T.mm&m wem rcm. CttAOLES L. WING, Editor. Published Every Thursday Afternoon rty The Sullivao Publishing Co. | At the County S-iat oi Sullivan County, j LAFOBTB. PA. W V. JUsoN I'rtsi'lcn. THOS. J. INGHAM, Woc.'y Trow. Entered at the Post Office at Lajiorte, an eeoond-clase mail matter. St'iid your raw i'ur-. and skius to IJilitoustoin Jiro*., and trot the very _ highest market priroa for skins in your vicinity. A tirst shipment will convince you. Write for our now price list., LICHTENSTKIX HIIOS. li:{ EiverStreet, Paterson, N. J. Administrators' Notice. Notice is hereby given that I have i takfii letters ot Administration on the j c.-tnte of Freilerick Arilmr Dennett. late : of- Shrewsbury township deceased. All j persons having claims against said de cedent will please present them duly Hiitlicnticaidd for payment, and all who { know themselves to he indebted to him . will please make payment to me. , j BOYD P. BKNNKTT, T..T..vF.Tf. Ingham,Attys. Admr. I Administrators' Notice. Iv-iate of Sarah Whitmire, late of Dav j i.1.-oii Township. Sullivan county, I'a. ! deed. Nmice is hereby given that letters ot j ndiniiiistration c. t. a. upon the estate ol'i si ill decedent have been granted to the undersigned. Alt persons i idebted to 1 s'lid ■ state are renuestul to make pny-| inent* and those having claims or de nt H»i-i Mgainst the f-ame will make thein km.-w without delay. ,1 < >ll N W. I'A XT' >N. i Administrator, c. t. a. Austin, Pa., .Tun.. 29, 1906. To the People: Rich's Famous All Wool Sock has fallen into competition \yith a very inferior article. The imitation is so perfect that only an expert is able to detect the counterfeit with its cotl.m and shoddy mixtures, until the sc>H< is put into service. Unscrupulous competitors are representing the soc/ as Rich's All Wool, thus deceiving; the customer and injuring our reputa; tion. , T> protect ourselves and the trade, in the future Rich's Socks will hear a Red >'eal Trade Mark printed in White, a fac.simile of which is shown above. Respectfully, John Rich & Bros. Woolrich, Pa. •u-promptly wifrwtsii (j!i i model, ski-ten or 11 i>to u' invi i tion tor ( <* ieer sp.<rt on patentabllit}. I-ot free book < U. S. Patent | WASHINGTON D. j Foley's Honey 7'ar iiic/j lungs and stops the cout-.h. -How to Get th ® UY them of Buckbee ! «n<i yield 2500 bushels to the acre. Beets that fep That the surest way.- Header. net you an acre, prize winning' Carrot#, ■ Decuu . ItuckWcSi ttls are Cabbages, Cucunibeis, Tomatoes. Corn, Etc. t f/ u Uls "full «'t lit* . (lit) <-ro: Are ull thee things worth a pobtal to you? in*.- principle, whn.li makes all * * * 1110 KUoJ b " d ' I'urklM.. ' Hi,. Fr«. Seed Hook for 1400 it K..'w, Uockbee'* We Book . jplums just .««» al " •>«•.»«. I •>«« brew* i. cuNtaiu*- hU eds an 1 i Ihe inn t c«»lor platen of flowers, fruits rhii buuk i. your mI.-i tv.iide 1< r buviiic ' I VI'. ' , .... .. i- i.t t liver -»M ilLim at >'l s t»i all kuulfl. ',h n I.JiM varicii.-i. of Wseubto Smxlo. * And,—mark this, if free for lliu ankiiit. AMviuiui<'f I 'nlu'seud^ Lei me explain abuiit it. .- (> * ((|| '"j j j Seeds Ovt-i Jin) Karu Suud Haiitaiui. Well, Buckbee's Book, my Book, -coutaiot 1 it a;iv vvi>ndt-r that 1 can honestly claim I2m <i ik ev#i It lays before you the erram «112 what I have »v„«,| learned eb< 'it flowers, fruit* and v .■ ( \ .Ur in d. • special (lit* | tell yo it Book ? these and I am i ighl. of •At to \oil n aluubie uiformaiiou uua - i ikeit t \ j J( j 4 |,y | MI , 4 t j jugu n|y yoiit door, mo half it tile time t«» dn»covri, ...... • • • • I , tit in Uf i til all of il «? I? my fail liar and h Ai. I.in eon: I want y«>*i to kinw / v t . • i I cit . maiii th n v se«d It »use, a» d«- / % » . \ i Il »w. .s i-l \c. •.i •. the mw I i /// A i x l, i.a id I siio v > a It i the nut i a lin »t complete of any in / \ i.. i only Iwto d vet i» ii »■ I. •• .. v \ i.ii n i : if- is i 1 it i •■ ■ Ifi ii frlUr i»» if with the [ \ *" #up#«T4 thai are /> * *» a * y I \ Jk I . i 'uimgl' »• 1 will dUtiil'iitc l.dm 000 patk- I > r «" *, i I i MMfl| ' € ...»•» each; • 1 -l« odid oUeis I \ y\ Will y.»u «ii «l> rirfht nv. wltiiif the mat /\ / \ 1 ins Biit 7xlo «• .i, i a /\ ~u . . i I, ' i 11.. I.i v. ... I' tni Gnl. 1/ ly 1 Fa** St ,J ! :.. 1.».• • •J.11.M., »l..»««f I JCy/ Book i* Kr«»;. if. u«| i-.ji.*... i-ijuu. and I TV Writ* lor it s ,C';V.. .1.14 i> H..k rnm J jTf Today to * u.*h i i-«n<»u«. i\ J H. W. BUCMBEE. Form N».»l ROCKTOIU, U4 . ■L X IMIIKII I**ll **«■* \• 4 * m The Best place to buy goods Is olten asked by the pru pent housewife. Money saving advantages are always being searched for Lose no time in making a; thorough examination of the New Line of Merchandise Now on ISSI ?????? ? ? ? STEP IN AND ASK ABOUT THEM. All answered at Vernon Hull's Large Store. Hiliaerrove, Pa. [There's Ample Security I for every dollar you deposit with this Company. A capital and surplus of $450,000.00 guarantee the safety of your savings. We pay 3 per cent, interest and you can begin with any sum from $1 up. Postal card brines handsome free booklet telling how to Bank by Mail. LA CK.A WANNA COMPANY 404 Lackawanna Avenue SCRANTON, PA. taste and appetite his tUri;> is manufactured under a U.S. patent <4iid «s tin neatest, stronger ami most durable .vintlow shade holder 011 the market, aud we guaiautee it to be as represented or money re : .inded The price, paid, to all points in Pa Md. li« 1.. N.J. ami NY.. One Dollar per doz. other states Jl.'i-i. Your order solicited. JOHN A PARSONS & CO. CatawUs*. P* •JTo Cure toufittpittion Forever. TakeCascarets Candy Cathartic. 100 0;25c (112 i' 1!. C. luil to dm:. urutfiMMs rt fund muntv f-OLEYiiiIMEYCURE Makis Kidneys and Bladder Right ' (bnttor itimn (four} fiss a sure resource Joha D, Reeser's Big Store, Rank Block, Dushcre, Pann'a CASft STORE- .! That our prices for good goods are the lowest is seen by the crowds that take advantage of our specials Iron; ime to time. Our prices are simp y unmatchable. We invite comparison. We have on hand a full line of fine FISH lor Our Grocery Specials for this week are: the Lenten season, of the LOWEST prices. 2 cans red Alaska Salmon, W.H. Bakers cocoa 2t> Including Red Salmon, Mackrel, } " Oysters, 25c; Walter Baker's chocolate per Codfish, Bonelesi Herring. lb 33c; 3 boxes "None Such, Mince Meat 25c. 1 Our Dry Goo.l Specials for Friday and Saturday only. j All of our table oilcloths ise yd. 25c table Damask 2ic yd. i2 i-2c Percales, all the pretty stripes and figures 10c. I c John D. Reeser's Big i • 1 • ■ r i ■ 112 ' DUSHOBB • • Cultivate the Habit of buying reputable goo d from a reputabe concern. We are agents for W. L. DOUGLASS SHOES from 2.50 to 5.00 pair.^ AOOOD ASSORTMENT |H U /T n \ \ of CHILDRENS' and s at correc * Clothing Made to Order All have the right appearance and guaranteed otsd in l-oih material and workmanship andjpnce me NORDMONT SUPPLY Co. I * PROPRIETORS NORD- General merchants, MO NT STEAM MILL, 3STOI.V IP.A-. THE RIGHT WAY to P)(iy; Pyrnttare Is to come or send to Holcomb and Lauers and tell them about what you want They will Do the Rest. Following is a list of the many useful and beautitul irticles they keep: . . Rocking Horses, Shoo Flys, Doll Carriages, Dollßeds, Childs' Couches, Childrens, Morris Chairs, Music Labl uents ani Racks, Plate neks, Magazine racks Hat and Hall racks. Shaving and Medicine Cabinets W oik and Waste Baskets. Smoking Sets. Shirt waist Boxes, Um brella Stands, Blacking cases, Jardinier Stands and labret ties, Pedistals. . Mortis Chair* and Morris Ro k rs. Fancy Chairs, Fancy Rockers and Dining Chairs, Drop Head Couches, and plain couches. Portier Curtains, Rope 1 ortiers, Cou.h Covers, Rugs and Table Spreads, Sewing Machinesfrom 14.50 to 45x0. Pictures, picture Irames.and picture framing. fiolcombe efLauer, Furniture & Undertaking DUSHORE. PA. TELEPHONE. MEN WANTED at the American Car and Foundry Co's. works at Berwick, P < Able bodied men can lind steady work at lair wages i 1 tint great plant An increas ol lorce necessary because i(1 xtension ol woiks. Call in person at the Employment Ot'ticeof the Company in Berwick. TIYRPFPTir.ir.FB A WWIW ®AJLVJ Tl»« IPMUH iM U DIOCKTION- ' m—% KMIIHC HI«« Williamsport & North Branch Railroad TIIMIIE T-A-IBULIE. In efleot_Mondfty. Dee. 11, 1905. Read down _ _ Rea<l up Flhb stations where time is marked "I" P. M. P.M A MiA. M. A M STATIONS. AXAM A. M. P. SI. PMPII PM PM 12 50 ■1 20 52510 22 7 fto ! IIBIIR <1 .37 12 15 400 5 0:. 955 1255 f423 5 80, 112 1025 f75" Pcnns-dale it 33 PJ 12 Sfit; Son .... 105 432 5 40 10 34 SO] . lliißhrsville « 22' 12 00 :! 45 4.V o 12 1 1:1 43d 5 48! 10 41 f8 06 Picture Hocks '.i 15 II 52 :t Bfi' ,s ».i 1 11) 443 | ...Lyon* Mills 1147 8 ... 1 2fi 445 f8 OP (urn uni 11 41 328 821 1 I 452 11 yl4 ...Glen Jlßwr list! 322 8 17 140 f5 00 : fx 20 ..Stliuvl'rirfffc.... 1127.3 13 HOC 14 ! f5 05 if ...I'eecltl licit 1121 3 Oil 8 03 1 5(1 507 • X2O ..MoneyValley 11 IS 307 800 1. 1 035 7 38 i 5 43 I M Glioma 7 18 .... 545 002 1 ajiorte '.'l2 710 I (SAH fit 12 .....Hinsdale !> (m 112. ,V.i A.M t I I t H ::l PoneStmvn CO 986 Eagles Mere '2 JO 628 949 ...Ptishnre * isY> ~ ?>2S ** 7 26 10 50 ...TowAlula... 7 05 5 SO 12 10 Wilkes ltorre S 05 500 ioo 1229 10.00 *7 S D TOWNSBND, D. K. TOWNSEND, Gen. Manager,Hughesville Passenger Agent. Reduction 3ale of 3MOES. Great bargains for everyone. J. S. HARRINGTON. Dushore.Pa FIRST NATIONAL BANK. HUGHESVILLE, IP.A. CA SSO 000° CIV DeW,TT BODINE, President. j Surplus and JEREMIAH KELLY, Vice Pres. Net Profits, W. C. FRONTZ, Cashier 50.000. DIRECTORS: Transacts a General ~ , . „ . DeWitt Bodine, Jacob Per, Peter Reeder Banking Business. . V ~ " Jeremiah Keliy, \\ 111. Front?., W. C. Frontz. Accounts oflndivid- James K. Iloak, John C. Laird, E. P. Brenholtz. U.'lls and Firms " Peter Frontz, C. W. Kouew, Daniel ir.Poust, j solicited. ' John Bull, 1 —— ■ - I W'tNCHESTE FACTORY LOADED SHOTGUN I ; "Newßival,"" Leader," and "Repealer " • i I r silt upon ht.Utg lliaai, U v s n<> c'.hera and yju wilt pet the boat >h«ll> tlut money can buy. 1 ALL DEALERS KEEP THEM. > "MAXES PROPER WET* ; n ATCMTC "'W&Z i W , cirasiNG i» ATtN I Rl , tovicc AS TO PAIENTAfIILIIY ] * 'Wfh ' i N k«i-iiu'u.v.t'.umYMmuv rnct < HI 112 ' I7 S| t'iSH <9 t ,'fc«rgr« mmlrratf. Mnftmtill l.airut Iswraml 1 ■ij rli i M U j
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