THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, MAY i, 1912.
PAGE SEVEN
CUMMINS IS BEATEN
Iowa's "Big Four" Instruct
ed For Taft.
TOWN FIGHTS BANK ROBBERS.
BIG FIGHT ON IN MISSOURI.
I All Overtures of Taft Men to Governor
Hadley, Roosevelt Leader, For Com
promise Having 'Been Refused
II 1 wo conventions Are in
El Prospect.
r
Cedar Rapids, In., April 25. The
.wildest Republican state convention
that Iowa ever saw concluded Its la
bors Immediately following the adop
tion of resolutions presented by the
I majority instructing Iowa's four dele
gates at large to the nationnl conven
tion for Wlllinm II. Taft by n vote of
704 ngnlnst 720 for Senator A. II. Cuui-
Imlns. The resolutions were brief.
The delegates at lnrge arc Governor
Carroll of Des Moines, George D. Per
kins of Slour City, Luther A. Brewer
of Cedar Rapids and J. F. Bryan of
Creston.
Before the convention met Senator
ICummtns admitted that It looked like
lefent Asked If ho would withdraw
from the presidential race, ho replied:
I have been knocked down and
dragged out, but I never withdraw."
The result In the state contest Is that
9f Iowa's delegation of 2G votes Taft
tins 10 and Cummins 10.
bed or in tho watery coal bin formed
uy a uani.
How far this coal travels cannot
bo told exactly. Tho first supply r.j.. e. , ., ,
comes Into tho river In tho region of B"ndlls 8et Ire to Building and Es-Wllkes-Darre.
Twcnty-flvo miles bo- caP With $1,500 From Vaults,
low Wllkes-Darro, at Nescopeck, thoy I tort Smith, Ark., A"prll 25. For
dig river coal. Twonty-flvo miles more thnn two hours, In which tluio
further downstream, at Sunbury, tho more than 200 shots wore cachnnged,
?LaB I0 f8t,U ,bUsy- (I'ller,0 ,a Blx bauk nhhnn nhoat fifty cltl-
rsqfluaynn0afwftlr& "J" .T, U,lc,
ters or tho Shamokln Creek. district of Midland, n mining town
Another twenty-flvo miles down-' ncnr here. The bandits robbed the
stream, at Liverpool, one still finds bauk of Midland of $1,500 and under
tho coal Ushers delving llko so many fire made their escape,
oyster tongors; and llttlo fleets of I Citizens of the towu wero awakened
coal boats move up and down tho uy ilcnvy explosions. Scores of men
rlor at Hnrrlsburg, another twen- illlPri.,,i ln fim .wntnwn iilstrlrt mid
ty-flvo miles below. So that for 100 lo . Uowl,low' Ulstrlct. anil
miles at least tho bed of tho Sus-! ns thoy rnn townrd tIlQ unnk building
quehannn Is dotted with llttlo coal . thoy wcro mot by a volley of shots
piles. fired by four of tho robbers stationed
So, too, are tho shores bordorlng ' behind buildings outside tho bank,
this stretch of river. For overy The citizens armed themselves, re
farmer has his rlycrsldo coal bin, a. turned to the scene under cover and
ninniCM ,S,P,nC,e J th riVr a?' Won shooting It! the direction Of the
alongside which ho can moor his , .,.... , 1
1 boat to unload. Frequently tho " . """ ,luu
I farmer has several bins, for ho sop-, cd robbers' guns. Explosion after ex-
arates his coal according to slzo by Plosion occurred In tho bank. After
I means of screens with meshes of gnthcring up nil tho cash In sight the
1 different widths. I robbers set lire to the wrecked vault
! Hard to llo the coal boats, each j The building caught fire, and while
with Its long pushing polo. Its sieve tll0 ,,nzo wns ,)elnK extinguished the
I llko shovels and anchor pins. For 1 -,,, -.,,
. wncn jonnnio goes to fish for coal 1
' ho anchors his .boat at right angles
CLASSIFICATION AND APPRAIS
MENT. Tho undersigned duly ap
pointed Appraiser of Mercantile Taxes
for tho year 1911, makes tho following
Classification nnd Appralsment of
Venders of Merchandise, etc.
Retail.
Berlin
Ives, Wm. Gen. Mdsc.
Smith, Jacob F. Groceries.
Faat, B. J. Gen. Muse.
Dunn, Wm. II. Gen. Mdse.
Bethany
Buckingham
Brain, Geo. G. Notions and Candy.
Carey, J. A. Gen. Medse.
Farley, W. J. Gen. Mdse.
Goodlngton, B. O. Farm Implements,
I to the current by means of two
luc.-l.l-o Ul 4IUU llipu L11UL 1IO llirilHLH
down Into the river bed throuch
iron rings on the sldo of his craft,
i Then ho takes his scoop, which Is
I really a wire covered frame, and
brings up a scoopful of the river bot
tom. Ho rests his shovel handle on
the side of his boat and moves his
load back and forth through tho wa
ter, like a gold miner washing a pan
of ore. Thus Johnnie washes out
the sand. Tho residue Is almost
pure coal. In a day Johnnie can dig
several hundred pounds of coal.
RII0DE ISLAND FOR TAFT.
Two Missouri Conventions.
St. Louis, Mo., April 25. Two Re
publican state conventions will prob
ably bo held here this afternoon, all
overtures of tho Taft forces to Gov
ernor Hadley, the Roosevelt leader, for
li compromise having been declined.
As the hour for the stnte eonven-
ion npproached, the state committee
hvas still debating on the contests In
stituted In fifteen counties and tho
Sixth ward of St Louis, which in
volves the seating of 203 delegates.
Iriie decision on these contests means
the control of the convention. Taft
leaders claim that on tho final ques-
ion tho Taft forces will control by a
rote of 17 to 15.
The St Louis city committee, con-
I rolled by the Taft lenders, unanimous
y ndopted a resolution asking for an
Agreement by the Taft and Roosevelt
forces to support its resolution that
I'the big four delegates" to tli nation
al convention all go uninstiuc ted; to
linmc Governor Hadley for temporary
fhalrmnn of the stnte convention, lenv-
Ing the selection of a national com
Inltteeman to Missouri delegates to the
lintionnl convention.
The city committee's resolution sug
gests that Governor Hndley and Mayor
Ivreismann of St Louis be named as
Iwo of the big four and that each side
same one other to complete the quota.
After hearing testimony In tho con-
lest of the seven Caldwell county dele-
ites, tho subcommittee unanimously
roted to seat the Roosevelt delegates.
'ISH FOR COAL
IX SL'SQUEILVXXA
jtnrpcr's Weekly Gives Account of
iwimiiinr 1'iiei enterprise.
Whon rnnl in nnmlnfl nn n Pnnn.
V'lvania farm 'hnrHnrlnjr tho .Qiiennn.
lanna Rivor llrtln .Tnhrmln rlnno nnt
Irab his coal hod and scoot for the
Iiuar instead ho unfastens his
oat, pulls out Into the river and
sues uu uis roa is overnowing.
To be sure Johnnie- doesn't flsh
ith rod and line, nor yet with net.
lis PDnaratus rnnn sts nr n w
1:000 shaned like a Rhnvnl finrl not
Iissiiuniir 10 a minnow net, witn an
ght-foot handle. And his boat is a
road. flat-linrt nmoH nffnlr onmA.
Imes square ended and sometimes
iui snarp dows DUllt HKo a scow,
Ith the maximum capacity and tho
ilnimum of draught; for tho coal
iher's catch Is usually made in
tallow water.
And the catch Is unlike any coal
lu ever saw. This run of tho river
Iial comes In all sizes, from llttlo
ikes to chunks as big as your head,
ut mostly it Is smaller than pea
iui. Loai irom me mines is orient
Id shiny and all angles reflect the
Iht
iRiver coal Is neither angular nor
tny t,very pieco or it Is worn
n buffed, rounded off like a
h pebble, with an exterior as
as iirouml class Tn tho nntn.
led a heap of river coal looks ex-
1 jiko a pno or black pebbles,
let a piece of It bo cracked open
i.uo suiny neart stands rorth llko
lieat in a hickory nut.
'Pito this apparent difference
ju mine anu river coal, there
t.y no airrerenco at all, or rath-
r unierence, liKe beauty. Is
t.kin deep. For river coal is
mine coal that has gone over
says Hnrnnr'n Wontrlv
for since men began delving for
the nnorntnr lino ..tin
mj - - ...... vunb UDIUU ua
riSO tllOUBailds linnn lliniicnn. .I
Fas of good coal, flung it out on
le culm heaps. What is his loss is
fO gain Of tho COnl flulw.ra In tl.
Iver below. Into this stream, hv
10 way Of its feeders, th
looks, coal Is washed by tho rains,
Inwu enuw uuep guuies in tiio faces
tho culm banks. This ".i.v
Ind " thus washed Into the hrnnVa
Irns them into Ink.
por, after all Its yearsand miles
runing, river coai comes oventual
to rest on n unml hnnl
)ny parts of tho river bottom glvo
no lodtrment niralnst thn wirt .,
Int, no place to imbed itself. But
a sana nar it can bury itself like
i:mm. rarticio arter partlclo comes
rest hore, each adding to tho size
tho barrier, llkn
llldlng a coral reof by tho doposlt
1 iueir own uoaies. Kvery freshet
leCDS down ernnt Inrnrn of onol
positing it either in some sandy
NEWFOUNDLAND.
Special to The Citizen.)
Newfoundland, April 20.
'As an evidence that Spring weath
er is at hand, the supervisors of this
township have started in to give the !
public roads their annual going over
Tho stone crusher will be put in
operation near the residence
Frank Simons and a piece of
Flats road will be treated to a much
needed covering of broken stone.
A short piece of new road to connect
the Kevins road and State road,
near tho residence of William Ke
vin, is being built and put In good
driving condition.
No oats sown yet in this locality
and a very little Spring ploughing
done.
Hay is getting scarce, grass Is too
short for alio sheep to earn a living
picking it and the price of feed will
soon be at the $2 per hundred
weight mark.
If you want to buy potatoes you
must pay a luxurious price. There
seems to be a corner In all tho liv
ing commodities.
The maple syrup making season
is over and a short crop is reported.
Local dealers aro offering from CO
cents to eighty cents per gallon, ac
cording to weight and quality.
A large steam boiler for John R.
Gilpin of Greentown, Pike county,
was brought in from Gouldsboro on
Saturday. It will be put In tho place
of the one that burst on tho morning
of March 7, and caused tho death of
four men.
Frank Fetherman has a new ham
erected on his building lot and work
on the dwelling houso will follow
when a consignment of cement ar
rives. Friend Robacker and family, of
Mount Pocono, have moved Into tho
house now occupied by Mr. Ro
backer's mother, Mrs. Lucy Robacker
widow of Jacob Robacker, lately de
ceased. Mr. and 'Mrs. Noble Atherton, of
unarieston, Mass., are guests of Mrs.
Atherton's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
W. Kerr.
Daniel Simpson, an aged Civil war
veteran, has purchased tho Graser
farm located In Drehor township
ana owneu oy .naurico Ulipln and
will occupy the samo at an early
uate.
Colonel Roosevelt Vigorously Scored
by Convention Chairman.
Providence. It. I.. April 25. Ten
delegates pledged to vote for William
II. Taft until released were elected to
the Chicago national convention by the
Republicans of Rhode Island In con
vention nssembled.
Colonel Roosevelt wns vigorously
scored by Congressman Utter, chair
man of the convention.
"The Issue today," Mr. Utter said,
"is whether the old pnrty principles
shall be maintained or whether they
shall be stricken In the house of their
friends.
"Roosevelt did not declare for pro-
1 grcsslvene.ss until Robert La Foliotte
broke down. And I believe his break
down wns duo to the knowledge that
of I Gifford Pinchot nnd James R. Garfield,
tho I who were pledged to support him, had,
In the dark, been trying to elevate
Roosevelt."
Knapp, H.
Lord, Cain,
Spencer, H. W.
Stnrlight Dairy Co.
Woodmanseo, C. El
Canaan.
Glldea, James
Lako Lodoro Imp. Co.
Cherry Rldgo
Cobb, W. J.
Brown, C. F.
Bonear, R. B.
Garrlng, B. F.
Stahl, Mrs. Louisa
Clinton
Freedman & Son, E.
Fltze, M. D.
Gummo, Wm. T.
Furniture.
Gen. Mdse.
Flour & Feed.
Gen. Mdsc.
Gen. Mdse.
Cigars.
Cigars.
Gen. Mdso.
Gen. Mdse.
Gen. Mdse.
Feed.
Gen. Mdse.
Erk Bros.,
Eldred, Mrs. A. M
Eberharot, A. E.
Fives, Paul
Fround, Henry
Fredericks, Paul
Fisher, David
Freeman's Storo Co.,
Ferbor Bros.,
Gnmmell, E. W,
Hardwnro.
Art Store.
Cigars Sc. Tobacco.
Cigars.
Groceries.
Confectioner.
Junk Denier.
Clothing.
Cigars & Tobacco.
Gasoline Engines.
Galvin fc Theobald, Hardware.
Gray, Chas. Cigars & Candv.
Grand Union Tea Co., Teas & Coffee
Green Theresa, Mrs. Stationery.
Gulvln, Michael Clgnrs.
Gilbert, Fred - Cigars.
Gougoulls, Chris., (lower store) Con
fectioner. Gougoulls, Chris., (upper store) Cigars.
Gibbs, Chns. Gasoline & OH.
Ham, S. T. Harness.
Hetsler, W. G. Confectioner.
iieumniin, John
Cigars.
Groceries.
Groceries.
Groceries.
Meats.
JOHN D., JR., FOR CHURCH UNITY
Greatest Duty of Christian People Is to
Get Together, He Says.
New York, April 25. John D. Rocke
feller, Jr., declared at tho men and re
ligion congress that the greatest duty
of Christian people Is to get together.
"If the question were put to me.
'What is the greatest obstacle to effec
tiveness of the church?'" he began, "I
would say the lack of church unity.
May it not be long before denomina
tional barriers are done away with
and there be one great Christian
church?
"When a man is shipwrecked he
cares not whether he be saved by a
collapsible boat, a davit or a piece of
wreckage or whether ho be thrown Into
n lifeboat or in any other way. The
business of religious orders should be
to bring nbout a closer relation between
the denominations."
ELOPES WITH GIRL OF 10.
RUTLEDGEDALE.
(Special to The Citizen.)
Rutledgedale, April 30.
Mrs. Edwin Day and son, of Rlley-
vine, aro visiting tho former's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Kees
ler. Mrs. Geo. Hitchcock is visiting In
Scranton.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Marks and
daughter spent the week-end at tho
home of her sister, Mrs. Irving
Rutledge.
Mrs. Amos Rutledgo entertained
a few young people on Tuesday even
ing in honor of Miss Anna Doherty,
who closed a successful term of
school at this placo last week.
Dorothy Rutledge, the youngest
pupil In tho school attended every
day and was presented with a very
protty post card album by the teach
er. Miss Cole, of Leonla, who spent
the Easter vacation at J. M. Pol
lock's, returned to her homo on Sat
urday last.
John's Race.
John Is a small boy, the youngest
of a minister's family.
As a punishment for somo misde
meanor at tho table, It was decided
that John must not ent with tho fam
ily at tho next meal.
So his dinner was placed on a
small table at tho end of the dining
room.
When all were seated, the minis
ter said:
"Now, John, you should ask a
blessing boforo you eat."
This was a new duty to John but
ho bowed his head and said rever
ently: "Our Father In heaven, Thou pre
parest a tablo before mo in the pres
ence of mino enemies. Thanks for
tho food. Amen." From Norman
K. Mack's National Monthly.
In Ancient Homo.
First Roman Matron What a
funny looking costumo on that wo
man! Did you notlco It, too?
Second Ditto Yes. It comes from
a llttlo barbarian -hamlet outin Gaul
that they call Tarls. Puclt.
Man of Sixty Arrested In Scranton
With Intended Wife.
Scranton, Pa., April 25. On their
way to Brick Church, N. J., to be mar
ried, James Leary, sixty, and Irene
Lunn, sixteen, were arrested on n
Lackawanna train hero. Leary was
fined and allowed to go, but tho girl
was given Into the custody of the
Associated Charities.
Tb couple are residents of Nichols,
N. ., and, according to tho girl's story,
Leary was once engaged to her moth
er. When his wife died, a few months
ago, he came to live with the Lunns
and formed a deep attachment for the
girl.
"I llko him Just as much as mother
did," she declared, "and I'm not going
to let any one separate us. I don't see
why any one should Interfere if we
lore each other, and I know we do."
"She's a good, true little girl, just
like her mother was," said Leary, "and
I wnnt to take her and make her my
own. God knows I'll be good to her."
Leary said a Blnghamton attorney
gave him the address of n clergymnn
In Itrlck Church, who would perform
the ceremony.
Irene is small and bashful. She had
never been outside of her home town,
she said, until she left there with
Lcnry.
FIRE DESTROYS PLANT.
Mills, Harry
Oneai, H. J.
Oplka, John
Damascus
Abrains, Geo. C.
Abrams, A. J.
Baehrei, Henry
Clark, E. C.
Cnnflold, J. A.
Fromer, T. J.
Gregg, C. G.
Guinnlp, W. B.
Hill, Joel G.
Keys & Page,
Lovelass, Isaac
Pethick, C. M.
Rutledge, Frank
Skinner, Core E.
Smith, Tracey
Sherd, Joseph
Tyler, F. B.
Dreher
Gen. Mdso.
Gen. Mdso.
Flour & Feed.
Gen. Mdse.
Cigars.
Cigars.
Furniture.
Gen. Mdse.
Harness.
Gen. Mdse.
Phonographs.
Gen. Mdsc.
Gen. Mdse.
Gen. Mdsc.
Gen. Mdse.
Flour & Feed.
Flour & Feed.
Gen. Mdse.
Gen. Mdse.
Gen. Mdse.
Gen. Mdse.
Cigars & Tobacco.
Jewelery.
Biesecker, Andrew
Ehrhardt, F. A. Jr.
Ehrhardt, F. A. Sr.
Frye, Ward W.
Gilpin & Barnes
Lange, C.
Miller, H. R.
Simons, O. E.
Sommers, F. C.
Smith, David B.
Smith, H. B
Simons, Frank
Waltz, F. D.
Waltz, Levene
Dyberry
Bunnell, E. D.
Bates, J. I.
Davis, R.
Houser, J. J.
Kimble, A. K.
Reiflcr & Son,
Confectioner.
Harness.
Gen. Mdse.
Confectioner.
Gen. Mdse.
Gen. Mdse.
Gen. Mdse.
Cigars
Gen. Mdsc.
Cigars.
Cigars.
Meats.
Gen. Mdse.
Gen. Mdse.
Cigars.
Flour & Feed.
Cigars.
Meats.
Cigars.
Gen. Mdse.
Hlller. J. A
Holbert, B. L.
Holl Bros.,
Hawker & Bottumun.
Honesdalo Con. Light, Heat & Power
Lo Lamps & Fixtures.
Igo, Mamo Notions
Jadwln, C. C. Drugs.
Jenkins, F. A. Music.
Katz Bros., Gen. Mdse.
Kraft & Conger, Coal.
Kimble, Geo. B. Gen. Mdse.
Kroll, Mrs. F. Gen. Mdse.
Kreitner Bros. Roofing.
Leine, A. M. (upper store) Drugs.
Lelne, A. M. (lower store) Drugs.
LIghthlser, T. A. Footwear.
Loerchcr, John Furniture
Lowe, Chris Cigars
Lord, F. W. Cigars.
Loris, Benj. Cigars.
Lennon & Coyne, Cigars.
McKenna Sons, P. Cooperage.
McKenna, Mis3 Katerlno A. Milliner.
McGranaghan, Paul E.
Mclntyrc, W. J.
Hawloy
Atkinson Box & Lumber Co. Lumber.
Adams, Jacob G. Cigars
Atkinson & Qulnnoy, Gen. Mdse.
Fertilizer Building Loss in Philadel
phia Is About $25,(f00.
Philadelphia, April 25. A large fer
tilizer building belouglng to the Ty-gert-Allen
plant of the Amoriean Agri
cultural Chemical company was de
stroyed by flames of undetermined
origin. City firemen on shore aid In
flreboate fought for hours to keep the
fire away from the Grover Linseed Oil
company and the Greenwich piers. In
the former was stored 24,000 gnllons
of oil.
The Ioh to the Tygert-Allen plant
was about $25,000, and in addition
to the building destroyed numerous
freight wn were burned, with their
cargoes of fertiliser.
A MAIL ORDER.
A suit having been brought against
a defendant, his counsel interposed
a demurrer that had tho effect to
throw it out of court. Soon aftor-
ward tho eamo lawyer was elected to
Congress, and whilo at his post of
duty ho was surprised ono day to ro
celvo a letter from his former client,
saying: "I ,am sued again. Please
send mo another ono of them things
thoy call demurrers." Caso and
Comment.
Babcock, O. E.
Baisen & Ludwlg,
Bower, P. J.
Baschom, C. F.
rurran, John
Orockenberg, T. J.
Corocoran, M.
Carney, Mike
Deitzer, Gus.
Dennison, T. J.
Drake, F. J.
Eberding. John.
Foster, Frank
Franks, H. A.
Guinne Bros.,
Goldback & Pennell,
Geisler, Louis
Hensell, L.
Hughes, Angle
Kerber, A. J.
Kearney, P. II.
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.
Reiflcr, Martin
Rocker, Carl
Spall, A. E.
Harness.
Jewelery.
Groceries.
Cigars & 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.
Jowolery.
Meats.
Gen. Mdsc.
Cigars.
Confectioner.
Clothing.
Snyder & Freetny, (upper store)
Drugs.
Snyder & Freethy, (lower storo)
Drugs.
Schlager, E. L.
Skier, M. D.
Skier, Jos.
Simons, Geo.
Swlngio, F. F.
Tepperweln, 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.
Welsh & Ames,
Watterson, Mary A.
Warg, F. R.
Wentzel, August
Wick, Gustava
Honesdale
Ammer, J. G.
Abrams, A. W.
Brooks, C. A.
Beurkett, Henry
Beurkett, Leonard
Brown, Irving,
Barlow & Elmdorf,
Barblerl, A.
Bodle. J. A.
Gen. Mdso.
Clothing.
Clothing.
Harness.
Gen. Mdso
Confectioner.
Furniture.
Gen. Mdsc.
Groceries.
Confectioner.
Gen. Mdse.
Flour & Feed.
Hardware.
Clothing.
Gen. Mdse.
Groceries
Footwear.
Meats.
Meats.
McArdle, Chas.
McDonald, Chas.
Myers, Frank
Morrison, Sam.
Marsh & Flt.h
Moore, Wm. T.
Moycrs, Herman
Markey, Chas.
Martone, L.
Menner & Co.,
Michels, F. W.
Murray & Co.,
Neilson, J. B.
O'Cojineli, T. D.
Olson, Wm.
Partridge,
Peterson, Chas.
Peter's 10c. Store,
Hell, Win. G.
Iloadniglit, Wm. G.
Rickert, John
Reif, Wm. J.
Roeschlau, C.
Rettew, Harry
Richmond, John
Roegnor, John
Rowland, Harold
Smith, Jacob H.
Schuller, Frank
Sylsbee, Chas.
Spruks, Mrs. S. E
Spencer, C. F. & Co.,
Spettigue O. M.
Schoell, Fred
Sharpsteen Bros. Cigars & Tobacco
Susnitsky & Co., M. Dry Goods,
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.
Groceries.
Notions.
Wagons.
Jewelery.
Schuerholz, F. W. Cigars & Tobacco.
Schwenker, G(,-o. G. Confectioner
Swingle, L. B. Furniture.
Smith. Maggie Candy & Notions.
Taeubner, A. R. Cigars.
Theobald & Schiessler Cigars.
Terwllliger, F. G. Notions,
Wayne County Co-operative Associa
tlon
Wenlger, L. C.
Watts. Graham
Lako
Black. E. J.
Brown, Jonothan
Bortree & Son, S. C.
Collins, G. G.
Curtis, S. B
Howe, P. T.
Jones, T. N.
Kizer, Leslie
Kizer, W. W.
Keys & Son, A. S.
Lonstcin, Sam.
Masters, A. C.
Mandeville, Geo. A.
Odell, Lottie I.
Shaffer, O. W.
Shaffer, Benj.
Schadt, Flora M.
Simons, E. W.
Sampson & Cook.
Lehigh
Brcwn, Chas. H.
Carr & Co., W.
Crook, J. B.
Flower. W. E.
Garagan, C. W.
Harvey, W. 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.
Cigars
Gen. Mdse.
Gen. Mdse.
Cigars.
Gen. Mdse.
Gen. Mdse.
Meats.
Cigars.
B'l'd. Material
Gen. Mdso.
Clothing.
Groceries,
Cigars.
Lamps & Fixtures.
Clothing.
Cigars.
Confectioner.
Art Store.
tho character and object of which Is
Bregstoin Bros.,
Betz, C. M.
Brady, J. T.
Brown, J Estate
Chambers, O. T.
Clark & Bullock,
Charleswortb, Thos.
Cole, Percy,
Charleswortb & Cross,
Oil.
Crosby, John
Dlttrlch, Benj.
Dunkelborg, H. A.
Dunning, C. L.
Doln, Chas.
Dunn, J. P.
Deitzer, Edward
Deck, Harry
Clothing.
HnrnesB.
Drugs.
Furniture.
Drugs.
Gen. Mdse.
Art Store.
Drugs.
Gasollno and
Groceries.
Confectioner.
Meats.
Clcn. Mdse.
Xleats.
Meats.
Footwear.
e 'Hardware.
Matthews, C. P. & Son Flour & Feed.
Rhodes, A. L. Gen. Mdse.
Smith, M. E. Gen. Mdse.
Lebanon
Hutlelge, Benj Gen. Mdse.
Manchester.
Barnes, L. B. Gen. Mdse.
Block, Wm. A. Cigars.
Bullock, Graco Gen. Mdse.
Emrlch, W. G. F. Cigars.
Erwin, O. L. Gen. Mdse.
DoBruen, Martin Cigars.
Hartford, J. W. Meats.
Stalker, D. M. Gen. Mdse.
Teepie, L.L. Gen. Mdso.
Weltzer, Hyman Gen. Mdse.
Westbrook, B. F. Cigars.
Mount Pleasant
Bryon, M. J.
Brain Bros.,
Brenman, J, D
Bonham, C. E
Bunnell, I. W
Davis Hotel,
Fowler, Robert
Giles, R. W.
Miller, O. C.
O'Harra, M. L.
Porhnm, J. J.
Tiffany, J. E.
Wilcox, Uuol
Gen. Mdse.
Gen. Mdse.
Gen. Mdse.
Gen. Mdse.
Cigars.
Cigars.
, Feed.
Gen. Mdse.
Gen. Mdse.
Furniture.
Farm Implements.
Gen. Mdso.
Meats.
Oregon
Knorr, Fred Meats.
Penwarden, E. D. Gen. Mdse.
Paupack
Goble, A. Cigars & Candy.
Preston
Bennett. W. E.
Coddlngton, Fred
Colo. Fred
Clune & Son. Thos.
Doyle, Wm. H.
Davis. Mart
Howell, Harry & Co.,
neaiy, w. J.
Kcllog, O. E.
Lewis, J9 .
Madlgan, P. V
McLean, E. F,
Smith, D. M
Gen. Mdso.
Cigars.
Farm Implcmcnte.
Feed.
Cigars.
Coal.
Groceries.
Holllstcrvlllo Creamery Gen. Mdso.
Goodrich, Florence Farm Implements.
Hamlin, D. F. Gen. Mdse.
Elllcott, J. E. Gen. Mdse.
EdwnrdB, D. W. Jewelery.
Foote, Ralph, Cigars.
Tiffany, F. W. Gen. MdBO.
Woodmanseo, R. O. Gen. Mdse.
Walling, J. Gen. Mdse.
WInwood Milling Co., Fcod.
Yager, Anthony Cigars.
Prompton
Altow, Wm. H. Farm Implements.
Chumard, W. E. Farm Implements.
Hardware.
Gen. Mdse.
Gen, Mdse.
Gen. Mdse.
Gen. Mdse.
Notions.
Cigars.
Gen. Mdse.
Flour & Feed.
Andrews, Geo. C.
Sdlem
Sncdeker. A. E.
Dymond, J. B.
Jackson, B. W.
Kellam & Reidy,
Lorlng, Chns. M.
Nicholson, F. H.
Potter. E. H.
Surrldge, W. H.
Soaenhamer, John Farm Implements.
Simons, C. L.
Savitz, ra.
Theck Frank
Weber, B. S.
Williams, I. G.
Weltzer, Isaac
Starrucca
Barnes, S. D.
Callender, S. S
Erk, Mrs. Fred
Kochler, 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. Mdse.
Gen. Mdsc.
Gen. Mdse.
Farm Implements.
Groceries.
Gen Mdse.
Farm Implements.
Gen. Mdse.
Hardware.
Cigars.
Gen. Mdse.
Cigars.
Gen. Mdse.
Gen. Mdse.
Gen Mdse.
Farm Implements.
Fertilizer.
Scott
Carey, S. A. Mrs. Gen. Mdse.
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.
Bone, W. J. Meats.
Bang, E. O. & S. A. Drugs.
Cook, A. M. Drugs.
Decker, J W Groceries.
Hinds, M .M . Gen. Mdse.
Lockwood, H. S. Gen. Mdse.
Shaver, C. C. Lumber.
Shaffer, F. J. Gen. Mdte,
Shaffer, W. R. Gen. Mdso.
Swingle, Hattle Gen. Mdse.
Spangenburg. E. D. Farm Imp.
Texas
Bishop, Frank Cipa.-'.
Beck, Jacob Cigars.
Bishop, H. T. C.. Mdse.
Bangert, John Gen. Mdse.
Brown. Minor Gen. Mdse.
Bunnell, F. W. rigars.
Beelman, J. H. Gen. Mdse.
Christ. Win. Footwear.
DunkleBurg, E. Gen. Mdse.
Edwards, D. W. Meats.
Gill, Thos. Cigars.
Gavitt, E. B. Drugs.
Hook. C. J. Cigars.
Hurley, Emmett Cigars.
Herman & Son, Wagons.
Krantz, Fred Cigars.
Mundy, James Cigars.
Murphy, C. H. Cigars.
Meyers, Geo. Cigars.
Neimeyer, Wm. Cigars.
Penwarden Mfg Co.. Lumber.
Smith, John C. Cigars.
Skelley, E. T. Gen, Mdse.
Schmidt, P. J. Meats.
Smith & Son, G. Gen. Mdse.
Seellg.B. & C. Gen. Mdso.
Tuman, Joseph Confectioner.
Werner, O. A., Mrs. Gen. Mdse
White Mills Coal Co., Coal.
Wayne Milling Co., Flour & Feed.
Waymart
Batten, Robert, farm Implements,
Hine, A. F.
Hlne, Stanley H.
Gen. Mdse.
Groceries.
Cigars.
Groceries.
farm Implements.
Tarm Implements.
Gen, Mdse.
Farm Implements.
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.
Poirson, W. W.
Stephenson, F S.
Saunders, Perry
Sinquett, L.
Stewart, J. E.
Varcoe, R. F.
Candy & Cigars.
Gen. Mdse.
Gen. Mdse.
Gen. Mdse.
Harness.
Farm Implements.
Flour & Feed.
Cigars.
Farm Implements.
Gen. Mdso.
Coal.
Wagons.
Lumber.
Farm Implements.
"Gen. Mdse.
Wholesale
Honesdalo
Atlantic Refining Co., Oils.
Brady. J. T. Drugs,
Durland, Weston & Co, Footwear.
Freund, Henry, Groceries.
Holmes, W. B. Flour & Feed.
Kraft & Conger, Coal.
Murray & Co., Hardware
Ruppert, Fred. Confectioner
Wayno Milling Co., Flour & Feed.
Manchester
Atlantic Refining Co., Oils & Gasoline.
Texas
G. Smith & Son, Dairy Produce.
Billiards &. Pool.
, Berlin
Ives, Wm. Four Alleys.
Wood, Wm. F. Four Alleys.
Miller, E. Four Alleys.
Hawley
Crockenberk. F. J. 1 Table.
Dennison F. J 2 Tables.
McDonald, F. H. 2 Tables.
Honesdalo
Beurkett, Henry 1 Table.
Rolf, J. A. 2 Tables.
Sharpsteen Bros., 1 TaDle.
Starrucca
Rodney, . E. 1 Table.
An appeal will be held at the Coun
ty Treasurer's office on Monday, .prll
22, 1912, between tho hours of 10 a.
in. and 2 p. in.
WYMAN W. KIMBLE,
26w4
Mercantile Appraiser
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