Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1908-04-02


for the coming year takes place. a
full meeting is resired.
The bar mill of the Milton manu-
featuring company was burned to
the ground Monday evening, entail
ing loss of $25, 1000, and will throw
fifty people out of employment.
General solicitors of all the Miss
ouri railroads met recently and de-
cided to renew the fight against the
two-cent rate law in Missouri. In
junction proceedings to prevent the
further operation of the fare law are
to be renewed before Federal Judge
Mcpherson.
The Laporte Athletic Associa-
ton is arranging for big celebra-
ton at Laporte on July 4th. The
new grounds of the association will
be opened and re-dedicated upon
that date. There will probably be
no finer grounds in the State out
side of the big league grounds.
There will be a general celebration
of the day and with cheap rates on
the railroads there will undoubted-
ly be a big attendance. A fine
program of events is being prepar-
ed.
At a meeting of the Columbia
County Fair Association il was de-
cided to hold the Bloomsbury Fair
this year on October 6, :, s and 8.
The total amount which VIII be Of
fered as purses for the different raf-
ing events $1,000, 500 more than
last year.
Mime. Anna Gould is ill as re-
suit of a conference with her broth
ers and sister regarding her talked
of marriage to another titled French
man. Should Nine. Gould insist on
marrying this foreigner she may be
called upon to forfeit 81 100000 of
her fortune for marrying against
the wishes of the executors of her
estate. 1t is to be hoped, however,
that no American born woman, af-
ter such an experience as Anna
Gould has recently gone through,
would be willing to sacrifice her
dignity the second time for degen-
ate nobleman.
With 1900 Missouri Democrats
cheering them to the echo, William
Jenning1 Bryan and Justin Harmon
on Monday night opened the 1908
campaign of the middle west. They
were the principal guests of honor at
a dollar banquet at Kansas City.
1900 people thronged the hall
when the Nebraken rose to speak.
The rotator, is the name of a per-
feet nickle alarm clock.
Whether you are required to re.
port for work son the minute or a
person of leisure, good alarm clock
is often necessity. The ROTATOR
is dependable and is recommended to
both light and sound sleepers as
positively the safest and surest guar
antee of being aroused at the time
desired.
Ultra sound sleepers, after using
the common, continuous old time
alarm clock a short time, have found
that the alarm awakens them
momentarily only, and they again
lapse into slumber, the alarm having
failed of its purpose. The alternate
noise and silence of the "Rotator" is
so irritating in its effect and so per-
sistent in keeping at it that it never
fails of its object.
The retail price of the clock is 81,
30. on account of the universal de-
preston, the manufacturer was COM
PEELED to have ready money, and
"The Philadelphia press" made an
arrangement direct with him that en-
ables them to offer "The Press
Daily, one whole year, and one OF
the "Rotators" delivered at your
door, both for four dollars and
twenty-five cents.
The saving is yours, but hurry, as
the demand is greater than the
supply.
Twenty pretty girls of the Epworth
League, members of the ''society
congregations" of the East End,
PittSburg, created a..sepsatiOn by an