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Trustee's Sale of Valuable
Real Estate.
By virtue ot an order issued out ot' tlie
<'ourt. of Common Pleas of Sullivan coun
ty, ami to ine directed and delivered. as
Trustee, there will lie exposed to public
sale, at the Court House in Laporte, Pa.,
on
FRIDAY the 11 day of AHiI'ST, 1905,
at 11 o'clock a. in., the following real
estate situated in the township of David
.-(in, County of Sullivan and State ol Penn
sylvania. hounded and described as fol
lows, viz: Beginning at a post corner
ihenee North tilty three degrees West one
hundred and sixty perches to a post and
Mime corner; thence North titty degrees
Kast ninety perches to a post corner; then
ce South litly nine degrees East one hund
red twenty perches to old sugar corner:
thence South fillv-ntne degrees Kast eleven
perches to a butternut corner; thence
South thirty-two and one-half degrees\V est
eighty-one perches to the place ot begin
ning, containing eighty-live acres, one
hundred twenty six perches strict meas
ure.
Also another piece ol land in the same
Township. Beginning at a post and stone
corner adjoining lands formerly ol (-ieorge
Anderson; thence North sixty-lour degrees
West thirty-four perches to an old button
wood corner: thence North seventy-eight
and one-halt degrees West filty-one per
ches to a post, thence South seventy-eight
one-half degrees nest forty-nine perches
ton post: thence North thirty-two and
one-half degrees Kast one hundred sixty
nine perches to a buttonwood conrer;
thence South titty-nine degrees Mast one
hundred fifteen perches to a stone corner:
thence South thirty-two and one half de
grees West one hundred and twenty per
ches to the place of beginning. Contain
ing ninety-eight acres and eleven perches
strict measure. The two pieces above
u.-cribed being one farm formerly owned
dv Klias (lower deed, and will be sold
bogether.
Having about 70 Acres cleared aid
under good state of cultivation, with two
good large frame dwelling houses, a good
Imrn. and other out buildings thereon
erected, with a large well bearing orchard
thereon and all being well watered. The
same will be sold as the property ol
Thomas Mark.
Terms ol Sale:—One fourth of the pur
chase money at the striking down of the
property and the remaining three-fourths
within one year thereafter with interest
from confirmation Ni Si.
I: I>W I N M. I>r N 11A M. Trustee.
Laporte, Pa., ,lulv 10, 1905.
QHERTFFS SALET
By virtue of a writ ol vendition exponas
issued out ol the Court ol Common Pleas
ol Sullivan County, and to me directed
and delivered, there will be exposed to
public sale at the Court House in Laporte
I'll., oil
FRI DAY, Al'GrsT 11. 1905.
at 1 I o'clock a. m.the following real
estate viz:
All that piece or parcel of land situated
in the township ol Fox, County of 1111 -
van and Stale ol Pennsylvania, bounded
and described as follows, viz Beginning
at a post and stone in ihe center ol the
North Street real, and in the West line
of the Daniel Broadhead warrant, thence
Noith three degrees East, along said
Broadhead line ninety-six ami three fourth
perches to a post; thence North eighty
seven decrees West, along lands ol I!.
I.llis thirty-nine and three fourth perches
to a post; thence South three degrees West
In lands ot Daniel Morgan one hundred
and -1\ miiil one hall perches to center n!
North Street road, and thence North
seven l * eight degrees east along said road
and one half perches to tin- place ol
beginning. Containing twenty five acres
strict measure be the same more or less
being pari ol a tract ol land in warrant
inline ol Andrew T\ bolet.
About fifteen acres improved and hav
ing thereon a frame dwelling bouse one
and a half story high, a log barn, a gyod
apple orchard and it spring of living
water.
Seized, taken in Execution tin I to be
sold as the property of Phoebe Leonard
at the suit of David Bailey (use).
FRANK W. BUCK, Sheriff.
Sheriffs office,Laporte,Pa., •! nly 10. 1905.
Auditor's Notice.
In the matter ol the estate of Jonathan
Lewis, deceased, late of Hillsgrove Twp.,
.Sullivan county, Pa. In the Orphans'
Court of Sullivan county, No T, Septem
ber term 1905.
The undersigned, and auditor appointed
by said Court to distribute the funds in
the hands of the Administrator, gives
notice, that lie will atienil to the duties ot
his appointment on Friday August 11,
1905, at 10 o'clock a. m . ai his ollice in
the Borough of Dushore. when and where
all persons interested in said estate or
having a claim on said fund must present
the same or be forever debarred Irom
making claim to anv part thereof.
ALI'IMNSCS WALSH, Auditor.
July s, 1905.
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/ OMiKNCKH KKPOKI ol ihe condition ol i lie 1
l*'i r>t National Bank nt Inshore, in the Mae
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1905,
KENOI'RCKS.
Loan* and discounts ...§2Ol/"•* 72
r. S. Bonds to secure circulation
Premium «>n l\ S. Bonds j.ti nno
Stock securities 60, GO 00
Furniture '."HJ 00
hue from Banks and a]»p»ovcd lies. Atft. 'l7 :t'J
Rederoption fund 1". s. Treasurer J "0 (JO
S|>ecial and Legal Tender notes ii1.77t»04
Total $397,1*80 OS
1.1 A 111 LITIKS,
' apital $:»0.miooo
Surplus and undivided profits 22. r> s:'»
Circulation 4s 100 no
Dividends unpaiti... 00
De}M»sits 277."if>4 2"»
Total *31>7,«.»50 Oh
State of Pennsylvania County of Sullivan
1. M. l>. Swarts cashier of the utmvc n.nied
bank do solemnly swear that the above stati nient
is true to the best of my know ledge and belief.
M. H. S\V AIM'S. I'lisliier.
Subsciined and sworn to Ijefore ine this 8d
day of .Iniill, liMir». ALBKItT K. HKKss,
My commission expires Feby 27,'05. Notary Public.
Correct Attest:
K.G. SVLVAHIA. }
J NO. 1» RKESKK, - Directors.
gAMUEL < OI,K, I
Administratrix Notice.
In re estate of Mary A. Phi'iips, litto
ot Davidson Twp.„ Sullivan couniv. I'a,
deed'
Notice is hereby given tliat letters ol
administration upon tlie estate ol --ai<l
decedent have heen granted to the under
signed. All persons indebted to said es
tate are requested to make payment: and
those having claims or demands against
the same will make them known without
delay.
GRIFFITH PHILLIPS, Admr,
Sonestown, Pa.
A. J. RRADLKY, Attv.
May. 31, 19o;'.
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PHILADELPHIA, PA^
A MATTER OF HEALTH
RPR
j ill
&AKING
POWDER
Absolute!? Pure
HAS M0 SUBSTITUTE
NEW PURE BUTTER CRUSADE
! Great Work of the New Department
of Health Reflects Credit Upon the
Administration.
[Special Correspondence.!
Philadelphia. Aug. 8.
!; The movement -tarted at a meeting
i at West Chester, under the auspices of
' Pomona Grange, No. 3. of Chester
i county, to bring about more satisfac
tory legislation by congress for the
protection of the pure butter and dairy
! interests of this and other states, is
! one of far reaching significance.
This action was taken after the reve
lations made by Pure Food Commi3-
i sioner Dr. B. H Warren in his prosecu
tions growing out of the charge that
oleomargarine colored as butter was
j being soM as butter to the United
i States navy/
After consultation between the na-
I tlonal and state authorities it was de
| elded that action should be taken un
! tier the Pennsylvania pure food laws
! because they were found to be far more
j stringent, comprehensive and sweeping
i than the federal statutes.
The farmers and dairymen of Penn
| sylvania will lead in the movement to
have congress amend and strengthen
the present statutes regarding the sale
of oleomargarine. They will demand
I that the clause in the sixth section of
the present, statute which reads that
j every person who "knowingly" sells or
! offers for sale or delivers or offers to
i deliver any oleomargarine, etc., shall
I be amended so that the word "know
! i-.ijrly" shall be stricken out. Then it
will not be necessary to prove before a
i conviction can be had that the guilty
! party "knowingly" violated the intent
j and spirit of the law.
Farmers' Interests Protected.
It is a matter of comment that the
Republican party of Pennsylvania has
always been Jealous and deeply con
siderate of the Interests of the far
mers and dairymen of this state. Laws
| calculated to benefit the agricultural
J interests have beeen placed upon the
| statute books and they have stood the
j test in the courts. Not only Is this
! legislation carefully and properly
1 drafted, but the laws are enforced.
The work of Secretary of Agriculture
| N. R. Critchfield and of Pure Food
I Commissioner Dr. B. H. Warren in
I protecting the farming intsreet of this
commonwealth is one of the most grat
ifying features of Governor Penny pack
er's administration.
No other department has reflected
more credit upon the state administra
• tion and upon the Republican party.
One of thu pleasant experiences of
! the early campaign work by Chairman
| Wesley R. Andrews, of the Republican
I state committee, is the correspondence
; in reference to the feeling among the
1 farmers and dairymen of the state.
I Every agricultural district is reported
I to be strongly in line with the Republl
l can party. The dairymen are especially
j appreciative of the splendid work being
| done to protect the butter interests of
'j the state and they confidently count
| upon the hearty co-operation of Sena
i tors Penrose and Knox and every one
; of the Republican members of the low-
I er house of congress from this state in
I the movement to have the federal stat
! utes regarding the sale of oleomargar
| ine made as stringent and satisfactory
j as is the law passed by the Republican
j legislators of Pennsylvania and which
is enforced with unflinching rigor in
! every section and county of the com
! monwealth.
Dr. Dixon's Great Work.
The news columns of the papers of
j the entire country have within the
J last week told of the diligent and thor
| ough work being done by another de
; partment of the state administration.
, The protection of the health and the
' very lives of the citizens of the state
! Is the aim of the recently created
| state health commission, under the
j direction of that eminent scientist,
j physician and sanitary specialist. Dr
Samuel G. Dixon No appointment
i that Governor PennypacUer has ever
made met with more general and more
; sincere commendation than his gelec
! tion of Dr Dixon as state health com
' mlssloner. His prompt organization of
; his office and immediate prosecution
| of the mission which lie and hi* as
! sistants have been delegated to fill
j is characteristic of the man.
Under the administration of Dr.
j Dixon no arbitrary acts will be com
! mitted. hut the law will be enforced
for the good of all the citizens of the
several communities and with due con
sideration for the various interests af
fected. While people are dying like
sheep in Louisiana from yellow fever,
the health authorities of Pennsylvania
arc working night and day to safe
guard the people from epidemics of
all kinds, and the precautions already
1 taken have resulted in a marked de
crease in the denth rate In many se.c
--| lions of the state.
Dr. Dixon's force Is co-operating
, with local authorities wherever possl
j ble. The sources of pollution of rivers
; are being Investigated, and remedies
j are being applied without delay and
plans are being mapped out for per
manent reforms in every direction.
Opportunities in California
The trade in the Orient is opening up.
Our exports to Japan and China multiplied
during the last year.
There will soon be a tremendous increase in
the trade of the Pacific Coast cities with the Far
East.
Big opportunities for the man who lives there.
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