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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-25
N DONAlD'S BIG SCHEME.
WOULD FLOAT 4 GREAT kLoNDtkE
ORG AVIATION.
Wants 10 Get RID OF $3.50. 600 IN
stock to buy some of His Dav-
HoldInas-rrospect EssI-

There has ben considerable speculation
3 % the exact reason OF Alexander Nc
po7ald's the kionllke millionaire. DEPART
ure for England last fan. and The nature
% THE extensive dcsis that 0eve untref-
stood n hs iu prospect. The Herald Il
February II. rshli@.aed la Glasgow, Sco:-
land. uafaNsis the mystery. l. seems that
Nj Mcdonald is trying 20 0oat .aHa3-
n va company for tae purpose ~ Sew lop-
.aS H. EloEdke property,
TIE Mcdonald Bananza. limited. IL tae
name az tie company that mas been sBcor-
permitted. win q rapiiai of Et;1.tss. or near
Is s. - na. which is diy DEED into III oaQ
preferred shares ana Ti5.fs'l os i..-ary
shares. al ~ & eecs. Focty-3va fhoaearI
~ The preferred s41ares hafe oe0u aps &
f1r hS th~ directors aBa thsie fr;erds. and
te- remaining % afa saafes Is 70 he s9it. Il
buyers appear. al thr}r Yar value.
The directors az tse agnpaGv are she o..
l7wlGs II r Marshsg. james N <lIl3p.
f.stu-. Co1 4. Poherts u Tyre f.a.ar A.
exsrd@r McDanstt an Hugh 4. Ferguson.
1F-@ manager IS - T IoIev.
II Is the intcnstaa af are arEa.tzat+9u rs
acquire a. oree fron Mcdonald sad , =
Es,s3n t.3t so.se "a 5aE risi:a-.r tss B 9rs IS.
~ 2 sleeve discovery oa Boran7 crel k
ara Mes + : = and = IN Skaakum g8jss.
To- prospectus q tire company states cnat
n 1897 geld to TIE value - 81 sys Was fakc~
fem enF % tst -5a.3us an average cr 80
70 fae tan e gravel removed ans ,hAf aa-
q atalm ia }S's yietie3 x.1@0sa as as-
Ffaea ~ 80 - the ,oa THE salsa ~ she
p "a teprFits "a ast5u ,ed - fellows NJ
$ above Ronarxa 81 aSofsa. Nos + . ana
aa Saz27ktlsr. s. a. tza aea Ne ant ;
81 skoeksHs <.s1.zo. a tsssl 90 $S-1a ok
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-25
FIGHTING FOR A LITTLE HOY.
The McGaircS Garry Their Domes-
tie 9roabIes fato Court

Special Dispatch 10 the Observation-Disclosures.
FA%t'oi YER Il. g. Feb. 24--Iiugh
Mctsuire. of seattle. arrived here last
evening, - get possession a. his 5-year-
cid son, sslfToyd Joseph Mcclure whom.
b. claims has wife Is IN 40 position So
ciallY o. hnaueiauy. 80 bring up. A h.g
legal fight may result. as Mrs McCiuir..
il posresssed Of means. and says she viii
Ugh; the case 10 the bitter end The lat
ter IS new Ia Revelstoke r. <. but was
notified as the police. and Will pr0ba aly
reach nere GA Sunday the cise win
come up on Monda; The child Is at pres
eut in charge ~ Annie jones. aad Is Sc
GREETED ca TIE outskirts of the city Mrs.
Jones has been summoned 10 produce il
in court
Mcclure left SEATTLE FOR the northern
go'f fields Two years agV leaving behind
yodns Tlfe ana the infant son.
Aire Mcclure says she tired hard 81 make
aa honest living. and received no nelu
from heg husband. aud 40 wer3 from him.
Sae came - Vancouver some time akn,
and police say she made a big effor, to re-
form. Size could SEX 20 homes, employ
ment however McsuiTc returned frcm
the north recently. and learning that his
VIE an3 ehlld We're here wired tho police
70 'icl1 the latter Tor him. lie only desire
e. ID tear MS salld from her. he says. and
he viii 80 It If energy and money can ac-
cuwpIsh anything. Mrs. Mctju:re is
sQuaily determined - keep possession OF
the child She IL Known here "a Ciay
S5at kfpn
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-25
NHAT ABOUT THE RATE WAR;!
MANY OPINIONS IN THE TWIN
CITIES on THE EXPECTED eIr.
On~ Paper Denies Tr@s s"e
xsrtIsera and aarfh<rn Ps~fae
Ml,l Have An. DsMrahs Over
,h. su~rtsl Hon.serksrs' Rates.

rhore "a eos. s.aef safe sstisseE@a q oe-ss-
-, Il. ths Tas.n sisses as g. ~h*t8ssT rs"
f.~eas A..rslssssss int safery uissFs "a e&
saes4.atag sperlai issTfga<sse&tFs gakss =
Eas4ssase eseFn ssasas wIA fNsslAs u q rae
war between ira faa4 aud re sN@s sass."
paettss TIE s.. Paul 1iieae as f"st~s'-
$50. for TIRE aan suncefssnf tna& tssf%
HsAsI9 Aaf here > sa' @sai'f' lH''ss '''sSs
Asfh =. eessrarg 0s1aa'0g-
..Tf.a sags abaHf a hst'@r fsts *ar ~
tween tie Hnf ssssga Gfs as4ss@ 80
ft1 hass-rase fsFe6 FoE aofff -
p~stfsYR s. ugpss4aas Nt4iis.t tssss Ntt -
fse3 Sgstaerft Isse ~ assac - fsstSs s~~1s
xesrerssav and al smsar as4-e atsmfF E =
received - Use 1nssfian ~ - $780,
t.sefs SxlFfssf arr e@ss@s 3fsE ~
tssas soFne t,srsEssi7sests fssTtfsslta - 80
rrlxht r. ssxEsesstsa sa tee rs-ss< fsatisze. -
rsasia ssse ~ aeasssf1 aaF th8ff sf+@si-4 -
sny .iitfScuitsss - &se presses '"1- =
4rai PASSING agent tf8iN - et@Tt
thee vas shs t@ss1ntasf sAsss #iHg 't =
raj. asst ass8 BE arsaa - t&f 1850 ! :
me ;,.s@y hslE.g AfAays .zssts5. 81 tEi@ 3sfs4s
sasss Wa& 80 G@ageF q Assytss.''H =. ss'aaS
KIM happening - she sff'iassa a. sslsse
s*If = alxsut ssa flee elass}t& Aft8f tAf -
saasfia, isacsfie ALL have sSAs g zassttf7s
Ii has i,sen essn ga ~ General E'ssarfi@sf
Agent cAslapay taat tf5s ss1o %sl' isseei =
silsrtls3sse fs5xasssra5E 81 5s8 fsAAfssass' Afes
faslx has fssess ttss ssglIep - tzsaf read a.
aIonS me .4po Il lanai an Pam 9 %
eFfy ard works u edts9ecf 81 @iRta tfAt
s4sse & 8 nl8Rf 1HfeNaaa tAf e.
7lIe krx ~ tae rae eiSBe IAN - ss~ks EsF
shr American Hass aa4 igsy, aFepfsifsN 81
ststszs5egsts gissu dsf:. are ftsatFnt - Asst
well snDae1 alatie. 's~eeciasiF sfsru tara
pering Nsif rates n''Eat '*aa :" @sf-t''A
iataf5.
IIui tise esIolae eeaues t'aes wl'h tie al
fgaynaafneni AZ fsst s-sas.s entering iia@ s0*
rate. and continues as foii0s&
ssilsi~ inl.icates shat TIE tHTae lFaaaeyI1-
tinsnfai Lines ~tN f,stsse7e Involved So g
sate a.ificu3ty uusss ttse lines al aaainiasts
rnt.-z ga os.sAr dates Tue difference Be-
txeel TIE, American Use rates sni tav
Ssuo'H II that tss former ssaes pf9ffHs -
eaaasfsc them te Ausneseg kssrv a3s3 sattlsfs-
uisii.. fhs ..astadau l.ae r1aes-s d ssl open
fate. Ta.s alone = calculated 20 ssferspt~
tate tgo Die.
.-Fhe ~ fsnal-s-hifaan tines are wstca-
.s1 she affair alfH intrraet agseaN$e il mas
I4sva!ve thezsn altAaGg8 the pTess:8f Ind
.afi1ne fsosa; ~ Striet maintenance of
rates Is those .ifss ~ tne s8a9e s3n=
il H. admitted thai lhe s.tuatl0n II grave
ard trouble mary az arg hagf bfhak ostt "
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-25

SAID That Iks Milwaukee VIII Get
the -. Tnnj A BEIata.

TIT waa strses Nesa. az New York.
has revived ire fF5ssnr uf the fsFchas@
81 siss IS. Paul = pa.ath ii the Aasl's So
g. fsanl 4 islash has admitted that
; las4e slss ssh sMs El5f baef. e7nSstt4gT3Ased
Il ~ Tsst 50 Improbable deal 8nd might
- ~ g seS flsas 10 sac ifas s'lea
~ Aeassfssea Il s1e asa%H'iese ~ead i'e
asssfF natural S.si8 81 Plough:
- Azn sufs tA&S fae NllSagkss ~as3i5 be
gass1 - aANs tas props y. Tho f0ad ts II
81 SysHa sF*F64lfaa as tAetf can ane aHJ
wzxss efFer tissu she }ss; CONNIE giun %
tiss hssaA " she sskga A large lsaFl ~ fisv
5 fEsssasss q ssle ~. P4sNi 4 Duluth u daus
viii the Milwaukee. although / Faa.1 aes
szs xneth4F +. nasfJrtt~ es the TFeighr
sgFDrl over e. liz epSnes sfofa tf.us us rot
'-T4aa .s-Rhhtasss ~ lhc igBialh sfr fser
feVtiE content With the nropegts i IL nuN
4 san. II is 2 good PAYING Investment
eonamen about Il. An iEdependsnt mnt.
he'eetn 50 malay hunger systems vii
ssoeeFsr. naturally tind II "a is aivan-
tag "a In unr OF them sooner or IsfeY
Ials stuck of the ~ Paui 4 fys4i.tfh ls
ssd Ia De scattered among sinnI hfsAefs
ard d. 1904 knnw 81 anv movement At
the rrsNrnt TIRE "a turn the }.Hr uYar 30
the AllNaukea or aay as har -assYuafss Tah.
nioslse. however. ~ the Milwaukee So as.-
afsTw tlsc nsilutts extension IL not hard TO
ifiid. II Il ore Of the masf important
Eprinn wheat roass. and tire control 81
the fsIiHiis wisa its sulef.sa terminals IA
the head 1T .ac iaktps would d. 4 ma.
terial ais autnee te th.sm IN eou,nefsfss-
Msth fhe NorthwessefR and OMAHA zys-
feu to ,he lake. =
THE Wall Stree Seas au4z.
me tota. eaWsal sock - the 81 Paul
4 haiatN Is atput sasaosss. ~ ,xhlth
Nsai.us. ~ pF.fgfFfd uHd sl.asossu cos.1M
nsfn. the pfefeYfse5. however AN 80. -
tire ant Is IN fast SEEING fss5ltlt-esl frnn,
Year IS yss1s by apefinl sllss,s rhe irr.s,fas.
81 TIE latui grant - Applicable 10 tl,e r.
ifcnt1t ef 4hs prvfcfefst s4t,es ana rhe
Whole sstse could he taken tin j.. aov
hEhfarsa' fvorss ntEatinu The would isfs.s
ohst ihn rofasnou Is deaf w3th aud vntllf
nsAke shs acquisition ~ tbe Fuaa a s.fnp.s.
uattet." t-N
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-25

cisco Sailed, Feb -. str Arcata for San
Franchises.
PORT RLAKFI.E1y Sailed Feb. %. blk
Coryphene for San Francisco.
As'rOBIA Arrived. Feb. % Br sh Clan
Calhra3th. from San Francisco. Sailed.
bkfn Ar8gO. for Torgkoo.
TACOMA Sailed. Feb. p, str Queen fer
Seattle str Czarlna for ssar Francisco
PORT GAMI3I.t.-Arrivad Feb. -. Br
hk Kate r. Troop. for Acapulco.
PORT LOS ANC Fl. E1S-Arr,ved Feb.
q. Br sh Marchae. Surliet from Victoria.
CQQI LILLE RIVER Arrived. Feb q.
sChr Barbara HeindsteT San Francisco.
GEANS HAREO&-Arrived. Feb 80, str
De4 Norte, san Francisco Sailed. Feb -.
sVA~ jennie stella for san francesca Ar
rived. FEB 81 @chr Emma utter. san
SAN FRANCISCO Arrived Feb Il. str
Steto Of California. Portland: str Empire.
Coos bay, str klihu Thomson. Seattle. str
Alice Blanchard, Coos bay. Sailed. str
Bla5eiey; schr Lila and Matte, Coaulie
river.
HoNOLILC-Arriyed Feb. 1. scar Pros
pr 4Tc IN Tacoma. Fen. = achr Enieayor,
from Fnr- Gamble. Feb r. ~car la Ninfa.
fran S9att4es Sehr {. ~. Holmes, from
Seattle. F-eh IS. @-hr AaTtA t.. Smith from
i'0Tf Towuse8a %eAT Mary =. Es&.er. from
Port Townsend. Sailed t'eh .. bk CrIion.
scr Tacoma. t%1. A.. BT @h Amanda for
Port Townsend schr Mildred. for Port
Townsend. Feb. 81. 0ktn K'ieki.at. for Port
Townsend
HoNoLtLa- T, saH. Feb H. Br str
M.ower9 for Vancouver.
8!Loft Arrived. III pert. Feb 3.
whaling ok Gayhend. san Francisco. 10
lana FIR: officer. wlo bad his hand IN
JUsea
VALPARAISO Ar@ivo8, Fab -. Gail Blk
Bertha from, Vancouver.
HlCGO Sailed Feh -, Er 81 James
Kerr fer Tacoma
LONDON. Feb ez-Br VI Celr, Bard
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EMPRESS coapAx1 CHANGES
About the ssrezf savghsrr's Extern
st.m~ On sae :. y. A. n.

xsfs-,esrrssr,g sf.- s.e.sgtestfs., ~ fne Crest
Northern Fsxss~aea Company - if5# 49,
9sFrss saaasirsNs 81 tne Sz9osf&sae FatAs A.
%rsrsassrF4 wKaN $50 Announced ll fl5*e
isss' ztFsss sksHsss0- sesesS 0AEs age tte
HssssEave SEQ ~ ksstafs- fs,sesseE aaEa
ErefsFsaaYv s faH ssar1ie@TB 5ssese 81
fses4z ssessne4TsssS egnfFsse wi-a tne So
san.s fraGis 4 &4ss Fefa TH}}MaT <o~ sHe
sKss.'@as lgfs4fa@gps es8 saaE Iinf .aerstana ts~
as v nas ~ genewesf isssge8d sss
Great Northern ksxagsz6 f-@9Epsg5 AiIs
ssee fhe csAzsrars taa spassne F4gf Z
NtsftslnsH Fzs nN sspsaf NJ ae~ss rss#
lgg 'Hzs CHANG tse fSseas %e~t Ha-u TX
ss~e@s f7.ssfsfs4fsg ae4ss re- SO. szg5-e~ - sbs -
sasIFasa t~Frf30Fs sta ahfe,1 @rs seventeen
aEgsss3a atftcsa TEE express fsssssFsRs e :
see fsse - exec .keEgt. asss $50 prove De-
f#ssTa ssessxsstt8af. - Sc esia5HNuy 8fff p
sm2y 3 f#a " 4nggsa 3 eu lsestgsf g{.y Pa
e#fsr s.zpTaes CsspsRg 81 nsaeA ~ To-
territory soasa ~ 6eys GO rs - K &
n acquiring 3 haszs t2g.sT agS8 ess
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MARINE. NEW :.

fgCfQI-s sM--Sag}4E. r.-h =. eshr Jsnrse
Stella s-aTn Ah@-rsIeen far san Francisco.
ATTN q schT ETrrns Itter. fEaA san Fran
eAsee for Abs1s5lsu.
san PhDEo~FaS4e3 F-ah q br Court
aey Fof1. from Port Can has srav s>sseaa
TEa5cr. Fro-n AsseT-45 Far Challenger
fseEn 4'Ugl AaG3fet
POET TOW >st.S Tb~-Arrtved Es5 =
bkEa Northwest, .roEa Ssn Diego s9r D!yrn-
p4a-
zoos iAY-Arr. F'es. =, ST. Ruta
-sg ir&Hessce. schr GoisEna, san Fan
etsea se4r Sela1eth0n. san Frar DISCO
#eo str A5rasgam fsfsna psst i.De Am-
& 3s~s A@fs = rs f5-4@ fg <e~
Fssa a<L@ess. s@sisg d. - EgH~e .ar So r ar-
gssra, ssr Ne~r1t, sar Faualna AK Ren
=. sxAs Gesas AL SCI. Ivy 30. SAL KAN
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~ev ns-se- s. eJviog~ .ne aeu. ccnr.t e.
- 50 ea tee s-g-goe, - Aa oHk r7i oak
81 Eo+~t t-~e 81 fseg7s.ss 4s ye-E4 e-esr. "a
3as nS fes.e, 81 rea3eu AZ. no13. .n
sas e-4nlr 1HeH the @o<slsTAn ea,te&
sttrafs-n % s5zae. hing pecc..sr on ST.. tAr-
fco' ffn clearing tas= - 80 va f1ssssl
fssat we oa5eCt was .orsSe shoe ~ auesvat
AJAX rayta-s1f II fas ginning en-
a~a r',1s. aare fallen .eto 1ne bos.sz. -
,t.a Ee-t secc a~} ~ Z <rsw tnre,seh .a@
81 81 ts-s. te F5ot @Ilsa NJ me -:-~
81. gasc5taE ): eNa ta-a t@e sarta T., sAo.
9t-v~s cf - iH sse az re- learsa ea
--'5n3 sr FL AR sr tN~ -sr4aE -
@cf@a@ EA#t faE~Toat wsn tAe S9os-
ab00, Is p n1W o< as8 ~ ge i, ssae--
she 81 shs vestlbu35. a. nrsser harn
Aall-ha -as Hagg4r5 be-. g-egsyaans Aaza-
=f-e.
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MORE VI asHt>.Hos TIMERS.
Two Million Fret 10 HEIR Butid n
Stnae@sfa Dock

Their" II great activity III the shipment
~ IRON ere from Tsn Hafher~, MINI ttss
shipping Iof{ ~ she hessfh 4 fyns1 Range
railroad f'ha resa "a ahsst gts erect
new sfssrk. which an 'ss aNe ~ sha ftew-
81 fst erected aH tha3 eo9nnauv :, yyfi1
nay" capacity ~ Se"a io3f@ ~ eye art3
Will rfFs'9t e'sNi s,.es oe f.far,.,rs E., Va
sonsfFuetini1 fWe inii|laa fret ~ fhts ,s*N
Ae fFon Nashlugfon
WIFE hs FINISHING u9 glssa .ts.,E ssae enf.-
plns facilities Of that g0s, wiH es a. gsi.
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NIL HNrEs sfsu roptN.
Great Nerthera Nea en sheir " ~
In raaet >ound

'rR,, tsr.sa' NssF< asTf Sss=e n $50
President fsiia ana pssTss rs sat'ft
ia s~rs,..t@a 10 arrive 81 S4sAfftF rttaA
rss.saasiv s.1rtv shts tsssTsttWx fh
s<fs S.ssAana az = nsso~k Hesse-ss -
rerasen rssnssnglssg tste 5~ta' 7ssF vs. eEt
II w4S .,sfsecs.sx - stop @Nvr So
feae.np eessaa TIE HsssS os SO
arr the following
lreSla.n. fass.es J 1iia Sacas.s %
Precedent naFtCs MAsf, Tran Mara
- " .>ssrk.s General kgsssegxNr As P
+ Whitney. Nc~scFss feTesshs y snass
" sSlsh hon. General e2siasf n eeassn :
|, Wa-ss and Assistant s~reTas >ssIs@s-
~ shssv~ r-ssnx = hanaW@S tsnasrsH - NJ
,ssll Nsrs, hegSv b. departs for taa Assf-
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Fsrrm~a Naat Marc FAY.

raa members ~ The enrFstn-stss os asr-
-,s, 80. me Nasth4szs Pagsffe ard tsScsss
werner, rev !s y. Past fsT tae rAsF
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g.a-s - hstns fss Esa Asaz st.
s.a,.ass ~ IT.
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READ DIR. SANDEN'S GUARANTEES.
MOTH, THESE LATE CURES


JOHN TfiIBEACLT.
Oak fieroor, Washington
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THE MARITIME RECORD.

FORECAST FOR SATU RDAY
I'%r;ia I'd. Feb =. 1904
1sfa.,
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1t simple, bat grand. You test It and feel
tlth and happiness. Ii You cannot call. send
III q truths. and they viii help you. Call or
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1899-11-23
A FRIEND.

-"Dewey did it,. Gave his house
away that was presented to him as a
national gift. He is aman of surprises
indeed, he has astonished and dis
appointed his best friends, by tram
ferring his gift to his wife. The
feeling in Washington is so intense
over the transfer of his home, that
his picture was hissed ut when
shown on canvass in the opera house.
He will never do for Il presidential
candidate now.
Death has again visited our
town, and on Tuesday morning bore
away the infant child of Mr.. and
Mrs. Alvin Hill. The bereaved
parents have the sympathy of the
community.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1899-11-23
MuncY VALLEY.

Brit Craft d Brady Biggar shot the
first deer of the season, and was Il
large five pronged buck weighing
nearly 300 lbs. Brit made the good
shot.
Mr.. Thos. Gallagher visited his
parents over Sunday.
Misses Nable Taylor and Alice
Hiddleson returned home from a
few weeks visit with the formers
sistet, Mrs. Cha>. Croll, at Dushore.
Mrs. Carrie pardoc of William
sport, is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Jos. Ganscl of this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jason Simmons, of
Sonestown, spent Sunday with the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ThoS.
Simmons.
Rev. j. j. Resh is holding SER
les of protracted meetings at Mt.
Vernon.
NJ. J. Phillips and daughter Murl,
attended the local institute at SoncS-
town, last Saturday.
Miss Julia Remsnydcr returned
home from the Williamsport Hos
pital where she has been for the last
seven weeks.
Born-to Mr.. and Mrs. Cnrtis
Stroup, another son.
Haynan Herr's new dwclliag is
nearly completed, 50 boys get your
big saws and bells ready.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Welliver have
gone to housekeeping on what is
known rs Irish Hill.
Mr.. David Mark moved into the
Temple building and Mr.. JOS. Long
moved i'm where Mr.. Mark moved
out, and Mr.. Ed Craft moved in
where Mr.. Long moved out.
Mr.. Daniel Miller moved into the
Armstrong house near the depot
and Mr.. Craig moved into the house
vacated by Mr.. Miller.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1899-11-23
JULIUS HINES 6Z SON
BALTIMORE, MD. Dept. 900.

The attension of our farmers
called to the list of Institutes to be
held in this county this winter, by
the State Department of Agriculture
assisted by the local board of in
stitute managers for the county.
These meetings are in the interest of
all our farmers, and open to all. The
expenses of conducting them is borne
by the State. No collections are
allowed or the advertising of any
business. The disscutions are upon
farm topics for the benefit of farmers.
Arrange your business so as to at
tend and take part in the exercises.
All classes of citizens are welcome,
and interesting programmes have been
prepared.
The county chairman is John w.
Rogers, of Forksville, who will be
glad to send programmes or informa-
to any one who will make the re-
quest.
The State Speakers who will be
present are: Hon. y. b. Cutchtield,
DR.. VIM. Frear and G. ID. Northrop.
The institutes will be held ut the
following dates and places: Forks
vile, Dee. II, and - first series 1880.
Come out to these meetings and
bring your families and friends.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1899-11-23
CHERIFFS SALE.

BY virtue OF writ OF Fieri Facias ssu-
ed out OF the Court of Common Pleas OF
Sullivan County. and to me directed and
delivered, there will be exposed to public
sale at Hotel Corroll, Dushore Pa. on
SATURDAY.. DECEMBER ., 1899.
at o'clock p. m, the following descrlb-
ed property, VIZ;
All that certain piece, parcel or lot Of
land situated in the Township OF Colley,
County ofSullivan and State of Penna.,
described as follows
Beginning at a corner of John w. Mar
tins lot on line OF Christian Moshier's lot
thence along said Moshiers land north
45i degrees east, l66 and clio perches to a
post; thence by the same north 4j degrees
west % perches to a post thence by the
said Mosher north - degrees east 22 per
ches to post in the public highway;
thence by the said road south 15i degrees
east l. perches to post; thence by the
Santee lot south IS degrees east 81 and
$40 perches to post; thence by unsold
lands south IA degrees west 80 perches to
a post corner in warrant line;thence along
same north IS degrees west and $40
perches to post corner Of the said j. w.
Martins lot: thence 10y the same north
81 degrees west 1877 perches to the place
OF beginning; containing one hundred and
four acres and eleven perches, he the same
more or less. Being nearly all cleared
and having thereon erected a frame
house, frame barn and other outbuildings
with orchard of fruit trees thereon.
Seized, taken into execution and to be
sold as the property Of Joel +. Dbble AT
the suit OF George Henning.
IT, w. W.OSLER. Sheriff.
Thomson Atty.
Sheriff office. Laporte Pa, Nov. II, 1899.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1899-11-23


Atty. +. II. Ingham was a Vis-
itor to Philadelphia last week.
Howard Kitchen, of Hughesvill
took dinner in town on Monday.
Phil. Peterman of NordmOnt,
had business in town on Monday.
VIM. Moran, of Muncy Valley,
was noticed in town on Monday.
Hon. Clinton Lloyd, of Muncy,
was in the county seat on Monday.
Miss Sallie Kemery spent Sun
day with friends at Picture Rocks.
E. V. Ingham of Eagle Mere,
was business man in town on Mon
day.
W-Joe Cooper, the clothier, was
calling on Hughesville friends Sun
day.
Atty. VIM. p. Shoemaker was
transacting business in Hughesville
on Monday.
Mrs. +. NJ. Crossley spent Sun
day with her daughter, Mrs. Victor
Hugo, of Dushore.
Merchant McFarlane of the sec
ond ward, transacted business in
Williamsport on Friday.
j. Harry Spencer, of Williamsport
spent Sunday with his mother and
sisters in this place.
Herman Yeager was down to
Williamsport on Saturday commence
ing term of lessons on the piano
under the direction of RoscO Huff,
Williamsport's leading instructor.
Lawyers Walsh of Dushore, and
Haines of Williamsport, registered
at the Laporte Hotel on Tuesday.
Services in Nj. +. Church for
next Sunday as follows: S. S. 10 a.
m. Preaching at II a. m. Ephworth
League at G:30.
e. w. Huffmaster and Guy
Yonkin of Cherry Twp. killed a
large deer on Wednesday of last
week, in the woods down the Sock.
DR.. Voorhees, of Instanter, was
a brief caller on friends in town on
Monday. 1t is rumored that the
DR.. contemplates locating at Sones-
town in the spring.
DR.. Wackenhuth has purchased
a residence and the practice of DR..
Page mt Picture Rocks, where he is
now practicing his profession. DIR.
Page will move to Philadelphia and
study for an eye specialist.
Lee Gavitt of Laporte Twp. is the
champion squash raiser. He pre-
sented our landlord, +. w. Gallag-
her with one of his small ones,
measuring in circumference ! feet
81 inches one way and . feet 1 in.
another way, and weighs 81 lbs.
Chas. II. Lauer, the popular and
energetic Dushore furniture dealer,
of the firm of HolcOmbe x Lauer,
hied himself away one day last
week, and by way, made his appear
ance in this place, where he secured
an order from +. w. Gallagher to
furnish his large new house; also
new furniture for j. III. Gansel who
recently burned out of home, and
various other small orders here and
there. This new firm that is rapid
ly pushing its way in the lead is
Offering some rare bargains in their
/ lire and seem to be able to side-track
city dealers on bids for large orders
like the one 'landed" at the Laporte
Hotel. When in Dushore drop in
and see this enterprising firms en-
larged stock and you will be surpris-
ed at the great variety and low
prices atwhich they are selling.