Tunkhannock New Age from Tunkhannock, Pennsylvania • 1

State Library JVD NEW AX13 TUNKHANNOCK, THl RSD AY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1905. VOL. XXXVIL. NO. 7.

LYMAN BRO'S, Proprietors. BIRD'S-EYE VIEW. NEW FERRY. been dug out and a ditch made so that the surplus water that surrounded it could escape and thus clear the swampy place in which it was natur I it n.niptft Little News Happenings from Surrounding Counties. A drum corps with twenty-five members has been organized at West ally located.

ROWN A fallow had been cut ana burnt 1 and a small patch ot wheat sown, .1 Pittston. then when the frosts of late Novem I rnp AMiun 1 1 1 ber came they took up their marcn Four carloads of powder lying on a 1 11 Lackawanna Railroad Will Open New Terminal at New York. The Lackawanna Railroad will open its new ferry terminal at West Twenty-third street, New York, on Wednesday, Sept. 20. The structure will be the most imposing of the railroad ferry buildings now grouped on the North River at Twenty-third street, which is rapidly becoming the great crosstown artery of the roads terminating on the Jersey side.

It was the original intention of the Lackawanna to have the structure siding at the Rand Powder works, near Fairchance, exploded Saturday morning. Five men were killed and a score of others injured. Pittston, Pa. The Wilkes-Barre board of trade aKin Powder Absolutely Pure has landed an auto factory for that city. It will be erected soon and This is one reason why Ayer's Cherry Pectoral is so valuable in consumption.

It stops the wear and tear of useless coughing. But it does more it controls the inflammation, quiets the fever, soothes, and heals. Sold for 60 years. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral hai been a regular IIf preserver to me. It brought me through a severe attack of pneumonia, and I feel that I owemr life to its wonderful curative H.

Teuitt, Wawa, Pa. give employment to 250 skilled hands. back to the old Rhode Island home to get the remainder of the family and bring them to the new home in the 'West. They had labored hard and the joy they experienced when they were able to go back and tell the rest of the family that they had bought a farm and built a new house on it that summer, can be better imagined than described. No doubt Uncle George had interesting stories to tell of the work they had done and the dangers they had escaped, of the bears and deers he and his father had killed, and of the many other wild animals they had seen.

During the absence of grandfather and Uncle George, Uncle Jeremiah New York parties will furnish the capital. Over a hundred cases of typhoid fever are reported at Nanticoke. The It Pays to Buy ready for patronage early in August, but the destructive fire which recently swept its Hoboken piers made it impracticable to inaugurate the service until the slips for the present Barclay and Christopher street lines had first been restored. So rapid has been the company's recovery from the effects of the fire, however, that the Twenty-third street service is being started much earlier than was anticipated, and the new line will be water supply was under suspicion as the cause of the epidemic, but as Glen Lyon gets its water from the same stream and has no fever, it by J. O.

Ayr Lowell, Hast. A' Alto maauiaoKurora gi and grandmother had taken care ot the farm and had raised an excellent SARSAPAR1LU. PILLS. HAIR ViaOK. Iyer's would appear that the trouble lies elsewhere.

in Pittston! crop of corn and other produce. They Royal Baking Powder is indispensable tp finest cookery and to the comfort and convenience of modern housekeeping. Royal Baking Powder makes hot breads, cakes and pastry wholesome. Perfectly leayens without fermentation. Qualities that are peculiar to it alone.

had a fine pair of steers which he had Spruks Brothers, of Scranton, have by recovery Hasten keeping the Ayer's Pills. with bowels regular You Should See our superb stock of Silverware. It's the greatest sight in town. To examine it is an artistic treat. The designs are unique, effective and most admirable.

You can get an idea of some things only by actually seeing them. That's the case with our Silverware. You must inspect the exhibit carefully and in detail, before you can properly appreciate its superior merit and value. Now is the time to buy Silverware, and the place to get it is at Goodrich's Sickler Block, Tunkhannock, Pa. recently bought what is said to be the last remaining large tract of primeval broken to work, and also a brood mare and some other stock.

Grandmother had prepared as good a stock hemlock forest in Wayne county. The land is situated in the southern part of provisions tor the winter as possi STEPHEN CAPWELL. ble, so that when grandfather and Uncle Georee arrived they felt that of the county and consists of 600 acres, estimated tp contain 5,000,000 opened on Sept. 20 with a full fleet of modern double-decked ferryboats and complete facilities for passengers and teams. On week days the boats will run every fiteen minutes between 6 a.

m. and 10 p. and every half hour between 10 p. m. and 6 a.

while on Sunday the fifteen minute service will not begin until 8 a. m. The struc their absence had not materially af fected the production of the farm. Fall feet of lumber. The purchase price was $11,000.

As the spring ot 1301 drew near ROYAL BAKING POWDER NEW YORK, they made preparations to start tor A. deal has been consummated whereby the State Forestry Reserva Historical Sketch of His Life Read at Family Reunion. The following sketch of the life of Stephen Capwell was read by W. H. Capwell, of Dallas, at the family reunion held at Factoryville on Aug.

25, 1905: Friends, Relatives and Members of the Tribe of Stephen From all I can learn the name of their new home. They wanted to get here in time to tap the sugar maples and make a supply of sugar for the ture is one of the finest on the North River. It is built of steel, with an THE WORLD'S DOINGS. a pets tion board will purchase from the Central Pennsylvania Lumber company 20,000 acres of land at the head Top Notch of Pension List. According to the annual report of Pension Commissioner Warner for next year, and also to clear more land so that they might plant enough imposing front of ornamented copper and is absolutely fireproof throughout Darkies in South Dakota.

corn to supply them with samp, mush anrl cake. There were no the fiscal year ended June 30, the waters of Fishing Creek. The land is located in Sullivan county and the timber was cut- off by the lumber The length of the building is 325 feet, A rich negro is planning to buy a pension roll reached the maximum railroads in those days, with their Tlio fflfkinct Ml Capwell comes from the French, but 1 rlt Krl'l) 'tCCCl' WrUM' aa there ia no in French, I do providing three ferry slips with waiting rooms on the first and second big tract of land in South Dakota gorgeous palace cars and roomy company several years ago. LEWIS VOSE, General Insurance Agents. INSURANCE THAT INSURES where negroes can settle and live by number in its history in January last the number being 1,004,196.

The roll passed the million mark in Septem freight trains, and what nttie trucu floors. There will be a central clock not know how they spelled the name, whether it was "Capell," or "Cha- An East Towanda man grows themselves. The plan is to allow no they were to bring with them must tower 135 feet high, visible from Largest SeleBion nelle." or "Caoouille." However it white people in the settlement. be of those things they could not obtain in the new homeland, and such many portions of the river. "peach tomatoes" in his garden.

The "fruit is said to be a cross between the peach and the tomato, but mav have been, all now agree in Fire, Life, Accident, Burglary Insurance ber of last year and gradually increased for the next four months. The decline began with the first of last year and by the following May Plan Russian Colony. as were absolutely necessary and in None but the best Companies repre spelling it the same way, namely, "Capwell." Two brothers sailors, it is said- dispensable to their everyday life The Rancho Guadaloupe, compris With the opening of this terminal the Lackawanna will also begin the operation of electric cab and carriage service at West Twenty-third street that statement is an absurdity, as such a thing is impossible. It has sented. Over one hundred and twenty million of assets.

COMPANIES. of Floor Coverings in this part of Pennsylvania. Everything else was turned into money, for it was necessary to have landed from a French ship in Rhode had dropped below the million mark. At the end of the year the number of the down of a peach and the smell of Quite a bit of that needful article to ing 13,000 acres or tiuaDie son ana wooded lands in lower California, has been sold to 104 Russian families. The immigrants propose to establish Island some time before the Revolutionary war, and from these two men for the benefit of its patrons.

Cabs will be available at all times of the Aptnn. of Hartford. Conn. 814,071,948 pensioners had declined to 998,441, a a tomato, and makes good eating when served with sugar and cream. pay the expenses of the long journey.

Hartford, of Hartford, Conn. 12,259,076 net increase for the year of 3,679. The The long sled was loaded with the Mpw Vnrk Underwriters. The Laurel Line tunnel at Scran principal part of the goods and the on their purchase site a Russian colony for the raising of stock and the present Capwell families ie America have descended. Stephen Capwell, my great-grand father, and the great-great-great day or night for service in Greater New York.

The new service will materially add to the convenience steers were the motive power. Old ton tapped a vein of coal belonging to the Scranton Coal company. While of New York, 12,259,076 Continental, of New York, 11,599,017 Ins. of N. America, of 10,050,057 National, of Hartford, 5.424.437 North British and Mercantile, of London, England, 5,403,861 "Doll" was hitched to the cutter and total amount disbursed for pensions for the fiscal year was $141,142,861, of which $3,409,998 was paid to pensioners of the Spanish war.

Car Famine Threatened. offered by the Lackawanna for reach grandmother, the two little boys, the milling of cereals. Water is to be developed at a considerable cost and a town laid out. A visit to our Pittston store will be worth ing the metropolitan hotel and shop grandfather of some who are here today, was born in Rhode Island in 1745. He was a middle-sized, active Frederick and Daniel, and the re the contractors were at work at the tunnel coals of fire from their blacksmith forge set fire to the coal.

A ping districts, all of which are easily mainder of the goods made up that Hanover, of New York, 3.377.57 Franklin, of Philadelphia, 3,106,430 load. Grandfather, Jeremiah, George, The operating officials of all the 'rrrtvelers' Life and Accident. man, and as near as I can learn, a small farmer who supplemented his reached from the Twenty -third street crosstown lines. The new line will your while. Not only Would Pay National Debt.

Holden and the girls, Eunice, Susan Pedro Alvaredo, of Parral, Mexico, and Hannah, comprised the remainder iS the Variety large and farming by sailing on coasting ships be in addition to those now being op bad fire was started and the tunnel contractors are confronted with the problem of extinguishing the flames and are also held responsible for the damage. is said to have offered to pay off the of the family that came at that time, railroads of the country are now confronting a shortage of freight cars that is unprecedented in the history of railroading, and this in face of the I Ul llSJJlllg cj LJ luvao Mia erated between Hoboken, Barclay Well Selected. bUt We fered. Along in the latter part of Hartford, 26,499,822 Central Accident, of Pittsburg, 297,657 taryland Casualty, of Baltimore, 2,498,451 Business Carefully Attended to. LEWIS VOSE, Tunkhannock, Pa.

entire Mexican debt. Me was a poor laborer until four years ago when he that century, perhaps about 1796 and Christopher streets, New York The present service between Twenty and they undoubtedly walked most of the way. As it happened, there was pretty good sleighing that winter and save you from 1797, hard times seemed to have made The main business streets of both discovered a valuable silver mine in fact that during the last two years thousands of new freight cars have third street, New York, and Four it difficult for the few small factories the snow lasted all the way, so that which a vein of practically pure sil teenthreet, Hoboken, will also be Wellsboro and Mansfield will be ma-eademized, under the act of May 1, to furnish work for the great influx of 10 to 25 the journey was much more pleasant and expeditious than it would have ver' TTfts recently been found. His in continued as heretofore. population that had begun to arrive come is now estimated at $25,000 a on these shores, and many of the been otherwise.

(To be Continued.) day. He has written President Diaz been put into service. The western crops this year are exceptionally large and it will require an enormous number of cars to move the wheat and corn now being gathered in west of the Missouri river. At the same time on purchases. We sell 1905, by the terms of which the State pays three-fourths and the county one-eighth of such paving, leaving only one-eighth to be provided for by local KITCHEN SECRETARY.

young men and boys sought to gain a livelihood by becoming sailors. Two that as the wealth comes from the ECZEHA and PILE CURE rnrr Knowing what It was to puffer, I will rnLL give FREE OF CHAKGF, to any afflicted a positive cure for Eczema, Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, Piles and skin diseases. Instant relief- Don't suffer longer. Write P. W.

WILLIAMS, 400 Manhattan Avenue, New York of his sons, Jabez and Bartholomew CEMETERY BEAUTIFIED. A Few of the Many Reasons Why earth he feels that Mexico should have a portion, and he wants to enter only reliable and guaranteed merchandise. there is no let-up in the demand for It Should be in Every Home. had already made several voyages and Russell, one of the younger ones had already gone out to South Ameri "God's Acre" at Centremoreland into negotiations to pay off the national debt. Peace has been declared at Ports cars by manufacturers and operators of coal mines.

As the situation now ca on a merchantman. Jabez was a to be Maintained Perpetually. The Pittston Gazette says: mouth between Russia and Japan. nrettv well educated young man for stands, it is stated, the railroads of Why mot have peace in your family Cholera Becoming Alarming. that time, and had probably become At a meeting held Sept.

27, 1904, at by installing the "Kitchen Secretary" The later news from the cholera the old Centremoreland cemetery, an the country could easily use 500,000 more freight cars than there are now in existence. The various car shops a pretty good sailor and navigator He followed the sea all of his life situation in Europe is more disturbing organization was formed for the pur taxation. At Wellsboro it is proposed to set aside 28 feet of the centre of Main street for grass and flowers and pave the 24-foot roadway on each side. State Fish Commissioner Meehan returned from the Wayne fish hatcheries with the information that the black bass crop this year is a total failure, and there will be none for free distribution for stocking the streams of the State. The cause of the failure is ascribed to the fact that the nine ponds at the fish hatchery in ASA S.

STERNER, -Tonsorial Artist. Shop in Jennings block, formerly occupied by W. R. Arnts. Best equipped place in the county.

Clean, easy shaves, shampooing, face massage, etc. Shampooing ladies' heads a specialty. than the first reports. It is now ev in your home The idemnity is too small to consider when you realize the advantages obtained by using the "Kitchen Secretary" in your house, being at the time of his death the super-cargo officer of a merchantman pose of grading and beautifying this long-neglected spot. The cemetery Remember we sew, line and deliver all Carpets purchased here free of charge to you ident that the plague has spread pretty well all over central Europe.

A sailing between the United States of the country which make a specialty of building freight cars are rushed to their utmost capacity, some of them having enough orders ahead to keep Denmark and the West Indies. He which will aid materially in reducing has practically been abandoned tor a more suitable location, and the old "God's Acre," where so many of the died about 1812 or 1814, on the island London paper prints a story to the effect that there have been 200 deaths the work of the kitchen to a minimum of St. Thomas, one of the West In A few of the many reasons why the them busy for a year, even if there was not another car ordered from in recent weeks in the provinces of dies. Bartholomew died in the East "Kitchen Secretary" meets the de Galicia and Bukovina, in eastern Indies, I think, and his death was one them. mands of the people and supplies a old residents are buried, was allowed to become overgrown with bushes and weeds.

The following officers were elected when the organization of the causes that moved his father Austria, and this fact has been con long felt want and mother to come to Pennsylvania cealed from the public by the author T. MONSEY, -Tonsorial Artist. Clean towels and sharp razors at all times at Monsey's. Hair cut 15 cents. Shampoo 15 cents.

Shave 10 cents. Shop on Tioga street, next to Sampson's Meat Market, Tunkhannock, Pa. 1st. It concentrates the work of Thev wanted to get their children Breckenridge Commits Suicide. Rollin A.

Breckinridge, former cor ities. Seventy cases, with twenty was established: President, W. Our CARPET line in-cludes the best makes, the kitchen by economizing in space away from the ocean. three deaths, occurred in various In the summer and fall of 1799 2d. It is impervious to dampness Loomis, of Wilkes-isarre vice-presr dent, William Rogers, of Centremore Wayne did not furnish sufficient natural water food on which the young fish could feed.

The expensive anti-toxin treatment for diphtheria, is to be furnished free by the State to those who are unable to pay for it. Used in time anti-toxin is almost a sure cure for diphtheria, and it is held to be the duty of the parts of Germany. The plague appears most unexpectedly at almost poration counsel of Brooklyn, N. and a prominent Republican of Brooklyn, committed suicide Thursday af and thoroughly preserves its contents Stephen Capwell and his family put their affairs in shape to follow their land; secretary, Charles Besteder, of such Smith's, Hart- 3d. It is practically air tight, and any place.

Centremoreland; treasurer, Calvin excludes bugs and vermin of all kinds. Perrin, of Forty Fort. A board of ford Biggins', etc. ternoon at the residence of Clark Blackburn, at 423 Beach street, Richmond Hill, Long Island. Desponden 4th.

It has a base delivery, which To Fight Beef Trust. directors was also elected. W. E. LITTLE E.

K. LITTLE LITTLE LITTLE, Attorneys-at-Law. State to see that it is available for the The work of improving the old appeals to the thinking man or woman as being an advantage over The splendid new abattoir built to very poorest. Two or more distrib neighbors, the Reynoldses, to the new Eldorado, "away out West," in Pennsylvania. The following spring, accompanied by his son George, he bade the remainder of his family good-bye and started on the journey of nearly three hundred miles to seek a place where he might get some more productive land than he had in Rhode Island, and more acres of it, any other article of its kind.

cemetery has been going on during the past year. The secretary has compete with the so-called "beef trust" was opened in New York city cy over financial matters is offered as an explanation for his act. Breckinridge's mother and sister are residents of Scranton. His father was Rev. E.

5th. it saves material, which in uting stations will be established in every county. The move is in the hands of Dr. Samuel G. Dixon, Of last week with appropriate cere the end means dollars and cents.

written to interested people in almost every State in the union, asking for monies. This new plant is the con- 6th. It makes a long stride in the Bussorah Axminsters, Extra Axminsters, Saxony Axminsters, Sultan Velvets, Office on Warren street, Tunkhannock, Pa. JAMES W. PIATT, -Attomey-at-Law.

Office over Wyoming National W. Breckinridge, who was a member of the Wyoming conference of the Philadelphia, head of the new department of health. direction ot evolution, which means sumation of three years of co-operation of the 500 retail butchers of that funds for the improvement. Many have responded very generously, and now, instead of being a neglected as much to the wife as to the hus city, who constitute the company bandman. Methodist church and served the churches on Springville charge forty-five years ago.

He died April 3, 1885, spot, the cemetery has a very neat The main building of the new ab Sunday School Convention- The executive committee of the 7th. Its durability in construction and its convenience to the lady of the battoir is a five-story brick and stone that all might have enough to eat and in time have homes of their own. They had no Saratoga trunks in those days and the principal mode of travel was by "foot and walker's line." With a trusty rifle, two good axes and a small bundle of coarse clothing on their backs, the travelers set out. at the age of 77, after serving for a half century in the ministry. appearance.

Another meeting of those having relatives buried in the old cemetery was held yesterday, structure, while the entire plant oc Wyoming County Sunday School As house recommend it to the judicious cupies altogether twenty-eight city Breckinridge was born in Brooklyn, purchaser. sociation met at the law office of B. W. Lewis on Tuesday and made up lots, or 49,000 square feet of ground. Bank, Tunkhannock.

Collections carefully attended to. O. S. KINNER, At torney-at-Law. Office in Bardwell block, next to post office, Tunkhannock.

8th. The hired girl is seeking more on Aug. 1, 1867. He is survived by a wife and two children. when the old officers wore re-elected and a plan was adopted for the establishment of a fund for the perpetual The abbattoir has a weekly killing Wilton Velvets, Body Brussels, Tapestry Brussels, Just at what date they started, or how long it took them to foot it over lucrative positions, and you cannot afford to permit your wife to take up capacity of 4,000 steers and 18,000 the program for the semi-annual convention.

The time fixed for holding it is Tuesday and Wednesday, Oct. 3 maintenance of the grounds. small cattle. the hills of Connecticut, the moun on herself the cares of the house with Fish Warden Arrested. tains of New Jersey and the barrens out provision to lessen the drudgery and 4, and the place is the Methodist Episcopal church at Mehoopany.

The From the Towanda Dally Review. Tricked the Printer. of what is now Pike county in this Serious Earthquake in Italy. and work that must necessarily be Prom the Sullivan Kevlcw. W.

E. Shoemaker, one of the State evening address at the gathering will An earthquake Friday morning at 3 hers, when by a small investment you State, I am unable to say, but that they had a right royal welcome from the family of the Robert Reynolds B. W. LEWIS, Attorney -a t-Law. Office on Warren street in Dana special fish wardens, was held in $300 Years ago on the occasion or an be delivered by Rev.

J. W. Bischoff, o'clock caused immense loss of prop eclipse of the sun, the boys in the of pastor of the Tunkhannock Presby who had come here the year before, bail for his appearance at the next term of court by Justice Thompson, of Towanda township. The com fice of the old Bradford Reporter, at I have no doubt. Towanda, smoked a lot of pieces of After a short rest in which all the erty and lite on the Calabria peninsula, or extreme southern point of Italy.

The shocks lasted for twenty seconds or more and the earth rocked so heavily that in a score of cities glass, through which to view the news of the friends back in Rhode plainant is Charles Liljedal, who alleges that Shoemaker shot at him with a revolver with intent to kill. eclipse. Among the printers was Island was rehearsed, they sought a building. Collections carefully attended to. EDWARD B.

FARR, -Attomey-at-Law. Rooms over postoffice, Tunkhannock, Pa. Money loaned and estates settled. and towns hardly a house was left place where they might make a clear ing and put up a cabin for themselves "Little Mike Kangley," now dead and gone to his reward. The rascally Shoemaker made no defense at the standing.

The greatest damage was can give her more time to devote to reading and in the more stern duties which must devolve upon her. 9th. Do you appreciate the fact that more time, money and thought have been employed to complete, perfect and manufacture the Kitchen Secretary than any other article of its kind on the market? 10th. It is gratifying to note the marked and steady increase in our business for the past year. Over twenty-five thousand Secretaries are now in constant use, and by many of our customers it is considered a Looking around they found a beauti hearing, but it is understood that his Rugs, Mattings, Curtains, Linoleums, Oil Cloths, All in a great variety of patterns.

New Ingrains 3-Ply, All-Wool Half-Wool and Cotton Chain, at Monteleone, Pizzo, Martirano, printer's devil who superintended the smoking of the glass, smoked a piece terian church. Those present at the committee meeting were Rev. J. W. Johnson, county president, of Skinners Eddy 0.

E. Reynolds, West Nicholson; Mrs. F. T. Knapp, Mill City; W.

H. Swartwood, Square Top; Mr. and Mrs. J. E.

Wiggins, Dixon; Mrs. C. P. Shaw, East Lemon; Rev. J.

W. Bischoff, and F. H. Condit, the field worker. Mr.

Condit has finished his work in this county, and left for Princeton, N. yesterday. ful spring of water which still sends Triparni, Micastro, Piscopio, Stefa- version of the affair is that while he was arresting Liljedal he fired his re its limpid stream from yonder hill of tin and gave this to Mike. He coni and Catanzaro. Some of these side, and there they set about build ing a house and establishing a mile squinted at the sun a long time hold are cities of 12,000 to 20,000.

Hospitals, prisons, barracks and public volver in the air to attract the attention of a deputy he had on the shore, in order that the deputy might come ing the smoked tin in front of his eves, and then he remarked: "Be stone in life's journey that would mark the weal or woe of the little buildings went down in the crash. ASA S. KEELER, gAttomey-at-Law. Office in Gray's Block, Tunkhannock, Pa. to the place where Shoemaker was.

jabbers, boys, it's total." family they had left behind. Troops were sent south from Naples to preserve order. Startling Mortality. By the time for planting they had cleared a little space, and as soon as possible they planted a small garden of such vegetables as they had the We take this liberty to express our thanks for the kind and courteous Repeals Discriminating Duties. Statistics show startling mortality THEO.

STREETER, from appendicitis and peritonitis. To treatment we have received from our As a mark of appreciation of the seeds of, that would supplement the many customers and friends, and we little store they had brought with work of President Roosevelt in bring Furniture Dealer, Funeral Director and Dealer in Fine Furniture and Pleasant Grange Meeting. The State officers met with Wyoming county Pomona Grange in special session on Wednesday evening, Sept. 6th, in Piatt's Opera house. The fifth degree was conferred in full form by the county officers on a class them.

The rifle proved a valuable OarpetS, delivered companion, and by its use they often ask you to call at our office in the Bunnell building and examine the Kitchen Secretary thoughtfully, and Upholstered Goods- Woven wire mattressess, parlor an hi bmm mi ilil-o ll)(lf1 moor XI- II iiTl I 11 njl prevent and cure these awtui diseases there is just one reliable remedy Dr. King's New Life Pills. M. Flan-nery, of 14 Custom House Place, Chicago, says: "They have no equal for constipation and.billiousness." 25c at all druggists Tunkhannock, and F. M.

Swetland, Mehoopany. bedroom suites, tall line Haywood empty and very little other food Strikes Hidden Rocks. When your ship of health strikes the hidden rocks of consumption, pneumonia, you are lost if you don't get help from Dr. King's New Discovery for consumption. J.

W. McKinnon, of Talladega Springs, writes: "I had been very ill with pneumonia, under the care of two doctors, but was getting no better when I began to take Dr. King's New Discovery. The first dose gave relief, and one bottle cured me." Sure cure for sore throat, bronchitis, coughs and colds. Guaranteed by all druggists, Tunkhannock, and F.

M. Swetland, Mehoopany, price 50c and $1.00. Trial bottle free. baby carriages. Don't forget the of 18.

Worthy State Master W. F. in Tunkhannock 24 hours after purchase. could be obtained. The house they built was not a very large nor ornate Tioga street, Tunkhan place, East nock, Pa.

structure. It was built of logs, about 16 by 20 leet size, and thatched J-1- 1 1.. 3 "I mi i-m wicn uarK ami poies. xne noor was Hill, then took charge of the meeting and a class of 86 were initiated into the mysteries of the degree of Flora. The stage was profusely decorated with ferns and flowers.

Refreshments were served by Fred Jennings. Lecturer. we are confident that you will be convinced of its merits and general utility. "Man's work is from sun to sun, while woman's work is never done." The housewife toils long into the night, while humanity proclaims it is not right. Provide a Secretary for your wife and you will lead a happier life.

We remain very respectfully yours, Kitchen Secretary Co. ing about peace between Russia and Japan, the Czar has ordered a discontinuance of discriminating duties on American products in Russia. The Emperor's order means millions of dollars to American manufacturers and will prove an immense stimulus to the expansion of American commerce through the Czar's dominions. Some years ago, in consequence of a misunderstanding in the intepretation of the most favored nation clause, there were established in Russia on several articles of American production custom duties on a higher scale than those levied on the same articles when imported from other countries. KEELER HOUSE, -Tunkhannock, Fa, JABEZ LEE, Propr.

Just fitted entirely throughout with new furniture. First class in every Low Round Trip Rates to Pacific Coast via. Nickel Plate Road. $69.50 Buffalo to Portland, Seattle or Tacoma and return. Daily until September 29th.

May be routed through California in one direction at slightly higher rate. For particulars write R. E. Payne, General Agent, 291 Main Buffalo, N. or C.

C. Lowry, T. P. Holland, N. Y.

made of truncheons, split out of logs and hewn flat on one side with an axe. For windows a sheet of paper, an old letter, my grandfather said, had been greased to let in the light and fastened over an opening in the wall. The door was a large bear skin, the owner of which was killed by Uncle George, though he was but a boy at the time. The spring had respect. Scratch, scratch, scratch; unable to attend to business during the day or sleep during the night.

Itching piles, horrible plague. Doan's Ointment cures. Never fails. At any drug store, 50 cents. Don't delay a minute.

Cholera infantum, dysentery, diarrhoea come suddenly. Only safe plan is to have Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry on hand. New Ag-e anc Bad blood and indigestion are deadly enemies to good health. Burdock Blood Bitters destroys them.

Pittston, Pa. Read 'tine Republican and get all the news..