seot&ucah Niiws mm. CttAfiL£S L. YVihu, LOitos. Published Every Thursday Atternoou,' «V Tbe Su|livan Publisiiini? Co. At the County Seat of BuUiv «n County, tAPOBTK, PA. « C. MA>I>N, VrtsUlcn. THOsS. J. IMJHAM. it Trcas. Sntereil at the Pout Office at Laporte, ae eeoond-clasi* mail matter. Those immediately coticerned in the sickness and death of Mr. Hall, desire to publiely express their thanks to all who so kindly assisted in this time of their bereavment. Several hundred pounds of dyna mite stored in a shed l>y the eon t rietors grading the new athletic li.-Id at the State Normal school at liltiomsburgexpldoded with a report t hit was heard .-for miles. Three hundjed panes of glass in the Nor mal School windows were broken, and a large quantity of plaster was shaken from the walls. .-M-nu your raw fur* ami skins l-> l.ii htenstein 7>'ros., and get the very highest market prices for skins in your vicinity. A first shipment will imivince you. Write for our new price list,, LICIITKNSTEIN BROS. li:> River Street, I'atcrson, X. J. Administrators' Notice. Notice is hereby given that I have letters of Afhniiiistrfilioti OH tin 1 c-t.i!t> of Frederick Arthur Bennett, late <.r .Shrewsbury township deceased. All |.ei'-">iiß having claims agninst said de crdi'i.t will please present them diih urn hi-ntica.dd for jiayljient, ainl nil who k ■« themselves to be indebted lo him AI I please umke payment to me. linVn P. RKXNISTT. T.,!.\F,ir-. Ingham,Atiys. Admr. Administrators' Notice. I. 'ate of Sarah \\liitihire ( late of J>nv • •li Township, Sullivan coimtv, Pa ded. •' Notice is hereby given that letters ot Hihi!l'listration p. t. a. upon the estate ol id decedent have been granted to the 1.. d> ,; *dgned, Alt persons i idebied to. s'ii.l ; Mate are reiptesiid to make pay ment: and those having claims or de ni-Hnis against the same will make them know without delay. JOHN W. PANTON, Administrator, c. t. a. Au-tin, Pa., dan., 2'.). 190(5. To the People: Rich's Famous All Wool Sock has fallen into competition with a very inferior article. The imitation is so perfect that only an expert is able to detect the counterfeit with its cotton and shoddy mixtures, until the sock is put into service. Unscrupulous competitors are representing the soe/.' as Rich's All Wool, thus deceiving th." customer and injuringour reputa: tion. To protect ourselves and the trade, in the future Rich's Socks will bear a Red Seal Trade Mark printed in White, a fac.simile of which is shown above. Respectfully, John Rich &. Bros. Woolrich, Pa. r- A Garden Fo I \\j HAT'S that, a Garden for Si.oo? And yon can have even more for your dollar. | V V * es, Reader, that's just what I mean. You can have Crisp Celery. Sweet Peppers, « a complete garden with the various Choice Cauliflower, Sau*e, Parsley, Toothsome ■ kind?, of vegetables' needed to supply your Turnips, Succulent Spinach, Palatable Puiup n tabic abundantly— t kins,— « * All grown from the famous BUCKBKK —in short, a complete, up-to-«lite, 20th Cen seed.-;,—the seeds that are "lull of life," -the tury Vegetable Garden, containing everything '*'/•/ money can buy. that will contribute to your pleasure and prolit. Iha otter coiiibines both quantity and b quali y. * * * You never had on« just like it before. My big new 1006 free book tells all about it. Hunk of it. a Card en for a Dollar* It explains just hovj you can feet this "garden * * * for a dollar." And it gives you 128 pages of wonderfully in- A good vegetable garden, properly man- teresting matter describing and illustrating aged, means a great deal to you. -wv (over 500 pictures) all the famil lt means health, economy,, and \JtfJ iar and hundreds of ram aid the sense of personal curious Flowers, Fruits, Plants s it:-taction that springs from y f/j> and Vegetables, creative power.— n It lay.; before* you, absolutely \ou bring something into 1 have learned //"« when you make a garden. Zm C-' J!fJV about the>e subjects during It draws you close to Na \ M my 34 vcais' successful ex turo, gives you a <cha.nce to dig \l ; / pwrience. in the ground and grow strong And a penny postal brings it both mentally and physically YJ siff Ui your door! through contact with Mother vy, 1. j; - - yJ J * * # A good garden grown from * * A '~C * » J * want you to know about my Bivkbee s full of life 1 ' seeds Vgf! i~ T/ *■';* MJ mammoth new seed house, as de mar esyou independent of the Doc- scribed in the new book, tor r.nd the Green Grocer. 1 ™ It is the finest and most complete of It savesyour health, your money, atui Raise '£ni any in the world. giv« s you the keenest of all pleasures, • Yourself! And if is hlled from cellar tn roof with co uienial work in the open nir. , the 112 un. i . lluekbee Seeds, -the se«.ds And it costs you only one dollar. that are "full of life.'* • * ♦ This year I will distribute 1,000,000 packets Here's what you can have: valuable novelty seeds among my Huckbee's Early Sunrise Sweet Corn. V .....'J ...» , ; n „ u ,;n • . — Buckbee s liupiotfed Hubbard Squash. Will ■ u t<iuv • riidii nr>w wliiU ih m HnrLii/w. si« it... t i. .it...- . . 11 • 11 11 nunt now, winle the matter uuckpee s ramou lieersteak 1 oniatoes. is before vou mdunit 112... if? !"* li,pr 7 i iey e » y Whether Mai. or ' Woman, lu,v o-Clrl iiew 0,V,0 »' ;K - r !„ VMewbiM- ovo hbwMi Hu,u - i "' j Buckbee 1 , New Queen Cabl.;i«e. Huckbea'* liie IJB Pago Fieo Ki;.a llook Quite ail appetizing variety, uu't it? will than pleuo yuu, K. W. Biickbee, Farm No.zaS Kocktord. Illinois. ROCKTORD SEED *AR*S. 0 The Best place to buy goods Is otten asked by the pru pent housewife. Money savins: advantages are always searched for Lose no time in making a (borough examination of the New Line of Merchandise Now on ?????? ? ? ? STEP IN AND ASK ABOUT THEM. ! All answered at i Vernon Hull's Large Store. Hill strove. Pa. There's Jlrnple I Security j for every dollar you deposit with this Company. A capital and surplus of $450,000.00 guarantee the safety of your savings. I We pay 3 per cent, interest and you can begin with any | sum from $1 up. j Post.il cord brintrs handsome free booklet I telling how to Bank by Mail. LA CJCA r 7ANNA "SMPANY ickawanna Avenue IRANTON, PA. ' li*' taste and appetite L*-*- -11 -•- v his strip is manufacture*! under a U. S. patent lud is the neatest, strongest and inos>t durable .vindow shade holder on the market, and we guarantee it to he as represented or money re •liided The price, K.vpress paid, to all points ir. Pa., Md., Del., N.J. and N V. One Dollar per doe. \>tlier states Your order solicited. K)HN A PARSONS A CO, Oatawlst*. P% To Cure Constipation Forever. Talc* Oaseaiets Candv Cathartic. 10c OfSdc <f t' C. t'. tall to cure. orucuisi.s tvfund mono*" Makes Kidneys and Bladder Right ''' (Intftbr than flour} § is a sure resource John D. Reeser's Big Store, Bank Block, Dusl erf. Penn'a CASH DEPARTMENT STORE. ~ Our prices still continue and will continue in the future to be the talk of the county. But, we don't ask you to take our word for this; all we ask you is to compare our prices with what you are paying elsewhere and then yc u will be convinced we invite comparison. Our specials fot this week are: GROCERIES. DRY GOODS. slbs tea, i.oo; prunes 25c; }lb seeded rasins 25c Apron gingham, sc; Calico sc; cotton batton 6c; 61b rice 25c; 3 boxes WhiteHouse macroni a<>c 3 cans Muslin sc; ladies' hose 7c; misses', men's hose 7c; salmon 25c; 3 box soda crackers 2*c: 1 sack good Men's rubber boots 2.38; ladies' rubber boots 1.12; flour t)9c; 1 sack corn meal or crack corn 55c. Misses* rubber boots 87; Childrens' " 72c c John D. Reeser's Big ' ' ' ' r * " l ' '* " * IDXTSHOItB. Cultivate the Habit of buying reputable goo d from a reputabe concern. We are agents for W. L DOUGLASS SHOES from 2.50 to S.OO pair. Wood School;-hoes rorboys has no equal. Tracys Shoes for' farmes are, we find, always sativfa< tory. ASSORTMENT Clothing Made to Order All have the right appearance and guaranteed otsd in both material and workmanship andjprice m-e. We also manufacture Feed, the Flag Brand. It is not cheap, but good. Is correctly made. Ask your denier for it or write us for prices. NORDMONT SUPPLY Co. General Merchants, mh.!l D nsroiEv idhveozcntt* THE RIGHT WAY to P>ox pQrniture Is to come or send to Holcomb and Lauer's and tell them about what you want They will Do the Rest. Following is a list of the many useful and beautiful articles they keep: Rocking Hoises, Shoo Flys, Doll Carriages. Dollßeds, Childs' Couches, Childrens, Morris Chairs, Music Cabi nents and Racks, Plate racks, Magazine racks, Hat and Hall racks, Shaying and Medicine Cabinels. Woik and Waste Baskets. Smoking Sets, Shirt waist Boxes, Um brella Stands. Blacking cases, Jardinier Stands and Tabret ties. Pedistals. Mortis Chairs and Morris Ro.k rs, Fancy Chairs, Fancy Rockers and Dining Chairs, Drop Head Couches, and plain couches. Portier Curtains, Rope Porters, Cou h Covt rs, Rugs and Table Spreads, Sewing Machines from 14.50 to 45.00. Pictures, picture Irames and picture framing. Molcombe cfLauer, Parnitore & Undertaking DUSHORE, PA. TELEPHONE. I MEN WANTED at the American Car and- Foundry Co's. works at Berwick, P < Able bodied men can lind steady work at fair wages in that great plant An increas of lorce necessary because |of extension of woiks. Call in person at the Employment j Office of the Company in Berwick. DYSPFPTirJDFBAN WER 8A LYE Th# gr*at«at iM to DIGESTION* ' th« rrtoat healing »ilvi 'a the world. Williamsport & North Branch Railroad Tiavrs T_A -rt .TP.. In effect.Monday. Dec. 11, 1905. Read down _ _ _ _ Read up Flat,' stations when- time is uiatkcd i ! I! ;i | i P. M. ; P.M AMIA. M.|AM STATIONS. AMyAM A. M.'K M. I'M I'll I'M !'>' J2.W 420 'ft2ft| 10 22 7 .'.O : 11a115.... 9X7' I'.' 1.1 100 6 Of. .... .1 12 M fl2B 5 80;f 10 2ft f7ft° Penns'lalc UXB ]'J \z :: f,r, sr ( , 1 oft 4 92' ,ft 40 10 34 HOl , Ji 22 k«i 8 4*> 4 "o ...... 118 430 ft 48 10 44 f8 0G i'icture Rocks <j 15 U f,j 880 110 448 ... Lyons Mills... 1117 !!. t 26 14ft fsro .. .rhaniotml n4i v, 28 181 4 ft' 2 811 ~ Glen Miiwr 11 8 2!»!"". ...... s l 10 fr> oof 8 20 ..strnwliridgo 1127,8 18 s , 1 48 tT»oft 112 ...l>er< lUiloii 1121 800 8 0 160 ">O7 526 ..Munoy Valley 11 1* :;o7 so ft 28 S 46 Nc»»*lriiolit \) Bft . .. 7 :to ft Ift 0 02 Lapirtf a 12 7 1«» fftftH io 12 Kiitvdole o oo r. :>.i ffioft fo 20 s r»8 «; fto 000 ....Satii'i*fielcl s {»o . . 085 AW A. >l. AM A. M. i> Mi M V M £ 81 SoiwStmvji 8(0 9 Bft Kugles Mt-re 2 10 6 28 0 40 ...Puohorc i r, 2> """ - " « o ft " ~ o<> 400 12 20 10 OO 780 Wi 11 iainsj*>rt t> 30~T6 89 12 80 ft 87 10 81 S. D. TOWNSEND, D. K. TOWNSEND, Gen. Manager,Hughesville Passenger Agent. Redaction Sale of Cireat P>argairis for everyone. J. S. HARRINGTON, Dushore,Pa FIRST NATIONAL BANK, HUGHESVILLE, FJs.- ~ DeWITT BODINE, President. Surplus and JEREMIAH KELLY, Vice Pres. Net Profits, W C. FRONTZ, Cashier. 50.000. _ t . . ' DIRECTORS: Transacts a General _ „ . . n . Dp Witt, Bodinp, Jacob Per, Peter Reeder Banking Business. , ' _ IT ' ' "■ Jeremiah keliv, Win. front/, W. C. Frontz, Accounts ofludivid* James K. Uoak, .Tolm C. Laird, E. I'. Hrenholtz, uals and Firms Peter Frontz. W. Son ok, Daniel H.Poust, solicited. Jo,m Bull . W'tNCH ESTE FACTORY LOADED SHOTGUN \ ; "Newßhrat," "Leader," and "Repeater" ; 4 Insist upon having them, ta?:c no r*.hers an J you will gel the beat sheila tfcat money can buy. > 1 ALL DEALERS KEEP THEM. ► "MAKES PROPER DIET" i IIITTMTTT tITBiT W - dlzasimg i"A I EH 10"Wi EEI Klr-i-M y ADVICE AS iO PATENTABILITY 1 RC rfSffl rp ► NoUce In •• Inventive Age" ■ICPp < |H '/&T LS Bo<>k "•towtoobUkio latent*" | llliblb H O F> JH kit M ■ ; Charon modrrat*. No fee tilipnlcnt is (toured, i MB mi S9 M [ Letters trlrtlr confidential AddrestL 1 JBL U.SlC6tii3. Piii.nl Wiithiß|toii. 0. C |
Significant historical Pennsylvania newspapers