Corry man fined for illegal fishing at Findley Lake
A Corry man was fined $25 for illegal fishing at Findley Lake. The Erie annual conference of the M. E. Church will be held at Oil City opening Sept 10. Jamestown will gain direct rail service to Westfield with the Jamestown & Lake Erie Railroad opening next month. The Ridgway Bank may continue as a trust company after deciding to go out of business.
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Findley Lake
Erie
Odd Fellows
KANE
M. E. Church
Oil City
Ridgway Advocate
Ridgway National Bank
Jamestown
Westfield
Jamestown & Lake Erie Railroad
Mayville
100 Tons Wanted By Robert Johnson
I will pay cash for old rubber iron boots wringer rollers circular packing hoses and other items free of cloth or iron. Also old brass lead zinc copper boiler parts and more. Find me at Avenue Watson Boss Wagon Shop between Second and Third streets. Evenings at the Mansion House.
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Watson
Boss
Mansion House
D A V and PR R Offer Bargain Travel to West Coast
Excursion tickets sold May 26 to June 7 to San Francisco and Portland at less than half round trip rates. Return validity sixty days from sale, with permitted stop overs in certain western states. for details contact ticket agents or write A J Smith Cleveland Ohio and request copy of Summer Bargain Days.
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San Francisco
Cal
Portland
Ore
Portand
A. J. Smith
Cleveland, Ohio
Elegant Wedding Invitations at Low Prices
Neat and elegant invitations, announcements, calling cards, ball programs available at the mail office. Low prices and quality work for weddings and formal events.
Corydon School Tops Term With 21 Graduates and Appointments
Corydon public schools closed a strong term with 21 graduates eight high school and thirteen district. Supt Meyers of McKean Co issued eighteen certificates three professional. Supt Suonine passed seventeen teachers. Staff changes included Miss Iva Hunter reappointed at Cornplanter and D L McMurren focusing on American Book Co. work while Carl Odell studies telegraphy. An I O F hall event supported the Rebekah order to buy a cabinet for past grand photos.
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Corydon
J. EB. Meyers
McKean Co
C. J. Suonine
Eldred
McKean County
Iva Hunter
Suptanning
Rebekah
Tee
Four Fresh Facts on Local Mail and Printing Services
The item notes the MaiL office specializes in first class job printing with prompt neat service and invites trial orders. It also lists legal blanks, second class tar mail for Warren P. O., and acceptance of brief signed letters from county and country. It adds a government call for a metal rural free delivery lock box with a maximum fifty cent cost.
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Warren P
Congress
Wrightsville Spring Notes and Local Tidbits
Farmers and gardeners busy with spring planting. K Griffin visited for his ill son Delay who is improving. Miss Davis of New York visits with the Porters. Hillside picnic held last Saturday. Mrs Gust Norman of Pittsfield visited town. Painters and paper-hangers at Mrs M W Irvine’s. Edith Irvine Beale visits Phillis. Mrs Samuel Woodburn adds a monument at the cemetery. J R Mulkie of Union City adds a gravestone for her mother Cynthia Scott Brown. Warren Chipman returns from Spartansburg. Miss Dorrit Sweetland visits aunt in Youngsville. Albert Westren and John Gross improve their homes. Minnie Wright temporarily in charge of post office during G J Wright’s absence.
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M. W. Irvine
Edith Irvine Beale
Phillis
Samuel Woodburn
J. R. Mulkie
Union City
Cynthia Scott Brown
Warren Chipman
Spartansburg
Dorrit Sweetland
Youngsville
Albert Westren
John Gross
G. J. Wright
Minnie Wright
Local Social Doings and Meetings Highlight Erie Convention
May 20 notices show Corry visitors Mrs W K Rhodes and Mr Mrs A H Becker visiting relatives. KE L Morris and Mrs F D Kinn near attend Erie convention. J L Currie ends hardware sales with May 22 auction. Missionary society convention at M KE Church. returned Japanese missionary to speak Friday. Alex Brown recovers, dances held by local youths and Prather family event. J B White of Kansas City visited relatives. Mrs Emily Lyons visiting Mrs Laura Jackson.
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W. K. Rhodes
Corry
A. H. Becker
Spring Creek
Lynn Morris
Erie
KE. L. Morris
F. D. Kinnear
W. E. Chapel
J. L. Currie
Oman
Foreign Missionary Society
M. KE
Japan
Alex. Brown
Prather
J. B. White
Kansas City
Emily Lyons
Union City
Laura Jackson
Excursion Tickets Sold For Shrine Event Reach San Francisco
The Pennsylvania Railroad offers discounted excursion tickets from all lines to San Francisco and Los Angeles for the Imperial Council Shrine gathering, June 10 to 14, 1902. Tickets on sale May 26 to June 7, returnable within sixty days with a fifty cent joint agent service fee in Los Angeles or San Francisco. Specific rates available at ticket offices.
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San Francisco
Los Angeles
Imperial Council
Cal
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Reduced excursion rates to Portland for two fraternal conventions
The Pennsylvania Railroad offers greatly reduced excursion tickets to Portland from May 26 to June 7 for the National Convention of the Travelers' Protective Association and the Supreme Lodge of the Ancient Order of United Workmen. Tickets are valid for return within sixty days if bought by a Joint Agent in Portland with fifty cents service charge. Also notes farmers horses cared for at Strathers Hotel Barn by John Stinger and a few Dinner Sets priced around seven dollars.
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Portland
National Convention
Travelers’ Protective Association of America
Supreme Lodge
Ancient Order United Workmen
Ore
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Carnegie Gifts Fuel Newton Kansas Library Drive
Andrew Carnegie donated 10000 dollars for a Newton Kansas library on the condition the council pledge 1000 dollars yearly. The council pledged 1500 dollars annually and Carnegie added 5000 dollars to his initial gift, reflecting his pride in independence from local help.
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Andrew Carnegie
Newton
Kan
Andrew
Prosperity Tales Reach Europe Through Immigrant Flows
Immigration to New York rose to 178604 in the four months ended April 30, surpassing prior records by about 30000. The piece notes Monroe Doctrine implications, relief ships to Martinique, and describes White House garden flowers sent to Mrs McKinley. It mentions D A V and P R R tickets to Jamestown Chautauqua Niagara, and a local printer at 221 Liberty Street.
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United States
Europe
New York
Mrs. Roosevelt
White House
Mrs. McKinley
Canton
Special Shirt Waists at Metzger & Hogan Sale
Metzger and Hogan offer a rare shirt waist sale with a thousand new waists in Linen Lawn plain pleated and embroidered styles. Prices range from 1 to 5 dollars with limited quantities ensuring exclusiveness.
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Sinclairville
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Sibley
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St. Marys
THE
State Forestry Commission
Huntingdon County
Union
Centre
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Pike County
Moench & Sons
Cat
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N. Xs
Mercer Council
Vilhas
Cherry Creek
L. L. Hunter
L. B. Magill
Tidioute
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Ohio Tiver
Cairo
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T. B. Shoemaker
Western Seminary
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Barl Abbot
Chautauqua Lake
Jamestown Journal
M.E. Knight
National Transit Co
Justice Lester
Wm. Turner
Robert Johnson
Eureka
Wes Mel Dee
Standard Oil Co
Strathers Hotel
John Stinger
Uncle Sam
Martinique
Jamestown, N. Y
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Niagara Falls
Allen
Liberty Street
Metzger & Hogan
Galland Bro’s
Sanitary Non
Metager & Hogan, She
Big Store
Water Street
Suspension Bridge
Grass Seed
Timothy
Kopf & Henry
Warren, PA
Foley
A. A.davis
B. Warren Tel. Co
Peal Medicine Co
Cleveland
Ohio
Siegfried’s
N. Greenland & Son
Phae ‘Elephone
W. F. Henry
Warren Savings Bank
Maybank & Coo
Hammond Iron Works
Struthers Station