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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-28
antsrnnn,.

Oscar SGpn | @rono Gapios Srlif
nebe forleben 8ae, mems ban baoeot
Iiig | @iseoniin SIooen.
Sfabc beb Sturm. 9inMtormer
giorbe Iorsooss sliten itor Sfabe pac
aoling OF anbcn iSurmeieltoom
Smegnen al Ga GroSie. 5ronten al
Ell Spgning paa gtain Street | 9peu
repes aIoeles no.
Cite Seite brGnSt. SIo brso
Wmoags ITO / Game Gountp fSoir.
grnno % soelaeoe S~eiteitalbene oe
otte Seite, iom tilbsrte 5oIf / Waoi.
Jon. Sobn Mabonep opbageoe SIoen,
og oct lpffeoes bum at reooc TO Seite,
men ban fit fine Spnoer og armc
ilemt iorbrGnot. Sabet er $4,000 og
itgen assurance.
Yin Sern6ane. ar6eiSet er onereoe
begpnOt meo SpmaaIingen al Ell mn
Sernbarte, JON itaI 9an fra Sitperior
til Saopimitb, og 6eriom bet er, Iom
man tror, en- Brand al WiIpoufee.
banen, or Der ingen Soil ON, at Ben
pil aaa til Saplparb. u. II. Giles
bar p9ret Der % iifret aompuniet
Seiret % bar Speropipn meo Sp.
maalingen. 'ts
Hpc Sernmincr. Ser berifer flor
geo9geIie blonot 5oIf / Smeguen
oper, at Sern er opoaget pao goparo
SinobergS Sarln itpr Sunosbpen
gerlep, nj PHI isnoeufor Gumbcr.
lanb. Saefpnbiae Menb ira Win.
neiota bar imOeriset Trsper Of grts
90 tiger, De inbebolocr 80 Grocent
Sern. Mon aisr So~rbereOelier til
at be1ptoe Minerirg itrar. Sgiaa
n9r Heepe / ben ipopeitre Del af
Barron Gpuntp bar man funbet Ion.
ucnoe Scrnfelter.
Hp eleftriif Sane. Chicago &
sRtlfpaufee electric Railroao So. in.
f~orporerebe5 / SorSougS / Wabiion.
Oct er Eanfcn at bpaae Ell 8ane fra
Ste0 / QIedimtt Springs Comm.
hip / acnoiba Sountp, liae peo
mellcn SninoiS o9 @i8cor1.
i'm, til Ntillumlfee, aiennem acnoibo,
% Dftlmoufee Gonmtpcr. Sn.
forporotsrcrue er alle Gbicogo.So Off.
aftiefdpitaIen err 100000, BELT /
5000 aftier. Ipbenoe poo 800 bpcr.
8. 8roit boIoer en- Moioritct
nj aftieruc.
Strcifcruc ajpr Cprpr. Oct iaa
no til at blipc ct itpgt Sprpr i 9teh
nab forriJc 0iorplgS aften pau
al Streifen / Heennb Eopir.
nsIc. McnS Sreo Eotter ira Obi.
,ago leoia9cNc nogle MGub til So
teact, blcp bolt angreben al eli 60.
6lof. San offprcoe fin Eiitni
SIoffcn, ionreoe Ell, % arllotet
orGubtc ri on0en pao SnlIen. Got.
.er bIep orreitcret % ienot iii SIbs
"a G6maro 9oor6man ifuIoe
Iao tiIboQc til Wellen. blep ban iio-
luiet % itcuct; ban itiso ct Sfiio /
toQ paa Sprnna, naaebe
aontorct % bar re6bet. @penS
har mffet ale SuIooner, %
eolitit)eicn Tiger. at 5areu er oper;
)nn oeuter life pibere SpirnbS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-28
qlItnots.
Charles @eeslcp,

Charles &ceslcu, ell Suebter |
&cdforo, 81. arreitereoeS iotIeocn
0ag for al babe itiadlet ira tine
ArbeioSfamerntcr. Solitiet muocr,
ieatc bans taroeIige Sien % hoooe
uGitcu opaiprt Sdab on AT iinbc
noget. "a Dc thi9loi9pis itsbte poa
en- bemmelig Tor. iout isrtc ino / ct
lioet S0relie i aialbereu. bpor De
ianbt $4,000 / Genee % sobe Bar.
Nipnpirer / en- teri Dor. Ere timer
eiter az 9eesleu par arrelteret be.
gpnhte hans aoue SfiISmiSieiaa moo
ham. "a bun Tiger. at ban | anrcpiS
life hdr itoiict henNc Oct nsopcuoiae
Ill SlnsnphnlA-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-28
5Hptttuttu.
@nucrnu r Suulc beuooScSe

@nUcmur Suulc beuouhcSe / SorS.
bags Den / Soften" / iorriQc llac
omtalte @iaiam 0tltrpbn teller @al.
tom. ionl / oOer 20 Nur bar iiooet /
6TngieI for &orbet NJ Sobu SO.
marOS, Sremieren paa Coles Sir.
cuStrGn. Scnaaoninaen fom ioni
6slge al 0cu SefienoeIie. iom &il.
liam 9tiIeS / aouioS Gitp aiioae ON.
AZ ban % life &urpbu oar Moroe.
rem, MiIcS houSe iueeet liz mo pna
Spgct. buor ban orTbtc Srenticrel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-28
3tttdtipuu.
Hraneis i. Glerane niI

SraneiS i. Gleranc oil oprctte eli
ltorartet Gofc.5 obrif / Snult Ste
Muric. San nntaaer, Oct nil tase
~ Iur al ioa ben ppisrt, og ben
ifaI Eoitc $TJO.000. Ger oil anrlia
bIipc brltgt 100000 IONS aiIl %
Seu tiIpirfcOc 9ofe ifol briiacS /
StaaIimclterict / slgona. arbeiSct
pou 6nbriteu ifal begpuoc itrar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-28

Wiftis G6Serfop. - MRS. 2aiiro
WiIion, Gnfe otter Yrof. 8. 6. BiI.
Jon ! anorpiIIe, : bIep forlc6en Dag
blot | Soften at en- Gooerfop. mems
bum boIot paa at flGSe iig paa. 9rse
blep ltrafs tilfdiot, og Moogiit bIep
aipenot. men Smerten tiltog. Sun
osoe Den islaeitoe Gftermiooaa, o. ga
bar benoes Segeme iplImet op til oct
oobbelte al bets naturIiee Sterrelie
90 bar nriten tort. Der fmotes man.
&c itore Iorte Gooerfoppe / gGrelict,
bpor Irs. 8iIion lao, ba bun blep
blot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-28

"7erorabsF cittns" Srumiebos, SsbitIsoaasboseu,
bar ies for Ianes foen mUpiasst. buOrtOr sc tafies.
Sea oil aubsiafs ben I'll aae slaoets saiere.. oa ben
sr en- Erno at babe III at ~ntotesnt ane Gpralbrss.
Ssnenoes o. Benutrs sapne, % peo at iaa esrss
Saaons % Gnrstnlst be sr fsbt heb man bpsr enieits
afber. 3 scsen fnoes csiaa en- bel Del sOOe gsrs.
iom Der iisa,r measn eanbbso | "a er pei Deb at
tenfe pper.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-28
GbarIsp Ssnisn. Benton

Sec pI fae ,al manage Eat til Or. Q. anunsien
for ben paire. tile 5soieIsoussbOs, Tom ri mOotos.
gi ipnes ale rneaet spet ON ben % iiaosr ben Iauat
cuer uor Sorusutuiue. gi bar ifrsuet bore Os sIpat.
nirgers sdunc oeri. Bi bar mpotastt mango pdire
gramier mso "EteorahsgpfsH", men inssu ION oenrs
vafrs % upttise 5sbislsbaosbos. ri bar snoHu i'i.
lTit ben belt ~ilienrem. men buao oi bar Irf. ftHssr
hi ruesst srbt. vi ~anbeiaIer ben iii ale, Tom suonu
life bar iaast noeeu grnmie.
Dtiis auuaGd, Deer Bari, Nis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-28

Sec nuStos for eH 5iO fStu ben pens. Tile 5sOa
isIsoassbps, % ies bar feet sOot i~sitHnsH be
manage peue Digit, ion, CT iHobeiattet for pper cato.
ps bet isrifs. ies Irits, oa iea aabaeos SoaeH, par ct
fOrtrrisIist Sist Of ". 8. :. @runtpis for "a Stunt.
sue GaHiIisu er ipGrt glade | Sosen os CT Hestt
iafnemusIiss; hi ies buIoer ben ior en- uunSurrlis
Stat ct Diem.
9prger Suretrien Rprtb Ga GroSit, Ris.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-28
TpoielsOagsbogen.
9pao 6olf ipnes ON Den.

GpbieIsoassbosen bar lea srbDIot, buoricr De &c
Hteset ~tafiet; ben &c en- 500. irm &c til 3psss for
eHbper JamiIie 90 SIrIt % geaner Ill at ~opbepare
wiuosr |, oa Der er aHIeonins til at nebtesne here's
6soieIsods o. War. 2et er psiaa iuteresiant AZ 10
Gseitlsoaaene til ~bsfituote, fremrassnos @auo.
RiIs ), Set nina. Rortberu. alta, Canada.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-28

Gssieiseassboaeu. tom re 'eubtc mia. bar leg
n~tpo:aset, % lea issr GOer mango Tai. Zen er ben
peneite ut slaas, tom er at faa. Ssiaa galaei AZ
8trieue for huer 9as aaret er lemarfet; ben uil
bore en- 6rpo. lite bare for enbuer 5amtlte, met for
snbpsr StanDiuap, ipm bar slast ca geunsr.
SaIppr7npmpipn 1bompipn, q. Z.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-28

Gsoielsoassposeu, ion DC ienbte mig, bar les mob,
taaet, % ben CT Tanst Ousr Jprpentntnstn. eaabs &C
ben net ubitpre, % galsst al gsrisue CT uomartst.
Zen pl bore en- 9rpo for etbpert Sism.
2lseleoes tafies be mango @anse for gIabst o.
"9ee grnsu", ION jes er n,eset aIao peb at mUotase.
g5arIep Jenieu, Benton, Rebraaa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-28
epuis sfauss, waalss. @inn.

5GoIeIsOa9sbossH bsr ies ristis % COB Sebcie
rpotasst 90 pso a, Hpetaas ben ION en- Gaze, iaHes
bet mig. at lea Tan iifs NOT ~iuIotaf,e Fem for ben.
tbi O,O at bstrasts ben SHasfalebeo ps GmAu.
bSurpaa ben CT uSnsrst mss ~prrstiae Srss fur busr
2as belle aarst os mso saaUus al ~be,isue.r Rrao.
iaa mad mon %fprtaa, at BEN iffs bar fsact -Bpitsu'
iaa Tibet arbeiee. men ben b~pfatntus ies bar iiaet.
seu lib lea bar Iaii ~gOitsn- CT, at Tr. anunsisn
,sdrsr bperien lib tusr srbeioe, uddr bet siaIosr,
ON at RATE ~RseorassRpheas~ 9riers @lros o.
epsas seo at nassrholos BEN mse COB o. upitts Car
bon % 9sieltoi. Den aarIias SraHis sr uuosrtiosn
sGrS hpab IN tstdIsr for Siaset. men ben bssitt
sJrnir. i0m suonu sr siSeH, i7ues mig at prrs 5so'
isIsoSasbostn; ibi ben az en- GI9es o. Spsss at haue
! 1T 6lsm o. ct aleusots for Gitsrfommsrne.
martin Q arIieH, a,sisa. sRina
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-28
81. aarssn, gomIfod. Iinn.

5te bar usIis ~mootaset min gramiebos uieo TT
eOrabs8Oftu~, nsmlis GsoisIsOaasboseu, o. times
mssst soot ON ben. Seq piIbe life butte ben mso
rossn aubeu 9ramisbpa, 90 ies taller Gem mango
gauss.
Or Mbpnuert. saub Greed, gyis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-28
HyesKrnmnine
Gnreres MI parigt peb Or.
6. 3. Goofes originate ge.
banolinssmetooe: :
Som er alSeles iincrtetri.

&eiuliaterne, Tom opnaass peb Or. 8. s.
Goofes originate SebauolinssmstoOe al Rps'
trimming, er Ell 5oruubrins.
MuIflerne paa buer SIDE Of 8peraben ND.
pitles iaa jepnt, at efteriom 8psaen eiter,
baanosn rettes, bliuer ben tiItraffelia M.
beritsttet, os naar ben er ret, iprbliper ben
ret; tbi ben er Itettet al ben it9rtc o. ener.
siite Strait, iom Sen, @tuiflsr % geIeoGp
poer.
Zen forblirer ret.
Sutet SpiaIf, Stgtte, SnpreIip, Sanouee
eIer no8en mefaniife ~9Ipparater bruses.
9esemet er irit ps ytaturen sipes fplo S3aa.
bigbeo.
Sebanolinsen er abiolut imertefrt.
3eriom on bar &pstrumuins. ba raao.
ipprs Sr. Goofe i bans pripate Sufifut / Ste
gtase &aiotabpsninsen / R~inneapplis.
@einu. San oil nstastis o9 f~oriistis sraml.
mere bit 9ilfaIoe p8 iisc big uetpp. buab Der
fan sipres. &c, iom Dor Ianst borts, buroe
ifripe til BAN.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-28
8. 8, @iGieth. piafts. yainn.

5srss tile Gsoielsoaasbos bar leg n~tootaaet o.
Tiger TEN iaa mango sat. Zen r eitsr min 5pr'
meuins en- ubmsrtst SaHlius ai eoee gitatsr. fal
esrfOr faa aou III at ~anbsials Sosen III Slao.ts srs
isrt. ba iea sr ~forpisiet ON. at ale oil ruootass ian me
uso 5~aiHmnsliaheS.
QputS Sfauae Taulsn mtnu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-28
@tiis anuaGt, Deer Bart, Ris.

Sec bar mcotasst 5seirIsoassbOseu. for bpiGten
ies flyer Dem h~irrteIis TAT. Seq fan meo @Irpe ans
bsiaIe ben til enbper JGmiIit; ben CT babe inter.
esiant % en- Grpo for sttuert GUS.
8. g @iIieth Ciafts. g1tuu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-28

Seq ristia Gar ~uoStasst Scsen.
ben ifal ct bIips Iast srO5eu.
Tens sOOs 2ist ca sttti3beo
man Ct iaa sauife let blir FEB.
Sea osrior pil ben anbsials til iienot 90 ufienet
fiarut % nar.>
en- iaasan BEG oil srirse epase,
ier Gftrrlrsien ea iiGr.
Sea TAT ipr Sessu OF for "BetsH.
"a Ter -gee arueH- listida.
Bet aft for mia CT ret nc ismmsnt.
naa tpr ubbreuslis bet iaa.
8. RiddtIitn G5tpss. Y. q
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-28
On miooae til $4,000.

Thomas 8. @alib, @ansemiuio.
itpren % @ruibcfongen fra Colorado
CAB forIeben Gag en- ganfet / Chi.
cago for SO 8ieiter, og Den life
"SiIitelning" foite0e bom en- llbe.
poelisbeo al meIlem $4,000 o. So.
900. @iGiterne bar @upcrnsrer,
Senatorer, aongresm9ftb, @eianoter
.og Eengefpriter - oItiammen Soil,
Iom bar fomnet til Chicago / anIeb.
ming ben reprblifanife RdttpnaIfon.
pention.
Salen bar ouerbuaoig 6eforeret
meo iiGlone 9loniter og Blanter.
Saffelmiiifen ~beisreebes al fire Or.
feitre, ct | bpert al SaIens fire Sisr.
ier, ifiult bag neloige 8aIiner, %
Ell Vairoebilletrlip n~noerbolot De orr.
pGroi9e Golitifere meo fine Sumter.
goroene bar oeffet / 5orm al en-
ieripioiet Stjerne. gerten ielp iab
neo ben enc Spibs; beo oe spriae
fem inb Der en- @itocrner meo en-
Senotor paa bper SIDE.
NPiten Morgen bleo DIR. @aIib
Drpfputprpt falnpuSr SotpIrpnrirn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-28

"SsSfeIseaesboe' CT en- fmnf Then ppa.
ueiemuei paa 2. amuHSisus SorIna. Sece.
rab. 2ofoa. Scr bpcr 9dg / laret or Ser
nrpnt en- eIIer to b~eiisuStr gsrfoner, bnis Sss.
ielSede bet CT. eesnoeH &C Der BIaes iii at nes.
ieaue 9saoue pnG BEN, bois 5rofeIsbda man pil
er'Here % lan q ir'nii tibet Sers al noeen be.
rfrt Sortntter for bier SAG. gdIast al sisi.
Sers CT feet ueo meaeu S;ieuforubeo. slere
al BEN er aIosles icrtrGteliae. . bet belle tnaet
er 9oasn imaafuInt inhreitet % frroeIes irruit
uoitorei. Zen i~ortisuer bnriis affairina.
7. 9. SdoL Stnusbiou. @is.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-28

NNNW bWlNl SiUlutH SV frellir
mto N'oto Ollte liz iorleoCn Taa prN
Nolcns %can Number Cos Grmuinu i
Mum Ripcr nUr Goue meo en- Gaffc.
ION hon tlitcoc moo Cnmninocn, iSet
ban / Oct OTmc freq I'll 6oIfrnc. ionr
orbelocNc Der. al oct uor Innamit.
e llnnotc llR OUt on life for tiSlia:
Thu mcO oct ilrnmc ifcOc Der en- frpatc.
Ing g~rp.o'tom ION REV put eli ltor Del
~ STmtluQcn ~ pII0C hare 0rrbt
l'tr tNc'tc 4tnnn. bptS Sc fife 4
TONNE OTt. Get or tonntct for ~.
gen al en- SDInoc ION Dor lac peb
N~07unluacrl bar haut lllrclc mrh
Hompollct % bar trtct nrt0 Of inrru.
&c 0uc oet@ GTmnInger. Sun fiebte
Eano AZ 2cmpoHict moo 3outroft po
GA oelr 'lS'tc IibctaIiua par iorioI.
cen n'3tcoc Aomp1uict al en- eIer on.
DEN @r1mo al moNtaQc 6cn. apiubrn
oar mt StoHc paa tit &duS uco Opcr.
~loslnme!'er 'or IUmninorr foroor.
lo8eoc. % Sheriiicu fonl. mems bur
par iraoCrcrNc, for OF faitc bcnbcS
sem a Suict. &c tniteOc No beuSss
Ws5icr % observation-disclosures
90 laaaoe DGf hen6e$ areaturer. Sun
1HIn8oe So8 MOB 2um5erforpauirt
% S5erI'ferI % hiaic par meart rna.
iteIlGc Tor Al ioo Sagcn orSnrt uScr
Froce3. a|On mcner. at oerne Strib
incident aompHnict ~ aonen bor no.
act mcO SpnamIttaimtHacn al 0Isre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-28

9eeorabsYo iten % ges sfrnes,
mG SooielsSassboaen iom errmie,
rret emit Si.a5; / guIoiuit si.s5.
Sprrsie:
B. MUkDSen, DEBORAH. IA.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-11-06
PERNIANENCE OF CURE.
The Chief Merit.

Many so called pile remedies will
afford the user slight temporary re-
lief, and the majority of sufferers do
not expect more than this. Women
especially. after having tried every
PREPARATION recommended for the cure
of Piles, have come to the conclusi"r
that there is no cure except by an
operation. This is rightfully viewed
with dread, because of the shock 20
the delicate nervous system of women.
and many of those afflicted, have re-
signed themselves to the situation with
never a thought that there is any help
in sight for them.
We invite the attention of all such
to the experience of the lady who Sc
address is given below:
Il feel it my duty to recomms
the Pyramid Pile Cure, for after saf-
ferir ten years with a most DISTRESS
ing form of Piles, l am entirely cured.
thanks to this remed Anyone
doubling this can write to Margaret
Brady, 156 Whitman ST., Cleveland
Ohio"
Ten months later she writes: i
am glad to say that / am still per"
fectly free from Piles and have not
had the SLIGHTEST trouble since / first
used your remedy. / am we'll known
in Cleveland and have advertised Py''d-
mid Pile Cure extensively here. |
take pleasure IN DONG SO Is l. SdVto
me from an operation, which always
dreaded. and YOU are assured the rem
edy can have no firmer advocate than
l."
Testimony like this should convince
the most skeptical. that Pyramld Pile
Cure not only cures. but cures to stay
cured. 1t is in the form of a supDoSi-
tory; can be applied in the privacy OF
the home. directly to the parts affect
ed. and does its work quickly and
painleSsly.
Druggists sell this famous remedy
for fiftv cents y package, and we urge
all sufferers to buy a package now
and give it d trial tonight. Accept nc
substitutes.
Write Pyramid Drug Co. Marshall.
Mich. for their little book on the cause
and cure of Piles which is sent fire.
for the asking.
The zebra is born with stripes; man
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-11-06

and Offers Free
rea to he and Afflicted Prove
o His POYer-DStance
der No or Discourage
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-11-06

Threatens
Medic Fean, of
Pronou Physicians.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-11-06
DOES liz POSSES SUPERNATURAL POWER?

WILL
Tumors and 1ns&hty GoNths.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-11-06

The zebra is born With stripes; man
must acquire them.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-11-06


by Strange Control Over
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-11-06

ness to man, the very difference of
her point of view, that makes all of
her charms, and lends piquancy to her
society. If man wanted the ideas
of another man or subject, he would
seek one who had been born to the
estate. not one who had
merely understudied the role.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-12
Many May See, But It Takes Geaisas te
 Realize.

When James Watt saw the steam causing the kettle lid to jump up and down he said: There must be power In that steam that 1t can lift such a weight"
 There was. ',.
 Millions prior to him had seen the same phenomenon and regarded 1t as an unexplained mystery.
 Recent scientific research has put it's finger on the cause" of Dandruff, Fall ing Hair, and consequent Badness, ana has unearthed tiny germ which eats the life from the roots of human hair.
 Newbro's Herpicide destroys this germ and consequently restores the hair to its natural state.
 Sold by leading druggists. Send loo in stamps for sample to The Herpfcida Co. Detroit. Mich. E. c. Fowler. spe- cial Agent. saop
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-12
Looks into the Future.

Moreover, even if the promise were made to take effect only in the distant future. the Ftllpinos would be thrown into confusion thereby. Instead of t0 sndsRYoE. to .1k them-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-12
THE POWER OF STEAM

(COntinued on Page Eighty
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1904-06-09
LOPEZ NEWS ITEMS.

Mrs. John Cogsdeil visited rela-
tives in Ralston last week.
Miss Kathryn l.undy Of Philadel-
phia is visiting her parents at this
place.
Mrs. NJ. Finan and daughter
Ruth are visiting friends in Cherry.
Miss Nellie Smith is visiting rela-
tives in Williamsport.
Harry Mclaughlin Of Bernice was
in town Sunday.
Miss Emma Hileman spent sun
day in DuShore.
Miss Name Smith spent Sunday
i'm town.
Miss Anna McGraw of Wilkes
barre is visiting her sister, Mrs.
John Kinsly.
Mrs. Mary Brewer spent last week
with her sister in l.aquin.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1904-06-09
ESTELLA.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. More went to
Troy, Pa, to visit Mrs. More's sister
-in-law who is dangerously i'll at that
place.
Miss Lille Wheatly is visiting
friends at Sayre.
The CT urch oil Christ Sunday
School will have a picnic at this
place on the ith of July.
Miss Harriet Kaye is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Emily Harding, at To-
wanda.
The first message was sent over
the telephone from Estella to Forks
vile on Monday.
Miss Ole Plotts and her cousin
Miss Kit Plots of Maryland, visited
Miss Mable Boyles Monday.
f. A. Boyles is the crack fisher.
man of Estella. lie caught fifty fine
trout on Friday and fifty again on
Monday.
Miss Lettie Baily is not improved
at this writing.
George Wheatley caught Il trout
that measured over II inches OF
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MORTALbY WOUNDED
IN A FIGHT WITH ELMER TINKLE-
pAUGE. WEAPON USED IN SELF
DEFENCE. CORWIN PORTER SHOT.
Bullet Entered the Yovns Mans Neck.
Death Sadly Deplorcd.

COrwin Porter, son of Harvey Por-
ter, was mortally wounded while
engaged in fighting with Elmer
Tinklepaugh.
The fatal aflray occurred at Skunk
early Saturday morning while the
men were returning home from a
dance held in the Skunk Hall.
Mr.. Tinklepaugh is youns man
about thirty-five years of age and
single, and has been engaged in
conducting a barber shop and con-
fectionery store at Skunk Porter
was aged twenty two years, and
with other companions of his own
age took pleasure in tOrmenting
rinklepaugh in vaLious ways and for
some reason, it is said, held grudges
against him. Considerable hard eli
der was drank by the men at the
dance, and when Tinklepaugh start
ed for home he met several men
looking for trouble and wanting to
tight. Being somewhat frightened
he started to run and was pursued
by the angry men. At the bridge
entrance he fired shot from his re-
volver, pointing toward the stream
where no harm could be done. This
n, l;I ,r;tb III, intnution of f,; ;,,b ta,, -
ing them SO they would stop in their
chase after him. He then paused to
see if he was still being followed, and
was instantly struck and felled to
the ground. One of the number
fell upon him, driving blow after
blow into his face. 1t was then
when he fired the fatal shot, which
penetrated his assailant's neck. Por-
ter exclaimed, "'m shot" when
one of the men pulled him off Tink
paugh who scrambled to his feet and
ran home, not knowing whom he
had shot.
Porter was taken to his home and
medical assistance was summoned,
but he was wounded beyound hu-
man aid, and passed away at six
O'Clock Saturday evening.
The built entered above the col
lar bone and taking an upward
course entered the neck and injuring
the brain. His right side was para
lyzed and he never regained con-
sciousness.
Tinklepaugh was arrested and
brought to the county Jail to await
trial. His face bears evidence of
severe punishment and he is re-
ceiving treatment for his bruises.
He has secured A. j. Bradley and
+. j. Mullen as his attorneys in adj
justing his conduct with the laws of
the Commonwealth. He admits
committing the terrible deed and
| his plea is that of self defence.
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SCNESTOWN.

Mrs. Maud Rosencrans, Mrs. AL
bert Conklin and daughter Mollie of
LapOrte were the guests of j. W.
Buck and family on Friday last.
Nj. p. Gavitt came home last week
to attend the caucus.
Miss Mablc Pennington has re-
turned to Nordmont.
Harry Grove cut his leg quite
badly Just above the knee. DIR.
VOORHEES, dressed the wound.
Miss Jennie IIazen has returned
from Eagles Mere where she spent a
few weeks.
Mrs. Allen Arms after five days
visit with Picture Rocks friends is
home again.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. G. Welch went
to Hughesville Tuesday to attend
the funeral of Mrs. Joseph Welch.
Mrs. A. II. Armstrong is confined
to her bed by temporary illness.
The clothes-pin factory is shut
down for the week.
Misses Anna johnson, Ruth Mil
Ter and DAME Robbins of Muncy
Valley were the guests of Miss Myr-
tie Edgar on Sunday.
Announcement is made that the
Evangelical church will hold its
Childrens Day services one week
from Sunday evening.
Rev. }. O. Biggs and family are
visiting out of town.
Ellery Horn who for many weeks
has worked at Laquin, has returned
lhOme.
Much damage was done by the re-
cent severe storm. The gardens that
are located on the hillsides had their
seeds washed out, and buried again
too far and deep to ever come up
James Jorden's freshly planted fields
were washed out and much damage
done in general to crops that were
above ground.
VIM. Armstrong has started fOl
the st. Louis Exposition. He ex'
poets to go to oklahoma and Texa'
lbcfore returning.
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-
BERNICE.

The Lykens mines operated by
w. b. Gunton has shut down
for three months and has thrown
quite a number of men and boys
out of employment.
A large barn belonging to Fran
els Sick was burned to the ground
at an early hour Monday morning.
How it got on fire is mystery. At
/ O clock on Sunday night as the
last thing that Mr.. Sick done before
returning for the night was to see
that every thing was all right. He
saved all the live stock but there
were over 100 bushels of oats, three
tons of hay, cutters, sleds and har-
ness burned up. Loss about $1,000.
No insurance carried.
Mrs. +. ID. Suttifit was visiting
friends at NoNen on Saturday and
Sunday.
Mrs. ID. Schoonovcr is visiting her
daughter Mrs. II. b. Brown at Dor
ancetOwn this week.
John Lang of Mildred left ON
Saturday for EdwardvillePa. where
he has employment and will move
his family in the near future if all
goes well.
The following Mildred people
were at Dushore last Sunday, Land
lord Jackson and wife Squire Herst,
Edward and Patrick White and
james Spence ST..
The Bernice Base Bail nine play
ed Dushore at this place on Monday
scores Is to 7 in favor of Bernice
Revenge is Sweet.
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We have just opened some Infants long
Dresses with lots Of taste and babylike
beauty in them. Some plain, others with
lace and tucls. Prices start at 25c aud
90 up to S2.75.
Short dresses Tor the older babies. All
dainty and we'll made from the Cambria
or Naincook, at 25c and up,
Infants and Children's long or short
Shirts on waist at 80 to Sjc