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OK DUSHORK. PKNNA.
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I>oea a General Ranking Business.
8 ]>. STEKIGKKE, M. D. BWARTB.
President. Cashier
A t J. BRADLEY,
Attorney at-Law.
Office, corner t of Main and Mnncy Sts.
LAPORTE, PA.
Having opened an office at 1328 Arch
St., Philadelphia, I shall still continue to
practice.in the several Courts of Sullivan
Oountv.« When not in my office personally
a competent person will he found in
charge thereof. Honds of various kinds
furnished.
FRANCIS W. MEYLERT,
Attorney-at-Law.
tlice in Keeler's block.
LAPORTE, Sullivan County, PA.
J J. & F. ri. INGHAM,"
ATTOHWKTS-AT'LAMT,
Legal business attended to
in thin and adjoining counties
_A PORTE, PAI
£ J. MULLEN,
Attorney-at-Lew.
LAPORTK, PA.
orriCM 1* COUHTT RUILDIR*
KRAR COURT nOOIR.
J H. CRONIN,
ATTORHf.T»-AT -liAW,
WOTAHT PUBLIC.
OW MAIM HTRMRT.
DUSHORK. _ P _ A
Q J. MOLYNEAUX, D.D.S.
Graduate University oi Pennsylvania.
NEW ALBANY, PA.
At Lopez, Pa., Wednesday and Thursday
each week.
LAPORTE HOTEL.
F. W. GALLAGHER, Prop.
Newly erected. Opposite Court
liou*e square. Steam heat, hath rooms,
hot and cold water, reading and pool
room,and burlier shop; stahliug
and livery,
Cbippcvva
Xime Utflns.
Lime furnished in cat
load lots, delivered at
Right Prices.
Your orders solicited.
Kilns near Hughesvilla
Fenn'a.
M. G. Reeder,
MUNCY, PA.
For a well Kept
Up-to-date
Stock of
General
Merchandise
For pries that are
Right
For curteous treatment!
goto
Buschhausen'
j
A MATTER OF HEALTH
f»r«,
tjm
&akin 6
POWDER
Absolutely Nra
HAS HQ SUBSTITUTE
(County Scat
Local and Personal Events
I Tersely Told.
Miss Julia Burns of Mildred was
the guest of the Misses Gallagher
several days this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Conk lin and daugh
ter, Mollie spent Friday and Satur
day with relatives at Sonestown.
Mrs. E. M. Dunham is visiting
friends at To wan da.
Miss ICdythe Kddy assisted
Station Agent Kitter at Muncy
Valley a few days this week.
Atty. and Mrs. F. AV. Meylert
are spending the week with friends
at Titusville. Mr. 'Meylert will
also transact business at Ridgway.
Mr. and Mrs. James M. Strohl
and daughter of Dushore spent
Sunday with the former's mother,
Mrs. K. E. Wrede.
A very pretty wedding took place
at the home of the bride on March
28, 190(5 when C. 0. Porter was
united in marriage to Miss ('•. A.
Hoser both of Fox township. The
marriage was solomized by W. K.
Porter, Justice of the Peace.
There were more tliiin 11,00(1,000
dead letters disposed of by the post
oftlcedepartment in Washington din
ing 1000, manv of .which failed to
reach their proper owners owing to
defective direction. Over .<")i;,oon
was found in these letters, $1(1,000 of
Which was returned to the owners
and the balance turned over into the
| treasury. There were also many
valuables in addition to money.
Deputy, J. K. I!ird, of Sullivan
county, reports 2t> applications for
membership in Cherry grange and
more coming; Overton grange has 20
new names and several other granges
have three or four each. Brother
Bird has been making a house to
house canvass. He says a new grange
at Shuuk soon.
Tho great resort at the top of the
Alleghennies, Eagles Mere, is going
to surpass even its past popularity
this year, from the indications and
present activities. An automobile
line is to he itsnewestacquisition for
the pleasure of people who frequent
the delightful summer place.
John Hainan, it is stated, is the
man hack of the enterprise, lie will
have several powerful machines at
the lake and will use them to carry
tourists to points of interest in that
section. Nothing more exhilarating
can be conceived than an auto run to
Laporte or Sonestown, or a trip
through the picturesqe Muney Val
ley.
K. M. Buck, the blind proprietor
of a confectionery store at Renovo,
steered by his bride-to-be and against
the wishes of bis mother, stole away
from his home on Sunday evening
in company with Miss Jennie Kepler
the clerk in his store, and proceeding
toOrlean, N. Y , were married on
Monday. The groom lost his eye
sight several years ago in a mine ex
plosion and never saw the girl lie
married.
Judge ()rvis of Centre eounty, in
granting licenses the past week laid
down some new rules to hotel men, |
among which were that no whiskey
was to be sold in bottles and that'
they would have to keep their bars'
closed on Memorial, Thanksgiving j
and Christmas day*. The rule-in
this respect are the -aim- a-> laid
down by Judge Smith of ClearHcld j
county.
The courts all over the
this year holdii liquor license ;tp-,
plicants to an unusually strict ae j
count, and the result is that in some
of the cities leading hotel- are 10-iug 1
their liceli->e«., There will tie much
lew* trouble when it has been clear |
that the mail Who doe- not obey the 1
law cannot hope to get a lireti»<, ami'
thai there can I" no dixtiiicliou be- i
I ween the big and the little.
At a Ih-liloerutic Committee meet- I
ing held in Luporteon Mondin, Mr,
I' rank McOurgle of SOUI-HII M n was
elected County Chairioan and I'.
\V . t iallugher o( l.apuite, dclegate
to Ktrtte i ouventtou. \V. B Hitter
and \\ . I, la) lor appointed a»
a Committee to tlx the time ami
pltu e for holding the 112 inal si on
VMlltioil,
Commencement of the Elkland
Schools, Estclla, Pa.
The first class to successfully linish
th«> eighth year work 111 the Illinois
Ciurse of Study, in Elkland Twp.,
celebratetl their graduation oil Thurs
day evening, March 29, 1906.
The graduating exercises com
menced on Sunday evening, March
2">. The class, thirteen in number,
with their teachers, marched in it
body to the M. K. church where a
very appropriate baccalaurate ser
mon was delivered by llev. 1). J.
F.bert. On Thursday evening the
First Annual Commencement was
celebrated.
The rostrum of the church was
beautifully decorated with palms and
potted plants, a large banner bearing
the class motto "Onward and I'p
ward" worked in the colors of tiie
schools represented in the class,
occupied a prominent position at
the rear of the stage.
Promptly at eight o'clock the class
escourted by the teachers, Co. Supt.
J. E. Iteefe Killgore, and Revs.
Ebert, Dodd, and Soles entered the
church to the strains of a march
played by Miss Mable lioyle and
took their places on the rostrum.
The following program was very
well rendered: Invocation, llev. Eb
ert; Scriptural Heading, liev. Dodd;
I Salutatory with Class Astoundcr,
I Fannie M. Uttlc; School History,
Lucy E. Jennings; Oration, The
j American Dude, (Juy Burgess; Class
| Poem, Mae M. McCadden; Essay,
Aron Burr, Winnifred Bowen; Class
Prophecy, Leon a 11. Rogers; Essay,
Being Oood and Being (ireat, Ada
Molnix; Essay, Future of Elkland j
Schools, Lillian Cousman; Class Ode,
Lillian Harting; Class Will, Paul
Rogers; Class Presentation, L. X'ern
on Bint; N'alindectory, George Ches
ter Webster; Brief Addresses, Profs.
Green and Koshach; Presentation of
Diplomas and Address, J.E.Reese
Killgore, Co. Supt.; Class Song, Class;
Benediction, Rev. Sab les.
Prof, (ireen and the members of
the class were served a sumptuous
banquet at Hotel Fuller, the teach
ers and the remaining members of
the class were simularly entertained
at the home of A. T. Mulnix. The
essays were well prepared and well
rendered, the pioneer class setting a
standard to which future classes will
with difficulty attain.
The Aeolian Orchestra of Lincoln
Falls had prepared a very excellent
program lor the occasion but failed
to mafteralixc.
Notice to the Public.
At a meeting of the Horonsrh Council
held April 'J, 19CM>, the Secretnry «as in
structed to insert a notice' in the News
Item, cautioning all people not to chop,
tap or in any way damage the shade trees
along any of the streets or public park in
said Borough of I.aporte. under penalty
ol the law in such case provided.
K. 11. I Xli HAM, Secretary.
Laporie Township Audit.
Philip l'cterman in account with LamrteTwp.
a- .supervisor for the year ending Muren I'J. IWi
To amount of duplicate >7
By
Cash colU'ctcil on dunlic ite ;t«i ss
iiauded t<» stlCCe>sor 111 ofllce. 7 W
Ami worked out 2WUB
2h9 t»8
Amt, handed over by K. C. Burke I K\
Collci'ted by cu>h
Amt. workeil out. .. :t «#."»
t Xi
Cti>h Account.
Cu>li c.»llcete<l on duplicate Wh>
on amt. handed over
Received of K.< . Rurke 10:17%
d»» Win. Keruan <M)
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do Wm Kernati ...... 100 00
do do «»7 oo
tio do la
do do 00
do I . II Farrell ah 'JO
do < has. Cox _u"> 00
do Monre l'hllli)H ->oihk.»
do < la * ivtcrman too no
Kt'ceipts filed for work - ."jvj ni
l-'o: Supnlii - jt> 71
I'aid t' L. Wiiii foi printimr "• «iu
Auditing and < lrrk for l'.»o ». _'l uci
Kor bridu'e llliuU-i |ii
l'lank for biidK*> 70 : .s
Interc.wt paid I'ciiuiutfton. it.i *2
Int. mid judgment paid ItfftMi
• l«» do Mary s. Newman ;iU)»7
do do l>aac Lowe to
lia!ai « e in Snpi i viM.rs luiiid- lltU 87
Jill :m .'in :m
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\int due sii|ierviMir ... y rtn
(Artilicttte i.-Mitil for j»ame 9 6H
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Mercantial Appraisment.
To venders of domestic and foreign merchan
disc etc. in Hullivati county Pu. will take notice
ihut they are appraised and claa&ed by the under
signed Appraiser of Mercantile and other Licen
ses for the year ittOfi as follows, to wit:
lU rniee Store Co Cherry Mercantile.
Conner, J. J - do do
]>aley, John do ilu
DeiKuu, .1' J do do
Dempsey, John do do
Fmmberg, S do do
Gotta, L do do
(in»ss. John do do
j HcJYeran, Mrs. 1* do
; Hunstiigcr P. W do do
Hynntu. Morris do do
' Hyinan, B. H do do
' Helisnmn.JoM'ph A do do
Hope. C. 1' do do
Juck««on, C. K do do
MeCrce, Patrick do do
Murphy, J. P do do
Meyers.Frank do do
Hchaad, 11. J do do
.Sick, Charles do do
'Schaad, John C" do do
Sick, Joseph do do
Sick, John do do
Sick. Wendall do do
SntlilT. David • do do
Seltzer, George do do
Haley, William do do
Beaver, Theodore Col ley
Dyer, Albert do do
Diefenhach. <? do do
Frutchy, It.(i do do
llunsintrer, C. F do do
Carey, K. A do do
Johnson, C do do
Kcllokk. 11. M do do
Landuack.G. S do do
Loj»e/. Drug Co do do
McGee. J. P do do
MeKlbbins, 11 do do
Murry, P. P do do
KhodVs, J. F do do
Sidanski,,? do do
Von kin, .i do do
Armstrong, A. T Davidson do
Buck, J. W do do
Baslev, Harry do do
Crist. Nora do do
Dunn, Ira.N do do
Devanney, M J do do
Hoffman. \\ . 1 : do do
llopler. \V. C do do
Loiuli, D. 11 do do
Lorah. Mrs. D. 11 do do
Magargel, Frank. do do
Miller. C. A do do
Meyers, Ceo. W do do
i'alniatier, Dennis do do
Simmons J. B do do
Starr. Chits do do
Swank. Kills do do
Sceales. C, J do do
Taylor & Bro do do
SVibton, Jacob do do
Webb. K. E do do
Bahr, C. A Dushore do
Cuiunutnkey. M do do
Cunningham, James.. do do
Connor, I' do do
Connor, Mrs. J do do
Croll, Chas do do
Crlmmius.J.H do do
Carroll, D. E do do
Carroll, John W do do
Cole. Samuel do
Caduen J.J do do
DiefTeubach, W II do do
Decgan, Geo. T do do
I>a ley. Pat rick do ... do
Kin an. Mary C do do
Farrell. F. II do do
Farrell. 0. J do do
Hoffman F. do do
Holfa, Chas. W do do
llolTa & Co do do
}lolcomb & Lauer do do
HonnetterG. H do do
Harrington, J. S do do
Krai us, \Vm, H do do
Kline. Bernard do do
Kcef. D do do
Kennedy, J. P do do
U1 ley 4k Haverlv do do
Leverton, Morris do do
McGee. Hobcrt do do
Oneil, Wm t.. do do
One! 1, james E do do
obert, H. E do do
l'ealer, Chas. E do do
House, Anthony do do
Reeser. J. 1) do do
Hettenbury. J. V do do
Svlvara, E. G do do
\ onkin, & Co.J. H do do
Williams, C.M do do
Koth, John do do
Kherer, Daniel. Eagles Mere do
Vanbuskirk, \V ao do
Watts. 11. L do do
Kiess, Edgar do do
Laird A: Reeder <lo do
Little, A. C do do
Beinlich. T. C* ElklandTwp do
Hugo, George do do
Hartung. August do do
Hart. William do do
Jennings, Ellsworth do do
Mnlnix. A, T do do
Snyder, J. L do do
Jennings, C. B do do
Norton & Hottcnsteln, Forks Twp do
Faweett B. W Forksville do
Calkins, Win do do
Lancaster. B do do
Glldewell Fleming ... <io do
Rogers. M. A do : do
Snyder. Geo. W do do
Sea ill in P. M do do
smith. J. B do do
Mathers, Mrs, Sadie... do
Campl>ell, A. K Fox Twp... do
CatnplKjll, L. I do do
Fanning. W . H .... do do
Cu*eman. C do do
Kilmer, J. R do do
Kilmer, Z.T do do
Moreati, Franco... do do
Parish, J, M do do
Willlanis.OJ ....* do do
William*. Wm,L do do
Riddle. W. II llillsgrove do
Caseman. Jacob do do
Galongh, S. T do do
Hull. Vernon do do
HotTman, W. L do do
Laidaekcr, Daniel do do
Fiester, G. M LajairteTwp... . do
N'ordmont Supply Co do ... . do
lieu. Geo W do do
Buschhuusen A.II JLaporte Boro do
< ott, Kraws do do
< 'arpeiiter, Joseph do ■ do
smvth. John L .... do do
Gallagher, F. W... do do
McFarlaue. Jas... do do
Minnier. John do do
ilcrr. Jacob do do
I'armetcr. W . L.. Shrewsbury. do
Sonc>. C. W do do
F.J. Rhoads. l\vu|«ool tables. Lopez
Scenic*. C. J. one j«ool table. Munev Vallcv.
Kies>. E. It one )«00l table, Fagles Mere.
A'arner, w. V two ten pin allc>> do
Atlanttc Retining Co.. wholesale, Du.^liore,
And tiiat an apical will U* held in theolliceof
Ibe ('oiint\ Trea.-urer in Lai«orie, l*n.. on the lOtb
da> of April, Hum, at luoVioek a.m. when and
where you may attend if you think projwr.
c. E. BUiCiEK, Mercantial Vppraiser
Phillip I'eterman in aeeoimt with Lupnrte Twp
t IMTT of Poor for >« .ir ending Mim h I'2,'w;.
Ami. in hand:* at la-t seUlenn id J7U M)
Paid to |»r. Randall for Mrs.Faulkner 10 10
To three day * service tit©
Amt. Hatab-d to II A. lies*, overseer Ji.o jo
270 :tti 276 Ho
W m k« rnan Inaeeount with lat|ortc Twp, II»
Collector toad tax for the year etnlliiK March
12. Ittitt.
m atrial Road Tax duplicate. TCt 40
I \tra Road lax duplicate.. iOIA
Amt. collects! ill til)da.v»
I;«-batc till »ainc 24197
< "Hectors comiubtUiii MM*
i tlleclefl till face implicate 11l 70
i »1 lector* commtsaioii . ti oi
i idleded •)« r wiit mldcil tv mi
Exoneration*... »»V» I
I mm! returns 81 I1
t oinuitsalofi oil returns 1 !S7
balance
Mil 76 Nil IS
it> leceipu tiled ... f.M W
Lclmtc '24 07
t omi ti—ton .... la mi
i vdlcctoi* comiui»»ion not
I \I»II- rata NR ti iS
I (lid .. l< 3| II
< iauii»»iou on reioriiK ... |S7
Ann. »%ci|«a?*i b> coiiei tor 'llw
Mil 7 ft
Vi- Ua undersigned niatitor* and clerk do j
l.crrb) *«rtlfjr li>ai the foirfoit.tf •UMifiiUl i»
ItiU'tlnl I'ailivt lulta-lmluf mo k IIOH U and
U drf.
EK v : H mIIKUIID i
K • l»n Mi* tuditor
IliM'.l K ilti.K, I
Attest I; L ' Ilk.
A. E. CAMPBELL'S
MIDWINTER CLEAR\NCE SALE is Still On. I
have a few of the odds and ends left, you can see them
on the BAKGAIN COUNIFR. During ihis sale ' have
marked dov\n a lot of goods irorn the gener."i stu'. k, th 1
are bargains you can not get elsewhere. BIIOW we give
prices as far as space will permit.
Men's Heavy Winter Suits was 5.00 now 3.75. war 6.00 now 4.50.
'• " " " was 7.50 1 now J5.50 was 10.00 now 67.").
Boy's " " " was I' 200 now 770 was 500 now 3 7").
'• '• " " was 600 now 400 was 2 ;">o now 2 00.
Childrens " '' 8 years iso and 200 now 1 00,
"Norfolk " " sto s Xears 200 now 1 ;"io.
Lot Men's Fine Shoee was 3 to i 00 was*2 00 now 70c
" Ladies " " was 300 now 1 f>owas2 r>i> now 1 2-">
" Fur Top Slippers wast oo'tiow 100
" Childs Solar TipJShoes was I now f»oc
Lot LadiesJFleeee Lined Underwear was fiOc now 39c
" Chlidrens " " " 4 to 14 was 25c now ioc
Ladies Flannelette Wrappers was 1 (10 now 79c
A. E. CAMPBELL.
SHUNK, PA.
Pall Soits
for Men, Boys and Children
are now here for inspection.
Suits in black clay and unfinished worsteds and 1 hibets
Homespuns. French and Fnglish Flannels, and Scotch
Goods.
Boys and Childrens' Suits in all the new fabrics and
makes.
Prices as well as variety are extraordinary. All new'
.in I up to date line of Gents Furnishings, Hats, Caps, etc.
Also the only place in town where you can get the
"Walk Over" 3f)oe.
J. W. CARROLL'S,
Hotel Carroll Block, DUSHORE, PA.
GENERAL STORE
gd Isaporte Tannery. ©
FULL AND COMPLETE STOCK ALWAYS POUND HERE.
Just received a special purchase of "Riches" Flan: els,
l umbermens' Shirts and Drawers, Men's, I adies' and
Childrens' Mitts, Gloves and Hosiery.
There's Lots Here to Show You
From the City.
Fresh stock of Diy Goods and Notions, Boys and
Men's Hats and Caps, full line of Snagproof Shoes and
Rubbers, Ladies', Gents' and Children's Goodyear Rub
bers Woodsmen and Boys Shoes to suit all.
Our Usual Quality of Groceries and Provisions
are Equal to the BEST.
JAMES McFARLANE.
-How to Get th
UY them of Buckbeu! yield ZSOO bushels to the acre. Beets that
JRr That's the ut fest way, —Reader. net you »300 an acre, pri/e winning Carrots,
■ Hecauhe Huckbee * Seeds ar« Cabbages. Cucumbers. Tomatoes, torn. Etc.
ahiHt ys "full of lite." the ttrov Ate all theM things worth u v
img pnnciple, which makes all • * *
Sb* gOWI "" :dS "" J b " d " I'uckbe.-'. U.u Ire« S«.l h-k for IW, i.
Now, Hackbue'* Uig Book jum a '*° ./r 11 '? 1 '• '"jn-i" 1 "
hi« seuds u.e btst. llic tiursi colui plales of flower*. fruiU
Thi# hook U your «afe«t (iiiiln for buvinn -fi! " ... ,n L .i
evarything in tuvii* and ijlantu for iviui and . V.l '"i"" 1 ' '■ 1
uardnn 1. Jluvariedof i! \ rxi-tauie Sfcda.
And.—mark U»U.- it i* frea for Ibn uklu* —sl|o v ariet:e» of l"laiii».
U« me o.plam more about it. . y
—Ovt i jiM K mc See»l
Well, Buck bee'* lkiok. my Book,—vonuiot l» ii any wun.i. i that 1 ,n li .m i.tly claim
p»tte» of (Olid seed sense. my \. w I'M, |t.».k i.the be.t h.-ed book ever
It lays before you thvcieain of what I li.tva , tu ,|
le.»ined mlh.ul flowsis. fruits and Vegetables W i.en it c. itaim cf value in
•ttftMf Mjr M y—t* pi MMMMfuI •xperieoce hi II u»d ecial loat-
I tell yttii eveiything you want to kuww about uri si un l in th« kiuckbre h»K>k
IhtimMcti, and liv you witbouioni c. • ; • . . ; right
of cost to >ou valuable infoiuiatiou il has tak( u At'.imy i i.o In it to > ».i d". i
810 tiolf a hfe itute to discover. • « • •
/v I desciibe in detail all of the
/ many familiar and Uundiedt And. !•» conclusion, 1 want v u to ku »ar
/ \ . 112 the i4i «-• a I » . .
Mjjj&p \ pUuts, fl> wt«s and \i t «- ribed in thi new bo
tables, and I show \ u Ills tl-u Imvki and in t i tplete of tn> in \
\ i t only h< w tod« < I
them mu«i fully f«»r your Audit Is tilU I fr«»m cell ci » t with tbo
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