Cut off that cough with [ expectorant —j and consumption. J . *h c world's Standard Throat and LUJ! Get it of your druggist and keep it always ready in the house. ! Iletluc-inif Wi.ltli of llluli uiiy. The sentiment in favor of the re duction ol' the width of highways from sixty to forty feet appears to be be coming quite general, Petitions from ian lowncrs in the iliiVerent states, we learn, are being made to the highway commissioners to this effect. The claim made is that too much land is ! allowed to grow up to weeds by hav- ! ins the road so wide, as the extra ten | feet could be well utilized if takeu into the farm. It is claimed also that by narrowing the legal width of highways a better road can be built and more easily kept in good condition. Bail Hoad RuiltHiij?. \ road englncr [tuts it this way: "There ought to be a law to stop fools ing highways. This idea that the outer edge of a highway sod, dirt and stone, all—should be thrown into the center of the road ought to entitle the people who do it to ninety days in jail." Tri»«le Willi* For RnuiN. Hi. there. Dlek, John. Tom and Bill, thistle now with right pood will; Cast your plummets aft and fore. On the port side throw one o'er; 1 tout one to the starboard, John. Vv'hat? No bottom! Well, I swan! This spring; mod does beat all—whew! Guess the earth was frose clear through. Now the frost is out She's all mush, beyond a doubt. Horseless vehicles? Why, yes; Mules could handle one, I guess. Wish our congressman was here; Guess he'd see his duty clear As regards that good roads bill In the legislative mill Ai d would hustle, first and last, Until he had got It passed. Trade is paralyzed, of course; It could hardly bo much worse. A week's pushing failed to start Ausht except an old road cart That I'd vowed to give away. But it brought a "V" today. Could we have good roads in March, My, but wouldn't it put starch Into the vehicle trade Till \u:'d think our fortunes made! Atul * confisoss helps a bit Maybe we will have them yet. —lmplement Age Will Vets Straight Ticket. "Republicans outside of Philade! phia will not be disturbed in theii parly fidelity by what may occur in that city," says Editor Frank ,T Over, of tin Hollidaysburg Register. "They will vote the rtraight ticket as here tofore, and sustain by the usual ma jorities the policies so necessary to the welfare and prosperity of the coun try and record a united and emphatic approval of the excellent, capable and patriotic administration of President Roosevelt." The Party All Right. There can be no real objection to reform within the party in Philadel phia. The party is not to blame for the scandals in that city. It is said I that many crimes are committed in die name of religion and patriotism; but these still live and are as poteu! as ev< r. While a party necessarily occupies a ' <v. '■ ; I >no. it is noil • til" 1 j li"hh ; to ' j)i: use and abuse by the self-seek- I fti;\ Harrisburg Telegraph. If after two wecljs of rainy weather, ! 112 jllov ed by one hour of sunshine, a I.ie\ i■ r can speed along at a gait of eig'it miles an hour and sling no mud uii his bai U, if after a dr\ summer's iialhe a funeral train can move over | ib>' i ia<l without raising the ilust. if after several years' use there are no ; pe:ccptibh' ruts made by wagon wheels ; or I. . -es' hoofs, then we can pro nounce it a guild ioad. Sou ' of you may think this hut an j Utle I'leain, impossible of realization. ! \uu need but travel a little in some of the r.ttropeau countries to undeceive your-elves in this respect. You will liin 1 that such roads are possible, and not oi.ly possible, but in the long run j tl.e i. .i i i i ononiieal. In this country j in c . osive drives or bicycle rides we iii e when we approach a town, for there we expect to lilid solid I'oillls. In most of the Kuropeflii countries, mi the other baud, we rejoice when we i out of the towns with their hard, rough paving blocks and reach the iiiiooiu, clean country macadam. In till , i lUlitry. especially In the western stttli - the plan is to make the high- j way wide enough to enable us to turn mi 1 from inudboles and dusty tracks. In Hie old country the plan is to keep il.i- i ,ul narrow enough to enable them to ti\ it | loperly I.and is vuluublo lot' oil 11 at iOll bat roadside weeds uru a iiii.sulic»>. I'lofe oi I'. A Fuller, I' la b with li ib pri-.-i» the kind of foreign coin n-ii e tllill enables other eoun lib to nutke for us the things we ought in niiike 112 ir oiirsetvo* Is indeed the chief r.-.t .ii for tin- MWltliteittiwt* of that tat'ltl What In tier rvuxoii cotlM be found • I hl'oiiu i that sys tent the country lias prospered lii'utit II) Mud lllliillgll lis lUHlUU'llMlleo UK shall nuitiiiiii- tu pros|wt 'I hat belli If tiie e.isi why ilt nine t i tliu aftii in of llltl eslrlt letl i iilllpt-lltl 111 V What M'li-c# would there t«- In itsll iii ti.Higi • ! j t)M»K.\('lil> KKI'OKI ot 1 In- i i111• lil 1 <lll ol'l i.i- 1 j s Kirst National Bank at Jinshiue. in the Sue I of Pennsylvania at close of business Mnv S'.-tli ' 1906, ' i kbsoircks. Loans and discounts $201,5.v; TJ t'. s. Bonds to secure circulation MI,OIK •■ i Premium on t'. s. Bonds •j.iioi im , Stork securities, frtJ.OOti ml i Furniture lino i u Due from Bunks and approved Kes. Agt. <'.s,iiit 'J Redemption fund I , S. Treasurer a.AtH nt I Special and l.egnl 'fender notes 'Jl,77t <1 Total STO7.BSI' H.S I.IAIIILITIKS. "apital Jjyi.Otm '<l Surplus and undiviilcd prnlil.-* ... . si I Cireiilutiou 4s.li* m Dividends unpaid . oo 1 ltc|msits 277,5(11 l r > Total 8:1117,!I80 lis : State of Pennsylvania County of Sullivan ss. 1. XI. I). Swans cashier of the aliove named bunk do solemnly swear that tlicaliove stateim tit is true to tlie best of my knowledge and belief. M. I>. SWAI'Ts. fusilier Suliseiibed and sworn to liefoie me this :Ut , day of Junh, Kid.".. ALBKItT K HKKSS, My eomiiiission expires Hthy 27,'0f>. Notary Public, correct Attest-. K.«. SYLVARIA. ) JN'ti. Ii KGKSKK, Directors. gAMCEL COLK, I Administratrix Notice. In re estate of Mary A. I'lii'lips, late' of Davidson T\vp.,, Sullivan couiitv. I'a. ! deed' Notice is lierehy given that letters ol ! administration upon the estate of said j decedent have been granted to the timlcr ; signed. All persons indebted to said es- : i tate are requested to make payment; and those having claims or demands against the same will make them known without delay. <llt I F KIT 11 PHILLIPS, Adtnr, j Soneslown, l'a. A. .1. lIKADLKY, Attv. May, ::i, Hlo,". jKansas City Life Insur a nee Co. of Kansas City, Missouri, is n Reserve Company pernting under the strict Insurance laws <>( Missouri. They insure all kin-is cf Policies and a ten paymenti bond as an invtsunent. MOTT & HOLLISTER, Eastern Mana gers, 900 - 901 Land Title Bld'g. PA. : /i MATTER OF HEALTH Cffl& j i Making POWDER Absolutely Pure MS HQ SUBSTITUTE I LaPoite Township Audi i Win. Kcrnun iu nasount with Laj»orteTo\l »> Collector oi Koad Tax for the veor <i • Jiimsi. p.ioft. A nit. of duplicate, special ftf»j oi extra 2.10 4'J j 1 A int. collected in Go days Rebate oil same Commission :» jut rent Collected oil face duplicate Commission on same ; A nit. collected A percent added.. .. Kxoneratioiis Land returns • 'onuni»ion on returns . Balance uncollected 800 ; By receipts tiled t»7i» CJ By re I uite *j l 41; (Commission 12 J:1 < ommission on returns 171 Balance in Collector's hand> 41 lis 800 r>:i School Account. Amount of duplicate !>7t> lft By exoneration* By Land returns ' » '«»niini<>ion 011 return.* Ann. collected in u» davs j By rebate ■ < olieetoi - etiuunis>iou * Collected on face duplicate 1 'ommi>s : on on miuic | Collected ft per cent -added • »7'» !•"» ! Wlll. .1. Lowe Treasurer, in account wtj porte School J>istri«-t for ; ! . \ ;\r endhm I ]«.(»• Be 1 112: in ;jj j,toprii.• ( n i Ba! on hand la>t audi 7'.»» BcceP'od from collcelo, ' '.is ;;| Brvcixed from 1 ouiity I'reas 00 For remand h j »;ii> Teach;* - Wlltfi - ...... I'a id te;.chcr> sit :• miinu Inst, l-or t« xt l'#.o;;> j Kor >upplies Fuel and continue! eie* . Treas iter's cotunii.«>ioii Salary of sc«retury . Priminir ami auditor- fees ; Pupils. Forks township Km. sit v? tax lieu ; Tuition of pupils La put c Boro IM»7 7ft Ca- M 011 hand <l7 i Auit. due fr* in lno. Ka 1 * :»ft uo j V tl.f ui'.|ci-i'_Mied auditor* and c! ; hcr«-> y eei;jfv tluo the forctMiuj; atatcii ; tin - oid cowet to the hest ol our know ie<; l»eli. 1. 1:.« . 1 1:11:1: 11 I:\BV K AI;« i Attc.-t KISN'KST 11. BoTM-\H:l>. \ ud K. K. BOT.SFOIU) Cleik. Laporie Borough Audits Si utcnieii l of receipts and expenditure* |M»rte Borough School district i'or win Julie ly. •"». A. K. Tripp, Coll. etor. ill account with I Borough for >ear lyOi. school Tax. Balance due last and 11 U 20 B> Treasurer's receipt ......... Bui Mint: Tax. Balance due last audit 0 1«, By Treasurer's reeeipt School Tax, year ending June liKV>. To amount of Duplicate sos is 112» per eent additional 11 B> abatement 5 p«r et. on 561 \ G I'leasurer's reeeipt 1 m | vi ccm collection Treasurer's receipt jwr cent collection Land returns \ Balance due hlo IT. M Building Tax. To amount of duplidate 121 :U) •"» per cent additional >»i By abatement 5 |>er cent 011 I'.*) 7y ] Treasurer's receipt j per cent collection Tteasurer > receipt t "> ]>cr cent collection Land returns 1 Balance due I IJ"» Hi IS John \Y. Flynn Treasurer for year ending .It IIHm. School Fund. Ami. reed. A. K. Tripp, n>l. lyoi 11 20 I ••»»."» «i ;<♦ ."(i; state appropriation 412 v. 'J'reas Laimrte Twp i.yru " " Sullivan couty yy yj Amt, due Treasurer lu>l audft lotl By orders redeemed noil 2 pel' cent commission J-J A int. due from Treasurer ... y"s 182.'» .s.") 1 Mus eal Fund To unit due la>t audit ... . loss:'. By unit. 111 hands of Treasurer 10* Building Fund. Ami. reed. A. F. Tripp Col. p.ioi »; jr. iyo.% ;'.;ts 11 I'rcus. Sullivan county _'l ;;o ■ Balance due.l *\. FljiiiiTrca's 17 ;o I By Hint, due last audit 121 1 p . Imi id eou | miu redeemed 10 , «hdeis redeemed... jl ~ •J per cent commission " , 11;? jo II:? . statement 112 ivsourc«s and liabilities of 1,; porte Borough School In strict School Fluid. l»ue*froin \ F. Tripp olleetor si 7r Land returns ;. ;j Ann due from.l \N.Flynn, 'ire- '.»:t y7 orders outstanding 172 Besoun i> over liabilities if«; 214 o. 2110 B1 JI I<t;* 1L; Fund, hud .1 W Flynn Treas 17 to OuifUilidiliK Iml id* |IN«I mi inn- from A. F. Tripp Collector II 2 Lund ictuiiis ... |»»t* I.nihilities over icsotliecs <IK7 0 1017 10 1017 II Recapitulation of KX| cuditurcs. Teaelu r- 'HOINI Janitor «n 00 Secretary 2*> no Institute 17 .0 Allorue) fees in on Auditor* MHJ I'uk.lUhiiiK audit ii no Insurance 12 00 Interest oil lmi>d» in 00 1 reus. commission 27 *1 Filing Tax Lieu 11 2 • t'oal. (took* etc :io »tW I -0. t. 2 I W f.lhe undcr»iKucd Auditors, of tin Borough of U|*ti«' "ullivuti county. I'u do hereby ecrti {(n tl it Me tin I 111 ptilMialici ol an A« 10l \»%« 111 >•!> and carefull) c\aiiiiuc<| the at-e«»ui)U • the I xcral oiU« ' » • ollc. i.ii and I rea»urcr of U.« liseal ye»»i ltint and found ihe same correct a* | hIIUHII and l forth In ivinlteloii W ttiH'w out hand* and »< ali> thU dn\ June lvu'». K -IIOKM \KKIJ 1 II «. \N*KI » J. ii.i I'LV KM 1 Auditor* IfMtENtsi&S ► ADVICE At 10 KATCNIABILITV ffflP'P 1 i > ..iu» la " lavi-niivi, \gu" plfp p < 1 lla»k "ll«w t.iuiauiii I'hICIIU" J * < ftarya HMlrralt Nn till paUnl la MTUrnl j I rltrri .trkilv wmnil. ullal A<lilr«M, ] c o.c J Haw taor kMa,), , IW It t l.a ,|<,l UDt |*l L 'a.'urr «!l Ii illtal 111, HAtia •!«••«> 4.111 >lt lit IM>UI t » « • MI, u« N I ,A Personal Letter from When looking for a new factory su- "»*• QW/" Sldf TherJ at J[. perintendent two years ag»o, 1 visited 0 ▼ H ■ v J I | fl. The facta are (and I will stake the three great vehicle centers of the -A- .XL. JL. 9 ~ ' » r( , pllta tinn uoon iO that we ICentralWest: talked to and investi- - are jji v j u g our customers 6 ated the of thkty of ing more in wages. This means we have stronger and more durable largest factories in thf country. 1 a higher class of mechanics. The result vehicles, better made,.nevery fmind mv man I know that we is better quality of work. way, easier riding, more stj lavt nnp of tlie very best ve- We had over 60,000 orders in this de- trimmed, better finished Mr-IP factory superintendents partment last year. Very busy now, but am j altogether with morelast- I it. America. He has had twenty we have a lot of good, experienced men ingr qua ii t ies for the money H > vears'experience in buggy building. All to help. People are realizing that this is tlian any other buggy concern Jj 1 that time he has been accustomed to the place to buy vehicles. in the wor ld, E Our vehicle business in 1004 B —— increased 20 per cent; otlier B gv* houses fell behind 30 per cent. | I!wpflrnh. put prices upon the finished work that are extraordinarily low when considering e»the quality. Send us your order | and we § uar^ |and C good wcuin p FirTDRY AT CHICACO HEIGHTS. ILL. to\>ack them up. We know what's I MONTGOMERY WARD & CO. VEHICLE under the paint. If you have not | — received a copy ask for it. Urtler n making high grade work. That is our 1 know I 1 class. 1 attend personally to the buying ca'ly but one buggy d lall / : _ of materials; am thoroughly conversant twenty d fferenM?.-t H with every kind, size, the weight, grade, Here is> their $35.00 I strength, finish, price and general con- c , as their $35.00 job, M \ struction of every piece of woodwoik g ®i'^* ib ]' v 50 cents more in little im- fi. -fef hardware, steel, leather, cloth, paint_ and w'th poss y way varnish that goes into our work have "J-terial thj g: g work. We U\ Mj 112 visited and examined the material, -nd , same small percentage of profit *<4 112 have torn apart the finished work of six P on'a $35.00. ~S\ or eight of the largest say that lam confident *e aa On nign p of ma , eria | and ' &A building a better buggy . better finish, but more improvements and 1 i • the price we ask you. A fact. on Re ® e ( ; it f y a centin manufacturing con- F / | Think it over., i which builds work for a catalogue \ / i I I cut cut out this coupon "1 gies and had it shipped to ] Mon rnoiiiEiiT Wakd* Co.. Ohli-880. h vrhtcle 'wanted to with this understanding: • i'.at if upon K Nam . _ _ - Upon receipt of the job it refund your money and pay the expose I h:ld s ° man y f ® a J Ures ° f b °WeThali be pleased at any time to have I customers*visit customers*visit our plant, and I per- I such a fine fimon.ana was in glad to answer any ques- I R. F. D.Robt* - 8T»T« portioned in'every way tions regarding our work, or to assist you i m w^rS l^ « that they concluded we in any £ yo" any I " ° '* t ' lor> u " Jer ,h " The® "our ht g h est | special vehicle that we may not catalogue. I F. L. SHAW, Gen'l Manatfer Vehicle Factory | IMontgomery Ward Co., Chicago j - Michigan Avenue. Madison £y WashinUton Streets Net Rotary si • > „■ < i.jswi ■; i: :hlne will, and does it bettor an J easier. Shipped on 90 days Trial. Wananledfora erm of years. We Are The First 0 Offer the recjle the new tyi e Rotary Sewing Machine at less than $65.00 to $75.00. High prices must give way before us. You Must Have •,\s new. elaborate Sewing Machine Book mi frustrated catalogue in tw is au ut »: large I ages 1 UI4 r. Tl.; t est sewn,,; T ichine book evet published. Fii..y des. riles h. newest Rolary and other standar i mach r.es It prices never equaled. U ia free to you. orlt tuday. 1 Montgomery Ward & Co., iiengan AM., Madison and Washington Bte. CHICAGO IYSPEPTICJOE gcaatost aid to D(Q*?S 112 ION _ iVOURMONEY BACK ll III.* SUlflgMalOf Is | -««.<* Mot as d«.~rlu:J L-iJlf'" 1895 n> 112 *'• *"1 * bl P J ,u "" ■ I'i * Ij V... i] i'kliim Pitpsid iLlll I . Ml»»l ppi „ ■tiiil I al" >df :.uut t.. tlw ' 1 I lit. . In, I in* lie™ ' F SM.\P, I 4l«c. ctvantsed b. !» .■■•l •- ""j «ilh «li i>r.«.t t il>m lii . H'« V) I »u\td ii» I'UVWT tI• u .w,f. | .. . ... ....... ■ m . Ifufcl ». 'U ill » 1 • ' I .. i t 11 v ( ( x n J I ~lt <•• I I -.• .• . 1 * I ,U* •»« ! rrf l!.k *«*»•• J 4- 1 * ' |4%1» •' •¥ •• • % ' ' Nl'-t •>. «*«•».i U. » ' ' i >fiihNM» I »■>»' ' hi » Kill. (II UK US »ll I*t In. ia.l*. «■" "•<• >" U.,..1.1k. - till *»!»«• •«%»** k fO 111 I » • * 11 I *»• •' , ,V VI • » *t' J ill.l w • ' ' "IL.J P AIR BA N 3 GAS or GASOLINE K N G I N K S. There are many Gas and Gasoline Engines and OM. "FAIRBANKS" Some resemble it in construction, others in name BUT THERE IS ONLY ONE FAIRBANKS ENGINE. Engines that excell in quality and moderate ." cost Vertical from one to ten horse power. Horizontal tun. horse power up- THE FAIRBANKS COMPANY, 701 Arch St., Philadelphia. CHARLES L. WING, Agent, Laporte. WHK2MSIIPMH CURED. A Barrytown, N. Y., Man's Expert- — ence with Cal-cura Solvent. Or. Divld Kennedy'! Wonderful New Medicln* Cured Him Promptly. Your Money Back r r || It Does Not Cure. Xime ■tuns* „■ to tliuirfffou* chroni'' di*™**;. It "lf'tll.! wt In- n«»r should ii '«• tfiu|»> - Lime furnished in car ttr ,| )nj jH. il ..i»iti»iir.u.tio ll r " I • J A 111 * _ , load lots, delivered al Mr 0- s . iM.rhouat, of u.mt.-wu, v Y »n* ili-iri--"I wiilt ituliK'--ii "it.' In 111 1 Rieht Prices. ..... vtur«. llf tried mmiv it"-' witlu.ut Your orders solicited. lu . r n,, i,.«r,i..r t'.a-. u.a k h.-. ti" ... Kruu<*(ly'« »«"• lu-NIU-iut, UM >\ t« tail W" 1 ' Kilns near Hughesvill© «. r«i Hy aii ut ». •«"»• • ; iiluima h..v« .trwl «ud It" P®nn a* ®\t'rTthilt|f lt> Holvelit If\.iur ilruitttixt J'*• R" 1 1 11 - ,ur,k _ . S..h.'iit, * iit.- t.. (In* CitUrnr t .ntj.»u>, M. E. Reeder. """" •.•kw'tw -ge-say £3 , ... ; uiiilt ■■» " l">* *» h'n Cut • ur.» *'.tti|wliV *dl 1"> <1 V"' : " , , ' ,t. .. -t | 4 . „„,|»||»r, t'tl urn 1 ' w *\l'.\ "t» „ ~112 nil 1,1- . <A Kutuiy, libd lev »t„» , ' tl (.. tut.'» 14,,.| tltM.rtk'ia. ' * J | , 4 | y (|||r |i«l . , « i 'Miimtt luur H«»w»U Willi * iuka » '»m»qm •112 >' CitteHu !>•. 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