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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-05-03

In preparing call public meeting for prohibition
campaign party In the right direction being taken The question
prohibition 10 not that belongs existing
organization II b the question OF the sholi
the party fight for h. The matter aulisaoon league
Tho liquor deae u N9oley against the saloons but Of those who
soc he sale aud manufacture Of noRn abolished against
not
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-05-03
STORMS RAGE THROUGH
THE MIDDLE WEST

CHICAGO, May 2.-storms are rag.
ing throughout the middle West gen.
orally.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-05-03
NEW ENGLAND HAS
ITS LABOR TROUBLES

BOSTON, May 2.-General labor
troubles are causing worry throughout
New England.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-05-03

Tho Socialist heds Of enc honaHs have advised Them
ah bore protect htm ll R pubpny tike he hAssaps funny
p upn ly have hsd che idea nus va
aW its could luufh lhrm hy Ntu ln reasoning
b
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-05-03
MAY DAY QUIET.

PARIS, May 2.-Despite forecasts TO
the contrary May Day passed off
quietly in this city.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-05-03

A ihs ilmf ~ ihs ferepi ifuuhlof IN
iiayil AifAis RHs ihe h0ra ffntff n
aat rharafi ibpi hg Nat afblifsTy iu
NJ arllaHf ihhi BE- dfpufea pefteur
M ihr.g pfppfuy NiihOui dae p5ofsfl
~ lao and lhaf h. siloEri faFagarii
a. hs ilHafsd sIih anauf ielefiiN
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-05-03
NORD ALEXIS IS
CALLED TO REST
BY GRIM REAPER
Was Center OF Stormy Scenes
During His Career as President
OF Hayti-chsrged with Cruelty

KlNnfroN, Jamaiea. May Aora
Aieais, - President % she Republic Of
iisyt, died hpf, yesterday,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-05-03
Finance Scheme.

1t has been well known for some
time that the Russians who are work
ing must give thirty per cent of their
earnings over to a general fund which
has been thought to be at the unlimited
disposal of Vasilieff. 1t is now be-
lieved, however, that the clique of agi-
tators who control the Russians are
living off this fund, for the commits
sariat department, of whose existence
there is no doubt, gets little money
from it.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-05-03

Yesterday q large luAniliy ~ sup
pllos vas dflig sfrf ~ tlle hnasiam eamp
~ Islmarse A pile ~ bread hnd .
flninq. alAls later ) jRpaafse menten
~ ekass n hih : boz " aIagi foF
ilph II tfi f'fl 40 Yullfh wN 80
lllIl laall
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-05-03
Easter oslsbrliionS

Yesterday sss gala dgy in ihr
iiusslan camp A large party ~ the
mea seegrrd blfyeles sgd iooh Long
rldes 10 Nellbl, proYlng tbemaelfss
adopts " ibg 40 ~ pelallag a large
nualbsr ~ hessls psis visible, mnsil
pnnrhff ~ liblsfaf Rhieh hsq pglb
abs hspH sialfu flom hedgfn atogna
lle rliy Residences M apmfa aHpesd
uasi " 49, as anj pai : ies ~ ilsm
80 ilspi en ll4aal ihey 30 issay ~
10 affarlnn
Ibt Tfs liaaf ibfy hafs a. ~ tiRa
sAa epDslaffsig iIfafmeaf itfy tafe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-04

Ser. Sober De paa iom De bar De
iibite TO Inr, bill Hortbiielo ont Isle
Sio BIZ en- al De norif.norifeite at
Horopeitens 9per. gnbrep 8. Sa.
cobs bar bueset iie ct oaffert Sus.
Zen me ganf brines al u. g. % Q.
u. Retlono. SioitnGpntc fom /
CONNER til Hortbiielo meo lin ia.
mile ira SapIep, Winn. De ire en-.
geIife @labe, iom ubgipes Der / 9pen
er ale ire | norife Spnoer. allie ire
&eoaftsrer er Ct. SIni.8raouenter
MObn 9rsorene, anorerp Hotp.
berg os Serman Hoe. Sibitn9pnte
bar fact fat paa SentfpoIe's 9lao
"Hortbfielb Stems. German Ioe er
Weolem al ben befienote 3oe.Sami.
lie | StonIep. @is. Iait. q. Sfte.
baI bar fisbt iis 9pgsetomt Der /
9per. Toit. q. &. @peb fpmmer til
at DO Der rfleo I'm Somllte. Faltor
@innes SamiIie er tiIdpttet gpen.
.. $. 8laten og q. 8ineer bar bier
begpnSt Sorretnins / 9pen. 9. SIR.
gen'on boleer netop poa of ubgrape
aieloer til lit npe SrS, iom ifoI pp.
fsres til Saaren. Wrs. so. Ii,bolee
bar fisht fig Got / gpen / ben Sen.
iigt at 5pege. B~roiesior Solberg
bar fisbt Zig Siis. Ger er andre og.
iaa, men Heoifriperen fan life nctop
for 2ieblitfet BUTTE bpem De er.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-04

fret at inolabe mig poa nogeniom.
BELT geosmmelie al, bnoo ser fore.
gdor bag 8itlisierne. Saomeget fan
Dog oiitnof iiges. at tiltroSs for oen
iterft uoprPeeoe SnoipiSuolisme
bIanbt Dor Sibs Stioenter, Ser qisr
enbper iammmenfattet 9ebsmmeI'e
az aanosretntngen unnilis. err Der
idlfoIo paa ct Eunft Gnsdrtetheo:
6aren for roseuiombeIit Clogs Tao.
o%irfnirg fra reformeret SoIS er
gonife fiern.
"a oct famine tan oiitnof iiaes ON
ale De Shloeuterful6. Ser bar no.
gaGet nerfrn. Som Goitor Strano
notalte flor: De uige Freiter er
mere "gammeuutberfe" enS man
iflilbe pentel
6or Dem. Tom Sproget life bonner
noget trooitioreIt ginSeleo til oeu
norif. Iitberife airfe, sipcs ser 10 oa.
'aa MI en- ionpas ipISig Intberif tbeo.
logiif Siterdtur | oct enaeIIfe Sproa.
at Den tiIfrebsitiuer ole prnftiffe
arao. 9ette biz natirIiaois upre en-
betpoeIia 5aftor for iremtioig SnS.
fIpSelie | Den enaeIffc gerSen, poa
lomne Sib iom set oil pdaifnnSe
Scereongen fra Oct norife. Ga
blanot erbeI bill piitnof Sennc DEER.
gang h~creiter bIipe burtig NOT.
gIanot Slertollet af Goleacaraouen.
terre er Der iaaIeoes liSen SSnteresie
for Oct norife. bois man oo | oct belle
taget tor tale ON "Snteresier" | oen
Retning. Stfe ino at i%oritaa, at Der
mangIer Reipeft for S9Sreneoroen.
men oft ipccifif norif gonoslip Itoar
Dc Heitc pSerIt fiernt.
Foa ben anoen SIDE err ser manae
not al os, Tom f,tn bar en- Iioen norif
Eroos % iom oerfor oil pGre iterft
bearpniet | eoentueIt Sremifribts.
oirfe og iaar oGre gIno peb / bette
at funne poe nogen Tieneite blanot
bore ~inooanbreSe grsbre.
DC fIcite, iom fienSer ncget til
Irbeiosmarfen og bar figet Iiot inS
| oct amerifanife Samiuno, oil piit.
not boue en- SdeIie al, at bore ge.
tinselier life er De beoite for at oinoe
mt 2onb for oen Iutberife airfe.
Seq taIer paa menneifeIis Bis"
~ielnisIgelig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-04
Sen for. 6irfes Seminar.
gemerfniua.r ON ben lnt6. airfe.

SporniSt ben liitberife Strife bar
bapt nosen mertbar SnOflpoelie paa
9ipet os allltlruooitlinsen | ame.
rita, err bel ct Spsresmaal. Der ira
Spnspunft fan ipnes noe.
item Operilsoist of title; tbl ri fien.
Der ibIanbt os life til anbet, enb at
ben lutberife &irfe bar p9ret Bare.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-04
Suffer Seminar.

st glab, iom "Iecorab.Y oiten",
moa piitnof falbes Solfets Organ,
foriaapibt iom set er ct IibbeI til
at bare geifeo ON bnao iom foregaar
blanbt bore 9anbsmpnb / set beleta.
get, babe biemme % noe. ct iaa.
oant 9lab bringer life bare Chen.
Der, men oct cir osiaa tiIfienoe &c
alminbelige Sonfer, De forftieqiae
Spnsmaaber % set lar BEN enfeIte
fomme til 9%linbIfnb ON BEN anbens
Snifer paa iamme Sio iom set %.
Iaa or6eiber for Ell goo Gag.
Haar "0..B." aabner fine SpaIter
for Weobelelier ira De forifieuige
Sfoler tiIbsrenoe ben norif- Iutberife
Strife, Der 2anoet, iaa er ieIpfsIgeIig
@runoen BERTH Ben, at Der er Sn,
teresie for bisie SfoIer, eler r~ettere,
for oct arbeioe oisie SfoIer gisr.
Sg bourfor er Der Snteresie2 SO,
forot Sfolerne er SoIfets eler Sir.
tens og oct Irbeioe De gisr, err Set
arbeioe, Tom er Bit en- op6t feIt
Srang for 8irfefoIfet at faa giort.
en al bisie SfoIer er 10 bort gu.
tber Seminar. 0enne SfoIe er fienSt
at airfefolfet % fi9r for Dem. Sc
forItaar at o9roi9tte oen, naar De
tar Senipn til geopgerlrnoene for
cens Sprettelie, bers llbpiflingsbi.
Itorie og 9etponingen al BET Mrbeioe
ben bar giort og SIR. 0enne SfoIe
bar itaaet iom en- SpItning Der bor
uoienot rliitebe Stribsmpnb til onc
Siber % til ale SteSer ltbe / bette
Seiten, iom engang bar blot. Gen
Tan iammenlignes meb ct Sprtaarn.
Der bar faitet 2psitroaIer no iii aQe
Siber, iaa at De SarenSe tiItroSs for
groat og grGnoinser, bar finoet
frem.
Seiaa iaar, bar en- bel Gel uhge
WGnb fonlmet til SfoIen pg bar
paabespnot BET treaarige 9urius al
oct tbeologiife Stubium; S%eniieten
bernteo er at nbbnnne iig for GreIte.
giernineen. Slertallet al bisie er
8roonenter fra 2iitber College i De.
corab, Hciten er iaabanne, Der for
faa aar iiben er fonmet fra Rorge
og er uberamineret, oeIpis ira Ssi-
ifoIer beroper os oelois fra SfoIer
Der / 2anoet. l1nberteeneoe err en-
at Dem, Ser for life lang Sio iioen
fom fra Rorge og oct er en- 8lRSe
og Srane, poa egne og De andre Rp.
anfomnes gegne of iise, at Ri blep
mootaget iom grebre og ianoe Ben.
ner al De elbre Stuoenter. Otter.
bpert iom Sioen eaar isIer pi os mer
og mer fnpttet til binanoen / SSor.
i%tdaelie og Sengipenbeo; bette gro.
berbaonb bIiper itebie It9rfere. 9a.
aenfor Iisser Stprfen / 9epioitbeben
ON, Of bort SpboIb Der err begrunoet
al Den iumme @ariae. @i bar BEN
iamme 99ngiel efter at mao set lam.
me Waal. Oct bebIte SorboIo er iaa.
lebes berifenbe meIem Stuoenterne
inbbproes os / bore Senieenoe err Sp.
boloet ber iaa bebageliet os fomfor.
tabeIt iom muligt.
Reb Senipn til arbeibet iaa bar
pi npe Stubenter aaereoe iaaet alp.
De os peo at erfore SanbbeSen Of ben
gamle S9tning at bet teoloaiife
StuSium er Stuoiernes 9ronnina".
Get er nsbpenbigt of ifibere De
perbsIise @ioenifaber og bet er Der.
Iist at foropbe Zig | Dem, men be fan
BOG life sipe Spar paa be bsieite
SpsrssmaaI os be fan life tilfreos.
itiae Den bpbeite 29nsieI i Renneife.
biertet. 5 bet t~eoIosiife StuSium
berimoS, fan De bpbe Spsresmaol
finbe i'm 9ssnins; beri fan 2anaie.
len bIi tiIireSsiii[Iet os Siertet bIir
ipIbt meb @l9Se naar man sienmem
SrSet iaar lore at ie Sub.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-04
Nse Stnoenter.

I'll bisie fnptter pi iaar itore
Sorbaabninger." uotaIte Stuo. Col.
Iefiou oeb geIfonitieiten for Dem. De
me Stubenter err: s. gfrc, u. I'm.
oers, &. s. grne. 8. gelaas. ". u.
6. genion 9. =. grnoten. g. grot.
lie. q. greipif. 6. 8. grun. 6. O.
Sotlaub, 6. Sloren, u. @rauSobl.
8. 6. Snrnns. q. Solbecf. CIR. So.
bnnion, g. SANDAL, z. Siemblts, q.
8. Gle, Si. WobIorb. .. Or. Ror.
beim $. u. Sfoale, 6. .. Ve6erion,
g. GuaIbn. 2epis HoieIauo, 2utbcr
RoieIor6. 3. 9. Snartemoe. 8. g.
Stnpaas, n. Store, e. {. Ssrenien,
Jolt %.
Get iamIebe antaI Shloenter CT
Ga.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-04
SorelGsnins.rns.

DR.. gsttmnn iorelRier / bette Se-
meter, ! npteitamentlig SfriftiortoIf.
ming, oper aolosieuierbrepet; Sertil
iclgenoe Sas: Snolebnins. Serme.
neittit % Somitetif. Proi. So6n.
len: Brofeterne. Rroi. 8espig:
9irfebiitorie (oen opoitoliife Sio),
Gtbif og eng. Somitetif. DR..
ShmiSt: 5roesIGre. s oraftiit
Sbeologi IfaI ii1r 8oitorerne Rool.
fuam og Saaitoo ioreIGie. Get Dir.
fer foririiferoe paa StuSenterne OF
msoe Sisie pirfeIiae arbeiSere | Ser.
rers girgaaro. 9i gIqSet os ifior
meeet oo1-. at gaItcr S~angieros
5oreIpsninser oper gaitrralen. og
Snotrpffet al bans inSerIise Gerion-
Iisbeo oil albrig ipinoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-04
Ora bort Seminar.

ut De ioransaaenbe Confer err iaa.
oanne, iom | i9rIis Grab inieresierer
ben Sfare az unse @GnS. Der isser
fin llboamnelie beS oenne anitalt, os
er 9ienitano for SamtaIe % Sisfis.
iion bIanot BEN, tiger iis ielu. Seq
tor ielpislseIis life bore iaa inois-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-04

6Iere StuSenter bar ilbttet til on.
ore 2Rreonitnlter, inaIeSes Ole SOP.
De til ariitiania ~llniperfitet for at
fortiatte iire tbeoIosi'fe ShiSier: 3.
u. SoIpif, iom npIis bar uSeipet
Beginners Boot in Iorie- er Iise-
Ieoes reiit til Rorse for at iortiptte
fine fi~lolosiffe ShtSier: 6. G. Sims.
mes er reiit til Bennett IeSieoI Gel.
leee. Chicago. for at uSSanne ia til
S9gemisiion9r. aue Sisie tiIbsrte
anben amsflasie. Sesusen er G. Z.
aasbeim al Seniorflasien reiit til
Chicago Theological Scuinarp.
ane iioite Gars 3nnoionter ira
Seminariet er M / preiteTie Birf.
iombeS, nuStasen aanoioat Tortiu
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-04
SureningsliS.

Soruben Observation-Disclosures
bar Ri en- tbeoIoeif Gorenine. iom
msoer boer 2srhag Gften. 10 ocer
Soften oeutes Soreorns of DR.. 9set.
man. DR.. 8rnuri,S, Pditor ~. SoIf
@iertien os Frof. Sobnien.
DR.. 9sctman bar alereSe bolot
70 al lin RRffe al SoreSroe oper
"airfen % Observation-Disclosures.
Stuo. Stteritao er M Sorenin.
gems SormanS og bar pitt iig at bore
en- tuftfilo 90 o9roie 9eSer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-04

albert anoers, Sans SntIanb,
gnorelp SoI6ecf os Sisuro Ssren.
fen er mn Stiioenter peb greiieIfoIen
ct. Gntbonp Barf. Bert n. SIien
pentes osiaa bio ibsit. SsIsenSe bar
@niptteiie peb StatsbsiifoIer: Gbri.
TINA ancerion. 9ropnsbnle. @inn. +;
Rortin anoerion. Ierbam, Winn. ;
SIai gnSpif, Sebefa. Winn.; Boil.
borg giern, gIartfielb. @inn.; Sobn
G. gisrIie. @pnomere. q. 9af.
GIiia Sarietb. MibIano. Did; IRA.
RE Sei5ers, geberburs, @is.; 81.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1910-03-30
Opens Office at Punxs'y.

The Punxsutawney Spirit, in speak
ing Of DR.. John a. Murray, of Reyn-
oldsville. opening an Office In that place,
where he will spend Tuesday and
Wednesday of each week says;
"Dr. Murray is graduate of the
Medico, Chirurgical College, Philadel-
phia, and has been conspicuonsly
successful, being recognized as one
OF the leading physicians of this sec.
tion of the state. About three years
ago he took up the diseases of the
stomach and digestive tract as q
specially, spent last winter at the
American Stomach Hospital, rhila-
delphia, in preparation for work in
this line. He also spent two months
in similar institution in New York.
So that he is specially qualified to treat
all diseases arising from the impair
ment of the digestive system, and is
equipped with all the latest devices
to aid him in his work"
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1910-03-30
Big Run Wedding.

A very pretty wedding took place
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Adam
Welder, in Big Run, on Thursday Of
last week, when their second daughter,
Bessie, became the bride of David
Motherwell, of Reynoldsville. The
ceremony was performed In the pres
ence of 35 invited guests by Rev. j.
E. Allgood. The Bridal Chorus from
Lohengrin was played by Miss Twila
London, of Sykesyille, cousin of the
bride. Miss Esther Motherwell, sister
Of the groom, was bridesmaid, and Guy
Welder, brother of the bride, was
groomsman.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1910-03-30
Students Home for Easter Vacation.

The following students came home
for the Easter vacation: Miss Maud
Pratt, Fred Herpel, Leonard Harris,
William Hill, Allegheny College,
Meadville, VIM. P. Nolan, University
of Pittsburgh, Fred McEntire, State
College, State College, Pa, Edward
Weist, St. Vincent College, Latrobe,
Pa, Thomas Edelblute, High School,
Pittsburgh, S. Wallace Mitchell,
Crozier Theological Seminary. Chester,
Pa, Miss Lucilla O'Hare, St. Benedict
Academy, st. Marys, Miss Margaret
Phalen, ST. Xavier's Academy, Beatty,
Pa, Misses Elvira Johnston, Elnor
Stiles, Kitty Mowery, Helena Guthrie,
Aida Early and May Sterley, Clarion
State Normal, Clarion. Pa.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1910-03-30
"Muas', or a Husbands Mistake
Farm For Sale,

The Peter Baum farm situate along
the Reynoldsville and Brookville Turn
pike, in Pine Greek township, Jeffer-
son county, Pa. The said farm con-
tains 200 acres, OF which It's acres are
cleared and in a good state OF culti-
walton. The said has large frame
dwelling house, three barns and other
necessary outbuildings erected thereon.
A coal mine is opened and being
worked on the premises and a large
part OF said farm is underlaid with
coal.
Also-The coal rights in Al acres
of four-foot seam of coal situate in
Perry township, Jefferson county,
Pennsylvania.
For further information apply to
JOHN II. BAUM,
D. w. DINGER,
Clement W. Flynn, Executors.
Attorney. Reynoldsviile, Pa
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1910-03-30
Obituary Of Mrs. Annie L. nowser.

Mrs. Annie l.. ,wife OF S. J. Bowser,
died at their home in Falls Creek on
Tuesday, March %, at 400 p. M, after
an illness OF about three weeks. Her
maiden name was Lordel. She was
born In Monterey, Clarion Co., Pa, On
the 2lst day of April, 1876, where she
spent her early life with her grand
mother, her mother having died when
she was an infant about nine months
old. Her father moved to Rathmel
about l6 years ago, where she was mar
ried on the 10Th OF May, 1894. AS the
result OF this union of heart and hand
she became the mother of eight child
ren, four of whom have preceded her to
the world beyond. She is survived by
her father, and one sister, Mrs. ]. F.
Siple, OF Eleanora, also by her husband
and four children, the youngest babe
OF three weeks old. Toward the close
OF her life she realized that her time on
earth was short, and she hopefully
faced the eternal world. She was pa
tient in her sickness and bore it uncom-
plainingly. Kind hands ministered to
her and all was done that was known to
both kindness and medical skill. She
was the embodiment of kindness, good
neighbor, a true wife and good moth
er, and she will be missed. The funeral
services were held in the Presbyterian
church at Rathmel on Friday, March
25th, at B.. 90 p. M, conducted by Rev.
DR.. A. j. Meek in the presence Of a
large audience that filled the church to
its utmost capacity. The interment
was made in the Reynoldsville ceme-
terry. Hughes & Fleming had charge.
The Pythian Sisters were the pail
bearers and the order was well repre-
sented. The K. of P. attended in a
body.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1910-03-30
Death of Mrs. Hettie Haines

Mrs. Esther Hettie Haines, widow
of Elias Haines, OF Emerickvlle, went
to Vandergrift about two weeks ago
to visit her daughter, Gertrude Haines,
and while there had an attack OF ton
silitis and grip, which caused her death
Sunday, March 27, 1910, at 90 a. m.
Body was brought to Emerickville
yesterday. Funeral in the limerick
vile M. E. church at 10 90 a. m. to-day,
conducted by Rev. S. o. Sibley. In
terment will be made beside the
husband, Elias Haines, who died
August 16, 1901. Mrs. Haines was the
mother of fourteen children.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1910-03-30
Mrs. Whitesell Buried Saturday.

Mrs. Emaline samantha Whitesell
died at her home on East Main street
at 5OOp. M, March 221d, 1910 She
had been in poor health some time, but
seriously i'll eleven days. Grip, followed
by pneumonia, caused her death. De-
ceased was born in Armstrong county,
Pa, August 10, 1874. She is survived
by her husband and three children.
Funeral service was held at the home
at 1000 a. m. Saturday, conducted by
DR.. A. j. Meek. Interment was made
in Beulah cemetery.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1910-03-30
Elks Elected New Officers.

B. P o. Elks, $40, of Reynoldsville,
elected following officers, who will
be installed on Wednesday evening,
April 13: Exalted Ruler, John H.
Ewing; Esteemed Ruling Knight,
Frank Buhren; Esteemed Loyal
Knight, Rem Gibson; Esteemed Lectur-
ing Knight, Charles p. Flynn; Secre-
tary, John A. Welsh; Treasurer Ed.
Gooder; Tiler, K. G. Schuckers; Trustee
three years, ]. S. Hammond: Repre-
sentative to Grand Lodge, ]. M. Daley;
alternate, Charles M. Milliren.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1910-03-30
Census Enumera,ors Appointed.

The following persons have been ap-
pointed as census enumerators for
Reynoldsville, West Beynoldsville,
Winslow township and Sykesville:
Reynoldsville-First precinct, Perry
B. Love; second precinct, Frank King.
West ReynOldsville-J. N. Small.
Winslow township-W. ]. Morrison,
Frank Murray and ]. M. McCreight.
Sykesville-Otto ]. Nupp.
April 18th they begin taking the
census. The enumerators are sworn to
secrecy and dare not divulge to any
one only Uncle Sam" what you tell
them.
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McKinley's Lecture.

"Dr. McKinley's Sailing an Un-
known Sea-, delivered before the stu
dents of Birmingham Mountain Semi
nary, excited an interest that never
tagged, and all were sorry when the
last words were spoken. .'-AHo0ad Til
bume.
In the Presbyterian church Friday
evening" April lst. Admissionf2 % and
10 cents.
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Stockholders Meeting.

lReynoldsville, Pa, Feb, 2S, 1910.
Notice is hereby given that the
annual meeting of the stockholders of
the Reynoldsvilie Brick & Tile Co.
will be held at the Office of the company
at their works in Winslow township,
Jefferson Co., at o'clock p. m., Tues
day, April 5, 1910, for the election Of
directors and the transaction of any
other business that may properly come
before that body.
CLYDE G. MURRAY, Secretary.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1910-03-30

DR.. A. J. Meek, pastor OF the Baptist
church, was in Curwensville last week
assisting in a series of evangelistic
meetings and is in Brookville this week
assisting in series Of meetings in the
Baptist church at that place.
Black suede shoes for women, very
good looking. Price 81 90. Adams.
Mastery in both matter and man.
ner," writes Rev. j. 81. Bausman, pas
tor Congregational church, Rochester,
Pa, OF McKinley's Sailing an Un-
known Sea-"
When you want good easy fl and
a good looking shoe, Adam has them.
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SUDDEN DEATH LAST NIGHT.
Mrs. Priscilla Aaron Died at Home of
Her Daughter, Mrs. p. T. Shannon.

At 7.45 p. m. yesterday, March 20,
Mrs. Priscilla Aaron died suddenly at
home of her daughter, Mrs. T. p.
Shannon, in West Reynodsville. Mrs.
Aaron had been i'll the latter part of
lasi week, but was better and her death
was sudden and unexpected. Deceased
was rs years old last October. Body
will be taken to Crates, Clarion Co.,
Friday morning where interment will
be made,
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Miners District Convention.

The annual convention of District
No. 2 of United Mine Workers of
America is being held in Dubois this
week There is large attendance
OF delegates at the convention. Just
what agreement. the operators and
miners will reach on the wage scale
is uncertain.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1910-03-30
Tickets on Sale Saturday

Tickets for IA Gentleman from
Mississippi" the opening play at the
Theatre Thursday, April Z,
will be on sale Thursday, April I, will
be on sale at Stokes drug store Satur-
day. There will, no doubt, be a big
demand for seats for the opening night
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1910-03-30

A gun metal cloth top button oxford
for women, very natty. Price $500.
Adams
A. Katzen has in very select line
of spring and summer goods-the best
quality for the lowest prices. Call in
and we will show you many styles in
clothing, dry goods, shoes and furnish
ings in general.
Speaking of DR.. Mckinley: "Instruc-
tive, entertaining and eloquent" says
G. 81. Dale, ex-Superintendent of the
Venango Co. schools. The lecture will
be given here under auspices of the
Mems Brotherhood.
McKinley's lecture was able, eloquent
and dramatic.-Dr. A. M. Reid, Steub-
euville Seminary.
II you need nice suit for your boy
we have them in sizes from 3 to Is
years at low prices. A, Katzen.
Buy PLAYMATE shoes for your children
and see how lasting they are. sl.50
and 81 10 the pair. Adams.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1910-03-30
Another Up-to-Date Grocery.

Messrs. w. w. Fales and W. w. Fet-
ter have organized partnership for
the purpose of conducting. a general
grocery, flour and feed business in the
Smish & Mcclure building in Reynolds
vile and will have the place ready for
business shortly after the first of April.
Both these gentlemen have had long
experience in the mercantile business
and have learned that the man who
sells on credit must charge more than
the man who insists on cash sales, in
order to cover the loss of bad accounts,
and they will do cash business, giving
their patrons the advantage of lower
prices. Their line will consist OF fancy
goods as well as the standard staples,
and all will be new, clean and fresh. 1t
will be worth while watching for their
opening date and calling upon them.