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COAST
FOREIGN

American diplomatic agents in European car
itals will watch Balkan crisis and at critica
moment President Roosevelt will suggest arbi
tration. PAGE
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SUBURBAN

Alameda county board
PEELED 70 abdicate power
trict attorney
Rider gets away with
tation to test its speed.
Prominent educators "
stitute.
Southern Pacific wants
line in Clement avenue, 4
Trial Of Cashier Kane,
ment. has begun.
Judge Ogden testines al
Martin for dynamiting no
Stanford university Y.
will have smoker.
Woman student at Star
co4oIoosra v,fcfTre
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Pertinent questions for Hearst. p
thirty cent proposition. p
Spring Valley uncovers. p
Two versatile statesmen. p
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SPORTS

Stanford rooters will celebrate in San Fran
cisco after intercollegiate football game in
Berkeley. Page o
Australian Rugby players will come 10 San
Francisco in January or February before return
ing to Vancouver. Page o
Greek letter baseball mines play, the Kappa
Sigmas winning 20 10 4. Page 9
The Harvester wins year old division of
rich Kentucky futurity. Page 10
Seals take opening game from Oaks and Angels
win handily from Beavers. Page 10
Cubs and Giants must play OF their disputed
game tomorrow afternoon Page 10
Tigers beat White Sox and march away with
the American league pennant Page 10
Two carloads Of horses reach En1eryvile from
north and racers in training for November
meeting. Page 10
President Roosevelt asked to be honorary
vice president of public schools athletic
league. Page
LABOR
Carpenters go QUITO strike on three Oakland
buildisgs. Page 8
MARINE
Liner Korea sails for the orient with more
than 900 passengers. Page 1S
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Pleasant Norat.

~EFTENHER ~th.-Nr. snd Mr. Killne-. Of
ItuDI'scI. VIA tbear cnilsren- are spend
liE so-De tine - IDuuss PkyD-A
~ ana srs T. l. Spencer sissai sunday
Dr. W. A sYercer snd family we're rue4-s
@ ih- I'rt mother. Mr. Grace ST'rDc+1-
Nrs- G-oise T. wllt,o1 is very much more
.,ouioItAhle a; this wrIiIuC. He1 dAuE hi+r.
Nfs- Avery. @ beihsuy. s;,-rt ys-l of last
u%-k vita ber.
G-r1ruo- Brown. @. -Bs-re. u stay
~ > Uuuth ~ Pleasant Mount
NJ Au1 E:s- Water Lske ulil aiieDs The
Y ---'- - J. Us114uE IL DuIDCre On Mon
[ 1.r & -tls w+-k.
~. --- 80. surfing have n ibei- guest
sex. ts-'uTE- A exkc5.T. pastor OF L NV reTsliy
q ~ ti--' -s-lzL t1grch- O. Nv \ uTk
10y a. = l-Kzo5er occupied lhe pulpit Of
LIZ FIe<b. .zllAu rbar,h be1- Lasi sunday
-Y-llIE-
Fofi. Loui. devotion IF t,eaDr bed in the
| Catholic church.
lite Lsale+' Aid Society Of the n. e
ctarch El-l meet wIlb Mrs. J. " Mus+e- on
/ Ihufs1sr A:IeTDoOn Of THE ueek.
Nrs- Martha klchzrdson. Uife Of the late
| william NiaE--- 1ae,1 Al the home Of Der
l LIet'-. Afs- Ete1eii 1AIulor. tael Saturday
| aii-TbuOil- AGED over tlEnin -lwo years MTs
| NlaEei uAs torn and lived beT lie here in
| the toHn- she WAr q slsieT Of Lew Rich
| ~ csun. Au- Leaves ODE slsier. MrE- LoTenEo
| Lake, Vi in2s glst-. For tEo yeRTt she Was
= uusi . te-ples. Iursh3. and for tie lsst
| ul-f- r'',liI- use cared iOT IN tie home tf
| kServIt IEI1tor. iron whose re.1deuc- the
| uDelAl ipOk p-A-r OF Monday AFTERNOON
| uuuGuci-1 l.. rS-y. l. 4. \ ant lAInp-D- OF To,
i N / ttLI,h- ste NA- lKi1 TO Ie-1 ty TIE
| -l1r o. ttI IiA1rIis AZ HlIl=l5- cemetery.
| We Ale requested 10 Aunoune~ ihAi The
| ueXi Aenneoy reunion ulll m--eI ID CATp-D-
i isTt II ose. uloucAle- on August lsih. lRta
| The tf1lt-rs elected we're Pres 1eui- Fred
h-nn-1y Se-creisry. }. u k-nuedy: Trese
uTef. Fhilip kenDe1y.
The drought her-,snouts is getting TO Tee 9
| matter for serious uald-TAIIOn-
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SEIT 9ih.-There viii be an ice cream
s1cI.i at the home Of Mrs. w Mills OF
Wednesday oNeGing, S=pt- lG q. for the
benefit Of the new chapel
Albert Odell has tie finest piece Of
corn 10 be seen IN Wayne county. He
nss also erected q large silO, and hA-
fodder sufficient 10 winter twenty cove
he also has seversl hundred bushels OF
corn.
Fro@i here lAsi week, damaging corn
and buck Shest
Jahu short Is improving his property
Slla "a paint brush.
Farmers are busy 10 this section gath
erlLg their corr ABd burk heat. Ib'
latter viii be only d thIrd Of 8 crop.
Mr and Mrs Wp Gift. OF Carbon
sale. hsve returned home. after pRssio Z
two weeks with relatives here. The Ia
Iner lie well stocked with fish stories.
Norman arnold has returned 10 Car
bondHle after week e vlsIt with his fz-
her here.
Geo Chapman. who spent 3 week here
Sith relatives, has returned TO Carbon
dale
Last Wednesday morning when Mr.
psLi-is went 20 his barn be found q ian
i@rD AID several pieces Of rope by the
| rOEdslde, In front of the building. There
Was light IN the lantern. There hss
oeen 10 Call for the artIcles. Mr. Dan
| i-ls l. now sleeping with one eye open.
sw waltlng q return of the my sterious one
Frank Magloski. Who Is operating 9
| threshing machine IN tkiH section, ssyt
that oats are only about half q crop.
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Beach Lake.

The flush OF the boarding season i.
past, yeI there will be some more guests
during the Year.
The drought seems to be local this
year and not general, some so near us are
having floods while We are really sdfI II
ing for lack Of rain
Mary Bradbury is visiting her grand
mother In Connecticut. aud from there
will go 10 the West Chester State Normal
school
Mr.. AID Mrs. Henry Hector came home
from Port Jervis TO visit his mother. who
was very ill On their arrival here theS
found that she had just gone 10 Port Jer-
vie 80 they missed each other.
Cnristoph Hitler IL very fee ble with the
infirnities Of Old AE-. HE daughter, Mr..
Diver OF Scranton. visited hun last week
Jobn Marshall has q little MASCULINE
addition 10 hi- family.
Mr.. and Mrs- Charles S,iry both have
the grip, or severe code.
MTs. Wheeler lie expected TO entertain
the Aid Society on the lG'h iust. Ii has
been dropped during July aud August.
The W. q. /. L. are contemplating II
trip 10 bawley 10 attend the convention
Much needed improvements are street
lamps and sidewalks- An improvement
Society would be good thing.
Elbert Beet who Recently returned
from the Philippine Islands, i- now Il
teacher OF mathematics III Boulder, Col
Nothing out of the ordiusry Just nos
transporting, the little fall crops having
been gathered. But soon more building:
are 10 be ereoted.
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Dame. Z. s.v.--. re.rs rs..sr Q. Graz.

O1Ene. - several Tears rector oi Grace
c---cl, t.ls 5c.-lrt
-1- p -=1 .'1 1lers- grnorlsI" card.
EL-c- z.tz to p.assniatioa letter. las
l-aF 10 re Am House for the past
I y Sva 5ssr-, has b>=n presented 70
Ca7- Jal=s H4a Posi ~ 4. :. Alien,
- w4.l as-e-'ss- .--ra iss Posi -ssn-
n = ngria. Is . asr3soa-ly ce.lc Z
l-.---rzs1. Wa L4sstrstlOas El---uE
til -..---l-r O. troops mar the Cs.ila
y y --l-E EtIr, ta- 5oDca-3Dzni =
r.. --u -. 49, - pl-irAIis ot Pres
"a l. llJ sId y saersls Seoti sod
4 -4-l. J; rI-es the n215s q tie
2 ~ CEc=-s g tie N Regiment. Pa
n 5rya ~. Corps ao3 the III -ers AMI
n-15,rs Of Conp-ny =. taones1sle
, tjla-1-I witt -r- suE 1se-neuts ~ which
Z tn asu..av 1.s 9 .ril -,gsi j W u the
tim t-r y -rs-I.i go printed. In
7 C-1r v-z ---z'--.- SIT sH-y-
. ass % -i-'ils-..c I.g :, ISL Rnd int-
i L I--i aa= -rs-a - Wssa!1gion
.L1'y - 1851 90 t-.lrs IL ciJs= ot
+ l>.- l.. II p. % kul-1 or ~y34ieI
ll .- a.-. 81. B---esvIiie. Bii K,..
S5--1 = .I-ala Ar-la;an s11 FREEZER
4 i-E-o--E. ln= Ns15r.sl vas 2 esentea
/ % taa .4-- SINUS. = 81 Rhlie the reg
~ - / r.4y .. + risK Sls,i5r.
y. &ay ls55 ali ~ a,cJnpsnie1
/ D TIE 'r., ,~.-- letter:
pE.r -la s.. tr- ur5-r- rr-i non
. ur--.l -.a| .il .r- 1t r-a 90 4 1rI,.- Ia '.-
. 10 l4-.-. -..--Hh % - 1EN 'EI.r o. OF
! r.uH4lr- - a... ,-e.-- afe.i =. - d memo
. 1.-l "' -I. -s-t. .- ..r : Hu.
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Conarnl of NAe EAArmn.

Resr Aa-srzl Sve-T VIII sir-ess
hnftles.1t7s is CO lis rAy q Mania
RAnr Aslnir1l STtntu-oe Ei-n sever
ar1o-e. C--uiae7S. uhioh a-e al-nos- as
f-e--isltje ns -,,e ldr s,..ss n S7e--r's
lea-- j. cpd1r - follow the -H-ne rau-s
Es fl- nlta the PAcl5c as Sauua- Gu1
fev A-ua-i-1as 1allere -..t t. ua-
Us-.' naval activity rac-ea5s war
VI -.-a-
y. -t,-. Is l-.ir question q -
------ % s.l7---> -A-- sr-.- .-g .---a
80. t---a =--urc-r - --.. --
- -. .4.lf-. Around LAT re--. --
cr7vi-E c7.A- l-- ,l~.-= ~
E-itlla ~ 'nsr gsn---- he a1s-- ~
nations ski-lur tIat z l-1-y BODY =
water have keoe1 i-.-a life - have
teen n.f.---e1 l,y th- -a1gl o,
J-u-r.-s south an Ce---s' America
have hcs, r,,. free r. Oh spain Nezico
IS grown s-4,le lu l-s cov,-ll-lan--
- -se- - mr. = - intel states
L.s 'as.l -.-... ..a-'. SD --ar---c v!-h
~ r..1 ez.5-. -l.-- - 40 -le = -
u- 'ip Ta-lfa hH- l.-y-. ,h1-crl into
.-s E ris c.rl-- spots 80 't.e rr--L
W -r y--a- % L. ------ O.. -l-.'I
t. s.-l,. -rarsFy---.a-. q a. that seen
Il -ha Pacific states Eve- Soc locke 81
Alaska has leen touched ~ the magic
wand ot Progress.
On toe western Shore os The great
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Clinton.

S4AAbo1.
SKPT. The Clinton Center Baptist
church has oeen improved by being re
pApered, which work Was done ia n yer Y
satisfactory manner 10y Messrs. Herns
and LoyerI, OF CarbondAle.
The high school comIneuced last Mon
day with Principal hald-rmaiI III charge.
Mrs. Lizzie karooe, who was so serious,
ly sick n few day ago, lie reported on the
gain.
Miss Hattie Sutton, OF Honesdale, ha-
oeen ii reeeut guest al w. =. Nortou'- aid
Mr.. ard Mrs. Sheldon Norton, OF due
willie, y. y, are guests al the saIu- place
Claude Arnold was chosen suprrluIen
| dent OF the Sunday school IL place OF
Warren T.. Norton, who leay-- today
for Factoryvllie Academy. where h- eI'
poets 10 attend school for the ueLt two
yeArs.
Tue Damn Reunion wAs held last SAtur
day al the home Of james Daun. Among
those from u distance were Merton '. h
Damn, and daughter. Mis- Matte, q
Waverly. y. !. Mr.. Dauu Was n mem
Der OF GO. ii, l.tA Penn "a Cavalry Reg!
meuI.
SprinEs aid w-lls that have not gone
! dry ia thirty years are reported useless
The third sou came TO gladden. the
I / O ne OF Mr.. ana Mrs- Orsou Lille, Aul
25d.
The Society os Farther LiGhts recently
elected Amanda Norton. President; lreD,
Curtis, Secretary, and Charles Sanders
| Treasurer.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Adams
4 Sept. let, son.
5. :. Drake and Msrou Norton ar,
painting Ih-IT houes.
Wm- II. Harrison aud vile, e! Phils
dslpaIA, were reeeut callers IL tnlr place
The Honesdale citizen. [volume] (Honesdale, Pa.) 1873-1908, 1908-09-10

The State election in Maine will be beid
elections, bOrserer. IL is not to Toe regarded
~ In any substantial sense an indication
of the result of the Presidential election
70 be held in November
When the Republican majority Rt the
Vermont State election in September hEr
fallen below 81, 900. the Republican oAn.
didAte for President has been defeated il
the following November. This has hap
pensd twioe-in 1854 and 1899 and OIL
both occasions Grover Cleveland wRs
elected President. In Maine, there hss
been no such sequence between State
and Presidential elections In Septem-
Der. 1880, the Republicans lost the GOV
ernor By 1s9; but in November Garfield
was elected President, and carried the
State BY n plurality OF s,s6s over Han
cock, and majority Of Lees over all op
poneEtR. In 1884, the Repn blicRns elect
ed tho Governor 10y a plurality of u, ,s5l
but Cleveland was elected President. In
1884 n Republican WAS elected GovernoI
by q plurality of i, ,53l, but in Novembei
ClsRelAnd was again elected President
For the past fonr years. the State elee
tions In Maine have been largely affected
by the question OF Prohibition. In 1904
Cobb, Republican, was elected Governor
by q plurality OF s6 500, with Legisla
tare having q Republican ms sjorify of 9;
In the Senate and 80 in the House. IL
l9O5, the Legislature passed the ''Sturgi.
law for the enforcement OF the consti
tutionAl prohibition OF the sale Of liquor
Tho operation Of this Law gave much die
satisiaction, and in 1906, while Cobb wa.
reelected, his plur Atty was only 1,9Gs
and the Republican msjorit les in tn,
LegislAture were cut down to Is In tn,
Senate and 25 in the House. In l90. tn.
Legislature repealed the Sturgis law, bui
the repeal bill Was vetoed by Governor
Cobb. An unsuccessful effort wAs AlsS
made for the re-submiseion to the peopl,
Of the question OF prohibition.
This year the question OF resubmissioI
is direct issue The Republican Stat,
Convention declared against il, and iI
favor of prohibition, while the Demo
cratic Convention declared for resub
mission aud for the repeal of the SturKi
law The candidates for Governor AT,
b. N. FernAld, Republican, and OhAdIai
6ardner, Democrat.
Thus the national issues are largel,
subordinate 10 the State issue betweei
continued prohibition and the resubmis
SION OF the question to the people. 4
victory on either side will be no test O
even the vote OF Maine on the PresideDc,
In November.
The Honesdale citizen. [volume] (Honesdale, Pa.) 1873-1908, 1908-09-10

OXE OF the stock campaign gags is the
charge OF eXtravAgauee 10y the party in
power; and Col. Bryan clinches this with
alleging that the Republican party has
-'oreated ninety nine thousand new Of
6ees.n Ii would be much more TO the
purpose to point out unnecessary Offices,
or o1lcss not required for the enforce
naenf OF laws approved by the mAss OF
the people. With the groSih Of tue
eountry, and the consequent expansion
of the public service, the number OF Of
Aces necessarily increases. Aud when
the Bryan plans OF government owner
ship OF railroads, and keeping tab OF the
Industries of the country TO tee that none
exceed the percentage OF production sp-
Portioned to them, and Of prices. trans
portHtion expenses, etc, to zee that prod
0cts are everywhere sold at the same net
prize, go into effect, the incum o-ut- OF
the Offices nov existing viii look like q
thin skirmish line, compared with the
army Of government officials aud em-
plcEees that will then be necessary. In-
stead OF plans for reducing the number
OF ofhees, BryEn's projects will call for g
large increase.
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AND nov Col. Bryan complains that
Taft does not uee language hard enouEh
ia speaking Of the trusts. SAys he
Read hls language. an compare 1t with
the fiery denuneiatioD made in the Presi-
dents message OF last January" IA
bombarding the trusts with campaign
denuneiEtiOn, Bryan would not nse u
Word sotieT than n paving stone. or uildeT
than "a big. big, D. This neither eosts
anything or Aeeomplishes anything He
further objects TO Taft on the GROUND
thAt he does not promise enough, aud
''eriticlzes me because DO promise re
Iief" There L. nothing cheaper than
the premises Of al oftice seeker. For IA
dozen yeArs Bryan has been unloading
promises, beginning with the baucO dol
Oar, aud following With tree trade, ihrON
ing away the Philippine. busting the
trusis," the guaranty OF h.uk deposits,
and other varieties Of political elApt rap
TAFT is certainly unable 10 Keep up with
hin ia raiUboE prOu.ss,.
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Full returns OF the Vermont election
show a vote of 45,ssl for the Republican
State ticket. 15.sOS for the Democratic.
!, ,s52 for the -Ipdependenoe League
HeArst's party, SEC for tue Prohibition.
and az for the Socialist ticket The
Republican plurality is ~ 3sG--only a ie -
hundred below those OF 1893 aud 1890
and .arger than il any year prior to lss6
Neither the Republican nor the Demo
cratic party pulled H. large q vote n.
utuAl, though the aggregate vote. GG 747
lie larger than that of 1904 which was
&C, Gl5. The Democratic vote is the small
esi since 1876, except that Of 1896 which
vas 1a,S55. The Democrats elect one
State Senator, for the finst time since
1898: and the House will TrohAhly oou.
tain aoout 30 Dem ocrAte aud OF tue lu-
dependence League, against 80 Demo
Gratis and II Independence members a.
present. Democratic organs. III view ing
the result, are trying 10 get their feel
warm by pointing out that the Demo
cratic party did better than the R-pub-
lican il holding its own, since the he
publican falling of was a little less thar
six per cent. and the Democratic but d
little less than four. This recall. the old
story OF Democratic eXultAtiou over the
psrty gain in Buukerville: Republican
vote four Years sgo, elj; the year, 25s
Republican gain only 20 per cent. Demo
cratic vote four years ago, 10; this year
%; Democratic gain 100 per cent"
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Use Your LeiEure Trme.

Il yen have a. hour TO EpeDd each
oas oOI't I1ie al away. for time Is vsiu-
Ao.e. Ii wall psy you 10 write 10 the
CrculsIioD Dt pArInIsnt Of 4 be PhIlA3el-
shla Press. mentioniDg tols paper. ana
they wall seDd y Uu sn interesting book
VI advice. telling how TO make use Of
our spare moments and how TO make
Considerable sum OF money for q lltiIt
~ork you csE do very est =. A poe
iAl card will bring tnIs mi nation 70
. ou. Don1 put II Of. write 81 once, for
II will mean dollars u you Address
Circulation Department. The Press. 7tt
and Chtetnut sirsets. PhilsdelphIs.
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Guarnuty Ranking in History.

The rlan Of establishing q guaranty
fuod 70 eeuure both bank circulation aud
asDk deposits was tried once in the State
Of Ne~ York aud its history is instruct
I'VE. The PhiladelphiA Press has made =
careful examination ef the snnjeet- an q
gives the following review OF the STATE =
experience
II Mr.. William J. Bryan is az familiar
siib tue hietoi OF the Democratic usrty
as be curhf % te. he already knuv- that
Martin NaaRuren eighty YEAR ago PEI
sussea New York TO Try CuarsutvinC
bank deposits a. VEL Hs bank circ1lHtlou.
The idea VAS borroged. tuanv a M
Rrya1' sDpporter will be Interested TO
earn, from CninR. Rs its originator.
Joshua ForInan, said in his letter 10 Mar
tan Van Buren,, then G0verEor OF Nes
Icrk State.
OF forty New York State bank char
teri thirty Sers TO expire from 1ss9 to
1888. Van Bnr~n urged q guaranty eve
tenn for new hanks The safety Fund
Act wAs passed 10 ] 80. providing for q
yearly tax Of one half per cent. Oh the
capital stock OF banks TO redeem circuiA-
tion aud guaranty deposits Guaranty
ing deposits brought COLLAPSE.
Nv issl serious failures mad. it beeet-
fund. toy prepayipc their coming annual
tax rs 1899 line safety iuuc" hauke
had fAlled and the fund was swept out.
Ii wAs thereafter limited TO circulation
for ali Tutnre banks organized uuder II
In all. under this safety fund" syst-m.
uuT OF g3 banks chartered III New York
Siafe-fnen aud now tie richest State in
the CuIou-siXteeD baDk- failed, over oue
in tix. TIE fund wRs eL hau-t-a in lSa4
aud the State issued its o AL iu1 ere. L bear.
ing obiicRtions 10 keep the guRrapfy
good, repsyinE iteeli later 10y Assessinl.
the solvent banks They paid 10 ia the
notes OF the broken bAnk-, AL uueatie-
fActury asset. Settlements under tht
safety fund dragged on tor EeDty Years
to ls6-. AE the New York bank super-
lnt-ndent. r ID. kilbourn. said 10 d pa
fer on the subject in lSg9. ''Tbere wer,
debts TO the amount OF many thousands
principally outstanding Dote.. whict
were never satisfied.
THE experience ended safety fund
banking ia New York lite failure then
to which Judge Taft lately alluded, show
how periious are such propositions 70
the guaranty Of bank deposits
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-.naa. a A".- vaa has thus hpnu-ed
p. ua.--1---a uf-t ya.Il.e-is f5r jhe
-yl 49,, Co. 14 -. .ni q lao-
Sllsa u-a age give aoyse. al with
l-= a1r .'lJ- -. u ors, .. Arthur, Geo.
Ann -:I4l. .a- lsa-a 4 Ban haye
.--~ &c u G--! 70. CAL Ia death
= = %. a. -.-s--- .--.:l- 1sEius The
~ %. tE.E rA c-uses. Numbered -; l,s
l- li ~--4- : -, ~ los irJnl 5IsE-
1.... s-1-aE o. ~oluis J., from 3.ss-
a.Grg asu= e H.. z.gE-sss, lH.t. cspiare
l-- t. --4Ha ! .. transfer. :; ts
Glsn..---.
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N to-. Is hereby gwen that an application
ill I- made TO Tue Governor OF the Com
moi wealth Of Penney lvanla on Monday.
al'Ui.,-G 5. lSi- ry Charles ii. iloi uiDger, r.
IS. Izr1-uhrTEh, Martin Is. Allrn, Henry
W!l-uu 4. PcnuImGu and W W. Wood
under tn A. @! ih- Assembly OF the Com
mot 4.ih %. Pvnnsy lVanlA, entitled IAN
At 90 provide for the incorporation and T-.
suIz'Iun Of certain corporations, approved
TOR the cheTl.T Of AD Intended corporation
20 D. called The Ciiiz-n Publishing Com.
pany. of HoBerdAle, Pa ;" the character and
Object of which is 10 publish Newspaper and
conduct q general publishing and puntlbg
business. and for theAe pui poses to have.
pOss-ps and enjoy all the TighIs, benenis and
privileges OF the said Act OF Assembly aud
It's EuIplemeuis.
lgWl ). I. sEARLE.
uOuesds!. Pa. Sept. r, las. Solicitor.
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A OIICt OFINCORPORATIoN-N

4 OIICE INCORPORATION No
~ t4u, is hereby gwen that an application
NIli he made 10 tie Governor OF the Com
mSHS.alth Of PrDu's.. Friday, september
3. lsis, by Hsuy J. Atkinson. sadie b. At
kinsOu aud Anthony J. LObb, under the Act
Of Aces Inbly OF the Commonwealth OF Penn
sylyABIE- entitled An Act 10 provide for the
Incorporation aud regulation Of certain
corporations" approved AprIl ~. le't, and
the supplemeDts IhcieIO. for the charter OF
an Intrut-i corporation "a he called. The
AIkiusOn BOG aud Lumber Cpmpsny,' the
character and blect Of which l. TO manu-
fsclUTc Iumu@T, bOKes, shocks ana pATts OF
came aud for Ih-se puT TpOses 10 have, poe
--ss EnI enjoy al the rights, benefits and
pTlvIi, g. 0I -aI1 At OF Assembly sud Its
supp!, Iurnis. 1T. sEARLE-
Solicitor.
HpL-siAis, Pa, sept !. lac. IsSt
The Honesdale citizen. [volume] (Honesdale, Pa.) 1873-1908, 1908-09-10
SEAT SALE Al the BOX Of1ce 81 9
m. Saturday. September L.
Both Phones
IUnIToH's NOTICE.

y ~u-Il -al- Il T-sl --iAie OF Armory
A--at. .a'i0u-lb-lTlbu'lou Of proceeds.
IL. 4uI.T- gn-i, an Auditor appointed 10
report . -iT4nuI!on oi sa!i esi ate. ~lll attend
to ih- sGl-s Of h. appointment, Oh
FRIDAY, OCT. =, 1875, at 10 O'Clock, A -.
al nis Office IN the borough Of Hone=dale. al
which tiul- and place all claims against said
fund must be presented, or recourse 10 the
fund for distribution vail be lost-
WM Il. LEE. Auditor.
Honesdsle. sept 5, 1905. lst3
The Honesdale citizen. [volume] (Honesdale, Pa.) 1873-1908, 1908-09-10

When you have 3 cold you may be sure Al
bss been caused Indirectly ~ constipation,
AL consequently you mu-t rrst OF all lake
something 10 move Tie bowels 1lls ss
Nhai has ulEds keuneoys Laxative Cough
syrup 70 sDoCeSsiLl Ani 20 EeurT=lly De-
nIAnded. IL dOes not uonsiipAie ike most
al The old fashioned cough raI-s bul on The
otEtI hand a gently moVrs ih- boEr!s and
al lne same time heal ITIliai4uu aud a!4AB .
inflammation OF lie throat sold W FElL
Tie Druggist
The Honesdale citizen. [volume] (Honesdale, Pa.) 1873-1908, 1908-09-10

Stocks arc sensitive things James
! ~" vai" r!aherin- with l!- auto
r-ai...,. scratched LIZ land. and when
tie Lrw> s'glok Will stry-r Great
northern -al Northern I'a,tic LTo.Ici
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The Honesdale citizen. [volume] (Honesdale, Pa.) 1873-1908, 1908-09-10

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gLN stomach 10 90 tl~ gofk 10 should 90.
aue III HoFk Il should 90 10 a. dlr-ti al the
ioo1 800 eAs Wien iL' stulusth oAL't 90
u n ulul do-s u Tor y. Aui lu tie m~Autlm-
the siuulsub lt getting stronger aud shl- TO
iAE~ up lls regular ualuTA4 NOIE A.Alu To-
co. sutls al you eal. u mAA-s tl- sgolu-
at rNstl Ano q d. pleasant 10 tax, IL 10
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