( ST NATIONAL BANK OF DUBHOSE, PEJCWA. C/V°rTAJL. - - S"*0.000 SI'RPI.DS - - *25.000 Does a General Banking Busings. H. I>. STERIGEKE, M T>. BWARTB. l'rectrtent. Cnnbler i>or eent interest allowed on certificates. FRANCIS YV. MEYLERT, Attorney-at-Law. in Keeler's Block. LA POKTE,'*',' Sullivan County, PA. J.X& F. H. INGHAM, AT TO UN BPS-AT-LAW, Legal business attended to in this and adjoining oounties _A ORTK, _ PK [ JT MULLEIN, Attorney-«t-Lpw. LAFOKTE, PA orricit i« cochty nr.rn.oiHa SBAH COCP.T HOUSK. 112 11. CRONIN, u - LAW, NOTARY PUBLIC. OPPICB OH MAIN STKiET. D'' H HOKE. PA LAPORTE HOTEL. ,P. W. (JAIiIiAGHEK. Prop. Newly erected. Opposite Court 11 • 'iine square. Steam heat, liiitli rooms, hot and cold water, reading and pool room.and barbershop; also good stabling and livery, Cbtppewa %tmc Iktlns. Lime furnished in car load lots, delivered at Right Prices. Your orders solicited. Kilns near Hughesville Penn'a. M. E. Reeder, MUNCY, 1»A. For a well Kept Up-to-date Stock of Genera! Merchandise For pries that are Right For eurteous treatment gOto Buschhausen' / *•» \\DKXCED RKI'ORT ot tin* condition ofTh • '1 st National Rank at Dusiiore. in tin.' State of ' • unsvlvania at close of business Dec. 3d, 1907. RESOURCES. Loans and discounts B~.n 1929 11 1". s Bonds to secure circulation M.OOOOO b >ii*. Hccuritics 10>.7 J-iiruinui 900 00 t';i h. and due from banks nu«l Trcus ury t\ S v.. 89,991 Or Total 5508,599 09 LIABILITIES, Capital 8 "*O,OOO 00 hui plus and undivided profits Circulation 60.000 00 Dividends unpaid - 00 Deposits 372,28053 Total $508,599 09 St.iti - of Pennsylvania County of Sullivan s>. 1 M. I>. Swarts cashier of the above named I i • olemnly swear that the above statement is h . • to the best of my Knowledge utid belief. M. 11. SWAKXS. Oilfiller. HuliM'iiheii and sworn (<> before ine I 'lis ftth day ot Dee. 1907. ALBERT E. BKEHS, My com mis- ion expires Feb}' 27,'0 U. Notary I'ubliii. Correct Attest: J. I>. RKESEK > K. 0. SYL.VARA, -Directors. rAML'EL COLE, t CAVEATS, TRADE MARKS, i! 5 COPYRIGHTS AND DESIGNS, |! j Send your business direct to Washin gton, < [ saves time, costs leas, better service, j| My office clo«e to U. 8. Patent Offlee. TREE prjUmln- <» l[ ary examinations made. Atty'a fe« not due until patent i 1 <' la necarcd. PERSONAL ATTENTION OZVEU-19 YEARS (| 1. ACTUAL EXPERIENCE. Book "How to obtain Patent#," 1 J ( etc., Bent free. Patenta procured through E Q. '. receive special notice, without charge, in the', INVENTIVE AGE 1 ( Illustrated monthly—Eleventh year—terms. $1 a year. 1 , fOUYtKTONIYCtiSE t Makes Kidneys and Bladder Hlflht , CovwySciu I Local and Personal Events I I Tersely Told. J I Supt. J. K. K. Kilgore visited our j j borough schools Wednesday. Mrs. John Plotts of Forknville, lon Saturday suffered a stroke of i paralysis. Miss Fannie Meylert, whose ser ; ious ilness was mentioned last ; week, is improving at this time. Ex-Sheriff Cott and son Clarence spent, several days in town this week. Columbia county has 33 prison ers i<i the Eastern penitentiary and with Ihe exception of about a dozen, all are for foreigners. Mr. Lyman Porter Shoemaker and Miss Helen M. Fields, of Can-1 ton, were married Wednesday, February 12, at the home of the bride's parents at that place. Frank Is. Glidewell, of Forks ville, diixl on Thursday of last week after three day's illness during which time he was unconscious. He was aged H2 years, and is sur vived by a widow. Hon F. P. Vincent of Philadelphia was shaking hands with old time friends at the county seal Monday. "Fred" as he is more familiarly known in this neck o'woods is al ways a welcome visitor at the county capitol, where in former years he tiguredeonspicuosly as County chair man in Republican conventions. Mr. James Pleasant stopped in town Monday on his way to McCart neys mill where he supplies energy to the steam boiler. James is a good steam maker as be evidently does not require a boiler and saw dust to net up a pleasant head of steam when out for a good time. At the home of Lew Zaner in Cherry township, the local grangers held an old time country social on the evening of February 12. There were r il» of the (Jrange members pres ent and a most enjoyable time was ~pent. The event was not held for a source of revenue, but for social pleaure only and the object of the gathering was more than realized and pronounced a grand success. | Good law abiding citizens like to see others confining themselves with ;in the limits that make us all good c itizens. The following gentlemen | while at court Monday made them I -elves qualified paid up subscribers to meet the postal regulation require- II iients; Charles E. Perry, Perry Fanning, i Val ltohey, \V. C. Graifley, Otis F. | Vonkin, Max Frankel, 11. K. l)ew ur, and Joseph Traugh, Sheriff Brown and Lee Feather by, on Thursday conveyed Malcliia Swingle to the asylum for the in sane at Danville. Swingle had been a prisoner in the cyunty jail since the holidays and at the re cent session of court was adjudged I insane. The Rev. Titos. S. Wilcox, 1). I), of Williamsport, preached an inspiring sermon to a large congre gation Tuesday evening, at the M. E. church, many being present from Eagles Mere and Nordmont. U'ter the sermon the sacrament of the Lord's supper was administer ed to a large number of communi cants. Three persons were baptis ed, and Mr, and Mrs. (». S. Eddy, Mrs. John Fitz, Harry Rose and Howard Hess were received into membership of the church. Sunday School, 11:00 A.M. Preach ing at 7:00. P. M. Subject, "False! excuses." Epworth League 7:45 P M. This is the order of services at the Methodist Episcopal church next Sunday. The Village Improvement Society will meet at the home of Mrs. .1. L. Smyth on Tuesday evening Febru ary 25, at this meeting arrangements are to be made for the Social on February 28. All mombers are re quested to be present. Kentucky, following the example of her progressive sister states of the north, fins organized a grange with tiie charter list composed largely of the faculty and students of Its ag cultural college at Lexington. The ex periment station corps of experts is also represented in the charter list of eeventy-flve. A Dri c-in. np-vi" f ' i: " ! '"•< nov | 1 dare not tlreaui ot' calling you uiiue. ' Yesterday I was worth SIO,OOO. hut today. liy a turn »!' fortune's wheel, I Lave tmt a lew paltry hundreds to j call my own. 1 would not a>it you to accept lue in my tcUU' fd state. I are 1 well r'.-ivcei! She (eagerlyi—Ouod jiraciotis! lie duced I'roui SlO.tiOO t«> SJtH)! What a bargain! Of course I'll take yon. You uilglit have known I couldn't resist.— Magazine. A Hint to ttrange bpeaKers. j Robert. J. Burdctte, now pastor ot a Rajdist church lu I.os Auce'.es, Cal., and always a humorist. Is opposed to the length of the form of service for the presentation of children and says that, as a rule, he thinks that the serv ice should not be longer than the baby. Likewise grange speeches should not be longer than tlie speaker can make th*n> Interesting. The Question Box. Whpt ts the specific advantage to « grange In becoming an Incorporated er | ganlzatlon? The advantage of grange Incorpora tion Is that It gives the grange a busi ness standing, allowing it to buy. sell, contract—lu fact, do business as an Individual. The acts of Its purchasing agent are binding ;>n the grange treas ury and not 011 the members. If a purchasing agent of a grange makes a bargain. It may be repudiated by an in corporated grange and he held re sponsible, but If given authority by an incorporated grange the grange Is re sponsible as far as Its treasury goes and no further—that Is, there is no in dividual liability. gHERIFF'S SAI.R. By virtue ot a writ of Fieri Facias is sued out ot' the Court of Common Pleas of Sullivan County, Pennsylvania, and to me directed and delivered, there will be exposed to public, sale lit the Court House in the Borough of Laporte, Sullivan Countv, Penusvlvauia. on FKiDAY, FEBPI ARY 21th, 1«.)0S, at . 1 o'clock p. 111.. the following describ ed property, to wit: All the interests of the Defendants. Boyd F. Ileverly and fieorge Broach art. in all that certain let, piece or parcel ot land lying and being m the Borough ol l>ushore, Sullivan County, Pennsylvania, bounded and described as follows, \ i/: BE'ilNXINtf at a corner thirty-three feet from the center line of the Slate l.ine and Sullivan Railroad (now upetaied by tho Lehigh Valley Railroad 1 onipany) and on the south ot I lead ley Avenue: thence along said street South seventv nine degrees East one hundred and seven t\ nine Jeet to lot ot Mrs. \tverson S. Kester; thence by said lot South eleven degrees Wesi eighty -eight leet to another corner of said lot; thence still by same South seventy-nine degrees East seventy three feet; thence along other lands ot which this is a part (being the lot upon which is located the residence of the lute 1,. M. Barth) South eleven degrees West eighty-two feet, more or less to high water mark on the North bank ot the Little Loyalsock Creek, thence hv high water mark and down sail stream West titty-eight feet; thence still I y high water mark and down said stream South eighty three and one half degrees West t vo hun dred and twenty-two and seventy-live one hundredths feet to a corner thirty-three teet.lrom the center line ot the right of way ol the aforesaid Slate l.ine and Sulli van Railroad; thence by a line parallel with said center line of said railroad and 1 hirty-three feet from /-aid center line North fourteen and one halt degrees I.'l -t two hundred and tiltv ai d eight tenths t'eet to the place ot beginning; containing one act,' and fifteen perches (I -A. 15-1\) of land lie the same more or less, and beitiii the lot on which a large l'luning Mill recently destroyed by fire was erect ed, including an engine and boiler, machinery, tools and fixtures remaining on said premises after the tire. Also erected on said lot a three-story bam, dry house and other out buildings: the property together being suitable for a flatting Mill or other manufacturing plant and is situated along a railroad swilh. Seized, taken in execution and 10 be sold as the property ol the Defendants. Boyd F. Ileverlv and George Brosehart. at the suit ol R. ■!. Thomson, Frank l.usch llarry 11, Bigger and W F. Randall, Executors of the last Will and Testament nt L. M. Barth, deceased. •IUDSt>N BROWN. Sheritl. Sheriff's office, Laporte,Pa.,-lan. - J7. I '.ION. GENERAL STORE GO Isaporte Tanner. ® FULL AND COMPLETE STOCK ALWAYS FOUND HERE. Just received a special purchase of "Riches" Flannels, Lumbermens' Shirts and Drawers, Men's, Ladies and Childrens' Mitts, Gloves and Hosiery. There's Lots H are t S'idw Y u From the City. Fresh .stock of Diy Goods and Notions, Boys and Men's Hats and Caps, full line of 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. -irt .! L jj '.i.u i . '•"> y. Mildred. Mia Murjiliy, ri'staiirniit license, l-'rank F, Scliaad, distillers lieeni-e, •'oilii Schaad. •• tavern license, .laiiich .1. Connor, tavern license, •k'sepli llflsnian. tavurti licence. •l.oliti Daley, tavern license, Jfildnd. I. Weaver, tavern license. 31 array. William Haley, tavern license. Satt.er field. Patrick Mc'iee. lentan :nt license. Cherry Millf: j.lolin E. Grose, tavern license, Dushore. Leonard ITilliert. wholesale license, COLLKY TWP. •F, llunsinger, tavern license, Collev J'l'.SITOKli KOIiOUUII. Thomas J. lirogan. wholesale license, •lohn 1). Lane, tavern license, Elizabeth Carmodv, restaurant license, Margaret Connor, restaurant license, Ko.bert McOee. restaurant license, Patrick K. Mchonald. restaurant license. Catherine ( ttinniiskev, tavern licence, I'iiiiiji (irace.-tavern license, l,opez: • lame** P. McOee, tavern license, Kdwin A. (iarev, wholesale license, .lames Uyanl, restaurant license, Steve Halahuk, restaurant license. Andrew llurav, restaurant license. < ieorge < Mszievvski, tavern license, •lohn 11. Yonkin. tavern license. DAVIDSON TUT: Soncstowii. Daniel 11. i.orah, tavern license, llarry Basley, tavern license. Mtincy Valley. William 1., l'armeter and ] Urady llouseknecht i tavern license W. U. Taylor, restaurant license, i'. N. Taylor, tavern license. Emmons. Michael -1. Devannev. restaurant license. EAGLES MERE BOliOlTill. Win. 11. Vanlmskirk, tavern license, lIILLSC.IMVE TW I'. Jacob Car-emaii,tavern licence. IlilUgrove. LAl'< >HTE lIORoIYiH. Frank W. <iallaglier. tavern license, ■lohn llassen, dr., tavern license. LAPOKTE TU P. Geo. W. Fiester. tavern license,Nordmont A LHEItT F. 11EESS. Clerk. Clerk's office,Laporte, l'a., .lan, "S, PJI'S. JBB&W Ca A PROMPT, EFFECTIVE ■ REMEDY FOR ALL FORMS OF ■ RHEUMATISM! Lumbago, Solatlca, Neuralgia, B Kldnmy Trouble and M Kind rod Olaoaaaa. M GIVES QUICK RELIEF H Applied externally it afT«»rds almost in- Q stant relief from pain, while permanent ■ results are beintf ellected by lakintf it in ternally. purifying the blood, dissolving B the poisonous substance and removing it from the system. MK DR. S. D. BLAND (2 Of Brew ton, Oa.» wrltva: w "I had been a MitlVrer fur A number of year* M with LumbAKo and HhuumatiKiii in my arms and SH anil triutl all the remedies that 1 couiJ KAtherfi ora medical work*, anil also consulted H with a numhorof the best physicians, but found Jp nothing that Ka*o tho relief obtained from ■■ •5 imoPS." 1 fhall prPMilbo it In my practice R for rUeuuiatlnin and kindred dlseohcs." 3H DR. C. L. GATES B Hancock, Minn., writes: R "A little (c'rl here had Mich a weak ba.-k canned ■■ by Hhfiimatlsn) and Kidney Trouble that she B could not •tanil on hr feet. The moment they H put her down on the floorehu wouldseream with pains. Itrc#ttHi hev wltn "MiKcWaiiiltwltt) H ■he runs around as well and h»»| j>y as can he. I prescribe "b I dlOl'S" for my patient* and use H It in my practice." ul FREEI If you are suffering with Rheumatism. H Lumbago, Sciatica. Neutalgia, Kidney ■ ■ Trouble or any kindred disease, write toH ■ us foi atrial bottle of "5-DROPS." H I PURELY VEGETABLE ■ ■ "5-DBOPS" is entirely free from opium. ■ ■ cocaine, morpliine. alcohol, laudanum, H ■ ami other similar ingredients, 9 H L»r«e slxo Mottle "o-UHOPS" (8«0 D 0.«.) ■ I ,1.0(>. FOP Kate by Drtiffvlnt. I ■ SWANSON RHEBMATIC CURE COMPANY, ■ B Dept. 49. IT4 Lake Street, Chicago ■ Ciood Old (iJinter Time ANNOUNCEMENT. We are showing an elegant line of Winter Goods of every description. Everything for man, woman or child. Come and look over our stock before buying your winter supply. We will save you money. A Large Line of NEW Goods. j Useful as well as ornamental. Let us show you. Yours for business, A. E. CAMPBELL. SHUNK, PA. FIRST NATIONAL BANK, IKTXGKHIES'^II.-LIE, CA ss{)ooo OCk ! DeW,TT BODINE, President. Surplus and | ' JEREMIAH KELLY, Vice Pres. \et Profits, W. C. FRONTZ, Cashier. 65.000. I ... t . , i DIRECTORS: Iransacts a General Banking Business. ! J '' ( ; ob Frailk A Rc<, " w ' i .lemiitali Kelly, \\ in, I rontz, W. C. Frontz, Accountsoflndivid- w. T. Heetly," Joltn C. Laird. Lyman Myrrs, uals and Firms j Peter Frontz, C. W. Sonos, Daniel IT.Poust, solicited. John Bull. 3 per Cent INTEREST PAID ON TIME DEPOSITS Closing Out Sale Estate of J, W. CARROLL, Deceased. ENTIRE STOCK OF CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, UNDERWfiAR,OVERCOATS. SHOES,RU BBER GOODS, ETC. MUST BE CONVERTED INTO CASH AT ONCE. 1 his sale has been in progress but one week, and in ! that time we have delighted hundreds ot customers wilh the bargains offered from our large and complete stock in the store in Carroll Block, Dushore, Pa. Notwithstanding the unprecedented volume of busi ness that we have done since the beginning of this sale, our stock was so and complete that the line is still practically unbroken. Be sure to examine the bargains stated below. We quote: ALL HART, SCHAFFNER & MARX SUITS and OVERCOATS AT COST. jOur Immense Stock of Men's and Women iWalkover Shoes at io per cent. Discount. ! 100 Suits (or bo\s\ age 3, 4, => and 6 >ears, worth 2 i to s 00, special this week for Si so. Men's Heavy Fleeced Underwear 75c a suit, j Boys' " " 40c A Fine stock of Men's and Women's House Slippers at cost. Knee pants for boys, age 3to 16 years, 40c. ■ An immense si ck ot Men's Raincoats that were SIO.OO to 1,4 00 now $8.1.0, 10.00* and 11.00 AH men's 1 00 Oress Shirts, Now S^c. Men's heavy gray, all wool, working pants, formerly jSi 00 and 3 so, reduced to 2. 50. Besi value in town. Get Ja pair. Lumbermen's Ball Band Rubbers and Rubber boots ;at cost. Men's heavy, one buckle Arctics at 1.25. 1 Large new stock of men's soc working gloves, lined or j unlined at 40:. .1 150 odd vests, small sizes, suitable for boys or small | men, togo at 35c. 200 Boys' Caps togo at 20c. 2s dozen boys' Stockings, loc per pair. ! A small numbe r of mens' black, Clay Worsted Suits, worth 10.00, 12 00, 15.00and 18.00, while they last at ss. 'toß 00. A quantity of men's hats at 25c. ; Your choice of 100 Sweaters for Si. I Men's Heavy Working Shoes, formerly 3.50 now 2.c.5. The most complete line of Men's Overcoats ever shown jin the county togo at 7-oc to is.oo were 10.00 to $20.00 | A tine selection to choose from. Come soon. ! Remember that this stock was purchased for the pur loose of conducting the long established clothing business ,(of J. W. Carroll, and is first-class, and will be sold under j the same guarantee as heretofore. We will be glad to see I all of our old friends and customers during this sale, and . i assure them the same attention they have always received jin this store. TERMS STR Y CASH. ELLEN A. CARROLL, ! Executrix. ; Hotel Carroll Block, DUSHORE, PA.
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