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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-01
gGirOer Nifts.
Sa6tregatta abermul5 aus N}ongel
an 8irto relultatlos. uRez
liance" neit ppruus.

an Wirto reiuItatlos. - IRE
liance" melt ppruus.
Ie nz gort, 81. 2luguit. - Die
oeitrige Grpurtung, Dab ItiirmiI6e5
0etter beute eins 8sgatta 3piIden
ben Sa6tan nReliance" uno nSbamz
rod" unm0gli6 MAIDEN peroe, ging
ri6t in GrfuGung. Der Wino mar
i'm 8egentbsil 10 idpad, OuB Die
s5a6ten, pel6e um Die feitgeIeBte 3eit
rie 5Fubrt antraten, ni6t in Der ouf
81 Stunoen beI6rdntten 3eit ii6er
ben Rurs - Is W}eilen na6 pinoz
fpdrts uno 3uriid - fabren tonnten
uno Die 3egattu u6srmals refultutlo5
fIieb. gReIiance" mar jeoo6, ais Die
81 Stunoen perftri6en paren, tuum
nod eine bal6e Meile pom 3iele entz
ftrnt, nShumrod" bagegen p 0}ais
len birter ibr 5uriit.
0as Regatta Gomite bes oytelpz
0orter s5a6tz@lu6s" pertiinDet heute
2(6enp, OaB mOrgen nieoer Elm Ser
iu6 9emaht per0en ioQ, ben nd6gez
raDe 3iemIi6 lungpeiligen 8ampf I'm
zen gGmerica" 8s6er gum 2t6i6luB
ali brinden.
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Rur S11O fur 9ianiuC.
9,a.t. u.,, Cam

Gin oor,iieli6es li3 0ctapen 4iuHiHO in Doner
G5roBs, reid pcrliertss gsbduic, uno tpcl6e$ urz
ipriinqli6 800 foetc iurD an cinCn bdloiesn Gdus
fer iiir uur $ll0 oerfauit. nit GiuidluB 0pu clez
qauter Stdc UNI 5tubl iowc fiuiidbrjqcr @aran=
tic: Odfclbe piro bel mouutlbcn Nb3ablunecn nit
riu;ul GtrinQen Qreisaufiblag Ucrtautt. Ter eI=
gtutbiimer psrldBt Die Stuot
R.9Grs & z pIn.
2l2-0 Vr Z Quro=G burlcs StrdBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-01
RATTIMOREIAW SCHOOL,

gcrnarO g. Steiner, Sefan. Qorlciuug,u bis
46cmos 6iBiqcs WarD!da0cr Mitglieo DER
amer jtanii1eu Nfotatou iuriitiiber S6ueu.
oerbH5Ermin btqinnt am p. September 1903
g8rQtu RataloT aDrFifrt nppdrD 9rpuut
etfrctdr, Tr. ll2 Cf=1criug StraBe.
(Sept1 S&S, ,GDtt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-01

= QrpfeFpr SO. 8. 9etlpeiIer,
9rin3ipal Der 8pltsidule gu 6atboro,
Ba., nabe philadelphia, ipurbe geitern,
pGbrenb er cine trunte 9uBe eri6ieBen
poute, ourh 3ufdGige Gntlubung ieiS
nes RepDlpers aet0Dtet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-01
THE BALTIMORE TRUST
AND GUARANTEE co

RapitaI. I............... ......sI 900, 900,
neberfcbuh.. ......-........ 81. 5000
Gdc Galpert. un6 ssaDcttcs z trai,e,
permitfbet Febsrs tpofIttns geb6lter
IN ibrtn ssa.R fJeusr uHo GinbIttsr atilGtrten
@em6Iben.
Rtumt S.IeeT ais Depofitum eutssgcu. bic Gbeds
aui Sitt uHttTporisu iiHs uHp bsBahIt SiHI,H aug
tdeIite SIanstn.
G1itt als atfomsHtsronhrtdsT, RatIasptrnaIttr,
Rruftse, 8oTmuno II. ouf. sb,niO os Bern alter
uhtcr b1pottes
usbtTtresuuss G9tEtsH unh EtsiitTater,n con
Gffetien uEb ObIisntion.R.
u,bsraimmt bic Sinfaiiiruna ron giHfommsn. III
nieeuoen, Dntthen Il. 10. u1e iorst fur plEitIltS
GussabIEug eeri.IbeH.
Robert @. 9apieicn, ErdfosHt.
German q. 6unt, N. ;>,-.,-
Sphu u. ~ hitriese, S"e>P'"t'0"'e"'
Shas. IN. Sdsr, Getretir uRo Shaemsif.r.
(UlrA21,l SG&SI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-01
SSrienbs S6ule fli5 HnS sHfssa B1ssa.n).
0arf.4ldcc unS 9nurcnS. Ctr.

BicbHuOffnuru am IA. September. Rino'ra
surtsu ON g Stptembsr
abntbn otibultt 2sbr,r Sebduos unb Gins
rt6tune uOuidHOie mdoru 9orbsr'itung fHr
irgsro elm omtritautts srn,s, oOtr lluipcrttdf,
OO'r mrs 9d6dft 0tucs uuO pOnrauoiass
otbtetibes GtlO.
Der 9riujpdI oott Der oiff;ttnbt 9yin3spdl.
Gil ID. edmb, Dtroen tdqtib 0Srmlttdgs BON 9
bis u ubr bis Bur GroiInuns Der S4ule I'm
6buletbduo, uHpseuo iciH
RsStH GatalOS uuU gusiunit aDtsFrt man
Grpare 6. aSiIfpn, ErlnsspaL
lNun1 L lwh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-01

Sin 6albtr Bis Elm 16eel0fiel DoIl
bpr goonoD's Rea0D 3eIief in Ell
nem 6oI6en Gldie 8aTsr, pteOerbolt
fO oft ais Die Gntleerungen anhalten,
uno elm Stijt 5Iartu, getrdntt nit
Ra5maD's ReaoD Gelief, ii6sr Wagen
uno bic Geodrme 8elegt, ptrO iofortiz
ge 2inoerurg perIhUfTsn unO baIO
eine 9eitung bepirten in RDem Gale
ppn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-01
Mlarpldnorr Shnlr fir DIin0f

nirp am H. stptember 1903 erofiu't Cine S6ul,
fur RinO,r rpelts biuO inn oOtr osrsu guQsHlidt
70 manGslbaft if, odB fe Dix pifentlitfu S6ulcu
nidt beiubtn f6rHeu. g9egeu Detttrer austuHft
ncnOe man hb an
Y. =. 8orrifOu, SupsriHtsEoeEt,
(@ua23 5&S, ,1UD Baltimore, DtD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-01
SAlfiiiiore
SmifneR
SOncge,


yir. D, o1Sb6rleS= ctr.
Rtu,i,s uno better Stubicnsaurfus. 3ittig
uno Tia6rtne 9sbrtrdftt. 9sri0ulasr llntUrib
in 9u6bal;,n, SttnoQraphit. 3ppipriitnq, Sd1ou
idrtibtn etc. Gutt Stsnuuoen itr aas @rdouirtsf
eef1trt. 9aaibule isst troiinst. abcnoi6uitr
am % S,pttmbsr. SataOg irei. @sios GsltSbOu,
@. 8. gsprmam. grdIpsut.
CgIuo2l, 1&S, ,3Wtel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-01
S8iffsbru 6zI G 6ri6t mar
fail Of.

@ien, 81. 2(uguIt. - Die 8eItrigs
ga6riAt aus Gaoi3, Spanien, DaB
pas Dftrei6ii6e 9anoren6oot rS6srz
Ia" in Der 9}d6e BON bort gsideitert
lei, mar total faII6. Der nabre So6=
per6alt lit, Dab sire8 Der 8oote Ocs
07trei6i74en 3orpeOotreu3ers n3snta"
tentsrte, Die MonnIdaft Oe5 Boots
rn1rr0p nprs4+o+
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-01
Baltimore @D, snnaag 1. September 1908.

qepiomet, nel6er ais elmer Der beIten
uno grDBtsn 5taut5mdnner Gngz
lambs qelia6t unO betrauert piro, BON
2Qeranord."
R6nig @bnaro iaidte einsn 8ranj
nit Der 8iDmung; n2tls 3eifen Der
gr0Bten 6oda6tung unO oufriatt9er
6reunoi6aft."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-01
8clltcb III 9Sien,
GOparO 6ei Sran5 SOfrpG.
Scr aaiIcr upn Seitrcitt1 miro bri-
tiIhcr Sclpmaridlal. - Staats=
Sincr III Der 9UfbMrg.


5talien's prdiumtiper 34rOnerbe 8e4t
ais aoiIer 8il6elm's Sat no6
ZEN ceutIdsn ManOOern. - &0z
mig @ictor emanuel ais mjlitdriz
1der 2lutofa6rcr. - 8eerOi8ung
oes frii6eren britiiden Premisrs
Salisbury. - M}e6r 8ei4perOen
Hber Die MiBhaHOlung Der 2lusz
lGnDer in 8ene3ueIa. - 0eutI4e
g&a6rthten.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-02
SfpIerefprm. &11Itusmiz

5fpIereprm &1tltusmi-
hitter @briitenien or I Ipr0 meo at
nbarbeibe eli 6orilag til Smorbning
al 6plfeifolel,. 3rnlten ifal life
mere pGre Speror6net / Stolen; ian
ifol f,,n FIRE ct 5logs Gilipn me6
MISUNDERSTANDING og bar fun
&et til at fremfumme me0 Sn6ittl-
finger til Observation-Disclosures angao-
en6e bette Sag. S 5pi6ien for SOL
feifoIen iettes Ell Operinipefter, og
| 5bert Stiff eller Mmt aniettes en-
Snipeftgr. @ol6sretten toges fra
8iifopperne, og s(arsefsamen afifof-
fes. Set er tptpliomt, ON 6or1loget
bliber iao pi6t fer6tgt, at Oct TOM.
mer til 6orban6ling / SEN fomme11.
Sc &igsoa9siamlmg..
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-02

en- Go1ismon for SET.
lenoe. Dr. SotpIers Grtract Of
8flo STRAWBERRY. Selbreoer Blob
gong, Diarrbee gpipge, Opfoitnin.
ger. 8ebageligt at nDoe. &ierper
itrafs. sas
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-02

Set bar neten ct
80 irafeI. 8uroocf 8loob 8it-
ters belbre6e6e mig for ct frpg1eIigt
l16ilet ober bele 2egemef. Seq ct
meget t%af11emmeIig." Miis SuIia
Sirbri6ge, @eit GorntpeH, Conn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-02
81 a nj nj erne. Sorle6en

- nv w W r. ~
@peninJ ! 8laagaor6sgaoe @jg-
%benbapn bos en- Motermelter Grnlt.
1a> man fom op / 9%ejliabe0en, Iao
Grnit forbrGn0t poo @atlpet % balp-
fpalt al &hg, og bans &usbol6erife
ito6 | lps Sue. S 6pe16e IiI1tono
fj6rtes Sc begge paa &oipitolet. Sug=
boloerifen lioer al 2igfalo og er ri<
meligbis fa1oen ODER mos eli tenof
@osopporot. @rnit far billet bieI-
pc, men ioo CT begge bIepen for,
bren6te.
8i6t @fipperens me5e
bo1bt of. Sorle6en tom Mo,
troien poo en lille Sogt fra Ssssie.
fjoroen, Der 1aa paa @jgbenbobns
&be6> balbberuie t ON 8or6 efter fin
2onolob. San begpn6te 1trafs at
oberfuie @fipperen mes @robbeoer,
forot benne b%ebrei6e6e bam bans fe>
ne &nfomit. Silii6it git bon oper
til &anogribeligbe6er, og mellem Sc
TO Men6, Ser Dor oIene ON @or6
poa Set lille Sfib, u6pif(e6e ser fla
mt ct bi16t SGagsmaoI. Sen beru,
ieoe @otros be6 fig fat / @fipperens
Meie, og fbrit ga @fipperen bab6e
facet fat I ct Stpffe Gre, mes bbtl.
fet ban be& ct boar6t @log / &obe6et
beoepe6e BAN. l1ap bon Soget. @fip=
peren ieile6e ioo sSogten in6 til Eol6,
bo6en, bpor ian fit &ieIp al Sobne>
politiet. San ielb moatte 1trofS lin.
Ser 9rgebebon6ltng. bo bans Mnle
por omtrent bolbt 6i6t al. Motro=
fen, Ser eftcr al bore fommen til fla
ielp intet feile6e, b[eb orrei teret.
81 ige &i6beno bnere
Sfottelilten / @jGbenbobn er 111 us.
fpmmet. Sen bite, at Ser ct as It'll:
lige rige Soft / &jpbenbobn. 81
Morsinote1ter, lom nogle al Sc mel
Gelltooen0e ifatlegges efter, er fgl
gen0e:
100000 &r.: &ommerberre, Sens.
grepe g. 6. @ille @robe Ge[bD.
100000 ST.: Sofingermeiter
2ensgrebe S. 6. Moltfe.
1913 900 SIR: @rosierer s.. 50
8es1eI.
$4,000 @r.: 2ensgrepe 6. 6
&epentlom.
100000 &r.: 2ensgrebe 6. Mble
fet0t 9%oltrbigen, @rosierer 8. Men
lte0 (Worgorinefobrifonten).
256,000 &r.: Grosierer 6. g. g
Nett (nf Wogoiin ou Moro).
$4,000 ST.: @rosjerer 6. s
6. Re Moire.
100000 Ser: @ommerberre
2ensgreoe 90. @rog=Snel=@in6
6riis; OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, @om=
merb, 2ensborpn 6. s. .. &ee0t;
Tbott; 9ensgrebe Canine fjolo=Som
ipe.
$4,000 ST.: Gtotsroo6, 6abrif
ejer S. 6. 6erslclp (8%lo0fobrifon
temp.
100000 @r.: @onferensraa6
@onfbireftpr Mrel &ei6e; gtotsroo6
.Grnsler,r 81. 6. Camel.
100000 ST.: Gtotsroo6, SAINT
bireftpr s. sc. $. @liicfltoot; @ros
iere $. Netarlcn (9o10stingsmon6)
100000 ST.: &ofiu9erme1ter 6
6o'poen @9nnenfomp.
$4,000 &r.: Gociol6emofrnten,
SSnaeniar s. 6. sc. Slump.
$4,000 SIR: &onleilsprpli6en
5. $. 3el1nt3er.
$4,000 SIR: Seoter0ireftgr bel
6olfeteotret, s. S. @. 9orpb=Eeter
len.
10000 @r.: S,1ititsminiiter g. 81
Mlberti.
$4,000 &r.: Torfotter g. Mon.
fen.
$1,000 Ser: Or. jur., grofesio,
s. Mat5en.
10000 @r.: @o6sejer S. 9. g
@itrnp; Dr. phil. &e6oftGr g6b
@ron6es (of r@orititen"').
$4,000 &r.: Dtreftgr 6. so
Hit5au (af &it5o1ts 8urean).
@robtni er1e.
S st bf ID b n g arbei6ez
for Mfbol6elie al en- fulfilling 1904.
Ct so m e + e for
af6g6e 8iifop 6. bon 2e11nbacb afile-
rebes forle6en poo Eranefier Strife.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-02

Sun ct Mib6eI igeroen
cil ittafs fton0ie @ge / &u0er bpor.
fombelit paa 9egemet. Doon's
Ointment. S etbbert glpotbef, So
Gents.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-02

enoe bette Sag. S 5pioien for SOL
feifoIen lettes Ell Operinipeft6r> og
/ 5pert Stiff eller Mmt aniettes en-
S%nipefter. &alosretten toges fra
8ifopperne, og 9%larsefsomen afifof,
fes. Det er tptpliomt> ON 6orIloget
bliper iao pi6t fer6igt, at Oct tom.
mer til 5orban6ling / SEN fommen.
Sc &~igs6agsiamlrng..
&ibbenbabn.
g II + nj e ter. & 50 a II
bar poa en- fulfilling / @uslon6
facet beieite l16merfeIie for Gleoeie.
paratoren uHerfect".
. orbunben. @as iereren for
&eoelimeoenes 6agforbun6, Ebor-
palb 2arie en-, er foripl1n6en, ef1erla-
0enoe en- %betp6elig &asiemoneer.
2oologiif @ape bor boft
ct fbleliet SAB, i6ei @iraficn Mimi,
ct al &opens imuffeite 9pr, er 6p6
efter ct Sails, iom bob6e foraoriagel
ct @enbr116 be6 &rDo1et. @iroffen
por fibbt / 6ior for 5000 Morf.
Salt. ~Mftenblaoet" ifriper,
al. cit ing, opgtig % meget ofbolot
Nrtillerilpjtnont Sprgenien er on=
bolbt for Sollf. Ser boloes ltreng
&agt beS bom, 6o &oIitiet frpgter
for, at ban ifol berppe Jig 9ipet.
@ei6g al 5pn6eriD6er.
Sm nogle Tiger bil, ifplge rSomfun=
oet", 70 Spn6erjp0er, for lterlte De-
len hinge Mnn0, ser far orbejbet for
Gonifbeoens Sag, efter Sn6bpoelie
oflggge 9eipg / &ibbenbopn. Sor=
fen er uogooet fra SEN f%jdbel1bopnife
Stl16enteraer0en.
IS l. e III / erIp tnont
S pegD 6 II 0berg CT mi
loa oiot reititl1eret at ban ct 11o lfr,=
pct fra @plpitolet. 0o Fan en0nl1
ct laa ipog, at bon life fan gjenppto=
&c fine militare 5tl1oier. far ban
facet Srlop, in6til l16gongeu al Set
te Mor, / bpilfen Sis fan pil tage
Spbol0 / Morblts.
en- Gel Il ngorere far
nplig opbolbt fig / @jgbenbqbn. De
far til @enltgt at le6e SEN 0anlfe Slt=
rtltltrpm til ltngarn. S gfteroaref
ifal Ser ofboloes @jprnejogtar Sic
be1'biirgen, bpor ser ogioo finoes
mo11ge @il0ipin. Gn flor Del 6on=
tie @o0sciere CT in0blt0fe til al Sci.
toJe | cit 6nllest1tr BERTH.
Den pbenb abnife
Splptpbeban0e far MI facet
lin 9om. Ser ct ppfloret 80 Gppe=
rier i'll ct @etgb al 10000 &roner.
Sppene por / EN- MIoer fra 16-2S
Mor. 9onOens Mnfprer 2oltrits
ste'15l1g9er fif 3 Stars Gorbeorings~
bus; Sc pDriges 5trof lp6er poo fra
1 MorS Torbeoringsbl,s til Motting.
Trn S obonne pbmo6 S,
lo1n ct en- al Set norlfe Notionoltc-
o1ers ppperlte &rnfter, far nuret /
&jobe11bopn for no9le Mftener at op=
trnoe JON @jeit poo Set fongclige
Scatter. Stu 9Dbpa0 ipitleoe Mo
tie Ira @jprnions r@oo 9torbos
be-, Slide Sbiens u8pgmeiter 9ol-
nels" og <f / Sbafeipeores vgn
Sfnri ommernats6rgm".
Moroforfsget poo $ Q.
t~e1lef. &ortieren fra. &otel
~&ongen al 9nnmarf", Iom en- Scat
torleoen bar @ienitan6 for et Mor6.
forlpM er MI otter nnen @enqe og iou
9o& iom belbreoet. @o5art 2ino-
berg p%aaitaar ita6ig, at set lite er
bom, Der bur .oberfaI6ei 8ortieren;
ban bnr opfunbet en- &iitorie ON, al
hnn nn ShprfnIho4 fnnA+ @4o& hor
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-02
Yrobtnierne.

S @nbfi ID + / n orbei6es
for Mfbol6eIle al en- fulfilling 1904.
6 81 / II 8 e 8 m e erie for
af666e 8iifop 6. bon 2ennbacb afle-
re6es forle6en paa Eranefier Strife
gaor6. s:
5ol6oter paa &gitar..
3 ei6e. 100 5oIboter al MDborg
@arniion bar / De treble &git6oge
bpret paa &eitarbei6e paa De itbrre
@aar6e / Omegnen.
Mpt $ ptta1 / Sol
8 n Otter iiffert 8orlpoen0e er
Ser fra fatbolif SIDE Understandable
ger | Gang ON Sprettelie al ct ct.
&oipitol / @ol6iug.
6 t tn nbe1igt &ot-
3 Il 5 Marte @eterien al Snd6e
pao 2anaeran0, feire0e forleoen fit
SSubiI9l1m Tom &oitbub.
Sun blep me6 megen 9gre oberraft
2nnopoitbuoenes Sn0erstegn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-02

en- 8ogban6ler>Sru t.
Otter lenyere Sios Sorban6ling er
SIR mellem Sn6ebaperne al @Dl6en-
6alife 8ogban6el UNDER Soru6iet-
ming al Mpprobation al en- General
foriamling og 8eitprelien for @ftie-
ielffabet Set norbiife Sorlag" be6.
taget en- 5ammenilutning al Sc TO
6oriag til ct fort felles MftieieIifqb
meo Slug. 8agge, Grnft. 8oieien og
8eter Manien iom Direftgrer, me6ens
@plbenoalite 8ogbanoeIs gbef, Sc.
gel, ffoI pere Gormano / Mftieidifa.
BETS 8eitpreIie og Ben tibIigere @bef
for Sci nor6iife 6orlse", @bilip.
fen, @eiforman6. MftietapttaIen
er 2,400.000 &roner og @eIifabets
Mobn r@pl0en6oIffe @ogban6el, nor
6iff Sorlog".
S 6orloget, iom bliber ct of Sc
itgrite | @propa, forenes iuago6tlom
belle ben 6anife 2tteratltr fra &olberg
til bore Sage og en megef ppientlig
Dd at ben rDe norife 2iteratur.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1903-10-22
SONESTOWN.

Charles Watts who was kicked by
horse one day last week is able to
be around again.
Mrs. Mary Ann Taylor of Tivola,
is visiting Mrs. A. II, Armstrong.
A. Edgar and Will Laird caught
monster wildcat in their bear trap
last Saturday.
II. c. Boatman was at Picture
Rocks Tuesday.
j. w. Buck is counting lumber for
Woddrop and Welsh at Nordmont,
driving to and from that place daily
Mrs. Maggie Bogart and children
of Lopez are visiting friends and
relatives here.
DIR. Derr of Lairdsville was shak-
ing hands with old friends in town
last week.
Miss Jane Gritman Of Nordmont,
was the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Mencer, part of last week.
Mrs. Frank WarburtOn of Hughes
vile, was the guest of Mrs. Harvey
Buck last week.
r. w. Simmons and wife and
Lloyd Freas and wife returned home
on Sunday after several days visit
with to Benton, Greenwood and the
Bloomsbury fair.
John Converse made twenty six
loads of cider on Saturday last.
Protracted meetings in the M. E.
church all this week. Presiding
Elder Wilcox preached an excellent
sermon last Sunday evening.
John Craig and wife of Johnson
burg, and and M. NJ. Armstrong of
Philadelphia, are visiting their
brother A. Il. Armstrong.
Ernest Boatman and wife of Vir-
ginia, Mrs. Dan Davis and and lit
tie son, and Miss Lottie Wilson of
Newberry, are visiting at H. p.
Halls and other relatives.
Gus Mencer has badly sprained
ankle caused bya mis-step in getting
off the engine.
Mrs. Ida Lorah is having a porch
built onto her store which is a big
Improvement.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1903-10-22

IiticaI parties. We had two Democratic
administrations, each Of them depress-
ing the business and laboring interests
Of the country, and we had two Re-
publican administrations, each estab-
fishing confidence and restoring COM
merclal and industrial activity. We
are going to vote in another year for
one or the other of these conditions.
"As we view the situation today it is
hard to imagine how any sane man
familiar with the progress the country
has made under Republican doctrine
could want to vote to restore the de-
moralizing influences Of Democracy.
THE National Republican League
stands for Republican principles. 1t
believes the Republican party to be
better In policy and performance than
the Democratic party; better for com
merce. better for manufactures, better
for mining, better for the working
men. 1t stands with its face bravely
set against the conditions which de-
stroyed the industries of the country
under Democratic management. 1t
stands against the return of soup
houses and idleness.
Believing In Republican policy and
the wisdom Of Republican legislation,
the National League sounds the tocsin
Of 1904. 1t calls upon the farmer. the
miner and the mechanic to compare the
performances Of the past decade and
say whether Republicanism or Democ-
racy has best served the plain people,
1t calls upon the manufacturer and
employer to say whether confidence is
best maintained under Democratic or
Republican rule. The league calls upon
thinking people to lay aside their local
differences ana lend their energies In
the contest of 1904 to the continuance
of the general conditions which dis
tinguished the administration Of Nc
Kinley and Roosevelt.
1T wants the Young men Of PENN
sylvania to vote right this year"
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1903-10-22
SKUNK.

Mrs. A. V. Shattuck is home for a
short stay, she will soon return to
New Brighton where her husband
will have employment in the cleo
tric plant.
A new barber and jeweler shop in
town. Proprietor, f. +. Tinkle-
paugh.
p. +. Reedy and wife have moved
to Skunk for the winter. They will
return to Elmira in the spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. |. Campbell took
dinner with John Raub and wife, at
Wheelerville on Sunday last.
Mrs. Jesse Kilmer is keeping
house for her parents while they are
on visit to Columbia county.
Go to Mrs. l.. l. Campbell, Skunk
Pa. for fine millinery.
w. E. Porter is on the sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Campbell are
keeping house in part of his fathers
house.
DR.. B. T.. Gamble of Wheelerville
spent Sunday evening with A. B.
Kilmer.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1903-10-22
ESTELLA.

Mr.. Ulysses Bird has finished the
work of surveying all the public
roads in Elkland township.
The Ladies' Sewing Circle will
hold Halloween Social on Oct. 81.
with good supper and Jack-o-
lantern display.
>. Z. Vargason made trip to
Forksvill, Monday and says the rail
road up the Loyal Sock as sure
thing. Good things generally come
slow and perhaps what has long
been only imagination will at last
come to be reality.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. r. More visi-
ted at ID. l.. Millers at Eldredsville.
on Sunday.
j. M. Osler was Dushore visitor
on Monday.
Gorden WarburtOn who has been
in the state of Washington for the
past three years has returned, and
his old friends are welcoming him
back to his old home at Lincoln
Falls.
Mr.. Fred Shatfer has taken unto
himself a wife, and the happy couple
Immediately went to housekeeping
in the home purchased of A. B. Nc
Intire, and known as the Thomas
King farm. We extend hearty con-
gratulations to Mr.. and Mrs. Shaffer.
j. p. Rogers who has been en-
ployed at carpenter work at the La
porte tannery is at home with his
family at present. He has purchas-
ed fine organ and now wants a
pretty music teacher to give him.
music lessons.
Mss Helen Norton of Jersey, Wis
tied at her Cousins, Mrs. j. j. Web
ster on Sunday.
Apples are quite plentiful in some
localities. A. II. Mulnix seems to
be doing thriving business making
cider at his mill.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1903-10-22
rs rs. PER YEAR

before the wind was brought into
subsection for the purposes of man.
The mighty power of steam lay hid
den for ages until genius came forth
to Tighten the tolls of man and ac-
complish the work of thousand
hands by single stroke of its pow
erful arm.
l will not tire your patience with
further recital of the progress of
agriculture and the mechanical arts
and their early history, nor by con-
trasting them with their history of
the present day.
Allow me to express the gratifi-
cation that your assemblage here
has brought to the members of Elk
land Grange. Your visit will give
us all more noble aspirations for the
future.
The county in which you are now
assembled is noted for its varied in
dustries and its good markets. and
the tillers of the soil possessers of a
general intelligence equal if not SUI
perior to any to be found. TO en-
able them to cultivate their lands to
the best advantage may not be ma
terially advanced by our meeting.
but trust that the aggregate of
knowledge in that respect may be
increased by reason of your assem-
blage in our midst.
1T only remains for me to bid YOU
welcome, thrice welcome to ElkIand
Grange in whose behalf / act. and
trust that your sojourn with us NAV
be pleasant and agreeable and re-
dound to the interest of the cause
we represent.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1903-10-22

line of LADIES' Cravenette Rain Coats
These come in black, blue and mixture o
tan, gray, olive, brown, These are al
handsome and stylish garments, at al
prices, from $40 up to $25.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1903-10-22
These all important selling features this store just at this
time Never in better shape your demands.

Nottingham Lace Curtains, special
qualities at 45c to S4.75.
Irish Point Curtains in new choice de-
signs at $275 to $l2.
We have new pair of Lace2Curtains,
one or two OF kind that will be closed
out at very low price.
Cravanette Rain Coats.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1903-08-07
MOUNTAIN,

Mrs. John v. Thorlakson and daugh.
ter lnga, of Winnipeg, are visiting here
Miss Pauline Thorlakson, of Detroit,
Mimi, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
sveinsson. -. -. -
John Bradford has purchased six lots
and is erecting a new blacksmith shop In
southern part of town. He will also move
his residence over there.
Mrs. Paul Eyolfson returned from Park
River, where she was obliged to undergo
surgical operation. Her recovery was
rapid.
Miss Stephenson returned from Graf.
ton recently, where she has been learn.
ing dressmaking.
Rev. and Mrs. Thorlakson, of Selkirk,
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John Svein-
son last Sunday.