Wayne County Herald from Honesdale, Pennsylvania • 3

ti -i- in inrmiftiWii mi iiV V11' tfm lmwijr, i i iirnmn iViT niifi if ir CONDENSED DISPATCHES i i We give the comcled time tabic for the llonesdale Branch in this issue. Next week THE HERALD. 'L VViicn r'lpath cornea fo the door oi" a he he t.r.Os it cluscd. He is always sin. ride a lumber wagon just you are going over hi i ii mm 'xrx: r-- A-' with tin clxc i Af h- i it'.

't 'L' Granite fx 4 al The HonesdalB Don't because rough A reliable weights mount, but a even for heavy light, elegant roadster ESTABLISHED ft. i HSTrfib; n't, ffl ti aid lariile Works 1877. limry the World for Monumental Durooses. for Cutting; and Polishinc.and can Epsnitf, Make a specialty of which has proven itself to be The Best Stone in We have the most approved machinery offer special inducements to those wanting good and substantial work. MARTIN CATJFIELD.

Honesdale, Pa -Utf Sherwood's Coat TSTEIE83 nnmt! COLOBLE 1 as so 'Makis summer egc. at TWELVE cent a dow.u worth TiiiHTY-FlV cents it winter, because it coats and scnls them. Bold at H. DUANE PEED'H Honesdale. Pa.

24tf Piles ItchtK'! STnPTOMolsture intense itui.inj and stins Ire; most at night: worse, by scratching. allow ed to continue tumors form, which oftpn bleed and ulcerate, becomlnc- very sore. swaynb' Ointment stops the itching and bleeding, heals til deration, and in most cases removes tumors. At druggists, or by mall, for 50 cents. a-ll Vr.

SwAiNiS SON. Philadelphia. "OTICE is hereby given that trespassfng Ll urjon the waters of Lake (formerly called Bis; Tink Pond.) in Iju kawaxen township, Pike county, or on land surround bar said lake, for the purpose cf iiyhing, or for aiy other purpose, is strictly prohibited nnder natty oitue law. o. L.

nowr.A Nn. At Ef.V for rramen L'VSTP KUSTP! ORDER -4 Cures thonsands annn ally of Liver Com plaints, Biliousness, Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Constipation, Malaria. More Ills result froman UnhealrhyLivei thanany other cause. 'W'hy tniffer whenyou can be cured? Pr. Sanford's liver Invigor-ator ia a Cftlebratsd familvrnp.iicine.

TOCtt DitrGCUT MILL 6CmTI. CATARRH uream Balm. Ealui directly into the nostrils. After a moment draw strong breath thro' the nose, t'se it three times a day, after and before retiring. ELY'S CKEAM BAI.J! opens abd cleanses the -Nasal PassEicos.

Pain and Inflammation ffl nil. UTA f4 Heals theSore. ProtecisUULlJ LAU the Membrane from Colds. Ktrtores the Seni. of Taste and Smeil.

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COOKK. G. Passenger Agent, New York. CANDY CATHARTIC CURE CONSTIPATION bat hnw sold direct to th eoa-STimcr fur 25 years tt whole- Bale prices, caving tiealer prolits. v.ier lor esaminntion.

Notable I'lvciiU ot the Week Ilrlffly unit Tersely Told. The Hawaiian commission will reach Honolulu about or 17. News fn in Alaska ia to tha effect that tile miners are locating coal instead cf rrold mines. The Democratic majority Jit Mciiuay's election will in Alabama be between iO.OOO ar.il 00,000. Sir Thomas I-apUm of the Uoyal Ulster Yacht club will issue a challenge for the America cup.

Speaker Heed has been renominated for congress by the Republicans of the first district of Maine. liy the turniny fiver of a sleeping car that was being- shifted nichlmvl, N. two women passengers were hurt. The Dawes commission has begun taking a census of Indians at Ardmorc, I. preparatory to allotment of their lands.

Yung-Wins, a Chinese graduate of Yale, has obtained an extension of time for his concession for building a Chinese railroad. Mr. Hoshi Toru, Japanese minister to the United States, will probably become minister of foreign affairs in Count Dkuma Shigonabou's cabinet. Tuesday, 2. Sligrht snow Is reported from Kimbal, near the Wyoming line.

Three lives were lost and many were injured in the burning of the Berwyn hotel at Chicago yesterday. Prince Itismarck's family announced that he would be buried at the place selected by himself near Friedrlohsruhe. The United States commissioners who are to prepare a code of la-s for Hawaii will sail from San Francisco on the Mariposa Aug. 10. It is reported in Yokohama that Hawaii has agreed to pay Japan 10,000 to settle the dispute about the exclusion of Japanese emigrants from Hawaii.

Ex-Senator Warner Miller and Senator Morgan have seen the president about the Nicaragua canal, and he encouraged the hope of congressional action. Martin Thorn was electrocuted at Sing Sing yesterday. The current was found to be too weak, and he had to be kept in the chair for five minutes, and four shocks of 1,860 volts each were sent through Thorn's body. Monday, Aug. 1.

The pope has Issued an encyclical to the Scottish people beseeching them to return to their ancient faith. Several New England mills closed on account of the low prices prevailing in the cloth market. It Is reported in- Tarls that Captain Cassamajou has been assassinated in Africa. Stops have been taken to arrest the Rev. Mr.

Jerncgan, promoter of the company for taking gold from sea water, upon his arrival at Havre, Lewis Warner, the defaulting banker, has returned to Northampton, In custody, to answer for embezzling Fire destroyed a house near Seneca Falls, N. occupied by Warren Pof- fenberger, and caused the death of three Inmates Mrs. Poftenbertrer, wife of the tenant; Mrs. George H. Zartman, mother of Mr3.

Poffenberger, and Chris Seward, a hired man. Saturday, July SO. Gustave Mlntz of Ithaca, N. was drowned while bathing in Cayuga lake. Francis O'Leary, the 12-year-old Bon of ex-Pcstmaster Daniel O'Leary, of Glens Falls, N.

was drowned while bathing in the Hudson river. A. O. a traveling man, whose home is in Jamestown, N. fell from a fourth story window of the Iroquois hotel, in Buffalo, receiving Injuries from which he died.

The borough of Millhall, which four years ago had 43 buildings destroyed by fire, has been again visited by Hre. Eight buildings were burned, and nine families were left homeless. Samuel Etu. a machine tender in the employ of the International Paper company at Glens Falls, N. had his neck broken by being caught between two cylinders.

He" died instantly. Friday, 89. Joseph Banlgan, the well known rubber Roods manufacturer of Providence, is dead. E. T.

Johnson, owner of a powder mill at Troy, was killed yesterday by an explosion which also wrecked the mill. The second game of the chess match between Pillsbury and Tarrasch was won by Pillsbury. Each player has now won a game. The Halifax court of Inquiry has ex onerated Captain Henderson and the Ehip Cromartyshire from ail blame in the sinking of La Bourgogne. Mrs.

Albert Campbell of Newcastle, burned herself at the stake be cause she thought she caused the war with Spain and that she must expiate her crime. Von Veldtheim, who shot and killed Mr. Woolf Joel, the trustee of the estate of the late Barney Barnato, the South African millionaire, has been acquitted of the charge of murder at Johannesburg. A mysterious attempt was made to murder Coroner E. D.

Skinner of North Hempstead, L. yesterday. He was shot in the lower part of the body by a man who carried a gun and asked him to hurry out and attend a patient. Thursday, July 88. Two more steamer loads of Klondike miners have reached Seattle, brtngtng about $300,000.

The examination of Ernest Terah Hooley's affairs has been begun In the bankruptcy court in London. The nitroglycerin mill of the Tlnole Powder company, at Pinole, exploded, killing five men and wounding 12 others. The appeal to the English privy coun cil of the Canadian Sugar Heflning com pany versus the queen has been dismissed. The San Francisco Post says that ex-Queen Lllluokalanl Is suffering from a cancer which Is sure to result fatally In a short time. Tha first lord of the British admiralty has agreed under certain conditions to enroll colonial seamen In the English naval reserve.

The first game of the tie chess match jetween Pillsbury and Tarrasch was yon by Tarrasch. The match Is one of lie best out of four games. New York Markets. FLOUU State and western quiet, but a shade steadier; winter patents, $4.10 winter straights, Minnesota patents, fJ.50ig;4.75; winter extras, 3.60. WHEAT No.

2 red more active and firmer on bullish Russian news and a scare of-shorts; September, 6968c; December, 68 69 5-16c. It YE Dull; No. 2 western. c. t.

Buffalo. CORN No. 2 steady with wheat; September, December, 38 38He. OATS Pull; track, white, state, 31 track, white, western, 8137o, PORK Firm; mees, 9.751Q.26; fam. ily, 11.7512.B0.

LARD Quiet; prime westerp steam, nominal. BUTTER Firm; state dairy, 13017c, state creamery, HHffilSc. CHEESE Steady; large, white, T'c; small, white, 8e. EGGS Firm; ptate apd Pennsyl vania, powdered, 14o. RICE Steady; domestic, 5Ms6c; Japan.

56c. .1 allow steady; city, coun try, S3c. If AY Dull; shipping, 35 40; good to 45S70c. THE DEAD CHANCELLOR. In the Death Chamber Attended by the Emperor and Kwpreu.

FRIEDRICHSRUHE, Germany, Aug. 3. The emperor and empress of Ger many arrived here at 6 o'clock last evening, accompanied by Baron von Buelow, the minister for foreign affairs, and their sultB. His majesty wore an admiral's uniform, and the empress was in mourning. The members of the late Prince Bismarck's family received the imperial party, and the emperor, on alighting, kissed Prince Herbert Bis marck on both cheeks and shook hands with Count William Bismarck.

The party then entered tha castle, passing through, detachments of- the. TWrty- the revise i table for the eastern of the Erie Main Line will apper.r. Where, nh where isthe Hones. iale Band, that promised to tickle our expectant ears from one of the parks these summer evenings with "surfeit of sweet sounds" Are tue horns mute lv cause of lack of encouragement from our people, oris it from want of inclination to please us Whatever the obs'aele, it should be removed a. aa I ttu-n "let the welkin ting!" We believe that uiusie from a stand in Central Park would not.

be beard so far nor would it be so satisfactory to' the players as from the nure open space in front of the court house. It would be an easy and inexpensive matter to arrange the roof of the portico so as to furnish light for ihe band, or, to try the ex -periment, a conceit or two might be given from the steps of the building. We feel sure that ohr City Fathers would defray the little expense necessary, or, if they would not, the matter might safely be turned over to the Improvement Society, whose sphere of effort extends far beyond waste paper boxes and the like. Years ago, when we used to blow our own horn, the Silver Cornet Band would climb out upon the little balcony of the old court house, and took great delight in playing for an hour or so of au evening to the multitude that thronged the walks of the park. Tue geuerous applause that met our efforts showed that our people enjoyed the music.

We wern't paid for it to be sure, and often some over-3ffi-cious janitor of the old buiidinir locked us out, but we always managed io find a weak spot to and then to give the people what they wanted good music. We hope that our present most excellent band and their active friends will find a way-same way to enliven this quiet town with good music for the people. The dwelling of m. Ferris, near Winimers, was destroyed by fire lust Thursday morning, and the barn of Adam Bruccher, near Narrowsburg, was struck by lightning and burned. Both buildings were insured in Chris.

Llartung's ageucy. Special meetiag of the Bill Poster's Association of Pennsylvania will be held at AHentown on Monday, Aug. 15. Manager Silverstone eknects to attend. The season at thd opera house will open the 3d of September with a farce comedy company.

The Y. P. S. of the German Lutheran Church held a very pleasant entertainment in the paik back of the banks cn Tuesday evening last. The grounds were well lighted up with Chinese lanterns and torches and the Honesdale band gave a most enjoyable open air concert.

Ice cream and cake were served. The crowds of people in and around the park showed their appreciation for the music. Since sending out advertising matter announcing the special excursion to Niagara Falls. Buffalo and Toronto, Saturday, Aug. 6, the Erie railroad have cancelled the arrangement for handling the Toronto business by of Port Dalhousie and picial Sunday boat, and have arranged to send Toronto passengers on this occasion by the Great Gorge Route (Niagara Falls Lcwistcn KR,) lo Lewiston, thence yia steamers of the Niagara River Line to Toronto and return.

This will enable passengers to remain at the Fall until 7 o'clock, a. Monday, August 8, before going on lo Toronto. A special dispatch from Hawley to the Scracton Tribune, dated last evening, Aug. 31, fays: "About 7:30 o'clock this evening, Paul Bonitz, a German, ayed twenty years, of Brooklyn, N. while bathing in the canal at this was drowned, while others stood Sipon the road and saw him struggle ia tha water, but supposed he was only fooling.

When they realized he was powerless ta help himself they ran for a pole, but before they could render assistance he had gone down for the last time. Bir. Bom'z, who is a knitter by trade, came to this place about a week ago to visit Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Turpo, the latter being his sister: He expected to return to Brooklyn Saturday.

The body was recovered two hours after the drowning occurred." During the thuuder storm of Saturday evening last one of the barns of the Riefler it Sons' property at Tanners Falls was struck by lightning. The mow was filled with hay, and a lot of agricultural implements were spired on the first floor. Mrs. Boss, wife of an employee of the firm, was the first to notice the blaze, and, arousing her husband, who had gone to bed, she rushed to the burning building and succeeded in getting out most of the moveable properly. Scant facilities for fighting the llames were available, and, despite the best fforts of the neighbors who quickly assembled and did what they coulJ.

another barn and three sheds were soon involved and all were destroyed. Besides the buildings more than a hundred tons of hay were consumed. The loss is estimated at 5,500, upon which there it aa insurance in Baumann's agency as follows: buildings, produce in same, $400: Ogons, $30u. -Albert H. Peck, one oi the most prom inent and highly respected residents of tha county, died in Aldenville ou Thursday of last week, of heart disease, from which he had been suffering for several months.

Jle was nearly seventy-three years of age. He was born in Clinton, and his life has been passed in that township, excepting a few years when he was foreman at flerrick for L. A. Patterson, and Stillwater ia charge of the Delaware Hudson C. Company's saw mill.

The Baptist church at Alden-ville, of which he was deacon and au active member, susiains a severe loss. He i3 survived by a wife and three sons J. of Sail water Y. M. andM.

of Riverside, California and one daughter. Mrs. W. Norton, of Aldenville. E.

M. Peck of Car-bonda! is a brother of the deceased. A barn in the rear of the Allen Block, in Forest City, owned by Mrs. D. G.

Allen and leased by T. J. Pentecost for mercantile purposes, was destroyed by fire on Sunday moi ning last. The flames were first discovered about two o'clock, and desp'te the efforts of the eflicient fire department of the place, they spread with great rapidity, and for some time the most thickly populated portion of the village was jn danger of beiag wiped out. The dwellings occupied by Dr.

Blakeslee and Mrs. Allen were on fire, but w-ere saved in a considerably damaged condition. Other buildings were moro or less charred, but the main loss was confined to the barn where -the fire originated. Mrs. Allen's loss is about $800 no insurance.

A valuable set of sleighs, a cutter, a buggy and a quantity of bay belonging to Mr. Pentecost were destroyed. His lass is about $150. There was no insurance on the prop erty burned. The damage to Dr.

Blaks lee's house was covered by insurance. English Spavin Liniment removes all Hard, boft or (Jallousud Ia mps and Blem tohes from horses, Blood Spavins, Curbs. Splints, Sweeney.Kiag-Bone.Stitlea.Sprains, all bwollen Throats, Coughs, etc. Save $50 by use of one bottle. Warranted the most wonderful Blemish Cure ever known.

Sold by R.Duane Reed, Druggist, Hones dale, Pa. 1: L' nclaiined Letters. unclaimed letters remaining in tbe Honesd ale post oflice for the week ending July Harry Andrea, Mrs. J. 11.

Bortree. Annie II. Boyle, Miss Hilmer Carlson, Jno. M. Davidce, Birton Mclvown, A.

Roberts I'ersons calling for any of the above will please say -'advertised. AlABY Gebexy, M. HONESDALE, AYG. 4. 1803.

IIerAboots ami Thereabouts. Fred Herbst, of Philadelphia, has accepted a j-osiM prtBcrptioa clerk in Sear? Uailiroiii k's drug store ta Liberty, If. Y- Young Ilerbst was formerly drug clerk in Dr. Heed's s'ora hfro, buUir.ee then has graduated io pharmacy, aad was for considerable Uuie engaged in putting up prescriptions sa a large store- in the City of Brotherly Love. WhtD tltx-s the farcer have h's innings? la the early year of course lie is like the bear, "spnjsg poor." During the summer he has nil that he can do to dig, to hoe, to to plant, to reap, to poison potato li'j's and to keep down the other enemies of useful gro-vth.

la the full, if his barns are tilled, the prices nre no iaducrmeut to attempt sales, au.l ia the winter weil we all know what Ike winter is. lie may, to be sure, kaock his cows ia the head, cut off the heads of his chickens, palt down his pigs and almost give away his hay. But how arts the taxes to be paid Where is the sugar, the tea, the coffee, tha clothes an the hundred and one other necessaries to come from if there is no receipt of money It is the fashion to say that tha farmer is independent. In a certain sense he is more so than most of tho.se in other walks of life. Yet he has his trials all tun same.

The remains of Miry Hugo were remove I to the tie rinau Catholic cemetery on Frid last. In the old days it w.s a common sight to see a short board projecting fro.n the last ear of the coal trams on the Grvily, upon which was scared a woman with a pall of huckleberries pieke 1 on the top of the Moosic mountain. Arrived at either en 1 of the imney, the oner took tile Kurd from the truck and it away for the return trip. 'I'm si- sire tLe th ys of cheap rides attended, however, with fonsiJerable dan ger. More than one met their fata upon those fire excursions 'Now, however, there ae both safety and pleasure for our berry pickers.

They fill the open Gravity cars in the morning, and in half an hour or so they are roaming over the top and sides of the blue Moosic. At evening return with baskets laden with the blue berries which have given them pleasure ia the gathering, and profit in their sale or use. The scoies of our base ball team in the trip to Orange county last week were as follow Lloui sd iie won agtiat Quhea, 11 to 0 won against Chester, 10 to 3 lost to Port Jervis, 1 to i. O.ir left handed pitcher, Williams, dislocated his rbj'ut shoulder on a "slide" at Chester. Tne ime at ike Ariel yesterday resulted in another victory for our boys.

Honesdale 0, Moosic Fopulars; 1. The next game here will be played with the Cuban Giants on Saturday afternoon. John Burkr, of Bouaventura College, who pitched for our base ball club last year, twirled the sphere for the cine during (he games of last week. He is now visiting among Lis old friends here. The Wayniart ball players fiaied out the Seelyvllle club on Saturday last.

Albert Keen, who was drowned a1 Keen's pon July 4ih, was a member of the Way mart Cuui.eil of Heptavphs. His widow has just been paid by them 1,000, the amount of his bcbcfit certificate. The br-ss rainbow trout was caught in the Pcraui.on water reservoir at Eimhtirst on It was two and a inches Ling anil vreilied pounds. Col. V'.

A. the "epublicaa candidate for Governor, was erjtjrt at Lake Ariel yettciday by the Wane county Odd Fellows. John L. lined, a of tills town, and for many years a we'd known barber of lower Main tt die 1 at July 2D. ISiiT, where he baau la bauaess for He past two years.

Although he wai considered an uausua.ly strong and athletic young man, he died of consumption. He once engaged in a wrestling bout with Ernest lloeber in the Opera House here, and was pronounced by the champion to be "a gnarly fellow." Tue deceased wa3 2d yeirs of age and is survived by a wife and two daughters, his parents, four sisters and four brothers. The funeral was held here on Tuesday last. Of those who unobservantly iss th immense lump of coal near the Del. llud.

C. Co. Superintendent's office, in tlonei-dale, very few appreciate the fact that it is claimed by the oldest and most experienced miners to be the chunk of anthracite ever mined and brought intact to t'ue surface. This, of course, in addition to the fact that it was brought fro.n Sjraaton ovjr the Gravity to llonesdale. Wb have had the privilege of talking uu Mr.

WUUa Slopford, aa eye-witness of the work involved in taking tha raa-3 from th mine himself an experienced Lancashire (EaAiad) miner, who stores that in working Ihi 14i'i. vein of the Marvioe shift, ProviJeace, which consisted of eight and six feet measures, with, at a point 100 feel from the shaft, a streak of slaie about four inches ia thickness, the lower stratum (six feet) was first removed and the upper for alioul ninety feet, in order to faeiliiate about the shaft. When final operations commenced upon the upper measure it was found that the coal was of an unusually Arm deposit and superior quality, and it was decided to take out as large a section as practicable The lower measure being worked at the time, props were setup far enough apart to permit cars to pats in and out underneath. Then the moat experienced miners were set at work to cut out the immense lump now exhibited heie. The car being placed beneath it, it was propped up with blocking, then detached and let do wn.

Tbs car was then run to the shaft and raised to the bearing the largest piece of an thracite ever greeting the light of xy. Ta brittle eb.arae.ter of hard co an 1 hen the difficuby of indling it wi bout ea'tage, made the operation of iranp n.U.ig the sp jc-imen to llonesd without mishap scarcity less difficult than removal from the mines. Everything turned out favorably, however, and, lhaulu to the skill of miners and railroaders, visitors to our town have the privilege of not only standing on the spot made memorable as the starling point of the first locomotive in the United Slates, but of seeing the largest lump of cjal ever produced by the ludustry which that engine was imported to promote. It weighs upwards of six and a half Ions, or thirteen ordinary cartloads. The popular Eiie Railroad Company will start a grand special excursion for the Gnat Cataract, Niagara Falls, Buffalo and Toronto on Saturday evening, August Gib, arriving at the Great National Wonder of the World-early Bunday morning spucia train returning same night.

Tickets will also be good to ietuin on regular trains ou Monday, August 8ih. Toronto tickets wili be good for return on or before August 11, 1803. A special steamboat will run to To roflto, leaving on arrival of excursion tram Sunday morning. August arriving at Torouto about 10 A hi. wi.l.

be the grandest trip of the season, and the fare almost nothing tor the distance and ihe al trtctions offered. Train will leave IJones dale 7:18 M. Fare for round trip to if falo or Niagara Ftlls, $3.00. Toronto, one dollar higher. For further information see pr write Agents of the Erie.

11 iP 1 nrouini look- nit; lor ah which h' coi ii invade -V homes and i V- if' tin lbiloinuiid looks for weak plaees btoktn cloois which can be easily 1 altered down. When a line's vior and cm ry a in to xyi ii i -vV'. ee.iken mid b--X dJi' corae micetUiti, O- p-3 llut: the door to his f. lov's shaky and there is au opeiuiijr. for the i.iini visitor to enter.

is commoiilv said llint people die of this or that paiticular distase. The truth is they die cf constitutional weakness. If more people rcc.lized this they would understand why the great "Golden Medical IViscoveiy invci-ted by l)r R. V. I'ierce of N' cures so many cases of litigerinij coughs, throat, br-mchial, and kindred affections of the air passages.

It gives thorough abundant constitutional vitality. It fcives the digestive and blood-niakinif organs, where consumption usually begins, power to do their work completely so that no poisonous dregs can get into the circulation to fasten on the lungs and vital tissues. "I have been troubled with bronchitis for several years." writes Mrs Orlin O'Hara, of Fergus Vails. Minn. (Box 114) "In the first place I had sore thront doctored with different doctors (Old took various medicines, but got no lasting relief.

We made up our niiuds to try the medicine advertised as Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. After I had taken one bottle we thought we could sec a little change We sent and Rot another tiottle of the Golden Medical Discovery and also one oi I took them alternately, and In a few days I to see that I was better for certain. I took eijjht bottles of Golden Medical Discovery' and two of l'avorite ami, re.iily, I not felt as well in years. sleep better than I have in twenty years." Br.

Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser, a 1000 page illustrated book, will be sent free by the World's Dispensary Medical Association for 21 one-cent stamps, to pay the coat of mailing only, 01 a more substantial cloth-bound volume for 31 stamps. first regiment of Infantry, which were drawn up along the road and up to the castle gate. Wiiat took place in the death chamber is not known, though an official statement on the subject may be forthcoming. But there is no doubt the religious service was most impressive. Pastor Westphal of Biunstorf conducted It according to the rites of the Reformed church.

The text, in compliance with Prince Bismarck's desire, was from the first epistle cf Paul the Apostle to the Corinthians, chapter xv, verses 53 to 57. The mourners present, Including the imperial party, numbered from 30 to 40 persons. Immediately after the service the emperor and empress and those who accompanied them started for Berlin. The former Empress Frederick sent a large laurel wreath, with palms, lilies and white roses intertwined and tied with black. President Krugcr of the Transvaal republic telegraphed to Emperor William and to Prince Herbert Bismarck his condolence and announced that the government flags at Pretoria, the capital, were half masted In honor cf the deceased statesman.

LEE TO BE GOVERNOR. WJll Oo to Havana With Fifty Thousand WASHINGTON, Aug. 2. On account of the provision of the act for the in-creasa of the army which directs its dlsbandmcnt upon the close of the war. President McKiniey will be to convene both houses of congress in spe-citl session to authorize the maintenance of the army for garrisoning Cuba and Porto Rico, Guajan island and Manila, An army of not less than 50,000 men will be ordered to Cuba aa an army of occupation.

Now that the administration feels assured that peace is near at hand, arrangements are being made to send a large military force to Cuba to establish law and order in that Island. Owing to the danger from yellow fever, these troops wili probably not be ordered to Cuba until the latter part of Tirrn.toTjei in tha meanwhile the ten immune regiments will be sent to Cuba. The army of occupation Khich will go to Cuba will consist entirely of vol unteers. This was stated yesterday by -5 rSrt-J Uit M't 1 I 1 GOVERNOR GENERAL LEE. an otticer in the war department wno Is in a position to know the plans of the administration as to army matters.

The entire army of regulars under the command of Major General Shafter will be, in the near future, brought back to the United States and encamped at Montauk Point, on Long Island. Since the beginning of the Spanish-American war it has been the intention of President McKiniey to send Major General Lee to Cuba. It is expected that he will lie given command cf the Cuban army of occupation and made military governor of the entire island. General Lee is considered a man es pecially adapted for this difficult duty owing to his long experience In Cuba and his Intimate knowledge of the Cu ban character. The Cuban army of occupation will be distributed over the entire island.

Regiments will be stationed at all the large cities and towns. Havana will be filled with American soldiers. Military rule will be established in Cuba until the natives show the United States that they are capable of govern ing themselves. It may be necessary to keep the Amer ican troops in Cuba for a year's time Ueauty In lilood Clean blood means a ciean skin. No leautv without it.

Cascarets, Candy Cathar tic clean vour blood and Keep it clean, ny stirring up the lazy liver and driving all im purities trom the riouy. uegin to-uay 10 banish pimples, boils, blotches, blackheads, and that sickly bilious complexion by taking Cascarets, beauty, for ten cents. All drug-gifts, satisfaction guaranteed, 10c, 25c, 50c. Kvorybody Says So. Casonrets Candy Cathartic, the most wonderful medical discovery of the age, pleasant and refreshing to the taste, act gentlf and positively ou kidneys, liver and bowels, cleansing the entire system, dispel colds, cure headache, fever, habitual constipation and biliousness.

Please buy and try a box of O. C. C. to-day 1 0, Ml cents. JSoid iir.d guaranteed to cure by all druggists.

No-To-Uae ror fifty Cents. Guaranteed tobacco habit cure, makes weak men strong, blood Dure. SOc.gl. All druggists. Beauty In Blood Beep.

Clean blood means a clean skin. No leauty without it. Casearets, Candy Cathartic clean your blood and keep it clean, by stirring up the lazy liver and driving all impurities from the" body. Begin to-day to banish pimples, boils, blotches, blackheads, and that sickly bilious complexion by taking Cascarets. beauty for tcnreiits.

All druggists, satisfaction Wc, 23c, 50c. Don't Tulmrf Siit and iSiaokc Vour I. He Aivny, To quit tobacco easily and forever, be as netic. lull of Hie, nerve and viyor, lake Xo To-Bac, the wonder-worker, tliat makes wcalt men strong. All druKKista, fiuv or 8:.

Cure uui an-teed. Booltlet and sample free. Address Sterling Kemedy Chicago or New Y'lrlt, To Cure Constipation I'orcvcr. Take Cascarets Candy Cathartic. PJo ort'ao.

If C. C. C. fail to cure, drugKists refcuu naorey. It rests with yon wht-Oier yoa cntinue thf ri-iitoveti the th-aire for tol.ui-o, wiih--w out Dtirvous aitttresb.

exueih iii'it-- i 'A ''tl'yt tine, puritlyM the blood. slur' lottt Dianh(ou. makes yon strong 9 ioc.ooo tl Iluy in ucaitn, nervp and pocket- WItll tOOK. vour own who illToui'h forns. TnHf it with lll.palh ntlv.

iierslnti-ntiy. One box. 81, inmnilr rurt'H; 3 boxes, flruarantped to rur. or we refund money. Sterling Htmtlj Co.

CUcao, Kontreal, Mw 9 EV- i oii isn't 5- I Stattoiis el t. ((Trains Dally, Ex- T. I cept Sunday.) ig a M'Arrlve Leave a 1 85 N. Y. Frardclln 8t 7 41 lowest 4iud street 755 Weehawken 810 mAnlve Lfave- 1 151 cadosla 2T51 HaacocH 2 ill Starlithft 2 221....

12 40 Preston Park 211 14 40 Wlnwoou 8 4i 8s Poyolella 25a 18 il OUaa 8 58. 18M Pleasant Mt a fliW UDlODdale 3.9. 11 'A, Forest City 3 i9r Carbinda 8S4I fUSO! White r.rldgo Km MUM Mayileld ,313 1123 Jerrayn 315 11 li AicWbnld 3 51 It 15 Wlfiton 8S4 llli PecaVllta 3W 11 Olyf.hant 04.... 11 fti PricsDurff 4 07 11 Oil Tfiroop 4 IK lift) Prnvidonoe fiorfl Park place Hir 10 5S! Sciauton 4 201.... a vrLeave Arrlvei DR.E.GMER Old Post-Office EuUding.

Crnercf Penn Avenue and Spruce Street. SCRANTON, PA. has returned from Lis Western Trip remain permanently at Lis home ou and will now ice. The doctor is'a graduate of the Uulver- sity of Pennsylvania, formerly torofjlPiijsioloCTrand Surfrery at theCS Medico-Cbirurgical Cohege, of Philadel-33 phia. His specialties are Chronic Nervous, Sain, Heart, Womb and Blood The Doctor and bis staff TCnlln "and Dumun pliysicians make a specially oi ail forms of Chronic Nerv.nis Diseases, Skin, Blood Diseases, inclndinff Epileptic Fits, Vitus Dance, Wakefulness.

BRAIN WORKERS, both men and women whose nervous systems have been broken down and shattered from oveiwork, no matter from what cause, can be rrvtori by my method. AH who call upon tiie Doctrr from now on will receive examination and service and examination tfree. Dr. Giewers high standing in the State will not allow him to acoptany incurable case. If they cannot cure you they will frankly tell yon so.

Diseases of the Nervous System, the symptoms of which are dizziness, lack of confidence, sexual weakness in men and women, rising ia the throat, spots floating before the eyas, loss of memory, unable to concentrate the mind on one subject, eas'Jy startled when suddenly spoken to, and dull, distressed mind, which unfits them for pei fo mimj the actual duties ot life, makinghappiaess Impossible, distressing the action of the heart, causing flush of heat, depression of spirits, evil forebodings cowardice, fear, dreams, melancholy, tire easy of company, feeling as tired in the moixing as when retiring, lack of energy, nervousness, trembling, confusion of mind, depression, constipation, weakness of the limbs, etc. Those so affected should consult us immediately and be restored to perfect health. Lost Manhood Restored. WEAKNESS OF YOUNG SI UN CURED. If you have been given up by your physician, call upon the doctor and be examined He cures the worst cases of Nervous Debility, Scrofula, Old Sores, Catarrh, Piles, Female Weaknesses.

Affections of the Eye, Ea, Nose, throat, and Asthma, Deafness, Tumors, Cancers and Cripples of every description Tumors, Cancers and Goitres reuoved without the nse of a knife or painful caustics by onr newl devised absorbent method known as the "ELECTRO-GERMI-CinK." And our OZO-NITE GAS cures Catarrh and Catarrhal Deafness. Consultation free and strictly sacred and confidential. OrBee hours daily from lo a. to 4:30 aud f-om to m. Sundays from 12 m.

to 2 p. m. May 4. 1693. 18yl KEPORT OP THE CONDITION CF TILE Wayne County Savings Bank, OF Honesdale, Way no Pa At the close of business.

May 17th, 1898. RESOURCES. Cash on hand Checks and other Cash Items Due from Banks and Bankers Loans and Discounts Investment Securities ownd viz: Stocks, Bonds, etc Mortgages. 107.334 73 Real Estate, Furniture and Fixtures. Overdrafts Miscellaneous Assets bid.

4L3T7 72 1,967 St 51,714 97 347,012 39 C9 12,820 00 113 R6 21,777 25 $1,368 376 59 LUBILITrilS. Capital Stock paid in Surplus lOO.WX) 00 00 39,643 86 Undivided Profits, less -expenses and taxes paid deposits subject to Check, 33,042 Deposits, Special 1,043,162 18 lime Certificat es of Deposit Cashier's Checks outstanding. lafil.OO 1,141,152 9S Due to Bauks and Bankers 1.079 Miscellaa's Liabilities, premium acc't 5,499 S8 69 State of Pennsylvania, County of Wayne, ss: H. Scott Salmon, Cashier of the above named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of mv knowledge anif belief. II.

SAL ON. Cashier. Suliscribed and.sworn to before me this 24th day of May, 1S93. ROBERT A. SMITH, N.

P. Correctr-Attest H. C. HAND, W. F.

SUYDAST, Directors. L. GR4MIH, I 21 w6 Rnocessor to Whitney fc Keen, who have had many years experience in catering to the wants of the public iu the ivery Service, annonncesthat. having added largely to tils stock of Horses, Carriages, he is now prepared to furnish turnouts for Out ings.VVeddlngs, Funsr als, Etc. LOWEST CHARGES.

Stylish Horses, Careful Drivers, Satisfactory Service, All Guaranteed. and other accommodations for Farmers and others, and Horses Boarded at Lowest Rates. At the Old Stand, cor. 3d and 7th Streets. F.

I. KEEN. nonesdale, May 12, REVIVO RESTORES VITALITY Made a Well Man 2. of Me. produeea Jho above result In SO dr It aots powerfully and quickly.

Cures when aU otherf fail. Young men will regain their lost vigor, and Did men will recover their youthful power by naiug tSKVIVO. it quickly and surely ourea Nerr-jusness. Lost Vitality, Impoiency. Lost Power, Fatting Memory, Wasting Diseases, and all eflect of excess and Indiscretions, which unfits one for Btuay, husiness or marriage.

It not only cures by starting )t the seat of disease, but is a great nerve tosle snd bluoU builder, bringing back the pink clow to pale cheek and restoring the Are yoatb. wards off Insanity and Consamptioo. tMist ca having HEVIVit, njoiher. It can b0Mrrlelia pest pocket. Itv mall per or six for 5.Ci, with posl'lre wrtttea (nsras-left cure ort'efiiiid the money.

Ctrcnlftr and phyicliui adviae frea. Addren Royal Medicine For sale by JADWIN SPESCER, Honesdale Pa. No-To-Bac for rifty Ganta. Guaranteed tobacco habit cure, rsakes weak men strong, blood pure, 60c, It Ail druggists. 1 VlRV KHrt0JTBolC-il from Life.

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Carria- Waron- and Milk lftTRO, fro We.OmsSumy. Pried, with corttioi, lrap, tun. lylei. ghade, and lenders, 30. Ai goodaa eiU tot tdQ, CO.

W. B. FttAlT, See, ELKUAliT, LN1. Wayne County Savings ank Uutlijfurther notice Interest Will be Paid on Savings Deposits As Follows Three and one-half per crnt. on sums from fi to ji.wu, ana inrce per cent, on any excess over S1.OC0, JAMUABY A5D A Business Department Accounts of Individuals.

Firms, Corporations ana Business Men genorally solicited. Special check books, furnished without charge. ZJXJH.IC CVOMUt MUMFORD, Wtt. WIFPIBLIXe U. C.

HAND, J. OONHXB. BOUt S3, A. T. BSJLKL1.

W. T. 8DTDAX. s. e.

B. OFFICES H. 0. HAND, President, GRAMBS, Vice President, H. SCOTT SALMON, Cashier.

Honesdale. Fa-, Jan. 6. J898. ltf And: A Money Consideration Settles everything.

It's well settled. though, and generally recognized by all who know a good thing when they see it, that our stock of Hardware, Lamps and Stoves is away up above par. There's a solid reality and genuineness about our values that just blazes out at you at every glance We can't tell you half the things that you ought to see here. You only need to come in order to look, and certainly, buying couldn't be easier than it is under these conditions. FURNACES.

II 'till 0. M. SPETTIGUE, Red Stone Front, Honesdale, Pa. Thousands suffer from Catarrh or cold in the bead and have never tried the popular remedy- There is do longer any excuse, as a 10 cent trial size of Ely's Cream Balm can be had of your druggist or we mail it for 10 cents. Full size 50 cents.

ELY 73 Warren N. Y. City. A friend advised me to try Ely's Cieaa Balm and after using it sis weeks I believe myself cured of catarrh. It is a most valuable remedy.

Joseph Stewart, 624 Grand avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. It AlvlA ANT V- FIRST CLASS EviTytJiing style oi Top Bupftie. Surreys, to 8125. re.

Phaetoa. Traps. ttes, SprmIioad tind for Fo.tT. Surrey Hmw. Aa ftood ma seil for Catatogu of all ou ELKHART CAJWIAQK AW alAKMS MF6.

Must Wind Up, We have orders rom headquarters to wind up our entire stoclt of Summer Clothing, Shoes, Hats, and Gents' Furniahir.gs at once. As we only have a short time to dis pose of the stock you must come now and purchase what you want at your own price. A dollar will purchase more al the Reliable Boston Dlothinij House, Hones-dale, than two dollars at aDy other establishment in Northern Pennsylvania. w3 AGENTS WAfJT ED In Every County to Supply tne Great Popular Demand for AMERICA'S WAR FOR HUMANITY Told in Picture and Story, Compiled and Written by Senator John J. Ingalls, OF KANSAS.

The most brilliantly written, most profusely and artistically illustrated, and most intensely popular hook on tlio subject of the war with Spain. Nearly 200 FINE ILLUSTRATIONS FROM PHOTOGRAPHS talten especially for this great work. Agents are making from IV) to $100 a week selling it. A veritable bonanza for live eauvasserj. Apply for do script ion, terms and territory at once.

N. D. THOMPSON PUBLISHING St. Louis, or New York City. Business Notice Save Your Life By usin? "TnE Xew Gkkat South Amer ican Kidnes Cukk." This new remedy is a great surprise on account of its exceeding promptness in relieving pain in the Kidneys, Bladder and Back in male or female.

It relieves retention of water, and pain in passing it almost immediately. Save yourselves by using this marvelous cure. Its use will prevent fatal consequences in almost all cases by its great alterative and healinc powers. Sold by It. Duane Reep Druggist, Honesdale, Pa.

12 The Wonders of Science. Lung Troubles and Consumption Can be Cured. AN EMINENT NEW YORK CHEMIST AND SCIENTIST MAKES A FREE OFFER TO OUR READERS. The distinguished New York chemist, T. A.

Slocum, demonstrating his discovery of a reliable and absolute cure for Consumption (Pulmonary Tuberculosis) and all bronchia), throat, lung and chest diseases, stub born coughs, catarrhal affections, general decline and weakness, loss of flesh, and ail conditions of wasting away, will Bend three FREE BOTTLES (all different) of bis new Discoveries to any afilicted reader of the Wrvnb County Herald writing for them. Hi3 "New Scientific Treatment" has cured thousands permanently by its timely use, and he considers it a simple professional duty lo sull't riug humanity to donate a trial of his infallible cure. Science daily develops new wonders, and this great chemist, patiently experimenting for years, has produced results as beneficial to humanity as tan be claimed by tny modern genius. Llis assertion that iung troubles and consumption are curable in any climate is provm by "heartfelt letters of gratitude," filed in his American and European laboratories in thoDsands from those cured in all parts of the world. Medical experts concede that bronchial, chest and lung troubles lead to Consumption, which, uninterrupted, means eeedy and certain death.

Simply write to T. A. Slocum, M. 98 Pine sireet, New YoiU, giving post-office and express address, and the free medicine will be promptly sent. Sufferers should take instant advantage of his generous proposition.

Please tell the Doctor that you saw his of-er in the Herald. naroetfs. ki6 AU trains run dally etcopt Sunday. signifies that trains stop on signal for passengers. teenre rates via Ontario a Western before purchasing tickets and save money.

Day and Sight Express to the west. J.O. Anderson, Gen. Pass Agt, T. Fllteroft.

Dir. Pass, Agt Scranton, Pa. Pure DRUGS and at 0. T. CHAMBERS' Pharmacy.

supt you wiih Full Assortments of SPRING and SUMME11 CLOTHING Made to order, or READY-MADE, from good all-wool fabrics. Fit and the highest grade of workmanship, with th? ry latest styles guaranteed. Quality and prices are Sure to Please Their Salej Agent, A. 31. HENSSAW, wili take pleasure in showing this assortment and quoting you prices.

BRADY'S DRUG STORE, tai3 Honesd Farm for Sale or to I et On reasonable terms, in Lebanon township, known as tiie Jenkins Weiss's place, about 15i acres, of which aie seeded ith clover and timothy, good several barns and some farm impl about lho ares WOODLAND for plieauts please call on Mrs. S. K. ENK1NS, or WM. WEISS.

Honesdale, Pa. C. II HONESDALE, 'llbw to Cms Ait. Skin Diseases." Simply apply 'Swayne's Ointment. medicine reu.uired.

Cures tetter, eczema, ttch, an eruptions on the facn, hands, nose, Ac. t-aviug tlio skin clear, white aud healthy. Its great healing and curative powers are possessed by 110 other remedy. Ask your druggist for Swayne's Oint-ment: S6r-ttyl SffiS? Farms woodlana PA..