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 Book 'TP^ST 
 
Souvenir of 
 
 ...PORTSMOUTH, Ohio... 
 
 The Albertype Co., 
 brooklyn. n. y. 
 
 PUBLISHED ANDCOPYRIGHTED. 1903. eV 
 
 H. A. LORBERC. 
 
 Portsmouth. Ohio. 
 

 
 THE LIBRARY OF 
 Two Copie* Receivoa 
 
 OCT 23 1903 
 
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My Philosofy. 
 
 / albis argy that a man 
 Who does about the best he can 
 Is plenty good enoiigh to suit 
 This loiver mundane institute. 
 No matter ef his daily walk 
 Is subject fer his neighbors talk\ 
 And critic minds of evry luhim 
 Jest all get up and go fer him! 
 
 My doctern is to lay aside 
 Contensions, and be satisfied. 
 Jest do your best, and praise er blame 
 That f oilers that, counts Jest the same. 
 I've alius noticed grate success 
 Is mixed with troubles, more or less. 
 And it's the man who does the best 
 That gits more kiclks than all the rest. 
 
 — RiT.EY. 
 
Portsmouth citizens are patriotic, progressive, proud of the River City, liberal-minded, hosp 
 
 T".71 ^-^S^f.*^ iru**.^^*^. ■'-<.-. 
 
 SOUTI 
 
Residence of Geo. D. Selby. "Pride of Portsmouth" The River City Band. 
 
 Residence of Simon Labold. 
 
Dr. W. D. Tremper's. 
 
 Residence of A. Hurth. 
 
 Mayor's Office 
 
 •• 3e it ever so humble. " 
 
Hopkin's Pharmacy. 
 
 Huston Corner, 1876 
 
 Interior of All Saint's Chapel. 
 

 Residence of F. B. Burt. 
 
 B. Augustln. 
 
 Elk Block— Portsmouth National Bank. 
 
Grape Hill — Huston Homestead. 
 
 Residence of L. D. York. 
 
 Residence of B. Augustin. 
 
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York Place. 
 
 Chilllcothe Street, North from Second Street. 
 
Seel's Block. 
 
 The F. C. Daeh!er Co. 
 
Sixth Street M. E. Church. 
 
 A. 0. U. W. Hall. "Daily Times" Building. 
 
 Government Building. 
 
Kendall's Hall. 
 
 German M. E. Church, 1850. 
 
 The Gilbert Grocery Co. 
 
Residence of Mrs. Chas. Wertz. 
 
 Norfolk k Western Depot. 
 
 Portsmouth Pressed Steel Co. 
 
Little & Wilson. 
 
 Anderson's. 
 
 Carson's Shoe Store. 
 

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 Residence of A. V. Knauss. 
 
 Kinney's Lane. 
 
 Residence of Mrs, M, B. Gilbert. 
 
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 f^T Tabor'- hom Theok funk- 
 
 CAPT C GI1_I-1L.AN 
 
 RESIDENCES. 
 
FOUNDR.Y 
 
 Portsmouth Shoe Co. 
 
 Portsmouth Foundry and Machine Works. 
 
Seventh Street Fire Department. 
 
 New Bridge over Scioto River 
 
Sixth Street School. 
 
 Colored .School 
 
 Offnere Street School. 
 

 Co. H.— 0. N. G.— Start for Cuba. 
 
 Residence of Chas. Brombacher. Mabert Ave. 
 
Scioto County Chiidren's Home. 
 
 Scioto County Court House. 
 
 Old Cciitrd House. 
 
St. Mary's Church. 
 
 Co. B. 56th. 0. V. I. Feb. 12th 1862 
 
 Horseless Express 1873. 
 
The Driving Park. 
 
 The Ball Park. 
 
 , Golf Links. 
 
Mitchell M'fg. Co. 
 
 Soldiers' Monument, Tracy Park. 
 
 Zaia Mission. 
 
Electric Car on E'eventh Street. 
 
 Residence of Mrs. John Stanton. 
 
,iu NORFOLK & WESTERN RAILWAY TERMINALS. 
 
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 Residence of H. 8. Grimes. 
 
 Residence of J. W. Bannon. 
 
The Portsmouth Paving Brick Co. 
 
 Portsmouth Stove and Range Co. 
 
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 MILLBROOK PARK VIEWS. 
 
Office of the City Clerk of the 
 City of Portsmouth, O. 
 
 ...SfBfllution... 
 
 Sp it rpaulbrll by the City Council of the 
 City of Portsmouth, Ohio, as follows : 
 
 " ®ljat the thanks of this Council be 
 extended to Mr. H. A. Lorberg for his 
 loyal service in bringing about the generous 
 offer of Mr. Andrew Carnegie to donate 
 fifty thousand dollars to a library in our city, 
 and that a certified copy of this resolution 
 be sent to Mr. Lorberg by the City Clerk. 
 
 Passed July 29th, 1901. 
 Attest: Frank L. Sikes, 
 
 City Clerk. 
 
 Geo. E. Mathew.s, 
 
 Presiiteiit of the City Council of the 
 City of Portsmoutn, O. 
 
 The rtiblishcr. 
 
THE DREW, SEL-BVCoT^a 
 
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