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The Honesdale citizen. [volume] (Honesdale, Pa.) 1873-1908, 1908-09-24

New York, Sept. q.
LIVE POTLTEN-Frm and in good de-
maud, fowls, i-i.ll5c,. old roosters, lOa
l"i4c spring chickens lialjc,, spring
ducks. uull'-r., old do, lOianllc.
DRESSED I'OILTRN-Firm and in fair
demand: fresh Killed fowls. choice l2i4a
lac do. fair to good, l2'aal3c. old roost-
,rs. ti.c.: broiors. western. lial1c.: roast
ing chickens. l1alNc.
POTATOES Steady; Pennsylvania, per
bushcl. 7SaS1c.; New York, per bushel, 1S
a15c., do. fair L. good. f5a70c.
HUTTER-C Creamery. specials, 2ia2ILsc. :;
extras, 23iea-34.c,; firsts, 2ll4a22Ifc.; state
dairy. good To finest, 22n21'2c.; process
specials, 2lR2liac. extras, 9aeOl4c,; imi-
tHiiuu creamery hrsts, l9'sa2oc: ladies'
firsrs. l9c. packing stock, No, ?, l7Lc.
CHEESE state, fun cream. specials.
la4mi,c; fancy, small l3c, fancy large,
l-igc., good ~ prime, l2al@2c. skins, ~
pound specials loifc., iinc, SAGE.
EGGS Fresh gathered, extras, DC; ex-
tr1 frsts 2u9rgc.; nrsts 22a22isc. sec
oud- -ie1.li-o dirtiys. fresh gathered,
N. g. cuudl,d. ls'.nl3c. No ?, False;
ch'DDs l'al7c.. refrigerator, hrsts. stor-
az" paid, -2as2i.c., seconds, storage paid.
11 1a-li-c.
MILK The wholesale price Is 81 per
90 quart can.
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New Records In the Air.

Uuusual Interest attaches to the bar
loon contest at Berlin because Of great
strides made In aerial navigation In
this seasons tests. While among ex-
perts the balloon and the flying ma
chine are separate propositions, the
public is prepared TO hear that either
style OF airship has solved the prob
lem Of aerial navigation, and consider
able burdens may be rapidly transport
ed anywhere. At present, however,
all airships are popularity believed to
be az erratic as q broncho and as unre-
liable es an auto on the rampage.
Many nations prepared to share in
the Berlin contests. In the remarka-
BILE flights Of the past few months
three nations have scored progress to
a degree that Is inspiring-G Germany
with the dirigible. France and Ameri-
ca with the aeroplane
In the aeroplane tests Of the year 1t
has been demonstrated that successful
hight requires not merely a good ma
chine. but a good operator. For years
the attention Of experimentcrs has
been directed TO the perfection Of the
machine Whether heavier than air"
or lighter than air." It must be sub
ject to human control at all times. II
has long been recognized that the sim
pie balloon can remain In the air a
long time-long enough TO gross the
Atlantic. But II Ia the sport Of the
elements, and should one cross the
ocean from these shores II might land
In the North sea or In the Mcditcr-
ranean or even In the sands Of Egypt
In spite Of its navigator. The flights
from ST. Louis In which several bal
looms moved many hundreds of miles
In the same direction. indicate that
knowledge Of ncriai currents is a prime
factor In systematic ballooning. This
Is an old theory. and the latter day
problem Is how to make the transfer
from unfavorable currents to favora.
bic currents. This solved, and the bal
loon can cover long distances In a
short time.
The problem the aeroplanists seem
to be wrestling with at present Is the
ability to get into the nir at all with
a machine under perfect control and
gradually increase the duration Of the
flight The balloonist goes where the
wind carries him The aeroDlanist
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A MENDMENT TO THE CONSTITUTION PRO
n POSED 10 THE CITIZENS OF THIS COM
MONW EAL1H Fur THEIR APPROVAL on RE-
LECTION IY THE GENERAL. ASSEMBLY OF
THE COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA,
PUBLISHED by ORDER OF THE SECRETARY
OF THE COMMONWEALTH. IN PJES SUANCE
OF ARTICLE XVIII OF THE CONSTITUTION.
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SIIsd ;|;{;l'l!f7S

SHERIFF's SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
- ESTATE.-By virtue of process issued
out Of the Court of Common Pleas of Wayne
county, and State of Pennsylvania, and to
me directed and delivered, have levied or
and will expose TO public sale, at the Court
House, Honesdale on
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1908, at 2 p. n.
All Of defendants right, title and interest
in the following described property, to Wit:
All that certain piece or parcel OF land
situate in the township OF Canaan, County
of Wayne. State OF Pennsylvania, bounded
and described as follows:
BEGINNING at the Milford aud Owego
Turnpike; thence south seventeen de gTees
west about twenty-seven rods and twenty
two links; thence siXty-four degrees east
about nine rods and six links thence north
seventeen degrees east twenty -four rods to
the turnpike aforesaid thence west along
said turnpike about eight rods and six links
10 the place OF beginning. CONTAINING
one and one half acres OF land more or less.
Being same land which Mortimore Tuthill
conveyed to Truman Sprague by deed dat
I'D recorded in Deed Book
No. 81, page les.
Upon said premises is a one and a half
story house and frame barn and other i'm
provements.
Seized and taken in execution as the prop
erty OF Truman Sprague at the suit OF 6. Is.
Guther. No. l31 June Term 1908. Judgment
$500; real debt si57 55.
Mumford, Attorney.
TERMS OF SALE, - CASH.
Purchaser to pay 81. for deed as in sherff's
WIN. B. ROADKNIGHT, Sheriff.
Shern's Office, HonesdRle.
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SEA OF FLAMES
TEN MILES WIDE.
Acres Of New York Forest
Lands Burned Over.

North Creek, N. Y, Sept. 22.-Thou-
sands OF acres of public and private
forest lands surrounding this village
are being burned over, and II rain does
not fall within a few hours the de-
structlon will be widespread.
The worst fire Is at Millbrook, In the
southern part Of this town Johns-
burgh), where line Of flames eighteen
miles long and ten miles wide. accom-
panied by great clouds OF smoke, As
eating its way from the Hudson river
at Truman westward toward the In
terror OF the Adirondack state park.
The Gre wardens are calling out ev-
cry available man, and a force OF 200
men under Fire Warden Herrill and
Game Protector Robert Somervilie are
fighting this fire. They have been un-
able to hold II in check, although at
one point n line OF fire trenches five
miles long was dug.
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De MUND A WINNER.
His Speed Lasts Long Enough In
Gravesend Race.

New York Sept, 22.-An ordinary
card was offered at Gravesend The
feature was the BroUkwood steeple-
chase over the short course. which re-
suited in an easy victory for Water
speed. She took the lead the last turn
of the field and. steadily increasing
her advantage. won hy ten lengths.
De Mund made his speed last and
won the handicap. ut about six fur
longs. easily hy three lengths. Sum-
marics
First Race.-De Mund, first; Fort
johnson. second; nelirium, third.
Second Race.-Watersp.Sl, first; Pr
rate. second; Stellaland. tliNd.
Third Race.-Wise Mason. first; The
Gardener. second; County Fair, third.
Fourth Race Moonshine. first; Spoon
or. second; Far West. third
Fifth Race.-Whip Top, first; Samuel
II. Harris. second; Gretna Green, third
Sixth RaCc.-Gnldcn View. first: Lady
Selma. second; Russlarc, third.
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YOUNG wife DEAD,
ASSklLANT IS FREE.
Furnishes Small Amount Of
Bail and Escapes.

New York. Sept. 22.-Following the
death Of Mrs. Frances Roscnthal Nc
Cahc, twenty years old, wife of
wealthy manufacturer of building ma
tcrial, in ST. Mary's hospital. Brooklyn,
Captain Isaac Frank Of the New Jer-
scy avenue police station tclcphoned
the warden of the Raymond street jail
that Samuel MunncS, twenty-siX years
old, who shot her three times in the
back. would have to answer to II charge
Of murder.
IL" was astoundrd ly the informa-
tlon that the man had been released on
hail Of $500. Investigation showed that
Names had been released 10y Magis-
tratc GcismHr, wiAo said he had ac-
ccptcd hail when told the man was
held only on a chargcrof attempted
suicide. \ general alarm was, sent out
for Names. No trace of him was
found.
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WHITE DOVE FOR HUGHES.
Barnes Introduces the oovsrwer a
Albany eerenade.

Albany, N. Y. Sept. 22.-Standing on
the broad stone steps Of the state cap
itol William Barnes. Jr.. Albany coun-
ty Republican leader, in introducing
Governor Hughes to a host Of sere-
naders pledged to the governor and
other candidates upon the Republican
state ticket the earnest support Of the
Albany county Republican organiza-
ton. Mr.. Barnes opposed the renomi-
nation Of Governor Hughes and at the
recent state convention worked for
the nomination OF James W. Wads-
worth, Jr., speaker Of the assembly,
for the office Of chief executive. But
bowing to the will Of the party. he de-
clared 1t becomes the duty OF the MI
nority to proceed in united column
against our opponents.
The Honesdale citizen. [volume] (Honesdale, Pa.) 1873-1908, 1908-09-24

Nominee Stated He Did Not Care For
Presidency IL II Had to Come by
Compromise In a Matter Of Principle.
Roosevelt Calls Accused Statesman .
Resolute Opponent of "Polieies Of In
ternal Reform"
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Mr.. Roosevelt ApoIoalzes.

Oyster Bay y. y, Sept. 22,-Prcsl-
dent Roosevelt invited Charles kurs-
man, the dry goods merchant Of this
village, who was treated with dis
courtesy by one of the secret service
men at the presidents reception last
Thursday, to Sagamore Hill and apol-
ogized TO him In person for the treat
ment Mr.. Kursman received.
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say. Il Was E.sv For J.ror..

New York, Sept. 22.-In his memo
randum TO Governor Hughes on the TO
port Of Commissioner Hand, who heard
the evidence in the proceedings foe
the removal Of District Attorney Je-
rome. Franklin Pierce OF counsel for
the petitioners makes the charge that
the entire hearing was conducted with
the predetermined intention of white
washing" the district attorney.
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Paris, Sept. %, A dispatch from
Lisbon announces that n great bull
fight was To have been held at NolIta.
In the course of the proceedings some
body opened the lnclosure in which the
bulls were confined, and twenty-five
OF the animals rushed out and charged
the spectators. Seven spectators were
killed and forty injured,
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NOTICE OFINCORPORATION.-No-
~ tice is hereby given that an application
will be made to the Governor of the Com.
monwealth of Pennsylvania on Monday.
October s, 1908, by Charles II. DortiiDger, f.
.. Hardenbergh, Martin b. Allen, Henry
under the Act of tbs Assembly Of the Com
monwealth Of Pennsylvania, entitled IAN
Act TO provide for the Incorporation and re-
gulation of certain corporations" approved
for the charter OF an intended corporation
to be called THE Citizen Publishing Com
pany, OF Honesdale, Pa, )" the character and
object OF which is TO publish newspaper and
conduct a general publishing and printing
business, and for these purposes to have,
possess and enjoy all the rights, benelts and
privileges OF the said Act OF Assembly and
its supplements.
l9w4 A. T. SEARLE,
Honesdsle, Pa, Sept. &, 1905. Solicitor.
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9lavar Eherhard on Trial.

Hackensack, N. j., Sept. 22.-Augus-
tus Eberhard, under indictment for
the murder Of Mrs. Ottilie Eberhard,
his aunt, and the attempted murder Of
Miss ottilie Eberhard, his cousin.
whom he is alleged to have lured to
this country from Austria with intent
to kill and rob them. was put on trial
haHa
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Milton and America.

Is is fitting that there should be q
counterpart OF the celebration In Eng
land Of the tercentenary Of the birth
Of John Milton on this side of the At
lantic. Englishmen Will duly COM
memorate his birthday, Dec. 8. n
somewhat belated honor to this re-
publican poet Leaving his fame as
a poet to take care Of itself, the people
Of this republic can acknowledge q
deep debt to him as the author Of the
which we have carried further on the
road to completeness than any other
nation on earth. The self government
for which Milton fought against coer-
Give feudalism long before he wrote
the poetry which placed him among
the immortals appears as the power
Of progress in every American COM
monwealth Of this century.
As teacher Milton Is the most H.
lustrious exemplar of that Puritan
type which left 30 deep an imprint
upon early American character. For
two centuries throughout New Eng
land and her offshoots Milton's para
disc LOST was read more universally
and more attentively than any other
volume. with the exception Of the b.
BILE and Bunyan's "Pilgrtm'a Prog
ress." Everywhere as the republic
grew serious and studlous the New
Englander felt himself uplifted and
encouraged as he recognized in NIL
ton that unity of piety. virtue and wis
dom with melody and" beauty which
makes the true seer.
Great, however, as our debt may be
to Milton, the singer OF lofty and In
spring note, our highest obligation IL
TO the prose, 80 long neglected abroad
because practically outlawed at home,
In which he fought for representative
government "IIe who IL not trusted
with his own actions (his drift not be-
ing known tp he cylll and standing to
the hazard OF the law and penalty has
NJ better III. ument to think himself
rcputcd In the commonwealth wherein
he was born than II he were fool or
a foreigner" wrote Milton in the years
when the power of autocracy was
most insolent. In that single sentence
turks the whole principle Of our Dec
laration OF Independence, and II Eng
land claims the poetry OF the man who
pcnned It We alone have used his poll
tics so MS TO lie able TO claim him as
pioneer commonwealth builder
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Hs. Work. Closed BY Strike.

Danbury. Conn, Sept. 22-Employ-
ees Of the hat factories Of E. A. NAL
lory & Sons and II. McLachlan q Co.
quit work because their demands for
money deducted from their pay en-
velopes TO pay for hats damaged In
course OF manufacture were refused.
Following this action the forming mills
were shut down.
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Trenton, n. j., Sept. 22.-Attorney
General Gaskell expressed the opinion
that the law prohibiting the sale Of
liquor on any day on which a general
special or municipal election Is brlu-
held applies to tOday's primary clrc-
tiOn.
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BASEBALL.
Games Played In the National and the
American Leagues.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At Now York lttshurg, .. New York
/ Ru''orIos-Willis and Gibson: Mathew
son aui Br,snHhin.
~ Rdo!phia-Chicago. 3: Philadel-
uhll | 10 inuinEsl I'atterios-Rroh. Ov.
cram and king. Sparks and Dooin.
Second Gamo-Chicago. 5; Philadelphia.
2. Ruttoriys-Conklcy and Killing, McQuil-
lin and Doom.
At Erpokvn-rrooklyn. s; st. Louis q
Batteries -kuckor aud Farmer. Sallee,
Lush. Raymond and Bliss.
At boston Cincinnati. 3: Boston. 8.
Rattorics-O'Toole. pubec and Schlei;
Ferguson, Graham and Bowerman.
cTANIINg or TIE ,-TJ-na
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Escannhn, Mich, sept -. Forest
fires, thuush checked Icy light rains on
Friday, broke out anew, and four vii.
lagcs north Of Escanaha are surround
cd 10y hamcs The villages threatened
are Nlagarn, Guinness, Foster City and
IIermansVillc.
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Washington, Sept. 22.-Orders were
issued directing Colonel William +.
Stewart. now at Fort Grand, Ariz., to
report nt Washington TO 20 before a
retiring board
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CATTLE-Supply light; market strong.
but slow, choice, $iaGl5 prime. $5.Ba6;
veal calves t>ns y.
HOGS Receipts fair; market strong;
primo h-uvirs s.. iUa7.jO; mediums, s. ia
7gp. heavy Workers, s7.l5a725; Hight York
crs sjlooGN; pigs, S.5pa5.75 roughs. s.. 80
az -
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orvllIs WRIGHT ch..rtuI

Washington, Sept. 22.-Although suf-
ferIngfr"m rcstlessness, Orvllle Wrights
condition IL satisfactory. lie succeed.
ed In getting several hours sleep, ana
after the news of his brother WIlbur's
record breaking flight In France was
shown hun he was In better splrlts.
The Honesdale citizen. [volume] (Honesdale, Pa.) 1873-1908, 1908-09-24

Chelsea, Mass Sept 22.-when the
owners OF the property destroyed in
the fire In the lumber yard district
made careful estimates It was found
that the total loss would amount 10
nearly 100000. This. following 40
closely on the conhagratIon OF lant
April, Is severe 6l0x to the city.
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II. Q. HAND, President
wM. D. HOLMES Vice President,
II. 8. SALMON, Cashier,
W. J. WARD. Asst Cashier

hsbit.
Cultivate the n habiL n 70 m tier how much
you nnake-it 10 the one sure way to indo-
pendence.
You will md courteous treatment and
am pie securitv the
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PRESIDENT ON DUTY TODAY.
His Vacation Period at Oyster Bay
Comes TO q Close.

Comes to q Close.
Oyster Bay. n. Y, Sept. 22.-Presi-
dent Roosevelt today ended his vaca-
ton and, with his family and execu-
tive stan, left for Washington. The
party went by special train to Long
Island City, thence by tug around Man
haitian to Jersey City, where a special
train was in waiting.
No formal farewell had been pro-
pared by the residents of Oyster Bay.
but practically every one In town was
at the railway station to see the presi-
dent depart and say farewell to him.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
At Detroit Boston, 1: Detroit. T. Bat
tcrios- -Burchcll and Crigcr: killian and
Thomas
At Clcvcland-Clevelnnd 8: New York,
3. Rattorics-BerEer and Bemis Lake
and blair.
At Chcago-ChcaGo. 2; Philadelphia. O
tt,ri,s-Walsh and Sullivan: Schlitzer
and Powers.
AT St Lous-St Louis, 5; Washington.
o. Rattcries-P Powell and Spencer; Kee-
ley and street.
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Washington. sept. 22.-On account or
the rapid spread of cholera in Russia
Surgeon General Wyman Of the public
health ana marine hospital service has
decided TO send to that country an
agent of the bureau who will Ike chOl.
.rn aNtprt
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Boston, Sept. 22.-A rumor was cur
rent in society that Theodore Roose-
Welt. Jr., the presidents son, and Miss
Carrie Mum Of Washington are en-
uuppl
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Mrs, Ann. ps p.v.tsr We'd. Aosir.

JohnstOwn. y, Y, Sept. 20. - Mrs.
Anna q. Ross DE Peystcr OF New
York, seventy years old and already
twice widow. was married at her
country home here {" Ernest Bolton. q
twenty y-six-year-old insurance broker.
also OF New York.
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Washington, Sept. 22.-All the limo
typ" and monotypc operators In the
government printing office after Oct. l
viii receive 10 cents more per hour,
making their daily wages $3.50 instead
OF 81.
The Honesdale citizen. [volume] (Honesdale, Pa.) 1873-1908, 1908-09-24

With American wives bossing Nings
around the house the question Shall
the people ruler' seems a trife am
biguous.
The Honesdale citizen. [volume] (Honesdale, Pa.) 1873-1908, 1908-09-24

That G. A. Il. wet who ran away
with a young woman to get married
had the true soldiers impatience with
long drawn out formalities.
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The Russian church has again de
nounced Tolstoy, hoping thus to belit-
tie him In the eyes Of the common but
superstitious people, who love him. It
ordered the peasants to abstain from
honoring Tolstoy's forthcoming birth
day on penalty Of losing their souls
through the Judgment OF God. Perhaps
there never existed man who In his
lifetime was no beloved and so VEN
Grated NJ Count Leo Tolstoy, And the
wonder OF It Is that II Is all the result
OF his moral teaching, his profound
thought and his beautiful personal life.
The Honesdale citizen. [volume] (Honesdale, Pa.) 1873-1908, 1908-09-24

Every week day is labor day, but
only once year is there big pro
cession down on the bills"
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White Plague Fair Opens.

Washington, Sept, 22.--What is prac.
tlcally II worlds fair on tuberculosis
was formally opened nt the New Ma
tional museum In this city.
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The famine In chorus girls in New
York and in schoolma'ams In oklaho-
ma may he significant only In that It
oecuS during leap year.
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New Malay Opium Cure
Being Distributed Free by New
NoPk QoClafN-

YORK society.
Cooperating with missions In Malay
sia, the Windsor Laboratories of New
York have secured a supply of the Won
SO much to revolutionize the treatment
Of the opium habit.
! A generous supply of the new remedy,
together with full Instructions for its
use, and United States consular reports
bearing on the subject will be sent to
any sufferer. To obtain free supply
Of this remedy and the consular reports,
addressWindsor Laboratories, Branch %,
1874 East 25th Street. New York City.
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4 seems that the boomers Of the
affinity craze forgot that this Is the
original shotgun country, =
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NOTICE OF INooRPoRA TON No

IN tice is hereby given that snapplIcation
will be made to The Governor OF the Com
monwealth OF Penna., Friday, September
%, 1905, by Harry j. Atkinson, Sadie b. At
OF Assembly of the Commonwealth OF Penn
sylvanla, entitled IAN Act TO provide for the
Incorporation and regulation Of certain
corporations" approved April 20, 1874, and
the supplements thereto, for the charter OF
an intended corporation Ia be called, "The
Atkinson Box and Lumber Company" the
character and object OF which IL 10 manu-
facture lumber, boxes, shocks and parts OF
sess aud enjoy all the rights, benefits and
privileges OF said Act OF Assembly and it's
supplements. A. Il. SEARLE,
Solicitor.
Honesdale, Pa, Sept. ], 1905. lswA