Treasurer's Sale
OF UNSEATED LANDS.
Agreeable to the provisions of an Act of Aas em
i>ly entitled, "An Act directing the mode of sell
ing Unseated Lands for taxes, passed the2oth day
lit March, 1815, and the supplements thereto, 112,
FRANK LUSCH, Treasuserof the County of Sulli
van, hereby give notice to all persons concerned
that unless the County, State, Road School and
I'oor Taxes due on the following tracts on Un
seated Lands situated in said county and paid
Ik'fore the day of sale, the whole or such part of
each tract as will pay the taxes and such cost
diargable thereon will be sold at the Court House
ill Loporte, said county of Sullivan 011 the 3th
dny of June, 1902. being the second Monday oil
June. The sale to be continued by adjournment
from dav today if deemed necessary for arrear
ages of taxes due, and assessed and cost accrued
011 each tract respectively.
Unseated {Lands.
ACRES. WARRANTEE. TAX"
CHERRY TWP.
27 5-4 Baum Samuel $ 8 41
50 Eldred, William 19 72
33?'i Fox, George 42 37
ft'i Fox, Samuel M 12 79
123 do do 30 25
102 do do 25 09
250% Fox, George 184 94
' of 67 do 16 46
50 Gray, William 636
129% Grav, William 16 40
.40 " Gray, William 984
50 Getting Christian 15 26
40 Gray William 865
100 Keyser, John 24 59
13 Luteins. Daniel 3 20
40 Meylert, Michael 984
200 Norris, Joseph P 96 67
I nf 35 Norris. Joseph P 565
*l5O Quick, John 36 89
185 Reed, Collinson 28 53
12 Reed, Collinson 153
236 Roberts. Joseph F 160 48
123 Rolierts, Hugh 60 24
122 Roberts, Hugh 59 00
200 Roberts, Joseph F 24 72
114 Stien, Philip 28 36
70 Van Phul, William 17 25
40 Van Phul, William 9 90
227 Wietzell, Jacob 55 90
COLLEY TWP
120 Anderson, John 19 80
95 Brown George 16 43
!U0 Behr, F. A 49 68
90 BuumJohn 8 76
3ft6 Codinger, Garrett 5150
250 Crispin, James 4134
325 Clark, John 53 74
3331-3 Carpenter, Cas|>er 55 07
224 Carpenter, Chas 37 04
UK) Carpenter, Elislia 73 97
4m) Campbell, Gustavus 64 94
•0 Cainpton, Adam or James 19 70
440 Cook John 77 43
19 Campbell Robt 318
If, of 75 Densmore. Silas 415
175 Fitzsinnnons, Thos. 28 94
SftO Good heart, James F 57 88
200 cioodheort. Elishu 102 82
'..j of 255 Gillet, Eliphalet 14 91
444 tireen, Wlllard 76 31
HO Graves, Rufus 74 93
101 Houseweart, George 9 21
434 Houseweart,John 63 58
372 Hidden, Samuel 53 49
30 Heber, Chase 4 96
300 Kerr, Gearge Abolphus 49 61
34 Kester, Jacob 2 31
%of 250 Kelley, John 13 78
202 logun, Sheldon 33 40
71 MeFarlane Jas. 5 27
400 Nicholson,Henry 97 70
362 Parley, Nathaniel 59 86
487 Parley, Humphrey 74 38
192% Ricketts, or Richard, E. G. 96 52
82 Ritzer, Jacob 26 41
41 Sterrett, William 0 80
50 Sparrowhawk, Thos. 827
04 Shaw, David 10 50
178 Walsh, John 17 60
300 Whitford, Wilson 56 11
lftO Woodward, Beza 24 80
233 Wallison, Seth 7275
21ft Woodward, Ebenezer, 44 98
93 Woodward, Ebenezer. 15 38
l.'iO Woodward, Benjamin 13 29
50 Ziegler, David 827
DAVIDSON
392 Balliatt, John 108 65
379 Bsasley, Johnson 53 84
32ft Cope, Israel 4616
438 Custard Mary 83 23
131 Colt, William '25 21
436 Coats, Mar)' 3144
10 Dean, John 138
201 Ewing, Joseph 28 55
200 Evans, Job 28 42
92 Evans, Elizabeth 6 62
9S Evans, Jane or James 7 08
418% Harvey, Peter 7015
450 Harvey, Nicholas 85 22
CO Hess, Samuel & Wesley 21 44
21 Hess, Samuel <fc Wesley 2 98
12 990 Hess * Creveling 901
402 Heager, Philip 62 24
%of 136 James, Mary 67 82
7., of 388 James, Sarah 18 66
400 James, Grace 28 84
10ft Little. Amos 7 57
2:10 Miley, Martin 32 67
IS7 Montgomery, William 25 88
856 McMullen, Alexander 164 01
2*o Messencojie, Adam 36 21
343 Montgomery, nannah 55 69
80 Paschal. Joseph 1136
4(10 Patterson, William 56 82
858% Sample, Catherine 149 71
75 Strawbridge, Jas. 10 65
IftO Woodside, Eleanor 34 03
309 Woodside, John 53 92
2 Wilson, Mary 27
4 6 Woodside John jr 3144
FORKS TWP
93 Barber, Uriah 17 00
127 Bowser, Isaac 20 73
15% Dorsey, John 290
3 Dorsey, John 97
ftO Eddy George 433
437 Fox, George 246 05
425 Hurley. Henry 184 43
425 Hurley, George 73 88
51 Lucke, Henry 7 01
30 Lloyd, Peter Z 10 38
.">8 Lloyd, Peter Z 20 07
9 Lloyd, Peter Z 609
67 Meylert, Michael 1514
Meyer, George 6 81
14 Norris, Joseph P 20 65
60 Pleasants, Wm. 4172
87 Peters, Richard 75 51
90 Rush, Ben]. 15 65
55 Roberts, Hugh 9 56
402 Roberts, Geo, 185 76
4fto Silsby, Peter 78 23
168 Silsby, Henry 53 58
266 Silsby, Joseph 46 24
469 Warren Samuel 4058
POX TWP.
ftO Baker, John 22 36
74 Eck, Catherln 6 63
30 Epple, Henry 5 87
407% Hougtis, George M7l
5 Lewis, William 90
HILLSUaoVE.
33ft Bonham, Bplirain 11 (9
216 Bonham, William 8 78
290 Boyd, John 20 31
so Bingham, William 1153
100 Bates, Conrad 36 65
100 Carpenter, Samuel 1142
4U7% Erwin, Roberts 28 65
ftO Hornkelth.Jere 3 50
% of 394 Maekey, Jonh 82 79
408 Reese, Daniel 109 97
40ft Secklcr, Michael 38 91
LAPORTE TWP
417 Adams, Ebenezer 47 25
417 Adams, Zebadiah 47 25
372 Anderson, Thomas 82 81
338 Boyd, James 38 29
21XI Bond, Thomas 22 66
56 Boyd, James 18 48
42 Boyd, James 4 34
401% Baulty, Paul 98 00
39 Bachus, Philip 4 42
315 Baum, John 7011
25 Brearley, Benjamin 557
417 Brearley, Rachel or Richard 92 82
417 Baldwin, Daniel or Samuel 9282
417 Baldwin, John 92 82
10 Franklin, Walter 8 90
35 Fox, Sarah 3 97
ftß Fox, Sarah 12 91
102 Franklin, Walter 22 71
7 Franklin, Thomas 156
7 Franklin, Walter 166
ft 6 Franklin, Walter 12 47
126 Fox, Samuel M 28 Oft
8 Franklin, Thomas 178
36 Fox, Anna 4 08
30 Graff. John 6 68
401% Gundecker, John 45 50
10ft Gray, Robert 23 87
87 Graff, Andrew 19 37
28 Graff, John «23
25 Gardiner, Richard 2 83
10 Garragus Susan W 2 23
40 Hart. Adam 4 53
401 Hubcr. John 45 43
417 Huntingdon, Benjamin 47 25
118 Harvey, Jonathan 26 27
140 Harvey, Jonathan 31 16
47% Harvey, Jonathan 10 58
6 Hullng, Joseph 111
104 Hall, Charles 2315
117 Harvey, Jonathan 26 04
149t., Jackson, Jerc 33 39
:j« 14 Jackson, Jerc 7Ho
5 Kldd, John, Bit 1 11
40 Kldd, John. Est. 8 90
20 Kldd, John, Ebf 445
113% Levi, Daniel 25 27
160 Levi, Daniel 33 39
174 Levi, Daniel 20 29
24% Levi, Daniel 546
402 Musser, Martin 45 56
6ft Morris, Richard 14 47
70 Morrisßicbard 15 53
50 Messenger, Avery 5 67
3 Morris, Richard 67
1 Morris, Richard Ift
71 Morris, Richard H 8 04
68 Morris, Richard U 7 70
5 North, Richard 111
61 Norris, Joseph P 13 58
417 Perkins, Susannah 47 25
40 Parker, Thomas Bso
52 Parker. William 1158
80% Parker, William 668
15 Parker, William 3,34
45 Parker, William 10.02
95 Pleasants. Samuel 2l;ift
417 Perkins, Simon 92 82
100 Perkins, Joseph 1138
40 Parker, Thomas 890
25 Pleasants. Anna F 5 57
35 Roberts, Tomozine 397
ft Rackstraw,Joseph F 57
66 Roberts, Tomozine 748
99 Roberta. Elizabeth F 20 99
401 Roberts, Joseph F 89 26
417 Sergeant, Erastus 47 25
417 Swift, Serrenus or Cyrus 91 74
97 Smith, Samuel 2159
106 Scott, Daniel 23 60
75% Smith. Samuel 16 81
220 Topliff, John 48 97
36 Wells, Gideon 7 79
M6 Weaver, Win. 1914
9 Wells, Gideon 1 02
130 Wright, Samuel R 28 94
417 Woodward, William 92 82
115 Whalon. Robert 25 00
119 Walsh, Richard 26 45
SHREWSBURY.
%of 117 Brodie. William 13 98
56 Buschnausen & Ingham 4 26
200 ■ Dougherty, John 15 24
100 Dougherty, John 78 87
10 Fox, Maria C 76
34 Giant, Dcborrah 1165
215 Gobin, Charles 16 39
355 Haines, Reuben 27 Oil
45 Hepburn, James 716
25 Irwin, Robert 191
437 Kuntzlng, Abraham 294 71
401% Long, James 30.58
427 Lowdeu, John 32 53
336% Long, George. 25 61
401% Pogue, Peter 30 60
401 J 4 Pogue, Jos, 30 60
50 Ramsey, George 381
272% Wager, Philip 20 71
436 Young, Samuel S3 23
Seated List.
Also at the same time and place the following
tracts and parcels of land duly assessed and re
turned on the Seated List will be sold for arrear
ages of taxes in the names of the present or former
owners, in accordance with the provisions, of an
Act of Assembly, passed April 29, A. D. 1844.
ACRES, NAME. TAX,
CHERRY TWP.
40 Baker, Frank 13 26
50 Dunham, Lot 15 71
100 Dyer, John 2615
3 Bentiey, Hannah 38
189 Holmes, John G 6316
100 Holmes, Edward 3613
20 Me Hale. Michael 632
SOU MuFarlane James 59 22
House and lot Potter, Rhodolphu* 2 85
14 Qulnn, John, Sr 261
140 spencer, Walter 3316
75 wright, Martin and Jame? 16 42
50 Haverly, Henry 549
Jackson, George 1 54
67 Kester, Jesse 28 26
75 Welles, G. H. * Co. 1199
52 Collins, Thomas 17 44
4% Heacock. Mrs. H. A 9 66
2 houses and lot Davidgc, S. B. 528
165 Brundage, M.S. 10 40
107 McDonald, Peter 7 59
84 Gallagher, Michael 98
50 Luvelle, Michael 315
50 Lucas, John 2 76
67 LavelleJohn 2 63
53 Herman, M. E 5 90
30 Jackson, W.W 137
COLI.SY TWP.
50 Daddow, Mrs. E. Louisa 2 10
78 Union Tanning Company 7 07
50 DeCalb, Frank and Tobias 9 03
100 Ellenger, J. G. and J. P 12 60
50 Harris, Mrs. Mary 4 52
75 Parsons, Edward 914
48 Thomson, R. J 4 34
103 Kelson, John 714
95 Tonkin, Peter 4 99
DISHORE BORO'
1 Lot Jordan, John M 42
1 Lot Jordan, Edward 42
DAVIDSON TWr.
200 Dunham and Collins 10 50
15 Fritz, Jamison and Wood 7 50
9 acres, house and lot, Herring, Wm. 215
284 Lyon, Lumlier Co. 7 81
82 Lyon, Lumber Co. 210
88 Lyon, Edward Estate 4 20
Sawmill Penticost, Lumber Co. 945
219 Swank, G. C 23 89
6 Stroup, Alfred heirs 105
House and Lot Whitacre, E. J 420
100 Temple, Henry 347
House and lot, Starr. B. M 583
House and lot, Miller. William 656
11 acres, H* L Walters, Wm. 359
40 Wood, Eugene 7 92
6 Stelnback.Leroy 4 83
31 Rider, Daniel 4 44
52 Bobbins,J.C.Est. 1 05
DAVIDSON TWP.
65 Ray, Daniel 210
100 Snyder, John 6 09
84 Tomlinson, F. H 1 77
H. and L. Bennett, James 1 58
F.LXLAND TWP
267 Sullivan, John 47 75
*0 Chilson, Harry 360
EAOLIS MERR BORO.
One Lot Vanhouk, Joseph 2 52
One Lot Bennett, Fannie and Lilley 252
PORES TWP.
24 Chilson, Harry 517
94 Gllllgan, John 11 48
58 Lavelle. Michael 6 39
8 Rouse, Martin, Es 187
55 Collins, Mark 5 95
Ralph, Catherine 1 70
170 Kaier, X. A 5 57
55 Lucke, Henry 173
POX TWP.
3 May, Warren 69
50 Ream, H. H. 6 04
34 Gigga, Henry 7 07
50 Howell, L. B. 7 86
AO Hogoboon, E. E 8 >6
383 Williams, Henry 31 36
18 Battin, Catharine ~ 50
124 Beardsley, A. J. 3 91
72 Potter, A. E. 95
96 Ingham, T. J. 8 19
385 Ingham. F. H. 3619
33 Llfley, Mial E. 179
93 Porter, Latuey, 9 45
113 Besley, George, a 93
20 Besley, George 84
50 Shaver, O. J. 1 58
LAPORTE BOROUUH.
1 Lot Batten, Jethro 281
1 Lot Boak, Theodore 2OR
1 Lot Conklln, Mrs. R. A. 101
2 Lots Cheney, Wm. 6 21
One Lot, Elliott, W. G 2 11
One Lot, Hill, B.W ] 02
One Lot, Hall, Mary J 1 16
One Lot, Lawshee, John 211
One Lot, Munson, C. L. 2 11
One Lot, Moistan, John J 1 09
One Lot. Rea, Anna 1 02
Two Lots, Ring, H.H 7 09
One Lot Stevenson, Wm 211
One Lot Stead man, M. 2 11
One Lot Streeter, Harvey or Henry 211
One Lot Searing, N. C 177
One Lot Starmont, Cora 109
One Lot Townsend, M.L. 1 09
One Lot Waddrop. C. W. 1 09
One Lot Waddrop, Jane 1 09
One Lot Meylert, Mrs. F.W 285
Two Lots Fries, Brothers 2 90
House and lot and 2 lots, Karns, Russel 12 88
Oi>e Lot Kraus. Conrad 4 85
One Lot, Watkins, Mary 82
Funston, Wm. 5 61
One Lot Gallagher, F, W. 1 02
LAPOBTE TWP.
50 Collins, Thomas 17 96
31 Croman, Hiram 1155
65 Cheney, B. L 19 95
Two Lots Dunham, E. M. 7 72
40 Hili, B. F. 7 14
25 Holmes, Henry 5 89
7 Miller, Sarah 1 is
37 Thorpe, Chas. 10 98
One Lot Tlnklepaugh, Mrs. Chas. 259
One Lot C. D. Voorhees 351
100 White, Peter helre 20 48
40 Hassan, John 13 45
20 Cook, Nelson D heirs 5 99
40 Lyon, Edward 19 23
84 Gansel, J. H. 27 69
90 Heacock,J. M 840
84 Phillips, and Sones 529
56 Walsh, Alphonsus 469
I WINCHESTER lIN
IN ALL' CALIBERS I
' A from .22 to .50 loaded with either Black or Smokeless Powder
M always give entire satisfaction. They are made and loaded in a
modern manner, by exact machinery operated by skilled experts.
B THEY SHOOT WHERE YOU HOLD ♦ ALWAYS ASK FOR THEM J
3 acres, house and barn. Lord, Wm. .1. :j 23
Lot '.j acre Helm, Angelina lfi
280 Herman, M. E. 26 25
50 Oveergeors of Poor Cherry Twp 7 88
5 Lots 28 acres, W. and N. B. K. R. Co. 4 7:!
75 Phillips. D.. 1. 18 41
59 Smith, Mark » «:>
One Lot Stormont, Cora 37
25 Brewster, Mrs. .1. T. 3 56
240 McKarlane, James 5 01
TH REWBTH'RY TWP.
100 Avery, Malln 13 02
219 Croman, Chalmer IS 86
100 George, Perry 7 98
100 Ingham and Breed 19 95
60 Hunt/inger, Charles 14 87
100 Johnson, Thomas 17 22
50 Snell, Joseph 11 89
I*6 Wheeler, Peter i-'j 11
400 Dugan, Monroe 14 28
400 Mellin, Bdward 36 96
320 Opp, Wilson 22 85
100 Llsson, Mrs.E. A 18 9s
1 mill lve», Edward 14 lu
219 Doctor Kssiek 915
300 Bigger, Geo. W 13 85
The sum of fifth cents must also lie paid on each
tract, lot or parcel of land advertised in addition
to the amountnamcd opposite each tract, lot or
liarcel of land for advertising. Also in addition
to the same,interest will lie charged ui>on the
amoantof taxes due iijion each tract, lot or par
cel of laud for each year from the first day of
January of the year following until paid, under
Act of 1887.
N. B.—N'o taxes will 1)C received .oll the day of
sale.
FRANK LllSCll, Treasurer.
Treasurer's office, Laporte l'a., March 31, 190-'.
Mercantial Appraisment.
To venders of domestic and foreign merchan
dise etc. in Sullivan county Pa. will take notice
that they are appraised ami classed by the under
signed Appraiser of Mercantile and other Licen
ses for the year 1901 as follows, to wit:
Sick, Wendall Cherry Mercantile.
Yonkin, I. B do do
Youkin, Joseph do do
Vogel, Julius do do
Jackson, C. K do do
Roe, William J do do
Froinberg, S do do
Hunsinger, P. W do do
Conner, P. assignee do do
Hyman, W do . ...... do
Murphy, J. p do do
Kchaad. H. J do do
Sick, Charles do do
Meliee, Patrick do do
Hick, Joseph do do
(irobs, John do do
Meyers, Frank do do
Connor do do
Ouy, Robert H do do
I>»ley, John do do
Borton. , E do do
Baldwin, H do do
Seluukd, John C do do .
Hope, C. P do do
Sick, John do do
Seltzer, George do do
Hefteran. Mrs. P do do
Hunsinger, F. P Colley do
Landback, G. S do do
Lopez Drug Co do do
Kellogg, H. M do do
Gorgg, . P do do
Dyer, Allien do do
Finau, K. P do do
Jackson, Juliu do do
Johuson, C do do
Jennings Bros do do
Diefenhach, G do do
Gleason, F do do
McGee, . P do do
McKihbins, H do do
Per, Jacob do do
Bteafather, W. K do do
Youkin do do
Kile, Parvin Davidson do
Swank, Ellis do do
Starr, Chas do do
Lorah, D. II do do
Buck, J. W do do
Armstrong. A. T do do
Webb, E. E do do
Meyers, G- W do do
Herr.Hayman do In
Miller, C. A do do
HolTman. W. L do do
Magargel, Frank do do
Lorah. Mrs. P. H do do
Hammond, F. G do
Reed & Taylor do do
Voorhecs, C. I> do
l'almatier, Dennis do do
Keefe, Dennis Dushore do
Holla, S. &Co do do
Connor, Mrs.J do do
01>ert, H. E do do
Cummuskey, M do do
Rettenbury. J. V do do
Yonkin, . H do do
MeGee, Rolicrt do do
Leverton, Morris do do
Kraus, Wm, H do do
Babcock. C. A do do
Collins, Mrs. E.E do
Kast Wm do do
Oueil, Wm t.. do do
Ortlib, N do do
Williams, C do do
Holcorob A Laucr do do
llayman Geo. W do do
Kennedy, . P do do
Crimmius, . H do do
Lilley A Haverly do do
Honnetter G. H do do
Cole, Samuel do do
Kline, Bernard do do
Daley,Patrick do do
Crolt, chas do do
DietTenbach. W. H do do
Deegan, Geo. T do do
Pealer, Chas. E do do
Holla. Chas. W do do
Carroll, D. E do do
Hoffman F. J do do
9ylvara, E. G do do
Reeser, . D do do
Rouse, Anthony do do
Barth <Si Kester do do
Harrington, . 8 do
Cunningham, James.. do do
Molyueaux. C.E do do
Carroll, ohn W do do
Conner, Patrick do do
Fioa», Marv C do do
Cheney C. F Eagles Mere do
Laird, W do do
Burehard, Ford.... <lo do
Warner, Wm. Y do do
Breln, Margaret do do
Taylor, IrvTn do do
Hayman, J. T do do
Llsson, Mrs. Richrd do do
Driesbach, Sadie F do do
KehrerD do do
Little, C. A do do
Vanßuskirk, W do do
Brink, M do do
Covert, ennie do do
SuyderA McCarty ElklandTwp do
Hartung, August do do
Fawcett, II do do
Hart. William do do
Jennings, Ellsworth do do
Snyder, . L do do
Norton, H. & Son do do
Norton <fc Hottenstein, Forks Twp do
Kline, John do do
Rogers, G.A Forksville do
Campbell do do
Smith, E. L do do
Lancaster, B do do
Rogers. M. A. 4 Son do do
Fanning, W. H Fox Twp do
Campbell. A. E do do
Kilmer, Mrs.Melinda do do
Caseman. C do do
Williams.O.J....* do do
Joseph lielsinan -Hlllsgrove do
Hull, Vernon do do
Hoffman, W. L do do
Wieland <Si Kessler Laporte Twp do
Peterman, Phil do do
Kraus, Henry Laporte Boro do
Recder, M.E do do
Randall, Dr. W. H do do
Zax. Harry do do
Gallagher. F. W... do do
Temple, David do do
Keeler, T. J do do
UcFarlanc, Jas... do do
Busclihausen A.II do do
Lauer, Mr». M. c. do do
C. R. Funston Restaurant, 1 |iool table. Laporte.
P.J. Finan, 2 jiool tables, Lojiez, Lopez.
W. Y. Warner, Two Bowling Alley.Eagles.Merc.
And that an appeal will be held in the office of
the County Treasurcrin Laporte. Pa., o» the l'ttli
day of April 1902, at lOo'clock a. 111. w hen and
where you may attend if you thiuk proper.
JAMES H. GANSEL Mercantile Appraiser.
GROUND TO DEATH ON RAILROAD
Horrible Fate of A. H. Tomlin, Whose
Foot Caught In a Frog.
Philadelphia, April 5.—A. H. Tomlin,
of 3G14 Moyamensing avenue, who was
employed by the American Agricul
tural Chemical Works, at Delaware
river and Greenwich Point, was crush
ed to death by a Baltimore and Ohio
freight train, which backed into the
yard yesterday afternoon.
Tomlin was working about the
yards, and while crossing a track his
foot caught in the frog at a switch. A
heavy freight train was backing into
the yard, and probably on account of
this no one heard the yells of the
doomed man. Tomlin was unable to
extricate his foot from the frog, and
the train backed down on him. He
was absolutely ground to death, the
remains being strewn for some dis
tance along the tracks.
Pension Head Must Suit G. A. R.
Washington, April 7. —President
Roosevelt is considering the names of
half a score of politicians in connec
tion with the pension commissioner
ship. He is anxious to find a man to
whom the Grand Army can interpose
no objections. Assistant Secretary of
the Interior Frank Campbell is being
most prominently mentioned for the
place at present. Another name men
tioned in connection with the place is
that of Representative Jenkins, of
Wisconsin. He is also acceptable to
the Grand Army.
Kruger's Son Took Oath of Allegiance.
Pretoria, April 7. —Casper Kruger,
the oldest son of President Kruger,
and 24 other relatives of Mr. Kruger
bearing the same family name are
among those who nave recently taken
the oath of allegiance to Great
Britain.
Barn and Contents Burned.
Williamsport, l'a., April s—The5 —The barn
of William Nicely, near Dewart, was
burned. The fire was of incendiary ori
gin. Five horses, 14 cattle, 14 hogs,
all the farming implements and grain
and $2,000 worth of tobacco were de
stroyed. The total loss will amount
to over $10,000; insurance, $3,000.
Dreadful Attack of Whooping Cough.
Mrs. Kllen Harrison, of 300 l'ark Ave.
Kansas City. Mo., writes: "Our two chil
dren had a severe attack of whooping
cough, one of tlieni in the paroxysm of
coughing would ollen faint and bleed at
the nose. We tried everything we heard
of without getting any relief. We then
called in our family doctor who prescrib
ed Foley's Ilonev and Tar. With the
very first dose they began to improve and
we feel that it has saved their lives."'
Refuse substitutes. For sale by C. I".
Voorbees, Sonestown: James Macfarlane,
Laporte.
Meeting of Episcopal Bishops.
Cincinnati. April 7. —Sixty of the 80
or more bishops of the Episcopal
church are expected at the meeting
of the house of bishops in this city,
April 16 and 17. This will Include
nearly ali the foreign missionary bish
ops Owing to the feebleness of Bishop
Clark, of Khode Island, Bishop Dud
ley, of Kentucky, will preside. Bish
ops of Salina (Western Kansas), of
Honolulu and of Porto Rico a:e to be
elected, and the question of the ad
mission of the Mexican Episcopal
church will be considered.
Foley's Honey and Tar contains no op
iates, not constipate like nearly
all other cough medicines. Refuse suh
stitues.
15««t. BONDS
For Sale,
by the Penn Mutual Life
lasuranee Company of Phil
adelphia, are as good an
invtstment as you will he
likely to find anywhere,
and you may feel certain
from the start that you are
dealing with a company
that is fair and equitable
in all respects, and has
abundant assets to fulfill
all promises. They may be
bought in yearly payments
to suit the purchaser, ma
turing at such time as may
be selected.
ThePenn Mutual
issues such a Bond at a
much lower rate than other
legal reserve life insurance
companies.
I would be glad to give a*l
information pertaining to this
contract, as well as any form
ot Life Insurance written by
the company.
M. A. SCUREMAN,
Special Agent,
DUSHORE PENN'A.
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Short Talks on
Adivertisin Q
No. 41.
Usually the things that cost the least are the most expensive.
Advertising that costs very little usually amounts to very little.
" The b',y ivho t)n civs them into the ash barrel costs , , . n
twenty-Jive cents more." VVOUiCI tell it in a Cllgni
fied and effective way to many thousands of .
Figuring on mere circulation, newspaper
advertising gives more for the same amount
of money than any other kind of advertising. JJHT
In quality, newspaper advertising is not to be
To a certain extent the standing of the
paper is an advantage to the advertiser. If |r
he is using the best paper in town it cer
tainly is an evidence of his shrewdness and E9
enterprise. And if the paper is one that 1| , j| 7 /
is looked to by the community generally as
an authority on the questions of the day, ® ; |l
it will make people all the more likely to be
lieve and pay attention to the advertis!ng it
1 J ° Figuring on mtr*
publishes. circulation."
Copyright, Charles Austin Bates, Nezv York.
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DEAF? NOISES?
ALL CASES OF
DEAFNESS OR HARD HEARING
ARE WOW CUR&SS.E
by our new invention. Only those born ileaf are incurable.
HEAD NOISES CEASE IMMEDIATELY.
F. A. WERWiAN, OF BALTIMORE, SAYS:
BALTIMORE, Md. 112 March 30, 1901.
Gentlemen : Bcincr entirely cured of deafness, thanks to your treatment, I will now give you
a full history of my case, to be used at your discretion.
About five years ago mv right ear began to sing, and this kept on getting worse, until I lost
my hearing in this ear entirely.
I underwent a treatment for catarrh, for three months, without any success, consulted a num
ber of physicians, among others, the most eminent ear specialist of this city, who told me that
only an operation could help nie, and even that only temporarily, that the head noises would
then cease, but the hearing in the affected ear would be lost forever.
I then saw vour advertisement accidentally in a New York paper, and ordered your treat
ment. After I had used it only a few days according to your directions, the noises ceased, ami
to-day, after five weeks, my hearing in the diseased ear has been entirely restored. 1 thank yen
heartily and beg to remain Very truly yours,
F. A. WURMAN, 730 S. Broadway, Baltimore, Md.
Our treatment does not interfere with your usual occupation.
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