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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-02-28

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5W~eitnllienb -,Subren 9eitanoen. ~
elmer mebi5iniifen &erinmnmln!ll
Gbicnlo'er Ner5te crfldrte Scrl
Gobpus, wie Die Ereiie bcridtet, Oaf
alliGbrlid IN Chicago ollein o0UC
bis 10000 SGlle BON Nbortion por'
folnmen, in oenen gcniiienlole Ier5t(
iilio Sebommen Oen Worb u~laebore.
lier &inoer poQ5iehen. Or. SpllneS
tonlte III berlelben Gcriammlunq
bcbaitpten, Dab cine einSige 3eitrnll
ltidlt :meni9er oils $4,000 iabrlid
Iitr iold)e gnjeigen e%inntbme: uti
Ell Nr5t periid)erie DEM Sdreibel
DIelcr 3rileu, OaB er cinen Nr3i
teme, Der idbrIih $4,000 bel oic.
lem @eid,Gite madc. IN mlbercl
@roBl,aOten hieies SanbcS miro e.
nidt better iteben.
Sn alten Scioentbum beltano aud
gelesli6 Die 9ielipeiberci mir nod
heute i'm Morincnentbum. "a fanr
0ns Gbriitentbiint, ihaffte sic @iel'
meiberei ab, unb fiibrte Die Ginbeii
Der Che mipper eiit. Iber Die Sei,
benidnit DER Menifei blieben bie.
Eielben. @ielipeiberei fam omar ein.
5eln 5ilipeilen nod, Dor bel beli Wod,t-
babern Der Grbe, nber allsemeil
wnrbe bielelbe crit, OILS Die Nefcrma.
loren Die StleuBen geSogeu, peld)e
bis bobiil ods ltebel geo1mmt hnttell.
OnrdJ Die Giniiibrimg Der. Gbeidei'
buna wnrbe Der @ielweiberei Sbiir
Ilmo Sbor aeoiinet NIB Slpur Der
llrceiiipen 8ielmeiberei, Die lpeit III.
menihlider mo peroerbliher fiir
6rauen nnb ainoer lit, oils ole iinul-
tane Nielpeiberei. TaS nelte Ser
oentbum itebt alip IN oieier &in'id,i
tlefer OILS Sas ulte.
Sm aitelt Seibentbum war Die
Siigen6 Der aeuifbeit menig ge'
fannt INTO aeebrt. lie Sittenlcii9'
felt mar aligemein. "a fam oos
Gbriitentbum mo lebrte Die S,taenf
Der Aenihbeit mo perbot Ole I'm.
5lldlt. Cine @lan,periobe oeS gbri'
Itentbnms brad on uno ooiterte biz
sur 3eit Der Reiorntotion. %
tomen Siltber llno feline @enoIiel
uu0 rrebigten, Die Silge,o oel
aeuid)beit lei umnoglid uno mioer
Ole Iatur oes Wenlhen; jeoer
MeuiG iei perpilid)tet 5u beiratben,
Ericltcr. Monde mo Hpnnen ebenlo
lpie Ole Soien. lie Soige mar, baf
Die junair1ulihe 8euifbeit perad)tei
mnrbr mo @eiitlihe wie Weltlide
i'm Gbeitanoe hire Scligfeit iilhteu
ia nift bios I'M Gbeitot,Se ionoeri
audi auBer oemielben. Ger reli'
~aionSloie Staat hielt nltn bie Sure
rel, moieru lie nit beioerieitiaer Gin.
piliauna periibt muroe, iiir itraf-
irG; Die geWerbSmaBiae ltn'ittlid)feil
crbielt 9iirgerred}te unb mllrOe elne
mnentbebrlid,e Ginrid)tlung Der no.
oernen Stanten. Iamit lteben wil
mieoerum auf oerielben Sinie ipie
bns altc Seiocntbunr, pieaeibt nod
tieicr.
Nod) itatiitiihen 9eredpumaen io1
Chicago 10000, Reip Dorf 10000
mo ScnSon $4,000 ieile Weibcr
bober. Oh Oas beioniid)e Eom unS
@riebenlnno ms bieriu %iibertroiien
bobert, iuer fMln bua bebaitpten. Zen.
nod, limb mir itol5 Wli miere CHILL.
iation mo ienoen WiiiiiouGre aus,
nm Die Hbilippiner mo Die fatbo,
liihen 2Gnber europa fir nniere
Civilization al b%etebrel. I. a.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-02-28

lperpell lpIr prillg DalIell ,0cn eto
Den mir Imerita eeidaporen mi
e~berfaIis bereit iein, 8Iitt ,utb 2ebel
auf Den Spferaltdr bes 9oubes },
legen fiir iebe gerehte Sad)e
gerfralien mir nnf @ptt nno ole sir
bite Oe5 Eatrpits Oes 0eiltid,ei
Solfes, bes bL. gonifaSins, Der IN
Simntel geraSe 10 piel gilt, ulS ct
Eatrid, ia oltBer Sieiem hot oas
oeiltidle &plf nod einen ~beionoerr
Sfubberrn, ben hl. Midael, tros'
Dem bob er ELM enaldnber lit; nit
Oieler Den Seliel in Die Soue %itiir5te
10 miro er friiber ober ipGter, Dei
bDien 8eiit bes Eotionolit1ten'
i1minOelS, bes Siberolismus uulf
Imerifanisnms aus DEM Seilietbnlr
Der Stride tbinaiistreiben. Sas
ipalte @ott!
Iilegt Die beutid)e Sprade,
Se9t oas beutlhe Wort;
9enn Der @eilt Der 3Gter
2ebt barinnen fort.
Ter 10 oiel beS 8rcBeu
Sd)on Der @elt seidenft; ,
Ger 10 piel bes Sfonen
Sbr ms &er5 geieuft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-02-28

id)en Samilien je>cn Nlbcno bel
Vt p1enfran5 8,....
meroen ioa? Is lit lGurrum Init
beriibrt eincn 1clnllcren %cpbodIter
pirtlih fpmiidL ncnl man Die tlug'
lid)en Nrgltmcnte bort, nit iueld)ell
man lid 5l entIdutlbigen. llld,t, iuetl
onS 9emeininme OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES III
Orn tat6pliidcn Snn1ilien perlod)ldl'
li9t miro. Is iii 10 rcd)t be5eld)-
memo, lpclln man lugcr bort: oGS
mare 9euiB id0lt, pelm pielleIdt
ipenigitenS bic ulo On in Der tattp.
liid)en 6alnilie periitd)t miirbe, &c.
mrininm Sen Hoicnfrnn5 81 bcten."
Soer menl nlnll 10 cine ap~plogetiid,e
| 3itteritinnne bort, Die On io9t: nGa
CAB cinmol cine Belt, in iuelfer man
in fntbbliid)en Samilien geneinlam
aen Hoielltrnn5 betete." Ter Spott
lit nid,t libel. @enn nit lolfen
Gntifuloigrmgen Die Sicbe mir Sos
gcnleiniunle @ebct IN Der Sornilie
llif)t eriuodJt, 10 lit Gas bod leItt
pcrlt1nolidI. Soficntlih finoet Der
81. &ater gelegentli6 eillen NnlaB,
I'M SIT erflGrelL. boB man mr. bon
eiligGtlBi ice sSornilien err
tpdrten fonne, oob tic icOen Z q g
gcnlciniam ibr Morger- mo Nbcnb-
@ebct, lire Silhgebcte luno Den &c.
meinlanen Nolenfrnn5 IN Der, fotbos
llidlcn tSanIilie betelt. Sam miiroell
Die fotholii6en SomilienpGter mo
Wtiltter Dpd) menigltens geiuabr, oaB
oas 9eneinlome 8ebet mir imlere
.bodgelabrte" 3eit o%pernltet" nj
l1nN br0ltd)te man baIlclbe ipenigs
items nid)t rcttIfmloigt" III bDren,
Wie cine Snd)c, meld)e rllr q II a.
t d c Mntbolitcn ilhen. @ir %iolltell
oicllcidt als tatbpliid,er Heooftcllr
nc2ba!b mld), mic anbefe' berll.
iclc YSolfsiiihrer", unlerc Seler
Inn Srr5PibrnN bitten, nab mir es
,mngen" Elm @nrt iiir Die Gilliiib.
rling mo Grbnltlmg bcS Ncmei II.
nmen @cbctca IN futbnliidpcn So
milien.
@ir bebonoeln bieic Iro9c III
oiclcr eigeuortigcn @ciie neil eS
oobltrd) pielleid)t flor miro, mic
'onrild en oenfeuoe 2eute bcriibren
lilB, mcrn mon iiebt, ipte es aotbo-
,lfen gibt meldJc iiird)ter, lie wiiroen
var 5n uicl BON Dem ,nnber.
lcll, fotJoliid)cn Mnnne ooer Der
omnncrncn", dIriltlid)en Srnl Der
innacn, lpeIll tic bnfiir bnlter unb
fclt 0nrauf beitcbcn, ouB 0as &C.
melnlamc @ebet mo 5umnl hos
lcmciniame HpicmfranS .Webet in Der
camille audi bcltc nod, lelbit IN
Nnerita, iebr n%otbmenoig mo iibcr.
ans icgcnsrcid) lit. Tieies ioll audi
~beionoera jcnen oltarfen" MiGuncrll
Ac0eniiber cit geinQt iein, meld)e
Ocn HOienfranj ulb Snmal Dos 9 e,
II einame @ebet oes HoIena
~franscs in Der camille fir eillc
II d) II 4 d) G Dalten. Ser Geoaf,
tenn prebigt!" ben1erft pielleidt
SenlonN. Nim gut. IS lei! @ir
tonncu mcnigitclls io9en, mir babeil
tcinen ent d mlOigeu0cn Con
nlgcld)lagen, ais mir fiir Dos ge-
mcinQne &oicnfran5.@sbe 20 e'
pre0igt" bo6en." Wir noller
nnbcoil9t nid)t 5u jenen Erebigerll
geboreu, mclfe Den Ginbrurf binter.
iaiicL ols iei Dos geneiniane Hoien.
tranj-@ebet IN Der Sanrilie etuas
imeifelbat 8utes.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-02-28
Der fleiue diplomat.

&no6e: n@amn, iagteit On nidt
INNER, boB &iesden pom gllem Den
q roBeren Sbeil betommeu ioa?"
DIANA: .@an5 redyt, mein Slrnge!
iragit Su?"
anabe: u@ir baben nGmlidl 81.
Die aroBc @aie int Gallon
aebrohen!" -.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-02-28
Mir bitten niht nm Gnt>
idulaiguag!

8cnn IN fntboliiden 6anlilien
II iemalS 8ebete gemein q III
ocrrid,tct mer6elL Damn lit Die Soft
mlllg nui cin e%rnltcS. fatboliideS
Scben iebr gering. Sn elmer loge.
nunrten fotboliiden camille, IN mel.
der 5lum @eilpiel nidt einmol oaS
Moroen. mo ~Nbcnogebet mo Die
Sild)gebete gcmeiniom III 8egenpart
ollCr Snmilicnmitglieoer liant gebetct
mcrocn, On iii l6on Der driltlid)e uno
tutboliid)e @eilt melt obbonoen &c.
toumcn. sir fntboiiife Somilien,
mcld)c mirtlid) crnItsfntboliid iinO,
ioQtc e9 e bitueritGnblid
mlbC0ingte. itnrre !Sausregel iein,
Dap Der II entran5 eben
Nben0 gcmciniam gebetet mirb.
Ser Segcn, melder arlf hieier
llcblulg rllbt, lit eirt 0ernrt pieliGlti.
ger, Dob ole Giniiibrlug ocS gemein.
iamcu &oienfran5-@ ebeteS gepiiier.
moBen Der itGrfite anter iiir oos
Scelcn6Cil 'oler Samilienmitglieoer
5l ncnncn lit. 9as gemeiniame
@e6et in Ger Samilie fam i'd /
senug gepflegt lperben.
~ y -
SIT es uidt Elm 2eiden ser idred.
liden relisioien @rmutb unierer
Sage, penn man bemertt, lpie man
DieIfad gerabeSu Sittert, man ipiirhe
5u pieI perIangen, ipenn
man Haraui beiteBt, Dap in fatboIi.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-02-28
Seber,isemswsrtbe Spraae.

Gin 5uirieOen', rubig' &erS
limo Gin irpb 6emiitbe
Stlmmcn BON Oeni Simmel Der
llno bon 8ottcs '8iite.
IA +
Saole nic, mas @ott gemadt!
@m'ge @eisbeit bats erbud)i.
Gtu'ge MHmodlt braft'S berIIr,
Gm'ge Siebe CAB es Cir!
$50
Gin mnacItorteS Slid bcrlalgen.
MonbeSlidt nit ltesen ianaelt,
Zen Somcnitrobl nil Meitcn ieiicln
ltuS &cien %icrSeru pan CIR Geiieln
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-02-28

@er @ott nid,t 2relle halt,
getriist crit re9t Die @eIt.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-03-17

The largest stock of handmade bar
ness will be found at VIM. Koch's
implement ard harness shop. Also
a full line of Moline implements and
a ,arge assortment Of buggies and
carriages Harness repairing a spe-
All work.guaranteed.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-03-17
Hard to

"The only perfectly beautiful wo-
man." said a we'll known sculptor,
must have been a goddess. I never
saw a perfectly beautiful woman in
my lie, nor ewes heard of the exist
ence of one. As for Cleopatra, u learned
Englishman has discovered in some an
she had the foxy red hair and the
freckled skin of all the Ptolemy family
and was obliged to resort to hair dyes
and cosmetics to keep up her reputa
ton for looNS. But perhaps the eve
est shock to the feelings is to learn that
Mary, queen of Scots. actually squirt
ed, and that Nine, Du Barry wore o
set of false teeth"
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-03-17
Tar and Feathers In 1850.

In England the penalty of tar and
feathers was introduced in 1850, when
Richard L., before setting out for the
Holy Land, ordained, in order to pre-
serve the discipline Of his aeet, that
whatsoever should be convicted of theft
should first have his head shaved; that
boiling pitch should then be poured
upon 1t, and a cushion of feathers (de
la plume d'oreillerl shaken over 1t. He
was afterwarl 10 be put On shore ut
the first place the ship touched at
though. after Il baptism of boiling
pitch. the poor wretch would have lit
tie life left in him. In modern times
the practice has found favor with the
populace as Il means of readily exc
cutting justice Oh an offender whom
the law perhaps shows no anxiety to
reach.-London Mail.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-03-17
How SCULPTOR. work In Marble.

The artist makes a model first, not
always life size, but almost non Of
them actually does tie cutting in the
marble. This work is intrusted to high
ly skilled artisans, who do the work
under their direction, and the sculp-
tors superinteud all the finishing
touches and ever occasionally do some
Of the cutting on the face and hands.
The actual cutting of the stone i5 a
! most difficult process and requires
great expert skill. In case a full sized
model is made the sculptor sends 1t to
q professional marble cutter, who
roughly shapes the block. The general
shape is often given to the block be
| fore it leaves the marble yard to ave
the extra freight. The rough carving
Is then done 10y the marble cutter. who
so shapes the block as to give it the
general outline Of the figure to be re-
| produced. He drills a series of holes
In the block, the depth Of each of which
the statue supposed to be Enclosed In
the stone. After a sufficient number
! Of these holes have been made In the
stone he removes the entire perforated
portion. and what remains gives the
hycad lines of the statue.
How She Voted.
A cynical bachelor listening TO some
women who were discussing female
suffrage was asked by one of them 70,
his views on the question.
He replied thus. with great delibera
ton: ~ once heard of a woman who
was asked how she had voted at thu
recent election. In my plum coloret
gown was the answer"
Then the cynical bach,lor bowed ant
escapeG.-Chicago Chronicle.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-03-17
The women Of Carthage.

There is a grand old story told about
the supreme devotion displayed by the
women of Cartilage. When their city
was besieged by the Romans, ropes
We're needed; but. as there was no flax
to make them in the city. the women
headed by tleil heroic queen. came I.
the reSct!@ !!hey Dne and a!l en-
til Il - I'D :1.i1" yoI
OIL III -,
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-03-17
Dr.. A. W.. Chase's
Kidney.Live r Pills

the worlds greatest kidney and live
regulator, and the only me"
ing a combined action on kidneys an
liver. One pill a dose; Is cents a hoy
Write for free sample to The DR.. a. w
che Medicine Co.. Buffalo. n. y
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-03-17

I1os. Taubman, editor Of the Plan
kinton Herald, was in the city
Thursday.
BE sure and look over the tine resi-
dence lots and blocks in capital addi-
tion il you contemplate building.
Sold Oh easy terms by O.. T. C4ssem.
Born, to Mr.. aud Mrs, O. L.
Smith. Wednesday, March -, q
daughter. Mrs. Smith is at Sioux
City.
For sale. 500 bushels Macaroni
seed Wheat, all cleaned NJ. t. G.
Holshire. S miles north OF Mltcnell.
r. l. McCurdy, who las been asso-
ciated With l.. lndla's clothing store
for The past four years as a clerk,
has rendered his resignation and con-
templates going to Colorado and The
coast.
y car Of Racine bupsics Just ne
ceived Call and see them.
e. b. Van Alstine.
Captain and Mrs Jerome were up
from Nanktof and participated in
the Slllatlom Army meetibes Tues
day aud Wednesday evenings The.
last might a supper was 4iven n the
ball that was fairly we'll |patroni2ed,
Acre tracts. lots and blocks for SAFE
i'm capital addition. O. e. Cassen,
Western National bank.
Thursday evening the Ladies of
The Congregational church will en-
terrain at the parsonage adjoining
the church. An attendants of the
chulch are very cordially invited to
be present and enjoy the social fca-
lures that are being provided.
Cliff Woodeski. the advance agent
for Happy liooligan, is i'm the city
sticking up posters announcing the
coming of the funny individual at
the opera house Wednesday, March
%. The company carries about 40
people and comes With the very best
endorsements OF the press on its
funmaKing qualities.
Il. b Van Alstine has gust received
a IA Of round, tongued and grooved
Cypress stock tanks in sizes 4 to 10
feet in diameter.
The local %oratorical contest was held
at Yankton Monday evening to Sc
lect the orator to represent Yankton
college in the intercollegiate contest
to !e held at Huron i'm May. 1t was
won by C. L. Holmes. Of Winfred,
whose subject was The Recompense
of Sacritice.'' Mr.. Holmes is filling
a pulpit engagement in the Cong1e-
gational church at Gayville at pres
ent, which helped him materially i'm
his work Of preparation.
Amy one wanting a Hapgood Disc
pillow will do we'll to leave an order
early as the demand is liable to cause
delay. e. b. Van Alstine.
VIII Harker came 40 from Geddes
Wednesday afternoon. lie stated
that he expected his father to return
flom Los Angeles. CAL, in about
three weeks to settle up some bust
ness matters and that it was the in
tention of the family to make theil
future home at Los Angeles. Mr..
Harker has made some Investments
in property out there. We regret
very much to learn that such is theil
intention, for Mr.. Harket and his
family have been associated in Meth
ell affairs too long to leave now.
The largest stock of handmade bar
ness will be found at Vim. Koch:
implement ard harness shop. Also
a full line of Moline implements ant
a .arge assortment of buggies anc
carriages Harness repairing a spe
cialty. All work..guaranteed.
Tar and Feathers In 1850.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-03-17

and all other symptoms of kidney dis
ease are speedily removed when the
kidneys are made healthy, active and
vigorous by the use of
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-03-17
Notice to Creditors.
Estate of Jonah F. Mccormick. decease

Estate of Jonah f. Mccormick, deceased.
Notice is hereby given BIZ the undersigned.
Whitfield s.. F r'ts. admiulslrs tor Of tbt estate
o. 10 All Fl Mr rmiCk. Uete asc.i. 10 the
creditor OF ard AL I.+,Sm,s har,Ng cjains
agairst III. stid deceased. To .Ailitit them with
the necessary UlchetS. WilhlD iuur u.GI,ths
after the first lublice t,uI, "a lhts ,n,LC.. To The
said Winfield $. Forbes, administrator ul tie
estate OF 10 all f. Mct.Urin,Ck, deceased 1T his
rcsidens e in the county I'll Hand. South DnkOt;L.
Dated March II. 1906.
WINE Ed s FORBES.
Administrator o. the estate OF J"n:.h E.. Nc
Cormick, deceased.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1905-08-31

Trial List September Term, 1905,
hcturu Day, sept. Is, 1905, at > O'Clock.
! Nose, Lewis W Marian Lewis, Nc
|. Scrt term, 1904; In lunacy.
Meylert lughams
> Geo f. Brown and J Il. con v
Geo Rown and c. NJ. Boylcs No IS
Septemol ,m 1902. Assumrsl, pie,
non a~SumisIt tao b.vacu and covenants
performed.
Mcrrur and Walsh Mullen
3 Lawrence D. Finan ys Thos. Cadden
No, - fyh term. 903, Trespass
Plea. tot guilty.
C.o.jn. Walsh
/ I>nac Bruucr Y, Geo Corsou No.4s
May term, 1853, Ire-pass; plea, not
guilty. Mullen Shoemaker
Howard Lyon, doing business as tn,
Lyon Lumber Co.. for use of c. William
Woddrop. now to the use Of y. W. Osler,
vs Boyd +. Bennett and Fred W. Pealo
doing business under the firm name ol
Bennett aud Pc"le aud laussat Coyeliu
lntervenor No. 56, May term, 1903.
kepleviu. Plea, uot guilty.
Peaslee. Mullen.
6 James Tompkins VS. Channcey b
Wheatley. No 16, May term, 1903. Tres.
pass; plea, not guilty
Mullen Thomson and Hee.s
Caroline B Lyon executrix OF Ed
ward Lvon, decd VS. Hannah Rreitmeier
aud George Breitmeer. No. 81, Sept. r.
1908. Ejectment Plea--not guilty.
Nh zen. Bradle
s Eliza A. noagland VS. Anna Pardoe
Edison Pardoe and Silas McCarty.
No. 60. Sept. Term. 1903, Trespass.
Plea, not guilty.
Mullen. Thomson e. Heess.
No. 9. North American Coal Co. VS.
Williamsport ~ North Branch X R. Co i.
No. 81, Sept term, 1904, assumpst. Plea
non assumpst, payment with leave etc
J.E Mcdonald, NJ j Murry,
A. j. Bradley. Mullen.
10 John II May VS. Geo II Finan and
wife, No 4, Feb term. 1905 Deft appeal;
plea, non assumpsi, payment with leav' /;
Mullen Shoemaker
No. II. Shifier Woehrle aud O'Con
nell VS. Morris IIvmen, No May term
1905. Detandants appeal. Plea Non as
sumpsit.
Cronin. Walsh.
Proth's Office, Laporte, Pa, Aug s, 1905.
THos. f. KENNEDY, Proth'y.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1905-08-31

No. 9: All that certain lot situated in
the Township of Davidson, Sullivan
County, Pennsylvania, described as fol
lows:
Bounded on the North by lands of the
Morrison estate, on the West 10y lands of
Mrs Sarah Cover: on the South 10y La
porte road. and on the East by lands OF
Worthington. Containing Six acres more
or less, improved.
Sold as the property OF Leroy Stein
back, owner or reputed owner
No. 10: All that certain lot situated
in the Borough of Laporte, SulliN an
County, Pennsylvania, described as fol
lows:
Being two lots situated on Main str ct;
bounded on the North by Main street;
on the East by May Watkins lot; on lhe
South by Meylert street and on the West
by land of John IIassan, being two lots
improved.
Sold as the property OF w, NJ. Cheney,
owner or reputed owner.
These several lots of land being seized,
taken in execution and to he sold at the
suit of Sullivan County tor unpaid County
taxes assessed against same for the year
1902.
F. w. BUCK. Sheriff
MULLEN. Attorney.
Sheritis office Laporte, Pa August IA, %
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Cut off that cough with

In the matter of the petition oI George
Ii ,per, an insolvent.
10 the creditors of said petitioner;
Notice is hereby given that George
HOPPER, oI Davidson Township, Sullivan
Comfy, Pa, has filed in the Court OF
Common Pleas Of Sullivan County. his
petition praying for the benefit OF the in
solvent laws of this Commonwealth and
for discharge hereunder and that a
hearing on said petition will take place
at the Court House in Laporte, on Wed
nesday September 20. 1905, AT O'Clock
%. m. A. j. BRA DLEY,
ATTY. Tor Petitioner
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Administrators Notice

In re estate of Mary A. Phillips, late
of Davidson Twp, sullivan county, Pa,
decd
Notice is hereby given that letters OF
administration upon the estate of said
decedent have been granted to the under
signed All persons indebted to said es.
tate are requested to make payment; and
those having claims or demands against
the same will make them known without
delay.
GRIFFITH PHILLIPS, Admr.
Sonestown, Pa.
A. j. BRADLEY, Atty.
May, 81, 1905.
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Nh ERlFF'S SALE.

BY virtue of an alias writ ot tieri fac S
issued ont OF the Court OF Common Pleas
OF sullivan County. and to me directed
and delivered, there will he exposed to
public sale AT the Court House il ltpurtc
Pa. on
FRIDAY, SEPTEM Is. 1905,
at o'clock p. m. the following described
property, to Wit
All those two certain lots or parcels OF
land situated in the Township OF ElkIand
County of sullivan and State of pennsyl
vania, boundeI and described as follows.
viz:
Lot No. !: Beginning at a chestnut on
line ol land now or late NJ. G. Mercur
thence North fifty seven degrees West to
a post on line of +. :. Little land;thencr
South thirty degrees West about fifty
perches to an oak corner of said Lilttc's
and thence bv same North fifty seven
degrees We@t nir ety-two perches to post
thence South thirteen degrees West sixty
SIX perches To Il pos: thence South fifty
seven drgr, e. East s'Ntv-iine pcrchcI to a
pine in line ot said Mrrcurs land; thence
North fifty two degrees East one hundred
sixteen perchrs To the place of beginning
Containing Fury acres oi i,hd more or
less.
Lot M. ,: Beginning at q chestnut in
iine OF land, o Nj. G. Mercur; thence hy
said lands East nineteen perchrs tu an
aspen tree; thence by same North fifty
three degrees East nine l,erchee to pine;
thence South tit,> seven degrees L a.
thirty eight percicS To- au aspefi, thence
North eighty ihr,c DEGREES East twenty.
two prrchc- 10 u chestnut; thence 10y lo,ois
now or Iairot NJ. g. Mcrrnr N"rtl, ferry.
three degrees Least ctgh. lcIohe- !" "a
birch ia line VI ii. thlIsuh, and lhv, cc
North seventeen degrees West orty-six
perches along lands OF said Chi sou to a
birch; thence North thirteen DEGREES Els
forty perchcs to Il post between E,td- ".
Nj. Schoonover and Samuel Bryan;thenc
along land, OF said Bryan North hit,
seven degrees West siXt,sX perches 10
post and stone corner of Ezra Littles
land; thence along same South thirty
three degrees West one hundred perches
to post; and thence South fiity-sever
degrees East to the place of beginning
Containing Fifty acres be the same mol,
or less
About two thirds OF these two tracts OF
land being improved, the balance in tim
ber
Seized. taken in execution and to be
sold as the property of Lesley Brown at
the suit ofGeorge w. Weaver.
F. W.,BUCK, Sheriff
MULLEN, Attorney.
Sheriff $ office, Laporte, Pa, Aug. l7,1905
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