CHAS. R. KURTZ Ed. and Prop THURSDAY JULY EXPECT TO GO Freas, gu exvorboral of Com; oer ox ater would prove fatal. Des. | Jy Wy J EP VR TO PORTO RIC(y{ Dower &Covis but who has bees at W family and friends be gradua asted i: . Spain Sues Ne * \ v : - | 0 1 : : » Boys at Chickamauga Are winter, ember of tl ompany, | A Venerable Catholic Tired of Their Camp al; Bathe: earn Once Located Here O €ace. RECRUITS ARRIVE IN CAMP | of Clearfield county, and is the company | DEATH OF JOHN KLINE, ESQ. Some of Those Who Have Been S covering-—What has Trans; Last Week—Letter From S Esq.. Our Correspondent i boarded a special train at Battiefic tion on Saturday r Newport Ne wk aban \ ous impulses, | lige aimed to be | 1 ¢ i are turning out : M 5 : 2 i i r will tar or RICE y satu ana , ; i ! n ‘ re E> where they will start fo Ct charitable | i tes Bower more axes per day than they have in the Gen. Brooks will be next in command to E i Hy | save of kim p Hipp ung R . Gen. Miles. R.T. Bayard, being an or. | Canteens, guns and . we ’ Rev. Thomas McGovern is a man of | © . wo a ye vd to march to Snodera i wv . derly, will be the first of Company '‘B" | ©4 10 mal h to Snodgrass Hill, the place fixed for the review, and at a distance ast In the grinding de t J 1 the grinding depart Newton Hamilton Camp Mecting tent business is especially lively and the : H 4 : he Newton Hamilton camp meeling marked ability, energy and executive | pumber of hands employed is greater i B+ ‘ i 11 H T ’ ' Si " - . 3 118 year on the of August rlhicionle and LOCK Haven 1 to see Spanish soil. It seems to be the ( power. As a controversialist he is a dan. | than for some time past, and almost . a A +s A : " i forint "ie "pe : of about three and one-half 1 fr and continue until the 16lh he grounds : 15th was selected as the general opinion in camp here that this wr ha u Tom | serous opponent and seems to be armed | every day new men are being added to ya - : Yau TL §, TUR “ campaign against Porto Rico will be a our camp. This was a grand sight to which have been th ug caned and icnic Committees were appo ampaign against tito Ri ill | | he Span- jn | 18 review, and of course the Fifth kept 14 ‘ at every point to battle for the church | the already large force that is working ’ ' ‘ 3 . . ‘ see this entire division lined up and pas ’ rreatly beau ed, will be open for ocx amusements, ely nother meet! bloodless one, and that when t VIS enlire division lined up and pass | and defend the faith he professes Yet two turns of eight hours wi rim , + ” ‘A A v one dh a # v 1 v : . wy " N . makes ¢ wr Wed On Au rast ish commander discovers the fleet he is liberal and generous, courteous and The Mill Hall Brick Works is running 1akes a K (front of him, and the armies of Generals | "P her reputatton; the Third Battalion few weeks Mild and Brooks at his rear, he will do the wise thing-—like Toral at Santiago. Jast Friday evening at about 7:30 Company “‘M’ under command of Capt. pleasant to all, and holds an honorable | at its full capacity and every day orders not being paraded. This was one of the A Spanish Brote place in the community at large." are being received and shipped. Add to Low Rate " ’ a“ n Cc AIF Was . During the year 1895 the bishop visited this the : going and a great many of the men ‘ I brick works. the ish seamen that at the battle of Santiag were compelled to dro okt t rami Rome and on his return was accorded a | VK OTKs, tbe vasia Railroad for an Excursion to the | Captain Eulate of the Vizcaya shot abot > H H PD on [4] ANKS " nn 144 pi Aplain Laiale : Lh 24 OL At g hearty reception by his parishioners the many buildings that are under Shore ott Thursd aibast | at ih Russel, of Williamsport, reported and at from the heat and over exertion, among * Sea Shore sday. August 4th 1] iy Hg re, LANG a ) : ) R. anrrol ounce went into camp. This completes | them the writer, who was carrying the } y : a $4 " '" which showed their love and respect for and the various other smaller in- | ghouid be within the means of all desir. HIT » gt " . a ed B i f Fifth I + | colors. Being compelled to give it up their bishop and the high esteent in which | Custries and we venture there is no town Ing to visit these resorts the Third Battalion of Fifth Regiment, WOrs. peiied Ki i . . i 3 ” i : pt . yout a mile after passing the reviewing a“ and makes it a twelvecompany regi B ss 4 ; ng the reviewing —— en Tui latest republican stea he was held by them in the state of this size employing more - 1 “« red “ tt 4 sent. of one hundred and six men each, | Stand, Sergeants Morrison and Gar. pt DEATH OF JOHN KLINE, ESO and one of the largest regiments in camp, , This last company was raised princi pally in Adams county, with a compli. ment from York county, with headquar- ters at Gettysburg, and has an elegant captain in the person of Captain Russell, of Williamsport, fcr years captain of one | : ’ g N eit atest vd nich voaled the un : +g : . And “is a crying shame pi Williamaport’s erack compares ln tgs Philadelphia, which revealed that his af. | the most votes was given a silver cap | burg. Vote for Stone and it will con Dut you'M Bud that the Contre Democrat Twelfth Regiment N. G. P. Maurice N. Continued on page jon was an incurable growth and | lined with gold tinue Will ost vou just the same re 2 and care est ia te 1 4 sriinn er feoases the Riad hottest mornings and very littl umber employed at the new i8 reported as coming from the Span M lime kilns, those engag- The low rates offered by the Penusyl. forty of his men for leaving the guns, He never mingles with his fellow officers at whinapolis, where they are prisoners, and have nothing whatever to do with hin burg was for the printing of an extrava — A — gant bird book, which Gov. Hastings is For $1.50. ~You can get two weekly On Friday evening at 11 o'clock John Renovo comes to the front with a biby | trying to sto; Building is. redt- | Dewspapers for a year—''The Centre Democrat” and either the "Pittsburg Post’ or the" Cincinnati Enquirer.” Our : : claim is to furnish the Most News for the ago his health began to fall from an ails | under one year old were ou exhibition | monies, expensive joints over the state. | Least Money brick between them brought the colors Baby Shaw '} i back to camp, while the writer was pick ed up and brought in on the ambulance " y a ) ” Vp nh ¢ HH 1 i» ) i Kline, Esq., died, at his home, this place, | show, one being held in the railroad | ting churches, creating useless offices Am all right again, and ready for anoth- frien " ‘ ‘ i ‘ rc eng dy for anoth. | ypier prolonged iliness, About a year | own Saturday afternoon. Filty babies | increasing salaries, holding back public er long march i g } Owing to the addition of another bat ai th i " ; i wing to the add wogis: Sal, gv ber bat: | peut in the abdomen. Finally he sought | and voles were taken as to which baby | jobbery and steals of all kinds is the re fy talion, Company wes the colors, a - hk . hii a i ~ ; i ( . all " " nj ! i A an operation in the hospital at | was the handsomest The one receiving | cord of the republican control at Harris They re ralsing all the price they pass from the First Battalion to
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