Republican news item. [volume], April 07, 1898, Image 5

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TMJKSI'A Y. APRIL 7, >B9B.
{lgnorance la the mother of
aeepticlam. Ignorance doe« I
112 not abound to any groat extant
I In Sullivan County. '
0 So that there 0
]> is Bat Little \i
5 Scepticism {»
JI about the Value of
*Zbe Iflews i;
1 ITtem |
$ As a Profitable < J
! advertising j|
| fl>e&tum. i|
5 Read it, Your neighbor does.J >
t Subscribe, Don't borrow, jj
County Seat Indices.
The early bud wishes it hadn't.
This weather is enow April tool joke
—Tliob. W Bcahen is on the sick lis', j
toi in (<>wn.
—That cold wave was no Key-wester,
it was real.
—Miss Mnl>el Spencer was a Sunday
visitor at Dushore.
J„. |{. Gullible lias moved into the J |
W. Ballard residence.
Mrs. E •). Mullen returned hoin< j
Friday from a f.-w days visit at Towatida. |
—Save vour steam until the President i
savs War! Then be patriots, we will all |
join.
Leo Wrede retuned last week Ironi
M ilb r>ville where he bus been attending
the State Normal.
—J. P. Kennedy of Jamison City
shaking bauds with Laporte friends on
Monday.
County Treasurer Ransom Thrashei
was transactiug businei-s at his office on
Saturday.
—The bigger thejoke the larger tin
tvpe seems to be the uiotto ol the yellow
j urnalstuese days.
With a statesman like McKinley in
the chair this country could well dispOM
with t>■ e two houses
J, Harry Spencer has accepted «
position as book keeper lor C. B. lhall A
Co of Williamsport.
—There will be a social dance at tin
Kennedy llall, Monday evening.April 11.
All are cordially invited.
-It was learned after the goods saved ;
from the tire had been eoned, that Hios
W. I'ealieu's loss would aggregate $-51 1 |
—Mr. I 'nit Grafius ol Hillagrove, wliiU j
in town Wi-.liierday on the mission ol t
installing officers in the 1.0.0. F., mad. |
this otiice a pleasant call.
—The plan to pay Spain $t!00.000.00i
lor Cuba is not so milch because she lie j
serves to receive it as because she need.- |
the money.
—March got her first wind on the liim I
day, and Apiil came io us wi li her Inrs.
Sunday gave every one the bicycle huui|
t nit ventured cut.
—Send your job work to the priniei
that uses bis bead as well as his hands
The N bwu Itk* leads them all in hijjli
class job printing, and cheap 100.
Laughter is the most contagii us
thing in the world. As a key 10 succtSs
remember that the world will laugh wi h
the man who laughs, but you must weep
alone.
Don't always judge the angulal
woman as being old maidenish ill her
gciiiiiuenis. She may have a woi.d.rful
wealth of love under the forbidding ex
terior.
—The Piesident might have cooled off
the Congressional war strikers by an
nouncing ilnit he would limit a regiment
of them lor actual service as soon as hos
tilities began
—Geo. Coolev moved his family to the
Lake Makonia boarding house on Weil*
Alvin Hill of Muncy Valley
* move into the house vacated by Mr.
ev, and conduct the farm of Jauns
'nrlane.
The man who did not move hasn't
eh a pes.ceahle picnic before him as he
thfyks. His wife will break into the
housivcleaui g epidemic in a few days
hence,' which is nearly as destructive and
will iiece\ait te l.im to eat hia meals from
tlie kiteln\n sink. It .nav have been this
event whicltv causes such a great amount
of conversation in domest c
circles that tAiakes so many men anxious
lor war, who willingly go.
—Servicea ai the Baptist church next
Bunday as follows. Sunday School at II
a.m. Christian Eudeavor at 7:00 p. m.
PrtacUug 8:00.
—Whatever meant of e»*»ioii Spain
utilizes it can't well creep out of that hole
in the aide of the Maine.
—There in no European ruler who haa
not enough homeknitting on hand to pra
vent their having anytime to help Spain
tight us.
—lt was a little difficult to determine
whether the proceeding* of the Democrat
ic Coniniittt-e meeting should ba placed
under the head ol sports or amusements.
—The open ing of $50,000,000 lor naval
and army supplies has theentfreapproval
of the nation, not because anybody wants
or ex|iecta war, but merely as a sort of
safety valve to let off the prt.Mure of
patriotic fervor.
—Ohio pro|<oses to pass a law forbid*
iling the marriage of crazy people. This
is likely to lead to complications, sine*
there are many good authorities who
claim that marriage itself is an insane
act. *
—The superior court, in recent session
at Harrisburg, handed down a decision
'hat fur executing a warrant and serving
subpoenas a constable is entitled to charge
mileage one way of the rate of .ten cents a
mile, and is also entitled to charge fifty
cents for each witness actually served.
—Why should nations fight for their
rights, any more than individuals shouldf
The latter resort to the courts, and their
ilifierences are adjusted by reason and
justice. Why not settle international
ilitterences in the same way, in au inter
national court? The principal is pre
i-icflv the same. Is it not as barbarous
itiid illogical for a large number of men.
is it would be for individuals, to setih
ilieir differences by brute Ibrce?
—The "finger of scorn" is being work
(•d with old-time energy among those who
;laim a mono|ioly in directing the des
tinies of the nation. I-ii both old party
jumps the "finger of scorn" is pointed un
:il everybody but the owners of the finger*
s tired, if the efforts at reform took
more definite lorni than pointing fingers
« untitling might be done.
—There is a fervent hope that Easter
Sunday may dawn upon a settlement ol
lie war trouble. Should it not, then if
he professional war shouters will utilizi
lie day to do a little praying for peaci
tliey will do themselves and mankind a
/enuine service. On this day when w«
3<>mineinorate the enterance of the Goo
»112 Peace into Jerusalem the ministers ol
•ence and good will will nave one mor«
-liance to urge the people of two christiat
mtioiis to retrain from killing each other.
Mt n should be guided by reason and not
iy popul ir clamor.
—A Chicago woman has an opeta
><iwn valued at $150,000. And yet r»*
narks an exchange, we warrant she
loesn'i look half as fair as Maud Muller
ivho on a summer day raked the meadow*
<weet with hay, or Mag Murphy who,
with smile delicious, toiled in the kitchen
washing dishes, or. Mamie Reily with
itiburn locks darning her brother Patrick's
incks, or, Annie Rooney putting stitches
n her little brother's breeche*. It isn't
iue feathers that make fin* birds. A
gingham apron and a calico sun-bonnet
nuke some women appear radiantly
leautiful.
—The NEWS ITCH and Gazette wer<
rtnd'il upon last week by the Review
•vt-r the plan under consideration in con
unction with a stand taken to protect
lieir legal advertising prices that are b«-
ig cut and fixed up by officeholders to suit
themselves. As party papers the NEWS
TKM and Gazette sought to ask only
what was justly due them. Relying
I|K>II the public confession of the Review,
a stated, "Sheriff Swank and Treasure!
I'hraxher are nien who have a careful
•egaril for their word," and refused to d<
Ise but patronize the Review, the matter
•VHS laid aside. Now, why do Candida es
make such promises to a "neutral" pa|<er?
Why does the Review reach out ou both
<iileg of the fence in a campaign, eager to
jrasp all in sight, which rightly belonjs
to the ones that have to face the storm ?
Why has the Review heretofore fared so
•inch better at the hands of officeholders
th in did the other two party organ* T
What is his dispo* tion towa d the officers
that an- too stern to be build- sed by the
»isiped organ? When these questions
hive been brought to light tht awe
stricken public might well stand aghast
HI the transcend-nt genius of the Review
editor, and the two party papers a means
to properly adjust matters.
Kunoy VaUar.
A quiet wedding took place Thursday
last at the home of Simon Dewald; his
daughter Virgina and Henry Smith, of
KaghsMere. being the contracting partiea.
Kev. J. .t. Rush tied the knot.
A. P. Starr, and wife left for Hughea*
ville Saturday last.
The snow flakes were flying hers Wed
nesday.
E. il. Crofl and family hav« moved to
Towanda.
TTyman Herr left on a business trip to
Williamsport Monday.
Geo. Me vers will now be sole proprietor
of the Muiicy Valley hotel; Chas.CrawUy
having sold his interest to Mr. Meyers.
Mr*. Wm. Bav who enterad the hospital
at Willinmsport last week, for traatmant,
is improving; which ia very good nawa 10
all.
C. J. Seculaa haa a cow that gave birth
to twin aalvaa.
Everybody Says S*.
Caacareta Candy Cattwrtic, the most won- '
derfnl medical discovery or the an, pleas
ant and refrcaliing to we taate, «ci gently
ud positively on kidney*, liver ud bowels,
oleanslntr the eutlre system, dispel colds,
eim headaohe, fever, habitual constipation
and Mllouanaaa. Pleaae buy and try a box
of C. C. C. to-day; 10, Bft, AO cents. Mold and
guaranteed to ome by all druggist#.
Chance of Location.
Partite writing me will pleaae addresF.
Instanter, Elk County, Pn.
C. D. VOORHEES, M.D.
Executors' Notice.
Letters Testamentery have been granted to A.
B. KUmer and C. N. Porter on the estate of Danlei
Porter, late of Fox twp., deed. AH persons in
debted to said estate are requested to make pay
ment, and those having claims to prevent tin
same duly authenticated to the undersigned
without delay. A. B. KILMER,
ahunk. Pa., April MB9B. C. N. I'uRTER.
Notice is hereby given that the jpaitnershlj
heretofore subsisting between 0. W. Meyers an<
C. E. Crawley under the Arm name of Meyers A
Crawley was dissolved on the 2nd day of Apri
ihit, by mutual consent. All debts owing tosal<>
partnership are receiveable by said O. W. Meyei
to whom also all claims and demands against th<
■aid partnership are to be presented for payment
Q. W. MEVERS, C. E. CRAWLEY.
Muncy Valley, Pa., April 6,1W8.
BseklM ska riMuar* sf m Drive.
A fine carriage doublea the pleasure of drlv
in« Inteudiug buyers of carriages or liar-
Mas can save dollars by sending foi the
IM't Tehaece apit saa tawlii leer IJA Away* .
To quit tobaroo easily and forever, ba man
aatie. Inn of Ufa, nerve and vigor, take No-To
Baa. the wonder-worker, that makea weak met
atroag. All druggists, Ma or 81. Cureguaran
teed Booklet and aampla free. Address
Sterllag Remedy Co., Chicago or New York.
Qo to J7~W! Buck, Sonetrtown, foi
rubbers, blankets, carpets, clothing an<
Jressgoods at December low pricee. Higl.
eat price* paid for butter and eggs.
Mercantile Appraiaamant.
The venders of domestic and foreign mcrchan
11m etc., in ttullivau County.Pa., will take not.c
ihat they ate appiaised and classed by the UIUK I
.igned appraiser of mercauuie and other licen».
.ax for the > ear 1(WB, as follows, to wit:
jlais CHKRRI. Ami
10. Blight, W. H
A Mope, t:. P 7 ;
it Hunsinger, P. W 71
It Sick, C. 8 ':
.t Vogel, Julius Ji
lt Sick, Wendall 7
COLLEY.
14 DleScnbach, D. D '?•
7 Jennings Bros
14 Jobusun, C. A 7 'J
14 Pinkie, T '
,4 Muttleman, Ueo.Agt.J.S. Marriugtou 7<•
14 Lopes Drug Co 7 "
DI'SHORE BuRO.
14 BarthA Renter 77;
.4 Carroll, J. W 7 112
14 Cartoll, D. E /'•
111 Cunningham, James ">«•
i4 Cnmmiiu. J. 11 7 i
It Connor, Patrick •>„
in Cole, Samuel
14 Dvegan, George ' •_
.4 Han ingtoti. i. a • 112
i4 Honnetter, <J. H 7 <.
,3... Holla, J. S. *Co - J"!
1 Kline. Bernard '0
1 McDermott. llenry 7 <•
i4 Morris Leverton * Co 7 »■
.3 Mingo* dt Molyneux - «><■
14 Pealer, charts* E 7 >„■
14 Pomeroy, F. B 7 '•
■2 .. Kee»er, John D « 112
14 Keitcutury, J. V 7
1 Sylvarm, E. O 20;
i4 Tubach, Kinil F 7 <■
14 Yonkin, Jacob H 7 «!
DAVIDSON TWP.
1 Armstrong. A. T 7 7
14 Buck, John W - 7 7.
14 Magargel, J. B 77.
il Hoiluiaii. W. L 15 /•
t 3 Herr May man - 10 7.
i4 Mencer, Theo - 7 7.
i4 Magaiyel, Prank 7<;
1 Penticost Lumber Co 10 7;
ELKLAND TWP,
it Martung, August 77f
1 Jennings, C.8.. Agt 7 7.
14 Miller, li. L 77?
14 Ham, Wm 7 «
FOX TWP.
11 Campbell. A. E 10 7."
14 Brown. Charles 77;
FORKS TWP.
1 Norton * Hottenstein 7 7
FORK3VILLE BORO.
it Lancaster, B. 8 7
1 Rogers M, A. * Son - IS <
is smith, A. C lo >•
HILLBOKOVE TWP.
1 Hoffman, W. L 10 7
1 Hull, Vernon 13 £
LA PORT K TWP.
it Botsford, Z. E 7 7-
LAPOKTE BOKO.
it T.J. Keeler 7 7
.2 McFariane James 131
14 Iripp, A. E,Assignee 7<•
SHREWSBURY TWP.
14 Cheney. C. F 7 7
.3 Kehrer, l> 10 7-
BILLIARD TABLES.
i tobies,McOee. Kobt. Duahore, Borough 40 7<
I do Roe,Wui., Cherry twp 30 7
i do Maben, N.C., Laporte Boio 40 7
J do George, J. P.. Coiley twp 40 7.
WHOLESALE LIQI'OR LICENSE.
Finan, L. D. Dushore Borough
O'Neal. Wm., do
DIBTILLERB LICENSE.
Schaad. John. Chert)' twp.
BREWERS LICENSE.
Ililbert. Leonard, Cherry twp.
And that an appeal will be held in theolllce ot
ihv County Commissioners, Laporte, Pa., on th'
iMth day of April, beginning at 1 o'clock p. ui.
* hen and where you can attend if you see propei
H. W. OSLER, Mercantile Appraiser.
Subscribe for the NEWS ITEM.
Kdnrata Vunr llnwala Vrith Cascareta.
Candy Cathartic, eure constipation forever.
10c, Sc. If C. C. C. fail, drugglaurefund money.
Subscribe (or the NEWS ITEM.
Williamsport & North Branch R.R
TIME TABLE.
In Street Monday Sept. 0,1897.
Northward. Southward
pa. a. m! a.m. i n
S» 10 40 Halls V46 44i
f»>mo4S Pennsdale 9 41 f4
ft SI 10 SB Hughesvllle 9XI 12
ft 40 11 07 Picture Rocks. 9 2f> 41
ft 44 112» 11 Lyons Mills (922 14 ft
fS 47 fll 14 Cbamouni - 9 20 f4 ft
ft &4 11 21 Olen Mawr 914 4 0
f«O4 fll 30 Btrawbrldge. f9o" fS4".
ft 09 fll S« Beech Olen - fao2 f8 4>
fl 12 11 40 Muncy Valley 8 49 SSt
•IS 11 46 Rones town BS2 S3'.
6 M 12 01 Nordmont 8 V. 3 1
IN 12 2ft La Ports 831 2S'
•57 12 2$ LaPorte Tannery 8 19 2ft
niS fl24ft Rlngdsle MOfi f2S
737 100 Sattorfield 7 Aft 2 2
pas. p. m. am. pm
All trains daily except Raaday; "1 12" flag
eaneetleas wi'h ike Philadelnkla A Readiry
•t HHHS. for all points a«rtk and snath, and tk»
Sit Brook aal Heeek Creek rallrna<ls. A*
•tirteld for ill p inta ea the Leklgk Talle;
railroad. At Senestewa witk tke Eagles Msr
railroad.
B. I. EAYENSOW, flea. Msaaeer.
Hagkssvllle. Pa.
gnhairibt for th« Nawa Inn.
Bxpendituras of Elkland Township for
the Tear Ending March 14, 1898.
Bpeoial Road. ' Poor.
Extra work on road 138 #7 Car* of Geo. Ujnmer
Interest 150 at State Hospital »t 36
Uommiailoncrs salary 56 00 Board and cloth s ■
Rep's on road m'chin 26 00' Harvy Hanulton 30 V
Auditing 12 25 Milton Molyueux alt
Council fees 1 uoiMarg't Molyneux fife
Town clerk 38 65lOrders of relief Sflt
Paymasters 33 73 T. W. McCvty Or*r WOO
Priming ii stationery 45u John White,Ov sr l«6t .
Dynlmiie 15 65 Town Clerk 3 #t
View, Lick Bun road «00 B.S.Stephenson
Ki'ioge blank 64 96 cartage JOt
Watering Troughs 2 AO
B'ld Lick Run road 54173
rihoveling snow 31M
sundries 12 86
Financial condition of Elkland township for
year ending Match 14, lift#.
Special Road. w.-
To amt of orders outstanding 16223
.tesources in excess of liabilities 40 74
dy amt due from collector 202 v
, 202 ¥7 202 V.
Poor.
To amt of outstanding orders 33 82
Resource* In excess of liabilities 147 M
My amt in Treasurer's hands «• 112
" due from Collector _ 10m
180 90 180 9-
Alvln Rlghtmire, Collector in account witl
Clkiand township for the) ear ending Match !■>,
special Road,
fo amt of duplicate 7iS6B
•y amt paid Ti eaaurer . . «93 3
Exonerations ■ 3 7
Land returns II mm** U2
" Rebate tifc II JW ?u o
•• Commission en jum*.... i« b
Amt uncollected r Ufaw 202 V
■ iin ——
-
ly amt paid Treasurer *69
Exonerations VAlKi"*** 1 ; 8
Land returns It 5«.
" Rebate ' 102
Commissioners -jaa> fcgtSD' .84
" . Ami uncollected . 10U.;
ueeeeiw—r*~ 37420 3742
E. Jennings Treasurer In account with Elklant
ownshlp. Special Road.
.o amt received from ex-Treas 409 61 _
" ex-Collector I'lot is 292 49
A. Rightmire Collector 493 31 112
" Refunding order to bal. 15 84 __.
ly amt of ordeis redeemed 1187 fc
Treasurer Commission 237
itfftrag M» 121125 12112
Poor _ __ _
'o amt received ex-Treasurer 23 61
" A. Rlghtmire Collector 246 95
" T. W. Mccarty Overseer 15 75
ly amt <-f orders redeemed 202 3
Tresi>.Commission ... i_ . «<- ,
Balance due township J" <*>•
286 21 286 2
We the"underslgned audltors'of Elkland towi
•hip met In the Election House at Eldredsvllli
a., on Monday the 11, 189K, according to the A>
112 Assembly made and provided, and have ei
.mined the township accounts and find them a.
.erein set forth as witness our bauds this 21st da.
112 March, 1898. ...
FRANK A. BOYLE, CYRUS A. BOYLE.
HENRY A. HEEaM, Auditors.
Statement of Laporte Township.
Nicholas Karge and Michael Jordan in accour
vitli Laporte township as Overseers of Poor fo
tie year ending March 14,1898. ■- - _
Dr. :Ci.
irders issues to N. Karge Overseer 32 00 . ~
>y receipts filed 30 0
<rden» issued to M.Jot dan services 16 00 _
ty receipts filed 160
Geoige Kaige in account with Laporte twp. a
reasurer for Poor Funds ending March 11. 109.V
Dr Ct
ialdue from '96 settlement 854 Jga
Received of County Treasurer 16300
do P. Karge Collector 29371
loney Borrowed 100 00
ly amt of orders redeemed _ A <O4l
Commission on same 101
Cash iu. hands 150 s
Geo. Karge in account with Laporte twp s
treasurer for road funds for year ending .Mare
14,1898. llr C
Keccivcd from County Treasurer 358 50 *
do ' uo 130 82 |K
do N. sf. Bogart 146 57
do P.Karge, col for '96 4615 JB
do E. J. Mullen 800 00 TT.
do do 140 00 JT
do P. Karge, road tax 20850
do v do 8145 «
do County Treasurer 400 00
do do 365 28
do James Murray 270 JBi
do County Treasurer 238 79 .X
do P. Karge collector 196 90
orders received by 'treasurer — __ 2991 1
interest on above orders 26/
Uy receipt from James Murray... «TIHL 1501
Treasurer's percentage 79 1
3115 66 3346 9
lalance due Treasurer 13126
N. N. Bogart in account with Laporte twp. a
<upervlsor for the year ending March 14,1898.
.tut of duplicate 22178
•y exonerations < '
Land returns 8:
Collected by cash la •
do work 17°
Amt turned over to successor 24 9.
irders Issued 567 0<
>y receipts tiled 5371
>iders issued not receipted fur...
.'o cash collected 13 59
,y vouchers for work and plank.. 12 '
alatK'c in hands of supervisor t
,y rei—ipt filed M t
•ULe.. i»or services 280 38
nders issued to jay Supervisor.. 365
C •rtiflcate for Lai due " 14 (
By cash
2M):
James Murray in account with Laporte twp. a
: upervisor for the year ending March 14.1898.
Amt of duplicate 173 81
dy exonerni ions - I 1 4
Lands returned • 112
Collected by cash 9
* do work 1203
Amt handed over to successor 15
Jalancc in liands.of Supervisor _ 261
)rders issued 3952 38
.ly receipts tiled on Orders 3663
Jrders Issued not receipted fur... 28* >
396338
flu «rvisoi'sservices 358 60
Tetm work <^oo
Or iers issued for Supervuioi ! 17 (i
By cash - 48 4.
Certificate issued for bal uue 63'..
430 60 430 .'
Liabilities of Laporte twp on roads for settl<
ment ending March 14,1x98.
Amt brought forward from settlement
of 1896 1850 C
ludgment of B. Kline 6001
do J. W. Carroll 264 4
do Geo. Fleeter 146.'
do E. J. Mullen M0 r
order of Gecnte Cane 131-.
do N. N. Bogart 14 0
do James Murray 63!
40101
We the undersigned Auditors and Clerk for L>
porte twp. certify that the foregoing statement i
rue and correct to the lest of our knowledge an<
belief.
W. J. LORD, H. KARGE.
J. A. TROUGH, Auditors.
B. C. PETERS. Clerk.
Notice Is hereby given that the partnershl
lately sutslstlng between Smith Boudman an.
John Manuel, of Shrewsbury twp., Sullivan Co.
Pa., under the partnership name of Bondman t
Manuel have this day been dissolved by mutur
consent All debts owing to the nid partnershl
are to be received by said John Manuel, and al
demand on the said partnership aie to be peesen
,0 8M?H h BOUDM&. JOHN MANUEL.
AJ. Bradi.XT. Atty.
L R. 6umbk,
Dealer in and
ilanufacturer of
Farm CARRIAGES AND WAGONS.
and Your Patronage
Lumber I»»licit«l on ili« kihwol III* (*!«•. Dou'i let tliia teat
Wairnna V " e mre ri< * or oar Ifltyr stock of band n.a<le wagons.
" agOnS, We also deal in factory made plattfOm spring wagons.
Blacksmithing and
Repairing.
WaaVlZain Strict TE.
CAMPBELL The Merchant,
>HCJNK, PENNA.
WATCH THIS SPACE FOR
MY NEW AD. NEXT WEEK.
I will have something important to say to you regard
to my new stock of
Spring and Summer Goods
Which I am opening up for your inspectio
Yours very respectfully,
A. E. CAMPBELL.
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< from the nunufictu'er. ' £TL 22 them for doubUltie ThU t
Guaranteed to be made from 9 .• K' Ct Stvla *
4 Woo', Fancy Brown, Cray, 1.1 ck or T" ? IV 112 ° the new tariff duty. jj
Blue Twee , made In latest stye, *" * easuie tame at (
lined with Imp rted Farmer Satin, v/lfcOv for a Sack Coat. giv. >.
trimmed and finished l.» t'te beet of y\ »"S length wanted, s
Custom Tailor manner. You cannot /| / \ alto night and ~ -■
duplicate it In your town for s>4.oo* ]\ \ weiaht. T BBT'TSMI \
tiiet Uto 42 / I ► W \ Ax. stamp will •
1 The same foods made for /, -A 1 you samples, " nESF&BUm \
N Youths. 11 to 13, In long TanU, || T A I J7 J] I catalogue, tpe J HS^flO
j Coat and Nest IM.'W . Yn I measure * n<l blanks. * f/WfiEMr
V I lov/to measure men's* youth t Suits: 1 \J|f vtg C xpre<t
<j Meacure around the breast and /\ charges ard should j >
waist over the Vest, and crotch S \\| \ * you not feel satisfied '
to heel for Pants. ' I 1 i re.und the q
When ordering, send Pcst-Office 1 A I * ImteStxr&lk (
<> Express money orjor or
ttmples, tape measure, \J/ fy f| r, J -.vwi/.cttwertIn ypy
1 The IMPROVED UNITED STATES SEPARATOR^
m fl A First Prize Dog or SkMpPtiiim
■ Tj | Labor Saving and Money Earning
■ They work together to perfection.
flHv Are just the thing lor the Dairy,
Sheep Anxious for the Work. ■
- CONWAY, MASS., Feb. ii, iS««.
am using one ycur Improved
\ No. j U. S Separators, and one of
S your First Prise Dog Powers to rtul
it.to
' J entire satisfaction.
H ' lam using to run the Power witb^^S
\ a sheep weighing about 160 pounds,
and he took to the work very niceljr.
\ * \\x WX^^aj\XW^ >> . > ' Now when I let him loose he will ga
to the cream room and get into the power of his own free will.
M The actual test in my presence of the skim-milk, by Babcock Test, was IsM
than 0.02 in the two-neck bottle. I consider the skim-milk quite valuable aa a food,
■ts it is always warm and of an even temperature.
J. B. PAOS.
B Illustrated paaphleta free ea sppllcatlea. ■
M VERMONT FARM MACHINE CO., - Bellows Falls. Vt. J
800 nen*s, Boys' and Children's Suits,
200 Overcoats and Ulsters
600 Pair Trousers for Men, Boys and Children
Not sold before Jan. 1, '9B
together with cotton and woolen underwear, over
shirts, sweaters, hats, caps, trunks, valices gloves and
mittens.
2VERY ARTICLE IS NEW.
not a weakness in them, nor a limp in the styles. Not a piee*
gathered for the occasion or marked up jnst to be marked down.
They simply haven't moved as I'd like and now they most
I hav marked them at prices that will make yon bay.
J W CABOL K2. 0 """ Desaoes, P