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The Honesdale citizen. [volume] (Honesdale, Pa.) 1873-1908, 1908-07-09
COMMITTING BY AlRSHIP.
Practicable Now to Go to Business on
Aeroplanes, Says A. M. Herring.

Aeropianes, Says A. M. Herring.
A. NJ. Herring and Captain Thomas
s. Baldwin, both Of whom Hrc build.
ing nirships for the United States gov.
ernment, the former an aeruplnnc and
the latter q dirigillo balloon. have CX.
pressed keen interest in the recent
remarkable flight Of twelve hours over
Switzerland by Count Zeppelin In hi
dlriglblc nirshlp, carrying fourteen
men
THE dirlgible balloon is here to
stay" said Captain BALDWIN. Its sue.
cess has only begun tp appear and
greater triumphs will ho sccu withla
short time There can u1 longer by
any dr"ht that the worst problems oi
| air Navigation have been solved. and
thr time is almost upon Us when the
airship will I've n practical necessity
\. NJ. Herring. whose interest lies
more In the neruplnnc type Of machine,
said:
"1he dirigihlc balloon and the aero
| plane will certainty hc developed side
| by side for practical purposes. Both
! will lc the war HirShips of the future.
/ The diririllo. which will naturally hc
much the larger "a the two. will repre-
sent the hat,lcship oi the ocean. carry
Ing 4 nunh"r of mon with plenty Of
stores and supplies. lille the acruplanc
will represent the torpedo and scouting
boats"
At the coming tests in August nj
Fort Mycr the roycruncn will test
| 80.
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OFFICIAL GLOBE TRoTTER.
Cars Envoy at Sixty-one Walks
From CHICAGO to New York.

Carrying tn" weight Of siNty-onr
years and the story If an ancient an
restry, II. j. NJ. Nikoloil recently ar
rived at New York after pleasant
months walk from Chicago. He is the
czar's representative and has Travelled
III all lands studying all peoples. He
created sensation when. with an In
tcrpreter, he reached the Wnldurf-As-
turiu. Nikulua's Whiskcrs, though un-
carcssed by barber In thirtytwo
years, contain not n single birds nest
Nikolon says his father Is lis, his
mother Ia and his brother is 90 years
old. Ills grandfather, only 40 years
old, expects 10 live twenty-five years
| mole.
Held prisoner for ransom by bandits
in Xnn2Ilar. escape hy poisoning the
drinking water Of his guards, subsist-
cncc on snakes after he got free, cap
turcd by Turkish soldiers, liberated
ard sent with escort of troops, cap
turcd ly Raisuli. who killed his escort
audiences with the empress of China
| and the emperor Of Japan and many
| other interesting things are on his rec
ord book.
He has Travelled 81 the cars repre-,
| sentative for eight years.
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Transfers of Real Estate

Anthony Rickert aud wife to Aleck Sea-
man, May 8. 1903. Te Xss, e2dO.
VIM. II. smith and wife to George Mack
ley aud F. $. Coon. May II, 1915. Texas
Sl,2O.
Earl Rockwell and wife to Katie vann'
van. May o, 1908. Lake. t7oO.
James a. Miner and wife to Edwsrd A.
sgnO.
Edward weiderest and wife 10 Alexan.
| der Correll May IL. 1908. Hawley. 500.
terer and Joseph Mitterer. May 20, 1905
| Preston. $3.50.
James A. Eigart and wife to John Nc
Farland. May 70, 1905 Lake. $500.
| Victor =. Bartleson and wife to Ebert f..
Selatt. May q, 1908. Preston. e85.
| Emeline Ed wards ct al to Chas A. Frick
ard Harry f.. Frlck. May 0, 1908. Sterling.
400.
ii. W. Brown and wife to A. L. weloh.
May -, 1905. Clinton. tl50.
II, W. Sanford and wife to Mary Il. Vim
cent. May 10, 1908; Preston. S2e'.
,,as Ellen Cawley to F1spk as5 Bergman. May l.
Edgar &. Ensln and wife to c. G. shaftsr
May 4, 1908. Lake. $3.50.
| George J. Weidner and wife TO Michael
weidner, Jr. May 9. 1908. Texas. s2,bOO.
+, Kellogg. May l, 1908. Preston. $500.
Frederick Boch and wife to Peter OFT.
May 3, loOS. Palmyra. ssOO.
| Edward F.. Hooker, Jr, to Albert N. Say
er. May 6, 1908. Dreher. $4,000.
| Edward Hooker, Jr, to Albert N. Sayer
May @, 1908. Dreher. slOO. .
Henry Reiiler to Frank ID. Goodnough
and Chester Goodnough. May :, 1905. Ore
| gou. S2.C5J.
Elwood Knapp and wife to Chas. Dennis
| May :, 1908. Lebanon. $500.
Oliver Tresler and wife ID Ralph Randall.
| May II. 1908. Waymart. $500.
| Isaac B. Garrett and wife to William @.
Garrett. May II, 1908. Berlin. o.. 500.
Frances d. Bronson to Steve seny and
naan. tl,90O.
oil yer Freer and wife to Frank Hauen.
berry and Clinton. $500.
Charles II. Schadt and wife to The Y oung
Women's Christian Association. May IL.
1905. Lake. &3.O00.
Oscar f. Bunnell and wife to Allie B.
| Mills. May 10, 1903. Honesdale. tl,600.
Samuel A. Myres and wife to oakley 8.
Tyner. May l, 1908. Manchester. Sia6.
Administrators Of Catherine Klenok to
Minor Brown. May 18, 1905. Palmyra. $500
Charles W. O'Eeill to William J. Arrigau.
May q 1908 Mt. Pleasant. s2.7O0.
Paul McGranaghan and wife to Hugi
MeGranaghan. May %, 1908. Mt. Pleassn
5000
Frank Corey ct al to John Chamberlain.
May 2j, 1908. Lake. ~, ,1b0.
Margaret Weber to Edward T. SeileG
May 2j, 1908. uswley. $500.
William Frey and wife to Luther ant
John f.. Frich May 10. 1908. Dreher. $500
Luther FTich TO John L. FIich. May q
1908. ID Dreher. $500.
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Maplewood.

july 9TH. Rev. J. a. Rosenbrrger
gave gu'd talk yesterday afternoon,
to II barge congregation on I'll yIuus that
are O.d." He spoke especially of Ca
ward Christian Soldiers, Jesus Lover OF
my Soul, aud Rock OF Ages
Fred y. Gibbs aud family, of ScrAn.
ton, aud Miss Cara iibbs spent the 1 Ia
9th their parents here.
Miss Nerrie HHllock, OF Duumore,
spent Sunday with Mrs. VIM. Sharpe.
O, T.. sharpe held service at Dutch
Fats yesterday.
H. A. Council. the jeweler OF Scran
ton, presented Grace Church with ii liue
wall glook.
The families of Il. NJ. Black, William
Sharpe aud Rev. J. q. RoSenDerger held
Atm OF July outing AT the home of r.
s. keene.
4. A. Ruddy aud family, of Scrantor
are spending few weeks at their
tage at Lake Henry.
Camp meeting Will be held from Au
ust l9ih 10Th inclusive this year. 4 =,
bishop aud II couple OF new speakers vii
bs present. Tents otn be secured 10y
writing Rev. j, Il. Rosenberger.
Mrs. .. p. Sharpe entertained heI
brother, Earl Olmstead, oi scranton, yes
| terday.
Lake Henry was flooded with fisher
meu the I,h. All of the boats were on
aud Ms many more could have been used
| The trains home-bound were paokel
last evening with those staying over.
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This is what Hon. Jake Moore. State Ward.
en. Of Georgia, says OF Kodol for nyspepsla
"E. e, Dewitt 4 Co., Chicago, lu.--Dear
SiTs-l have suffered more than twenty
months ago 1 had grown 30 much worse
| that could not digest crust OF corn bread
and could not retain anything on my
stomach. lost 70 lbs; In fact 1 made up
| time wnen friend of mine recommended
KodOl. consented TO try 1t 10 please him
and vas better in one day. ] now weigh
n"iter health imam Tor many years. Kodol
did 1t. keep bottle constantly, and write
! this hoping that humanity may be Denented'
| Yours very truly, Jake q. Moore, Atlanta,
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Democratic Rational Convention.


The dispatches In our news columns
give q summary Of the situation at Den.
YER, preceding the opening Of the DEM
ocratio National convention Ia that city.
At noon ON Tuesday the Convention
opensd. Theodore A. Bell, OF CGlifor-
MIA, was chosen Temporary Chairman.
The members OF the various committees
we're named, but contests In the Pennsyl-
vAnla delegation interfered with the re
presentation on these. A resolution
was adopted expressing the deep sorrow
Of the Convention at the death OF eI-
President Cleveland, and as q further
mark Of respect to his memory the Con
vention adjourned until Wednesday
noon.
After the adjournment tho several
committees proceeded with their labors
n 49, srl
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Our New Caviare Producers.

Strang, Aoii's are told of many
queer fish, hut fcW fish are queerer in
appearance or stranger In their habits
than the nav caNilre producer of the
lower Mississippi. II has us many
names as Il cuuilcrcc man, and few
thieves ever clud"d justice ms persist
emily as this species has concealed its
development from the naturalist says
Charles Il. Stnckard in the July Cen
tury. In Louisiana 1t Is known ns bill
fish, billdum ana radilcish, In Mlssis-
sippi spoon billed eat or spoon"y and
In Arkansas ~ tn" spoon bill or spoon
IN sturgeon. The lakes and rivers of
these three statrs supply NJ present
much of the cuy.;r" AMI dried stur
Guul OF the maT,,r.S. ruli iolun spa
tula IL the !ignil.r tile 10y which the
spoon bill t. known to uuturaIl3,H,
though the word 'pol!olon" signifies
many toothcd, while the fish has no
teeth.
The Honesdale citizen. [volume] (Honesdale, Pa.) 1873-1908, 1908-07-09

A Chicago firm of contractors is
about 10 Undertake what is said TO be
the greatest house moving task on re-
cora The operation is part OF the
cleaning up work on the eite Of the new
t2U 600 OUO station of the Northwestern
Railroad. A five story brick and steel
bulldlug 100 feet wide by 160 feet long,
weighing about 1000 tons is to be NOV
ed distance OF about half a block. The
job Will cost $50, 900 and will require
three months. The house is 10 be roll
ed along on railroad iron by means Of
hand JACKIE.
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Probably tbs oldest delegate to the
rec REPUBLICAN convention was Dh,
vid Rankin, OF Missouri, who has amass'
od u fortune of three mlllio On dollars
~lhont speculation. 1t is believed be
Is tho most extensive farmer in the
worii. ilc succeeded by being frugal
industrious, saving aud investing his
SAVINGS judlcIously. The area OF the
drew county, No. is 25, GAO acre 9, all Of
which Ia under cultivation. Rankin
was "a poor when a boy that no went
barefoot a great part Of each summer
until he was % years old.
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NLERKs NOTICE IN BANKRUPrOY
~ In the District Court OF the United
states for the Middle District OF Pennsylva-
MIA. Charles W. Mckinney, OF South Ca
rupt under the Act OF Cong ress OF July J.,
1908. having applied for full discharge from
all debts proVsble against his estate under
said Act. notice Is hereby gwen TO all known
creditors and other persons IN interest, 10
said District, on the I'D day OF July, 1905. at
10 clock In the forenoon, TO show cause, II
any they have. why the prayer OF said petit
toner should not be granted.
EDWARD X. W. 9EARLE, Clerk
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Dreher.


JULY 6th.-Raymond Krauter and
Allen Heberling started this A. n. on q
"trip TO the West, probably for Alaska.
Both are young men and we wish them
success.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Peet have an
other boarder, q baby girl born early On
July 9Th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Beeecker, of
Gouldsboro are the proud "Pa and Ma
OF wee baby boy that the stork left in
their care. just recently.
II. A. Lancaster has been quite sick
lately from complaints incident to OLD
ege. At this writing he is somewhat
better.
Henry Seig 'is seriously i'll OF heart
trouble and dr0pey. The chances for
his recovery are doubtful.
Miss Alice Cross aud Mrs. Denton, OF
New York City are guests of Mary
Gross.
There were picnics at the Hemlock
Grove church in Greeutown and ct
LaAnun, on July 4'h, and q dance in
Miller's hall in the evening. These with
fair supply OF fireworks, served the
purpose for day of pleasure for old
and young America.
At tho annual commencement at
P5rkiomen Seminary in Montgomery
county, Pa, the following named pu-
pills from the township OF Dreher,
Wayne county, aud Greentown, Pike
county. passed very creditable examin
aNons and without any conditions. Mise
Edith SImons. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. J. SImons. was one Of the graduates
of q class of hfty nine and stood first iu
lher class. Miss Muriel Smith passed tC
sthe senior class and will be a pupil al
the East 9troudsburg State Normal
Masses Violet Somers and Grace Saw
yer passed in the middle year class anC
are qualified 70 teach. All were pupilI
at the ewfoundland high school. and
it is q vegy good showing OF the profici
ency Of former teachers.
The weather for this section OF coun
Ary ia excessively hot, but hne for hay
ipg and the growing crops.
Labor help is scarce.
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The Usage Indians as a tribe are said
to be the richest people on earth. When
it IL known that the poorest one OF them
IL possessed OF at least t4O 600. there
will ba not few white men who will
rasret that they were born handsome
insG1ai OF Osages. The government
allotung con mission is preparing to
MAKO a final division OF tribal lands
owned 10y tho Osages in Oklahoma, and
whon the work is done each Indian will
have eight hundred acres, besides an
intcrcst III tribal funds amounting u
sHvrral million dollars.
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\ Cnicago public school has solved
the vexIng question of how TO apparel
young girl graduates without arousipg
envy and bitterness on the part OF the
poorer pupils. The solution was simple
epough-a uniform style OF dress was
decided upon, the materials were pur-
chased and the girls were set to work,
under the supervision OF a sewing
teacher, making their own frocks. The
result ia satisfaction all round and @
suitable gown for each of the thirty
three graduates. The dresses cost about
t2 a piece. Each suit is described Gs
being comp osed OF killed skirt and
jumper and a guimpe OF thin white
material, trimmed with lace and medal
lions.
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in and the casing and lathing COM
menced. Under cover the concrete
hardened rapidly. soom becoming as
homogeneous and firm as solid rock.
Indeed when IL hee since been found de-
sirsble in making changes 10 the in-
terror plan to cut doorway or win
dow, the tack has been found well-nigh
i'm possible; much more difficult, in fact,
than TO remove the same amount OF
eolid stone The hotel was ready Tor
the "houee W warmiDg". on the frst Of
July, 1858, Mr. Bronson, having by this
time transferred his interest III tie en-
terpriso TO Mr.. Allen. During that day
the house was visited by hundreds oil
our citizens, who were courteouely az
forded every opportunity for an i'll
spection Ct the various rooms, and VINO
expressed themselves as highly gratified
with the conveniences provided for the
accommodation Of the ~ayfarer and
the sojourner.
The grand and formal reception took
place 10 the evening, An immense crowd
having assembled in response to invita-
tions extended by the committee, Miles
l.. Tracy, Robert N. Torrey and William
Ii. Ham. at this function, after re.
freshments had been served at eiFh
o'clock, the gift OF the lot was supple
mented by the presentation OF mosl
generous pursc. Tnere we're spec nee
and responses, fluctuations all around
and congratulations and good WISHES
galore. And at an advanced hour, after
the older and more sedate guests had
taken their departure the younger poi
ticn of the assemblsgo rounded out this
red letter day and night with a most ell
JOY able dance.
Had the eemi-centenpial of that gals
occasion been celebrated by O COLDER
jubilee, alas. how few OF the origina
participants could have been present t
exchange greetings after such lapse o.
yearsi NoE ani then one may NEE
upon the street u gray haired father ol
matron who, then in the first flush o
young manhood or womanhood. caf
now recall their share in the festivities
Of the event A few others are scattered
throughout the world. completing thei
tale OF years let us hope in happiness ant
contentment, and giving an occasions
thought to that episode in their youth
tul lives; but the great majority cal
only be counted among the loved AM
lost. 1t is more pathetic to summon bt
fore the minds eye nearly forgotten
faces than to recall nearly forgottei
facts.
Mr.. Allen has been in his grave thirty
three years, and his excellent helpmeet
that most lovable woman, Aunt Bet
sey," was long since land beside him ii
Glen Dyberry. Their names are stil
household words. however, as are thos
of some others. departed and remaining
whose lives were interviewer with tn
history of the Allen House, and U
whom more particular mention must b
reserved for another article.
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A "BilI" Cnmpainn.

hill l'ryan nni lin Tafl We call each
lilll, and where's the harm?
I'M las % hearty, honest sound, cXprcss-
Ing admiration warm
We've had our William candidates and
praised them well with voice and
quill,
But now's our chance TO pin our hopes
unto n candidate named Bill
bil tart and BIZ Bryan! We call each
bill. and where's tho hurt?
Bill has sturdy, whole suulcd ring. and
We who use It are not pert.
we've mad our William presidents, re-
Vered them then. revere them still.
But now IL looks as II wen have next
term president named Bill
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Just q little Oasoas Wset ID all that ls neces.
sary to give your baby when II 10 cross and
peeVl1h. CaSoasWeet contains no opiates
nor harmful drugs ana is highly recon-
mended by mothers every where. Conforms
10 the National Pure Food and Drug Law.
Sold by PEiL, The Druggist.
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COUNTY.
FOR REPRBsENTATIvR.
w. r. PERHAM, Of Preston.
ron SHERIFF,
N. LEE BRAAAN, OF Honesdale.
ron PRoTHoHoTARY, ETC,
WALLACE J. BARNES, Of Berlin.
FOR REaIsTER AND RECORDER,
ALFRED .. BLAKE, Of Bethany.
voR COUNTY oohAIssIoERRs,
J.K. HoRNBECK, Of Equinunk,
THOMAS q. MADDEN, Of Dreher.
FOR COUNTY AUDrrons,
ARTHUR ". LARRABEE, Of starucca
W. BROCK LKsAER, Of Sterling.
FoR DISTRICT ATTORNEY,
MYRON 4. sIMONs, OF Honesdale.
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Steene.

Steene.
July 6th.--i. Z. Haley, treasurer of
the Promptul school district, received
last week from the Auditor General S
department at Harrisburg, a check for
$3.50 10. being the portion of state ap-
preparation due said district for the
school year, ending June, 1908 the
above being about $3.50 more than WAS
ever appropriated before.
Miss Olive Haley returned home Sat
urday, after a three weeks visit with
her sister at Deposit.
Washington TennRnt, OF Waymart,
spent Sunday here.
A box social will be held at the III. Z.
church, Steenc, Monday evening, July
18Th. Each lady will kindly put up II box
to be auctioned off. All are cordially
invited.
Miss Pearl Swingle. of this place, has
accepted position at Waymart.
Messrs. Frank Pierson, Hunting Lord,
at Steene, Sunday.
Our old bach Is getting ready Tor a
helpmate, AS he Is purchasing COWS and
poultry by tho wholesale OF late.
| Richard Duffy had three beautiful
pigs taken sick last Friday morning and
| before night they were all dead. A day
or two before Mr.. Duffy took his poii
DdTTel out Oh Jue CelldT, duu tu'hhIhB thh'
| u little brine would not hurt the pigs,
dumped the contents OF the pork barrel
into the swill barrel. Pigs will do with
very little salt until they 20 into a.
| barrel themselves.
W. X Spry has sold his farm at Keen,
to w. j. VanBushkirt, of Wilkes Barre
| Consideration, SO, 600.
What might have been serious mis
! take one evening last week to Mr.. hnC
Mrs. Stephen Kagler, by dumping no!
| of hot ashes into barrel which set III
au outbuilding ad dining their residence,
| WAS avCrted by the ever @atchlul eye a
Mrs. Elizabeth kagler, Mr.. kagler'.
mother. 1t seems that she had not retlr
| ed, 1t being Il very warm aud close night
About midnight Mrs. KsgIer dIscovere,
| through her open window smoke ell
oircllng the house, aud upon arousii's
the rest Of the family, 1t WAS found tina
the outhouse was mass of ilames
Mrs. Magolaski, their nearest nelghbor
| who had not retired for the night, d!s
| covered the fire about the same time Il.
Mrs. kagler did and with their tlneiN
| assistance it WAS soon extlLgulshed. Ii
being quiet still night the fire WAS kept
confined to the small building, which
| WAS totally destroyed. Had there heei
any wind blowing nothing could have
saved the house. Something laughHb!,
about the fire occurred when Mrs. Mag
ollski aroused her husband. He started
right oil with just his night clothes on
/ but on getting about ha,f way ie seeinrt
TIA awake and realize that he was thini!
Clad to fight II fire and had to return 10
his wearing apparel, which made IL de
! lay Of several minutes but lac got Iher
just the same.
The Honesdale citizen. [volume] (Honesdale, Pa.) 1873-1908, 1908-07-09

THE maddest man in Michigan lives
ia Detroit. He was left one hundred
thousand dollars in his uncle's will and
the estate settled up just seventy dol.
lars lesa than nothing.
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y man convinced against his " i'll
Is of the same opinion still;
His wife convinced against hsr will
Ia not convinced. nor even sill.
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Ask for Aliens Foot Ease.

A pow !ur for swollen, tired, hot, smart
| ing lrrt. sample sent FREE. Also Free
S.Impl" of IA" Fuur-tN~E SANITARY Cons
| PAD, a E"w invention. AduTcsS, Allen ).
| OlmstrUd, Lrltuy, y. \.
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The New Separate Skirt for 1908, at
MENNER & 90. 3 stores combine style,
comfort and economy. All new pro-
ductlons. 90
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SAYs the Hor. David b. Hill. There
is no DE- mocThtIc party" be ought 70
know ne wHs Que Of the principal uu'
deTthkere.
The Honesdale citizen. [volume] (Honesdale, Pa.) 1873-1908, 1908-07-09

Bert Barber. OF Elton. wis, says: / have
only taken four doses Of your Kidney and
Bla ODER Pills and they have done ioT me
| am still taking the pills ~ l want q per-
feot cure" Mr.. BARBER refers 70 DeWltt's
Kidney and Bladder PilIS. Sold by PEIL,
The DruRRiat
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Here is Relief for Women.

Mother Gray q nurse in New York, dis
covered an aromatic. pleasant herb cure for
Women's Ills, called Australian Leaf. II 10
the only tain regulator. Cures female
weaknesses and Baoksohe, Kidney and
Bladder aud Urinary troubles. At al Drug
gluts or by mail 900. Sample FREE. A.
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Additional trains leave Car Dondalc for May
neld Yard at $50 a. m. daily, and 53S p IN daily
except sunday. Additional trains leave May
feld Yard for Carbonate 6 IS a III daily and s -
p. IN. daily except sunday.
J. c. ANDKRsos, j. Z. WELSH
Trafnc Manager, Travelling Agent,
SO Beaver ST., New York. Scranton, Pa
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Menner Il Co. will close out an odd
lot OF Wool Jacket Saits ut lees than
half price. "a
The Honesdale citizen. [volume] (Honesdale, Pa.) 1873-1908, 1908-07-09

The new lOag liovos. "a AK and Kid
- be had at aENEEk q 90. s. 6,6
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State OF Pennsylvania, County of Wayne, %.
|, II. Scott Salmon, Cashier of the above
named Company do solemnly swear that the
above statement is true to the best Of nv
knowledge and belief.
(Slgned,) II 8. SALMON, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me-. this
I'D day OF May, 1908.
(Slgned,l ROBERT A. SMITH, N. p.
Notarial Seal.
Correet-Attest:
(5igned.) II. Q. HAND,
(SignedO II. J. CON0ER, Directors.
(signed,) r. +. KIABLE,