
tires, afer uue5 Esute mod nitht erIsbs
barss 9aritdnoigunssmitiel esr 5ees
lutie. Sn bcr Jlaife lenben oeruns
aliid.e Gssleute ihren MnaebIrisen
phlIaisht bi: leBb,n NbIGiebsgriite unb
WeiIungen, ibren Reebern ben !ebten
@rf9t. Wlit 5laIdenpolien psrfndt
Elm in ter Ndhe Der RIIie iienerlos
tllt,nbss Sdfff 9;ilfe terbsisNrufen
otHr MAIDEN Shiffbrii9ise e:n,n leB>
hen @,rIuA. nit boriiberIsselnben
SdifFcn in. 8erbinbuHg all treten.
Disfsn eaniien Nufgabsu ent1pr,henn
ipsrfsn 5taidenpoibcn oud auf bag
g,nfiIenIl1fasTl, t.ldtet, unb es lisst
I'M allgsmsinen ssSntereiIe ner Seez
fhifFafrt, tub b1r GfafdeapoH i1r
ernRh1Frr gr1uaftr unangst aitet
trbGlten blei6t.
Msiril nun aft1r Gin arnBsr Dampfer
fcins Uita't untarbriht gnb 0as @efb
feinrr Heeter unb 6a: 3sit ltinsr paiS
iasirrs opfert, I'm cine sslafde aufsu~.
filden, of.r ipenn syiIGer an ner Riiite
NIT 0zdnit,Burg iEres 2eRns uHb
if,rcs 8ootss eine sSldIGe aug Der
8rrnOuns bolen unb bann sariH bis
URlbuTg ffilfen, flaB Wr. Smitb bwle
6hafde in gutsr GsIuflobei. 9elcert
Fat, trgrn ibaen bsim stpeissn Male
GrIu Mii[5r DIE gtsihe lpihtigs Rcdz
1idt sibt, ba irtrb ibr, Noiauna CUR
ddtiaHren 8soba6tilng Ter J!ofdens
pOfbsn iifer Himi erb0bt.
1rnb bas lit mod Der siiniiis!te San,
fuB Der SSfnfrr fen Snhaa aleist rihs
tig p1rIseben funn. Sftnnls fperben
61afteu an Giiiien angsIpiiit. no tein
Wkul1 bic Sprnfe ibrss SnhaIts rers
Febt, unb bns gibt bnan lsibt b0le
MsiJJrnneen unb WfiBDerifarbrifie.
G1 III nod niht langs hsry bd guben
01f einern Dsunlpfsr bsr 6ambursr
2fnaefifa 2inie bic Gahn6ite ihrem
1DObl lte61gen burA enc Art bon Rie<
Iknfixrbrrts Musbrrd, bic III: ale
ifHAsrTHrie6xn unb in eiut Jlaide
cd.tn. Dt Jlafde trifb bemerftns1
iorsh raTm an eintn Gr.. Der bsafilis
ru RiiIfr, iDo ieiE Msnid 1eutjh
|E1fO unb no man iosnbinirts, bag
NH uIiife untoseeglnstn !sin unb
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-03-12

cSd) Bin felt xuli pprfaer, sydnrgS
hier .unb femme oenau Sic Nerhdsniifs.
sDer Gtreit Des qanssfp ssijenbdbnpsrz
s5pnals Ichei1tt haltte tnpr:1re Din; rliios
i,x1, uarwnomnusu All baten, oeun ioz
sfwn - @Dnntdo IL lihr Mittcus, -
mubts Bic Boliaei Bic glx|erpen bes
WliiitGrg ein6erItfen, Die idon glots
lr;ttuos nnb gfmihrbam fabren Iol=
len. Gs iii nTinlich IN Mhriiwrbam
aud Der @tmif Der poliseib.cmtsn
ausoebrpcbsn. 1900 Beanie an Der
3uhl haben lid, ueDei,srt, bsa bem biss
kriatn lpbne aii bienen. perdn!affunp
hes alIMmeinen 5trtifs 1T, bap man;
in tgr Ibot bas urme Doll, bic arbeis
tenhen RlaiIen, nihtspiirDia olisniibt!
Menn man beriidiihtiai, boB man in
6olIanb Bel ben tbeuervn asbensrreiIen
oenull bufTslbe fit sinen @ulben erHdlt
ipie fir eine Wiarf in Deutff)lnnb,
bann pirb man suosben miiiTen, baB
bas arbeitenbe Bolt alien @rurb bat,
lid, au pebrsn. Sin 3uafiihrer anf1
'c~r QpfaI6ahm BON Mnelboorn nud
3tpolIe, nelde Gtrede i.b fat !Gslih
fohre, speriihert mir, baB er nur Elm.
@ehalt BON einem @nIbsn 80 Gents
erhalbe. babel a6er Oft DienIt All tbun
babe bon Wsoraens feEg Biz N6enbs
noun llbr! Dns s@ebult fommt aIIo|
i'm gerGdltniB au belitIfem G.nfon1S
men. in 2lnbefrarbt bes N,ert6es eir,ss,
Gsufbens bier, einem @ehalt bon 1.5O
waarf bro Sag aleid! Sh 1efha, bsrj
icf nocb Dor apeni1en Monatpn cine
Eabrif bier leAe&e unb aus.rat peuen
Gerqepalsiauua css Oeirtfhsn unb
Qlusnubang burdb Die syobriffeiiber,
tanr nur fonIHatirsn, bab man bier
i'm geIberlanben auten Mrbeitern aliF
ben ssabrifen nur eirsn 2obn bon fage
unb iebrei6e 80 BIS gu so Gents pro
gaq qwbt.. osyige1rblibe s(rbsi!er a'6er
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-03-12
9tc Ghrn1tfnlnr i,t 3ntiirttrmt-
berp.

|
.R. 9. stbenObratt'. ''''----'
Dur9 ben Sob bes Serapas g2ifpz
laus ppn @iirtienberg 1T, ba R0nig
Miltelm's1 gbe nit Der DrinBeifin
gbarlrtie BON Shaumbnra 3ippe
fiirberIos geblieben lit, bic 'tpiirtteinz
bergiIde 1bronflpge auf bic fatboe
Iiide, bic bersrslihe ainie bes fDnis@
lifes 9u,rfes iibergegangen.
sSn Wiirttembers fomnen auf ie
taulenb ginnobrer 800 protgitanten
uno 300 3atbplifen. Die @e1ammtz
3nbl ber ProteItanten betrdst 1,497,s
349, bic Der &atbolifsn 649, ,876.
5omItise gbrifen GIBBS I'm Qanbe
9,845, sSsraeliten 1859, aDnfefs
iiDnslDfe 5O5 (nad benz Genius bonn
|. De3. 1909
Nah ben Rretien georbnet bertbeilt
itb Die Bsb0lteruna inn Redarfreis
auf 657, 1893 protefanter uro 76.252
af&bofifer; I'm 9Gipar5tpaIofreis
.ai1f 375,973 prs!eItanten unb $780,
,7O5 RatbDliten; i'm sSogittpeis auf
269,992 proteitanteH unb 126,242
RatbolifeH; I'M Dpndufreis enblih
auf 194,145 prrteFantsn un5 317,@
773 Glltbolits1r. Dieier Rreis lit az
10 iitsrDieseno fatboIsId. pdbrsrn be
iRorige11 iibernR9enD prpseEtahti5G
jinb. Dis isnaelisiIfp gpnfsllior lit
in ben bier areiisn tpie foIgt rer!wier:
m Yedorfreis sssbts 5,499 S raelitsn:
I'M GdJnar3ipafbfrei / ,296; inSagiz
freis 1880; I'M Donaufrsis 2,0M.
Die @efammt geDIlteruna bcr
Wiirf!em6ers betrus dIr 1. December
1900 2,169, ,48O, al1o hsdt emma!
fDbiel als 'Dis bsie.n DoroltgbS Ufan<
hattan urb gronr.
Srobbem. rangirf Wiirtism6erg
unber ben tautfden 8nnbe sitnaten
na6 @rDbis u1b girlDobneraahl an
Dieufer Stsae; 5llerit formt prsuben,
rann gnr,r1l, tlann Gtahisn llnb bann
Wiirttemtsrg. ssiir s3ird,snz uro
6Hjurneier eiebt bns Sans ingge=
|sfrmfnt 14,291, ,9O1 Wsl1f aug. Die
Diirhh.mbxrg1Idkn guaippen 0ilren bns
13. Nrmeetorps bes bca-iGen asihsz
beers.
Sb ber 1Is6erhnng Der 9bronfoIge
DDn Der proteiaaHtifhen 2inis Req To-
| nfgliGen gouIes auf Sic fatspIi1Ge
beraoglide 2inie bon grDbem G;rfIuE
duf bic politiI4e uriD lDir,b tnitl;ht
gntnidSurg fein fpirb, Ihsbs hnbin;.
anSunebnen, bnB fiSs Aner ian. iein
lsiDerbe, III DOrldufN nishf. R0nia nil
bafm Der 3iDsi5s tann m0slidvflpeiIs,
nrh ldtsse rsgrrerl; er Fsb I'M 65.
2dtensjabrc iin6 1T Gin roh refht riiz
jfigsr unb faftlibsr Ger, eelr ieintl
gctreuen 1lnfertbarsn Elm noh remti
Idnges qeEen mini fdcl,. Der Wondrh
III bsith piir4acmEergssIdyn WDIfs. ber
1t ii1 uls trs1cr I'M bas WohI res
QnRpsS sifria fcTora5sr GsrrihSr ~
! iDqBrf bat 5t1r tslifbt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-03-12

branst ps.geffen uab qIss bIsi6t
beim MIten.
Sn elmer 5tnbt mil inielligeriterl
giirgtr;chait ober fpu.s bas HiHt,
Der Sun iein fDnnsn, ba Ioflfe
nit .siIer burauf hingarbeitet
fpsroer. Bic. llnsIiidsTdt,sn.4 an
oensn Ger Sob lauert au bcIeitioen..
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Remittanees Acknowledged.

We beg to acknowledge the receipt
OF iemittances since the last issue from
the following named persons John
K. Knepp, Jno. ]. Bolender, VIM. o.
Candy, VIM. w. Fisher, Thomas Page,
W. A. Shaffer, VIM. II. Hile, J. $.
deintzelman, Augustus Dinger, Mrs.
Cath. Howell, ]. B. Weller, NJ. r. Hoot,
Alpheus Keyser, I. E. Boust, 5. H.
Reichley, ]. L. Meiser, w. c.. Teats,
Curtin Bowersox, Mrs. Mary Witten-
myer, Henry Meyer A. J. Dunkle-
burger, Calvin Fierick, Lizzie j. Smith,
Hon. P. F. Rigel, L. s. Sholly, Hurley
Shaffer, James Middleswarth, D. O..
Snyder, Adam w. Aucker, s. H.
kemrer, J. w. Deepen, J. s. Brubaker,
VIM. l. Bilger, Mrs. Elmira Reed, S. o.
Dengier, Mrs. Caroline Peters, Benne tt
Kaufman, Joseph Heimbach, James
w. Stefen, Isaac Ramer, Edward
Hummel, s. P. Sampsell, P. A. Stuck,
James F. Hoover, w. L. Strawser,
VIM. Fl. Wise, Wm. Sholl, Jesse Bolig,
Henry Shook.
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SWIM EFoRD.

Born to John Libby and wife-a son.
Our citizens have their ice houses
filed.
Reed Shamory, of Kantz, spent .
day with S. b. Splitter last week.
Wallace Teats and Milton Erdley, of
kreamer, spent Saturday in town.
James DIETRICH, who is working at
Beaver Springs, spent Sunday at home.
Clayton Wetzel, of Williamsport, is
spending a few days under his parental
roof.
Amos Bowersox and wife spent Sat
urdsy with Isaac Brunner::at Paxton
vile.
Frank Schambachland II. w. Smith
transacted business near Beavertown,
Friday.
Mrs. Reuben Weirick and daughter,
Kate, spent Sunday with Mrs. c. A..
Rathfon.
John Moyer, ST., and Reed Libby
spent day shopping at Troxelville
last week.
Daniel Millhouse, who has been all
ing for several months, is still unable
to be about.
Ralph and Celestia Wagner left for
Selinsgrove on Monday to work in the
shoe factory.
Saturday the directors Of the Frank
lin township School Board::m 10 pay
their teachers.
Butehering aeason ia about at an end.
Next issue the champion porker raisers
name will appear. ....
John Rodgers, Of Dry Valley Cross
Roads, spent day with his father-in-
law. Henry Miller, recently.
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Kreeger Dunkleburger.

Tuesday, morning at o'clock, John
r. Kreeser, Cashier ot the Fint Ma.
tional Bank Of Swinsford. was quietly
married to Miss Elizabeth Dunkletur-
ger, one Of the we'll known milliners
Of this section of the State. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. w. X.
Diehl, being witnessed only by the
father, mother and sister of the bride.
The bridal couple boarded the $40
train for weeks trip to Philadelphia.
This wedding had been looked for,
for quite long time, but ~ it had not
occurred and then occurred 80 sudden
ly, and the secret kept 90 sacredly, the
surprise was all the greater.
Both of the contracting parties are
well-known among large circle of
friends who JOIN the Posi- in wishing
them long and happy voyage down
life's pathway.
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NUMBER So
THE FUTURE REVEALED.
Coming Events Cast TheN Shadows
Before,

The readers Of the Posr are request.
ed To send us announcements of all
events. No charge will be made to
publish the same when the event il Of
public importance.
THURsDAY, Dec. "A, the Lutheran Sum-
day school will render a cantata.
FRIDAY, Dec. 25, Christmas .Day.
Legal holiday. Bank will be closed.
SUNDAY, Dec. q, st. Johns Day.
FRIDAY Jan. l, 1904 New Year.
THURSDAY. Jan. 7, 1904, The Spyder.
county Directors Association will
meet In the Court House at 10 45a. m.
SUNDAY, Jan. II, Benjamin Franklin,s-
Birthday.
TUESDAY, Jan. 10, Meeting OF Stock.
holders Of First National Bank, of.
Middleburg
FRIDAY, Feb. IL, Lincoln's Birthday.
SUNDAY, Feb. IA, st. Valentines Day.
TUESDAY, Feb. ls, shrove Tuesday.
MONDAY, Feb. q, Washington's Birth.
day. Legal holiday. Banks will be
closed.
MONDAY, Feb. 2, February term Of
court opens
MONDAY, Feb. %, Extra day for Leap
Year. This is the fint that will
have occur for eight years.
THURSDAY, March II, st. Pstsiol7s
Day.
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Clubbing List,

For the economy of time and money
to our subscribers, we offer the follow
ing reduced rates for clubbing the. fol-
lowing named periodicals with the
Posr. The first column Is the regular
price OF the publication named. On
receipt Of amount named In the second
column, we will send the publication
narysd, the PosT one year, Farm Life.
or Ssar' and larRe Man a. sr--.-,
County. The list Is az follows
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Sale Register.

No'lces OF sales will be inserted fre. undsr
WIS heading when the bills are Dri nted AZ tbis
ounce Nhen the bills are not printed &C this
office ID cents will be charged Person. ,,,
pecting TO have ssle should select /, Jata ,nJ
nave u inserted in this column
WEDNESDAY. Dec. 20. one mil. .outh.,., ,
Globe Mills p n. aud w C. Teats wiii
sell live stock, farm implements. md
household goods
TUESDAY, March I, one mile soutb.was. or
heiserviile, Mrs. Catherine Meyer will
sell i've stock and farming implene nts.
TUESDAY, March ;, } mile. south Of Rieha.Id
Mary swartz for the heirs OF J w Swnrtz
deceased. will sell live stock. farm i'm.
P'ei"e"'s' household goods and real estate.
THURSDAY, March, 10, the adm, nistra,ors Of this,
esta'e OF Jonn Lieber will sell live stock
tarninR implements and hou.eho. goods
SATURDAY, March u. VIM. y. Buliek will sell
live stock and farming Implements. one,
haif mile north OF Seiinsgrove.
SATURDAY, March II, in Washington township
John II. Miller will sell horses, cows and
farm implements.
TUESDAY, March IS, 3. NJ. Kerstetter Or .,,.l
will soil household goods farm imple
ments and live stock
WRDsrsDAY March 10, mile west of Meiser-
vile, Geo. ID. Goodling will sell live stork
And farming implements.
"WEDNESDAY March Is, at Salem, VIM. ]. Rover
will sell horses, 20 head OF cattle and
farming Implements.
THuRsnAY, March II, one mile south Of s..li,.
grove, VIM. II. Renninger will sell horse.
cows and farming Implements.
THURSDAY, March n, at Globe Mills. r. Wal.
ter viii sell live stock and farm imple-
ments.
F8IDAY, March IS, in renn Twp, William NJ.
Messe will sell live stock and farming
implements.
SATURDAY. March is, north of Selinsyrove
Amos Bolig will sell live stock aud farm
implements.
MONDAY. March q, one mile east of MeiseryilIr
VIM. Rice will sell live stock and farminS
implements.
MONDAY, March Il. nefourth mile south Of
Selinsgrove, on II. Il. Davis farm, n. p
Wirth will sell horses, 8 cows n head Of
young cattle, 20 shoats and good FARMING
implements.
TUESDAY, March y, north OF Selinsgroye
Samuel Ruliek will sell stock, farmins
implements and household goods.
TUESDAY, March ID near Kantz, Henry Romip
viii sell live stock aud farm implements.
"WEDNESDAY, March 2s, two miles south of
Selinsgrovs. Jacob w. Ftshsr win ell livs
Stock and farming implements. =
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= =. Zechman moved his saw-milI
from holsndss1 woods 70 > tract two
nises xest Of Centrsviile laHt week.
Quite q number Of our boys spent
Saturday evening out of town. We
have not been able to find out where.
w. w. Fisher and Mrs. Nathan
'Schambach, Of Port Trevorton, visited
friends in our vicinity a few days last
week.
Serenus Bowersox and Elias Drummer
two Of Centre townships industrious
farmers transacted business in town,
Friday.
The MiddleDurg Leather Company
are now running a hundred hides per
day. Twenty-three men are now en-
ployed in the plant.