Historical newspaper ad and subscription notice text
Fragmented OCR lists subscription rates and advertising agents for a publisher. It mentions annual prices 1.00 and 1.50, various advertisers and agencies, and addresses such as 2250 per filebs and 88 Park Row. Names include Lyman, More, and Lord & Thomas. The garbled text reads like a legacy classifieds page.
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Our Advertishny Agenty
Nery You
Lyman
Park Row
Ceargs Batten
Potter Edge
Kemligtin Broy
Brad Ways
N.W. Aser & Son
Cor
Cheatin
Fi A. Regar Advert'y Co
Prrisnune
Kemlugtay Bros
Pennbldg
Pennave
Uutoaga
Lord & Thomas
Randolph St
Louly
N. Uhasmia
Pine St
Sugar Tariff Debate Lines Up Congress and Parties
Waste VGTOE Letter continues with a plan to balance reciprocity with Cuba and sugar trust favor. Root urges a reasonable sugar duty reduction as McKinley backs reciprocal tariffs. Figures show 85 million annual sugar cost to consumers, with 49 million to government and 36 million to domestic producers. Congressional caucuses set for Saturday. Henderson to lead reorganizations. McKinley death eulogies to delay the president's message to Tuesday.
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Gaba
Tan
Scydla
Chiamibdis
Oxnard
Golden Apple of Sugar Trust
Root
Cuba
McKinley
Porto Rico
Hawaii
House
House of Representatives
Henderson
Congress
Hanna
Senate
Grosvenor
Prices listed for youth publications and Draockar
The Youths Companion and the Draockar offered together for remarkable pricing at $2.35. The Companion alone is $1.75 and the Draocka is $1.00 per year.
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Luy Pries
Rule on Heirs in Indiana County Orphans Court
The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania to Margaret Good intermarried with David Good. Notice calls heirs and widows to appear in Indiana Orphans Court on the first Monday of December to accept or refuse the real estate of Mark MeeFeaters, deceased. Property in East Wheelfeld township, 87 acres 96 perches, appraised at 25 dollars per acre totaling 2100 dollars. if not, sale per law. Publication and personal service required before return day. Witness James N. Stewart, Prothonotary.
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Indiana County
Commonwealth of
Annie M. Bune
James Gunoda
Residine
Johnstown
Leirsot Mark Malet Org
de Lore Tha Jules
Orphans’ Court
Indiana
Than
Ahere
Mark MeeFealers
East Wheelfeld
Publian
Orphans’ Court of
Judlank County
Grant Two
Rink
Isaac Simpson
Hind
D. Pollogk
Tennington County Beat Lists Highlight Best Owning Alerts
Local notes describe Tennington County beat lists featuring top owned audio beet ons and a suggestion to forward recommendations to Remington Brothers in New York for further action.
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Tennington
Remington Brothers
List of Jurors Drawn In The District Court
A compiled list of jurors drawn for cases in the district court includes numerous names and locales such as Mahoning, Marion, Waslington, and West Thoannis. The roster mentions individual jurors like James Wy Hadden, Charles Slow, Shirley McMillen, and J.D. Fry among others, with several entries referencing towns and regions.
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McGoithe
Ballington
Kiliore Poin
Genters Harrigen Kadai
Cherryhill Woi
Menelerd
Aameragnge
Nay Tedahon Matetin
Greene Th Ober
He W Tocaphor
James Wy Hadden
Tone City
G. A. Mikowell
Trdin
Edward—Wallare
Thomas
J. M. Tarberie
Bat Borg
Todi
Thhe Seirds
Wilkin Plomine
Mahoning
North
Odines Kalin
Anderson Dilta
Willian Aarer
Frank Hamilton
Bued
Marion Gentor
William
Lyons
Pine
Samuel McChakey
John Pottman
Rayne
Shirley McMillen
Shighds
Charles Slow
Salinburg
Salinburg—d Jatnes M. Pattersay, Crea WW. Wrese, Ronnie MeQhems
Waslington
Charles Bell
Benen Wissinve
A.B
Woolwarns
Whewthioll
Masta S. Meterneek
Findley M. Bolar
John Th Radygers
Wiheaifield
West
Thoannis Therese
J.D. Fry
Young
lOarey Gooper
Mithias Whingeusnih
Bee
Pennsylvania Railroad Winter Excursion Route Book
The Pennsylvania Railroad issues a free Winter Excursion Route Book describing leading winter resorts in the Mass and South with rates and route options. It is a typographically refined publication offered at principal ticket offices or by post from General Agent We. Bove at Brow Street Station, Philadelphia.
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Bonneyvania
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Gen. We. Bove
Brow Street
Philadelpelrhie
Commoner reaches six months West issue record run
The Commoner reports a peak six month circulation of around six to seven thousand copies, highlighting rapid growth and nationwide relevance. It notes Mr Bryan’s columns and political review, claiming strong reader interest in social and political issues. A one year combined subscription offer with Cate Democrat is announced at 82.00.
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Bryan
Cate Democrat
The Decline of a Happy Marriage and Remedies
A discussion on happiness and misfortune in marriage notes that a good start can end badly. It cites female health issues and promotes Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a cure, with testimonials from Nellie M. Reycraft and Phebe Morris. The ad urges consulting Dr. Pierce and purchasing his medicines while warning against inferior products.
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Nashville
Tenn
Thad
Nellie M. Reycraft
Glenwood
Washington Co
Oregon
Dr. Pierce
Phebe Morris
Ira
Cayuga Co
Pierce
Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo
N. Y
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