Tunkhannock New Age from Tunkhannock, Pennsylvania • 1

a I I State Library nd new age LYMAN BRO'S, Proprietors. TUNKHANNOCK. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 25, 1909. VOL.

NO. 17 TOWNSEND'S on was demolished. Both Mr. Swingle and Mr. Growe were severely injured, it is alleged, and Mr.

Growe's sample case was practically ruined by the water into which they were dumped. U. S. MAIL SERVICE. Schedule of Arrival ami departure of mall at United States postottice, TunU-haiinot'k, 1a.

Office opens 7:00 a. m. CL08E ARRIVE In Memoriaui. The following is offered as a tribute in memory of Lydia J. Hahn, daughter of Elias and Bailie Hahn, who was born near Dushore.

Sullivan Feb. 19, 1819, and died at Tunkhannock, on Sept. 17. 1909. Just at the early dawn -of a lovely morning, sadness came to GOLDEN WEDDING from east, p.

m. 7:00, a. m. west 7:00, p.m. 7:00, a.

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8, No. 1, No. 4, No. U6, THE STORE OF QUALITY east 8:15, a. m.

a. m. west 10:15, a. 10:46, a. m.

east p. m. 2:30, p. m. west 1:47, p.m.

2:30, p. m. west 5:15, p. m. 6:00, p.

m. many nearts when almost without warning the death angel enter- ROYAL Have One Doctor No sense in running from one doctor to another. Select the best one, then stand by him. Do not delay, but consult him in time when you are sick. Ask his opinion of Ayer's Cherry Pectoral for coughs and colds.

Then use it or not, just as he says. eu mac home and took Lydia When her dear ones were not expecting her death so soon. It came as a crushing blow in its suddenness from a paralytic stroke. She had been both helpless and -speechless for over three years at times suffering intensely, at other times she would feel a little better eo she could be up in a chair, occasional in very nice weather could be taken out in a wheel chair yet in In these days of shoddy and cotton manipulation, it behooves you to buy of some one you have confidence in. The Kirschbaum Clothing we sell is guaranteed to be strictly all-wool.

Arrival and depart ure of the stages. ARRIVES LEAVES Beaumont 10:50, a. m. m. Vernon 11:00, a.m.

8:00, p.m. very day except: Sunday.) Schedule of the Montrose Branch. CLOSE ARRIVE 8:20 a m. 1:30, p. m.

1:51, p.m. p. m. Schedule of B. W.

1). No, I Leaves at 9:15 a. m. Arrives at 4:00, p. m.

Schedule of B. F. D. No. 8.

Loaves at 9:15, a. m. Arrives at 4:45, p. m. Schedule of B.

F. JSo. 3. Leaves at 9:15, a. m.

Arrives at 5:00, p. m. Offlce closes 7:00, p. m. KDWAKU 15.

Postmaster MINNIK E. BAN NAT YN Assistant. Mr. and Mrs. B.

M. Stone Celebrate E50th Anniversary of Marriage. Editors Republican My wife and I celebrated the 50th anniversary of our marriage, or our golden wedding on Wednesday, Nov. 10th. The distance that we were from our relatives and near friends prevented them from meeting with us.

So our dinner party on that day was only my wife and myself, Edwin N. Stone and wife and Miss Edna Baker. Our friends from the Atlantic to the Pacific coast sent us many cards, letters and congratulations. The mails every day for more than a week added something to the list of presents and words of good cheer. Presents came from a number BAKING POWDER Absolutely Pure Makes the finest, most dell-clous biscuit, cake and pastry; conveys to food fine most healthful of You take no chances in buying one of these Suits or Overcoats, with this BROAD GUAR publlab our formula baniah aloahal from our modiainaa A yers We uraja yu to oonault your doctor ANTEE-" A new garment for any that fails to wear satisfactory." nruit properties ERNEST K.

LITTLE, Always Keep a box or Ayer's Pills in the house. Just one pill at bedtime, now and then, will ward off many an attack of biliousness, indigestion, sick headache. How many years has your doctor known these pills Ask him all about them. -Attorney-at-Law. 4tl T-lr fill that was with us 60 years ago.

But how things have changed in 50 years. At that time no one got any presents except the preacher, Office on Warren streot, Tunkhan nock, Pa. Mada by tha J. C. Ayer Lowell.

2Iil an ner sickness she never could utter one word that her dear ones could understand. She was a loving and kind hearted sister She was very fond of little children, and although so helpless and speechless, many of her little friend3 would gather around and tell her of the good times they were having in manv ways, showing how they loved her. She had been a member of the M. E. church for many years.

In all her' Sickness she had been most tenderly cared for by her brother, Abram and sister Hannah, who were untiring in their devotion to her. The floral offerings at her funeral were many and beautiful and attested the esteem in which she was held. Of the family still living are: Abram Hahn and Miss Hannah Hahn, of Tunkhannock; William, of West Pittston: Thomas Hahn. of riio-h- JAMES W. PIATT, BIRD'S-EYE VIEW.

ttorney-at-Law. National Office over Wyoming LYNN. (Last week's items). Collections Bank, Tunkhannock. now tne otner fellow gets the presents.

We received many books and household articles that Were of much value, besides gold coins from five different states amounting to $80. I guess we can call this a golden wedding through the mails. We are thankful to the giver of all good gifts that we have been spared in fair health to see our 50th anniversary. B. M.

STONE. carefully attended to. O. S. KINNER, Webster Fish is painting his hew I porch which he had built recently.

J. S. Howard is doing his fall Little News Happenings from Surrounding Counties. Scranton expects to get a piano factory. Susquehanna county will have 5 farmers' institutes this winter.

George W. Kipp, of Towanda late Democratic candidate for State Treasurer, spent $4,000 during the recent campaign, according to his sworn statement. It was all given to the Democratic State attorney -at-Law. enjoyable time was enjoyed by all. Don't forget the masquerade chicken pie supper to be held at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Webster Fish, on Friday evening of this week. Everybody are expected to come and Avill be cordially welcomed. Mr. Jonah Eveans, Mr.

Mitchell and Dr. Boyd Dodson, all of Wilkes-Barre, were up on a hunting expedition the fore part of last week and were pleasantly entertained at the home of the latters brother, J. W. Dodson. fivswiug wiui rns young team of colts.

Office in Bardwell block, next to post offlce, Tunkhannock. ton, Kansas; and Mrs. Emma Pond, of Wyalusing, Pa. Interment frmfr nlono To Abolish Eel Racks. ml I iiL 1ICILUU- EDWARD B.

FARR, iuere is a strong probability I vine cemetery, that eel pots will be abolished by I Farewell dear sister, sweet thy W. W. Palmer is doing carpenter work for Griffin Brooks for a few days. Several of the young people Of this place attended the social at Lemon on Friday evening last Donald Tiffanv IS "Worlrino nv rest, k.ttorney-at-Law. Weary with years and Worn with Rooms in Sickler Block, Tunkhan nock, Pa.

Estates settled. The old Griffis homestead at Forest Lake was burned to the ground a few days ago. It was an old land mark, built in 1836, and "was used for many years as a hotel, when the staee coaoh miido Hiw pain, Farewell till in some happy place We shall behold they face again the next legislature. In his speech at Towanda, Fish Commissioner Meehan denounced the eel pots and said that it was time that the law either abolished them or regulated their construction. The Susquehanna river at the present time is filled up with these contractions vuia niiaa tiiee ail Our B.

W. LEWIS, years, trips over the old Milford and Owe-go turnpike. Ana tender memories of thee keep i Attorney -at-Law. Offlce on Warren street in Dana tor caicningi, eeis ana in many ut man in tne jL.uru to rest, tor so liic uui 1.U I a I -r-, I I fcdward Gaynor, of Alderson, put I places they interfere with naviga- He giveth his beloved sle ep. tion $10 in an envelope, intending to building.

Coll potions carefully at tended to. EATONVILLE. A bill, regulating their construction has already been It provides that eel pots shall be at State of Ohio, City of Toledo, Lucas County, ss. Prank J. Cheney makes oath that he Is senior partner of the firm of P.

J. Cheney doing business in the City of Toledo, County and State aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of Hall's Catarrh Cure. PRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence, this 6th day of December, A.

D. 1886. A. W. GLEASON, (Seal) Notary Public.

Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken Internal Dyer Taylor for 'a few days. Don is the right hand man in this locality. Mrs. Adah Hartman returned from a visit to her son who is in the Odd Fellows Home, at Sunbury, one day last week. Mr.

and Mrs. Chas. Smith, Mrs. Fletcher Sheldon and Mrs. Susan Banta called at the home of W.

Palmer, on Wednesday of last week. Mr. George Filkins and family, of West Auburn, visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Griffin Brooks, over Sunday last.

The Lynn milk station has been loseing some of its patrons of. late. Several of its regular customers are taking their milk to i Lemon creamery. I ASA S. KEELER, send it by registered mail, but in gathering up the waste paper from the desk he swept up the envelope and it went into the fire.

The ashes of thg bills have been sent to Washington to see if they can be redeemed. Col. Ezra H. Rimile. (Last Week's Items.) least one mile apart, and the wing walls constructed in such a man Joseph Ney was transacting bus- Lttorney-at-Law.

mess in ncranton ivionday. ner and of such length thafthey will not interfere with the free passage of boats on either side. The bill also orovides that tht Mrs. Fred 1 Wheelonk sncnt Office in Gray's Block, Tunkhannock, Pa. TIT at Scranton and one of the most weunesuay in wimes-JBarre.

prominent men of the citv. died on I person or oersons who wiat, iiaward Tompkins spent last P. 1 1 I i IT I UU nnav i 4fIl nnTlM I 1 i. i mU1mu5 lunuwmg a par-i uti cei pui snail urst secure week with Lake Carey friends nr -i A ew Special Prices a written permit from the nrMn. anu xvirs.

xeasaale were 'in VVilkes-Barre one day last wee cent landowner on either side of the stream. JOSEPH WOOD PIATT, Attorney-at-Law and Notary Public. Offlce in Jennings block, Tunkhannock, Pa. ur. w.

VV. Lazarus was over from ly, and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials free. P. J.

Cheney Toledo, 0. Sold by Druggists, 75c. Take Hall's Family PUla for Mr. Meehan as nlread Centremoreland one day last week Men's $12.00 Suits or Overcoats $10 00 15.00 12 50 18.00 i5oo has given his approval to this billj but is willing to ero one stem far The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Perry Lyman gave a birthday party to several of her young friends on Saturday last. A very ueo. Kobmson's residence has oeen connected up with a Bell tel ther and abolish them entirely. 20.00 16.50 ephone. Kev.

Merries and Sheriff Doty H. STANLEY HARDING, were over from Tunkhannock MEUOOPANY. aiyuic snocK receivea wnue sitting at his desk on Tuesday. He was a Civil war veteran, the first treasurer of Lackawanna county, and served as mayor of the city of Scranton for one term. After much persuasion on the part of residents of Dallas and vicinity, the Wyoming Vallev Electric company, of Plymouth, has decided to make an extension of its wires from Trueksville to Dallas, provided that a canvas of that town shows sufficient business to warrant the additional outlay of money necessary to complete the extension.

Elmira's city building burned Thursday morning. The fire caught Monday. In Young Men's and Boys Suits Attorney-at-Law and Notary Public. Mrs. G.

H. Stroh, of Centremore- Miss Grace Carl, of Sayre, is visit iand visited relatives here one day last week. Office on Warren street, Tunkhannock, Pa. we have a large assortment which we sell 25 less than elsewhere. $10.00 Young Men's Suits 8 50 12.50 Mrs.

J. W. Stroh entertained her neice from Atlantic City one dav last week. ing iwiss uutn Decker. Elmer Sweatland is on the sick list.

Ham Drake is driving the bus in his place. Mrs. Lucy Russell is quite sick. Her niece, Mrs. Hattie Harter, is caring for her.

Mr. and Mrs. Case Vaughn spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and 15.00 12.5o 2.50 Boys Knickerbocker Suits 9 nn Mrs. Edward Brown and eon Paul, of Springville, spent Sunday with! iVU relatives here.

3.25 1.00 5.Q0 0.00 T. MONSEY, -Tonsorial Artist. Clean towels and sharp razors at all times at Monscy's. You will be well pleased with my work if you give me a trial. Clean, easy shaves are my specialty.

Next door to Thomas' Meat Market, Tunkhannock. ncai me roui, it is supposed from an electric wire, and though the firemen did their best, the roof was burned away, the third and fourth stories oracti A new hot water heating plant has been installed in the residence 2.50 3.25 4.00 5.00 cnaries Jennings. il or A. T. ODell.

Mrs. Marv Vaaaott -nrhr, i i -j i "v' 1 unancey Wright spent a portion uoyea ana tne second story badly I oeen sick for some time, is still in oi iasi ween with Ithaca and Bing- uamagea oy lire, while the first I a critical condition. The Red Store Again 1 Bread Baking Contest For the best loaf of Bread baked from the Washburn-Crosby Gold Medal Flour-one, two and three sacks free. Come and inquire about it. And while here look at the nice Chinaware iiamtuu irienas.

story ana basement were soaked with water. The building is fig- A few of the hunters have from the mountains. We are not Mrs. Wilson Prutchey spent Sun ureu as wortn $165,000, exclusive of day witn her brother, W. Payne the furniture, and the lna ia at Plat.

Li. and L. B. Herman are with H. A.

CRANDALL -Practical Auctioneer "Patronage solicited. Satisfaction (guaranteed. Rates reasonable. Bridge street, Tunkhannock, Pa. SPECIAL! A few Boys' Straight-Knee Pants Suits to close out at a bargain.

$1.00 to $4.00 for Suits that sold for $2 to $8. A Few of the Other Good Things We Sell Sweet-Orr Overalls, Monarch Shirts, Princely Shirts, Emperor Shirts, Arrow Collars, Kady Suspenders, Common Sense Suspenders, and a FINE LINE OF GLOVES a hunting party on the mountains, an eating venison yet. Mrs. Rosengrant, of River street, has gone to Carbondale, where she will spend the winter. A number of the town people attended the funeral of Spencer Williams at Laceyville on Sunday.

wno are looking for deer. Rev. and Mrs. Klinetob spent last weeK at uiarks Creen where Rev. JUinetob assisted in revival meet ings.

Little Marian Love, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Love, is quite sick. Dr. Kinner is attending her.

mrs. samuel Hardiner ansnt thp past week with relatives and DR. W. H. SMITH, -Dentist.

Warren street, Tunkhannock, Pa. "The best of everything in dentistry. ured at $50,000. Thursday evening, while Samuel skinner, a farmer residing in Oregon township, Wayne countv, Was driving home from Honesda'le, his team was frightened by an automobile and ran away The wagon was upset and Mr. Skinner Was thrown ut with great force, his skull being fractured.

He died a few moments after being carried to a nearby house. He was about to move to Scranton and had just taken a load of household goods to the depot for shipment. The cases against the Lehigh Valley Railroad Company in Luzerne county for selling liquors on passenger trains without license have all been continued over the mends in Wilkes-Barre and cinity. John Tow nsend There will be union Thanksgiving service held in the M. E.

church on Thursday at 10.30 o'clock. Rev. Barnes, of the Baptist church, will preach the sermon. vv eicu is cnaperoning a party of hunters who are hunting vii trie nucKieDerry mountains, and I TIOGA TUNKHANNOCK, PA. luuKing ior pear.

ED. HARDING, -Dentist. Dental rooms at residence on South The body of Miss Myrtle Stull, of Avery, was brought here on Thursday and funeral service held in the M. E. church.

The familv bad but The blacksmith shop of C. E. Mc- vicar is peing conducted by H. P. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE dinner, wno will be pleased to given away with a small trade.

Full stock of seasonable goods. Come and see them always pleased to show goods, whether you buy or not. You know this is the highest market for Eggs. Yours truly, F. S.

Greenwood, LYNN, PENNA. Putnam street, Tunkhannock, Pa. All work guaranteed. nave you call with your work. SHERIFFS SALE.

By virtue of a writ of Fi Fa issued out nf t.hfi iai tuuctiui- miner, wno re- recently moved from this place. The friends have the sympathy of the entire community. The United Workers of the Presbyterian church will hold a fair in present term oi court. These cases grew out of the allegation that liquor and beer is sold on the Lehigh dining cars and that the com KEELER HOUSE, uuj tdpLureu a oiacK Dear in a trap on the' mountain is nightly creeling to capture another one. court of common pleas of Wyoming County to me directed, tacie will be expoai rl to public sale at tne Court House in Tunkhannock Boro.

in said Comity on Cw, r-i -Tunkhannock, Pa. tlie P. O. S. Of A.

hall WertneaHav The Methodist church and par- Notice hereby given that letters of ad'mdnist ration in t'he estate of Albert A. Hempstead, deceased, late of Lemoin townsihiip, Wyoming county, have been granted to the under-sjgmed. persons indebted to the sialid estate will make immediate payment, and all persons having claims agaimsit said estate will present them duly authenticated, to ir.e "fo.r payment. HELEN HEMPSTEAD GOONAN. i Administratrix.

Tunkhannock, R. D. No. 2. ne ueins treated to new i ABEZ LEE, Propr.

Just fitted entirely throughout with uttutruuy uetemoer 1 pop, coats of paint which is a great im afternoon and evening, December 1. It will be a gpod opportunity for purchasing Christmas gifts. The patronage of the community is solicited. Orchestra music will be uuuwuu me ngni title and lnte-eet Of provement to the buildings and new furniture. First class in every tne viuage.

uBBuuam in anu to ail the following real estate in the Township of Northmore- respect. 4-7-'8 furnished and meals served. de- inanKsgiving services will be njuuimg i ounty Hounded and scribed as follows to wit, neid at the m. E. church Thursday next at 10:30 a.

Rev. Teasdale pastor of the Baptist church, will pany had neglected the formality of taking out a license. District Attorney Salsberg was instrumental in prosecuting the men who are alleged to have sold liquor and cases are attracting considerable interest. Hon. R.

R. Edminston left Wednesday for Nebraska. While he intends stopping at Lincoln to Msit his brother, who resides at ihat place, the main object of his trip is to look after a tract of land that he purchased in 1885 which has recently become important and it is altogether probable that he will receive a big price for it If he concludes to sell. While he intends to be absent a number of weeks he informed us that he will land in the district in time to look after the congressional nomina preach. A general invitation extended to all to come.

EXECUTOR'S NOTICE. Estate of Stephen Dvm.ond. de 19 0 Beginning at a point on the east line of lands of said Martin Aton in centre of public road-thence west along and with centre of said road to west line of said Martin Aton's land. Thence north along and with said Aton's line and line of Margaret (look and corner on line of lands of Samuel Sickler. Thence east along line of lands of Samuel Sickler to corner, thence south along lands of Jane Sickler, to place of beginning excepting and reserving therefrom, thirty acres from the end of the above described piece along the road, deeded to Susan Evans ceased, late of Noxen township.

Wy HOTEL GRAHAM, -Tunkhannock, Pa. C. A. GRAHAM, Propr. This house contains fifty rooms and is situated in the business part of the town.

Good stabling and livery attached. All modern improvements. Electric lights, electric bells, steam heat in every room, both phones. Rates reasonable. 4-3(W)8 GIBSON.

Mrs. C. C. Lupton is visiting her daughter in Scranton. Gertrude Strockbine is clerking at F.

W. Barrett's store Mrs. Shew, of Susquehanna, is visiting at C. H. VanGorders.

W. J. Lamb and W. L. Sweet were in Binghamton one day last week.

Gus Jackao and family visited his sister at North Hnrfnrrl inct fruit trees improved with one house, bar: and other imDrove.mento Read and You Will Learn That the leading medical writers and teachers of all the several schools of practise endorse and recommend, in the strongest terms, each and every ingredient entering into the composition of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for the cure of weak stomach dyspepsia, catarrh of stomach, "liver complaint," torpid liver, or bill RED TAG SALE oming county, Pa. Notice is hereby given that letters testamentary in the above-mentioned estate having been granted to the undersigned, all persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment, and all persons having claims against said estate will present the same, duly authenticated, avithaut delay, for settlement J. C. PATTON, G.

M. TRAVER, M. BLOSSOM. Executors. Noxen, Nov.

4, 1909. Rrnwneiaf! ('xt'Cution at the suit of Sheriff's Offlce, Tu.VoV. tion ana ne probably will. Athens Gazette. Ernest Vareason committor! AT- icide at Alford Monday evening by Sunday.

Mrs. R. I. Wescott, of Susquehanna, spent Sunday with friends in this place. The Epworth League monthly business meeting, was held at E.

Spencer's last Saturday. Rev. B. R. Hanton was recently presented w'ith a new buggy, compliments of South Gibson friends THEO.

STREETER, -Tunkhannock, Pa. FUNERAL DIRECTOR and FURNITURE DEALER. Full line of Baby Carriages, Qo-Oarts, Iron Beds, Woven Wire Springs, Mattresses, etc. AUDITOR'S NOTICE, timidicrs'igned havinf hopn taking poison while in Decker's The store, vargason is said to have oeen anniung, having just driven num lxew minora with a woman Kb YSTONE CLOTHING CO. ness, chronic bowel affections, and all catarrhal diseases of whatever region, name or nature.

It is also a specific remedy for all such chronic or long standing cases of catarrhal affections and their resultants, as bronchial, throat and lung diseases (except consumption accompanied with severe coughs. It is not so good for acute colds and coughs, but for lingering, or chronic cases it is esneciallv effienpinna ne is alleged to have been living' with for some time. Tn his intnv. icated condition he had thrown her AUDITOR'S NOTICE. The undersigned, an Auditor appointed by the Orphans' Court of Wyoming County, to make distribution of the fund in the hands -of irom tne carriage and driven nr, pointed by the Orphan's Court of Wyoming County, an auditor to distribute fund belonging to the estate of Eunice Stanton, deceased as shown by the final account of Tas' U.

Staivton, executor, attend to the dtotuas of his appointment at his ottice in Tunkhannock borough on iyidiay, November 28, 1909, at 10 0 cock, a.m.., at which time all persons will attend, of be forever debarred irom coming in on said fund tii. F' OTTLE, Auditor. 1 umkhannock, Oct. 26, 1909 Continued Until December lith, I909 to his destination. It is believed that he supposed her to have been killed by the fall, which frightened him into drinking the poison.

He Mrs. A. Decker, of Scranton was town last week to see her sister, Mrs. W. L.

Sweet who is sick at the home of W. J. Lamb where she is visiting. The Epworth League will give a entertainment in the M. E.

church Saturday evening, December i. A hash debate will be one of the interesting features. in producing perfect cures. It contains Black Cherrybark, Golden was later found in a neighboring yard with life extinct. The woman was not seriouslv hurt tv, oaa exoerience.

MnntrriBP James M. Evans, Executor of the Estate of Samuel Evans, deceased, late of Palls Township, in said county, as shown by his final account hereby gives notice that he will attend to the duties of his appointment at his office in Tunkhannock Borough, on Monday the 20th day of December, 1909, 'at 10 o'clock A. at which time and place all parties interested in said Estate are required to be present and make their claims, or else be Lewis Vose General Insurance Agency Insurance That Insures! All Kinds Written COMPANIES REPRESENTED LOSSES PROMPTLY PAID Your Business Solicited publican. David A. Swindle, an Ulster liv AUDITOR'S NOTICE.

Come and Get Your Bargains GO UNTIL YOU SEE THE eryman, has brought suit in Brad- The under signed having ioia county courts against Smith- CARD OF THANKS. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Stull and family wish to thank their friends and neighbors, who sympathized and oeai root, jBioodroot, Stone root, Mandrake root and Queen's root all of which are highly praised as remedies for all the above mentioned affections by such eminent medical writers and teachers as Prof. Bartholow, of Jefferson Med College; Prof.

Finlev Ellingwood, M. of Bennett Med. College Chicago; Prof. John King, D' late of Cincinnati; Prof. John Scudder, M.

late of Cincinnati Prof. Edwin M. Hale, M. of Hahnemann Med. College, Chicago, and scores of others eminent in their several schools of practice.

uiiu luwuouip ior damages i for the loss of a horse and Wagon, be- assisted them in their late reavement. coming in duu personal injuries sustained in driving off a bridge.in the dark torever debarred front upon said fund. pomtea an auditor by the Orphan's Court or Wyoming County. to distribute the funds of the estate of John M. Wetss, deceased, late of FalLs to win ship, as shown by the final account of James W.

Piatt, trustee wi'l attend to the duties of his 'appointment at his office in Tunkhannock bo- ough. on Wednesday, December 1, at 10 a. at which time and ness some weeks ago. Mr. Swindle ig Red Sign O.

SMITH KINNER, Auditor. Tunkhannock, November 18th, mieu u.y r. urowe, a drug salesman to drive him from Ulster io iiast Smithfield village. On the return trip they were overtaken CARD OF THANKS. I want to thank the people who so kindly helped care for me during my sickness, and for the post card shower I received on my fifteen birthday.

I received 250 Dy aaruness and rain, and while proceeding along the road the must a't-comirag in p.ace am parties interested tend, or be debarred en said fund. LEWIS VOSE INS. AGENCY Oldest Agency in Wyoming County Warren Tunkhannock, Pa. Regulates the bowels, promotes easy natural movements, cures con-sfcipatioin-Doan's Regukts. Ask for theim.

25 certs 'box. norse walked off a email plank bridge which crossed a brook. The Impure runs you down makes you am easy victim for organic di-itaiteiesting lecture ever given bene, seasee. Burdock Blood Bitters purifies the bloodi cures the cause-builds you up. Keystone Clothing First Door Below Hotel Graham, Tunkhannock, Pa.

norse was drowned in the watpr. H. S. HARDING, Auditor. Tuinkiianonck, Nov.

3, 1909. carus. PAUL L. DAWSON, Nimble. oi me swollen brook, and the wag-.