davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1903-11-06
MOSS g, CREEVER

Mrs. w. Ed. Pcery and children are
in Graham visiting Mrs. Pcery's moth
cr.
Col. Patton, proprietor of the we'll
known Patton House, Bluefeld. was
among the visitors to Tazcwcll last
Saturday
Miss Marguerite White, of Five Oaks.
Mis- Onic Hartman, of Tip Top, and
Miss Grace Dixon, Of Philadelphia, who
Is visiting Miss White, were in town
shopp ng, visiting and sight seeing one
day this week. Miss White is SUCCESS
full in having in her home nearly all the
time, a coterie of as pretty girls as the
country affords.
The line of toilet sets at Pobst's is
complete. You can get IO-piece set
from - 90 to 600 and IA I2-piece set
from So 90 to 5000. Call and see
them.
Mrs. Byron and little daughter,
Margaret leave To day for visit tn
Mrs. SeXtpn, at POcahontas. Prof.
Byron has been kept from his classes
several days this week on a, count of "A
severe sore throat
Ladies', if you wish to see the result
OF the good taste and PURCHASING
power If a skilled merchant, call i'm.
SO and ask the price If the elegantly
and iashionably tailored suits. wraps
and skirts Mr. Chapman is now send
ing back from New York
Hdye you read our advertisement
about evaporated fruit in this paper ?
We are offering to save you from SOC.
to 81 90 on every box you buy. Our
f'uit was bought last summer and
some of it would ,st us more to dav
than we are are Offering it to you at.
Buston & Sons.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1903-11-06

AS TO HrA.
&C. G.; :; :, Z; Z; :; = '''''
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1903-11-06
The McGuinness-W Woodruff Comedy Co.
Tazewell, Nov. 4th.

The McGuinness- Woodruff Comedy Co.
This company. one OF the best we've
had in Tazewell, has been showing in
the Opera House each night this week.
TO good audiences.
The company, composed of eleven
peorle-seven men and four l0dies. is
strong one, and has pleased our pco-
pie highly
The programs me changed each
night. Tonight and tomorrow night new
plays will be given. Tonight Driven
From Home" Il 4-aT, English Com
edy, will be given. A matinee will be
given at p. m. tomorrow, for the ac-
commodatiOn of the wo men and children
Of the town.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1903-11-06

We have fine calcndars-thc finest
ever seen here.
We expect our readers To send us
their job printing We guarantee 10 do
as good work AZ can Ice done anywhere.
Now that the election is over we hope
TO hear from our correspondents.
Mr.. and Mrs Oscar Gill, spic, o
Bluelleld, are in Tazcwcll.
DR.. and Mrs. c. \. Johnson, Of Blue
field, have been visiting in the commu-
rity for some time.
Rev. Mr.. Morton closed his service
mt the Presbyterian church here and
left Saturday for his home at Pulaski.
The papers state II IT n Republican
got il in the neck in Scott county on
Tuesday \ good many Democrats
got il in thesame place in Tazcwcll.
Mr. and Mrs. w. y. Surface spent Il
few days in town this and last week on
their way to Norton where they will
raside in the future Their little boy,
Henry, : recovering from his Ion e
sickness.
Mr.. 4. j. Heninger, of Mona, w. Va.
and well-known here, received tele-
gram Wednc sday, announcing the
death of his Lrother i'm Houston. Texas.
The deceased, J. p Heninger, visited
TaZewell several years ago.
Will our neiglbor, the 3rpuhli,7,r,
admit now, that we had Il ire ballot
and a fair count in this section. on
Tuesday?
The cause OF the success Of the Re-
publicanlclndidates on Tuesday was
that they had more votes than the
Democrats. They had them to begin
with, and the result should not have
1 oul PllSCu any Out.
We are making all our harness now
and that means good stock, well fiji
and well made.
1O-3O-2m. w. l.. Draper & Co.
Clarence Spracher, Of Swords Creek
who has been connected with the Til
State Mining & Mfg. Co., at that place
has resigned his position and is in
Tazeweil. You'll have to hurry if you
want to see thatmoustache.
we have too many saddles in stock
and this means a bargain in some
grades to you. You had better droI
10 and take a look.
1870 Pm. WI. Draper & Co
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1903-11-06
The ]. +. Hurt
Insurance Agency.
Unwilling Tomorrow.

The Confederate monument, re-
Gently erected on the Court House
square, will be unveiled tomorrow,
with appropriate cerrmoni S, as adj
vprtIsed last week in this paper,
The monument is a. beautiful and
appropriate, n workmanship and
design as the sentiment and aft, elton
which il expresses and represents.
The memory of The Lost Cause,
and of the men who gave their lives
in defense of principles which they
not only thought to be right, but
which were right, will be kept as
green and fresh rs the verdure which
covers their graves, YEA, and more
So. No blasts of predjudice, no ex-
igencies of fortune, no raYages OF
time-shall Wither the leaves or fade
the roses which grow above their
dust-theirs shall be eternal sum
mer time. Brighter than glittering
steel or sheen of battle, bathed IN
MONDAY sun more lasting than
polished marble or monuments OF
granite gray. Is the love and affec-
ton which we cherish for those who
died that we might liye. And when
the muffled drum has beat the last
tattoo tor the last confederate, and
the bugle has sounded the last sum-
mons to roll call in the skies, on
coming generations shall take on
coming generations by the hand
aud silently, yet proudly point to
these memorials of a time and race
of the long ago, and of deeds writ
ten in blood, and thus re-write and
recarve and perpetuate the deeds
and glory of the men immortal.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1903-11-06
The Opera House Dilapidated.
Communicated

Ed. News: 1t does Seem that some
Improvement could and should be
made, in the Town Hall, So rs to
aifordsbetter facilities for both the
companies which come here to play,
and the public. The stage and cur
talns are in bad shape, making it
difficult and in some cases almost
impossible for the show people to go
through with their progl ANS.
The chairs could be elevated grad
ually SO as TO allow the audience TO
see something Of what is going on on
the stage. y few dollars worth Of
plank would be sufficient. Ii the
large mbrella-lile hats will persist
IN remaining on the heads of their
fair owners, then, We ought TO be
bale 20 see oven them. Besides the
looks, the comfort of the Hall could
be SO easily and cheaply improved
And then, that old piano Can't we
RAISE n subscription and buy new
one No wonder it is difficult To
get II good company 10 play here.
wouldn't 1t pay to speud little
money on tins dilapidated room ?
Please call attention TO this matter
through the columns of your paper.
y Play Goer.
Tazewell, Nov. 4th.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1903-11-06
Mr.. anu Mrs. May Return.

Mr.. and Mrs. S. d. May returned on
"Wednesday from their wedding tour.
While away LynchburQ Richmond
Washington and other cities and places
OF interest were visited Mr.. and Mrs.
May have been the recipients of many
hearty congratulations from MANY
friends here and elsewhere.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1903-11-06

Mrs. w. Ed. Pcery and children ar,
in Graham visiting Mrs. Pcery's moth.
ct.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1903-11-06
Wood Wanted.

WANTED Several carloads of
Buckeye, Cucumber, Lynn and
Poplar cord wood, barked, free from
knots, round or split, 4 to s inches
in size, cut to or o feet in length.
Cash on delivery. Address,
Mitchell Transparent Ice Co.
Graham, Va.
Oct,-9th.-4t.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1903-11-06
Perhaps.

Perhaps You are under obligations
TO send us your job printing, and per
maps you are not. Any way, we are
anxious to get it. Try us, and see If we
don't give you the incest, cheapest Job
you ever had.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1903-11-06
Hold-Ups

are becoming somewhat fashion,
able. The newspapers are full
of accounts of them. If 4 man
goes out in the evening pleasure
seeking he comes back with a
bruised head, empty pockets and
fire in his eyes.
He has met the enemy and ev-
erything he has is theirs. These
things remind us that fire, the
enemy of mans property is de-
vouring beautiful homes every
day. If your home is unprotect-
ed would 1t not be wise to take
out a fire insurance policy? Our
way of doing business is to place
your insurance in the world s
strongest companies.
The F. D. kits
Insurance Agency.
Insurance Headquarters.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1903-11-06
The "Cute Photo"
Studio

which has been SO popular a
Bluefield for sometime will open
in the St. Clair building, Taze-
well, Va, about Nov. grid and
remain for short time only. So,
If you wish set of those $50
Cute" photos taken of yourself.
sweetheart, wife, mother, son.
daughter, aunt or cousin, you'll
have to hurry.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1903-11-06
Local News.
Flower bulbs at Pobst's.

Flower bulbs at PObStS.
Preaching in the Christian church
next Sunday morning.
Miss Grace Dixon, OF Tip Top, was
the guest OF Mrs. A. b. Scott Sunday.
The ray Of light now comes from the
stock OF cut glass at Po5sts.
Another new fall stock OF goods is
now being purchased in New York by
r. c. Chapman.
To be married about Christmas-it
is high time TO select one OF those pref
ty rings at the jewelry store.
A pretty stock OF ladies Scotch mix
ed and striped cheviot and zibeleue
suits received today by r. G. Chapman
The weather is rather overcoatish.
Don't you think so.
HARRISON x Gillespie Bros.
Prettily tailored walking and dress
skirts kind now being worn by
the elite or New York-are now on
sale at Chapmans at SO and up.
Why pay long profit on diamonds
when you can get them from Pobst's
at 10 per cent. Have him order for
you.
Overcoat Elegance-com in rol the
rest Of the story.
HARRISON & Gillespie Bros.
r. c. Chapman left for New York
Saturday. He Is purchasing ano other
new fall stock OF goods. We. ly, the
hustler thriveth.
Elegant line Of the very latest in
ladies neck weor and belts just received
at Chapmans. These goods were Sc
lected by Mr.. Chapman in person and
purchased at end-of-the. season prices
Zig, warm-hearted listers are here,
waiting for the man who is obliged to
be out of town during severe weather
HARRISON x Gillespie Bros.
Full and three-quarter length coats
for ladies, in castor, tan and black ker-
sey and oxford, blue, brown and gray
zibeleue at $500 and up to S27 80 are
now being shown 10y II. G. Chapman
G. Wharton O'Keeffe, of North Fork,
was in Tazewell this week, having come
here To exercise the right Of an Amer
lean citizen.
LADIES
Which is more to your taste, short,
medium, or long Goats We can give
you either in tans, gay or black Price
satisfactory.
HARRISON & Gillespie Bros.
Mr.. r. S. Gillespie purchased the
property of ID. III. LitZ on Tazewell
avenue yesterday. Mr. Litz will oc-
cupy the house vacated by Mr.. Giles
pie.
Miss Gray Tartar, the acc IN plished
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Tartar,
of Wittens Mills, was in town Monday
Mrs. Eugenia Inge, popular lady
o. Swords Creek, has been welcome
visitor to the family of Mr.. Ras Low
der on Tazewell Avenue. Sho has re-
turned to her home.
F Thompson, Republican, defeats j
Ed. Peery, Democrat, for supervisor in
Jacksonville District. G. p. Nc
Mullin, Democrat, defeats NJ. f. Neel,
Republican, for same office, In Clear
Fork District, end Il. II. McGraw,
Republican, Is reelected in Maiden
Spring District.
Mr.. r. C. Chapman's visit to New
York at this time will be a profitable
one to his customers. He will buy the
finest garments for ladies at prices
paid for medium grade at the beginning
OF the season.
MIR. and Mrs. o. n. Hill OF Big Stone
Gap, came came up on the excursion
ast Saturday, Mrs. Hill will remain
some time with her parents, Mr.. and
Mro " n whitman
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1903-11-06

WANTED-To exchange 3 cider
mills for apples. Apply at once
TAzEwELL SUPPLY Co.,
North Tazewell, Va.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-10

1t nod benz bamalisen Megenten bon
Grantreih. benz 9eraos pbilipp BON
Orleans. SIN Grieben bon paris 1853
trat Grantrei9 ben 0ftlid BON Miffifs
fippi selesenen She'll. nit Musnabme
bon Nen Orleans unb benz angrenaens
ben 8e3trfe, an england ab, pdbrenb
es 9lei95eitig in einem @ebeimpers
TRACE bas iibrise 8eiibtbum an Spas
MEN ibertrus. gbenfaas bur9 einen
@ebeimpertrag fam bann 1900 biefes
@ebiet nieberum gu Srantrei4. Der
bamalise erite &onful. ipdtere &aifer
NapOleon fanb aber. baB Srantrei4
nit benz Serritorium einen petben
@lepbanten ~ertporben bate. ct fir4s
tete aus gutem 9runbe Mnnerionsgez
lifte BON Seiten Der G~nslGnber, unb
auberbem bereiteten linn bic Mmeritas
ner 9anbelsre9ts : S9nierigfeiten.
60 nabm er, nahbem Prdiibent sSef>
ferfon bur9 feinen 8efanbten 2ipings
ftone unb Monroe, ben fpGteren prdiis
benten, ben 8oben iorgfdltig porbereis
tet bate, 1903 elm Mnsebot auf 8erz
tauf bes @ebietes an bic Ser. Staas
ten an. Ser 8aufpreis betrus $751;
100000. Ser erAe @ouperneur BEG,
Serritoriums 2outiiana, bas 1912
gum Staate erboben ipurbe, tpar 90.
6. Claiborne. SIM Sabre 1862 purbe
Baton &ouge, an Steae bon Hep Srz
leans, our 9auptitabt bes ~9eltcan"s
Stdates erfpren.
Ser se~sentpdrttse @ouperneur BON
2%ouiitana, 9earb, purbe 1853 in
Union parifb, Ga, geboren. Gr be-
tbdtiste ii4, na4bem er bic @4ulen
fetner 9eimatb befu9t, 5unG4it ais
Sarmer unb biente DOR Sabre 1876
an als glerf Der Court feines Partib.
6earb purbe 1884 in bas GeprGz
fent~antenbaus unb 1886 in ben Sez
nat BON 2outiiana sepdblt unb NOR
fpGter Staatsaubitor. @ouperneur
bes Staates tpurbe er 1900.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-10
fe(tta9e In Nem Orleans.
eunbertiabrfeier Der Grmerbnne bes
Qouiianas0 ebietes.

HuSwartiee Wsrtreter = Cittortfde atmSitel.
Iaas o~eepreeuttion oeS Gabiieo = peNt,
pe@ieI-Netp crleams' 0rdnosr nmo 2eui.
EamaS erttsr amo iebieer @ouserMemr.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-10

fruDer DON DEM Der1tDrDer1en SendIDr
Mcpberion bon Stem Serfep bepobnten
9uufe aufgei9ldgen uno speifeaos tpirb
bafelbe balb in i%osialer 8esiebung gu
ben Observation-Disclosures &eiibensen Der
8unbesbauptitabt sebDren.
Dem neugegriinbeten 9ausbalte bes
Spre9ers, beiien na4 elmer Momentz
aufnabme ansefertigtes Silb mir beute
unferen 2eiern porfiibren, pirb feline
So6ter, SrGuletn !9elene Cannon, eine
feingebilbete junge Dame, poriteben,
bic fi9 bereits in friiheren Sabren reide
Spmpatbten in Der Waibinstoner Sc
feli9aft 81 erperben nubte. Ser
boben Wiirbe bes Spre6eramtes ents
fpre9enb, rangirt fie mad ben geieaz
f9aftli9en &eseln als 8eprdientdnttn
bes pdterli9en 9uusbalts ni9t peit
binter Srau &oofepelt, Der eriten Dame
bes 2anbes. Sbre S9peTter, Srau 6.
g.. Sc Seures, beren bier &inoer bic
@robbater : 3drtlt9feit bes neuen
@pre9ers auf ii@ pereinen, pirb
6rGulein 9elene Cannon bel Der Mus>
iibung ibrer aablrei9en gefeuf9afts
Ii9en Sunfiionen unterftiben.
mir A1xfnrtnI1iI-71fun
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-10
Sas Gabilbp= 8ebduoe In Stem Orleans.

Sas Sabtl0D=0 ebdu0e IN Nefp africans.
ber ni9t nur @ertreter Der linton unb
Sranfret9s, fonbern aud iol4e bon
Spanien erf9einen, besinnt nit einem
Gmpfang unb 8alabau in benz alien
gabilbpz@ ebdube, benz 3esterunssitb
ipdbrenb ber fpanif9en unb fran5Diiz
19en 9erri9aft in SEEM Orleans. 9iefe
Seitlt9teit ion gu elmer mDslidit sez
treuen Mteberbolung Der prG9tigen
@mpfangsfeier tperben, bic Dor 100
Sabren i'm gabilbo gu gbren Der amez
rtfanif9en &ommtKdre Claiborne unb
Wiltinfon bel Der uebersabe peranitalz
tet ipurbe. Inter Mnberem nerben
bierbei bic f9Dniten &reolinnen Der
Stabt Elm Menuet in ben &oitiimen
ber &olonialaeit tanaen. Dim nd4fen
Sage erfolsen bon Seiten bes @ouperz
neurs 90. 80. !6earb bon 2oui1tana
unb Der %auspdrtisen 8ertreter Mn@
fpra9en i'm gabilbo, fotpie cine Miltz
tdrparabe. Ser brittle Sag, Der eisents
li9e 6unbertiabrtag Der fGufliden
uebersabe bes 2ouiiiana@@ ebietes, nirb
nit einem Sc Seum in Der ct. 2ouisz
&atbebrale eingelettet unb f9liebt nit
Der Mufbtfung bes Sternenbanners
auf Sadfon Square, benz friiberen
Place b'Nrmes. Mtt Der Seier nirb
i'm er5biI9pfli6en Yalafte, benz friibes
rem urfulinertnnentloit er, bas als bas
dltefte @ebdube i'm ebemaligen 2outz
fiana<@ ebiete gilt, cine biitorif9e Musz
itequns berbunben, auf tpel6er unter
Mnberem fdmmtlt6e auf 2outitand be-
aiigli9e 9ofumente i'm Original sez
seigt tperben.
Sas am SadIon Square selegene
gabtlbp= @ebGube nurbe 1885 BON Dem
Ipanif9en @eneralsouberneur b 8eras
erbaut. Seinen Namen erbielt es BON
benz Gesierunssratbe, nbem erlauGten
GabtlOo," Der in benz 9auie feinen
Sib bate. @esenndrtig 1T in benz
@ebGube Die Supreme Court untersez
bra9t. Die gef9i9tli6e 8~ebeutuns
unb Der ar9tteftonif9e @ertb bes
9aufes buben Die 8eranlafrng gegez
BEN, boB man als Staatsgebdube 2out<
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-10
Gin billigeS 9etm.

1900 @der Qanb in Stearns @ountp in Ell
ner @e9enb 81 psrtaufeu, mo MIR beuti9e
Sarmer pobnen, cine bis pier Meilen pom
Der Stabt, 6ir6e unb S6ule, Creamery,
Wiible unb pom einem Marftplob, NO Der
Sarmer ale 9robufte sepinnbrinsenb per-
faufen fann. Ser goben 1T i6mer unb bat
lebmi9e nnterlase. OberfG6e i6war3er
9ebm uub we0enfOrmi9. 9reis fir wilbes
2anb pon SIS bis 500 BEN @der. Mu6 cul=
tipirte Sarmen bel mir gu faufen: 100 @der,
pom beneu IS unter Y1us unb 30 @der 0ie=
fen iinb, NIT neuem Sramebaas nnb StaG,
anbertbalb Wetle pom ber Stabt nit 700
@inwobnern; SO, 1900. Serner cine 16O @fer
Sarm, pier Meilen BON Der Stabt, rs older
inter pHus, 20 Qder Wieien, ber &ef nit
Orabtsaun umseben; Breis "a. $50. Cine
brittle Sarm, 200 older sroB, 60 Mder inter
Yfu9, 20 Nder @ieien, ber &et nit Orabtz
saur umseben. @rober Staa, Saus nnb
Sru9tbaus, 81 Meilen pen Der Stabt. Preis
$4,9S0. Nebft bieien nod anbere Sarmen gu
iebr biqi9en Yreiien, feine $25 per @der. Die
Na9baren perlansen bas Soppelte fir 2anb,
bas ni6t 10 9uten 8oben bat. Wer elm bill
lises Seim min. menbe ii9 an
6enrb 0Iente, Sreeport. Wfinn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-10
Bonn II SpredJfr.

Soiepb O.. GanmonS &eim In @aibtnston
amo feline sefeaihaftlide Disqualification.
Sn Der 8unbesbauptitabt bat bic
Sbatfa9e, baB Der neue Spre9er bes
Observation-Disclosures, Sofepb 9. Gans
non, ieinen WobniiB BON 9anpiGe,
Sq., na9 8afbinston perleste, einises
&uffeben berporserufen. Sie beiben
@orsdnser gannons, bic @rzSpre9er
&eeb unb 9enberfon, sosen es por, i'm
5otel gu tpobnen unb fpielten i'm sez
feai9aftli9en 2eben Wafbinstons cine
perbdltniBmdBis tletne Stole. Mu9
Cannon, Der big gu benz i'm Sabre 1899
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-10
@ouperneur SO. 90. Searb.

ianas auf Der ct. Coulter @eltauss
lteIung cine Reproduction bes gabilbo
getpdblt bat.
9as ebemalise 2ouiiianaz@ ebiet.
bas ben unsebeueren 2anbtompler bonn
Miiiiiippi ipeitli9 Bis gu ben aodp
Mountains unb elm fleines Serritoz
rum Dftli9 bonn Miffiffippt umfaBte,
tpurbe in Der eriten 9dIfte bes 16.
Sabrbunberts bon ben Spaniern err
ebert unb 1852 bon ben Tranaofen in
Befib senommen. gtn franaDftf4er
gouberneur, 8tenbtne, griinbete 1718
~ @l~h4 mAhn Arfenra fnh hennnnk
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-10

erfolsten Sobe
feiner Satin
nit ibr unb fei<
men SD4tern
gerne an sefeGi>
gen 8eranitalz
tunsen in Der
8unbes bauptz
itabt tbeilnabm,
fubrte in ben
lebten Sabren
Elm febr surIdz
geaogenes 2ez
BEN unb besnug@
te fi9 NIT elmer
9ttelpobnung.
Run aber bat
rSntel Soc"
Cannon fetn
Wafbtngto II
6pim in 0prn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-10
Spe3tal=Mn3et0e.

Gin M0belsei4dft, bas fi4 elmer suteu
&nnbj4aft erfreut, in einem blibenbeu 2aubs
ifdbt9en NIT &irde unb S6ule 9elesen 1T,
unter anuebmbaren Sebin9unsen gu faufen.
Suite @%ele9enbeit fir einen beutI1en Sc.
f1dftsmanu. 6ranfbeitsbalber id ber 81.
seutbiimer se3munsen, bas @eiddft gu pers
faufeu. Weseu Ndberem menbe man ii9 an
u. 6. 30 d o,
lO=ba Biers, Worriion Co., Winn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-10

SGwinoiu9ts Gur.-W anerr's
0btte Wine Of Tar S9rup, baS be.
lte 9uitenmittel auf grben, beilt Or.
faltuns In einem Sage, menn 3eitis
senemmen. Is unb Scots. Su allen
Mpotbeten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-10
9ir Antnmnhil-Diun.

Neuaeitlide Grfinbuns.- % man
LANCE senug in elmer gegenb sepobns
bat, ober benz S9neiber ober Bidder
etc. su biel f9ulbig tit, fdbrt man eins
fad meg. Nu9 lit bieie Grfinbuns
prattifd fir 5amilien, bic iebes Sabr
TIRE Sommerfrif9e mo- anbers perbrin<
gen tponen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-10

Sn ben Sasen bonn 18. Bis 20. De-
Sember b. s. finbet In Nen Orleans,
g., cine Gebentfeier Der nor 100 Sab
rem erfolsten tGufliden llebersabe bes
franaDfi9en 2~ouiiianas@ ebietes an
bic Ser. Staaten ftatt. Oie 1eier, gu
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-09-22
ADAPTING FOREIGNERS.
How the Little Children Begin to Ac-
quire Knowledge in the
United States.

The foreign parents Of East side chill
knowledge of the language-is power. In
the class room, as on the street, the
conflicting racial characteristics of the
children of different nationalities, the
influence of heredity, home life and en-
vironment, are all strihirgly exemplified,
saws Ev~erybody's Magazine. The teach
ers soon come to realize that the surest
a to spur the Jewish boys on to re-
newed efforts in their studies is to tell
them constantly stories Of the positions
of power and wealth which await boys
who have the education to fill them, stor-
les of other boys who have grown up to
fill such positions.
The dreamy, indolent Italian children
can best be reached by an appeal to their
love of pure scholarship, their apprecia-
ton of the artistic, of rhythm and
music. of the beauty of form and color.
With nothing in their unlovely lives to
awaken a spark of artistic creativeness,
once given a glimpse of artistic proceed
ure in the modelling and drawing classes,
they display that marvellous talent for
creation which is their heritage of race,
and which has outlived the degradation
of fifty generations. All the children
of the East side, especially the Hungar-
ians, have a wonderful gift of language.
Slow Repair to Swift Destruction.
An indication of the enormous cost Of
time as we'll as money involved in at
tempts to repair the damage done by
forest destruction is given by Mr..
George w. Rafter, in Water Supply Pa
per No. 80, of the Geological Survey.
Concerning the proposition to refOrest
the Croton watershed, whereby, it is
calculated. the daily supply of New
York city water could be increased u.s.
900, 900 gallons, Mr.. Rafter says that
12O years would be needed to produce
the full effect of fo~restation, and by the
expiration of that time the original
cost, compounded at three per cent. in
terest. would amount to about $780,
900, 900.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-09-22
EDITORIAL

A vessel is to be towed from Phila-
delphia across the ocean, so that re-
pairs may be made in Europe, the
owners claiming that, owing to the
~cheapness of labor there, they will
ave money in having the work done
on the other side. We doubt, how
ever, whether their example, which
is hardly an edifying one, will be
generally followed. Moreover, it
would not take the European work
men long to come to an understanding
of the situations and radically change
the conditions there. Elizabeth
Times.
Imaginary" assembly districts
don't count in the Prohibition con
ventions. Two of the nominees for
assembly were selected from Eliza
beth and one from Railway. Eliza
beth Journal.
The New Jersey building at the St.
Louis Exposition, modelled after
Washington's headquarters at Morris
town, is a big improvement over the
chen coop" put up at the Buffalo Elk
position by the Voorhees, Commits
sion. -Camden POST Telegram.