Jury List For December Court. List of persons with their occupation and Place of residence drawn us Traverse and Petit Jurors for December Term and Sessions, begin- . uiug Monday, December 11, 1911. TKAYEK.SK AND PETIT JT'RORS. NAME OCCUPATION RESIDENCE ] Allen William Farmer col ley I Malir William 1). Farmer Cherry I Itarnhart Harrison Laborer Ricketts Bay William Farmer Davidson | Bennett Mouroe Farmer Davidson | Benjamin John D Dentist Dushore Camp Bovd Laliorer Davidson Cook William Miner Bernice Covey Steve Teamster Dushore Denipsey Ed war* I Blacksmith Lopez Donovan Michael Miner Bernice | Ebcrlin Willard Laborer Kicketts | Frutchey Kecd <i Lumberman Lope/, i Cott Robert Miner Lopez Gallagher Thomas H Clerk Bcrtuce Hess John W Farmer Elk land Hazzen Charles Lulmrcr Davidson Hay Archibald Miner Bernice Hugo Albert (i Fanner Elkland llerst Frank Miner Bernice Killi Thomas jr., Miner Lo)iez | Kaminsky Frank Jr., Miner Bernice Kinsley John Laborer Lopez. Kashner Hurley Laborer Jamison City ' Lavelle Thomas Farmer Cherry I Lamlicrt Leo Laliorer Forks Lockwood H. D. Foreman Davidson j Lynch M L Laborer Lo)iez , Laurenton (ieo. W Farmer Mt. Vernon 1 McDonald William Laborer Cherry [ McC'arty Frank 11 Farmer Elkland Porter Orwell Farmer Ft>x ! Philbin Michael Farmer Forks Porter William K Farmer Fox Pardoe <;arl 11. Farmer Elkland , Painton Mouroe Farmer Davidson Quinn R'tcr Miner Bernice Bobbins William Farmer Davidson I Rogers Dean H Farmer Elkland Reiubold Barney Farmer Forks Rlghtmire Abelino Farmer Fox Hpence James Miner Bernice Secules C J Agent Davidson Sayinan Levi Farmer Forks Snider W B Farmer Davidson Sayman Emanuel Farmer Forks Tee van JJ Farmer Elkland Wentzel Leroy Farmer Cherry ORAND JURORS, Abbot Milton Laliorer Uickctts Brown Reuben Farmer Fox Caddow Harry Farmer Lopez Bailey Fred Farmer Elkland chestnut John Farmer Davidso chapman John 11 Farmei Elklan wmmmmmmm ||| Dependable |§f §| Goods. gf §3S Ti&& r tey© We handle goods that are cheap, but not i?A^ cheap gooda. We want our goods to become ■' *> your goods and our store your store. If it is II Clothing, or B *T» "T* "X "i[ "it r* i £*s p bnoes or || it Anything p to furnish man, woman or child up in classy, attractive and dapendable attire, then we have Egcgi just the articles you need. Give us a call now g| MAX MAMOLEN, LAPORTE^^ Our Big Bargain. To each and every person who pays us 81.50 for two years sub scription to the Republican News Iteua, on or before Jan. 1,1912, we will give absolutely free of charge, 100 envelopes with your name, address and return request neatly printed in the corner. Every subscriber to the News Item and every person who is not a subscriber should lose no time in taking advantage of this liberal offer. Father and Son Reunited. Cornelius C. Casey of Akron, 0.. located his father, John Casey, at West Scran ton through the Scran ton Times after having been parted 15 years, and each thought the other dead. They will meet each other on Christmas Day aud have a family reunion. Wanted—All kinds of hides, from bear to muskrat. Cash or trade Wolf Socks Laporte Pa. Waverly—the best My petroleum product* W B made—all made from 1 H high grade Pennsylvania I Gasoline*, illuminating oils, I lubricating oils and parra- I fine wax for all purposes. I tOO Page Booklet Free tell* fi Waverly Oil Works Co. I B Independent Refiners ffl ft PITTSBURG. PA. Dyer Albert L Lumberman Lopez Farrell John F Car|ieuter Dushore Green Reno Farmer Hillsgrove Oloeckler Philip Framer Elkland Kester Charles Farmer Forks j Kraus Fred C Farmer Cherry Keating Janice Farmer Cherry Kast Frank Farmer Cherry I Laird William Farmer Davidson ' Meyers Bert Farmer Fox | Phillips John Farmer Davidson i Parrisli Charles V Farmer Fox l Robe William Farmer Cherry i Sick Joseph Farmer Cherry (Snyder Geo W Agent Forksville I Strickland Frank Laborer Hillsgrove Taylor G S Laborer Mt Vernon V* halen Bartley Laborer Cherry • QOURT PROCLAMATION. WHEREAS, HON. CHAS. E, TKRRY President Judge, Honorables Henry Richlinand R. C. R- Kskinka. Assoc. Judges of the Courts of Oyer and I Terminer and General Jail Delivery, Quarter i Sessions of the Peace, Orphans' Court and Com ; moil Pleas lor the County of Sullivan, have issued | their precept, bearing date the 10th day of April 1911, to me directed, lor holding the several 1 courts in the Borough of Laporte, on Monday the . lltli day of November 1911, at 1 o'clock p. m. J Therefore,notice is hereby given to the Coroner, Justices of the Peace and Constables within the county, that they be then and there In their prop er person at 2 o'clock p. m.of said day, with their rolls, records, inquisitions examinations and other rememberances to those things to which their offices appertain to be done. And to those who are bound by their rccogniz.ance to prosecute against prisoners who are or shall be in the jail of thesaid county of Sullivan, are hereby notified to be then ami there to prosecute against them as will be just. JUDSON BROWN, Sherifl. Sheriff's Office, LaPortc, Pa., Nov. 7,1911. «I:I1 Tobacco S|)ti HNA SU.okc VUM Ml); An») quit tobacco easily and forever, be mag netic. full of life, nerve and vigor, take No-To Bac, the wonder worker, that makes weak met strong. All druggists, 60c or 41. Cureguarao te-d Booklet and nample free. Addrea •••rUnp "?medy Cc Chlc*»o oi N«w YmT FARMERS AND MERCHANTS— Will pay market price for wool. Adress J. L. Wineman, Lowisburg, Pa. TRESPASS NOTICES, we have them for sale at thiu office, the best that can be printed containing the Act of Assembly of April 14, 1905. They are printed on tough card board and will last for a long time. Price only 25 cents per dozen, if by mail ten cents extra. Other Coun ty papers are charging 50 cents per dozen. "I am all right now, thanks to Dr. Miles' Heart Remedy." The same relief is ready for you. Are you sure you do not need it? If Dr. Miles' Heart Remedy helped Charles Holmes, why won't it help you? "I was troubled with heart disease, and after reading about Dr. Miles' Heart Remedy, I got a bottle. Be fore I got the Heart Remedy I had to sit up mo it of the night, and felt verv had at my stomach. Whatever I would eat made me feel worse, and my heart beat very fast. But thanks to Dr. Miles' Heart Remedy, I am all right now. I eat good, sleep good, and feel like a new man, al though lam almost 68 years old. I ' have been a soldier in the late war of the rebellion, and was badly wounded." CHARLES HOLMES, Private Co. B, 54th N. V. Infantry Volunteers, Walton, Delaware Co., N.Y. Dr. Miles' Heart Remedy is kept in thousands of homes as a friend always to be relied upon in time of need. Sold by all Druggists If ths first bottle falle to benefit, your money la returned. Aak any Druggist. MILES MBDICAL CO., BlKhart, Ind. j | J LOCAL*' NEWS**| ' i COUNTY SEAT NEWS TOLD i'! « | IN BREEZY PARAGRAPHS. | Thanksgiving. i Jerry Laird of Sonestowu was iu Laporte last Friday. H. B. Park of Jamison City was t in town Wednesday. | Sheriff Brown made a trip to Muncy Valley Sunday. i i i W. H. Kast of Dusliore was a ! business man in town Monday. Clayton Bennett of Eagles More, transacted business in the County Seat Wednesday. I | EVERY BOOK A MONEY-SAVER ■ loiter.) _ , WHICH ONE SHALL Co jj >r v. j jj M \ WW WE CAN S.'.VE VOU f/MtTI \ / / / -"Srocertes EVERYir,'.„ YOU BU I M # M buy all our mc *candise dirfect from »' FrniVft- m Mm S At Wholesale Prices t ! 10 producers in quantity BO large that we tt Lvviiv m a m obta. i the lowest price**. V." j often contract I MI7F m I M V" »w h ; ;i might see our l.ijjp grocery *V r entire output a mill or factory, g IVIIIjIj m a w r par !wtiu ii • a pi. nsure to w;.lk through The prices we ask you are a very slight ad-I Hi THIS m I it, to i"ok at the row-* and rows of tempting; choice vance over those we pay. 112 mm M fpnotl thing* en . neatly line <i tip on tlie spotless shelves. Dealing with us is just the srme as get- I EASY m if , r. uying your "r *•< r• h fr«.m •';bl T "pure food" grocery I ting your goods at wholes;.!u. Wo save you I m # M store of ours will s:;vo j u almost 1 if of y«»ur grocery money tiie jobber's and retailer'", p.olits that B PLEASANT m M M eacli month. The rapid a.. le< m im:al kr>wili of «>\r j.rocery department have to be covered by the priccn you are H ma/A v mM w indicates that thousands of h iv< » are realising i .ro anil more tlie real asked to pay in retail stores. Our catalogues "worth while" savings to be ma«l<» h. We i: hp a it» .v groc« ry catalogue ov. ry two arc our only salesmen. They illustrate and months. Combining lowest prices and bi,:li€St c . ilii- . tliis places the biggest describe our merchandise accurately and grocery bargains obtainable right at your doorstep. Check N».li on the Coupon and send it truthfully. Integrity and square dealing to us. We will send you tiie new grocery list FRKK evei r t\. o months. are the coi-r.erstones of our fort; > ears' suc- T1 Imr mm, mi . - - i hub ccssful business experience. Many of our Check the Book You Want !c sTnd ri!u ™i i» ;OFSir , cn * u 'T r .Z aro tho chi !? rcn u "' ffr r nd - J-" 1 «« » how y«u. fr«a of all cost, how you can s-vo CL()TIIL < rtr masiUFACT UKING CO. r th,; i \/il[ LAST patronniro fl!-st°cnablcd u" to'dTbnsTness* zr vww® juti:i•- .• v: /,■' £U.ri«»WSS.'Sp - }v " :i . u * to n• a- . ,I^.-rvir -'.m of Ull l l / • , y «• 1' .U S tion to tho little drtaiis i. ' ; •ib . • :-.r r I WtlK'l b- If yon havo never dealt with ua, you have a l9tn and Csmpbcll Stt. Chicago Avenue Bridgta fcaturon <if every M >nt • >- * 1 1 ">akiu»:i:.j u r ' ltl>f - been spending from 20 per cent to 50 per ■ . V CHICAGO 5 ery H»rd 4 <•«. t. I v' i".'''',;,. r ...STOVES AND RANGES cent more money than you should spend. • PIMW MDd to my addrna below tli« book* l! Man*other »airn..-nt mok. i» • ' w..m Start immediately to use tho pick of the .banscheeked. ul«olutoly of «•.«*, ; direct l.'Vi:.'world's merchandise and to cut down your :iP&!S 3lS£ta!«iK%& I"* C ViY mit *~ : fr,..nthe.nilL.ut'th,<-.-iu> H HNITIiHE «n living cost. Select the books that will help • ffinv* 20 U>ji n . ST! !30 Wf wn'. Fuh-« you just about SO per cent. . i.,i, f.r V) veary r. v. i:.[Z in "u. »t". a* you and mail us the coupon. ilSS 1 " "tfe »SiH l"u.'">"V i ' l'u«". \'iill V.V,VV | UNDERWEAR OUR GUARANTEE 11 b$K. 24 our 'vuri'nim •ii Orocrrr LiiTt p ,lc * t»S? < f?. c !g. thin<r ■ you want. These books have i> ihohh wlio si.ll entertuins our un.Uru.iu i»o. k. cle for exchange or your money back -which* 2»2j?~dgok.r. M Bicycle.-your- g ftesy*" S i«ved the way to elothinu «1,..H1,:»thn. f.iMutHreefr.,.! ever you prefer. You can take no ri.k when ' tj 1 "" 1 ' '" f, ' r - tJiat iniicht ho. m you deal with us. A sale, when you leal \nuSSSrf s tab i« °f »ir Th r'nt onev° The inlVwh'Jt mi'it i'id fcffe S with Montgomery Ward & Co.. is never com giT aSS? * TaUor * d l 38 b»»ok« are all listedon th«> w ill*t«-11 you a different worv. «;^ y ,•;! l » f " »»K.k i» iMN... pleted until the customer is satisfied. We X unuuiKa coupon. Take your choico of We slmll he ulud to «end it .Vlwluli/orwSJh® to have a reputation for fair dealing that is "Name " them. fr«H». Clieek it on theetmpon. | < iu.it din thin book. known in almost every country on the globe. MONTGOMERY WARD & CO. '■■■ Chicago Avenue Bridge, CHICAGO 19th and Campbell Sts., KANSAS CITY The Best place to buy goods Is otten asked by the pru dent housewife. Money saving advantages arealways being searched lor Lose no time in making a thorough examination of the New Line of Merchandise Now on iETHTrnTfoNII ?????? ? ? ? STEP IN AND ASK ABOUT THEM. AH answered at V«f*on Hull's Large Store. HILLSGROVE, PA. SHE POSED _AS A "MAN" Lebanon, Or®. —Only after sae had been ordered committed to the state Insane asylum by the Linn county j court was the discovery made that Ray Leonard, sixty-two years old, an old resident of Lebanon, has for forty nine years been masquerading as a man. During this time It had never been suspected by the woman's friends that she was not a man, Leonard went to Lebanon in 1889 with his or her father, saying that they were fro mMaine. Both worked as shoemakers, and when the father died eight years ago Ray continued, the shop alone. Several eccentricities were noted in Ray Leonard. One of these was that "he" never went out of the shop, day or night, except for meals, and"he" always refused to vote at elections. Ray Leonard talked and walked like a man. smoked a pipe and chewed to bacco. j Wiu. Moran of Muncy Valley visited his parents hero Sunday. I C. S. Taylor amlP. M. Taylor of 1 Muncy Valley were in town hist; ; Friday. | Lake Mokoma is frozen over I with ice about three inches in thickness. James F. Lynch of Towauda i j was a business man in Laporte Tuesday. _ J. C. Schaad of Mildred was aj business inau in the county seat Wednesday. Miss Iva lless was discharged: from the Willianisport hosi>it:il Tuesday and has returned to In r home at Nordmont greatly improv ed in health. Lighten Mote's Work BUY HZI2 ONE OF THESE / Ww X EFFICIENT, LIGtJT-aiWNIX'G ' \ INEXPENSIVE SEWING MACHINES , ' A j C V.ni y Rclwnded | ■(if ' I.V ;. J ' I 1 ATOTHINC p too roc 1 'or mother. At the best | ' flTii MilfciTTi in ~ her l.fe in non > to,/ easy. The old saying that \ in V 111 McßSr » . / necr t*-.e t _ Anything then that can help her— \ If SfiEtfli H j / make L work lighter—her life easier—is worth care x " - j / ful The Sewing Machine has probably done iir' I 'fNTMrr" / more to help woman than any other invention or discovery >jjj| A / of modern times. It was a long jump from sewing by hand to the first crude machine. People thought that perfect* ill : ' on ' ,a d been reached. Yet in some respects it is even a greater - stride from the first machine to the "Damascus" or "Windsor" of to-day. Here combined in one machine you find the highest skill, the best material and the latest improvements. r~"" —"■"■"■i The "Windsor" and "Damascus" (fully described and quoted in our special sewing pgy Hall j| machine book) do everything that good machines should. Thev are efficient, durable, «« J » < light running. In short they are "the last word" in sowing machines to-day. Ward S lor You may think a new machine will be an expensive luxury—it may cos t a good deal a]| yOQ need. 1 if you buy from a local dealer or agent. You have to pay three or four unnecessary pro- yonpMi'i »• * 1 I fits then. But have you seen the prices we «|uote? You may never have dreamed that iour sauil* ».i I ■ you could buy a high grade machine for so little. If so a welcome surprise awaits you guarantied. I I when you see our price list. I g SEND FOR THE SEWING MACHINE BOOK I "It's impossible to buy a good sewing machine for less than I Check the BOOkYoil Want V ET "'l $40.00." You have heard peojile sr.y th;:t. Perhaps some agent I free of ail eoit, how y» can aave money o.i .Yf r y- I has told this to you. Don't you believe it for a minute. You can '..Y. y . I°.T. *'2lJ?.1!"I'I.*.".« .j buy as good a sowing machine as you can find a:.ywhere on tho . mAiinrrAurDv urirni VrA"" < market to-day, regaidiess of price, f,r from? 11.70 to 522.C5. This S MUM IbUMLKY WARD & CO. S sewing machine book tells you all about it. It shows you a com- : "CBICASO Smsolf ! plete line—machines for every purpose, every requirement. \»e j| n™*, (*. n atom» ad.iroM i.,>i.iw tho bookal • have a machine here for you. • ha»ecbocktdabaoiutei»inoofo«t. j Send for book 19, without fail, if you need a sowing machine. S J p'lhl', 23 st" l'M I'*!'i " READ OUR FREE TRIAL OFFER j|S iISS. | We do not ask you to accept these statements as final -wo | 112 Fufiilura 11 w* b i».\'« TVI "rJ/llifti j want you to prove to your own satisfaction that our machines aro • | wEjfS"!™ 3i wls?ly.Vi?i«YfiJk « all that we claim them to be. Take one of theso into your home ;10 Typewriter 31 Raineoata-Rubbar I give it a trial for 30 days. Call in your neighbors-ask.their opinion •!i fJJS'Kik.n 31 fw ! —then if it doe* not suit you, return it to us. We will refund your ; 1 3 tank Heaters , 5 money and pay transportation charges both ways. Is this not a • is Rui* ctetkiaf y ■ fair proposition? We can afford to make this offer because we are ■j® ®aj»yc arH• • is 8?aJol« ■ sure that our sewing machines will "make pood." .is mait"t Fur coatt se Mu»iin Wear 5 9n this page you will also find a complete list of our money • 20 2SSB!i?KSi!!!S is BSS-SVa^to.order S saving books. Look over this list carefully pic k out the ones vou S2l Cream separatpn ctothim : are interested in- We will send any book you want absolutely free | § of charge. ! I MONTGOMERY WARD & CO. I 19th and Campbell Sts.. KANSAS CIIV Chicago Avenue Bridge. CHICAGO J SEND COUPON TO THE NEARER AODREM | *" \ / llonry Cummings of Eagles Merc transacted business in Laporte Wednesday. Mrs. Sarah Kashinsky ofSteelton, Pa., is visiting her father, Wolf Socks of this place. The following Dnshore gentle men transacted business in Laporte Tuesday : J. A. Thayer, Esq., J. . (». Seouton, Esq., <». 15. Tyson, W. F. Randall, M. D., Robert Peah-r, Howard Messersmith. The following citizens of Muncy Valley were registered at Hotel Hernard and the Laporte Hotel j Tuesday : Charles Hopper, P. M. Taylor. Clark'Taylor. Wm. Bradley, M. J. Phillips. Wm. Moran and (i. W. Bigger. Out of the eutanglement of politi cal parties a few things are begin ing to show that look like real in dications of what may, or may not happen, and firstly to be noted is the drift ol' Wall Street influence to the Harmon candidacy. The great money power ol' tl.i country evidently believes Governor Har mon can win against Presideut Taft. The second point being made clear is that the Roosevelt talk is proving "more than interesting" and is in fact "disturbing" to ad ministration circles. The only real activity, however, in the Re publican camp is that of the La Follette who are in dustriously booming their candi date through the medium of a well organized bureau. Advertise in the News Item.
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