THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24, 1912.
HYGIENE TOPIC
OF CONVENTION
International Congress Meets at
Washington In September.
THE FIRST GATHERING HERE
IN THE WORLD OF
SPORT
Marty O'Toolc, Pirates' $22,
500 Pitcher.
Elaborate "Exhibition on Health" Will
Be a Feature To Consist of Nine
Sections Twenty-five Foreign Coun
tries Will Send Delegates.
For the first time in the sixty years
of Its existence, since It wis culled
into being In 1ST2 to meet the great
pandemic of cholera In Europe, the In
ternational congress on hygiene and
demography will hold Its sessions in 1
this country In direct response to the
Invitation of the president nnd I lie
- . - . 1
congress of the L nlted States. The 1
meetings will he held in Washington, ,
Sept, U.VJS, In connection with the
congress there will he one of the most
elaborate '"exhibitions on health" ever
assembled The exhibit will be opened J
the second week In September and
will continue three weeks.
Even though the congress bus behind
fit the history of giving formal indorse-
linent to such epoch tanking discoveries
as the I'asteur treatment for rabies
and the nutltoxln treatment for diph
theria and giving to the world the
I knowledge which enabled medical
practitioners everywhere to take nd-
I vantage of these discoveries It Is an
ticipated that the fifteenth congress
1
I '"V ' '. -v J'
tw'i May V'V
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Photo by American Press Association.
Manager Fred Clarke says that If
Mnrty O'Toolc's arm Is in good shape
this season the Pittsburgh Pirates will
make things mighty interesting for the
Glhnts, Phillies nnd Cubs or any other
In September will mark a greater step team that pops up as a probable win
I in the advancement of health than has
I any previous congress.
Although fourteen other congresses
I nave been held in the various capitals
I of Europe, this will be the first time
that the United States will have nnv-
Ithlng lil,
iThe g .x .
I road 1
reptt 1 .r
leers a
Ipart , '
I state ex'
The usua
1
appropriate representation,
r of forty-three states al
1 .iiolnted committees of
1 musicians, health olli
. ' 1 1 on hygiene to take
ner. The Pirates' leader believes
O'Toole is one of the greatest pitchers
In the game and says that Mnrty will
prove this season that he Is worth the
price $22,r00 that President Barney
Dreyfus paid the St. Paul club for his
release.
1-
Canada to Spend $20,003 on Lacrosse.
A special emergency meeting of the
Plnh Pminrlinn AtliloMmin In Mnntrn.il
it uvidtis and to nrraniri'1 .,., j,
,11, I "s neiu receiiiij to aiscuhs iiruspccia
of signing up players for the team en
tered in the Big Four Lacrosse league,
and Mr. George Kennedy was empow
ered to spend, if necessary, the sum of
$20,000 to secure a team capable of
holding Its own against the older or
ganizations. The directors of the east end organi
zation indorsed the arrangements made
by their manager and evidently real
ized that to make the proposition a
paying one they must place a winning
team in the Held during the summer.
They figured out that even if they
lose 55,000 on the first season's work
ing they will break even, ns they value
the frauchlse at this figure and, as Mr.
Hector BIssalllon said, would have
been prepared to pay this amount any
way to break into lacrosse, so can af
ford to lose it to provide a winning
team.
tho j-v-ical exhibition
representation at '
previous coi - has been from five
to ten delegate, wherea.- nt the com-:
ing meeting delegates from pve-y city '
and toun in the country are ixjuvted
to the number of between ts.ojii and
7,000
May Announce Discover cs. I
Twent lho foreign couinri. too,
tiave slgn-Hiil their intention of being
represented :t the congress nnd the
ixhibltii'ii 11 ttl accommodations have '
P)een arranged for a delegation of r,00 i
from Germany alone.
"Whatever nny be the announcements
hf medi ai discoveries at the forthcom
ing congress, which may parallel the,
l on Retiring announcement of dinli-
Ilierla antitoxin In 1803 and' the I'as-I
eur mitt rii.U- treatment In 1SS!), it is I
Intended tu.it the fifteenth internatlon-1
!ll rmt.fii.v lit-.ri.i.m n.wl .1m.. . ..... I
v v.i - .1 ii.t fell-Hi; illiu 1IUIJ1 ' I.l-
ihy sli.i'i l.nng about a standai 'iza
ion uf lngleiili- methods throughout
he I mted states and the world. This
mrpose is well outlined in tho formal
inuoum-ement of the exhibition on
lealth which the department of state
las just Issued and which specifies (
hat "one of the pressing needs of the
lines Is the standardization of hy-j
ind the correlation of the work of fed
;ral state, municipal and private health
Tho congress will be divided Into
line sections, each of which will have
ts own program, and the work pro
iosed for the vnrlous sections will be
unoiinccu irom ume to time as It is
pfprmtnAri Tlia oYtillilHnn li-m lwi
eld In a specially constructed building
f vast area now being erected in Po-
omac nark.
Congress Is Important.
"Tho work of the congress Is of spo
Inl importance to the government and
ltizens of the United States," said Dr.
olin S. Fulton, secretary general of
he organization. "The congress will
ring together about ;t,000 of the most
Istlngulshcd specialists, and other
Ibition. Problems of the greatest lm
ortance to the United States will be
lscunsed In tho sections nnd llliiHt rut
in the exhibition, such hh the cure
nd prevention of tropical diseases, the
lsnecunn or nnimnin nun minr nrnM.
J is ami redernl, state and municipal
ganlzatlou for the nrebcrvntion of
ubllc health."
President Taft, honorary president of
Shilling to Ride Abroad.
Although Carroll Shilling's contract
with Charles Kohler was terminated a
short time ago. It is to be renewed, and
the jockey will go to France to join
the stable.
Mr. Kohler decided to dlspcnbe with
Shilling's services because there is so
little for a flat rider to do on the
French courses. lie was loath to lose
such a clever rider, however, and
finally made arrangements whereby
August Belmont is to share In the serv
ices of the Jockey. Between them they
hope to find plenty of employment for
hi in.
Mel Sheppard Optimistic.
Melvln W. Sheppard is very Jubilant
over the American team's prospects for
tho Olympic. games. He hopes himself
to carry oft throe first places on the
400, 800 and 1,500 meter runs. "Any
man who beats mo will havo to smash
a record," said Sheppard. Besides
winning the aforesaid races, ho pre
dicts that America will win the 1,000
meter relay, In which he hopes to run.
In most of the other track and field
competitions ho declares tiiat Amer
ica's chancea are better than ever before.
WEDS HIS EARLY LOVE.
uarrel Fortyfive Years Ago Had In
terrupted Courtship.
As tho result of a courtship dating
ck forty five years, John P. Andrews,
ent to Los Angeles recently and se
tred a license to marry Mrs. Cornelia
Howan, ten years his Junior and ut
corui a ivoiuuut ut ouuia Ana,
The used couple were sweethearts
hen both attended quilting parties In
1 A 1 .1 1 .
ivn. iiiil iiuu ii ti kji L-r-i'i mnn r imiii
- " " uuill
aniod, but their life partners huve
nee died.
Wheat Land Area Increase,
During 1010 4,018,000 acres
the world's wheat land area,
wero
New Zealand Farm Labor.
- n j. a ... i . .
4i u uay nuu la iuh to secure
most nfteded.
Soldier Kearns a White Hope?
Is r'uldlcr Kearns, who knocked out
Jim Coffey In lesi than a round In New
York recently, another John U Sulli
van? For six months Kcarng has been
attracting attention nt tho smaller box
ing clubs by stopping almost very an
tagonist as easily as he settled Coffey.
The right hand punch -which has won
more than a dozen battles for Kearns
is a duplicate of tho great wallop that
made Sullivan famous ns tho conqueror
of Paddy Ityan, Jnko KHraln and oth
er fighters moro than twenty years ago.
Regatta Meeting April 8.
The narlern (New Tork) regatta com
mlttee will hold Its final meeting on
April 8, when nrrangoments for the
river races will bo made. So far cleren
races havo been set for the meeting.
Six more aro to bo added. At present
It is not known whether or not there
will bo an lnterscholastlc event. This
hangs In the balance at present.
Skat Players to Meet In Chicago.
Skat players from all over tho Unit
ed Stntcs and Canada will assemble
in Chicago May 23, 20 and 27 for the
annual tournamont of tho North Amer
ican Skat league. Players aro expect
ed from tho Hew England states, tho
Pacific slope and as far north and
bo nth as the German card game boasts
devotees.
No lYco Samples From tho Stnto Ag
ricutnirnl .Department,
Mnny porspns wrlto to tho Penn
sylvania State Department of Agri
culture, asking for frco sample of
BecdB, ibulbs, plants, bees, Inoculating
materlnls for soils, fertilizers, etc. To
a recent correspondent making such
n request, Prof. Surface, Stnto Zoolo
gist, at JInrrlshurg, replied as fol
lows: "I must take this occasion to say
thnt wo send out no mnterial for In
oculating purposes and no free seeds,
trees, plants nor samples of any kind.
Tho Impression thnt tho Department
furnishes such mnterial mny havo
arisen from tho fact thnt tho U. S.
Department of Agriculture, nt Wash
ington, 'D. C, does send out some free
samples 'through tho Congressmen.
Tho State Department of Agrlculturo
.it Harrlsburg has nothing to do with
the distribution of seeds or samples,
and recommends planters to depend
upon tested seeds, obtained as nearly
directly as possible from known nnd
rollablo growers. Good seeds from
rellablo sources aro Just as Import
ant In producing good crops as aro
select animals In producing good live
stock."
The Celestial Way.
In China when n subscriber rings
up the exchange the operator may be
expected to ask:
"What number doe3 tho honorahlo
son of tho moon and stars desire?"
"Jlohl, two-three."
Silence. Then tho exchange re
sumes: "Will tho honorahlo person graci
ously forglvo tho Inadequacies of tho
Insignificant service and permit this
humble slave of tho wlro to Inform
him that the never-toJbe-suIIlciently-ensured
line is busy?" Wasp.
CLASSIFICATION AND APPRAI8
MENT. Tho undersigned duly ap
pointed Appraiser of Mercnntlle Taxes
for tho year 1911, makes tho following
Classification and Apprnlsmcnt or
Venders of Merchandise, etc.
Retail.
Berlin
Dunn, Win, II. Gen. Mdsc.
Ives, Win. Gen. Mdsc.
Smith, Jacob P. Groceries.
Pant, B. J. Gon. Mdse.
Bethany
Buckingham
Brain, Geo. G. Notions and Cnndy.
Cnroy, J. A. Gen. Medso.
Parley, W. J. Gen. Mdse.
Goodlngton, B. O. Farm Implements.
Ho Hnd Nothing on Sandy.
A Scotch gamekeeper who had
been loft In charge of an estate was
being questioned by an 'English visi
tor. "Aro there many door on the
place?" "Hundreds, sir." "Many
hares?" "Thousands, sir." "Well,
now, are there many gorillas?" asked
the Englishman sarcastically. For a
moment tho gamekeeper hesitated,
then he replied: "Weol, sir, they
they come like yorsel', just noo and
then."
Deep Mourning.
Before a house where a colored
man had died a small darky was
standing erect at one side of the
door. It was about JImo for the ser
vices to begin, and the parson ap
peared from within nnd said to tho
darky: "Do services am about to be
gin. Ain't you agwlne in?"
. "Ise would If I could, parson," an
swered the little negro, "but y'u see
I's tho crape." Everybody's.
Another Shell Game.
Old Hen Now, don't that beat all!
I haven't been off this nest ten min
utes and now there isn't one egg 1 ;fi
in it. That's just the waj; a boi'v
never can find n tlilrq; where shr
lays on. -The Jmurt Set.
Knnpp, II
Lord, Cain,
Spencer, II. W.
Stnrllght Dairy Co.
Woodmnnsoe, C. E
Canaan.
Glltlcn, James
hake Lodoro Imp. Co.
Cherry Itldgo
Cobb, W. J.
Brown, C. P.
Bonear, It. B.
Garrlng, B. P.
Stahl, Mrs. Louisa
Clinton
Preedman & Son, E.
PItzo, M. D.
Gummo, Wm. T.
Mills, Harry
Ononl, H. J.
Oplkn, John
Damascus
Abrnms, Geo. C.
Abrauis, A. J.
Baehrcl, Henry
Clark, E. C.
Can field, J. A.
Fromer, T. .1.
Gregg, C. G.
Gulnnlp, W. B.
Hill, Joel G.
Keys & Page,
Lovclass, Isaac
Pethick, C. M.
Itutledge, Prank
Skinner, Core E,
Smith, Tracoy
Sherd, Joseph
Tyler, P. B.
Dreher
Bicsecker, Andrew
Ehrhnrdt, P. A. Jr.
Ehrhardt, P. A. Sr.
Frye, Ward W.
Gilpin & Barnes
Lango, C.
Miller, II. II.
Simons, O. E.
Sommers, P. C.
Smith, David B.
Smith, II. B
Simons, Frank
Waltz, P. D.
Waltz, Levene
Dyberry
minn"!!, K. D.
IJat'ib, .j. I.
Davis, It.
Hoiir.cr, J. J.
Kii-blo. A. K.
It 'if-v A.- Lou.
Furniture
Gen. Milse.
Flour & Feed.
Gen. Mdse.
Gen. Mdse.
Cigars.
Cigars.
Gen. Mdse.
Gen. Mdsc.
Gen. Mdsc.
Feed.
Gen. Mdsc.
Gen. Mdse.
Gen. Mdsc.
Flour & Feed.
Gen. Mdsc.
Cigars.
Cigars.
Furniture.
Gen. Mdsc.
Harness.
Gen. Mdse.
Phonographs.
Gen. Mdsc.
Gen. Mdsc.
Gen. Mdse.
Gen. Mdsc.
Flour & Feed.
Flour & Feed.
Gen. Mdsc.
Gen. Mdse.
Gen. Mdsc.
Gen. Mdsc.
Cigars & Tobacco.
Jewclery.
Confectioner.
Harness.
Gen. Mdse.
Confectioner.
Gen. Mdse.
Gen. Mdse.
Gen. Mdse.
Cigars
Gen. Mdse.
Cigars.
Cigars.
Meats.
Gen. Mdse.
Gen. Mdse.
Erk Bros.,
Eidrcd, Mrs. A M
Eborharat, A. E.
Fives, Paul
Fround, Henry
Fredericks, Paul
Fisher, Dnvld
Freeman's Storo Co.,
r eruer Bros.,
Gnmmell, E. W.
Hardware.
Art Store.
Cigars & Tobacco.
Cigars.
Groceries.
Confectioner.
Junk Dealer.
Clothing.
Cigars & Tobacco.
Gasollno Engines.
Gnlvin & Theobald, Hnrdwnre.
Gray, Chns. Cigars & Candy.
Grand Union Tea Co., Teas & Coffee
Green Theresa, Mrs. Stationery
Galvln, Michael Cigars
Gilbert, Fred Cigars.
Gougoulls, Chris., (lower storo) Con-fcctloner.
Gougoulls, Chris., (upper Btoro) Clgnrs.
uiuos, uiias. Gasoline & Oil.
Ham, S. T. Harness.
Hctsler, W. G. Confectioner.
Hetimann, John Cigars.
Hlllcr. J. A Groceries
Holbert, B. L. Groceries.
Holl Bros., Groceries.
Hawker & Bottumus, Meats.
Honesdalo Con. Light, Heat & Power
Co., Lamps & Fixtures.
Igo, Mnmo Notions
Jadwln, C. C. Drnira.
Jenkins, P. A. Music.
Katz Bros., Gen. Mdsc.
Kraft & Conger, Coal.
Kimble, Geo. B. Gen. Mdse.
Kroll, Mrs. P. Gen. Mdse.
Kreltncr Bros. Hoofing.
Lelne, A. M. (upper storo) Drugs.
Lelno, A. M. (lower store) Drugs.
Llghthlser, T. A. Footwear.
Loercher, John Furniture
Lowe, Chris Cigars
Lord, F. W. Cigars.
Lorls, BenJ. Cigars.
Lennon & Coyne, Cigars.
McKenna Sons, P. Cooperage.
McKenna, Mls3 Katerine A. Milliner.
McGranaghan, Paul E.
Mclntyre, W. J.
Howell, Harry & Co.,
Hcaly, W. J.
Kcllog, O E.
Lewis, J. ,
Mndlgan, P. P.
McLean, E. P.
Smith, D. M.
Tlifany, P. W.
Woodmansce, H. O.
Walling, J.
Wlnwood Milling Co.,
Yager, Anthony
Pro mp ton
Dymond, J. B.
Stiedoker, A. E.
Salem
Andrews, Geo. C.
Altew, Wm. II.
Chumnrd, W. E.
Eliicott, J. E.
Edwards, D. W.
roote, Italph,
Gen. Mdse.
Clgnrs.
Farm Implements.
Peed.
Cigars.
Coal.
Groceries.
Gen. Mdse.
Gen. Mdse.
Gen. Mdse.
Peed.
Cigars.
Gen. Mdsc.
Gen. Mdse.
Hardware.
Farm Implements.
Farm Implements.
Gen. Mdse.
Jowelery.
Cigars.
THE EFFECTIVE LAI'ATiVE.
Tastes Like and Is Eaten Like Cand)4
In our experience in the handling ol
drugs and medicines, we believe we
have never had experience with any
Itemedy that gave such great satisfac
tion to our customers as do Uexal!
Orderlies. This Itemedy is not like
any other laxative or cathartic. It con
tains all the good features of other
laxatives, but none of their faults.
Our own faith in Itexull Orderlies is
so strong that we offer them to you
with our own positive personal guar
antee, that if they do not thoroughly
satisfy you, you only need tell us and
we will hand back to you every penny
you paid us for them. Therefore, in
trying them upon our recommendation
you take no risk whatever,
Bexnll Orderlies taste like nnd arc
eaten like candy. They do not gripe,
cause nausea, excessive looseness, or
any other annoyance. They act so
easily that they may be taken at any
Ume, day or night. They are particu
larly good for children, aged, or deli
cate persons. They are put up in con
venient tablets In three sizes of pack
ages. Prices, 10c, 25c, and 50c.
Remember, Itexall Remedies ea
bo obtained in this community only
at our storo The Rexall Stor
A. M. LEINE.
Roll of
HONOR
AtterMon is called to the STRENGTH
of the
Wayne County
ani
The FINANCIER of New York
City has published a ROLL Ot
HONOR of tho 11,470 Stato Banks
and Trust Companies of United
States. In this list the WAYNE
COUNTY SAVINGS BANK
Stands 38th in the United States
Stands 10th in Pennsylvania.
Stands FIRST in Wavne County.
Savings
Capital, Surplus, $550,000.00
Total ASSETS, $3,000,000.00
Honesdale. Pa., March 2i, 1911.
Cigars.
Flour & Feed.
Cigars.
Meats.
Cigars.
Gon. Mdse.
Haw ley
Atk'.iibon Box & Lumber Co. Lumber.
Adams, Jacob G, Cigars
Atkinson & Qijlnney, Gen. Mdse.
Babcock, O. E,
Uaisen & Ludwlg,
Bower, P. J.
Basohom, C. P.
currau, John
'"rockenberg, T. J.
Corocoran, M.
Carney, Mike
Deltzer, Gus.
Dennlson, T. J.
Drake, P. J.
Eberding John.
Poster, Prank
Franks, 11. A.
Guinne Bros.,
Goldback & Pennell
Geisler, Louis
Hensell, L.
Hughes, Angle
Kerber, A. J.
Kearney, P. H.
Kohlmann, Geo.
Lehman, Christ.
Langan, C. E.
Mayno, 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.
Reiner, Martin
Rocker, Carl
Spall, A. E,
Harness.
Jowelery.
Groceries.
Cigars & Confec'r
Gen. Mdse.
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.
Jowelery.
Meats.
Gen. Mdse.
Cigars.
Confectioner.
Clothing.
Snyder & Freetny, (upper store)
Drugs.
Snyder & Freethy, (lower store)
Drugs.
Schlager, E. L.
Skier, M. D.
Skier, Jos.
Simons, Geo.
Swingle, P. F.
Tepperweln, G.
Teeter.E st. of R.
Tuttle, P. L&Co.,
Thompson, Geo S.
Unger, J. P.
VonFrank, Henry
Vogler, Ernest
Watts Son, G.
Wolf, Wm.
Welsh & Ames,
Wntterson, Mary A.
Wnrg, P. R.
Wentzol, August
Wick, Gustavn
Honesdalo
Ainmer, J. G.
Abrnms, A. W.
Brooks, C. A.
Beurkett, Henry
Beurkett, Leonard
Brown, Irving,
Barlow & Elmdorf,
Bnrbieri, A.
Bodie, J. A.
Gen. Mdse.
Clothing.
Clothing.
Harness.
Gen. Mdse
Confectioner.
Furniture.
Gen. Mdse.
Groceries.
Confectioner.
Gen. Mdsc.
Flour & Feed.
Hardware.
Clothing.
Gen. Mdse.
Groceries
Footwear.
Meats,
stents.
Gen. MdBe.
Clothing.
Groceries.
Cigars.
Lamps & Fixtures.
Clothing.
Cigars.
Confectioner.
Art Store.
McArdle, Chas.
McDonald, Chns.
.Myers, Frank
Morrison, Sam.
Marsh & FIbh
Moore, Wm. T.
Meyers, Herman
Markey, Chns.
Martone, L.
Menner & Co.,
Michels, P. W.
Murray & Co.,
Neilson, J. B.
O'Conneh, T. D.
Olson, Wm.
Partridge,
Peterson, Chas.
Peter's 10c. Store,
Peil, Wm. G.
Roadnlght, Wm. G.
Ilickert, John
Reif, Wm. J.
Roeschlau, C.
Rettew, Harry
Richmond, John
Roegnor, John
Rowland, Harold
Smith, Jacob H.
Schuller, Prank
Sylsbee, Chas.
Spruks, Mrs. S. E
Spencer, C. F. & Co.,
Spettiguo O. M.
Schoell, Fred
Sharpsteen Bros. Cigars & Tobacco.
Susnitskv & Co., M. Dry Goods
Cigars.
Pianos.
Cigars.
Cigars.
Footwear.
Hardware.
Groceries.
Furniture.
Cigars.
Hardware.
Confectioner.
Gen. Mdse.
Cigars.
Hardware.
Notions.
Cigars.
Cigars.
Farm Implements.
Jewclery.
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.
Groceries.
Notions.
Wagons.
Jewelery.
tho character and object of which is
Bregstoln Bros.,
Botz, C. M.
Brady, J. T.
Brown, J Estate
Chambers, O. T.
Clark & Bullock,
Chnrlesworth, Thos.
Colo, Percy,
Cliarlesworth & Cross,
Oil.
Crosby, Johu
DIttrlch, BenJ.
Dunkolborg, II. A.
Dunning, C. L.
Deln. Chas.
Dunn, J. P.
ueitzer. Edward
Deck, Harry
Clothing.
Harness.
Drugs.
Furniture.
Drugs.
Gen. Mdse.
Art Store.
Drugs,
Gasollno and
Grocorlcs.
Confectlonor.
Moats.
Gen. Mdse.
Meats.
Meats.
Footwear.
Hardware.
Schuerholz, P. W. Cigars & Tobacco.
Schwenker, Geo. G. Confectioner.
Swingle, L. B. Furniture.
Smith, Maggie Candy & Notions.
Taeubner, A. R. Cigars.
Theobald & Schiessler Cigars.
Torwilllger, F. G. Notions.
Wayne County Co-operative Associa
tion Groceries.
Weniger, L. C. Cigars.
Watts. Graham Hardware.
Lake
Black E. J. Gen. Mdse.
Brown, Jonothan Footwear.
Bortree & Son, S. C. Flour & Feed.
Collins, G. G. Tinware.
Curtis, S. B Roofing.
Howe, P. T. Cigars.
Jones, T. N. Groceries.
Klzer. Leslie Gen. Mdse.
Klzer, W. W. Flour & Feed.
Keys &-Son, A. S. Cigars.
Lonsteln, Sam. Gen, Mdse.
Masters, A. C. Gen. Mdse.
Mandevllle, Geo. A. Groceries.
Odell, Lottlo I. Cigars.
Shaffer, O. W. Gen. Mdse.
Shaffer, BenJ. Groceries.
Schadt, Flora M. Cigars
Simons, E. W. Gen. Mdse.
Sampson & Cook. Gen. Mdse.
Lehigh
Browu, Chns. H. Cigars.
Carr & Co., W. Gen. Mdse.
Crook, J. B. Gen. Mdse.
Flower, W. E. Meats.
Garagan, C. W. Cigars.
Harvey, W. L. B'l'd. Material
Matthews, C. P. & Son Flour & Feed.
Rhodes, A. L. Gen. Mdse.
Smith, M. E. Gen. Mdse.
Lebanon
Rutle-lge, Benj Gen. Mdse.
Manchester.
Barnes, L. B. Gen. Mdse.
Block, Wm. A. Cigars.
Builock, Graco Gen. Mdse.
Emrich, W. G. F. Cigars.
Erwln, O. L. Gen. Mdse.
DeBruen, Martin Cigars.
Hartford, J. W. Meats.
Stalker, D. M. Gen. Mdse.
Teople, L.L. Gen. Mdse.
Weitzer, Hyman Gen. Mdse.
Westbrook. B. P. CigarB,
.Mount Pleasant
Goodrich, Florence Farm Implements.
noiiisierviiio crenmory Gen. Mdse.
Hamlin, B. P. Gen. Mdse.
JackBon, B. W. Gon. Mdse.
Kellam & Reidy, Gen. Mdse.
Loring, Chas. M. Notions.
Nicholson, P. II. Cigars.
Potter. E. H. Gen. Mdse.
Surridge, W. H. Flour & Fend.
So3enhamer, John Farm Implements,
Simons, C. L,
Savltz, m.
Thcck Frank
Weber, B. S.
Williams, I. G.
Weitzer, Isaac
Gen. Mdsc.
Gen. Mdsc.
Gen. Mdsc.
Gen. Mdsc.
Farm Implements.
Groceries.
Starrucca
Barnes, S. D. Gen. Mdse.
Callendcr. S. S Farm Implements
Bryon, M. J.
Brain Bros.,
Brcumnn, J. D.
Bonhnm, C. E.
Bunnell, I. W
Davis Hotel,
Fowler, Robert
Giles, R, W.
Miller, O. C.
O'Harra, M. L.
Perhnm, J. J.
Tiffany, J. E.
Wilcox, Ruel
Gen. Mdse.
Gen. Mdso.
Gen. Mdse.
Gen. Mdse.
Clgnrs.
Clgnrs.
Feed.
Gen. Mdse.
Gen. Mdso.
Furniture.
Farm Implements.
Gen. Mdso.
Ments.
Oregon
Meats.
Gen. Mdse.
Knorr, Fred
Penwnrden, E. D.
raupnek
Goble, A. Clgnrs & Cnndy.
Preston
Bennett, W. E.
Coddlngton, Fred
Cole, Prod
Clune & Son, Thos
Doyle, Wm. II.
Uavls. Mart
Erk, 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.
Willlnms, Theo
Gen. Mdse.
Hardware.
Cigars.
Gen. Mdse.
Cigars.
Gen. Mdse.
Gen. Mdse.
Gen Mdse.
Farm Implements.
Fertilizer.
Hlno, A. P.
Hlne, Stanley II.
Gen, Mdso.
Groceries.
Cigars.
Groceries.
Farm Implements.
Farm Implements.
Gen. Mdse.
Farm Implements.
Scott
Carey, S. A. Mrs.
Scott Chemical Co.,
Tarhox, L. J., Mrs.
Fisher, Mrs. Paul
South Canaan
Bentham, John
Benjamin, Irwin
Bone, W. J.
Bang, E. O. & S. A.
Cook, A. M.
Decker, J W
Hinds, M .M .
Lockwood, II. S.
Shaver, C. C.
Shaffer, F. J.
Shaffer, W. R.
Swingle, Hattie
Spangenbttrg. E. D.
Texas
Bishop, Frank
Beck, Jacob
Bishop, H. T.
Bangert, John
Brown, Minor
Bunnell, P. W.
Beelman, J. H.
Christ. Wm.
Dunkleburg, E.
Edwards, D. W.
Gill, Thos.
Gavitt, E. B.
Hook. C. J.
Hurley, Emmett
Herman & Son,
Krantz, Fred
Mundy, James
Murphy, C. H.
Meyers, Geo.
Nelmeyer, Wm.
Penwanlen Mfg Co..
Smith. John C.
Skelley, E. T.
Schmidt, P. J.
Smith & Son, G.
Seellg.B. & C.
Tunian, Joseph
Werner, O. A., Mrs.
White Mills Coal Co.,
Wayne Milling Co.,
Waymart
Batten, Robert, rarm Implements.
Gen. Mdse.
Gen. Mdse.
Gen. Mdse.
Gen. Mdso.
Cigars.
Gen. Mdse.
Meats.
Drugs.
Drugs.
Groceries.
Gen. Mdse.
Gen. Mdse.
Lumber.
Gen. Mdto.
Gen. Mdse.
Gen. i ' -Kai'n.
I in,,.
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c-n. ;: .
Gen. .! '..
Gen.
r u.ars.
Gon. .iliise.
Foot ear.
Gon. Mdse.
.Meats.
Cigars.
Drugs.
Cigars.
Cigars.
Wagons.
Cigars.
Cigars.
Cigars.
Cigars.
Cigars.
Lumber.
Cigars.
Gen. Mdse.
Meats.
Gen. Mtlse.
Gen. Mdse.
Confectioner.
Gen. Mdse
Coal.
Flour & Feed.
Denk, J. C.
Decker, J. W.
Dymond, J. B.
Hlnes. F. S.
Huttlchen, Benj.
Hull Brothers,
Keen, J. B.
Mitchell, W. J.
Norton, L. W.
Peirson, W. W.
Stephenson, F S.
Saunders, Perry
Sinquett, L.
Stewart, J. E.
Varcoe, R. P.
Wholesale
Honesdalo
Atlantic Refining Co.,
Brady. J. T.
Durland, Weston & Co.,
i-reunti, Henry,
Holmes. W. B.
Kraft & Conger,
Murray & Co.,
Rtippert, Fred.
Wayno Milling Co.,
Candy & Cigars.
Gen. Mdse.
Gen. Mdse.
Gen. Mdse.
Harness.
Farm Implements.
Flour & Feed.
Cigars.
Farm Implements.
Gen. Mdse.
Coal.
Wagons.
Lumber.
Farm Implements.
Gen. Mdse.
Oils.
Drugs.
Footwear.
Groceries.
Flour & Feed.
Coal.
Hardware
Confectloucr.
Flour & Feed.
Manchester
Atlantic Refining Co., Oils & Gasoline.
Texas
G. Smith & Son, Dairy Produce.
Billiards . Pool.
Berlin
Ives, Wm. Four Alleys.
Wood. Wm. P. Four Alleys.
Miller, E. Four Alleys.
Hawley
Crockenberk, F. J. 1 Table.
Dennlson P. J 2 Tables.
McDonald, P. H. 2 Tables.
Honesdalo
Beurkett. Henry 1 Tnblo.
Reif, J. A. 2 Tables.
Sharpsteen Bros., 1 Taole.
Starrucca
Rodney, A. E. 1 Table.
An appeal will be held nt the Coun
ty Treasurer's oihco on Monday, prll
22, 1912, between tho hours of 10 a.
m. and 2 p. ni.
WYMAN W. KIMBLE,
2Cw4 Mercantile Appraiser
Boost Heaeedale and
county.
Wayne
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