Local Notes From Blacklick and Nearby Towns
Miss Maude Lewis of Flumville visits sister Mrs. John Bell in Blacklick as other locals host guests from Avamore Vandergrift and Blairsville. Travelers include Miss Anna Caulfield returning to Vandergrift and Mrs. Mary Calwell with granddaughter Ethel Goodwin visiting Mrs. Alex McCune. Blairsville visitors, camping party at Bell's Mill, and a car trip from Johnstown are noted along with school reopening under Miss Olive Radcliffe. Local social rounds feature Miss Lucy Reed heading to Punxsutawney and several residents visiting Gypsy and Gipsy events.
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Bolivar
John Pearce
Vandergrift
Todd McGee
W. &. Caulfield
Homer City
P. J.egolf
Langvidge
Pottstown
Will Hildebrand
Margaret
Armagh
A. W. Lyda
Harry Replogle
Rob . Johnson
Blairsville
Blacklick
Local Notes From Brushvalley and Surroundings
Miss Ellen Kelley returns home as Mr Samuel Rugh Sr. visits Boody Illinois after relatives stay. Rev Hunt and family attend Ebensburg M E church dedication. Sophus Mack departs for Cumberland Maryland. Mollie Altimus and child visit here. Cora Kepale returns home. Alice Craig and children visit George Buchanan. Ben Underwood's child ill. Mrs Swan and Miss Runyan of Washington DC visit Inez Traby. Houd Phillips home from visits. Farmers threshing.
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Ellen Kelley
Samuel Rugh
Boody
Hunt
M.E
Ebensburg
Sophus Mack
Cumberland
Mollie Altimus
Cora Kepale
Alice Craig
George Buchanan
Ben Underwood
Mra. Swan
Miss Runyan
Washington, D.C
Misa Inez Traby
Houd Phillips
Local Social Tidbits From Falls Creek and Nearby Areas
Ambrose Misa Estella Shields of Falls Creek visited Misses Lolo and Maud Lewis. J C McMillan dropped by the county seat last Thursday. Mrs Jennie Burkett and her son Harry called on friends at Dockery Point Saturday. Jacob Smith of Elderton called on friends near the place Saturday and Sunday. James Walker of near Kintersburg was a guest of his brother Samuel last week. Mr C H McCall was a Punxsutawney visitor Monday.
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Ambrose
Misa Estella Shields
Falls Creek
Lolo
Maud Lewis
J. C. McMillan
Jennie Burkett
Harry
Dockery Point
Jacob Smith
Elderton
James Walker
Kintersburg
Samuel
C.H. McCall
Pittsburg Exposition Promises Historic Musical Wonders
Exposition opens September 6 with Banda Rossa of Italy led by Bugenio Sorrentino and Emil Paul conducting the New York Philharmonic. It features the Damrosch orchestra, Sousa from Paris, electric novelties, a 24 hour Swiss village, and a Crystal Maze. Women designed the main building decorations. facilities include cafe post office telegraph long distance line and an emergency hospital.
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America
Pittsburg
Banda Ros- BA
Italy
Sousa
Bugenio Sorrentino
Inte
Lake Harriet
Minneapolis
Signor Sorrentino
King Flambert
Emil Paul
New York Philharmonic Society
Boston Symphony Orchestra
M. Paul
Paris
Damrosch
Sudden illness and warnings ignored in digestion cure
A historic pitch extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a near-cure for stomach and digestion related diseases. It cites dramatic symptoms, warns against nerve numbing remedies, and shares a testimonial from Thomas G. Lever of Richland County, SC, claiming recovery after months of treatment and hygienic rules. It also promotes Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Thos. G. Lever
Lever, Richland Co
Lever, Richland Co.,8.c
Dr. Pierce
Golden Medical
Wages and Imperialism and Australian Consolidation
Wages and Imperialism. Capital invariably finds its own level, like water. Imperialism will add eight to ten million laborers to competitors in our domestic market. These eight to ten millions are men whose descent, habits, climate and needs are antified with the minimum of food, clothing and shelter indispensable for existence. Protected Republican trusts will put these millions into competitions with our domestic labor promptly if Mr. McKinley received a commission of four years more of imperialism. The people of the Philippines are sober, industrious and now eager to earn at least a pittance a day from their new and promising American masters. A large line of American goods can be manufactured with Philippine labor. When the labor shall come into competition in the American market American working men will wish they had never heard of imperialism. They have it in their power to protect themselves and their families by voting against imperialism. Austrialia, though happy over its new federated commonwealth, is not yet fully satisfied, and the various cities are now planning consolidation on the lines of a Greater New York. Casearets make the bowels and kidneys act naturally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
The
Philippines
Chicago Chronicle
Municipal Lien Notice in Indiana Borough
The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania to the Sheriff. Indiana Borough files a lien claim against J. O. Stutchell for 76.36 on a Philadelphia street lot in Indiana Third ward for paving neglect. Court summons issued for the last Monday of September term to show cause why the amount should not be levied on the lot for the borough. Date noted July 10, 1900, before Judge Harry White.
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Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Borough of
Indiana
Court of Common Pleas
County of
J. C. Stuchell
Philadelphia Street
Third
Job Mc Creight
St.Clair'’s Alley
Gompers
J.o.stitchell
Harry White
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George Batten
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Philadelphia
Ow. Ayer & Son
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Chestnut
Geo, A. Regar Advert’g Co
Pennbldg
Penn Ave
Micago
Lord & Thomas
Randolph St
Lewis N. Chesman& Co
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Near Town News
Henry Prothero
Jane Gorman
Kenmawr
Olive Radcliffe
Emma
Bonnie
Cora Radcliffe
Patrick
Burnside
Gipsy
Lucy Reed
Puntxsutawney
Pitsodes
Roosevelt
Philadelphia Times
Ind
Evgenio Sorrentino
Griffith Solliss
Holipse
Rudy
Schindel
Cumberland Valley
United States
Isaac Morton
Preble County
David Ellis & Sons
Penn
Indiana, PA
Indiana County
M. H. Wilson
Austratia
Commonwealth
New York
Melbourne
Sydney
Musical College
Freeburg, Snyder Co
Andeal Gage
Muale
Henry B. Moyer
Scientific American
Neington
York
Caldwell’s
Theaa
D. M. Caldwell
Wilson's
Lotto
Wilbur
Tinanyte
Col. Jones
Spond
NEW York World
the Democrat
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