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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1902

Page

3

Prominent Latrobe Man Weds Indiang Lady In Indiana Society

Miss Nellie St. Clair of Indiana marries Sir George R. Fulton of Latrobe at her home on Church Street. The ceremony in the parlor featured laurel arches and peonies with Ms May Clements and Grace McCane as bridesmaids. 150 guests attended as the couple, soon to reside at Derry station, planned a honeymoon to Atlantic City and the Hudson trip before Niagara Falls.

Church Street Nellie St. Claire Griffith ‘Lis Town George R. Fulton Latrobe Indiana Mendelssohn A. W. F. Mayifild G. T. Reynolds Methodist Church Ralph McCreary Mira Harry McCreary Toomes St. Clair Johnstown Steele St Josephine Barnatt D. R. Schnabel Jolenetown Fulton Derry Station Atlantic City Hudson Great Lakes Niagara Falls Fannie Nixon Nixon Pittsburg Jo St. Clair A. P. Fulton J. A. Hartman Jos. E. Barnett Chas. St. Clair Jos. A. Donnelly

Go Away Back and Sit Down Song Sparked Glee Club Rally

The Elkin Glee Club visiting Harrisburg with Indiana delegates performed a broad repertoire at the state capitol. The crowd cited a political squabble around Quay with lines praising Indiana’s John Elkin and urging support for Matt. The chorus urged Quay to quit politics and mocked his alliance with a boss.

Elkin Glee Club Harrisburg Indiana State Capitol Quay Yohn Elkin John Qutay Keystons Matt

Public arrival of 1902 Summer Excursion Route Book

On June 1 the Passenger Department of the Pennsylvania Railroad will publish the 1902 Summer Excursion Route Book. It describes principal eastern resorts, routes, and fares, with over 1,700 route combinations and maps. Books may be bought at ticket offices for ten cents or mailed for twenty cents. Planing mill ads promote W S Daugherty for building materials and porch ornaments.

The Pennsylvania Railroad Company Eaatern America Pennsylvania Railroad Geo. W. Boyd Broad Street

Farm supplies and subscriptions offered by Harbison and Fiscus

Harbison and Fiscus advertise fertilizers press seed farm implements and repairs for the farm. The New York Tribune Farmer is a 20 page weekly paper with departments illustrated for readers. Subscriptions to the Tribune Farmer and the Progress are sent to any address for one year at 1.50 dollars in cash.

Harbison & Fiscus New York Tribune Farmer Proc Bess Tribune Farmer the Progress

Indiana County Tax Receipts Dates and Venues 1902

The Indiana County treasurer announces scheduled collection days for County Special and Dog Tax for 1902 at numerous local sites. Listings include dates from June 23 to July 29 at hotels, election houses, schools, and private residences across towns such as Sheloco Lowmans, Armstrong, West Lebanon, Conemaugh, Blacklick, Jacksonville, Center, Homer City, West Wheatfield, Rayne, Grant, East Mahoning, Marion Center, Saltsburg, Burrell, White, Indiana, and other hamlets with specific times and locations. Public notice dated May 28 1902 signed by Treasurer D W Simpson.

Indiana County Sheloca Lowman's Hotel Armstrong—Election House Young Hugh Brinkley Jacksonville Center Homer City Kier Weat Wheatfield Garfield West Wheatfield Centerville Rayne Isaac Kinter Grant Nickle’s Mills East Mahoning Elsetton House M. Marion Center Freck House Borell Surns Busington John Graham Kask Wheatfield Armagh Hirection House Walback’s Brushvalley Mechanicsburg Campbell House Washington Bilection House Willet South Mahoning Vlamville West Mahoning Smicksburg Marshall Hotel Tuesaday Smickeburg North Mshoning Marchand Canoe—Election House BP. m Banks Smithport Gorman Glen Campbell—Commercial Montgomery Gettysburg Mahaffey Cherrytree Election House Green Cockport Cherryhill Greenville Blaireville W. Simpson Dave Sun Indi ABE Graesten ASA Hans Black Lick Blatraviliearr Uokerilis Blairsville M. Coke JeSut Airayilla Lye South Blacklt Bug FILAL Grae Homer iLor Brains Ttler Butler Leavin Buardsvilte ix Pitta Altoona Indiana Blatraville J. R. Wood Pasa Agt

First Discovery of Gold and a Health Miracle

The note recalls January 28, 1848 as the date of California's gold discovery and highlights Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a life changing remedy. It urges sufferers of dyspepsia indigestion headache heartburn constipation or biliousness to try a bottle and feel the proven benefits.

California

Real Estate Transfers in Indiana County Report

Real estate transfers include Samuel Ray and Nancy J. Harbison for a Blairsville lot at $600, James Fleming heirs 95 acres in Conemaugh to Wm Fleming for $1, J M Harvey 34 acres in Blacklick to Charles H McGaughey at $240, Edgewood Cemetery Association lot in Salieburg to George C Hilty at $40, John B Ritchart et al 4-9 of 264 acres in Young to John Mullen at $296, Robert H Millen 1-9 of 264 acres in Young to Joseph Millen at $50.

Indiana County Sinte Samuel Ray Blairsville Nancy J. Harbison James Fleming Cone~maugh Wm. Fleming J. M. Harvey Blacklick Charles H. McGaughey Edgewood Cemetery Association Salieburg George C. Hilty John B. Ritchart Young John Mullen Robert H. Millen Joseph Millen

The Pingpong Craze Spreads Across Cities

The New York Tribune notes a ping pong boom with clubs adding tables and manufacturers boosting ball and equipment output. It claims ping pong is an indoor, accessible pastime for all ages and skill levels, playable any hour in any weather without costly training.

The New York Tribune

Saved from an awful fate by Dr. King's New Discovery

Mrs A M Shields of Chambers Ho Re Pa describes severe six month illness with hay fever and asthma. She credits Dr Kings New Discovery for consumption with a complete recovery and promotes it as a world leading cure for throat and lung diseases. Guaranteed bottles cost 50 cents and 1 dollar with trials free at local outlets in Indiana Homer City Marion Canter and surrounding areas.

A. M. Shields Chambershore Daugherty Bros Indiana W. M. I. Moore’s Homer City L. N. Park Marion Canter

Litster Pure Spring Water Ice Offered by Lucas

Mr. Samuel Lucas the ice man has overhauled and repainted a delivery wagon and is ready to furnish Indiana residents with Litster springs pure spring water ice. Get the best ice this season and it costs no more than inferior grades. Quick orders receive prompt attention. Telephone No. 204.

Litster Samuel Lucas Indiana Litster Springs

The Tribune Farmer Receives Yearly Subscription Offer

The New York Tribune Farmer is a twenty page weekly newspaper devoted to farmer interests. The Progress and the Tribune Farmer offer a one year subscription to any address for 1.50 dollars, cash.

Boyhood Lent Story of Rear Admiral Evans

A relative recounts how the famed sailor Evans kept Lent as a boy by denying himself his greatest pleasure, listening to sermons, until three weeks passed without his church attendance. The clergyman asked why, and Evans replied he followed Lent by not hearing the preacher.

Evans

Startling proof of a nonaerial advance

An old man in Elizabeth West Virginia was said to be cured of incurable cancer after using Electric Bitters and Bucklin's Arnica Salve. The medicine purports to expel poisons and microbes while the salve heals ulcers and sores. Sold by Daugherty Bros in Indiana Pennsylvania and other listed outlets.

G. W. Roberts Elizabeth W. Va Daugherty Bros Indiana Moore’s Homer City L. N. Park Marion Center

Local Shop Promotes Shoes Dry Goods and Groceries

A small store offers a complete line of shoes for men women and children and a fine selection of dry goods and notions. The grocer stock is described as full and fresh with loose coffee tea fruits and vegetables. Oyster shells by the hundred and salt by the barrel are also carried.

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Elkin Glee W. S. Daugherty Progress the Tribune Farmer Mary Swoomen Harriett Booper M. D 1St Street Jonestown R.W. Wehrle B. I. Wehrla Philadelphia Street Job McCreight Church Sereet John T. Stuchul James Jamison Brushvalley Township Pompeii Pierre Charles Morris LL. D Tella Martinique Morris Outfit Ark & Co 4Th St Philadelphia Gréenville Woolen Heshbon John Munshower Pit Bertinger Uniontown Jerry Keith Grip F. Templeton Martintown George Hicka Neal & Buchanan Trade City Sloan & Co Kellysburgr Bence Dixonville W.G. Orner Strongstown I. McCullough Cockpart John D. Garman W.H. Green Cash Clothing Comp’y Hetrick Brothers, Proprietors Court House M. .Wilson S. G. Groft Chambersville, Pa GROFT Chambersville, Penn Saltsburg Eee Roof & Kline
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