TIDC CITIZEN, FRIDAY, MARCH 31, 10ii
Self Condemned
Br MARGARET C DEVEAUX
Copyright by American Press Asso
ciation, 1911.
M. le Judge Curler was dispensing
Jnstlee on the bench during the Kronen
revolution. The Justice he was dis
pensing was between classes, not lndl
Tlduals. The nobles had tyrannized
vcr the common people for centuries.
Kow the common people were endcav
ring to extirpate the nobles from the
lace of the earth. Judge Curler was
eendlng a batch of them to the guillo
tine. "Who Is this?" ho BBked. seeing a
girl, a mere child, brought before hltn.
"Cltlzeness Ellse Bellalr." replied the
Ulcer of the guard.
"Who ordered her brought here? She
la not old enough to to understand the
difference between patriotism nnd tyr
imny." "She was Included in n list furnished
wf M. Marat"
"Indeed," said the Judge, frowning.
"M. Marat is accustomed to make In
quiries If all those on his lists have
keen taken care of."
"But this one did he know that she
is a child?"
The ollloor shook his head. M. Ma
rat's brain was not open to him to
look into.
The Judge pondered a few moments.
There was something wrong In this
ose. Possibly a list had been made
ut and presented to some one In au
thority who had signed the warrants
accompanying It while thinking of
something else. Nevertheless the Judge
did not dare disobey the order he had
received to sentence every one sent be
fore him.
"Take her away with the others,"
he said reluctantly.
lie was looking down into the child's
face pityingly. She saw tho expression
n the Judge's face. Children are quick
o recognize their friends, and the mar
quise, not understanding that tho
Judge had sent her to the guillotine,
smiled at him. Then a soldier took her
Mttle hand In his and led her away
with the others.
The Judge asked one standing by
something nbout her and was told that
she was the Marquise de Bellalr, and
wince she aloue represented the Bel
lairs and since the revolutionary com
nlttee was anxious that no member of
the family should be left alive the
ohlld had been marked for execution.
When the deed had been done it would
he put down to an error.
The judge went homo that evening,
and his own little daughter, about the
age of the child, he bad condemned,
sat upon his lap, put her arms about
his neck aud kissed him.
"How hot your face Is, papal" she
said.
He unwound her arms, gently put
ker away, and called for a glass of
wine. He had stood up under the
grim duties required of him till the
matter of the little marquise had re
quired his attention. Ho did not eat
his dinner and went to bed feverish.
The smile ho had received from the
Jlttle marquise had unnerved him. All
night ho lay In bed, two sights coming
up alternately before his mental vision
the one the marquise's smile, the oth
er her little figure lying on the guil
lotine, the drop of the knife and her
little curly head dropping Into tho
basket.
In tho morning Judge Curler looked
as If he had passed through a fit of
sickness. lie ate nothing, spoko not
a word. When he went out after
breakfast his little daughter put up
ker arms, as was her custom, for her
morning hug and kiss. Her father put
her away and left her standing with
tears In her eyes In the hallway.
The Judge turned Into a boulevard
and after following it for awhile en
tered a street that led him to the
Place de la Revolution, now tho Place
ie la Concorde. It Is one of the most
spacious plazas In the worlds lying as
It does between the Champs d'Elysces
.and the gardens of the Tulleries. Car
ilages drive through It, but few who
Tide or walk past its fountains and its
bellsk think of the work that was
going on there more than a hundred
years ago.
A crowd was collecting about the
.guillotine, and a tumbrel was driven
up loaded with condemned persons.
As is passed the Judge be caught sight
f a little figure about half the height
f the others and saw a little hand
waving to him. He walked on and
joined the party at the guillotine. At
the moment an officer began to call
names from n list be had In his hand.
"Citlzeness Ellse Bellalr!"
The judge approached, took the
child by the band and said:
"1 condemned this child by mis
take." He was recognized by the officials
and permitted to lead the little mar
quise nway.
She was never seen again In Paris
till long after the revolution. She re
turned a middle aged woman.
When the judge went home that
evening he seemed to have tho seal of
death upon his brow. He took his
little daughter in his arms, while tears
rolled down his cheeks.
In the middle of the night there
was a knock at his door. The Judge
went downstairs and met an officer,'
who told him ho was under arrest for
being In conspiracy with the emigres.
The visit was not unexpected, and the
prisoner went with the soldiers with
out a word of protest.
A week later a tumbrel drove up to
the guillotine In the Place de la Revo
lution, and among those who stepped
out was Judge Curler, He died on the
engine' of death from which ho had
JWVpri thA MqmiiIqa tn RallalV
TO THE MODERN QUACK.
(After reading the curly history of meJ
Iclne.j Ye maker of fortuned Blifr.ntic.
Junck vcndcri! it Jio.icns I p'IN
Who now bIvoiUs iiothlna rumnntlc
Except your advertisement bills.
Consider the wondrous concoctions
Put up In the bottle or box
By doctors aforetime nnd, wasting nt
more time.
Just pull up your socks.
Digestion," they'd ask, "mlsbohavlngT"
Or! "Hllsters on both of your hecls7
Tut, tutl Tnlto an Ivory shaving
Thrice dally on hour beforo meals."
Such sorts of medicinal dainties,
Dackcd up by a ponderous mien.
They'd foist upon folly as certain of jolty
Well curing the spleen.
They'd (almost) put up In a flagon
And afterward offer for sale
Pink hairs from the head of a dragon.
Blue tufts from a unicorn's tall.
And, could they havo only got at them.
No doubt they'd have mixed with their
drinks
For troublesome tummies the wrapping
of mummies
Or chips off the sphinx.
Rut you, did we ask that a pimple
Do cured with a balsam of bats.
Would only look hopelessly simple
Or rudely ejaculate, "Hats!"
Come, give up your commonplace nos
trums. Present something quaint tn nur view.
Those picturesque liars could always find
buyers,
So why shouldn't you? Punch.
CLASSIFICATION AND APPRAISE- Hoadknlght W I)
MKNT. The .undersigned duly ap-1 Kupuert Fred
. i ..... a . 1 r tn . r.,v 1 I in i iir 1
(JUllllVU uioi;i Hi uicivoiiiiiv iuavo iui .
tne year laiu, manes inc roiiowing classi
fication and appraisement of venders of
merchandise, etc.
Dunn W. II.
Ives Wm
Smith Jncob F
R E T A I L.
BERLIN.
Faatz J B
BETHANY.
BUCKINGHAM.
A
Jlocschluu C
Ulugeway U O
lieuew brother!)
Richmond J E
uoeguei' John
nowiaml 11 U
rtpoier E R
Gcn'l Mil hc . .nun Jacob H
. etiiuuei- i' rank F
Groceries bpruns Airs S E
bpcnLur As Co C. b
Gen't Wie HSSH,,".
Gen'l Mdse
Furniture
Gen't Mdse
This Is What tho Mention of Pie Did tn
Willie Brown.
I 11
Carey J A
Furley 11
Knapp II
Lord Cain
Lako R E
Randell John "
Spencer H W Flour and Feed
Starlight Dairy Company Gcn'l Mdso
Woodmansee C E "
CANAAN.
Glldea James , Cigars
Lake Lodoro Imp Co
CHERRY RIDGE.
Cobb W J Gcn'l Mdso
Brown F C "
Roncar R B "
GarrlnR B F Feed
Stahl Mrs Louisa Gen'l Mdse
CLINTON.
Frcedman E , Gen'l Mdso
Fitze M D
Gummoe Wm T Feed and Flour
Mills Harry Gcn'l Mdso
O'Neal H J ' Cigars
O'Pika John
DAMASCUS.
Abraham Geo C
It Sometimes Happens.
"Do you remember that little, water,
eyed, lazy chap wo had here three ot
four years ago?" asked the head of the
firm. "Dinks, I think his name was.
I discharged him for Incompetency."
"Blnks?" the assistant manager re
plied. "Oh, yes, I remember him well."
"He came In to see me today."
"Did he? lie went from hero to
New York, didn't he? I suppose he
was wearing a silk hat nnd an over
coat with a fur collar."
"That's tho funny thing about hi?
:ase. I can't understand It. ne was
all run down at the heels and wanted
to know If 1 would give him 50 cents."
-Chicago Ilccord-Ilerald.
Abraham A J
Bachrcr Henry
Clark C E
Cantteld, J A
Decker Mrs Julia
Fromer T J
Gregg C G
Qulnnlp W B
Hill Joel G
Hocker F J
Kays and l'ago
L.oveloss Isaac
Pethlck C M
Rutlcilgo Frank
Skinner Core E
Sheard Joseph
ryier i' ii
DREHER.
Bleseeker Andrew
Carlton E E & Son
Elirhuidt F A Jr
Ehrhaidt F A Sr
Fryo Ward W
Gilpin & Barnes
Laugo C
Miller H It
Simons O E
Sommers F
Smith David B C
Smith H B
Simons Frank
Waltz F D
Wert Charles F '
DYBERRY.
Bunnell E d
Butts J I
Davis It
Hauser J J
Kimble A K
Welter & Sons
HAAVLEY.
Atkinson Box & Lumber Co
Adams Jacob G
Atkinson & Quinney
Babcock O M
Barrett M R
Blgart & Rose
Bower P J
Baschon Lena
Curran John
Corcoran M
Drako J F
Envel Georgo
Eveiulng John
Foster Frank
Frank A H
Guinn Bros
Golbach Edward
Gelsler Louis
Henscl L
Kerber A L t
Kearney P H
Kohlman George
Lehman Chi 1st
Lynch Michael
l.angan O E
McDonald G C
Miller S
Matter & Son
Furniture
Gcn'l Mdse
Harness
Gen'l Mdso
Phonographs
Gen'l Mdse
Cigars
Confectionery
Footwear
Art Store
ilardware
Pianos
Cigars
Jewelry
Meats
Footwear
Confectionery
.Millinery
Joweily
Hardware
Cigars
Phongraphs
Flour and Feed
Gcn'l Mdse
Tobacco nnd Cigars
Jowelery
Confectionery
Gen'l Mdsu
Harness
Gen'l Mdse
Confectionery
Gen'l Mdse
Cigars
Gen'l Mdse
Cigars
Meats
Gen'l Mdse
Cigars
Clears
Flour and Feed
Cigars
Meats
Cigars
Gen'l Mdse
Lumber
Cigars
Gcn'l Mdse
Harness
Gen'l Mdso
Groceries
Gen'l Mdse
Groceries
Confectionery
Groceries
Cigars
Hardwaro
Footwear
Cigars
Art Store
Clothing
Cigars
Miaipsteln & Bro J N Cigars & Tobacco
busnltsky & Co M Gen'l Mdse
htegner J H
Mnlth & Co C W
hmith H T
bommer G P
Schucrholz F W
Schwanker U O
Swingle L B
Smith Maggie
Taeubner A R
'rheobold John
Terwllllger F G
Wayne Co. Co-operative
W'eniger L C
Watts Graham
LAKE
Black E J
Brown Jonathon
Howo P T
ourtis S B
Bortree E N Mrs
Bortrce & Son S C
Collins G G
Jones T N
ivlzer Leslie
Klzer W W
Keyes & Son A S
Lonsteln Samuel
Masters C A
Manilevllle George A
U'Dell Lottie I
Shallcr O W
Shaffer Ben
Schadt Flora M
Simons E W
Samson & Cook
..LEHIGH
Carr & Co W L
Crooks J B
Flower W E
Garagon C W
Harvey W L
Mathews C P & Sons
Khoues A L
Smith M E
bhooK R E
MANCHESTER.
Hleck Wm A
Bullock Grace S
Emerich Wm K G
DeBruen Martin
Harford J V
Kellam 11 I'
Lord Isaac
Stalker D M
Tuuplo L L
Weltzer Hyman
Westbrook B F
MOUNT PLEASANT.
China & Crockery
Wagons
Jewelry
Cigars
Bakery
Furniture
Candy
Clgais
Gen'l Mdse
Asso "
Cigars
Hardwaro
Gen'l Mdso
Footwear
Cigars
Rootling
Gen'l Mdse
Flour & Feed
'1 lnwai o
Groceries
Gen'l Mdse
Flour and Feed
Cigars
Gen'l Mdse
Groceries
Cigars
Gcn'l Mdso
Groceries
Cigars
Gen'l Mdse
Gea'lMdso
Meats
Clgais
Building Material
Flour and Feed
Gen'l .Mdse
Cigars
Cigars
Gen't Mdse
Cigars
Meats
Gen'l Mtjsc
Cigars
Bryon M J
liralu Bios
ureunan J D
Bonham C V
Bunnell I W
Fowler Robert
Giles R W
Miller O C
U'Hara M L
Davis Hotel
Pel ham J J
1 litany J E
Gen'l Mdse
Cigars
Feed
Gen'l Mdse
Groceries
Millinery
Cigars
Clothing
Mangan Estate Mrs. Thomas Gen'l Mdse
A Stickler For Principle.
"Will you be my owucst own for
over and ever, darling?" pleaded the
lover.
"Do bt reasonable, Percy," softly
remonstrated the lady Socialist. "You
know I don't approve of granting spe
cial privileges or encouraging monopo
lies, so please put your 'Uiestlon In
another form." Illustrated Sunday
Magazine.
Napoleon's Loss.
"Shall you return to power, sire?"
nsked Napoleon's secretary as they
departed together from the field of
Waterloo.
"I fear me not," said the emperor
sadly. "That hook nosed warrior the
Duke of Wellington appears to have
captured my return ticket." narperV
Weekly.
Proud of His Coin.
"Sir," said the haughty aristocrat,
who was as proud as lie was poor,
"you ought to be proud of the fact
that I even recognize you."
"I am," rejoined the self made mnu.
"It shows that I have money." Chi
cago Ncwn.
McDonald F II
Nell C P
Nallan M J
Obcrle Carl
Phillipps Lewis
Denlson F J
Peltz L H
Poepple Fred
Relneke Fred
Reallor Martin
Racker Carl
Snyder & Freethy
Snyder & Freethy
Schlager E L
Skier M D
Skier Jos
Teeter Estato R
Tuttlo F L & Co
Thompson Geo S
Unger P J
Von, Frank Henry
Vogler Earnest
Watts G & Son
wolf wm
Welsh and Ames
Watterson Mary A
Warg R F
Wetzel August
Wick Gustavo
HONESDALE.
Ammer J G
Abrams A W
Brooks C A
Buerkett Henry
urown i is
Barberl A
Bodle J A
Bregsteln Bros
Betz C M
Brady J T
Brown Est John
Chambers O T
Clark & Bullock
Charlesworth Thomas
Cole I'crcy L
Crosby John
Doyle Clinton
Dunkleberg H A
Dunning C L
Deln Charles W
Dunn J P
Deltzer Edward
Deck H
Erk Bros
Eld red Mrs A M
Eberhardt Jr A
Flagg's Clothing
Freund Henry
Eisner uaviu
Furniture
Cigars
Farming Implements
Gen'l Mdse
OREGON.
Hlghhouse C L Flour & Feed
Jvnorr Fred Meats
Penwarden E D Gen'l Mdse
PAUPACK.
Goble A Cigars & Candy
, PRESTON.
Clothing
Meats
Confectionery
Jewelery
Cigars
Confectionery
Meats
Harness
Cigars
Confectionery
Drugs
Drugs
Gen'l Mdse
Clothing
Furniture
Gen'l Mdse
Groceries
Confectionery
Gen'l Mdse
Flour and Feed
Hardwaro
Clothing
Gen'l Store
Groceries
Footwear
Meats
Gen'l Mdse
Clothing
Groceries
Cigars
Clothing
Confectionery
Art Store
Clothing
Harness
Drugs
Furniture
Drugs
Gen'l Mdso
Photographer
Drugs
Groceries
Cigars
Meats
Gen'l Mdse
Meats
Meats
Footwear
Ilardware
Coddlngton Fred
Cole Fred
Clune & Son Thomas
Dlx Howard A
uoylu W H
Dumond J G
Hackett Co E
Hlno A F
Hlne Stanley
Howell a Co tiarry
Healy Wm J
Lewis J W
Madlgan P F
McLean E F
Sillsbee S C
Smith D M
Tiltany F W
Woodmansee R C
Walling J
Wager Anthony
Wluwood Milling Co
PROMPTON
Dytnond J B
Snedeker A E
SALEM
Andrews George C
Alt W H
Chumard W E
Dierenlleld Joseph
Elliott J E
Edward D W
Foote Ralph
Uoodrich Florence
Hamlin B F
Kellum and Reldy
Lorlng Chas M
Nicholson tt "
Potter E II
Surrldge W II
Sosenhamer John
Simons C L
Savltz William
Stevens W A
Williams I G
Groceries
Cigars
Groceries
Gcn'l Mdse
Groceries
Gen'l Mdse
Flour & Feed
Gen'l Mdse
Farm Implements
uen i niu&e
Cigars
Feed
Cigar;
Coal
Cigars
Groceries
Gen'l Mdso
Cigars
ucn i muse
Gen'l Mdse
Hardware
Farm Implements
Farm Implements
Gen'l Mdse
Jewelry
Clgai s
Implements
Gen'l Mdse
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
HONESDALE NATIONAL BANK
AT
HONESDALE. WAYNE COUNTY. PA.
At tho close of business, March 7, 1911.
RESOURCES,
Loans and Discounts i 220.200.37
Overdralts.secured and unsecured 10 M
u, a. lion (is to secure circulation. ro.uuu w
Premiums on U. 8. Bonds 2.800 00
Bonds, securities, etc 1 J52.431 67
iiuiiKins-nouse, lumuure ami na
tures
Due from National Jlunks (not
10,000 00
3,031 13
German -American Home
Men Voinen,younEol,
1 CHtlllbllll q,k. As lilwtlilnr !!
rWd. rlTd Br l!nbh4 TN, IVt 4f ll kill
Tho GERMAN AMERICAN TREATMENT,
B Slrletlr Hclvntlrla Coiubliitloa StlteUd Jh ConbUtd
of 6000 MllertBt Drata, U )! cta A ,ry Individ!
Cai, 1 trotltUtlr th Only Cure, o Mtlr wbufTr
7ar itlmaat ar Dl,rl taar b, f ana r orltla, aa Baatbaa
bo (alltd. Writ. Blal year Caa la atrlct tattll,
A Core (1IIA1I ANTKCU. ait-Iran OLD GERMAN
DOOTORb l'at llox CH88, I'lillailclplila, Pa.
Reserve Airents)
Due from State and Private Banks
anu iiankers. Trust companies.
and Savings Banks 30(1 9T
Due from approved reserve
agents 112.G8S 25
Checks and other cash items.. .. 2,2)1 Ki
Notes of other National Hanks.. SM 00
Fractional paper currency, nick
els mid cents... 250 72
Lawful Money Reserve In Bank,
viz: specie -fsi.zij ou
Leiral tender notes UJtX 00 Ul.OfiS SO
Redemption fund with U. S.
i reasurer, to per cent, oi circu
lation) 2.7M 00
Dno from U. S. Treasurer 000 00
Total $1,881,887 SI
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock paid In
150,000 00
150.UO0 0U
Surnlus fund,
Undivided prollts. less expenses
and taxes paid 70.H50 31
National Hank notesoutstandlns 5I.500 00
Due to other National Hanks Ml 51
Individual deposits subject to
ClieCK tl,4,H,4iU 01
Demand certificates (if
deposit . 23,501 00
Certified checks 50 00
Cashier's checks out-
stundlnir C03 50-$ I.153.G36 07
None
None
None
None
llonds borrowed
Notes and bills rcdlscounted
Bins payable, mcliulliit' certifi
cates of deposit for money bor
rowed .
Liabilities other than those above
stated
Total $1,881,887 D2
State of Pennsylvania. County of Wayne, ss.
I, H. Z. Russell, Presldi lit of the above
named Bank, do snlemnlv sucir th.nl thp
above statement Is true to the best of my
kuuw jeUb'u Hiiu ueuei.
II. Z. Russell, President,
Subscribed and sworn to before mo this
11th day of March. 1911.
R. A. SMITH, N. P.
Correct attest:
Andrew Thompson. )
P. R. Murray. f-DIrectors.
E. 11. IlARDFJJHEROH, J 20w4
W. C. SPRY
AUCTIONEER
HOLDS SALKS ANVWIIEUE
IN STATE.
NOTlCK is hereby given that an ap
plication will bo made to the Gov
ernor of Pennsylvania on April 18,
1911, nt 11 o'clock a. m., under the
Act of Assembly, entitled an Act to
provide for the Incorporation and
regulation of certain corporations,
approved April 29, 1874, and sup
plements thereto for tho charter of
an Intended corporation to be called
the Wallen-Paupack Power Com
pany, the character and object of
which Is' tho storage, transportation
and furnishing of water with the
right to take rivulets and lands and
erect reservoirs for holding water
for manufacturing and other pur
poses, and for the creation, establish
ing, furnishing, transmission and us
ing of water power therefrom and
for these purposes to havo, possess
and enjoy all the rights, benefits and
prlvleges of the said Act of Assem
bly and supplements thereto.
LAURENCE H. WATRES,
Solicitor.
Scranton, Pa. 22coi3
A. O. BLAKE,
AUCTIONEER & CATTLE DEALER!
You will make money
byhavlne me.
Bell phone 9-u Bethany, Pa.
W. a. HOLMES, President.
A. T. SEAKLE, Vice Pres.
II. S. SALMON, Cashier
W. J. WAKD, Ass't Cashier
We want you to understand tho reasons for the ABSOLUTE SECUItlTY
of this Bank.
WAYNE COUNTY SAVINGS BANK
HONESDALE, PA.,
HAS A CAPITAL OF $100,000.00
AND SURPLUS AND PROFITS OF 427,342.00
MAKING ALTOGETHER - - 527,342.00
BVERY DOLLAR ot which must be lost before any depositor can lose a PENNY
It has conducted a growing and successful business for over 35 years, serving
.in increasing number of customers with lideelity and satisfaction.
Its cash funds are protected by MODERN STEEL VAULTS.
All of these things, coupled with conservative management, insured
by the UAllKKUL PERSONAL ATTENTION constantly eUen the
Bank's affairs by a notably able Hoard of Directors assures the patrons
of that SUPREME SAFETY which Is the prime essential of a cood
isaiiK.
DECEMBER 1, 1910
Total Assets,
C" nei rMQ
ix , y kj i , v u . ju j
,V. R. HOLMES
A. T. SEAKLE
II. ('LA UK
Farm
Even Then.
First Antediluvian (In Methuselah'B
time) What's the discussion nbout
over there':
Second Ditto Same old topic,
whether a man aged 320 ought to
mnrry n girl of 140. Puck.
Not That Make.
"You know old Jollaby? Well, ho
has locomotor ataxia."
"He has? I thought all the time It
was a limousine." Baltimore Amer
ican. When Johnny Counted.
Mother Johnny Jones counts ten be
fore ho fights.
Tommy Yep, and he doesn't count
for anything nfter It. New York Sun.
Worth It.
"My wife always kisses me when
she wants money,"
"Well, she certijlnly cams all sh
KOts." Spokane Spokesman-Review.
Art Store
Clears & Tobacco
House Clothing
Groceries
Freeman Store Company Clothing
reruer uroa (jigars fis Tobacco
Oammell E W Gasoline Enclncs
Galvln and Theobald Hardware
Gray Chas II Drugs
Grand Union Tea Co Tea & Coffee
Green Mrs. Theresa Stationery
Galvln Michael ' Cigars
Gilbert & Sllsby Clears
Gongolls Chris Confectionery
Hclwlpr B H Wall Paper
Honesdale Garage & Mach. Shop Gasoline
TEXAS.
Austin J M
lieek Jacob
lllshop H T
lianeert John
Brown Minor
Bunnell P W
liellman J II
Christ Wm
Dunkleberg E
Edwards W D
Klmblod L
Gill Thomas ,
Gavltt E U
Hook C J
Herman M & Son
Kranz Fred
Mundy James
Murphy C II
Meyer George
Nelmeyer Wm
Penwarden Mfg Co
t'otter uavia
Itutlcdge BenJ
Smith John C
Skelly E T
Iteatler Henry
Schmltt P J
Smith G & Son
Secllg IS & C
Tuman Joseph
Werner Mrs. O A
White Mills Coal Co
Weber Brothers
Wayne Milling Co
Notions
Cigars
Gen'l Mdse
Flour and Feed
Farm Implements
Gen'l Mdse
Drugs
Fertilizer
' Cigars
Gen'l Mdse
Cigars
Gen'l Mdse
Footwear
Gen'l Mdse
Meats
Meats
Cigars
Drugs
Cigars
Wagons
Cigars
Shingles
Cigars
Hour and Feed
Cigars
Gen'l Mdso
Cigars
Meats
Gen'l Mdse
Confectionery
Gen'l Muse
Uoal
Confectionery
Flour and Feed
WAYMART.
A Little Child's Heart.
A little child's heart
Is a place where the sun
Puts on Its green klrtle
To laugh and to run.
It Is full of sweet mornings
That sing as they rise t
To peep through the violet
Tiluts rims of her eyes,
Baltimore Sun.
Ham S T
Hcssler W O
Heumann J H
Hurley E
Herrman W L
Hlller J A
Holbert B L
Holl E & A
Holbert B L
Igo Mame A
Jadwin C C
Jenkins Frank t
Katz Bros
Knoll W H
Kraft & Conger
Klmblo Geo B
Kroll Mrs F
Kreltner Bros
Lelne A M
Llghthlzer T A
Loercher John
Lowe Chris
Lord F W
Lorls Jr BenJ
Loomis A G Cigars
Lennon and Coyne Cigars
McKenna Sons Cooperage
McKenna Miss Katherlne Notions
McOranaghan Paul E Cigars
Mclntyre W J Sewing Machines
Harness
Cigars
Gcn'l Mdse
Feed & Hay
Notions
Drugs
Music
Oen'l Mdso
Groceries
Coal
Gen'l Mdso
Hoofing
Drugs
Footwear
Furniture
Cigars
McArdlo Chas A
Maple City Garage
Myers Frank J
Marsh nnd rlsh
Moore W T
Meyer Herman
Markey Charles
Martone L
Menner & Co
Michaels F W
Murray Co
Nielsen J n
O'Connell T D
Olsen Wm
Peterson Charles
Peters' Ten Cent Store
Pell O W
Batten Itobert
Denk J C
Decker J W
Dymond J B
Hlnes F S
Hull Brothers
Keene J B
Mltcnell W J
l'lerson W W
Stephenson F
Varcoe F It
S
Farm Implements
Cigars
Gen'l Mdse
Farm Implements
Flour and Feed
Cigars
Gen'l Mdse
Coal
Gen'l Mdse
Clears
Gasoline
Shoes
Groceries
Furniture
Cigars
Hardwaro
Gen'l Mdse
Cigars
Wagons
Notions
Cigars
Jewelry
Notions
Drugs
WHOLESALE.
HONESDALE.
Atlantic Itefinlne Co Oil
Brady J T Drugs
Durland-Weston Shoo Co Footwear
Freund Henry Gen'l Mdse
Holmes W B Flour & Feed
Honesdale Milling Co Flour & Feed
Kraft & Conirer Coal
Murray & Co Hardware
Wayne Milling Co Flour and Feed
MANCHESTER
Atlantic Refining Company Oil
PRESTON
Hackett E & Company Gen'l Mdse
TEXAS.
Smith G & Son Dairy Produce
RESTAURANT. EATING ilUUSH,
CAFE. ETC.
Heumann John Restaurant
BILLARD AND POOL TABLES, ETC,
BERLIN.
Ives Wm Four Alleys
wood wm l'
Miller E "
IIAWLT3Y.
Croekenberc F J One Table
Denlson F J Two Tables
McDonald F II "
IIONESnALE
Relf J A Two Tables
Hharpsteen J W & Brother One Tame
Theobald John
An appeal will be held at the County
Treasurer's office on .Wednesday, April
10, 1911, between the hours of 10 a, m. and
to. 'nnnirwRLTi.
23w3 Mercantile Appraiser,
Advertise in The Citizen?
t&r DEPOSITS MAY BE MADE BY MAIL, -a
DIRECTORS
CHAS. J. SMITH.
II. J.OONGEK.
W K. SUYDAM.
K P. KIM11LK.
II S. SALMON
J. W. FARLEY
KRAFT & CONGER
HONESDALE, PA.
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Rearesent Reliable
Comoanies ONLY
COUPON COUPLETS.
There was an old of Pawtucket,
Had a as big as a
When she sat on a chair
She exploded the
And now she don't know just what
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There was a young man of Fall River,
Had a and an arrow and
Took a shot in the air
Then he heard his Dad
For it hit the old man in the !
Cut out this coupon. Fill in the missing words.
Enclose ten cents and mail to the Coupon Couplet
Editor, Citizen Publishing Company, Honesdale, Pa.
In return you will receive a cute little rabbit with
a humorous verse attached to his tail. USEFUL,
ORNAMENTAL EASTER GIFT. Send one to
your friends.
GET THIS FUNNY BUNNY
Do you like to laugh? Some men we know would
give $50 just to '"ee hee" twice a day. They can't
laugh. They've got dyspepsia. Don't be a rich dys
peptic !
Mail this coupon with ten cents to-day. You'll
laugh for half an hour. If you don't crack a smile
you're hopeless and can get your money back.
GET BUSY! You're a long time dead!
4- f H"f-H-H-f-M"H"M"H-M"f t 4 -H-f4
The Coupon Couplet Editor desires to lnfprm all those who are wonder
ing why they have not yet received n "Funny Bunny" after having filled In
tho missing words and forwarded a dime, that there has been an unavoid
able delay In catching the little rascals. Tho editor expects, however, to
havo trapped enough by the time this announcement Is read to satisfy even
the enormous demand for theso really sidesplitting rabbits. REMEMBER.
IP YOU DON'T CRACK A SMILE YOU QET YOUR MONEY BACK,