> Adam, 1 I Meldrum & ' j } Anderson Co. } T HUFKAIJO, N. V. Y \ 390-408 Main Street, J Carpets i AND | j Rugs J £ ACCOUNT oi the \ i crowding of stocks in- > ' 112 cideut to onr building oper- \ j rations, it is necessary for us > | } to make sacrifices of some c j i stocks. The carpet and rug 2 i j department is tlie first to ) i \ feel the necessity of more } j > room. Making room is a > j c problem easily solved by \ i } price cutting. There is 110 \ ' r room for particulars, the 112 j £ bargains must be seen to be < i > appreciated. ) j [ BIGLOW AXMINISTERS, { WILTONS, } ( BODY BRUSSELS, \ ( TAPESTRY BRUSSELS, \ ( INGRAINS, \ ( LINOLEUMS, OIL CLOTHS, \ ( MATTINGS and all \ ( FLOOR COVERINGS. i ( ANTIQUE ANO DTTf Q \ £ MODERN < 112 Finest showing of Orientals between \ i S New York and Chicago. i I 112 Splendid line of Wiltons, Brussels, \ I i Smyranas and Kashmirs. A \ } The Restaurant. ) < Our patronß will find our Cafe 3; ton the 4th iloor an excellent > ! 112 place to rest and enjoy a full \ s meal or a light lunch at moder- ) t ate price. s | >. \ Adam, v > Meldrum & \ < Anderson Co. < > The American Block, SI BUFFAL^i^wl' £ S 2f *•* ** w ** ** *•* *** w w ** l,l !?> ****<**:** :***»*■ j* I SIO,OOO Bankrupt Sale | | of Furniture I ** M »« 9 We secured under most favorable conditions, the II In entire stock of M Si " || The Mankey Mfg. Company, jj to |I AT BANKRUPT SALE. II II II y j** 1 his purchase, a very fortunate and opportune i|j ? brought to us about sio,ooo worth of £2 ?2 bed room suites, dressers, washstands and sideboards, **! bright and new, direct from the factory, which we |M| || will dispose of at virtually next-to-nothing prices. || || Now we arc ready for this great sale, the most impor- §g || tant furniture event ever offered you. A sale that will fcg |j make new history in our business. High class, up-to- £2 date, thoroughly reliable furniture at much less than £3 cost of manufacture. We want you to come to this fi PI sale, to see and compare the furniture with that you I* *5 can buy elsewhere at even double our prices. We will II || leave it to you then, as judge to say where the greatest || values can be had. It is only through a purchase of || || M lls kind, that these stupendous bargains are made pos- %£ II sible—a chance that comes your way but seldom. This £2 will be a quick decided event, the stock must be clear- £2 hM 011 ollce » as we have no room for storage purposes. ?? ?2 If you have any particular fancy about style, wood or ** II pattern, you had better come early or the very thino - II you want may be gone. Judges of furniture making || || and exceptional values are especially requested to in- || »4 spect these goods, and examine every detail of quality, ftjg workmanship and durability. Owing to limitation ot fcgi space, we cannot give details of this irresistable sale. S3 N* We cordially invite correspondence from prospec tive buyers who cannot visit us in person. I* a j [: (i. J. Ija OA R'S >« n iii || &u M OLD RELIABLE FURNITURE STORE, IS || N ii • EIUPORIUM, HA. || jfHODOC Our Clothing W ffll. There may be Is selected with the OHL False economy in buy greatest care, being Bf m ing Clothing advertised made of good material Jp AA as cheap. Better buy —material that will VH of a dealer who has a give good service and , A IfJ reputation to maintain, at'tl Prices } that 112 ©Jr We are offering some OUR BOYS' CLOTHING IB JS Jfi J|g GENTS FURNISHINGS Is made for boys and it and if you would like looks as if it was made .something handsome R. SEGER & SON. R. SEGER & SON. I A Weak Stomach Indigestion Is often caused by over. j eating. An eminent authority says the harm done thus exceeds that from the excessive use of alcohol. Eat all J the good food you want but don't over j load the stomach. A weak stomach | may refuse to digest what you eat. Then you need a good digestant like Kodol, which digests your food with* 1 out the stomach's aid. This rest and the wholesome tonics Kodol contains soon restore health. Dietingunneces sary. Kodol quickly relieves the feel ing of fulness and bloating from which some people suffer after meala. Absolutely cures indigestion. Kodol Nature's Tonic. ; Prepared only by E.G. DEWITT & Oo.,Chicago, The 11. bottfocontalnsXtt times the&oc. six*. I- In every town j JL and village 9 j ii Axle I w r Greaseij B "' d g h° rses glad. ||! *™ " ■■■" "■ ' ■ ■■■■ ■ CAMERON COUNTY PRESS, THURSDAY, APRIL 23, 1903. AUDITORS' REPORT OF SHIPPEM TOWNSHIP FOR YEAR 1902. R. LOCKWOOD, Supervisor, in account with Shippen Township GBNEKAL ACCOUNT. To aniouut of duplicate $475 40 To amount of Housler's duplicate 4 :'.I To ordersdrawn 1,005 00 To received for old road machine, 25 00 $1,509 80 CR. By exonerations $25 74 By transferred to Housler's duplicate.. 13 24 By certified to collector 8 65 By duplicate worked I:i2 17 I By paid O. S. Peters, work on road .. 14 00 By paid J. E. Housler, work on road... 9 00 By paid Geo. E. Ilousler, work on road 10 50 By paid Frank Craven, work on road.. 3%s By paid Murdock McNeal, bridge work 9 00 By paid Frank Lockwood work on bridge and lumber 52 80 By paid Herbert Lewis,work on bridge 10 50 By paid S. D. Housler, work on bridge 7 50 By paid L. Lockwook, road \york and lumber 295 08 By paid P. R. R. Co., freight 8 05 By paid Gordon L. Lewis, road work.. 12 25 j By paid F. 11. Arnold, road work 2 07 | By paid C. H. Jessop on road machine 75 CO By paid Chauncy Barr, work on road.. 2 50 ] By paid D. H. Adams, work on road... 26 19 | By paid A. J. Ingersoll, work on road.. 11 00 ! By paid Warren Moore, work on road 3 97 | By paid Uhas. A. Ross, work on road.. 1 68 i By paid David Skillman, work on road 4 79 j By paid Ray Lyons, work on road, 2 07 I By paid Chas. Specht, work on road... 6 14 I i By paid Dell Reed, work on road 6 75 I By paid Andrew Housler, work on road 75 | liy paid Cameron Co., Press, Audt ltept 50 00 I By paid Joliunie Lewis, work on road 1 13 By paid C. B. Howard Co., lumber 35 41 By paid Mark Wright, work on road... 6 90 I j By paid D. Toner, work on road 1 50 By paid T. L. Wheaton, work on road. 0 00 I By paid T. H. Arnold, work on road... 9 70 j By paid Nelson Lewis, work on road... 22 75 i By paid D. W. Taylor, work on road... 1 63 ! By paid Ellis Barr, work on road 2 38 I By paid John Lockwood, work on road 13 13 )By paid P.B. Culver, work on road 566 , By paid Jonh W. Lewis, work on road 9 16 i By Paid Jno. Cavauaugh, water trough 5 00 By paid C. work on road... 7 <>o By paid D. A. Skinner, work on road . 8 00 By paid Elihu Chadwick, work on road 14 99 By paid Frank Dodge, work on road... 3 On I By paid H. J. Lewis, work on road 18 56 By paid A. C. Goodwin, work on road. 3 50 | By paid John Adams, work on road 2 75 By paid W. W. Lewis, work on road... 77 25 By paid Wm. F. Lewis, work on road .. 27 50 i By paid J. A. Fisher, blacksmitbing,... 10 00 By paid Murry, Coppersmith Co., sup plies 9 90 By paid S. S. Hacket, lumber, 74 95 By paid Robert B. Warner 5 73 By paid H. J. Newton 8 50 ! By paid Town Clerk '/ t ■ 25 00 j By paid Auditors %. 20 00 ; By paid C. J. Goodnough, typewriting!. 5 00 By paid R. P. Hoilman 15 00 ' By paid Fred Edsal 3 50 By 181 days as Supervisor at $1.50 271 50 $1,837 00 Balance due R. Lockwood 327 20 COMMON ROAD FUND. DR. To taxes received from Co., Treas $175 00 CR. Paid order No. 4, Auditors $lO 00 Paid order No. 5, Burton Housler 200 00 Paid order No. 6, W. W. Lewis, 25 00 Paid order No. 7, H. J. Newton, 25 00 Paid order No. 11, Dehnont Adams ... 26 81 Paid order No. 13, R. Lockwood "... 100 00 Paid order No. 16, S. 8. Hacket 50 00 Paid order No. 23, C. J. Goodnough 5 00 Paid order No. 22, R. Lockwood 3 19 5175 00 BURTON HOUSLEK, Supervisor, in account with Shippen Township. GENERAL ACCOUNT. DR. To amount of duplicate $146 95 To amount received from Lockwood duplicate 13 24 To orders drawn 1,018 50 $1,478 69 CR. By exonerations 30 45 By transferred to Lockwood duplicate. 4 31 By duplicate worked 415 63 By paid John Wise, repairing bridges 44 00 By paid Climax Powder Co., dynamite 8 11 By paid August Rout, work ou road... 4 50 By paid Amos Davis, work on road 6 61 By paid Mike Ziminet, work on raad.. 7 50 By paid Mrs. S. Faucett, work on road 7 11 By paid Frauk Peasley, work on road.. 11 50 By paid P. R. R. Co., freight 35 By paid T. L. Wheaton, work on road 1 12 By paid It. 8. Ostrum, work on road... 54 00 By paid I. H. Leggett, work on road... 21 00 By paid Samuel Doll, work on road.... 2 25 By paid L. D. Lewis, work 011 road.... 13 50 By paid Jos. Bessig, work on road 7 50 By paid Delbert Towner, work on road 10 50 By paid Ed. SI organ, work on road 4 50 By paid S. 8. Hacket. Adv. and lumber 105 93 By paid C. B. Howard Co., lumber 2 22 By paid Wm. McDonald, lumber and work 5 50 By paid A. L Hickok, work on road... 42 00 By paid 8. Doll, work 011 road 2 75 By paid Howard Dodge, word on road 8 25 By paid Grover Gibbs, 3 00 By paid Vernla Lewis, 24 00 By paid Alton Housler, work on road.. 262 50 By paid Geo. Market, work on road.... 3 50 By paid Gill Leavitt, work on road 18 50 By paid Archie Dickenson, road work 2 22 By paid M. F. Lucore, hauling plank.. 50 By paid Hugh Minard, work on road.. 3 75 By paid Dan Kriner, work on road.... 42 50 By paid Alien Russel, work on road.... 30 75 By paid Geo. Minard, work on road.... 59 50 By paid Jasper Havens, work on road.. 51 75 By paid li. C. Davy, work on road 20 22 By paid Geo. Baxter, work on road ... 12 75 By paid A. B. Doll, work on road 50 00 By paid Haupt & liauber, work 16 50 By paid Murry, C ippersmith Co., sup plies 5 99 By paid L. K. Huntington supplies 2 47 I By paid Johnson & McNarney 20 00 I By paid 178 days services as Supervisor 267 00 I By paid Town Clerk 25 00 By paid By paid R. lv. Morrison, 21 50 ' 81,787 90 ' Balance due Burton Housler 309 21 j, COMMON ROAD FUND. DR. To taxes from County Treas $1,524 16 I To balance due from Geo. Minard 115 96 : $1,610 12 CR. Paid orders No. 6,31, 1901, Geo. Minard $505 00 Paid order No. 10. 1901, John Kelly 4 24 Paiil order No. 20, 1901, (jus 11 out 6 00 Paid order No. 22, 1901 \V. \V. Lewis 11 00 Paid order No. 30, 1901, Jacob Andrews 23 0) Paid orders No. 1, 9, 12, 18,1902, Burton Housler 507 18 Paid Older No. 2, 1902. W. W. Lewis, .. 25 00 Paid order No. 3, 15, 19, 22, l9o2,R.Lock wood 473 58 Paiil order No. 20, 1902, Franklin Hous ler 14 .12 1 Paid order No. 10, 1902, C. H. Jessop... 50 00 Paid order No. 21, 1902, Gill. Leavitt... 18 50 $1,640 12 SPECIAL ROAD FUND. DR. , To balance from Swesey & Minard 46 41 To taxes from P. S. Culver 670 18 To taxes from Co., Treas 948 62 > $1,665 21 CR. ' By paid judgment No. 13, April 1899.... {126 73 By paid judgment No. 75, May,1895.... 113 30 " liy paid judgment No. 69, April, 1899... 159 09 By paid judgment No. 30, April, 1900... 19 26 By paid judgment No. 15, April, 19"2... 26 7 9 I By paid judgment No. 16, April, 1902... 55 25 1 j By paid judgment No. 75, May. 1899.... 93 19 , By paid judgment No. 29, April 1900.... 58 32 ■ By paid judgment No. 31, Gel.. 1901 23 67 By paid judgment No. 9, April, 1902.... 13 26 By paid judgment No. 39, Oct., 1901.... 49 85 1 By paid judgment No. 28, Oct , 1901 163 34 1 By paid judgment No. 38, April 1900 ... 115 87 1 By paid judgment, Frank Shives, before Larrabee 94 47 1 By paid judgment No. 58, Sept. 1887.... 56 65 I By paid judgment No. 28, April, 1902... 175 55 By paid judgment No. 3\ April, 1902... 130 71 By paid judgment Frank ltlumle, be -1 lore Larrabee 32 98 By paid judgment Frank Dodge before Larrabee 52 90 By paid judgment W. W. Lewis before Larrabee 6 75 By paid judgment use O. F.Elwell, be fore Larrabee 96 74 ' $1,599 21 , Balance due fund 66 00 SUPERVISORS' PAY FUND. DR. i To balance due from Geo. Minard ?1 94 To taxes from Co. Treas 806 21 To taxes Irom P. S. Culver 63 61 $B7l 76 CR. By paid Johnson & McNarney $25 00 I By paid Frank Shives 75 00 By paid Emporium Machine Co., 11 00 By paid W. L. Thomas 5 76 By paid D. C. Hayes 7 75 By paid Chas. Specht 3 75 By paid Jas. Hobson 5 25 By paid Dan Kriner 30 0U By paid Climax Powder Mfg Co 100 00 By paid Walker, Howard & Co 5 67 By paid Haupt & Hauber 23 50 By paid Herbert Day 13 13 By paid W. R. Johnson 9 00 By paid Frank Craven 18 81 By paid W. D. White 132 61 By paid Edith Edgcomb 172 92 By paid Common Road Fund 115 96 $755 11 Balance due fund 116 65 We, the undersigned Auditors of the township of Shippen,hereby certify that we have examined, audited, adjusted and settled the foregoing ac count- of the Supervisors of Shippen township and that the above and foregoing is a true and correct statement of the same. Witness our hands and seals, this 31st day of March, A. D., 1903. FRANK LOCKWOOD, W. W. LEWIS, Auditors. AUDITORS' REPORT OF SHIPPEN POOR DISTRICT FOR 1902. JAMES HOBSON, Overseer of the Poor, in ac count with Shippen Township Poor District. DR. Received from P. 8. Culver §172 86 Received from County Treasurer 911 17 Received from Johnson & McNarniy.. 37 50 $1,151 85 CR. By balance as per last audit $36 64 Paid 50 CO Paid Jacob Bruner 2 00 Paid Mrs. Henry Lyons 77 00 Paid Andrew Vogt 8 64 Paid H. C. Olmsted 10 00 Paid Elmer Geshwender 20 00 Paid C. R. Kline & Co., 338 88 Paid W. H. DeLong 20 00 ' Paid M. A. Rockwell 16 55 1 Paid R. C. Dodson 4 50 Paid W. H. Kresge 4 62 Paid Johnson & McNarney 70 00 Paid C. B. Howard & Co. 70 92 Paid Wm. McDonald 3 00 Paid Geo. W. Leavitt 2 50 Paid expenses ". 2 29 Paid A. W. Baker, M, D 24 75 Paid L. K. Huntington 58 70 Paid Geo. J. Laßar 35 00 Paid Henry Lyons 50 Paid W. B. Krebs 5 00 Paid Thos. Waddington 38 84 PaidJ. K. Morrison 21 00 Paid S. 8. Hacket 22 00 Paid 67 days services 100 50 Paid Auditors fees 600 Balance due fund 104 02 JOHN W. LEWIS, Overseer of the Poor in ac count with Shippen township Poor District. DR. Balance due as per last audit $251 88 Received of County Treasurer 587 02 Received from P. S. Culver 177 86 $1,016 81 CR. Paid Wernersville Insane Asylum S7B 00 Paid postage, order and draft 50 Paid Henry Lyons 32 00 Paid Dr. Baker 10 00 Paid Emporium. Furniture Co. 8 00 Paid Ellias Barr 17 00 Paid H. C. Olmsted 13 29 Paid C. 11. Kline 50 00 Paid H. A. Zirps & Co 2 70 Paid Al. Wright 56 80 Paid B. E. Ludlani 1 50 Paid R. P. Heilman 18 00 Paid Lottie Barr 15 00 Paiil Zora D. Lewis 67 45 Paid W. W. Lewis 2 00 Paid H. H. Mullin 20 00 Paid Henry Edgcomb 63 CO Paid Frank Shives 10 00 Paid Frank J. Lgwis 10 0o Paid John Hout 8 00 Paid 8. S. Smith 50 00 Paid M. M. Larrabee 3 75 Paid 69 days services 103 50 Paid auditing account 6 00 $676 49 Balance due fund $3lO 32 We the undersigned Auditors of the Township of Shippen, hereby certify that we have examin ed, audited, adjusted and settled the foregoing accounts of the Overseers of the Poor of -Oiippen Township and that, the above and foregoing is a true and coireet statement of the same. Witness our hands and seals, this 31st day of 1 .March, A. D., 1903. FRANK LOCKWOOD, W. W. LEWIS, Auditors, j EVEBY WOMAN Eo:netiraoa needs a icliat'o j /ffe niculiily regulating rueillciaa, j DR - PEAL'S PENNYROYAL piLLS, ; Are prompt, safe and certain in result. The genu- ' Ino (I)r. Peal's) novcr disappoint. SI.OO per bos. Sold by R. C. Dodson, druggist. AFTER THE BATTLE Some aiv fi und bleeding and sore, while others have a fit of the blues. Now if there should be any so unfortunate as to suffer from the eftecto of accidents we have the Balm for their pains and aches,let it be either for man or beast. Our liniment and powdersfor horses or cattle are always the best. Our medicines are pure and 112 always get there. The prices ! are right too. uur patent medicine depart ment is supplied with all the i standard remedies and we can supply your 011 short notice. Our toilet and fancy goods department we keep up to the times. Our Prescription depart ment receives our closest at tention and all calls answered day or night. Just touch the button. In fact we are here i to do business and serve the public. M. - A. • ROCKWELL, THE PHARMACIST, 112 Groceries Ij § =1 S ffl: S PI [jj Having just putin a fu nice line of Groceries Iri | nj with our meats, we [Jj j $ are now ready to fill jjj ! your orders at the pJ : Ln very lowest prices. n] | [n Everything fresh y| ! [}j and strictly high u] j [ii grade. A line lino of cookies , from 10c [}i j lb. to 22c lb. These fjj I Ln are the best cookies nj | made. if 11 ft "1 r{] GOODS DELIVERED PROMPTLY. ft | Geo. H. Gross. I [°sß ESBSHSfBS HS 55 BSHSH 5P c sra°] I WE ARE DISPLAYING OUR Spring and_ Summer :| Dry Goods. I We have a larger assortment than we ever had I before. Our large line of WHITE GOODS cannot be surpassed. The quality and variety are sure to please. The WASH GOODS in colors, we are showing, are the best values that it is possible to get together. They are sure to be sold very rapidly, for they include the latest patterns in Silk Zephyrs, Pique LaTour, I Kiowa Pique, Highland Oxfords, I S Lene Applique, Nomad Silk Novelties, Sea Island Madras, Hamilton Waistings,' j| Halma Mercerized Stripes, Mercerized Silk Zephyrs, Linen Finish Emerald Dimity. I and several others. EVERY OAY IS A BARGAIN [DAY IN THE ABOVE. C. B. HOWARD & CO. i- We Have What Yon Need! j To brush up and make beauti i ful your home. The .season of the year for such work has arrived and we would call the attention of the public to our very large and reliable line of Paints, Oils, Varnishes, the best in the world. In addition to the best paints, we have a first-class line of De Voe & Co.'s Brushes. Get a move on and be prepared to paint , before the workmen are all en | gaged. We can save you money. While you are painting your j home or business place let us j talk a little with you 011 Bath I and Closets, Hot Water, Steam •or anything in that line. Our ! increased facilities and expert I workmen will do you good work. Don't deay until too late. Farmers should bear in mind that we handle Plows, Harrows, Rakes, etc. In fact our Hard ware, Stove and Plumbing De partments are up to the best. Write or wire us, when a com petent agent will call 011 you. lAiniM.
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