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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-30
somE LAW roR a DOC

II isn't often that a ;aaEc on the bench moves the machinery OF the
law IN the interest Of a dog. -.
II happened TIA Missouri where many strange things happen.
WIN Quinn IA a boy. and In his small person Is about a tn and a
half Of original sin and disregard for suffering Of dumb brutes
A Mr.. simon owned Jupiter. a dos. WHY tied a tin an 10 Jupners
tail .
Possessing some dignity and a good deal OF pugnacity. the animal
didn't break any speed records o. attempt 10 set away from hts tor
mentor.
Jupiter Bit the boy properly and painfully. WHY a home. howied
q only a boy a how. and told HIS father an about IT,
Yu couldn't make the average father see but n side o a ~
like that {
First comes a desire To shoot the dog then the impulse to Tick" its
owner. n he Isn't TOD big and after that q lawsuit and a weH-deveoped
nexhborhood frud. Grnyeyards have been started on small provocatton.
Mr. Quinn sued Mr.. Simon for damages He didn't get a penny. The
Judge made Quinn pay the costs. and. In his decision. satds
Amy dog has a legal and unaeniahie right To- bite n man. woman
or chrd who pufpossy and with intent TO disturb sad dogs tranquility
and peace Of nlnd does attach or cause TO be attached to said dogs tail
q tin a or other weight which will impede or tend % impede. the
progress Of said animal A dog which bite rs prosecutor In such n
cause fs acting surely and honestly in III aessnse. and Il a justly I'M
mune from punishment as the man who strikes at a burglar In defense
OF his own life and welfare"
me legal moral seems % be- Don't monkey with the aor-at least.
I'm Missouri
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MOODY TALKS

BYFIELD. Mass, July s0-seere-
tary Of the Navy Moody was IN.
principal speaker at the e~xcrcisea held
here today IN celebration OF tho two
hundfedth Anniversary of the found
irF Of the town. Byfield was The
first town settled north Of Salem.
and William Moody. an ancestor ~
the secretary. was n Of the orig
iHal settlers.
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HnNEHETkEEH FAftNuEaE
BEAT delay ladkinE 80 this property. ~
beautifully ipcnfsa on the shore ~ Lake
MaaH4nRtnn. ever lot within 4 rsW steps
81 ~eirsfriH Mre. . fare. HHrVfnr ffdni
as M. % y 3 M. sirufrd aui eradei
avsrHea. edsu ak alra rhufthes. aehahia
Htrffa rtnls Tree WuGf and NaieFs infs
asIiss fact ana 70 w1Hirf. nniF 4aH. SIS
ana 81 for large aoNfnnt lots. AZ y ani
so daNn and g month. iufnher tor
fritftHr on trfrHs aise Hee oar~f. c
\. HsnrtFsent mofutuEa nt Rainier
neaeha Ansfncons. a. J Heeioa block
WATERFRONT IN the euund. fsp aefsE,
facing nice beach. - bottom sand. ball
enre lesei unianf - aerrr Cleared. or
thArd 80 heafang tfees. sfnal traits.
running water. Eirsau huurs. large harn.
chicken hpeseH. mail sud Gfuocnes de-
llsefef at hiaaas daiir FREQ q charKe.
eiNfsi
n1nEtlr MAIrnY. go Nsr Yafk hleek.
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WASHINGTON. n c., July a0.-
The government building 20 be butt
at Seattle viii Ia every way DO a
model OF It's kind, II win eos, about
s'eo.0oo, Win he limestone with a
grani,c base and nre-proof through
out. -Four Sides Of the building VIII
be consistently treated In a model
adaptation % n Roman composite
order Of architecture. Engaged
columns % a composite order viii
run through three stories. the attic
story being hehlnd n haiustrade
which crowns the entire building.
The nrst foer VIII be given up en-
tirely 70 the poelomee. the varloun
departments Of which are eonyen-
icntiy arranged Ample atairways
ana elevators are provided.
Ia the basement viii be found
eommodieas toilet and ioungink
rooms for the paNfatnce employees.
ntted up with a polished marble
watnsCot and mosaic nanFs. The
various offices 81 d ~postonice de-
pagfmvut viii De- well cared f0f. each
having "a handsome private ~laNat0ry
and vault for the preservation ~
valuable papers money. etc.
The second noor viii b. occupied
hy the United States customs uni-
ces and two United states court
rooms with private ruems with toll
q Ter caeh judge.
Tbs third 1onr VIII be given up O.
the afhces 81 SECRETARY OF the inter-
Tor, secretary % agriculture. railway
mail service. steamboat inspectors.
Balloon ascension al Leach anrk
30 tonight. See display ad.
-.
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Ex-PhiIippine Soldiers Mold
a Reunion

COUNCIL BLUFFS. Ia. July 3D.
Plans for the third annual reunion
81 the National Society Army OF the
Philippines. which co1vcnes In this
City two weeks from today. have been
perfected and the veterans u the last
war and other military men also are
taking a lively interest IN what
promises TO be a great national ~
eaHiou<
Participating In the program.
which win extend over a period Of
three days. Will be many Distinguish
"a military men, orators and Htateg-
men. Included among those from
whom acce ptances have already been
received are General Arthur MacAr-
thur. General Frederick Funston and
General Irving Hale.
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NEW STEAMSHIP

NEW YORK. July s0.-with n fun
cargo the new twin screw stea mship
Nebraakan Eailed today on her maid
en- deep-sea voyage to San Francisco.
The S~ebraskan IL one Of three sister
ships which have been built at Cam
den. -. j., for b American-Haw-
allan stcamshtp Company. All three
which either OF Of coal can be used
as fuel.
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Walters Jackets
and Aprons

Mems White Duck Walters
Aprons. extra fun and large.
sAAn sssssssss 4sss.t~Dt
Meme White Duck Apron. with
BIB. cut extra length. EACH.
. sssssssfsss .s+sssxBc
Mems white Drill Waters
Coats. with detachable but
tons. all seams double stitched.
fAfus soc
Mems White Duck Waters
Coats. ball and braid fastened.
We Nhlue. .s*.s.........Ef .25
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NV on HUI a HUNF
We ean srII fru ntns coHtfaftH NsfY loo
Nurnhffa At arta4f rsRt. iuss wtke hes
lren rMtf ~ un them. Win These rHn can
haF - build 4 kcme taf q ranrh. pay
al : rfarteaEa rua naw ras AID ii
yea nsn a 49, W9 can furnish yn4 fte
nunrF - Eulit ~ oaIe This - ffe N
haltf Fr4rrunrs nat thsT have bought
AMI hatif HafHrs fsf ~ sntp peoFis. nafnea
81 ahfch aau - gtsen o. application.
f~srausmt~s. this auff casts Yaa fhuo bee
rsaafh 10 eeu = hafns. ~ interest," party
must sell fhssa uifa teufreFts. a. siirf
are fsasfnz fns rNuufff. call ef aa-
dress rooea - nstifvah baiidlus.
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OHEG BUILDERS

PuT-IN-BAY. O., July 29.-Promi-
nent builders from all W The state
nre attending the second annual
meeting Of The Ohio State Aahoefa-
fion Of Builders Exchanges. in sea-
zion At the Hotel Victory. At the
opening session today there we're re-
ports from Officers and addresses
By J. NJ. Carter. secretary Of the
Eew York association. and John a.
Killing president Of the lntergtate
Eupply Association. Officers for the
year will be chosen tomorrow
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urLr wANrrp VALE AND
ron sALr-rAnus ANN LANDS

5000 90 acres west Of Kent ana close to
electric ears
stpu-5 acres cost OF Lake washington.
4pOu-s4 acres, ? acres cleared. loo fruits
ma small ftuiti 4sruum bouaa and barn.
f2uNN acres near Green Lake. good bot.
tom land, all cleared, drained aud
fencedi 20 fruit trees, bearing 3 acre
IN small fruit raul hnuhe and nutbuiid.
iags me SPRING n water a. the hou1e.
frETTFNgltEN & ARNEfI.
Room IN Honwell building.
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ana the designs 81 mosaieH call for
elaborate reproductions Of the Unit
cd States seals and smhlema.
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naiioon ascension az Leachi Park
30 tonight SEE display al.
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RAILROAD TICKET FoR SALE.

For eale-First-cIass ticket 70 Gin
cgnnatL. via 81. Louis. for lady Of me
dun height. light hair. light eyes.
Good fl Sept. Is. VIII sell for $50.
Address Il. b., Star.
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Dunlap. real estate. 81 Union el..E.
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Balloon ascension at T>eschi Park
1880 Tonight. See display ad.
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Steamship Humboldt sailed from
fkagway for Seattle Monday night
with - passengers and ft00,02 Of
KiOndike treasure.
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HILLMAN'A beautiful lake front addition
II now or the market, nearly 300 lots sold
IN the last few days. t1b 10 tIT5 each
~ down, 81 monthly lumber sold ca
payments ga mo a. rent. 10 men now law
ink new plaak nldewalkA IN front Of each
lott money returned N dissatisfied after
one year. 10 extra men Will be an
grounds sunday % show unsold lets. Come
quick, seu owner. ftitimun. once and ~
present Green Lake car line.
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rrrsoyAL


COW nurrTn
sroHE
ne - ste g hsss ihs aadisw tsiass
~ all ter time ahalt tie fue Iowa fsat.
80 - ks<a AHa aisa thsY nI~ays naa
thst - sise aaseen osnaes % ~ fsssna'
.a-as z hss e. best ssa s~sssis
fsncx WnahinEfan creamery. - : H..
~ ssisk = - saia s,se ntar aelry ous
RANCH sf1oa n - ! sessa - -
eniy srss thaf yaa rsn Depend en- Thass
Nhg - aiwaye taxe the rfapd
COW BUTTER STORE
f"t enf iaks
a LAnoE sALE q all ssns. o. Jsran..s
hAna ecok sssve. ssfy ess.s -
frert furuitars ca. M seoand sxsaos
PRIVATE amhaisne. ra6ssr iirss Il al
hrNoNEn-xl,as ore Rsrn~fles from ena
Msnan street q 9le eaTinr ssrssf. af.gxc
EFefB affloS tNME AND RFE Is
Afe Z. ~ Norton. 1sse Ast. seattle.
SEE Lloyd nsTsec. q f.ioyd. Is Hinsstsy
eiors ehcui Sous BONES Toe cash or a..
tsoo cabinet phctes. o. - Der saa. for one
800 enly Eastmsn's studio. 1aii
NURSERY for rbiidswn. Mra .. y Tar-
~ - hls~e't s'rstt. rvnont
,fREn n MERRITT.
Financial AssnL
MONEY on shnr, notice az low rate. prs-
N.ts MONEY and epmpany money to BALD
with q. 4. Virtue. nosm !. HalIsr
COLLATERAL RANK snsrso a rem.
m.n.L loaned on any sood eoliatsraL
TO LoAN-Prlvate money at Tow rate Of
intsrss, hsnens osner. loo rsslef
WARRANTS bousht ans sola. Merr,.cs
hshsiHaan- Mutual Life bid.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
sucufrrCTs
Z. ". HouuHroN. sis-<I7 Collins.
nrsfNEss coIiEcEs
nEsT methods and teachers. Acme husiaes.
college, Second srd u
srrrto~rrRs
AUCTION and CONFEDERATION house. h.aorofi
snd STAN. kecondhsnd Ecodr bought ami
soldi isrgs ICE box. double story. sine
Tined. COS PIKE street, y c. STAN. SEN
erel ane,toreer. lei. Black spns
IT WILSON. general seut,onses. sao
PIKE street
E q sicKtRroN a Co. senerai sge-
tinneefa. 1872 First avenue.
ATTORNEYS At law
a 81 EwtSa, att~orneysat.iau. netarx
public fet View York block.
n; y STERLING rension attorney. notary
public. pS Nation ct
/, A KELLoao.sia Washington hunaias.
A. c MACDONALD. 400 nurks hanalns.
LYMAN + KNAPP 10 Hailsr sundias.
". y LAMnuTH. soa-p rselns bloch.
q wAup KEMP. ssa burke b%ufialns'
knsTRAcroRs
osbohSh TittMfEh a 20. lac. 40
strnet Co, established 1900. mining
claim abstraoth. basement % the Ma
BooTH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Az.
nsre, ~, established ista eesen,snt OF
SEATTLE ABSTRACT Co, n, Y, block.
DNnINe AND CLEANING
siATrLE Clothes rresslng Co, cleaning
dyeihg. repaifing. altering. Cal and de-
liver. 800 month, fe07 Third. Red ASA.
rAHIsIAN pye worka-we cali for. clean.
preHe, deliver your ciothea Once isia
First ave- Tel. Main fofa.
ErGtNEERs AND CONTRACTOR
PuGhT SOUND hhfbGE a DREpalN0
CO, Scandinavian meriuan BANK build.
inE Railway and hiGhway bridge and
ytaducts! steel and ifon work Tor hula
inssi drsdsin9 and harbor improvements.
pile driving
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ron

iftohEhr pfices paid tor second hand
household goods, stoves. bedroom sets,
carpets etc. and second hand once rur.
niture. Rcd Front Furniture Co. ito-tfl
Second avenue south. Tel. John gJ2I.
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Classified Ads

SOCIETY NOTICES
AN THE MAN.
No nicn IN your house with my wtndov
and door screens house repairing In all
branches. Riaxinnf ping pong tables, etc.
40 Madison. phons. Main ITO. HnndaiL
GACKapf'N Express a TfanFfar Co. We
DO all binds Of teamink. furnIture and
plane moving pnHfaGn and trunks trans.
fefrea stored free : days. second and
RHO UP VAIN 7OT.
For cieHuin3 and r~enoVntiuE gents and
ladies' clothes. City Dye Works.
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The freiEhter city Of Denver
went over 70 West Seattle last even
ing where she viii remain for about
o week while her deck Is being rais-
ed two feet 10 allow for the accom-
modafion Of more freight.
Wagner's Band At Madison Park
Tonight.
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CORNER lot. handy TO Rainier Helshts
cars 500 spot cash.
ROBERT MALrnY. 40 New York bloch.
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~ 20 81: !: J: =: =: J:
y ~ Ia ~. si-ss
& &4~ exnes, sa5 ut ~ Z
srAciAL NOTICES
RICH battasa iaaA Is Acrus. partially
u~ursgscd sle~e - small ,gwaf naner -
nobsar asirnY. 80 Ss- Sosk sles
HAIl.Anp pseperv-as iols. nnstirs ahsalt
2 aefes. thoroughly cleared and srihhed.
AL ~ Haats1. enfirsrf iu picket fsnrc.
nsa, srpasn costage. saAii barn. chicken
HonEar aALrHy. 40 N.~ Tars hiosh.
cory uttis hssnc In ballard. , lssa. cleared
fenfe4 ard n saf4sn f=faom hesss &So!
terms. $500 r1eh. talanfs On time
HoHEnr NAfrHN. tie Hea York eleTk-
lost
LOST OF sffayed from Woodinviiie. a
Jersey cow. about 4 years old. ona
horn broken. s. reward. John Col
licott.
ron ssLE-scnr TRACTS
wotkISd nsn rtln small esuitAL. So
Lloyd. nrtsco- a Lloyd absat buitdsns
yoar homes 81 hinekiss hieelA
HELP wkNTED-rEuAfr
MAN and wife, camp cooks laundry hsnds
ehRntfTmatas, fafiafY bands, experienced
stots. eiris for r.asrui ~housswork. a.
uffIfurei Htffhrrmnh. eaarV n day. II
you want reliable help. phone Main afe.
Queen Clty Emelaymsht Bafeau. fi2i
Tniri avsuas.
HE'LL WANTED - MALE AND
FEMALE
fkcIFfc Ent ona~. iiO5 al Ave. fur.
FISHES best hrir IN city. Call 20 Main
~. Mrs Kcysa. Mgfs
urf.r wAsrnu-usLE
fon NEVxbe AS6~nTkn
COO ~ y MEN oH NENApA-MuEK-
FRS. TEkMHfE4S. HAMMEHsMfN
AND MACHINE MEN. s2.0o TO $3.50.
hfifr pAffsE
MNtefIOL q HAWKINS
fNA WEST MAIN ATltEEr,
WANTED Men 20 WORK on rsltroad aud
atItfual iH hfEtnE eah9H. tali Go
iiaiieY building.
wANTEu-mES TO WORK IN Jaw.
MILL FTfAN1 EMPLOYMENT coon
WAGES, No WEE FAHF ADVANCED.
CALL At GU BAILEY BUILDING.
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Fletcher a Carpenter. realty bar
gains onfy.
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ROUND TRIP. $50

For reservations aud fun paftleu-
lars apply to
A Tinatlng. Cen. Agt ~. n. ny.
Tacoma. Wn.
Frank Waterhouae q Co. Burke
block. Seattle. Wu.
L. II Gray Steamship Agency. in2
First Ave. So. Seattle. Wn.
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A sNAP-A very desirable cottage
situated on a fun size lot. nice
lawn and flowers. stable In the
rear OF lot. all street improve
ments In and paid Tor. only 400:
$500 cash. balance to suit pur-
chaser.
Large s-room cottage on East Union,
near Eighteenth avenue. si.750. a
good buy
business lot In North Seattle at n
sacrifice.
A. LAWRENCE.
sOsz second Avenue.
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VALUABLE acreage Cheap. We have
siFht h-nene trHctH u nue bottom land.
adjacent % thr city limits on the hafih
which We VIII sell In prices ranging
from NiuD 70 $500 per acre. some Of tho
tfnfth have Hnifa improvements on one
there iH "a snug little 8-runm house, this
property Wiz be- worth 500 per acre in
less than i've years rasy tefma.
ADAMS a ADAMS.
aa1 Pioneer building.
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Balloon ascension al txsaehi #nrk
! 80 tonight see display al.
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HEsIrATE-

DON'T HESITATE.
$1,000 for a large eisht-room house
and nice lot. well located and
handy 10 the street car. This Is "a
nice slightly place. overlooking the
lake. II YOU want TO invest. cali
and see US. Adams & Adams. sa5
Pioneer hock.
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HOUSE M LOT s2ss: s2s DOWN. SO
MONTHLY PAYMENT BUYS nEAuTI.
fll HOME! llNE PLACE FoR 0NR
y AND CHiuKENaf nEAuTrFuL,
VIEW cLoHE TO SCHOOL AND cAK
LINE. NIL MAN. OWNER. or.
Ftchs ulisIMAN STATION. GREEN
LAkE CAR.
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wagneFs band at Madison Park
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1902-07-17
COURT HOUSE NEWS.
Public Records Examined and Here Noted

EXECUTIONS
Test. Fl. Fa. to Wyoming County, Pa.
Frank Deifienbach VS. Sam Atherton; iudg
ment, S26.l0.
DEEDS RECORDED
Lloyd Kester and wife to II. B. Kester
for lot of land in Forks twp. Con. 10000
Levi B. Thrasher and wife to Mary G.
Crawford; land in Cherry twp. 100000.
Peter Kneller to Levi B. Thrasher land
in CoIley. Consideration, 177.00
b. c. Speary to Eli b. Boston, for lot in
Sonestown. Consideration, 10000.
A Lawn Festival will be held by
the ladies of St. Johns Guild of
La Porte, Pa, at the home of Mr..
Ellery P. Ingham on wednesday
evening July %, 1902.
Proceeds to be used toward
purchasing heater for ST. John $
Episcopal Church.
All are cordially invited.
BY Order St. john sGuild.
5000 bushels of lime at Reeder's
Lime House, one and one half mile
below Laporte.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1902-07-17
ASSIGNEE'S SALE.

The Court of Common Pleas OF Sullivan
County has ordered peremtory sale of
the real estate assigned by j. w. Buck,
for the benefit of his creditors.
The property is situated at Sonestown,
Sullivan County, Pennsylvania, and con
sists Of the following lots and parcels OF
land.
Lot No. l..
Beginning at an ash tree on the bank
,of Muncy creek; ;thence up the creek, north
% degrees east 26 perches to an old birch
stump; thence by land of Loveace and
Riley Steenback, north Sc degrees west 81
perches to an iron bolt; thence south -
degrees east III perches to an iron bolt
thence south % degrees west : $40 per.
ches to a post; thence south - degrees
east perches to the place of beginning.
Containing three acres and fitty-eight per
ches, there being excepted from the said
lot eighty perches of land for school pur-
poses. Having erected thereon two
story wagon house.
Lot No. 2.
Beginning at post in the public road
leading from Laporte to Muncy, thence by
lot late OF Jacob Lorah north 65I degrees
west 10 perches to a post; thence north %
degrees east $40 perches to post;therce
south Coy degrees east 10 perches to a
post, in the aforesaid road; thence along
the said road south 2l degrees west $40
perches to the place of beginning. Con
tanning AZ perches more or less, on which
is erected a large store house. good
dwelling house and large barn,
Lot No. 3.
Beginning at a stone in the outlet of
Eagles Mere Lake, thence by lot known
as NJ. j, Painton's land, south 81 degrees
west II perches to a stone: thence south
5S degrees east II perches to a stone in
outlet; thence up the said stream north
II degrees east l6 perches to the place of
beginning. Containing - perches more
or less.
Lot No. j.
Beginning at a stone corner, thence
north 673 degrees west II perches to a
post; thence north 2l4 degrees east ! $40
perches to a stone; thence south 81! de
grees east II perches to post. thence
south I 9 10 perches to a stone the place
OF beginning. Containing "a perches OF
land more or less, on which is erected a
good dwelling house and barn. This
lot is to be sold subject to mortgage
rom John W. Buck to Harriet Steenbacl
made to secure the payment Of 5000, and
recorded in mortg gage book t. page 3G4
The sale to be at the store house on the
premises, at Sonestown. on
WEDNESDAY,, JULY so, 1902,
at o'clock p. m. 10y public vendue,
Terms, cash,
l., II. BUCK, Assignee
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1902-07-17
Administrators Notice.

Estate of James Stull, late of Fox twp,
deceased.
Notice is hereby given that letters of
administration upon the estate of said de-
cedent have been granted to the under
signed. All persons indebted to said es-
tate are requested to make immediate
payment, and those having claims or de-
mands against the same will make them
known without delay to
j. r. BIDDLE, Skunk, Pa.
lNGHAMS, Attorneys, Laporte, Pa.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1902-07-17
Poisoning the System.

1t is through the bowels that the DO
is cleansed OF impurities. Constipati
keeps these poisons in the system, causi
headache, dulness and melancholia
first. then unsightly eruptions and final
serious illness unless remedy is apple
DeWltt's Little Early Risers preye
this trouble by stimulating the liver al
promote easy, healthy action of the bowe
These little pills do not act violently b
by Strengthening bowels enable them
perform their own work. Never gripe
distress.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1902-07-17
Public. Letting.

The School Board of Colley Township
will let the contract for building school
house at Murray Mines. Specifications
may be seen by calling on c. f, Arey,
Sec'y., Lopez, Pa, at the office of the
News Item, Laporte, or the Sullivan Re
view, Dushore, Pa. All parties desiring
to bid on the contract are requested to
send sealed bids to the secretary on or
before July 18th, on which date the board
will meet at two p. M. at Murray Mines
to award the contract.
The board reserves the right to reject
any bid or bids not meeting their approval.
f. g. RICE Pres
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1902-07-17
OUT OF SORTS.
Work a Task. Nerves all gone
Generally Weak. Easily
Tired. Read the Following
Know the Remedy.

Mrs. A. Noble of No, 315, Catherine st
Bloomsbury, Pa, says. II had been
troubled good deal with nervousnesa
and sleeplessness for a long time and fe;
generally out of sorts. got some of Dl.
A. w. Chase's Nerve Pills and was grea:
ly benefited by their use. | rested So
much better and felt brighter and stronge;
My back has been much better. since. |
can recommend them highly" Dr,A.W.
Chrses Nerve Pills are sold at SOC box
at dealers or DR.. A. w. Chase Medlcin,
Co., Buffalo, Ny. See that portrait an
signature Off w. Chase, NJ, ID. are on
every package.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1902-07-17
Vacation DAYS.

Vacation time is here and the children
are,tairly living out of doors. There could
be no healthier place for them. You need
only to guard against the accidents in
cidental to most open air sports No re-
medy equals DeWiu's Wich Hazel Salve
tor quickly stopping pam or removing
danger of serious consequences. For cuts
scalds and wounds. II used DeWitt's
Wich Hazel Salve for sores cuts and
bruises, says l.. b. johnson, Swift.Tex.
It's the best remedy on the market .
Sure cure for piles and skin diseases. Re.
ware of counterfeits.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1902-07-17
N o False Claims.

The propretors of Foley's Honey {
Tar do not advertise this as a ''sure C
for consumption" They do not claim
will cure this dread complaint in adyan,
cases. but do positively assert that it Y
cure in the earlier stages and never fail
give comfort and relief in the worst cas-
Foley's Honey and Tar is without dor
the greatest throat and lung remedy.
fuse substitutes.
For sale by c. d. Voorhees,. Sonestoy
and james, lMcFarlane, Laporte.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1902-07-17
Executors Notice.

Estate OF John II. Rothrock M. D., late
OF Sonestown, Sullivan County, Pa, decd.
Notice is hereby given that letters tes
tamentary have been granted to the under
signed Executor. All persons knowing
themselves indebted to'the late John II.
Rothrock M. d., OF Sonestown, Pa, will
please call and make payment; and those
having claims against the estate will pre-
sent them at once.
c. +. WACKENHUTH; MD.
Picture Rocks. Pa.