nr.. A.lt9rnooii Pablisklng Co. ! an County. 1 A. \ i ■ v■. • . 'l 110 ..1 i !i i c'y & Trcfts. ...i • I'- ; *t •at Laporte, »<• ect-onil * i.h: .• mail mh'ter. Political Announcement. A'e are mil!»«»ri: <•<! to announce the me of W. M. 15 tsford of liiil'ort< l>. s • ennidate for Count.x Coin • ioiKT, >iil)jict to the action oi Republican county convention. CUBAN RECIPROCITY ACTICAL RESULTS OF THE FIRST SIX MONTHS. te«l Has l.ai-jit'ly lnercaned jrehflhcii but 'ale* to Ilie Isiiiiitl how Little Ad-i-nnoe—Other Nations Are the Chief Gainers. I'ter making repeated efforts to sc • the govtrnaient oiiiciuls of .aa detailed reports regarding tlio arts and exports of the island dur . the past year tile department of men e and labor lias obtained cer . statistics covering the Internation n.ule of Cuba for half ot' the year !. Some facts are shown in these •s that are important as bearing • tlu> ul\ uitu.-'.i ; oi.mined by the . d States as a result of the ree dy treaty with Cuba. So far as go, therefore, the figures are val 'i'hey demonstrate the fact if the relative increase of the of Uie l uised .States with the is ' during all the year 1004, coinpar . ith the trade of other nations, bo the same throughout the year ■ results would be not what Llie ■ ■ of the United States were led ■ : lieve would flow from the rec .iy treaty. It 'is perhaps un ■ ;o jr..:;;.! frjin the first half year's :ioin of the reciprocity treaty, . .e lb ■ I rcr-aits are BO striking that • •auuot fail to attract universal at n. bureau of st ;.;ties of the de . Tit of commerce has prepared siata on the subject covering the !e ,112 Cuba with all the' leading na for the first half of l'JO'l. After ; n(iii;: upon tl. l ii Teased import i cport trade of Cuba with the State.* dining the first six ; o( trade und< r the operations r y Ity the chief of bureau in a published statement . • figure? of Cuba':; trade with couitaa . ,'c a) > given and .u practically all cases a larger .are in ae in imports from ■ c >ub. iii,: a of imports from : • lie ! r.uiU'a. From the United an, 112. r <■:. • s;;;■ 10, the increase in . is i'. 1.5 per cent, from Spain ■r ecu., j*; ■ France . >.4 per . -tl 112 ,;u i.iuy u'.).9 per cent, t'r-....; 1 .. 1 Slates the hi ts bin 1.:. po c lit. Thus in the of each of the l onnLries named i rcent :•••:> of increase in imports the . ■ . . i c . I; of 1904 was ,■ than that in Imports from the 1 States, comj a ring the imports the first iialf of 1904 with those com -ponding period of 1903, .lie.-.-a •: i 1: v imports from all .es per cent, her imports in countries other than the United Jo." per cent and her imports le Vii.i d .es alone lii.fi per In the first half of lOutl tne Unit k I .es suppiii d, according to these , 42 per c> .it of the total im f Cuba an i in the eorrespond . j are the deductions made by the 1 bureau of the government 1 with of procuring and aing the facts regarding the na . ■ trade, it is important, there . :.) note precisely what the results " in order to ascertain just what j ; been accomplished. Taking only ' trade statistics of the United !es, (Jr. it Britain—or tlie United : ' nil. ra! lier—Germany, France and in since our treaty of reciprocity it iuto effect or for the first half r of trade since the ratification of treaty, it is found that during those ■uths the imports into Cuba were i- Slows from the countries named: Six months Per cent ending June 30, of in -1003. lie; I. civnso. I' i d State*.... ri6.-tM.SOB l-'.6 1 d Kingdom ■4.819,010 U,iin7,-i:;i) 31 Fi : i 4 .'.Ti •!,- ■:• -1 L '.s < . i:.ay 1,800,110 il.oai.rjS 3».9 . will bo seen that the United States not secured a fair propo: : iou of ( is trade under the reciprocity ar anient and that competing coun t < have obtained the lion's share of ( si's increased purchases. Cfaarjvi-.-i l.aelced StiiiK-lance* --;e Swayne's acquittal on all •s is in no degree a surprise de • the fact tliat ariich -of impeach i. ' drawn by the home are supposed istltute a fori.,! .able prima facie c . When the clia M ere iir.d tiled i did not impLv ; <ho country pro 'ly, and when case wa.- pre > d to the senito tl ey g •.•me I to |B|STCP *PHAT CuUCH m* - Vl CURES WHERE ALL ELSE FAILS El 11 Cfl'iCS of the 1 hrosli ©:\d Lungs, ji PJ Best Cough Syrup. Tastes Good. Lu . ff^T"% A 1 ''Hi* I almost a Century. ,;) _I&L. ....... . . ■■■!*&■ vfer\ EXP iX i ORAM IW, - ■ ■=* ve*m< ■< i - v i>»ini«r«. It is i.re .' i > . • ■ i:- -. ■ ' •'.' o'-i ill c." ! 1 i:< ( a i ..! ■ ;• as to ii.e ix... I « . a..1 me ' id .. organi'/.iug tl.e I'eaiocr. ..c p-.riy. -C: i cago Tribune. / A;i I ?»t»sr:: f»Sc» Triiwf. There is one trusi Ili.it will not be "busted," and that is the popular trus; in Theodore itooevelt. l'rovidenct ; News. HootievcK. The day is thine, the hour, the time to iv. old A to life's 1.!, r ! ,> "t aim And stifle faction with thy honored n '!rio, ; Whieh prizes character far more than : gold \ And t; - : democracy !n ♦ruth to hold 1 Pure ;<•'.•! unsullied; the now if j near ' That wealth, corruption, may ignobly ; sneer At all thy acts, thus liberty b»* sold Or ;i "m l; probe the wrou.4, upho'd I the right. The fair ideals of the past arc thine. To honesty and virtue doth thy heart j incline. To make thy country a true beacon light ; : Of freedom, pure from age to a#o to | shine, ; The hope of nations, in its power sub- | lime. —Walter Small in Boston Journal Foley's Money and Tar vures cztds, prevents pneumonia. — ■ Cbtppewa | Lime furnished »n cai | load lots, delivered at | Right Prices. Your orders solicited. Kilns near Hughesville ! Tenn'a. | M. E. Reeder. Life Insurance A FEW OF THE MANY REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD HAVE A POLICY vVITH THE NEW YORK LIFE | BECAUSE-—lncontestable from the I late of issue. Because—absolutely without restrictions. Because—lloll forfeitable from date of issue. Be ..use—cash loans are provided aftei . Diid year ou demand at 5 per cent aterest without fee or other charge cause—if death does not occur an emulative policy is a highly profi . 1 e investment for the policy-ltoldt-i , who lives. 1' iicies now maturing to livine •lolicy-holders prove this. In fact NEW YORK LIFE policies do not 1 leak. Health and Accident Insurance also written. A postal card will bring an agent to yon, or a person- j interview can be had at the office | - itnrdavs, regular office day. GEO. BROWN, Agent. LOPEZ, PA. Cilice in I)r. Chrictiati Ul'd. U > I The Best place to buy goods Is oiten asked by the pru per-t housewife. Money living advantages, i e real ways bea.g se.;iciied fo* !.os;■ no time in making •, tlva01.!;. !i examina'ton of ill-.' New Line of Merchandise Now on rV yt W ;v V/ -it W- . i; 'V y A w \V |EXHIBITION| ? ? ? ??? ? ? ? j STEP IN AND ASK ABOUT THEM. All answered at j j Large Store. KiJlserove, Pa. ) ; John D. Reeser's Big Store, Bank Block, Dushore, Fenn'a •flanngsmc;. -nej»Bg——— mm a—wwwnt gtfa tv if iu»»piwh< i hihiummi n_risra esOMktt i THIN SUMMER DRESS GOODS. sForm the most complete rage of shades and comprise the prettiest and Daintiest patterns, and our SHFFR SUM jMfcR GARHENIS are the handsome and stylish set n anywhere. Now is a good opportunity to luv i<.? '4they range in price 10, 12 1-2. 15, 20, 2s upwards, and the pivtii< st patterns one would \\ish to sec. Our ftock is Icomplcte 111 DkY GOODS. J r 1 ''vj LA. 1111 I1 O / Irl 111 1I 1 \_s 1 y than ours, The Bh»p<*are delightful, the trimmings exquisiie and'all an I */ phased with the quality and the great promptness with which ordars ai < Klilled. The finest Millinery in Sullivan county and the price is within reach of every one. Trimmed Hats from SI.OO to 65.00. if CHIL])UEIn'S' COIINKII.—BiIk caps. 22c to $2.00. I'oys" Waists and Pants, Infants Blips, Infants' booties. Infants' sln.«- Child-ei j a Wash Pla ts. ! 8 CURTAINS.—Lace Curtains, <;7c to $5. 00. Wall Paper—new line just received 10c a roll upward, | I HAN I'jLl X ( ■ (<()()I>£ --Tniks, Satchels, Telescopes, Suit Cases, full and complete line at very reasonable prices. XJohn D. Reeser's Big Store, Bank block 1 - ' r • ~ '<■ DrSHOBB • j «\«jns.":«®®A2oie - n' '..n'-imui-JWstsM 112. v/aw-np". Un ■ .„«aa«is»uw~.. in■ mi in mwi nn ■nt n i—iwm w nmmt, imi i • *«• | Cultivate the Habit of buying' reputable goods from a reputable concern. 'We are ag nts for W. L. DO I iGI.AS •» SHOES from 2.50 to 5.00 pair I .nu.. M ' °d S hool Shoes LiL[ %.> % 'M i' <<'. s Ic.si o < lU'.'il. ~ .Jgr Tracys Shoes for' f; ! rme \ :l,c ' v,v 1 liK '• A COOD ASSORTMENT of CHILDKJENS' and !%' V\ J SPIES' Heavy Shoe 1 w p 0 112 ine Goods at correct I | > vVfLn ' prices. I A <Sk Ms SGIAS Br ocktoM- M- - "ass. • CATALOGUE Clothing Made to Order j a '• :ve ti': riuht -ipiH-.-'rjpce . ik' g :arantreil to be right lin ;-( hnu q 1.1! il w i!. 111:1 istiip :i\ d price modest. We also mauufact'.ire Peed, the t'l«<g Prand. It is not cheap, '>ut .» 0) ,«1. is correct h made. A.-k your dt iler for it or write us for prices. NORDMONT SUPPLY Co. General Merchants, 3STO- The Way to Buy Carpet Is to come right h re to !;ead c|Li;rters iind get them dirert from the mil's. We do not handle any job stock or drop ; p.uti rns, but w!l s( II y< u a good honest carpet at a good h nest price. C me in and see our BRUSSELS INGRAIN just what you want a Brussels Carpet at an Ingrain price. (\ i 0; 1■ prces on < \ 10 Rugs, we have them trcm the cheapest to th b-e.v Ask to see our dust proof j Cnrptt lining. Iloicoii! be Laucr. Pornitarc '& Undertaking DUSHORE, PA. I TELEPHONE. NATIONAL BANK HZTTGIHIIES^IIL'IjIE, CU »i :'.l', !K DeWITT BODINE, President. $5 \OOO 0 , , JEREMIAH KELLY, Vice Pres. Surplus ana Xct Profits W C. FRONTZ, Cashier. 50.000. , DIRECTORS: I ransacts a (1 en era I Hanking Business. B « <line ' '^ oh T P, r ' ( t< ' r 11 2;,( " 1, ' r ' Jeremiah Keliv. Win. Frontz, W. C. I-rontz. Accountsoflivlivid- K ~( i;lk Jo]in ( < Vu P . n.cnholtz, uals and Firms IV'tcr Front/.. <W. Sones, Daniel Il.Poust, 1 I John Bull. The Shopbell Dry Good Co., 313 Pine Street, WILLI AM SPORT, PA, New Wash Dress Materials ALL "1 Hi POPULAR COTTON FABRICS 're Here. j Vv'e have y uds and yards ol te newest and mo. v t » -!e irible weaves in the daintiest and prettic t d ri : 5 n .d ■ colirs. Dimities, Lawns Bourrettes Suiting And. Batistes for ShirtwuiKls Suiis. Tlipy nn vriv i 1 lijjlit ami n k o<> 1 <.is with lancy strip s h iyii v ii ai'il now tor tiiruris ami ilmal ilo.-iiina for o„ . , ' a, 10,12 i-u and isc. Special Tale Damask Moroorizi'il Sti'ij.i',l I Ifgjitulii' wi li ccilor P lL>ces 01) inch wide l>lo; oln I i : od dots and figures for ' 1,1 ' 111 ,u I a 'ill' _ u A VAUU Opioci's uroatn D nnnsk lor I. h'i > oilo iii plain, dark an i hgnt 25 CENTS. sliailos, a liciuiil'nl t'aliric lor t piec»s (U-inoli superior nream l'i -25c. A YARD. mask, clioino pntn riK I'm- One lot ol'vard wide in lii'lit , _ . 3 ® CISNTB - dark Mripos and li.rnroH for dro-.-os |'i<_«... i _ imJi lor and waists tbr 25 dozen fu! bleached, nit linen X.ipkin 10c. A Y AHI). good neat design tiiev are a lmi "Min tor t 150 DOZJL'N- Silk Organdies Knit Underwaar riiorf H such m varied collection oj' Ltnlics' imMkn! vest \,j silky fabrics with rose an«l bud «le- luc • i • 'ii * .i I«ettcr quality of ladi es \ t* w 1 11 « • t»- 8iL r ns that vou will want to >ee tlicin. t . , 1 -. , ~ . . . ucio > ' cliet ami nubon trf!uinj*s t>»?• 1 hey are 25, 50, 75. AXVU l.uo -37 1-2 ami 50c l.ndies ribbed gauze Drawers '.vii.i I. ee Arnolds Mohair Luster trnnnungs tor .... , io .5A1.3 50c- We liavo just received a new assort- Men's Sl,in, , I I' mwm nn>nt oftlii* popu+ ir wash I'abrie. I'lio 'or bo.-t flatterns of the sensnn. m ~ A*:p 50c. , . , , Men s summer Aloru.o Si.ir.o ,o.d Arno - latletus, a good line }o ,eboose Drawers lor Ironi, "'0 CENTS. Williamsport &. North Branch Railroad , TIUVEE TABLE. In <'f?cct Monday. Dec. 5, 1904. *a?..«L ow «? ' Rend up >taiioiis wheiv time is marked "112" I'. M.!'. M. 1' M \M AM. \ M STATIONS. AM AM AM.p. M. pjj pn \>y\ JO » 1 12: ,V- rls\ n2 ?' 7 ,n 10 '«0 ' or, ... I(XVI 50 1- ' 11 • • >«» flo 2' i. >.» reniiMlale... fi i:» 7 r,o ;(»(>;"> y\ ' . , , I 1 » I 1 -I s 10 tl »(I9 Picture Hocks.. !M;*» u tKi ; v.- sh» I. tt .IMB t ...LSI ns Mills {J l 2B 145 fs 15 ....chamounl loiS V n ?-,j • l il I »J1 ...Cilen Mou r lu n. ■" 1 «TT lin f.",(»i fs 2S ..strewbridge 10-u •; l"; '« n,'; i 112 ...Heooiiiikii ,5® *&! sin i 1 ,u 534 ..MuneyValley 103 07 s no , •' ' *l2 ...tsonestowii 10*» 3in . . 75S 1 ff , X; m"1 « 1000 !. 7:« 1 • 1 ■ 1 .. ...Mokoinn . w t ::::::::::::;s \ t' -- Kingitftle 9 c . vi f»'" is 27 ..BernioeKoa.l 410 t, ■ W 9 37 ....SatierlioM .'1 tX .' >< AM. AM A. M. a M A. m . a ' p -jj p y 111 s |.'» SoueStowu 145 t) 45 Eagles Mere j i.-, 6 23 9 49 ...Dushore 7~66 eTofT " 720 10 fio ...Towanda... 705 ggQ 1 1210 Wilkes Barre 3 Qg 500 100 1229 10 00 730 Williamsport 63010 39 12 39 537 1081 S. D. TOWNSEND, D. K. TOWNSEND, I Gen. Manager,Hughesville Passenger Agent. Redaction of SHOES. Cireat P>£trgains (or everyone. J. S. HARRINGTON, Dushore, Pa i I
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