u-& -r r CHARLES L WING, Editor. Published Every Thursday Atternoon tiy The Sullivan Publishing Co. Attho County Seei of Sullivan County. LAFOBTK. PA. W C. M.UMS, l'roi<li;ii. I in >s. J. inuiiAm, >t Trm. Entered »i the Post t )!!icc'U seeond-ciatu? mail matter. Send your raw fur-> and skins to I.ichtenstoin I>ros., and tf<'t the very highest ntarket prices for skins in your vicinity. A first shipment will convince you. Write for our new I vice list,, LLCIITEXSTEIX BROS. li:» Itiver Street, Paterson, N. J. Notice. Notice is bereliv given that an appli c lion will be made to the Governor ot tin' State ol Pennsylvania on Monday, M-i;(di TJtli 190(>. under the Act ot'Assem -1,1 v of the Ooininonwenltli ol Pennayl v:ii:i;i entitled "An Act to provide (or the i . .por ntion and regulation »1 certain . nil orat 1 onf," approved April 29th, IKI4, and the supplements thereto, for the ter ol an intended corporation to he cil! d "The Eagles Mere Company" Iho character and object ot w lii. h is the buying, improving, selling ■id leasing f>t real i-taie, and ti-r thesi pi • : '?es to have, possess and enjoy all ii; iglits, benefits and privileges of said \n oi' Asseinblv and the supplements i hereto. • WILLIAM M. M KUKMTII, Solicitor. Administrators' Notice. N tiof is hereby given that I have ; . ii letters uf Administration on the | • ol Frederick Arthur Bennett, late! ..I . irewsbury township deceased. All j !■•■■■• us having claims against said He-1 v ili I will please present them duly j i.i nlica.dd tor payment, and all who! ••« themselves to be indebted to him ' (•lease make payment to me. BOY DP. BENNETT, . 1.. F.II. Ingham,Attys. Admr i Administrators' Notice. j ! :ito of Surah Whit mire, late of I ) .<\ j i • mi Township, Sullivan cotintv. Pa. de .«. X e ice is hereby given that letters ol j •■■i • .i.istration c. t. a. upon the estate of i sii id .'cedent have been granted to ihe j •I id.'i-igned. Ali persons i idehted to j I i state are request, d to make pay-I and those having claims or de-1 inrui.< against the same "ill make them i kin u without delay. John \v. pan ton, Administrator, o. t. a. A' -tin. Pa., dafl., ■>'.>. 1900. To the People: Rich's Famous All Wool Soc't. has f.illc ii into competition with a very infvnor article. The imitation is so pi vfcot that only an expert is able to detect the counterfeit with its cotton and : 'lotbly mixtures, until the sock is put into service. Unscrupulous competitors are representing the soc/' as Rich's All Wool, thus deceiving he customer and injuring our reputa: tion. To protect ourselves and the trade, in tlte 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-How to Get the Best Seeds'- I HP"! UYthemofßuckbee! an d yield 2500 bushels to tho acre. Beets that | P That's tin st way,—Reader. net you >3OO an acre, prize winning Carrots, ;■! V'jpfc® B Becan. »• Buekbce's Seeds are Cabbages, Cucumbers, Tomatoes. Corn, Etc. 1 aliviiys "full of lit the &ro:->- Are all these things worth a postal to you? c? # //-v.' - principle, which makes rill # •* ♦ ft the difference between guod seeds ami bud, „ . ... e , . i, tli" world over Buckbee s Big Free Seed hook for 1 ( K)6 is I NOW, Buckbt c's Big Book explains just why **&o remarkable because it contains- j hi * seeds are best —1 he finest color plates ot flowers, fruits S This hook is your safest guide for buving ' !*• rni • i S everything in seeds and plants fur fftriu and Over 500 lflut trations of all kir^i. i garden ""-1.200 varieties ot Vegetable Seeds. 5 And, —mar!: this,—it is free for the asklog. ~ \aj iot es of Plants. j fi Let me c::plt.iu mote about it. ~ **{ v " ; ''°f lu; h" 111 b^' ds / —*oo varieties of F lower Seeds. 1 wr ii t> t i.i, ~ . • —Ove: 2tK) Rare Seed Bargains. 4 T,. * I,u ckbee*s Book. -niy Look,—contains Is it ar v wonder that I cau honestly claim ti , pages of solid • eed "-ens;'. riy >t v 1906 Book is the best seed book ever R It lavs i>- iore you the cream of wiiat I haw: a u:d-- £ learned about flower., intits and vegetables "When it contains evetythitiK of value in 2 oil ring my 34 \ea; iof successful c\perienc •. other • , I bocks, and scores of special feat jj 1 tell ymi everything you want to know about urt . f oun ,i „„ iv in t j lu B uc kbee Book? 1 ■ t esesuhj. -ts, and j• m without. ne penny Send for ii. then, andwhether lam right. i fl < ! cost to you valuable information u has taken A Penny postal brings it to your door. I ■ me half a life txnio to oiscover. v # * ♦ ■ * describe in detail all of the / many i. lilior and hundreds And, in conclusion, 1 want you to know j ej / '\ of the rare and curious about my mammoth new seed house, as de li / \ plants, floweis and scribed in ttie new book. JJ / , tables, and I show \ u ki the liuest and most complete of any in £ .. \ not only how to develop the world. I( '•' them most fully for > -ur And it is tilled from cellar to roof with the \ \ '** \ eiiji yim iit. b».t also bow famous Buekbee Seeds,- the setds that are \ fra 1 ' u,a k® them pay you "full of life I" \ Ai 'n\ k' : profit . During l'KW> I will distribute 1,000.000 pack* \l[ '7 A 1 expiain how you can ets of new and valuable novelty seeds among \V\ ' -iir rJ r,: " m, " ,s "' r vege- my customer.. tabb s, Man:(l •, that ii very one ordering will receive something. we 'gh 75 pounds each; # Vou will find details of these splendid otters a y\ /* j\ _ Will you sit down right now. while the mat fl /y V k This Big 7xlo ter is before you, and write for it? I .5/ > /( /] 12K Piup Whether Man 01 Woman, Boy or Girl, 5 I 'K / xt 112 • ~ Fanner. Gardener, Seedsman,-whoever you ■ I ALti "ook 10 Free. ate, if you love Flowers, Fruits, Plants, and J ,^ ri ' e *° r Sf'-'l Book win | >< JiW loday to more than please you. H. W. BUCKBEE. Farm No. 256 ROCKFORD. ILL. 1 & The Best place to buy goods Is often asked by the pru pent housewife. Money saving advantages nrealways being searched for! l.ose no time in making ti; i thorough examination of the j New Line of Merchandise j Now on EXHIBITION! *l, vl/ •Jy viz V-1 -1" -Jf, '}> <l/ •O' -Jf , I m *ft W'- «Y« 7T " ?????? ? ? ? ' STEP IN AND ASK I ABOUT THEM. I All answered at Vernon Hull's Large Store.! HiJl&srrove, Pa. I There's Ample I 5 Security I I for every dollar you deposit 5 with this Company. 1 A capital and surplus of g $450,000.00 guarantee the I | safety of your savings. I I We pay 3 per cent, interest I | K and you can begin with any I I | fi sum from $1 up. . U Postal card brines handsome free booklet n « telling how to Hank by Mail. f' LACKJk WANNA j 8 i I COMPANY I E 404 Lackawanna Avenue I | SCRANTON. PA. | | y Satisfies tsxsie and appetite ' v " ' '.is strip is manufa :tured under a I". S. patent in i is the neaterft, strongest and most durable .. iin low shade holder on the market, and v c guarantee it to he as represented or money re -5 aided The price, Kxpress paid, to all points i'.l I a.. Aid.. Del., N.J. and NY One Dollar per do/* Other states sl/2•>. Your order solicited. JOHN A PARSONS & CO. Catawlssa. Pa To Cure tons'ipnuon 3 orev<r. j Take Cas carets Candy Cathartic. IlOoor 9to j If % \ iJ. t'. fai! 10 cure. 6n«|?pisis r« fund mono* IftlSYS'lilMKYCmii Makus Kidneys and Diadrfcr RiflM H is a sure resource John D. Reescr's Big Store, Ba nk Block, Push ore, F'enn'a iiw——a——^■urn a That our prices for good are the lowest is seen by the crowds that take advantage of our sp- cials froni :ime to time. Our prices are sin p y unmatchable. We invite comparison. 1 We have on hand a fuil line of fine FISH tor Our Grocery Specials for this wetk are: i the Lenten season, of the LOWEST prices. 2 cans red Alaska Salmon,2sc; W.H. Bakers cocoa 2b | Including Red Salmon, Mackrel, 3 " Oysters, 25c; Walter Baker's chocolate per J Codfish, Boneless Heriing. lb 33c; } boxes None Such Mince Meat 25c. H Our Dry Goo 1 Specials for Friday and Saturday only. 8 All of our tabic oilcloths if»c yd. 2sc table Damask Hie yd. 1 2 t-2c Percales, all the pretty stripes and figures 10c. g John D. Reeser's Big Store> Bank block I ' * ' ' 1 '**' - * " ZnTTSKTCXEaiEi . > Cultivate the Habit of buying reputable goo d from a reputabe concern. We are agents for W. L. DOUGLASS SHOES from 2.50 _ | t0 pa ' r ' AJHOOD ASSORTMENT .o\ of CHILDRENS' and Jra' V* \ LADIES' Heavy Shoe l 1e G°°^ s a * correct Clothing Made to Order All have the ritjht appearance and guaranteed otsd in both materia! and workmanship ar.djprice 111 e. We also manufacture Feed, the Flag Brand. It is not cheap, hut good Is correctly made. Ask your dealer for it or write us for prices. NORDMONT SUPPLY CoJ General Merchants, P mont'steam mill? IST OS .A.. " THE RIGHT WAY to i' ; tiv, Furniture lst<> come or send to Holcomb and Lauei 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: „ . I Hocking Horses, Shoo Flys, Doll Carriages, Doll Beds, j Childs'Couch-s, Ciiildrens, Morris Chairs, Music Labi- | nents an.l Racks. Plate racks. Magazine racks, Hat Hall racks. Shaying and Mcd'cine Cabinels. Woik and Waste Baskets. Smoking Sets, S 1 irt waist Boxes, Um-; brella Stands, Blacking cases, Jardinier Stands and Tabret- ; ties, Pedistals. . Mori is Gha r> and Mom's Ro k rs. Farcy Chairs, Fancy Rockers and I ining Chairs, Drop Head Couches, | and plain couches. Portier Curtains, Rope Port ers, Cou h ! Covers. Rugs and Table Spreads, Sewing Machines from 14.50 to 45.00. Pictures, picture frames and picture framing. Molcombe Cf Lauer, P ami tare Cf Undertaking DUSHORE, PA. TELEPHONE. U MEN WANTED at the American Car and- Foundry Go's, works at Berwick, P ;. Able bodied men can find steady work at tair wages 1 i i tli t great plant An increas of force necessary because ; of extension ol woiks. Call in person at the Employment j Office of the Company in Berwick. DVRPFPTir.inFSANNER SALVE , The greatest aid to DIGEST ION- tfi* moat heating e«lv». Va the world. Williamsport & North Branch Railroad TXIMTIE T-A_23l_jE. In effect Monday. Dee. 11, 1905. ' Read down Read tip Plot! s-tiii ions where time is marked P.M. P.M Amla. M.'AM STATIONS. : AKASIA.M.I\ UJ-Ml' »i I'M '! I'M 12 SO 4 2ii 6 25! 10 22 7Mi Balls 9R7 12 15 400.1 05 065 12 r )5 M r, flo 2."> f7.V> i'eimsilalo 9 :::> rj iv f>< o "-«» 1 ()•"> 4 f> 40 10 iV\ hoi , Hughcsvillt' «» *2 !2 00 ;> 4"> 1 '0 <) 42 1 1". 4 31) r» 48! 10 11 (8 Oti Picture K<tcl;s 1'» ]J .*>2 IS* 1 li> 4 1:5 ; ...Lyons Mills 11 17 s ... 11 l"» ' fH<l9 —CI miiouni jl u 28 ?s 21 1 .'»! 452 1 811 ...<;Yn Mnwr... 11 :T. :: 22 s 17 1 40 f.M'O If 8 20 11 ui nrlgc )l v7 '• i:i S l)« 14 '. fsoft • j 112 ! c««iu;lcn 1121 809 8 0:; 1 50 507 1 S'J..MuiicyVnllcy 11 18 307 800 - 8 it*. ... Noulmont y :J5 7 38 • fsfts 112" 12 Kit r«h!k \) Co i r»«i BCD ....satterficld ssO ... r. :t , AM A. M. AM A. M.!• M V >1 V M A.M S 31 SonrMown 3 • 0 y 3"> l.'iivh's Mert- 2 10 C 23 0 10 ...Dushnro 7 ,v» o*»s 7 2r 10 50 ...Towando*.. 7 (C> r,;:«» 12 10 SVilVc-N Harrc n." 500 400 1220 io~6d 730 WUliauisfort »30'"i03«.i 12 3i» 537 io 31 S. D TOWNSEND, D K TOWNSEND, Gen. Manager,l-lughesviile Passenger Agent. Redaction Sale of Great for everyone. J. S. HARRINGTON, Dushore,Pa FIRST NATIONAL BANK, HUGHESYILLE, CAI SSOOOO OCK ' DeWITT BODINE, President. Surplus and JEREMIAH KELLY, Vice Pres. Xct Profits. W C. FRONTZ, Cashier 50.000. T t r DIRECTORS: 1 ransacts a (icneral ,> , . - r . . T>oA\ itt Bodiiie, Jacob Per, Peter Reeder Banking Business. , . , , ' . T1 , '. UU,UP '' Jereimali Kelly, \\ 111. Frontz, XV, C. Frontz. Accounts oilndivid- Jiunes K. Jiojik, John C. I.aird, K. P. I>reulioltz, uals and Firms Peter Frontz, C. W. Sonen, Daniel H.Poust, solicited. John Bull. W"' msC NESTE FACTORY LOADED SHOTGUN f ; "Newßivai," "Leader/'ana "Repeater" • InsUt upon liaving them, ta' .s no others and you will £et the best shells that money can boy. 1 ALL DEALERS KEEP THEM. > "MAKES PROPER DIET* fis a TICaiTC' ] k- bs, f-nsiMG JAIrA'tNl Jr !■•«««> > ADVICE A£ TO PATENTABILITY PIIFP 1 jrin ttvfc—._ irKii* Notice in " inventive Age" Bi BK ■■ Bi i jj k -■' M'oolt 'Hi 'v ti' obt;";;i intents" | •i k OlUirgr* moderate. Kn fee till patent i» secured. 1. fl WijEtVar all B M [ Utter•: strictlr coufliienthil Address, 1 E E- C- SiGoERb, Pitent Lawyer, Washington, O.C. j
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