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nxNrsHrs HoNEsT oNEs.
rerkish craft rntrisme Punsahsa sseea

Tuxikish craft Tmtrfmue Furnishes Good
 zxam.
 ccnstankincpIs. May s0--7ow h01es> ty sn the Turkish public service is re- narded with baniahment is shown by the hard case of osman Pssha. Chief of the Admiralty repair-yards.
 After years of honest service. he. with his sanilp, have been exiled. for the oatensfbie reason that he twas always melting the dock-lard employees 10 ap- ply so the Palace for arrears of pay
 osfaatl Paeha's exile is really part of n @raft intrigue. A sum of ee0,00o was about to be paid to him by fha Russian Government for repairs to one of its veasels. Had he hoeus allowed to retain his post. he would have received the money. But the Seo.000 will now be diverted from it's proper use to swell the Turkish graft funds.
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FINAL SETTLEMENT.

state of Alabama } Probate Court
 Notice is hereby given that c. T. @mH eaclki, guardian, of Eva May Powers. foEu- eriy willis. Bessie e Christian. formasly willis. D. H. willis and Mary Ellen PcWeii. formerly Willis. and (. R. willis this 6ag flied his account and statement for 8 fn44 settlement of his guardianship of ssid eae tate. and that the 29th day Of May 1gQxs has been set for said settlement.
 J. B. oAsToN. --su-7t Judge Of fru1atea
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at an auctfon sale at ChrIsty'a in London, Of the fate Marchioness of Coynigham's art collection, silver azar and diah, weighing together nife- tv ouncSs, a gift Of George fv to An ancAntor of the Marchioness, sold for e91 .0Ho This 10 6 record price.
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The directors Of the Paris paper Le Journal are offering q prize of zoe pounds for the best symbolic statue of the French republic of today. The figure with the Phrygian cap is con eir@dea out of da4S.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
THE GATES OFLFE
(comfinned.)

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
ShOemaker's
Poultry Book

.hsut aii kinds Of Thoroughbred Nasqsa wien iife-iks filuatrationa. and prices q Rasaa. Tt tells how Co fniae poultry aaccaH6- nrscnr them. IL gives working plans and i1- Iuatrations of convenient Poultry Houses. xt tells all about
 Incuhators and Br0oders
 n gives fuiI instructions for operating sIf alsde ef Tncuoators. This chapter ig marvaI4 oaaiy complete and worth dollars to angono using an Incubator. II gives ooecriptkene nnd rrieae of IncnbatofR Breeders and alt kindk og Poultry Supplies Tn fact. t @ An aueynlnpeGia of ehlehandom and wiii DO mailed te anyone on receipt Of only lt ctfIs& Yanr r.senev returned if not pleased. 0. c. sHoEAEAKEsks. Box 1sees
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-04-30
Hindley Is All Right, Newport People Say

81 have had heard Mr. Hindley He's
ali right. He makes YOU an optimist
This is why he is so popular with Spo-
kane and Inland Empire business men"
Walter Rogers, manager Northern
Mercantile Co.
"Hindlev is the jolliest minister that
| have ever heard. .'-Charles F. Craig,
President First National Bank.
"Have had the pleasure of listening
to Rev Hindley on several occasions,
and found him highly appreciated by
packed houses. &C. l.. Gilbert, Gilbert
Mercantile Co.
II have had the pleasure of listening
to MIR. Hindley, and it gives me pleasure
to say that he is one OF the most enter
tainng, instructive and amusing of
public speakers. The good people of
Newport who fail to hear him will have
missed 4 rare treat indeed. PA. W, Me-
Moran
II consider Mr.. Ilindley the beat
SpttheI nave I1ctIu III tills SECTION al
the country. Il. c. Hurd.
"Having heard Mr. Hindlev lecture !
can endorse all the above &c. W.
Sutherland
"Without the slightest heaitancy can
safely say that have yet to hear n
speaker more interesting and entertain
ing or one with mc.T-n wonderful vocab
ulary, Il clearer or more concise manner
ful method OF ir7pressing his thoughts
upon the minds Of his hearers Those
who miss gong to hear him can rest
assured they have indeed lost 4 golden
opportunity .'-E. f.. Reid.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-04-30
BASEBALL Meeting
Organization Perfected at Meeting
Monday Evening
c. A. Dunlap Elected Manager

At a meeting Monday evening OF the
subscribers to the Newport ball team
those present elected the following to
preside over the destinieq OF the team
lor the coming season:
Manager and Captain-C A. Dunlap
Secretarv--A K Tiss.
Treasurer-H. j. Anderson.
Directors-J. NJ Mcdonald, NJ. NJ .
Sammons, Fred l.. Wolf.
Although the circulation of the sub
scription list has not been completed
there Is now subscribed about $135 per
month for the support of the team
Those who have not vet been seen bv
the committee which is soliciting sub
scriptions may expect to receive q call
SOON
The election OF Manager Captain Dun
lap appears 10 be very satisfactory to
all and indicates that there will be
unanimous support of the team. Mr..
Dunlap was the most popular player on
last years team, and his long connec-
ton with the game and wide acuuain-
tance with the players OF this section
will all help bring success to our boys.
The ball ground west OF town will be
put in good condition and the field fines
extended by clearing out the brush
\ practice game was played last Sun
day at the ball park Carl K. Schotte and
Bill Purchase choosing mp sides Victory
perchedo on Bills banner in q close game,
ending with a score Of to 3. The game
brought out the fact that there is con-
siderable ball talent laying loose around
Newport, and with battery for nu-
cleus good strong team can be organ
lied. The policy of the management
! will be to use as many local players as
possible, and endeavor to give the fans
a clean article of bali, which will deserve
patronage and help to advertise New
port.
The Indians down the river have or
ganized ball team and it is said they
have some mighty good material Ac-
| cOrding to report they administered 4
crushing defeat TO the Cusick nine re-
Gently. 4 game with the SiWash would
make good starter for Glle Newport
team and negotiations for it are under
way. 1t is said that there are some
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-04-30

overtlows the Golfer dams. Work will
not be resumed until some time in July.
The abutnents and. one pier are com
pleted and there yet remain four piers
to construct. 1t had been expected to
have the piers completed by this time
and the steel work we'll under way, but
unforeseen difficulties in keeping the
wafer ont of the Golfer dams has re-
tarded the work, and il is now likely
that the fill on the long trestle Will be
completed before the bridge.
The |. x W. y. r. K. has granted
Agent Gibbs permission to install an.
exhibit Of the mineral resources OF tins
section in the new passenger depot.
Cabinets will be provided and all speci-
mems will he labelled, showing names
OF claims from which they came and
information concerning the progress OF
development. Mining men are requested
to supply samples of ore to Agent
Gibbs. Located in the depot the exhibit
will attract the attention OF many
strangers and will be OF much benefit to
this section.
Work on the new freight depot OF the
|. & W. n. is progressing nicely and the
concrete piers which will constitute the
foundation will be in this week. The
IL MI lo riff h
q platform on three sides. The plat
form on the north end being 25 feet
wide and on the south and east sides
eight feet On the west side will be the
team approaches and the offices. The
offices are commodous and nicely ar
ranged and are provided with toilet
rooms, lobby and cloak rooms. A
derrick will be put in for convenience
in handling heavy freight.
The |. & W. n. is fast putting its road
bed into as perfect condition as pos
sihle An extra gang OF 150 men is just
completing the six miles between Grand
junction and Rathdrum, which stretch
is as fine piece of roadbed as can be
found anywhere in the country. The
trains can make up considerable time
on this stretch with ease as the track
will stand any rate OF speed. The whole
line is comparatively easy riding but the
work will be continued nuti 1t is made
as perfect as possible. With the best of
road building materials at hand and a
willingness to expend money to get re-
suits the Black we'll road will be unsur-
passed in the northwest. Passenger
traffic on the road is picking up fast and
will increase even more rapidly as the
travelling public becomes acquainted
with the advantages it offers.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-04-30
River News.

The hull OF the lone has been com
pleted and work was started on the
superstructure of the boat on Monday
Ii nothing interferes the boat will be
ready by the first of June.
The Spokane brought up a brazil of
over 1000 poles on Sunday from Calispel
creek. They were for the Appel Bros. ,
hoist. As the new boom of that firm
has not been completed they were
anchored on the other side of the river.
The Elk will be overhaued and placed
on the river before the season Is far ad-
vanced. She is now at the Langille
yards.
About three tons of spikes and bolts
have arrived to be used in the construc-
ton OF the Ruth
X. X. Kennedy has put on the river a
25-foot launch with II horsepower
gasoline engine Jack Connors was the
builder Ralph is also building at
Ualkena an Is foot launch. The
arge launch, called the Maize, will
Ne used as pleasure craft and for tow
lg for the ID. Il X mill.
With a two-foot raise in the river the
aw steamer lone will launch itself.
ork on the boat IS being rushed as
st as possible and the upper works
Ill soon be started. The engines have
rived and all the lumbe is here.
Capt. Lanneau. of Metaline, has been
Newport all week trying to possess
mself with patience while awaiting
le arrival OF the timbers for the boat
nth. The material was shipped from
ortland about ten days ago, but has
OF arrived and tracers sent after il
ave failed to locate it. The Ruth will
built at the same place where the
,teamer Newport was built
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-04-30
RAILROAD PROGRESS
Much Work to be Done in This
Vicinity.
Work on Depots Progressing

President F. A. Blackwell and Vice
President and General Manager X. r.
Black well, of the Idaho Il Washington
Northern Railroad, accompanied by
Chief Engineer NJ. G. Smith and General
Freight and Passenger Agent George J L.
Mohler, were in town Saturday looking
over the ground for the proposed wards
OF the company in this city. NJ. J. Cos
tello, assistant general passenger agent,
and Archibald Gray, assistant general
freight agent of the Great Northern,
were in the city with them, and the
party looked over the ground with 4
view OF enlarging the present transfer
track of the two roads in this city.
The Surveying crew of the I. < W. n,
with headquarters at Dalkena, consists
of fourteen men. They are working
both sides OF the river from the one
camp, and started work on this side at
katydid point, a few miles below New
port. The launch Skiddoo, captained
by l.. J. Kimmel, is carrying supplies to
the camp and taking the men to and
from their work. Locating Engineer t..
F. Mccoy is in charge of the party.
1t is reported that the construction
work of the Idaho x Washington North
ern on its down river extension will be
all done by contract this year, and that
contractors have been going down river
the past week to look over the ground.
Work on the passenger depot for the
|. x w. n. r. r. is progressing radidly.
The frame is about up and the brick
layers are expected to start work early
next week.
At the next meeting of the town coun-
Gil May 5 the Idaho & Washington
Northern Railroad will apply for 4 fran
chise for crossing several streets and
alleys in the east part of town. These
vacations are needed for the construc-
ton of their loop and industrial tracks,
and work on the Newport yards will
begin at once after the granting of the
ranchise.
Work on the piers Of the Great North
ern bridge at Albeni Falls was stopped
on Wednesday by Messrs. Cook & Sons,
the contractors, who laid off all their
men. The water has got so high that it
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-04-30
May Start Up Cement Plant

The people OF the lower river will be
much interested i'm the news that a
movement is we'll under way for the
starting up of the cement plant at
Cement on the lower river. 1t is said
that party of Spokane capitalists have
become interested in the venture and
are putting up the money to make it 60.
The cement proposition is one OF the
many big things down the river. It's
product has been proven to be Of su-
perior quality and the starting npfef
the plant will be of benefit to all of this
section.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-04-30

Carlisle PLAYERS among the Indians who
are very we'll up in the game.
Mllan's bali team opened the season
in good shape by defeating on Sunday
the fast Hazelwood ball team of Spo
kane. The score was 3 to = and the
game was played in the record time of
90 minutes. The Newport team will
soon be ready to tackle Milan and will
find them, rs always, worthy foe.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-04-30
Commercial Club Meeting.

\ meeting of the Commercial Club
will be held Friday evening at its rooms
in the Rogers 4 Talmadge office, and it
is especially requested that every men,
Der and person interested in the town be
present and participate in the meeting
Several topics OF interest will he brought
o'clock.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-04-30
Don't Build Frame Business luildin6

For | will build a double air space
concrete block building for you as cheap
as you can build frame building. OF
course there will be some difference in
price. but you will never know it, as
take this ont in the difference in insur-
ance CHARLES F. CRAIG.
Plants located at Newport and Spirit
Lake
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-04-30
NOTICE.

The Newport banks announce that
hereafter their banking hours will be
from 9 Il. m. to ] p. N. and that they
will close on Saturdays at / p. ~
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
SECURITY STATE BANK.
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Gin @ort geniigt benz 98 e l.
fen. Siere tltn bas ME fpteber, mos
eirn1al iible Soleen fir iie sehabt bat;
oer Wteni9 oage9en miro ieIblt burd
Sbaoen tltdt flug; er bergiBt t1ltr gu
bdltfia Die 1tnangenebmen Soleen ieitler
@e1l1Bi16t litlo Die 2eiben, bie Durd
nnmdBigfeit I'M @iien rub Srinfen, ltns
Ie9elmaBise 2ebensneiie. i9ledte 2uft,
Manqel an 8eipegung, gei6ledtlide
sltsidipeifnneen II. I. fp. eutite9en. 8slll
aber geItorte @erbarltttg, &opftpeb, @ps
petitberlrit uttb @erltopfrlng i'm tparner,
oab fein 8lut lttlreit1 geiporben ltn6
S6mer5en ibn iiber5eugen, baB ibm eille
&ra1fbeit brobt, ba eriflnert er Iid), oaB
ct. 8ernarb &raitterpillem felt Sa9rbui1s
oerten li9 als Der Bette unb linfeblz
barlte 2eberSGeguIator eripieien 1abell,
Der ie entoedt iporben 1T. Sir 25
Gents BEL Ipotbefen slt 1a6eu.
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Ole 8aiierin BON gfublono if
mieoer erfranft.
= 9aiier 5ran8 SSoiepb bat Icinell
70. @eburtstag gefeiert.
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Seras.

Sn goerne fino oie &auIer, III
oenen ii6 Der Heepe=Saloon, oie 8il=
laroballe bon War 9eieIer, llllo oas
Sattlereigei6dft bon Geo. Sepe &
9ros. befmtoen abgebranrt. Ser
Sdooen belanft fi6 alif $12, 900 itno
tit MIR gum Seil gebedt. Wan fiir1=
tete cine 3eitlang Die babe Staot
mo6te abbrernen. gs tpurbe iogar
nad bierber Inn Siilfe telegropbiert,
aber ebe Die Spriben abfabren folrrl-
ten fam @egenorore.
9lus Souiton for1n1t oie Nad-
ri6t, es iole nablten Mol1at eine
Staatsfonbention ser Mnti-Brobibi.
tioniiteasabgebalte1 tperoen.
8eim 0iitriftgeri6t in Ga
Grange lit Elm @eiud un1 einen Gin
9altsbefebl eingerei1t, blirb ben Die
gonntpfonrniiidre bon Saps Gountp
ge5lpungen iperoen fonen, NIT Dem
gau beg Gourtbaules in San Marcos
eilt5ubalten; ferner Inn Die ginIei-
tnng zines Wanoamus-0erfa faIrens,
onr6 oas Der gountpridter gestpuu-
gen peroen fon, cine glbItirnnlnna
iiber gerlegung beg gollrtbauies an
5uoronen. Ser 9iftriftridter bat
leeteres @eiud absetpieien; iiber bas
erite but er cine @erbanolung ouf
ben 5. September otlberaunlt.
Dos ber1ofratii9e grefutipfo=
mite BON Sopette gountp bat Sen
Streit 5ipiiden S. s. Sietian uno
Ilfreo @lofler Inn oie Domination
gum aonmiflar i'm 4. OiItrift 81
Wnniten Sietiam's erltidieoet1.
Die republifanii6e Senatsfon-
bention finbet Donneritag in Com
tort nno Die &ongreBfonpention ant
Sanitag in fredericksburg itatt.
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itanoenen alIgeneinen 9lnfregung-
nod einer onoeren S6iloerltlg, neil
bie umiirtfenoe Srall Sd. iid an
ibn anflamnerte- gerietb elm ettpo
10iabriger &nabe bon oltBerbaIb,
Ser iltit ieiner Wlrtter ouf sSeriell
lit Sronff,trt ipeilte uno ii6 nit Die
Ter Ser fleinen @eieai6aft onge-
i6loiien bate, an eine tiefe Stedc,
mltroe bona Strom erfaBt u1b fortee=
trieben. slnf Die Silferufe Der Mut=
ter oes &noben elite Elm Slider, ser
ii6 In eiren Sanofabn befano, ber=
BET. Gbenlo iprang Der 2pfomotib=
fWbrer g. aus Der @r. Weiillrofer=
StroBe, Ser IN Ser Nabe angelic, IN
ben Stron, Inn ben &nobeu 5u rettert.
8abreno es Dem Slider gelang, Sen
4naben 51 erfaiien nno an oas 2ono
5lt bringen, gil1g g. unter nnb fam
nibt mieoer gum 8ori6ein.
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Sir iummbe syMke.

SD finoe gudlen's glrnica Sal-
be geraoe oos Hi9tige fir tpunoe
Sube, iotpie fir 8ranb-, S9nitt-
nno 8unoen iiberbaltpt, i6reibt
Wfr @. Stone, gait 9olanb, Maine.
Sic 1T AUDI oas ridtige 9ing fir
Sarnorrboioen. 8erll6t iie. @aroll-
tiert 6u baben bei @ooIpb 9reiB uno
H. Gobn & 60. 25 Gents.
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Giienbabu= =Jabrplalr.
6. 81. G. 81. g. gobn.

n9abb grodeH" >Sug mad Souiton,
@albeIton, Beaumont lno Orange. Nbs
fabrt 9 nbr abenbs. gnfunft 7.3o mors
gems.
Mab @errbiIle, Nbfabrt 43O nadm.
Mbfabrt bon &errbile $50 116r boruitz
tags. yanr Sonntags nad) &errbiIIe: $50
nbr bornlittags.
:. Nah gnero, g)oaflrn, Sonfton, @aIbe<
ton, 8iootngs, Godoale, Cameron unb
gSaco, Gbfabrt 8.45 bornittnes.
Nadb 8eebille, Corpus gbriiti, MIice,
Matbis, Iranias BaB, 3odport, Mbfabrt
lao nn9nittngs.
sadb Salfarias, Qbfabrt 8 l1br abenbs.
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Na6 8aco, Sort 8ortb, 9alIas, @anz
Jag gitb, ct. 2ouis llno gbicaeo, tag
ltd (Snniet Sepot) .l.7.30 aben6s
Gotal5ng bid Snitbbille g porrnittags
Alamo @pe5tal nad Sn1itbbine, Soniton,
@albelton =. .1015 abenbs
Mnfnnft.
Won gbica9o, ct. 2oliis, &anias 9th,
9aans, Sort Bortb lir1b @aco, tdgli9
(Snniet 9epot) .7.3O morg
Sofal5ug bia Suitbbine .9.15 aben6s
alamo SPECIAL bon SnritbbiIIe, 9omiton,
@albefo1 :. $50 moraens
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= Ser @irt lebt bon oen eliidli-
6en Sunggeiellen uno bon oen IN.
gliidlihen @benldrnern.
Man6em ipdren mir anoers
begegnet, batten mir getplBt, unter
pel6en nmitdnben mir ibm ipater
mieoer begegnen.
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gietOria 9ibiiiom, g. S. G g. q.
(0nlf @hore.l

9bfa1rt.
yfad guero. 8ictoria, Sort 2abaca, Corr
pns @brifti, 8rotpnsbiIle, 0fio @ranbe
Gitp, @oliab, geepile, @barton, pnz
laetos n1o 9pniton $50 nprg
Nad 8rptumsbile.
Ser BUG Der 9ltniet 8ictoria 9ibis
lion, Nbfabrt $50 abenbs. mn9t in glaz
ceoo 8erbin6rrlg NIT Der Gulf goait
2ine fir gorpus gbrifti l1no 8rotpnsbile.
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5. & g. %. gabm.
hfnhrt

y}af alien gforb<Serasz zgnnften :.
4 11br linb 7.45 bornittdgs
9ad ct 2oliis, Mempbis nab benz Often
125 nbr nadm. lla6 7.sO aben6s
Na9 Merifo. 1920 11br BORN.
Qnfunft.
Won ct. onis lino ben Often, 9.15 norg.
gon 2are6o llnb @erifo !. LOS nadnl.
Won ct. 2onis, &anias gitb 1920 abbs.
ct. 2onis & Gan Trancisco Balm.
Nbfabrt.
Na9 Sort 9mith, 6prinsfieIb, ct. 2olis,
8anids gitb, @bicaso IS. &@. 81. 9es
pot) -. .7.30 abenbs
9lnfunft.
Bon ct. 2ollis, 9anias gitb, Haris,
@blcngp -. -. 1920 tuorgens
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Mmf, gum Sampfe!

9lmf snnt Sample! Seit aeriiifet!
9ebt ber Srei9cit 8anner hpdll
gSte aud ftpl5 bet Setn6 fid) brititet,
Sm befiesem tit er budb!
Wtit ber Snmmbeit freilid1 fanpfem
Vbtter pft bergeblidb stuar!
Odd barf bas ben M2mt nilJt b1ntpfem,
Sn benz &f fiir's 92edt, 10 flar.
5ret gebpren, frei erspgen,
Gampfet mir fiir nnier NeGjt,
Saben ttie bas &nte gebpgeit,
Jrentber Sdrnlle fetger Gnelilt.
Weag attn ttnberitanb sittuetlen
Jin6en ftr5en Sieg's 8etuinn,
GBe mir at Gnbe etlen,
gletbt 8ernnnft bod Stegerin.
9iemarh brauhem mir sn frageu,
gSas bier MedJt, mas 1lnred)t iei,
SELLER fDnnen mir es iagen,
gSir iinb @iifenbe unb fret.
Se6em s5nnen mir bas Seine;
gSas er tnm nn6 laiIen tuil,
Bring er nit iidJ felbit im's 8eine,
9pf bei Inbern fhtuteg ct ftia,
Wsit iidJ iel6it ipl jeber rimsen,
tlnb erpruben, mas er fann,
Senn es stert ppr al(en Singen
SelbitbeberrfdJnng jeben Mann!
SaRt nns benm bic 0laier fiillen,
Wtit ben eblen 2pte Star8ier,
Wsbse fidj Der @mnid) erfiillen
Sen iutr babel bringen bier.
Sreibeit ipar bic id5nite @abe
Die bas 2anb ms brad)te bier;
yde per5idten, BITS snm 8rabe,
gSpllen auf bieielbe mir.
9ereat benz Menderbnnbe,
Der bic 5reibeit utprbet bier,
gStr eriGmfen i'm gut Stnmbe
Ster tn mnierem 2pne Star8ier.
CN,o M~.Fox...,
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@ouperneur 9eneen bat 5lpei
Der mad Sprinsfielo berufenen M-
li5regimenter pieber na6 SauIe ge-
ididt.
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sunt6ern eaeifie @a6m.

SuHlDt|H FuttIII "CHDN.
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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1908-10-14
An Ordinance
mo. 2l.l


Submitting TO a vote of the electors of
Tionesta Borough the question of in
creasing the Indebtedness of the said
borough to SlO, 800. 90, tor the purpose of
macadamiZlng and paving Elm Street
and of paving Bridge Street from the
bridge across the Allegheny River to
Elm Street.
WHEREAS. 1t appearing by petition
and affidavit on file with the Secretary of
the Town Council of the Borough of Tio-
nesta that the owners representing four
fifths, in number of feet, of the property
fronting or abutting on the following de-
scribed portions OF Bridge and Elm
Streets, to-wit: Said Bridge Street from
the bridge across the Allegheny River to
Elm Street, and said Elm Street from a
point opposite the Nose Hepler lot to the
culvert North of the Walford lot, have
pettioned the Town Council of the Bor-
ough of Tionesta to enact an ordinance
for the paving and curbinp of the said
portions of the said streets, and
WHEREAS, In pursuance of said petit
ton and affidavit, an ordinance has been
enacted authorizing said improvements,
and
WHEREAS, A petition for the paving
and macadamizing of the said portions of
the said streets, together with the remain
ing portions OF said Elm Street, has been
presented TO the State Highway Depart.
ment and has been duly approved by the
said department. and
WHEkEAs, To enable the said Borough
of TIonesta to bea- its proportion of the
cost and expenses of said improvements.
il will be necessary TO increase the indebt.
edness of the said Borough of Tionesta to
the amount of SIC, 500 90.
Now therefore, be it enacted and Or
dained by the Town Council of the Bor-
ough of Tionesta, and it is hereby enacted
and ordained by the authority of the
same:
SECTION |. That the Town Council of