PSMfIMJCAN NEWS ITEM CHARLES L WING, Editor. fubliabed Every Thursday Afternoon By The Sullivan Publishing Co. &t the County Hoat of Sullivan County. LAPOBTE. FA. W C. Mason, Preslden. THOS. J. IXUHAM, See'y & Treas. gatcred at the Pi-nt Office at La|>ort*, at eecond-claHB mail matter. Political Announcement. We arc authorized to announce the name of NV. 31. UoWord of Lal'orte T\V|<. as a canidate for County Coni missioner, subject to the action of the Republican county convention. QHEBIFF'S SALE. By virtue ot writ ol venditioni exponas issued ont of the Court ol Common Pleas o! Sullivan County, Pennsylvania, and to me directed and delivered, there will be exposed to public sale at Hotel Lopez, in the village of Lopez, Colley township. Sullivan county, Pennsylvania, at ten o'clock a. in., on Friday, May 12, 1905, the following described real estate, to wit: 1 All that certain piece, parcel or lot ol ' land, situated and bein.ir in the Township 1 ol Col lev, County of Sullivan and State ot 1 Pennsylvania, and being a portion ot the 1 >!ivid*Zeigler warrant and bounded and described as lollows, viz.: Beginning on the east side ol the Lee Settlement road and running along said road fifty feet to the corner ot Lot No. Iti: thence along line of said lot two hundred tiii: thence North fifty feet to the corner of Lot No. 14; thence along the line tf the said lot. to the place of beginning, and being known as Lot No. 1">. on the map of the village ot' l ope/., made by P. I',. Vlden, and being all improved and having thereon erected a large church building in all respects complete and in good condition. Seized, taken in execution, and to be sold as the property of 11. Fenner and Charles Everets, trustees ol the Methodist Protestant Church, ot Lopez, Pa., at the suit of h'ev. Joeiah Smith. , ] F. W. BUCK, Sheriff. 11 \V ai.sh, Attorney. s ,er it's office, Laporte.Pa- Apr. 6. 101.';; j c H ERIFF'S SALE. vJ i By virtue ot a writ of Fieri Facias issn I'd out of the Court of Common Pleas ot Sullivan County, and to me directed and delivered, there will be exposed to public sale at the ("ourt House in Laporte on . j Friday the 19 day of May, 1905; at 11 o'clock a. 111, the following property to wit: Part, of tract ot land in the warrantee name of .'oh Evans in Davidson town j ship. Sullivan county, and State of Penn-', sylvania, said part bounded on the West j vli land in the warrantee name ot Paul j Evans: on the North by land in the war- , rantee name of Deborah James, on the east by land in the warrantee name ot Joel Kvans; on the South by Lycoming county line, containing two hundred acres more or less including only one-halt of the coal, oil and other minerals which may be found on the premises, subject neverthe less to the righta acquired by the purch aser at a Treasurer's Sale tor taxes, Dec-1 ember 1904. being the same premises con- j veyed to (112. <Swank by T. J. Ingham by his deed ol assignment dated August IU, I 1001. Also part of a tract of land in the! warranlee name ol Paul Evans in the t )>vnship, county and state aforesaid, said ! part beginning at a corner in the Lycom | ing county line, thence along line of tract j in name ol'Oeorge Evans to the common i corner of tracts of land in the warrantee ' names of George Evans, Anna James. | Klizabeih James and Paul Evans tract: thence along line between Elizabeth | James and Paul Evans tract to common corner of Elizabeth James and Paul Ev- j ans warrants, thence along the line be tween the Paul Evans and Job Kvans ■ tracts to the county line: thence along j said county line to the place of beginning, j containing two hundred and fifiv acres I more or less, including only one-halt ol the coal, oil and other minerals which j jnay be found upon the premises, and ex cepting and reserving hereout about twen ty live acres ol land sold by U. C. Swank to Sarah E. Rider, beginning at a |>ost. thence along warrant line of Job Evans j North i hirtv one degrees east one hundred i perches to a stone; thence North fifty-nine : dagrees West forty perches to a stone j heap: thence South thirty-one degrees i West one hundred perches to a stone I heap at county line; thence South seventy j two degrees East forty perches along the county line to the place ot beginning. The j said part of tract being the same prem- ! ises conveyed to <C. Swank by Kllerv P. ; Ingham by deed dated December 30, Ins I: | about 50 acres of said land is improved j and well watered tor pasture and meadow ' lands. Seized and taken in executionand to j be sold as the property ofG. C. Swank at the suit of Margaret (i. Snyder. Sheriff's office.Laporte,Pa..April Is. 1005. j FRANK W. BUCK, Sheriff. Isuhams, Attorney. Divorce Notice. In the matter of of Dan iel R. Suber for a divorce trom Emma Stiber his wite. To Emma Suber, you are hereby notili ed that an alias subpoena in the l above stated case having been ,returned that you c mld'not be found in tnis county, you are required to appear on the fourth Monday of May, next at a Court of Com mon Pleas to i>e held at Laporte at 2 o'clock p. in.and make answer to the complaint made by your husband in the above stated case. FRANK W. BUCK, Sherilf. Sheriffs office. Laporte.Pa., March 12.1 "05 /#!hL • W T " t;<Jn "'lp»*'« n I'orev.T. UNSTOP THAT COUGH ■^ mamnu^. I AYNE'S (f/Vn fJmost. hfalKMc for «Ms- ALL EL« FAILSpfI sJErnp J*• 4 *"* I eases of the Throat, and Lungs, m BeM Cout h syrup. T*stes Good. LU known ffi. UCC<! the world Over for nTj Use In time. Said by drueeists. CI JffiSrEXPECTORANT A MATTER OF HEALTH &AKINO POWDER Absoluteiy Pure HAS NO SUBSTITUTE j Tlie lost «112 tlie NMV.V. The truth is that in proportion to j the wealth of this country the navai j expenditures of the present time do ! not seem grossly extravagant. Some | one has figured out that comparing : what we have paid out for naval pur ; poses since 1801 with the value of American property gives an nvernsc naval tax of 00123 per cent. Esttmat ing the present worth of the country at $106,000,000,000, the proportionate expenditure would be sKio,ooo.ooo in stead of the $SS.oil(lOOO which was used during the fiscal year of 1003. Syracuse Post-Standard. r»ont>ls' Vetoed. President Itoosevelt and Cardinal Gibbons put two solid vetoes oil that story that the president had directed Hie use of Indian funds for sectarian schools. — Buffalo New s. The Pennsylvania Child Labor Com mittee has not done all it has set out to do. Neither has it ceased trying. Child ldbor Is the surest road to Ir responsible citizenship. Life Insurance A FEW OF THE MANY REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD HAVE A POLICY WITH THE NEW YORK LIFE BECAUSE—lncontestable from the date of issue. Because —absolutely without restrictions. Because—non forfeitable from date of issue. Be cause—cash loans are provided after second year on demand at 5 per cent interest without fee or other charge. Because —if death does not occur an accumulative policy is a highly profi table investment for the policy-holder who lives. Policies now maturing to living policy-holders prove this. 111 fact NEW YORK LIFE policies do not leak. Health ami Accident Insurance also written. A postal card will bring an agent to you, or a person interview can be had at the office Saturdays, regular office day. GEO. BROWN, Agent. LOPEZ. PA. Office in Dr. Chrictian Ul'd. u^ & The Best place to buy goods Is oltcn asked by the pru pent housewife. ! Money saving advantages jarealways being searched to: L.ose no time in making a I thorough examination of th( New Line of Merchandise Now on iEXHIBITIONf VL VL/ .L. SI/ ST* -.1 A- 1' UF -" •-• -V -VV SL. /r» lit W V 9 Vf. -V T ?????? ? ? ? STEP IN AND ASK ABOUT THEM. Ail answered at Vernon Hull's Large Store. MJlagrove, Pa. John D. Reeser's Big Store, Bank Block, Dushore, Fern a | PLAIN FACTS ABOUT GOOD GOODS. ! America's richest man can't buy any better goods that we have. The quality is about par, the \ ric below. Things you need now namely, Tilings for the housekeeper—Rugs. Carpets, Matting. Wall Paper New .Spring Oxfords and shoes in all the latest styles. We have Linoleum and Draperies. Our stock is lull in the above lines and them in all widths and sizes. Oxfords in Russian en-lf. tan and Mai l when we say larger and better it means a deal. from §I.OO to? 2. and 8:1.00 for the famous QI'KKNS 1 Mow about our magnificent line of Spring flillinery. "CKEAI IONS OF BEAU"! Y" tluit is wh;.t one woman said d( our Spring Millinery. New York and Faiis ideas rttlecied in every hat. Prices ranging from SI.OO tu tight. Our mammoth line ol Summer Underwear for men and womtn is now open. Long and short sleeved ves' | either high or low neck in all summer weights and sizes at H .John D. Reeser's Big Store» Bank block I t - s ■" '* 1 i DTTSKOXtEI • 1 4 iiwgwiin■■ ——wo —t—tmm thw rnmmm t u —rp—Pmmmrums*** Cultivate the Habit of buying reputable goods from a reputable concern. We are ag' nts for W.fL. D()l K•! from] 2.5* gp*y A fJOOD ASSORTMENT and Clothing Made to Order i All hive the right appearance and guaranteed to be right : in boih material and workmanship and price modest. We also manufacture Feed, the l'lag Brand. It is not eheap. but | good. Is correctly made. Ask your dealer for it or write us for prices. NORDMONT SUPPLY Co. General Merchants, 'mont'steam mu!l, 1STOl?: ZDZMIOnSTT, :P-A.. The Way to Buy Carpet | Is to come right here to head quarters and get them direct ! from the mills. We do not handle any job stock or drop zed patterns, but will sell you .1 good honest carpet at a good honest price. Come in and see our BRUSSELS INGRAIN Just what >Oll want a Brussels Carpetjat an Ingrain price. Get our prices on 9x 10 Rugs, we have them from | the cheapest to the best. Ask to see our dust proof ' Carpet I ining. Holcombc & Lauer, Furniture ef Undertaking DUSHORE. PA. TELEPHONE. FIRST NATIONAL BANK" HXJC3-ia:E]S"V"XLLE, PA. ! CA w>" ( K DeWITT BODINE, President. $5'1.000 i , - JEREMIAH KELLY, Vice Pres. ; Surplus and Net"Profits, W. C. FRONTZ, Cashier. 50.000. t „ 1 DIRECTORS: Iransacts a General , Banking Business. •>"<*> *»• Jeremiah Kelly, Win, Frontz, \V .C. I lontz, I Accounts ofltliliviil- j aincs K. lJoak, John C. Laird. E. I'. lh-enholtz, I uals and Firms l'eter Front/., C. W. Hones, Daniel IT.Ponst, i cited. John Bull. The Shopbell Dry Good Co., 313 Pine Street, WILL!AIV!SPORT, PA. I Fine and Dainty Lacer,. Drest? Trimmings. There is a beautiful ebow of laces for *. . , , , , HinmiKT dresvt > aiul lingerie at the lare V. ' ' V l ' "V 1 :,t • >1 • • . £TO\\ ns miits nu«l ivaists. >oine are pi:-.in .run er.now. Ihe sorts ami that iVrsini. color-,1 band* and , - will be wanted tjjis summer—especially 0 t dainty color ci intonation to match the tine assortment ol * alenciennes m vur- neu-c-t shailr- ~(' ,| n , I ]•, | ions width and patterns. white and ecru npplii|uo'. Stylish Ribbons for Spring. Don't think that one ribbon is as stylish ."s ninth, r There :ire lots of new desigv s nnd color el'lects in i -ncv rib! ons. 1 hose pretty warp printed ones will lead the style. We have them in all widths, from the narrow t< t e wide sash widths. White Waistino'. Lace Curtains. Yon cntlld certainly he d from We hav. :t lew pairs of lace ortai s ■lie new li lie of white cotton wnisi fabrics lelt from the close mil sale, which *sil! i we ni" shoivini:. 't here are strij.es Ik'- "old verv cheap. I'm Her .-ee them, tires and hrocadc ellects. » ART TICKING. Fancy striped Art Ticking in. some very handsome ne*' styles lor fancy work and covering boxes "fliese ~re fast colors and 2 inches wide, for 25c a yard. Children's Wash Dresses. Galatea. At. comparatively little prices. A better There's no other cotton materi:' t• t assortment we've never shown before, compares with this for HOY'S Suits 1 They are new , well cut and beautifully Waists, i lirl's I>res«<>... I.adies' Suits • • i made There are both 1 itrlll and dark Skirts. I'll♦» t> wi*Tj »4 is mr| ~. cdlors. vieeable. Comes in j,!•,in eoh 1 - i I No use botheriog about making them stripes, figures and dots, dark »,».) li j t when you can l>u\ them at thiise prices: shades lor |.~>c. a vaid. Si/ ,s from - to 5 years for 25c- to sl.t>s sizes from li to 1 4 years lor s ."h\ to 53.00. Williamsport & North Branch Railroad TIUVTIE TABLE. In effect Mowlny. Dee. 5, 101M. Head down Read up FlaK station* where time is marked "l" P. M. P. M. P M AMA.M. A M -TATIONS. AMAMA.M.P.M. I' MPII PM I'M 10 15 I.' hi 120 » J 10 JJ T *>l Halls... 6207 :? » 10 10 1J 1*• 100 6 0') 1000 10 2u 12 ;»» 14 2:> llu J • ...PeiuiMlale ... ('•) •< 7SO 10 (k r » jj ; j . ~ , , 10 .'J 1 l:' 2 •40 lo::i Ml.' . Hu^ht■.-villi... 0007 20 •» ... ]-»IJO .: i i ... w i'« i 19j fa 43 t ...Lyons Mills 10 1 26 14.*> ft !'. ...Xhamouiii 328 8 1 I •VJ >2l ...iilen Mawr,. ... .... 10 4< -»2 S?7 l W ff.os 112 ...Beeeh(il» n lo.::; ;• dm i, ;; 1 *0 507 s ;?4 ..Mum > Valley lu ;:o «o7 s i»ii - h 57 Nonlniont 1000 " :-s f» W .. 1 Mokonw 7 IS I"» 45 912 Laiorte yVj ' 7 i»j f;~> 58 .... li' 22 ... ..Kiligdalc «» jj [ », , i t*6os t*6os f9 27 ..Btruico Koad \) id """ ;,m 0 09 y :»7 ....Satterlield •< 0> . . 1; •**» P. M. AM. AM A. M. A M A. M. p M p Mi» M 84» SoneStmvn 1 4."» 9 15 Eagles Mere 243 ~ 0 2:1 9 49 ...Dushore 7 rm c, js 720 10 50 ...Towauda... 705 sso 1210 Wilkes Barre 3 05 500 400 1229 10 00 730 Williaipaport 630 101239 537 iu :i S. D. TOWNSEND, D. K. TOWNSEND, Gen. Manager,Hughesville Passenger Agent. Reduction Sale of SHOF.3. (1 recti Rctrgains for everyone. J. S. HARRINGTON. Dushore,Pa
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