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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-03-17

ct MT noitillings-
Yaa ct itort ltngifl,c, iom
ltol af6oloes / @i6org / 9ommer, pil
Der blipe l1oltillet / oct minolte 2 al
De @ensopr, Ser flor blep inoiprte
fra Norge til &eoerne spopelt for
gi6org, Ell San og EN- Sun.
8rano en- &irfe.
S Tl6p Strife pe0 Struer, / bpilten
Eroplt @sller sen 26. Ic6rl,ar'
bap6e bolot Mfifeospreoifen, opoa=
geoe man ne6 3olpti0en ON Natteu.
at Ser bar SIS. Mlteret, M(tertop=
len, &orgulp og Soft brnnote in
sen mon fit S(ocn 1luftct.
@op0iget fra Gorum
til ter &eo t c ).
Minilteren for ofientlige MrbeiOer
far ti(bagetaget lin Jorfaltelle al DC
in0fomne Silbu6 poo S%oroar6eioet
De6 @ap6iget fra 0or1m til @elter
@e6iteo. @inilteriet far oerpoa on
to9et Set lapelte al Sc peo 9icitotio=
men fremfomne Silb116, nemlig fra
&offmor & 5p111ter og 8. 2eslr io1
635,OOO &roner, bbilfet ct omtren1
100000 &roner lbeiere ems Sper
llogsium1nen.
g a t. Stto 81 81
S el 50 a g / @plling Er9
ltegaor0 SEN 20. 6ebruar mil1oeoe:
peo 6(agning, men ellers forlsl
Gagen efter 8aitor @ellers EnltJ
/ Stil6eo. gn Population al ga'i,l'
Observation-Disclosures mbot
0og bos @relten og %operrofte bom c,
@ape poa 1,118 &roner fra Sog
nets 8e6oere .og gamle Sogne
baan0sleiere til fri Mnpenoelie ii
Sn6tjeb af EFT &reoifeltol til @pI
ling Strife, EFT @ope, iom bou pa
%fjen6eli9 gla6 peo. Song 6reoeri1
: iom ien6te Sen 80-aarige Erelt G
9pfgnifning, far l10nennt bom II
: @on1an0gr al Dannebrog al 2. @raf
Sobt 81 e t. gn omtren
+ 30=aortg Gieneltefarl fra @etoit'
9murioS 2ari en- Spn al <sn1m'
: 8. 9arien, far forleoen tabt @elc
2orien bar fomn1en til @ollteo ct;
ton, men ban fan intet bulfe OF
bpor Don far opbol0t Jig til ia1mn
Gags Gftermio6og 4lotfen 5,
5 fan al Stationsperlonolet blep fur
Set liggenoe / EFT 3. @losies Scents
5 ial, tillpnelooen6e liplgs. Eolit;
blep bentet, og Mon0en blep ino at
Mrrei ten, bbor ban life far p9ret t
q at f%orr1aa til at tale. Maar fl
blioer o0lpurgt, ipore0e bon me0
nGppe b9rligt g11itopeliesoro og +?
] iter pao @opebet. San far "ifriftli
forfloret, at 81 ban bar neb @ollte
c Gtotion> iao Fan ct 2ps fra @in1le,
flarere eno Solean % fan felte
&nipitif / Gi0en> iao fan troe0e, FIJI
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-03-17
Ecrnc.

l.. &re TT @proo0 bal
beotaget at o1lngge ct &anoperf.
lom er bu0gettcret til ca. 6O.00C
&roner.
20 or0eren &erfi Set
ifior CONNER / Slotsrl1i1erne / &or=
oingborg 6rebte Ell ing Hige fra
Neitpeo, er be1 l1n0erretten / @or=
6ingborg 6en1t til 10 Mars Eltgtbus=
arbej1e.
I e t t c i t. 3 e t
p a S e q. SntereSientifabet
for ct Gleftrtcttetsperf pao 6eig
bar MI belluttet at onlegge &erfet.
Smfoitntngerne er beregne6e til co.
600 @roner.
&eftor Soft @ors Mfa-
semi, bar Sen II. 6ebrltor efter
Ini6gning facet fin Mfife6 fra @fo=
leaarets 5lutning at regne. Sam-
me Sag for II Mar ii6en r6npbn-
tee ban til set @m6e6e, bporfra ban
MI er ofifeoiget.
6 nne n II 9 g
m a n 5 + e s e 8. SeIifobet
rNligte1s Dire bar fipnfet Gel
Hobets Selbbeger og 100 @roner til
ben %15-aarige Gborfilo @eterien,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-03-17
,.~mo.ro,a.r kur.r.t { s Il, - o.1e.

Deres Apothsker vii Fefa ndere Pengene hvis PAZo
oNTMEN like kprerer alle Tilr@lde af klsende,
skjulte. bledende og frsmtredende Haemorrotder ~
ell II Dage. Soc. Hvis like hos Apothekeren sende
portofrit we'd Modtagslsen af Prison fra Paris Medicine
Co., st. Louis, No.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-03-17

Gleber i%,1ofon0t Jig be6 3=Sioen for
at bringe Ben gamle 9urer beres
&ilien % 9pfenitning og gleoeoe
Dom be0 Sc Gangens Soner> Jon
ban 9iennem tit longe 2ib far el-
ifet og pe0 enbper 2eiligbe6 bar iegt
at bibringe Sc nnge Gorltaaelien af
En- h1jst vidunderlig Kur.
Joseph D. Underhill, i Doland, S
Dakota, siger: "Jeg har opnaaet
stor Lindring at Deres White Wine
Of Tar Syrup. Jeg havde en- dybt-
siddende Hoste og Legerne opgav
alt Haab ON min Kur og kaldte det
Isring. Jeg pr9vede alt vi hdrte
Tale ON. Tilsidst bevagede en- at
mine Venner mig til at BRUCE Deres
White Wine of Tar Syrup. Jeg
brugte ~ Flaske og er aldeles
frisk. En- saadan Medicin kan jeg
anbefale til dem som PLACES paa
samme Made.
sfagen goor e NJ.
Sor 6enpe0 ct Mar li0en Den1tille5e
Observation-Disclosures til @i6rring
Mmtsroo6, at set blep poologt Sfo.
gems 9Draa0 at bpgge ct npt Sing
og Mrreitbus, ga set gomle bar aft
for ~ifrpbeligt til lit 8rug. 8Droay
set bao oeneang ON l10ietteIie pac
@rrno at ingen &errees @opelic.
Men MI er &oa6et fommet til beo:c
@rfjenoelie. @apnen far bjuIpct
8pen mteget, og S16bpggermtallet
er MI ca. 5000. Ser bill ocrfor :,
CONNER Blue opfert ct Sing %
Mrrelt6rts til 10000 8r.
ct @ropfamr III e fra
8ronceoI6erei1. &oa @nar6<
eier g. &rogsgaar6 &eteriens Marf
/ Glitch / Gbp bar man fnn0et og
af69ffet ct @robfommer, / bbilfet
ser. fan6tes &elterne af EN- l1rne %
en- Gel bren6te Sen. Gesu6en ianot
man ct ijeloent belbeparet 8roncc=
ib9r6, Ser moolte IS @enttmeter, e1
@arberfnip, en- &tncet og ct &ar
0obbelfnapper alt al 8ro11ce og bell
beoaret. @rapen git / &etni1g GIT
til @elt og bar / 6orm al en- Sten=
fiite, ooer 2 Meter lang og / Meter
BRED. Tl1n6et er ifianfet til vSi-|
itoriif gamfun0 for 9bp" / E6iite0.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-03-17

cit 11-oarig Greng, JON bar faloen
giennem Sien poa Nafitop 6jpro. 50
@ange lpffeoes set sen l,11ge HcO=
1ingsmono at faa fat / Sen 3rnfnen=
De, men 6per 6rult @ong brol It Sjen
rmoer 6en1, og peo set treble 6orjgg
bar Grengen foripunoen UNDER Slet1.
Sun mco p0eritt @eiper reoocoe
Gborfilb Jig lelp / 2on0.
SDllanb.
en- &rie for S e e.
rifsb Ms-6iiferne. 8
al 8Dens 6iiferiforeninger far bolot
ct Meoe og neolat ct ll6polg, JONI
ifal lege ollie @11tterne afben6et, oo
6iiferiet / sen ienere Sio life bar
funnel betale Jig.
MarDus &on ulens
9 3. Gbp. @oniul &abrs
Status er fremlagt / Sfifteretten ii!
@fteripn for &reoitorerne. Sen no
bier en- 2efictt paa ca. $4,000
&r., og til 2efning beraf er Ser fun
@ftipa til ct 8elsb al ca. PA, 600
ST.. 81. &abr beniio6er ita6ig / N(r:
reiten.
Gu M Strife 6 s
b / e T. g. Ser arbeioes for at fac
en- np Strife i @sbierg, iom finn ba1
en- Strife, og Ser er in6lamlet ONT.
trent $4,000 8roner. @on baabe'
at faa paabegDnot Opfgrelien at be1
TN Strife iaor. Gen ifal bape ONT
trent $50 Sio6eplaoier og oil foit'
noget pper 100000 @roner. @al
gier &egning poa ct @tatstilifub
men fortintter lta6ig S%n6iomlinge11
&igt 6iiferi pot
g e t f e II. 6ebruor @5oa
neos glirnren6e 6ilferi peo &arbo
ore CT MI aflll,ttet> efter at ser e
inbtroo6t Gepeir. Men Spgjgrel
len bier ogiaa, at Sen forlebne Zig
far eipet set itbrlte l1obptte, Sc
noeeniinoe en- 11oaet paa Soften. Sc
ct nen,lig inofiifet 100000 @un
&1rller, Joni for iterite 9elen er len<
te til @omborg og betalte mes c
@jenneninitSpris al 13 Gre.
en- bol6t Yra
Sogneprelt 2arien / Corning be
Siborg Tiger for Sioen ct ono'
Gmbeoe, ga Corning % 9psgaor
Ereitefolo berer til Sc min0re. 8
@eboerne tit Nps bcron1, blep SC
itrofs iamnenfal0t til Mpoe, 0
Seboer,1e far MI iifret Haltor 9ol
ien 1000 @roner / fem Mor. Eol
2orien toffebe for Sen / @erni1
1t0piitc @engipcnGeb % Gillio og Ii
peoe at tretfe lin Mnipgning tilboe
o9 blipe / Corning.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-03-17

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lpffestilfeIoe. 5or,
leoen Mften ifete Ser / ct. &ongetss=
gaoe / &ip6etbapn sen frpgtelige
at cit S=s(ars Greng, S9n al
/ Marincn Maltbe @ruun, !
peo at lrne Jig ,.o oper @elrnocret
inoc poo Srappegongen fit OpercS=
og itprteoe neo. Tru Moltbe
fjerte ltrofs n1eo Barnet til
@plpitolet, Dpor Set imiblertio bite
Jig, at alt @aob bar l,oe. ltlDffea,
rpiteoe 6raen iao 1neget mere, iom
bun bar enc, ioet @opt. @oltDe
8r,un for 9ioen CT uofomomocret
nte6 Sprinipeftionsifibet Is. S.
@rope", Ser ga ltlpffen ifete, be-
fauot Jig / 6reoerifsbopl1.
ia6 baous 10 F' t
9ooro 5. Samtioig mes at &ip=
mnbapns ny electromagnetic ,,ar<
nter Jig iim 6uloferelie, rejler Jig
pao Sen on0en SIDE al "Sietge11S>
gooe" sen M '&oIt9oaro iom ct per-
oigt Sioeitpffe til 8anegoaroen.
Mrbeioet er MI iaa pi0t frentme, at
ltprite Gelen of set itore &omplefs
CT unber Sag. @el er set inore at
@%pgningerne, iom @iebenbonns
Yoitpnie as Stare ifol tage | 8elio=
oelie, enom, langt fra feroigt; met1
man foar 6og allereoe I'LL ct goot
Snotrpt al oen &umnteligbe1, Ser
bliper ,n6er Sc ,1pe 6or6olo. Yao
Mrtiteftfontoret, bpor Ser enonu
Der fer 9raplbeo n1eo ltoarbejoelle11
al Hloner for set 8rpggeri lonl
enon1 CT til6age, meooelcr lr1ol1, at
8pguingen efter @eltemmelien 1tal
trrc feroig til 8rug / 9p6et al 81
teraoret.
so on0en lo6er $ IL
trmcn ette i S e II g.
e I. @n Sfonoger / @jgbenbopn
be9iereoe foretaget Ell 6oge6forret=
ming bos fin Suitr1, for at fao uole=
peret en- Gel Sn0bo % Serftei lamt
cit SparefaSiebog paa 5000 &roner
tilberenoe bans og @lltruens Sci.
lesbo, bpilfe @ienitan0e @ritruel
moo @an6ens Silie og ,,oen banS
Santpfte bop0e lat Jig / 8eiiooelit
al, uogtet &aaoigbe0en pper 6elles:
formuen ifplge 0onlf Set tilfom
n1er Ma11oen. timber 6orretninge,
uolepere6es cit Gel 2pspre til Man
sen, bportmo6 @uitrl1en proteitere
Sc moo at opgipe, Dpur Sparefasie
bogen beroeoe, % 0o Dun faitbol0:
6enne Mngtelie, blep Ser poo Mot,
Sens @%egi9ring ofiagt CT &ienoelic
bporpe0 Man0en fjenoes berettige
til at forlange lin @r,ltru beniat
lin1pclt 6Gngiell, inqtil bln opgiper
bpnr Sparefasiebogen beror, bol
life oper 6 @oaneoer.
6olfetin 5 mon6 g q
roe foranita(te6e flor y,
6orfplgelie meo Ell 9og M IL
@rrit5pe / &orsgo0e &ipbealb 81 =.
fans @,,itru, iom fan paaltl
1onolcoe 0cres lille Cater 4.
9enne Mff9re ontog efterbad stls {
fort Smfang, og @rrit5ee t.sa8a!
Northumberland moo Gry,e,
Sen 26. Gebruar er ser feloet Son
| Sagen. @rrit5ee bab0e napnlil
flaget ODER nogle bejit fra11fen0e Or
tifler, iom Sobroe bapoe ifrepet
soctal=9emofroten". Ga Mrtif:
lerne maa iiges at %in6ebol0e en- gror
&rGnfelie of &riuatlipets 6re0 oe
ga. 0isie Mrtifler far paafert @crii-
5ge 5fa0e / fans &e6rift blep &c.
broe iOpnlt en Strof al en- Moonaos
iimpelt SGngiel og fiel10t pligtig al
betolt cit grltatl1ing poa 1000 &r,
me0 &ente 5 psf. fra 5. Mrtgul!
1910 og Sageus Smfoltninger ntco
200. &r. Set bar on1trent SEN byis=
ite Straf Ser fu116e gipes.
Gcrnc.
I. 8 to g prao0 bar
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-03-17
Gn feel 6amilie.

Ealtor 9. u. 3lmlop / Mount Ser
non, NO, tiger: ~Mine @brn bar
ol1grebet al ell @olte, paaoraget fra
MnSlmger, min !Srltru bop0e en-
@oite, ion1 forbinOreoe ben0e / at iope
mere eller minore / fem Mar, % Sc
res @bite @ine Of Sor Sprl,p bar
6elbre0et Dem alle."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-03-17

lea mes to gomlinger. Seq fit
apngcpremie for sen enc % 2. HrG-
ulie for sen au0er. Men / sen liolte
5onling par mine beolte @plsoyr. =.
Sc Mnifuelier, jeg Der bar glort
gieloenoe, far leg Daft, iaa l9nge
leg far peret SporGtter % peoitaoet
DEM. Seq tolte laa itille ON Dent
eago,l9 - Set bar 10 thine CONNIE
re, ser bapoe en- anben Mening. Meal
iaa mart leg bapoe iolgt min 8eipt=
ming, tog leg @looet fra Muu1oen-"
9isie llotalelier bor patt ltor Sp-
iigt, for6i set en- fprlte Gang So,r0:
bebcn CT fon1n1e,1 rigtig for 9aeen
0g set isreelige er, at mango 2ono:
nte,,6 beb at 8rantb taller Sonobei
% CT enige meo boln.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1911-08-25
BOAT CARNIVAL
GRAND SUCCESS.

The fourth annual illuminated
boat Carnival on Lake Mokoma
was grand success in every par
ticular. In numbers and beauty
of decorated and competing floats,
boats and canoes, it far exceeded
all former carnivals Excursion
trains brought large crowds to the
lake and from twelve to fifteen
hundred people witnessed the dis
play.
The first prize for floats, a beau
tiful silver loving cup, was won by
the Farrell Sisters, whose float
represented cottage homestead,
with open fireplace; an elderly
couple were enjoying its genial
warmth. A beautiful effect was
produced by the rendering of
"Silver Threads Among the Gold"
by an unseen violinist. The secoud
prize was awarded to a float repre-
senting "The Hanging of the
Crane" arranged by r. NJ. Pen
mock and Miss Barrows. The
first prize for single boats went to
Miss Leone Ladley, whose boat
represented Betsy Ross making the
first American flag. The second
prize for single boats was awarded
to Miss Eunice Igham, her boat
representing a college girls Den.
Time and space prevent a mention
of other individual boats, but it is
proper to say that the task con-
fronting the judges was a difficult
one for every competing boat was
worthy.
The prizes awarded by Lake
Mokoma Company consisted of a
beautiful silver loving cup, two
silver canoes and a silver soap box,
all suitably engraved.
The line formed below island lake
and moved once around the lake.
The thosands of japanese lanterns
and other lights transformed the
lake into a veritable fairyland and
the beauty of the same will never
be forgotten by those who witnessed
it. The event was a most fitting
elimination of a higher successful
season at this rapidly developing
summer resort.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1911-08-25
Finest In The State.

The Clinton County Times says
in part of G. r. Lauer, a former
resident of this place and brother
of Mrs. Frank Ingham :
Lock Haven can boast of another
prominence. This time it is not
of civic or industrial nature, but
has to do with the pale realms of
shade, where each shall take his
chamber" We refer to the modern
undertaking parlors of G. Il. Lauer
of this city, who has achieved great
success since locating here a few
years ago, when he took over the
business of j. n. Sloan, for many
years the leading funeral director
of the city.
Some few months ago, Mr.. Lauer
purchased the Merrill home at the
corner of West Main and Second
streets, just across from Trinity M.
e. church, one of the choicest To-
cations in the city, and after i'm
proving and remodeling the home,
decided to erect Il modern under
taking establishment on the rear of
the lot.
He has succeeded admirably in
all his desires and travelling men in
the undertaking line have told Mr..
Lauer that his funeral parlors are
superior to anything in the state,
not excepting the larger cities.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1911-08-25
Darn Such Roads. y

Now Gents, it is not fair to talk
about roads in that rough way.
The road is not to blame for the
reason that a road has no brains.
1t is, we think, correct logic that
good roads are a fine thing for
everybody. No use going thoAs-
and miles away from home to
criticise the roads, but begin right
here in our own Laporte township.
From the Shrewsbury line to
Celestia, the road machine put in
some excellent work and loose stones
were thrown out, but not one de-
cent water break was made. Now
we are no lover of water breaks,
but if we must have them instead
of Culverts, give us something bet
ter than loose dirt. We do not
blame the men that done the work
they had to make "showing". 4.
We might just as well put into our
stomachs ''mud pie made by Il
child as to do "biz" in that man
ner.
l heard one man say who has no
team, that he would be one of
twenty to put in one dollar each, to
have the work done right, and the
writer would be another. And us
fellers want no office.
A. c.. Jenkins.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1911-08-25
A Correction.

We are pleased to make a
correction in our article of last
week on slate making. We made
a statement that formal meeting
of slate makers had been held in
the Court House. We have since
been informed by reliable authority
and some who were present, that
the meeting was not held at the
Court House, and we hereby COR
rect that part OF the article. If
we make any mistatements in the
News Item thoy are not intentional
and shall always take pleasure in
correcting them as soon as we
are shown they are not correct.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1911-08-25
Our Position.

We have received a number of
letters approving the course of the
News Item last week for open and
honest politics. We wish to assure
our friends that we appreciate their
letters. We have also had some
fault found with us for what we
said. We wish also to thank those
who have criticised us. This we
consider open politics and fair.
We wish both approval and criti-
cisims, and in this way hope to get
a fair opportunity of knowing what
the public want. We have not
criticised individuals but were con-
tending for principles. The Item
is a Republican paper, because we
believe in Republican principle.
In national matters good Republi-
cans support platform rather than
a candidate. In local matters
good Republicans as well as all good
citizens should support the candi-
dates who will serve the people.
In this county many Republicans
have been successful because they
were fitted for the positions A
majority party has difficulties to
contend with which do not affect
the minority party. On the other
hand a minority party can only win
by naming candidates whose quail
ifications will rally to their support
the votes of those citizens who
value the good Of the country above
the welfare of the politicians. 1t
is such candidates that this paper
would like to see nominated and
elected.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1911-08-25

Lock Haven, the most beautiful
city on the west branch of the Sus-
quehanna, is the location of the
Central State Normal School, an
institution which ranks among the
very best in the state. 1t is not
only strong as an educational in
stitution but the management OF
the school have developed a home
like spirit and in this way, it fos-
ters development of character.
Its students therefore leave the
school with higher ideals of life
and living and are better citizens
in consequence. The fall term
begins Sept. 11th. Write for cat
alogue. Adv
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1911-08-25
SLATE MAKERS.

We have authority for stating
that our Democratic friends are in
a fair way to win honors as slate
makers. The powers that be,
mostly radiating from the Eastern
end of the county, have made their
slate and we are informed the
ticket they have selected is as
follows: For Associate Judges,
Dennis Keefe of Dushore and
-; for Comfy Commissioners,
Clinton Dieffenbach of Cherry and
w. b. Snider of Davidson for
Treasurer, Frank Magargle of
Davidson for Sheriff, Cott of Elk
land for Prothonotary and County
Auditors our informant was unin-
formed. This is a pretty snug
ticket, might be worse and has
some good material on it as every
one knows. The problem is to
show the people something better.
And the chief trouble with states
is that they are written in
the night, and in the morning the
teacher, in cases of this kind, the
voters, wipe it clean and puts up
new material.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1911-08-25

VIM. Nelson BarrOws of New
York City, is spending few days
with his sister, Mrs. f. p. Ingham.
Mr.. Barrows made his first visit to
Lsporte when Jasper Clarkw as pro-
prietor of the Laportc Hotel. He
finds many changes for the better
and is an enthusiast for the future
of Lake Mokoma.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1911-08-25

At the last commencement of the
Lock Haven State Normal School,
a handsome tower clock and a $500
pound bell was dedicated. They
were presented by Mr.. Wilson
kistler, philanthropic citizen Of
Lock Haven, and they are in every
respect first class. The entire ex-
pense involving an expenditure of
about $1,000. This is an evidence
of the esteem in which the school
is held by the best citizens of its
home community, but it has state
wide reputation as well as refer
ence to its finely illustrated catalog
will show The fall term of 10
weeks begins Sept. llth. Write for
a catalogue. Adv
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1911-08-25

Roy Jennings of Estella was in
town Wednesday and Thursday
and consequently the juice of Talk
em-far once more flows through
our telephone wires.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1911-08-25

Edwin Ladley and Morris Jack
son of Briarcliffe Cottage returned
to their homes in Kennett Square
Wednesday morning.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1911-08-25
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ALLEN NURSERY CO., Rochester, N. Y.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1911-08-25

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fall, and voters should keep up
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Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1911-08-25

The friends of Camp Mokoma
are cordially invited to attend the
Field Day, which is to be held at
the Lake Mokoma Bathing Beach
on Tuesday afternoon, August %.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1911-08-25

Miss Jean Pennock has returned
to her home in Kenneth Square
after spending the summer at the
wake Robin. -
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1911-08-25
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Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1911-08-25

Don f. Hughes and Raymond
kschinka, two enterprising young
men of Dushore, transacted business
in the County Seat Wednesday.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1911-08-25

George Geiger, who has been at
tending school at Mt. Herman,
Mass, is spending a week in this
vicinity.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1911-08-25
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Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1911-08-25

VIM. Gumble and daughter Miss
Nellie of Hillsgrove, were guests
Of the formers brother, John Gum
BILE Of this place over Sunday.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1911-08-25

Irving Bealmean of Baltimore,
who has been spending several
weeks at the Smyth Cottage, has
returned home.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1911-08-25

Send 10 cents for sample copy of
"The Midnight Express" a des-
criptive march written by Mrs.
Alice E. Sumner. New Albany
Music Co., New Albany Penn,a.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1911-08-25

Albert f. Hess and family atten-
ded the Rogers reunion at Forks
vile Wednesday.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1911-08-25

j. Harold Miles of Kennel Square
who has been visiting his sister,
Mrs. George Ladley, has returned
home.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1911-08-25

Robert Sharpless and neice of
West Chester have been spending
a week at the Mountain House.