PAG IS 0 THM OITIZKN, WUDNE8DAY, APJUL 8, 1012. DISINFECTION MEANS TO YOU. Jntoct Your Family l'Yoin n House of Dcntli. Aro you going to niovo April IT Thousands of pcoplo in tho various oommunltloa throughout tho Stato will chango tliolr plnco of abode on this day. Aro you ono of tlicao? If so, did you glvo proor consideration to tho provlous history of tho now liomoT Of courso you naked tho landlord for a chnngo In tho wall paper or wanted tho kltchon floor go yelping down tho stroots with a CLASSIFICATION AND APPRAIS- can tlod to hla tall. Whllo ho was MENT. Tho undorslgnod duly ap- bolng tormented a few months ago pointed Appraiser of Mercantile Taxes Mrs. Harry S. Klngshury. wlfo of a for tho year 1911, makes tho following wealthy American, who llvos In a Classification nnd Appralsmont of palntlal rosldonco on Fifth avonuo, j Venders of Morchandlso, etc. hnpponed along nnd rescuod him. n,ti After taking Tripoli to hor hotel ,, ,, anil clvlnc lilm n nlnnn nf nlnnlr nmt Berlin somo milk sho sont him to tho Dunn, Wm. II. pound. Tripoli was to hnvo boon Ives, Win. hold for sovon days. If at tho ond Smith, Jacob F. of that tlmo no ono claimed him Bethany ho was to bo given a doso of cyanldo ' Kant, D. J. of potassium. Two days aftor ho1 Buckingham was incarcerated ho escaped and Brain, Geo. u. Notions and Candy, Gen. Mcdsc, Gen. Mdso. Gen. Mdso. Groceries. Gen. Mdsc. n.ilntntl hut. did von nsk whothnr ihn previous occupants of tho houao had Immediately hunted up Mrs. Kings- Cnrey, J. A. nfforni! fmm cnntnclmm iIIriviho? : bury at nor fashionable hotol. Again Farley, W. J. Did you Insist on knowing whothor'no waa roturnod to tho pound and Goodlngton, B. O, Uioro had boon a proper disinfection again ho oluded his keepers and Knnpp, II. of tho promises In caso thoro was Iua(l0 "Is way to Mrs. Kingsbury's Lord, Cain, anytning or mis naturof uuunum. In ovory community In the Com-1 Instead of being carted back to mon-woalth thero aro housos with pound, Tripoli was thon adopt evll records and thoro aro over un- cJ- Mra- Kingsbury nnd her nowly uapectlng victims Who como to acquired pot went shopping immod mnkn hnmna within thnir .lnnriiv lately, and when they returned Trl- walls. No man would knowingly Poll wns wearing a sealskin coat and Spencer, H. W, Starlight Dairy Co. Woodmnnsoo, C. E Canaan. Glldcn, James Lako Lodoro Imp. Co. Cherry RIdgo Gen. MdBe. Farm Implements. Furniture. Gen. Mdso. Flour & Feed. Gen. Mdsc. Gen. Mdso. ut his loved ones in peril, yet how beautiful go)d and silver collar,! w T 1 lany pooplo lnnulro Into tho provlous !? conducting himself with such 0"; w- J lalurr nf n H tin o nlnon l.nfnm on. dgnltV thnt Ills Old alloy f flondS I Ur0,V V Bonear, K. B. P Ml history of a dwelling placo boforo on- dignity thnt his old alloy friends it nnnt ..,,, would iiovnr havo rncoirnlznd him. S"h'"b " nun uviuiuiiu a - " n.n n t? clean bill of health for It and Insist I When Mrs. Kingsbury sailed for .rJT!nfv' i ' that proper precautions bo taken to Now York, accompanying tho body of Insuro Its habitabtllty. ' her mother, Mrs. Adolo A. Fabbrl- Wlthln sight of tho Capitol at cotto, who died In I'nris, ho travoled Harrlsburg thero stands a liouso that first-class on tho liner. Mrs. Kings has been rcsponsiblo for tho death bury is so fond of him now that sho of eight pooplo. Tho neighbors do permits him to accompany hor whon- not point It out as they pass and i over sho goes walking or driving. Gen Gen Cigars. Cigars. Mdso. Mdso. Erie Bros., Eldrcd, Mrs. A. M. Eborharat, A. E. Fives, Paul Fruund, Henry Fredericks, Paul Fisher, David Freeman's Storo Co., Ferbor Bros., Gammoll, 13. W. Hardware. Art Store. Cigars & Tobacco. Cigars. Groceries. Confectioner. Junk Denier. Clothing. CIgnrs & Tobacco. Gasollno Engines. thero Is no tale of haunting spirits onnectod with it, yet eight people, father, mother, flvo sons and a grandchild havo been Its victims. "Consumption; lnhorlted," said tho aolghbors nnd friends of this unfort vnato family. "Yes, tuberculosis," aid tho experts of tho Stato Depart ment of Health, "but not Inherited, transmitted owing to lack of proper disinfection and sanitation." Modern scienco has proved that tho deadly micro organisms common ly known as "germs" thrlvo dosplto all treatment except subjection to In tense heat, chemical solutions direct ly applied or tho gaseous fume3 of disinfectants properly handled. Thero Is a trained Health Offlcor in every city, hamlet and township in the stato but too often household ers fail to welcome these warriors for health who come in their canvas armor to wipe out tho possibility of ubsequent Infection of others fol lowing contagious and comraunica hlo disease. Tho sorlous consequences which may follow tho failure to carry out tho regulations of tho Stato Depart ment of Health In regard to disin fection, is illustrated in a lottcr of eomplaint which was received by Dr. Dixon. It charges that an offlcor of a certain Borough Board of Health failed to disinfect a house in which scarlet fever had occurred. Tho letter is as follows: Dr. Samuel G. Dixon, Dear Sir: Last February I moved here among strangers, not knowing any no In town. I rented a house and moved Into It. Aftor I had been In a POTASH IX 1011. I'lnnt in Commercial Operation in Southern California United States Geological Survey Issues Suinninry of Potash Investigations of tho Year. Tho United States Geological Sur vey has just published, In a report on potash, a description of a potash-producing plant which Is now In actual operation in tho United States. This plant Is located in southern Califor nia about 30 miles north of San Diego, where It was stated that oper ations In tho commercial extraction of pota3h from kelp or seaweed would begin about March 1. Tho plant Is owned by tho Coronado Chemical Co., which has been work ing on tho potash-kelp problem for several years. It consists of four furnaces capablo of treating G.000 pounds of dried kelp every 24 hours, and additional furnaces aro under construction with a proposed total capacity for treating 30,000 pounds of dried kelp a day. Tho year 1912, tho report states, will probably sliow a substantial output of potash in the United States, in addition, of course, to that obtained from wood ashes. The Survey report containing this description of what Is in fact tho first potash development In tho United States Is published as an advanco chapter from " Mineral Resources " for i911, and Is a summarization by W. C. Phalen of tho progress of tho Investigations carried on by the Gov ernment under the special appropria tions made by Congress last year as ... i.. . l i l u IZ T -wen as me progress ui jirivaio rnvea- lt"TI? .P"?J? lLm,l : "gallons. Several patented processes VT- " , ifor the extraction or potash from house, that a family of seven had ' rocks aro Ascribed, and directions been down wUh it and tho houso was aro glven for maklng fleid tests of ot fumigated! after they moved out. a,maa nntnsh rk days from the tlmo I moved In "v. . . , . , . TT .. , all took tho fever. My three , lc,Tlio potash imports Into tho United Iron and myself wero all taken s'a,te? rsA0w,n Vo?aVe -fl vn " be hospital. My baby died of tho ot, $16,209,408 in 1911. and tho valuo r, tho rest of us wero in tho of Imports of Chilean nitrate was Ten days from the tlmo I moved In wo all took tho fever. My threo hiidr to tho ftivnr hnanitni ion wool nn, t -a,oa oven greater. This latter mineral able to do anything tho balance of , baf, a,B0, bo?.? the subject of Investl Uio summer gatlon by the Government. Both Tho expense was great but tho p,ota, and Chilean nitrate are prin money was nothing to tho loss of our Pally used as fertilizer and at the darling three-year-old girl who had Pres,ent time wo are entirely do never beon In hed a day In hor life Pend.ent ?n. foreign countries for tho Wnm supply oi uom. OUU ASBESTOS INDUSTRY. Production Increased in tho United Btntes by 100 Per cent. According to United States Geological Survey. It Is a matter of more than ordl pply A copy of Mr. Phalon's report, "Potash Salts, 1911," may bo ob tained free on application to tho Di rector of tho Geological Survey, Washington, D. C. THE COFFEE TRUST. There's talk at tho national capital ary Interest that tho production 0fi, . ,. , , " .. asbestos In tho United States Is rap-1 J'." Cmb fK" bP,n idly increasing. It more than s a I"?11011 whether tho Sherman doubled in 1911 and tho Increase law can 'bo made to apply in this ln was largely in fiber of the serpentine ZZll1 (chrysotiie) variety, of which tho rrrfV", "A " iZ'T best grades are snun and woven Into fireproof fabrics for theatre curtains, motor-brake bands, and tho like, whore Incombustible material must bo used. Tho finost asbestos thread yet lrpun carries a small percentago of cotton and nins over 2 miles to tho pound. Tho total production of as bestos In tho United In 1911 waB 7, C04 short tons, valued at $119,935, and It camo almost wholly from Ver mont and Georgia. A little camo from Wyoming and Virginia. Canada, however, produced thirteen times as much asbestos in 1911 as tho United mates, and we imported for our country and keeps the price at extor tionate figures is well known, but it acts as a sort of agency for, and in co-operation with, tho Brazilian gov ernment, which under its " valorlza' tlon " plan holds the great bulk of tho coffee product of that country In storage for the purpose of maintain ing high prices, and puts on tho 'market only such quantities of coffeo as will maintain a small margin be tween the consumption demand and tho available supply. How to get a legal thrust at this trust is the prob lem which tho government is endeav oring to solve. Tho trust Is practl cally a foreign trust, 'but its Araerl Canada produced and 83 per cent. of,can yncttte through which It opor all sho exported ates In thls countrv ,s to a11 Intents Ono of tho most remarkable Tea- a"'' lJZTS an Araerlcttn trust anU tures of tho asbestos Industry In r0-1 lnonopoiy- oont times is tho growth of tho de mand for tho lower grades. Being nroproof and an electric and heat In uulator, asbestos Is extensively used in tho building nrts, and tho Interest , peoplo aro willing to in cms sort or manuracturo at a num ber of points throughout tho country Indlcntes that tho Industry Is de veloping rapidly. Tho most striking now application Stnhl, Mrs. Louisa Clinton Freedman & Son, E. Fltzc, M. D. Guinmo, Wm. T. Mills, Harry Oneal, H. J. Oplka, John Damascus Abrams, Geo. C. Abrams, A. J. Baehrel, Henry Clark, E. C. Canfleld, J. A. Fromer, T. J. Gregg, C. G. Gulnnlp, W. B. Hill, Joel G. Keys & Pago, Lovelass, Isaac Pethlck, C. M. Rutledge, Frank Skinner, Coro E. Smith, Tracey Sherd, Joseph Tyler, F. B. Droher Bicseckor, Andrew Ehrhardt, F. A. Jr. Ehrhardt, F. A. Sr. Frye, Ward W. Gilpin & Barnes Lange, C. Miller, II. R. Simons, O. E. Sommers, F. C. Smith, David B. Smith, II. B Simons, Frank Waltz, F. D. Waltz, Levcno Dyberry Bunnell, E. D. Bates, J. I. Davis, R. Houser, J. J. Kimble, A. K. Reifler & Son. Gnlvln & Theobald, Hardwaro Gray, Clms. Cigars & Candy. Grand Union Tea Co., Teas & Coffee. Green Theresa, Mrs. Stationery. Gnlvln, Mlchnel Cigars. Gilbert, Fred Cigars. Gougoulls, Chris., (lower storo) Con fectioner. Gougoulls, Chris., (upper storo) Cigars. Gibbs, Chaa. Gasoline & Oil. Ham, S. T. Harness. Hcsler, W. G. Confectioner. Hcumann, John Clgara. Hillcr. J. A Groceries Holbert, B. L. Groceries. Holl Bros., Groceries. Hawker & Bottumu3, Meats. Honesdalo Con. Light, Heat & Power Co., Lamps & Fixtures. trrn Mnmn VnMnna Gen. Mdso. Jadwn, C. C. Drugs. , , 'Jenkins, F. A. Music. Gen. Mdso. i Katz Drosi acn Mdse n n .Kraft & Conger, Coal. Gen. Mdse. Kimble, Geo. B. Gen. Mdse. , r ,ldso- iKrolI, Mrs. F. Gen. Mdso. l0r & I' ecd. I Kreitner Bros. Roofing. Gen. Mdsc. , Leno A Mi (uppor Bt0rc) Druga. Cigars. Loine, A. M. (lower storo) Drugs. murs. Llghtblser, T. A. Footwear. Loercher, John Furniture Lowe, Chris. Cigars Lord, F. W. Clgara. Lorls, Benj. Cigars. Lennon & Coyno, Cigars. McKenna Sons, P. Cooperage, Furniture. Gen. Mdse. Harness. ,Gen. Mdsc. Phonographs. Gen. Mdso. Gen. Mdse. Gen. Mdse. Gen. Mdse. Flour & Feed. Flour & Feed. Gen. Mdse. Gen. Mdse. Gen. Mdsc. Gen. Mdso. Cigars & Tobacco. Jewelery. Confectioner. Harness. Gen. Mdse. Confectioner. Gen. Mdse. Gen. Mdse. Gen. Mdse. Cigars Gen. Mdse. Cigars. Cigars. Meats. Gen. Mdsc. Gen. Mdse. Cigars. Flour & Feed. Cigars. Meats. Cigars. Gen. Mdso. Hawley Atkinson Box & Lumber Co. Lumber. Adams, Jacob G. Cigars Atkinson & Quinney, Gen. Mdse. Babcock, O. E, Bals'en & Ludwig, Bower, P. J. Baschom, C. F. Curran, John Crockenberg, T. J. Corocoran, M. Carney, Miko Deitzer, Gus. Dennlson, T. J. Drake, F. J. Eberdlng. John. Foster, Frank Franks, H. A. Guinno Bros., Goldback & Pennoll Gcislcr, Louis Hensell, L. Hughes, Angle Kerber, A. J. Kearney, P. H. Kohlmann, Geo. Lehman, Christ. Langan, C. E. Mayne, M. Matter & Son, G. Miller, S. Mangan, Mrs. Thos. McDonald, F. H. Nell, C. P. Nallin, M. J. Phillips, Louis Peopple, Fred. Rose, C. W. Reifler, Martin Rocker, Carl Harness. Jewelery. Groceries. Clgara & Confec'r Gen. Mdso. Cigars. Gen. Mdse. Groceries. Cigars. Cigars. Groceries. Groceries. Cigars. Cigars. Hardware. Footwear Cigars. Art Store. Cigars Clothing. Cigars. Cigars. Cigars. Milliner Groceries. Feed. Clothing. Gen. Mdse. Cigars. Meats. Confectioner. Jewelery. Meats. Gen. Mdse. Cigars. Confectioner. Clothing. Spall, A. E. Snyder & Freetny, (upper store) Drugs. Snyder & Freethy, (lower store) Drugs. CLEAN FOOD. Think twice 'before you eat dirty food. It is surprising how many put unclean things Into their stomachs. A mo ment's thought would show them tho danger of their carelessness. Don't patronlzo shops whoro food Is exposed to street dust. Insist that of asbestos was made last September vegetables and fruit bo kept undor in Louisiana, In extinguishing a 1 cover. Don't 'buy candy from push burning oil well from which 40,000! cart and street venders unless you 4iftrrels of oil wero escaping dally. j see that It is protected from dust. Tho ilnest asbestos yot found In Many a caso of Illness In children the United States, comparing favor- might bo traced to these men. See uiy wun tno uest irom any part or mat your huskstor and your grocer tho world, Is in tho Grand Canyon of keep their food stuffs covered. Sug- tho Colorado In Arizona; It is not, nowover. easily accessible. Tho United States Geological Sur vey has Just published a report on tho production of asbestos In 1911, by J. S. Dlller, who describes briefly lomo of tho applications of asbes tos ana its occurrence In tho several States. Copies of this report may bo to keep a cut or Bcratch free ontalned free by application to tho , dirt so as to nvold lockjaw DIroctor of tho Survoy at Washington. Best to them they they use glass cases for this purpose. Always wash vegetables and fruit boforo eating them. Consider what goes to mako up street dust tho germs of almost ovory dlseaso, dried saliva and all kinds of filth. You aro very caroful from It Is just as Important that you should avoid dangerous diseases by seeing that your food Is clean. Karl do Schwelnltz, Executive Secretary of tno I'onnsyivania society for tho Dog With a History. Now York has n dncr wlfh n 1Mb tory. Several months ago Tripoli Prevention of Tuberculosis was a vagaoona in tho streets or Paris. Tho newsies of tho French apltal amused themselves by polt Ing him with stones or watching him Send us the news of your com munity. vo havo htoh 'phonos, we aro always glad to get U. Schlager, E. L. Skier, M. D. Skier, Jos. Simons, Geo. Swingle, F. F. Tepporweln, G. Teeter.E st. of R. Tuttle. F. L&Co., Thompson, Geo S. Unger, J. P. VonFrank, Henry Voglor, Ernest Watts Son, G. Wolf, Wm. WcIbIi & Ames, Watterson, Mary A. Warg. F. R. Wcntzel, August Wick, Gustava Honesdalo Ammcr, J. G. Abrams, A. W. Brooks, C. A. Bourkett, Henry Beurkett, Leonard Brown, Irving, Barlow & Elmdorf, Bnrblerl, A. Bodle. J. A. BrogBteln Bros., Betz,' C. M. Brady, J. T. Brown, J Estate Chambers, O. T. Clark & Bullock, Charlesworth, Thos. Cole, Percy, Charlesworth & Cross, Oil. Crosby, John Dlttrich, Benj. Dunbkleburg, II. A. Dunning, C. L. Doln, Chas. Dunn, J. P. Deltzor, Edward Deck, Harry McKenna, Miss Katerino A. McGranaghan, Paul E. Mclntyre, W. J. McArdle, Chas. McDonald, Chas. Myers, Frank Morrison, Sam. Marsh & Flth Moore, Wm. T. Meyers, Herman Markey, Chas. Martone, L. Menner & Co., Michels, F. W. Murray & Co., Neilson, J. B O'Conneli, T. D. Olson, Wm. Partridge, Peterson, Chas. Peter's 10c. Storo, Pell, Wm. G. Roadnight, Wm. G. Rickert, John Reif, Wm. J. Roeschlau, C. Rettew, Harry Richmond, John Roegnor, John Rowland. Harold Smith, Jacob H. Schuller, Frank Sylsbee, Chas. Spruka, Mrs. S. E Spencer, C. F. & Co Spettlgue, O. M. Schoell, Fred Sharpsteen Bros. Cigars & Tobacco, Susnitsky & Co., M. Dry Goods. Milliner. Cigars. Pianos. Cigars. Cigars. Footwear. Hardware. Groceries. Furniture. Cigars. Hardware. Confectioner. Gen. Mdse. Cigars. Hardware. Notions. Cigars. Cigars. Farm Implements. Jewelery. Notions. Drugs. Cigars. Clothing. Footwear. Footwear. Hardware. Pianos. Cigars. Jewelery Footwear. Confectioner. Cigars. Milliner. Jewelery. Hardware. Cigars. Stegner, J. H. Smith & Co.. C. W. Smith, E. T. Sommers, G. P. Schuerholz, F. W. Schwenker, Geo. G Swingle, L. B. Smith. Maggie Taeubner, A. R. Theobald & Schiessler Terwilllger, F G. Groceries. Notions. Wagons. Jewelery. Cigars & Tobacco. Confectioner Furniture. Candy & Notions. Cigars. Cigars. Notions. Wayne County Co-operative Assocla- Gcn. Mdse. Clothing. Clothing. Harness. Gen. Mdse. Confectioner. Furniture. Gen. Mdse. Groceries. Confectioner. Gen. Mdse. Flour & Feed. Hardware. Clothing. Gen. Mdso. Groceries. Footwear. Meats. Meats. Gen. Mdso. Clothing. Groceries. Cigars. Lamps & Fixtures. Clothing. CIgnrs. Confectioner. Art Store. Clothing. Harness. Drugs. Furniture. Drugs. Gen. Mdse. Art Store. Druga. Gasollno and Groceries. Confectioner, Meats, Gen. Mdso. Meats Meats. Footwear, Hardwaro. tlon Wenlger, L. C. Watts. Graham Laka Black. E. J. Brown, Jonothan Bortree & Son, S. C. Collins, G. G. Curtis, S. B Howo, P. T. Jones, T. N. Kizer, Leslie Klzer, W. W. Keys & Son, A. S. Lonstoin, Sara. Masters, A. C. Mandeville, Geo. A. Odell, Lottie I. Shaffer, O. W. Shaffer, Benj. Schadt, Flora M. Slmona, E. W. Sampson & Cook, Lehigh Brown, Chas. H. Carr & Co., W. Crook, J. B. Flower, W. E. Garagan, C. W. Harvey, W. L. Matthews. C. P. & Son Rhodes, A. L. Groceries. Cigars. Hardware. Gen. Mdse. Footwear. Flour & Feed. Tinware. Roofing. Cigars. Groceries. Gen. Mdse. Flour & Feed. Cigars. Gen. Mdse. Gen. Mdse. Groceries, Cigars. Gen. Mdse. Groceries. Cigar3 Gen. Mdse. Gen. Mdse. Cigars. Gen. Mdso. Gen. Mdse. Meats. Cigars. B'l'd. Material. Flour & Feed. Gen. Mdse. Smith, M. E. Gen. Mdse. Lebanon Rutlclge, Benj Gen. Mdse. Manchester. Barnes, L. B. Gen. Mdso. Bleck, Wm. A. Cigars. Bullock, Graco Gen. Mdso. Emrlch, W. G. F. Cigars. Erwln, O. L. Qcn. Mdso. DeBruon, Martin Cigars. Hartford, J. W. Meats. Stalker, D. M. Gen. Mdao. Tccplo, L.L. Gen. Mdso. Woltztr, Hymnn Gen. Mdso. Westbrook, B. F. CIgnrs. .Mount Pleasant Bryon, M. J. Brain Bros., Brenmnn, J. D. Bonhnm, C. E. Bunnell', I. W Davis notel, Fowler, Robert Giles, R. W. Miller, O. C. O'Harra, M. L. Perham, J. J. Tiffany, J. E. Wilcox, Ituel Gen. Mdso. Gen. Mdso. Gen. Mdse. Gen. Mdse. Cigars. Cigars. Feed. Gen. Mdse. Gen. Mdso. Furniture. Farm Implements. Gen. Mdso Meats. Oregon Knorr, Fred Meats. Penwarden, E. D. Gen. Mdse. Paupack Goblc, A. Cigars & Candy. Preston Bennett, W. E. Coddlngton, Fred Cole, Fred Cluno & Son, Thos Doyle, m. H. Davis. Mart Gen. Mdse. Groceries. Cigars. Groceries. Farm Implements. Farm Implements. Hurloy, Emmett Clg: Herman & Son, WngcJ Krantz, r rcd cig: Mundy, James Clg: Murphy, C. H. Clg Meyers, Geo. ClgJ Nclmoycr, Wm. Clg! Penwarden Mfg Co., I.umll Smith, John C. Clg, Skolley, E. T. Gen. Mil Schmidt, P. J. Mel Smith & Son, G. Gen. Mil Scellg.B. & C. Gen. Mil Tuman, Joseph Confectloil Werner, O. A., Mrs. Gen. Mil Whlto Mills Coal Co., cl Wayne Milling Co., Flour & Fil Waymart Batten, Robert, f arm Implcmc Denk, J. C. Decker, J. W. Dymond, J. B. Hlncs F. S. Huttlchcn, Benj. Hull Brothers, Keen, J. B. Mitchell, W. J. Norton, L. W. Poirson, W. W. Stephenson, F S. Saunders, Perry SInquctt, L. Stewart, J. E. Varcoo, R. F. Candy & ClgJ Gen. Mil Gen. Mil Gen. Mil Harm Farm Implemei Flour & Fd ClgJ Farm Implemei Gen. Mi CI Wagil Lumu Farm Implemei Gen. Mil HIr.e, A. F. Gen. Mdso. nine, Stanley H. Farm Imnleraents. Howell, Harry & Co., Gen. Mdse. Healy, W. J, Kcllog, O E. Lewis, J. V. Madlgan, P. F. McLean, E. F. Smith, D. M. Tiffany, F. W. Woodmansee, R. O. Walling, J. Wlnwood Milling Co., Yager, Anthony Prompton Dymond, J. B. Snedeker. A. E. Salem Andrews, Geo. C. Altew, Wm. H. Chumard, W. E Elllcott, J. E. Edwards, D. W. Foote, Ralph, Cigars. Farm Implements. Feed. Cigars. Coal. Groceries. Gen. Mdse. Gen. Mdse. Gen. Mdse. Feed. Cigars. Gen. Mdse. Gen. Mdse. Hardware. Farm Implements. Farm Implements. Gen. Mdse. Jewelery. Cigars Goodrich, Florence Farm Implements. Hollistervillo Creamery Gen. Mdse. Hamlin, B. F. Jackson, B. W. Kellam & Reldy, Loring, Chas. M. Nicholson, F. H. Potter. E. H. Surridge, W. H. Gen. Mdse. Gen. Mdse. Gen. Mdse. Notions. Cigars. Gen. Mdsc. Flour & Feed. Sosenhamer, John Farm Implements. Simons, C. L, Savitz, ..m. Theck Frank Weber, B. S. Williams, I. G. Weltzer, Isaac Starrucca Barnes, S. D. Callender, S. S Erie, Mrs. Fred Koehler, O. E. & Son, Rodney, A E. Sampson, E. J. Woodmansee, John Sterling Cross, A. J. Cross, J.E. Cross, S N Howe, A. C. Williams, Theo Gen. Mdse. Gen. Mdso. Gen. Mdse. Gen. Mdse. Farm Implements. Groceries. Gen. Mdse. Farm Implements Gen. Mdse. Hardware. Cigars. Gen. Mdse. Cigars. Gen. Mdse. Gen. Mdsc. Gen Mdse. Farm Implements. Fertilizer. Wholesale Honesdalo Atlantic Refining Co., Brndy. J. T. Dnl Durland, Weston & Co.. Footwi Freund, Henry, Grocer! Holmes, W. B. Flour & Fil Kraft & Conger, Cl Murray fc Co., Hardwl Ruppert, Fred. Confectloil Wayno Milling Co., Flour & Fil Manchester Atlantic Refining Co., Oils & Gasol Texas G. Smith & Son, Dairy Prodi Billiards & Pool. Berlin Ives, Wm. Four Allil Wood, Wm. F. Four Alb Miller, E. Four All-I Hawley Crockenbcrk, F. J. 1 Tal Dennison F. J 2 Tab! McDonald, F. H. 2 Tabl Honesdalo Beurkett, Henry 1 Tal Reif, J. A. 2 Tat Sharpsteen Bros., 1 Tal Starrucca Rodney, . E. 1 Tal An appeal will be held at tho Cc: ty Treasurer's office on Monday, 22, 1912, between tho hours of 1 m. and 2 p. m. WYMAN W. KIMBLE, 2Gw4 Mercantile Appraise OVER 65 YEAR! EXPERIENCE! Scott Carey, S. A. Mrs. Gen. Mdso. Scott Chemical Co., Gen. Mdse. Tarbox, L. J., Mrs. Gen. Mdse. Fisher, Mrs. Paul Gen. Mdse. South Canaan Bentham, John Cigars. Benjamin, Irwin Gen. Mdse. Bono, W. J. Meats. Bang, E. O. & S. A. Drugs. Cook, A. M. Drugs. Decker, J W Groceries. Hinds, M ,M . Gen. Mdse. Lockwood, 11. S. Gen. Mdse. Shaver, C. C. Lumber. Shaffer, F. J. Gen. Mdse. Shaffer, W. R. Gen. Mdse. Swingle, Hattlo Gen. Mdse. Spangenburg. E. D. Farm Imp. Texas Bishop, Frank Cigars. Beck, Jacob Cigars. Bishop, H. T. Gen. Mdse. Bangert, John Gen. Mdse. Brown. Minor Gen. Mdse. Bunnell, F. W. Cigars. Beelman, J. II. Gen. Mdse. Christ. Wm. Footwear. Dunkleburg, E. Gen. Mdse. Edwards, D. W. Meats. Gill, Thos. Cigars. Gavitt, E. n. Drugs. Hook. C. J. Cigars. ' Traoc Mark! 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