£ Adam, \ £ Meldrum & | | Anderson Co. j 112 BUFFALO.N. Y. j s 396-408 Main Street, ) Carpets ! ? AND J | Rugs ] tn X ACCOUNT oi the j £ crowding of stocks in- \ 112 cident to our building oper- \ } ations, it is necessary for us s } to make sacrifices of some c i stocks. The carpet and rug ) \ department is the first to ) \ feel the necessity of more j > room. Making room is a j c problem easily solved by t < price cutting. There is 110 1 £ room for particulars, the s J bargains must be seen to be * > appreciated. ) [ BIGLOW AXMINISTERS, } ( WILTONS, } r BODY BRUSSELS, ) ( TAPESTRY BRUSSELS, ] ( INGRAINS, \ ( LINOLEUMS, OIL CLOTHS, \ ( MATTINGS and all \ £ FLOOS' COVERINGS. \ ( ANTIQUE A'iO DTTpQ i } MODERN KUUU < I Fin -t sliou-injf of Orientals between s S New York and Chicago. P r Splendid 15n«- of Wiltons, Brussels, \ s Smyrana* and K'asliruirs. J j The Restaurant. s Oar patrons will find our Cafe ) on the 4tli floor an excellent j 112 'place to rest and enjoy a full \ i meal or a light lunch at moder- t ate price. s Adam. j > Meldrum & J I Anderson Co. ) ? The American Block, i } BUFFALO, N. Y. 112 O "WWWV . r -^ [ This is the House, j kJV ■' ■ •" •» *¥mKjcjbHb 11.LjBUift^S^ AF —I^———BE—WMMMAMMMMMMMAMM—MMNIMMBMWMIWPWBBMMIRJV <I RRWRLI, N«Y At wiiich|to_purchaseiyour j| Furniture I of all kinds at the very lowest prices, j CARPETS, all new and up-to-date. The larg- j est line you ever saw in town. Rl GS, both large and small. Carpet samples for rugs—all grades. LACE CURTAINS, a large line, from the cheapest to the best. Will DOW SHADES, all kinds. G< )-CARTS, until the babies cannot rest with out one. No trouble to show goods. Glad to have you call, whether you purchase or not. I Yours respectfully, GEO. J. LaBAR. J Our Clothing W Wja There mas he Is selected with the False economy in buy greatest care, being JteSj \ y ing Clothing advertised made of good material W» A 4 as cheap. Better buy —material that will of a dealer who has a give good service and A kffl/ reputation to maintain, at prices that are ~ ~ We are offering some OUR HOYS' CLOTHING 1 I IMB GENTS' FURNISHINGS Is made for boys and it Sm\ and if you would like looks as if it was made something handsome R. SEQER & SON. R. SEQER & SON. * ■ ONE MINUTE One Minute Cough Cure does not pass Immedi ately into the stomach, but lingers in the throat, chert and lungs, producing the following results: (1) Relieves the cough. (2) Makes the breathing easy. (3) Cuts out the phlegm. (4) Draws out the inflammation. (5) Kills the germs (microbes) of diseaso, (6) Strengthens the mucous membranes. (7) Clears the head. (8) Relieves the feverish conditions. (9) Removes every cause of the cough and the strain on the lungs. (10) Enables the lungs to contribute pure life giving and life-sustaining oxygen to the blood. Cures Croup and all Cough, Lung and Bronchial Affections. COUGH CURE Prepared by E. O. DeWITT & 00., CHICAGO Rain and sweat \ \ \ \ 1 SES/fIKH&I ■ ness Oil. it re- \ n sists the damp, WW \ \ TiA ■ do not break. \ x \ v> -\ * j * I No rough sur- \\\\ M §gf\ v ■ face to chafe \ X f//#\ \ J; 19 andcut. Ihe H ■ harness net \ ■ wears tw!ci» I useofflureka j ■ Harness Oil. fl * \\ j Company CAMERON COUNTY PRESS, THURSDAY, MA\ 7, 1903. AUDITORS' REPORT OF SHIPPEN TOWNSHIP FOR YEAR 1902. R. LOCKWOOD, Supervisor, in account with , Shippcu Township GENERAL ACCOUNT. ! To amount of duplicate ♦ 175 4'.» 1 To amount of Housler's duplicate 4 31 I ! To orders drawn 1,005 00 To received for old road machine, 25 00 i ♦1,509 80 , CR. i By exonerations $25 74 ' By transferred to Housler'a duplicate.. 13 24 : By certified to collector 8 65 ' By duplicate worked 432 17 I By paid O. S. Peters, work on road... 14 00 , By paid J. E. Honsler, work on road... !> 00 i By paid Geo. E. Housler. work on road 10 50 | By paid Frank Craven, work on road.. 3 08 i By paid Murdock MeNeal, bridge work 9 00 ' By paid Frank Lockwood work on j bridge and lumber 52 80 1 By paid Herbert Lewis,work on bridge 10 50 i By paid S. D. Housler, work on bridge 7 50 : by paid L. Lockwook, road work and lunibtr 295 00 Bv paid P. R. R. Co., freight 8 05 i By paid Gordon L. Lewis, road work.. 12 2-5 ! By paid F. H. Arnold, road work 2 07 ( By paid C. H. Jessop on road machine 75 00 i By paid Chauncy Barr, work on road.. 2 50 j By paid I). H. Adams, work on road... 26 19 , By paid A. J. Ingersoil, work on road.. II 00 By paid Warren .Moore, work on road 3 97 By paid Jlias. A. Ross, work on road. 4 68 By paid David Skiilnifrn, work on road 4 79 By paid Ray Lyons, work on road 2 07 - By paid Cbas. Spec-lit, work on road... 6 14 By paid Dell Reed, work on road 0 75 i By paid Andrew Housler. work on road 75 j By paid Cameron Co., Press, Audt Rept 50 00 ' By paid Johnnie Lewis, work on road 1 13 ! By paid C. B. Howard Co., lumber 36 44 By paid Mark Wright, work on road .. 6 90 i By paiil D. Toner, work on road, 1 50 j By paid T. L. Wheaton, work on road. 0 00 By paid T. H. Arnold, work on road. . Si 70 By paiil Nelson Lewis, work on road... 22 75 j By paid I). W. Taylor, work on road... 1 63 i By paid Ellis Barr, work on road 2 38 j j By paid John Lockwood, work on road 13 13 j B.v paid P.S. Culver, work on road 5 66 : By paid Jonh W. Lewis, work on road 9 16 By Paid Jno. Cavanaugh, water trough 5 00 By paid C. W. S pence, work on road... 7 "0 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 00 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 paiil W. W. Lewis, work on road.. 77 25 I By paid Wm. F. Lewis, work on road 27 50 i By paid J. A. Fisher, blacksmithing,... 10 00 j By paid Murry, Coppersmith Co.. sup plies.••••• 9 I By paid 8. S. Hacket, lumber, 74 9V | By paiil Robert 13. Warner 5 73 I By paid H. J. Newton 8 50 By paid Town Clerk '-.j 25 00 By paid Auditors % 20 00 By paid C. J. Goodnough,typewriting!. 5 00 | By paid R. P. Heilman 15 00 : I By paid Fred Edsal 3 50 j ] By 181 days as Supervisor at <1.50 271 50 $1,837 00 I Halance due R. Lockwood 327 20 COMMON ROAD FUND. DR. To taxes received from Co., Treas $475 00 CR. Paid order No. 4, Auditors ?(0 CO Paid order No. 5, Burton Housler, 2t>'> (.u : 1 Paid order No. 0, W. W. Lewis 25 00 I Paid order No. 7, H. J. Newton, 25 Oj PaidorderNo.il, Deliuont Adams.... 26 81 Paid order No. 13, R. Lockwood 100 00 Paid order No. 16, S. S. Hacket 50 00 Paid order No. 2>, <J. Goodnough— 5 no Paid order No. 22,11. Lockwood 3 19 *475 OC* ; BURTON HOUSLER, Supervisor, iu account j with Shippcn Township. GENERAL ACCOUNT. DR. To amount of duplicate $146 95 To amount received from Lockwood duplicate 13 24 To orders drawn 1,018 SO ] $1,478 69 ! CR. By exonerations 30 45 j By transferred to Lockwood duplicate. 4 81 ' By duplicate worked 415 64 B.v paid John Wise, repairing bridges 41 00 By paid Climax Powder Co., dynamite 8 11 By paid August Hout, work on road... 4 50 ! By paid Amos Davis, work on road 6 01 I By paid Mike Zimmet, work on raad. 7 50 By paid Mrs. S. Faucett, work on road 7 11 By paid Frank 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. S. Ostrum, work on road... 51 00 By paid I. H. Leggelt, work on road... 21 00 By paid Samuel Doll, work on road.... 2 25 By paid L. D. Lewis, work on road 13 50 By paid Jos. Bessig, work on road 7 50 By paid Delbeit Towner, work on road 10 50 By paid Ed. Morgan, work on road 4 50 By paid S. S. 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 S. Doll, work on 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 Mmard, work on road.. 3 75 By paid Dan Kriner, work on road.... 42 5" By paid Allen Russel, work on road.... .10 75 By paid Geo. Minard, work on road 59 50 By paid Jasper Havens, work on road.. 51 75 By paid E. 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 llaupt & Hauber, work 16 50 By paid Murry, Coppersmith Co., sup plies 5 99 By paid L. K. Huntington supplies 2 47 By paid Johnson & McNarney 20 00 By paid 178 days services as Supervisor 267 00 By paid Town Clerk '-.j 25 00 By paid Auditors *4 20 00 By paid R. K. Morrison,. 24 50 81,787 90 Balance due Burton Housler 309 21 COMMON ROAD FUND. DR. To taxes from County Treas $1,521 18 To balance due from Geo. Minard. 115 96 $1,640 12 CR. Paid order" No. 6,31, 1901, Geo. Minimi $505 00 Paid order No. 1". 1901, John Kelly 121 Pail order No. 20, 1901, litis Hout 6 00 i'uid order No. 53,1901 W. W. Lewi*. ■ • • 11 0O Paid order No. 30, 19 1, Jacob Andrews 25 00 Paid orders No. 1, 9, 12, 18,1902, Burton Housler 507 3S Paid order No. 2, 1902. W. W. Lewis. 25 On Paid order No. 3, 15, 19, 22, 1902, K.Lock wood 473 58 Paid order No. 20, 1902, Franklin Houe ler 14 42 Paid order No. 1». 1902, CI. H. Jessop... 50 o'> I Paid order No. 21, 1902, Gill. Leavitt... 18 5» $1,610 12 SPECIAL ROAD FUND. DR. To balance from Swesey & Minard 46 11 ; To taxes from P. S. Culver 670 18 ' To taxes from Co., Treas 948 62 £1,665 21 CR. ißy paid judgment No. 13. April 1899 £26 "3 ' By paid judgment No. 75, May, 1895 113 30 i By paid judgment No. 69, April, 189!) .. 159 119 By paid judgment No. 30, April, 1900... 49 26 By paid judgment No. 15, April, 1902... 26 79 By paid judgment No. 16, April, 1902... 55 25 By paid judgment No. 75, May, 1899 93 19 By paid judgment No. 29, April 1900 58 32 By paid judgment No. 31, Oct., 1901.... 28 67 By paid judgment No. 9. April, 1902.... 13 26 By paid judgment No. 39, Oct., 1901 49 35 By paid judgment No. 28, Oct., 1901 163 34 By paid judgment No. 38, April 190" ll5 87 By paid judgment, Frank Shives, before Larrabee 3147 By paid judgment No. 58, Sept. 1887 56 65 By paid judgment No. 28, April, 1902... 175 55 By paid judgment No. 38, April, 1902... 13' i 71 By paid judgment Frank Blumle, be fore Larrabee 32 96 i By paid judgment Frank Dodge before Larrabee 52 96 ' By paid judgment W. W. Lewis before Larrabee 6 75 I By paid judgment use O. F.Elwell, be fore Larrabee 96 74 $1,599 21 Balance due fund 66 00 SUPERVISORS' PAY FUND. DR. To balance due from Geo. Minard $1 94 To taxes from Co. Treas 806 21 To taxes from P. S. Culver 63 61 $B7l 76 CR. Ily paid Johnson & MeNarney $25 00 By paid Frank Shives 75 00 By paid Emporium Machine Co., 11 On By paid W. L. Thomas 5 76 By paid D. C. Hayes 7 75 By paidChas. Specht 3 75 By paid Jas. Hobson 5 25 By paid Dan Kriner 30 O'J 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 bauds aud seals, this 31st day of March, A. D., 1903. FRANK LOCKWOOD, W. W. LEWIS, Auditors. AUDITORS' REPORT OF SHIPPEN POOR DISTRICT FOR 1902. JAMES HOB.SON, Overseer of the Poor in ac" count with Shippen Township Poor District. DR. Received from P. S. Culver *172 86 Received from County Treasurer 911 17 Received from Johnson & MeNarney.. 37 60 11,151 83 ! CR. By balance as per last audit $36 61 Paid Cameron county 50 00 Paid Jacob Bruner. 2 00 Paid Mrs. Henry Lyons 77 00 Paid Andrew Vogt 8 61 Paid H. C. Olmsted 10 00 Paid Elmer Geshwender 20 00 Paid C. R. Kline ii Co 336 88 Paid W. H. DeLong 211 00 Paid 31. A. Rockwell 16 55 Paid R. C. Dodson 4 50 Paid W. H. Kresge. 4 62 Paid Johnson & MeNarney 70 00 Paid C. B. Howard Co 70 92 Paid Wm. McDonald 3 o<> Paid Geo. W. Leavitt 2 50 Paid expenses 2 29 Paid A. W. Baker, M, D 21 75 Paid L. K. Huntington 58 7o Paid Geo. J. Laßar 35 09 Paid Henry Lyons 50 Paid W. B. Krebs 5 00 Paid Thos. Waddington 38 81 Paid J. K. Morrison 21 00 Paid S. S. Hacket 22 <*o Paid 67 days services 100 50 Paid Auditors fees 6 00 $1,017 83 I Balance due fund 104 00 j JOHN W. LEWIS, Overseer of the Toor in ac- , count with Shippen township Poor District. ! DR. Balance due as per last audit $251 88 j Received of County Treasurer 587 07 Received from P. S. Culver 177 86 J $1,016 81 1 CR. Paid Wernersville Insane Asylum S7B 00 1 Paid postage, order and draft 50 ! Paid Henry Lyons 32 00 I Paid Dr. Baker 40 00 | Paid Emporium Furniture Co. 8 00 ' Paid Ellias Barr 17 00 I Paid H. C. Olmsted 13 29 I Paid C. R. Kline 50 00 Paid H. A. Zirps & Co 2 70 i Paid Al. Wright 56 B'J | Paid B. E. Ludlam 1 50 Paid R. P. Heilrnan 18 00 Paid Lottie Barr 15 00 1 Paid Zora I). Lewis 67 45 i Paid W. W. Lewis 2 00 ' Paid H. H. Mullin 20 00 Paid Henry Edpconib 63 00 Paid Frank Shives 10 <>o i Paid Frank J. Lewis 10 00 Paid John Honi 8 00 Paid S. S. Smith 50 M) j Paul M. M. Larrabee 3 75 1 Paid 69 days services. 103 50 i Paid auditing account 6 00 ( $676 49 | Balance due fund $340 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 -hippeu Tow nship and that the above and foregoing is a j true and correct stateraen' of the same. Witness our hands and seals, this 31st day of March, A. D., 1933. FRANK LOCKWOOD, W. W. LEWIS, Auditors. EVERY WOMAM ■hff. j - Sometimes needs a reliable °v> monthly regulating i-.ie_icit.tt. J, DR. PEAL'S PENNYROYAL piLLS, Are prompt, safe and certain In result. Tins genu ine (Dr. Peal's) never disappoint. 81.00 per boi„ Sold by It. C, Doduin, druggist. AFTER THE BATTLE Some arc fou nd bleeding and J sore, while others have a fit of the blues. Now if there should be any so unfortunate as to suffer from the eftects of accidents we have the Balm for their pains and aches,let it I be either for man or beast. Our liniment and powders for horses or cattle are always the best. Our medicines are pure and ! always get there. The prices ! are right too. uur patent medicine depart- J ment is supplied with all the | ; standard remedies and we can j supply your on short notice. ! Our toilet and fancy goods j ! department we keep up to [ | the times. Our Prescription depart- j ment receives our closest at- j tention and all calls answered day or night. Juet touch the button. In fact we are here to do business and serve the I public. M. - A. - ROCKWELL,! THE PHARMACIST, I Groceries | I- - a K a S P [Jj Having just putin a fu nice line of Groceries m n] with our meats, we [n j{] are now ready to fill jjJ "j your orders at the fu In very lowest prices. KJ i [n Everything fresh p] j jjj and stric-tl y high jjj | p grade. A fine line lt| I nj of cookies * from 10c [n ; jjj lb. to 22c lb. These [jj | u] are the best cookies mi $ made. jO | 1 rn nj I I ~ ! I ui S GOODS DELIVERED PROMPTLY. ft; 1 Geo. H. Gross. | laSH HSHSHSHS HS E5 SS2SH 51?«=SE°1 I WE ARE DISPLAYING OUR Spring and Summer I I Dry Goods. j We have a iarger assortment than we ever had B J Our large lire of WHITE GOODS cannot be 1 surpassed. The quality and variety are 9 sure to please. The WASH GOODS in colors,we are showing, I are the best values that it is possible to get I I together. They are sure to be sold very I rapidly, for they include the latest patterns I Silk Zephyrs, Pique LaTour, * Kiowa Pique, . Highland Oxfords, Lene Applique, Nomad Silk Novelties, 1 Sea Island Madras, Hamilton Waistings,J Halma Mercerized Stripes, I Mercerized Silk Zephyrs, Linen Finish Emerald Dimity. , p ; and several Others. j H EVERY DAY IS A BARGAIN [CAY IN THE ABOVE. i C. B. HOWARD & CO. 112; I 1 S I ! mbhbhb^^— "■■■■ i ——ajaaaasa—B—BaagsaT. We Have What You Need! To brush up and make beauti- I ful your home. The x season of the year for sueli work lias 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, jln addition to the best paints, jwe 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 home or business place let us talk a little with you on Bath and Closets, Hot Water, Steam or anything in that line. Our increased facilities and expert ! workmen will do you good work. 1 Don't deay until too late. I Farmers should bear in mind ; that we handle Plows, Harrows, | Rakes, etc. In fact oitr Hard j ware, Stove and Plumbing De partments are up to the best. Write or wire us, when a com | petent agent will call on you.
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