COOT AUDITORS' RIMT FOR THE YEAR 1911.
Sk Smarts Silkdm 6$
Centre Street at Elm, Oil City, Ta.
GEO. W. HOLEMAN, Treaaurerof Forest County, lo coount 1
rlth tbe Liquor Licenses
- for the year ending Dooetnber 30, 1911.
It's Time to
Spring
Shipments of new apparel and fabrics are arriving daily,
broueht here by railroad and last steamer from all parts of the
world lor your inspection and approval. Tailored Suits, Gowns,
Tiroes finrwis Silks 1 ,nrPS. etc..
' '
numbers, to tell of the near approach of Spring.
Not for nothing does this
efforts to keep in touch with the
that constant search which has
lute authority on all that pertains
Fashion.
The big stores of the great
greater in quantity they show
tret here right at your elbow, so
sidered, you have an additional
here.
Going to Buv a New
-
Sewing Machine?
Be sure to see the FREE.
Iwtter satistaction than anv other. Learn how easily its su-
. 4
perioritv can be prived.
j. ...
Watch the Kotoscillo movement the iirst to comuine ease
with swiftness. See the eight
times the old lashioned number.
the clever self-threading shuttle, unbreakable needle, the belt
that can't slip, the automatic tension release, the improved head
latch, and the many other marvelously simple and superior
FREE features. Ask about the MihL unlimited guarantee.
The Free Insurance Policy
Is the only genuine guarantee
company today. Other machines
imperfect workmanship and material, but 'The tree, in addi
tion to such a perpetual guarantee, is insured against fire,
flood, tornado, or accidental breakage ot any kind
Payments can be 1 a
charges are paid oy us.
(SWff
HIGH CLASS BONDS
Net tbe investor 3 to 4 per cent,
and be baa to pay a coromisbioa
when buying: or selling.
Our Certificates or
Deposit pay 1 Per
Ceut Cao be converted iuto
cash quickly without any expense.
Oil City Trust Company
Oil City, Pa.
TROUBLES OF HIS OWN.
If skin tight pacta
Come In for men,
And corset coats,
Oh, then, oh. than
The humorist's
Heart will be aorel
Rs can't be funny
Any more
About the faahtona
Women wear,
About their hips.
Or rouge, or hair!
All ioj will be
Put on the shelf
When'er he sizes
Up himself.
De-flghtsd!
Henrietta," said the stern faced
father In a tone that scintillated with
Kreaam, "that young man Grlnsum
been here three cighU in succes
sion and he doea not go until mid
night and after. I think you had bet
ter lnv'e the fellow to bring hla trunk
and make hla home here."
"Oh, you dear papal" cried the girl,
rlth Innocent Joy. "May IT Oh, won't
that be lovely 1 It was just what he
wanted, but he was too bashful to
aak you. Oh, but won't he be just too
flel ghted wlren I tell him thla eve
ning." Llpplncott'a.
, The Trimmings.
"Brother Hardesty, how much are
y-ou going to give for the support of
the gospel this year?"
"Why. Brother Askum, If I ain't
fcelpln' to support It when I give $15
to the organ fund, $6 to the chandelier
fund, $6 to the carpet fund, donate
two tons of coal, chip In for the Jan
itor fund, and furnish most of the
groceries when we have a church sup
per, of course I'll put down somethin ,
How much do you want?"
A Successful Petition.
rhr waa a (substitute chaplain on
fluty In the house one day and he pray
d too long, almost interminably. The
w.,ilar eharjlain does not pray more
than two minutes. The substitute pray.
ed bo lonir that Speaker Cannon's mind
manifestly wandered; for when the
.KHiit rhanlaln concluded Uncle
Joe brought down his gavel with i
heavy whack on the desk and saJd
'The petition will be approved.- .
Consider
Fashions.
the
that reflect the newest and most
. . ... .
store exert ceaseless, vigilant
great fashion centers it's just
enabled it to speak with, abso
to the changing demands of
cities may show assortments
none more varied than you can
to speak. And if price is con
reason for doing your shopping
It will cost you less and give
w
....... i
sets of ball-bearings just four
Observe the rotary spool pin,
given by any sewing machine
are merely warranted against
week, freight transportation
HOW SHE KNEW
Doctor Well, what are his symp
toms today is he any brighter?
Nurse Not a bit he still takes
your medicine without a kick.
A Terror.
"Some o' dese reformers," said Uncle
Rasberry, "makes me think of 'Rastus
Pinkley's dog. I says to Mm, ' 'Rastus,'
I says, 'Is dat dog good foh rata?' An"
he eays, 'No; he's mighty bad foh
rats.' 'Does he ketch 'em an' kill 'em?'
'No,' says 'Rastus; 'he don't ketch
'em, ner he don't kill 'em. But if dey
comes foolin' around him he'll mighty
near skeer 'em to death." "
The Crooked Tree.
Childish impressions are as strong
as, frequently, mistaken. A thought
ful child, hearing someone wonder
why a certain tree in the garden was
so crooked, replied, remembering the
proverb about "As the twig is bent,
the tree is Inclined": "I suppose some
body must have stepped on It when It
was little."
They Shouldn't Do It
Too many men
Got on a Jaf
The moment when
lav strikes a snag..
DR.
MO 00
L'OO M)
100 00
100 00
100 00
To am't fromO. F. Weaver 9
1 " K. A. Fulton
1 " Q sorgo Buhl
1 " .I.J Young
1 " H. 8, CanHeld
$700 00
GEO. W. HOLEMAN, Treasurer of Forest
sylvania ror lue year
To am't reo'd from liquor IlceusrsS 175 00
To am't reed Mercantiletax retail 911 fil
To am't reo'd bunting licenses X 5 00
To am't rec'd Stale personal tax.. 1,340 Mi
To am't reo'd brokers licenses -0 00
To am't rec'd restaurant licenses n 09
To am't wholesale nier. license 6 78
To am't billiard license 200 00
$'-.072 1H)
GEO. W. HOLEMAN, Treasurer of Forest County, in account with the Dog Fund or
aid Countv for the vear endiui December 30. 191 1.
Tn hl. from 1910 settlement $ 202 83
mi l Ultf lltl
818 00
$1,020 f
To balance January 1, 1912 $ 1'. 00
GEO. W. HOLEMAN, Treasurer of Forest
Fund or said (Jouuty lor tne year
To bal. from 1910 settlement $ 172 4.
Tn rM from E a Lvons Secor...
To rec'd from t'bas. Walters.,
To rec'd from Wool's Estate..
9 38
385 75
25 14
To rec'd from A. C. Brown, Atty
iV.)0 "0
t.5 61
To bal. January 1,1912 $
GEO. W. HOLEMAN, Treasurer of Forest
year emilng uecetntxtr M, ivti.
To bal from settlement of 1910 $13,324 39
To transferred from liauor license 105 00
To seated returns. 1910 a-w
To seated tax, 1911 13.09 23
To unseated tax, 1911 1,371 13
To sixty day list 38 20
To State tax returnea rw
lo fees of Com vs. J. K. Heck 30 WW
To fees of Com vs. Wm Andres... 20 00
To lumber sold H. C Mapes 4 71
To am't refunded by J. Henry....: 21 63
To am't from Co, Com 9 29
To rec'd Road Sup. Jeuks twp 13 8-1
To J. P. tines ww
To one half bunting license 5 IK)
oG. W.Holeman,balSwatzfager N
To Jury iees 8 00
To lauds redeemed from County 27 33
$29,416 52
To bal January 1, 1912 $12,739 i
GEO. W. HOLEMAN, Treasurer of Forest
est of said County for year
unseated tax $ 12 96
To interest on
anuary 1, 1910 $ 12 96
GEO. W. HOLEMAN, Treasurer of Forest
said County ror tne year
To bal from 1910 settlement $ 4,376 63
To J. Muck, insane account 91 50
To seated returns lt6 33
To seated tax, 1911 7,W3 OS
To unsoated tax, 1911 819 39
To Henry Cousins insane acc't... 10 00
To produce sold from Co. farm 41 66
To Edgar Hunter, insane acc't... 118 2
To P. M. Clark, iusane account. .. 50 00
To Mrs. George Barnes refuuded.. 38 80
To Mrs A. C Urey, insaue acc't 91 25
To Jefferson Co. Poor Couim rs... 18 00
To Carl Squires, labor 3 00
To W. D Henler, insane acc't... 227 86
To L. H. Warner for cuildreu 30 4
To sale of coal - 9 55
To land redeemed - 10 76
$14 3'0 94
To balance Jaunary 1, 1912 $ 5 679 86
J. C. GEIST, Prothouolary, etc., of Forest
year ending December du, isui.
To orders drawn $ S34 99
S. K. MAXWELL, Sheriff of Forest County,
ending December 30, 1911.
To orders drawn $ 651 02
$051 02 $651 02
A. CAREINGER, District Attorney of Forest County, in account with said County
for the year ending December 30, 1911.
M
To orders drawn $ 400 00
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, of Forest
year endini December 3U, 191 1.
V. II. Harrison $ 500 00
JohnM Znendel 500 00
H. H. ilcClellan 500 00
$1,500 00
RECAPITULATION
Dog fund $ 194 00
Redemption account ni
County account 12,739 84
Unseated tax Interest account i- w
Poor account 8.(79 on
Township school account 2,395 04
COUNT? AND POOR TAX IN IIAND8
Barnett township 1911 $ 20g 6S
Green township 1910 250 19
I . . .
" " 1911
Harmony " 1911
Hickory " 1905
" " 1911
Howe " 1911
Jenks " 1905
" ' 1909
" " 1910
" 1911
Kingnley " 1910
674 37
345 01
45 70
165 07
160 12
28 49
6S9 21
324 00
099 82
877 32
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA, COUNTY
We. the nnilersisned Auditors of Forest
court house in the llorounh of Tionesta. in
law. ami iliil audit and adiust the several
it), and Countv Commissioners, and And them
testimony whereof we have hereunto set our
uary, A. D. 1912.
Attest J.D. DAVIS, Clerk.
Commissioners' Statement of Expenditures
Expenditures of Forest County for
Constables $ 135 12
Sheriff 708 17
Protbonotary 817 01
District Attorney wu uw
Stenographer 166 93
relnphone and telegraph 71 2a
Refunding orders 113 IK)
Soldiers' burial anil headstones... 115 00
Printing 743 80
Solicitor UK) 00
Express and drsying 16 70
Court Auditor 10 00
Painting and repairing bridgos . 806 31
Election expenses K98 22
Western Penileutiary 388 80
Ketnrm School 41 to
Board of Prisoners 274 40
Fuel, lights and water 397 77
Pcstxge, books and stationery
Commissioners' office 106 oi
Books and stationery Prothou-
otary' ntnce 1,10 2.1
Books and stationery Sheriff 'a
ollice ft 00
Books and stationery -Treasur
er's I'ttlce iw ihi
Insurance 60 59
CoininlKHioners' clerk, salary 780 00
Janitor's salary 480 00
Commissioners' traveling ex
pense 55 98
FINANCIAL STATEMENT.
AHHKTS,
Amount in Treasurer's hands and uncollected taxes $12,739 54
Bridge plank in stock
Due ir 'in Commonwealth, September
individuals u
Harmony township school board 60 01
CB.
ITS 00
105 00
S4 Ot)
12' 00
(30 00
By am't carried to State aoo't
" " County aco't
" Tionesta Boro road -
" Jeuks Twp. road
" Harmony Twp. road
700 00
County, iu aocouot with tbe Bute of Penn
enuing uecemoer w, iwii.
By State treasurer's receipts 9 2,401 8:1
By bills authorized ror printing... w at
lly postage 6 SO
By 1 prot. com. on $1,837 27 W T
By 5 prot. com. on $1,321.40 lid 07
$2,672 90
Bv orders redeemed $ 9100
By 4 per cent com on $i1.0O..
3 4
By exonerations 195 T")
By am't paid for don tags..
s L'O
S3
8 77
46 98
37 83
63 08
55 62
(15 90
.8 47
73 83
40 40
,'tl 13
19 95
liy 4 prot com. on ..
By 8 prct com. on $175 75
By am't Barnett twp. school fund
" Green " "
" Harmony " "
" Hickory " "
" Hnwe " "
" Jeuks " "
" Klngsley " "
" Tionesta " "
" Tionesta Boro "
Bv 4 prct oom. on $499.14
By am't to balance 194 00
$1,020 83
County, in account with the Redemption
ending neceuiner w, jvu.
By am't paid A. K, Braden 9
27 98
38 78
9 88
12 34
38 M
3oS 75
25 14
20 18
t5 61
ny am i pain i. r. weaver
By am't paid F. E. Allison
By am't paid J. O. Miller
By am't paid N 1 Wheeler
By am't paid S. D. Irwin, Atty..
By am't paid Win. Cummins
liv 4 prct. com on $504 91
By am't to balance
$.590 70
County, in account
ritb aaid County for the
By orders redeemed $14,20(3 81
4 per cent commission...
66 S 27
152 33
6 09
105 00
4 20
7'i 2.-1
3 Oj
Fad County institute
4 per cent com. on $152.33
Paid school directors' convention
4 per cent com on $105 00
Paid vital statistics
4 per cent com. on $76.25 ,
rValtd returns, 1910 318 08
Kxoneraiious 1909-10.
187 17
Exonerations, 1911
8 per cent com. on $157.17.
Error in assmeot
Exonerations of State tax .
5 per ceut com. on $59 02...
Collector's abatements
Collector l commission
Amount to balance
5 60
7 86
37 43
89 02
2 98
612 82
424 05
12,739 54
$29,416 62
County, in account with the unseated Inter.
ending December 30, lai I.
By am't to balance $ 12 96
Countv, In account with tbe 1'oor rund or
ending uecemner w, isu.
By orders redeemed $ 7,137 52
4 per cent com. on $7,137.62
285 50
hrrors In assessment ,
16 73
Interest coupons redeemed 400 00
4 per cent com. on $400.00.,
it) wt
6 99
66 73
3 34
188 45
323 70
254 4 J
6,679 56
Exonerations, lull
Exonerations, 1909-10
5 per cent com on $66.73...
Land returns, 1910
Collectors abatements
Collectors commission
Amount to balance
$14,350 4
County, in account with aaid County for the
By fees allowed $ 334 99
in account with taid County for the year
By fees allowed $ 31 02
By jailors salary jwu wu
By salary $ 400 00
County, in account with said County for the
By salaries $ 1,500 00
OF BALANCKS.
$1,600 00
Township road account 69
Towusbip cash road account 1,812 70
Township building account 848 65
Tionesta Boro Bond account 9 57
$23,788 82
OF COLLECTORS UNCOLLECTED.
Kingslny Twp. 1911 $ 1,109 21
Tlouesta "
19n7.
329 09
1908..
1909..
1911..
1903..
1904..
1909..
1910.,
1911.,
195 37
.56 85
231 25
Boro
143 29
1119 75
26 93
477 34
493 63
$7,203 99
OF FOREST, sa.
County, do hereby certify that we mot at the
said County, on January 1, 1912, according to
accounts or tbe Treasurer, frotbonotary, hlier
as set forth In the forgoing report. In
hands and seals this fifteenth day of Jan'
A. uttcui, ihkal,
County
Auditors.
u n. wAnutn, iskal
S. V. SHIELDS, sbal'
the year ending December 30, 1911
Grand Army of the Republio ...
Wltnessea
Justices of (lie Peace
Road views
Coroner's inquests
Livery
Jail Phvsirisn
School Directors' Convention
Teachers' Institute
Balance appropriation tn Hick
82 00
111 71
92 55
191 99
9 59
12 00
17 25
105 00
152 33
ory township in 1908 650 00
County Kuperinteudent.suppliea
Extinction of lores! tires
September primaries 432 09
County Auditors and clerk 164 44
Court house and tall repairs ami
supplies 599 60
jury commissioners ana cterx..
Grand Jurors
Traverse Jurors 1,060 60
Court Crier and Tipstaves 174 00
Assessors
Commissi, ners' salaries 1,600 00
Repairs and building election
houses 422 67
Miscellaneous expenses 123 36
Treasurer's com'iitHsions,.,
568 27
Collectors' commissions .
' abatements ....
424 05
642 82
$15,999 28
2(10 0(1
primaries 432 09
T.A.P.
Oil City, Pa.
Due from Tionesta township, fuel, etc, township house .
Liabilities.
Expenditures of Forest County Poor
Salaries, wages and labor $1,452 83
Provisions and supplies fxrfl 28
Fuel and light 554 84
Clothing and shoes 90 43
Medicine and medical supplies... 197
Furniture, bedding, dry gooda... 42 10
Repairs 177 67
Traveling expenses.,
109 93
farm expense
Bringing in paupers...
698 15
58 60
24 00
11 59
Lunacy fees
Transporting paupers.
Physician to County Home 150 00
Burial expenses 9 60
Solicitor 50 00
From the above total deduct the following
expenditures of the Poor District:
Amount of produce sold from County Farm
" received Tor support or patients,
advanced bv the Poor District
Collectors' abatements and commissions,
and interest on bonds
Net cost of poor for the year 191 1
FINANCIAL
ASSETS,
Amount in Treasurer's bands
and uncollected taxes $ 5,679 56
Due from individuals 815 28
Liabilities 3,505 16
$10,000 000
FOREST COUNTY, ss.
We. the undermined Commissioner
District, do berebv certify that the foregoing statement of receipts and expenditures
and statement or assets and liabilities are correct and true, in the heat of our knowl
edge and oellef. W.H.HARRISON, hkalI ) rmln,
AL'e"M"Iivvtv n, t h .i
8. M. HENRY, Clerk. H. H.
Mason and His Precious Gold Pieces.
John Mason, the player, has carried
jhree $20 gold pieces In his change
(locket ever since the new issue of
:hat specie, the two new coltis, St
Saudens' with and without "In God
5Ve Trust." and the old piece with
Liberty's" head. At the stage door
)f the Thirty-ninth Street theater in
S'ew York recently an old man
legged the actor to help him secure
1 night's lodging. John tossed the
eggar supposedly two silver half doi
ars, but in reality two of his favorite
fold coins. The old man, noting the
lenominations, actually ran after his
jenefactor and pulled at his coat, in
lending to inquire if the gold were
really given him in earnest. Before
he could open his mouth, however,
Mason pushed him back, exclaiming,
"Not twice in one night, old man."
"But do you mean it?" asked the beg
gar. "Certainly," answered Mason.
'Forty dollars, mister," cried the man.
"Not on your life," called Mason, as
bis cab moved away, and then to his
companion, "Think of that because
I give him more than he asked for be
thinks I'm easy demands $40."
Why She Was Sorry.
Norah Olm sorry to say, aorr, that
Miss Olddy isn't In.
Mr. Caller (facetiously) Why are
you sorry, Norah?
Norah Because, sorr. It's the big
gest sthory 01 ever told.
AWESOME JUSTICE.
. Euburban Justice In this court the
dignity and majesty of the law are ob
served. Lawless scorching ia not to
be laughed at and besides one of you
reckless autolsts ran over my best
rooster last week. Fifteen and costs.
A Big Job.
If you would the world reform,
Tou can estimate the labor
If you'll begin In a small way
And try to reform your neighbor.
Told of Two Cities.
Two of those cranks who do that
sort of thing were debating the rela
tive merits of St. Louis and Kansas
City.
"At any rate, we don't have to call
this a city," said the St. Louis man.
"Nor do we have to call our town ;
4ilnt." the other retorted.!
We Want the Men
in every city, town, village and flag station
To Know That We Make
Shirts to Order,
(and do it right.) We are so sure that we do it right that we
don't ask you to keep them it they prove otherwise.
Our Spring Samples (nearly 2,000 of ihera) of Custom
Made Shirts are now reaJy. We believe it is only fuir aud
just to say that we have oever asked any man tu look at a finer
assortment.
Every reliable and recognized quality is generously repre
sented, assuring the hard to fit, hard to please man a chance to
get what his ideas may dictate without overstepping the bounds
of strict conservatism, or Hidical Fancy.
Shirts made to measure $2 00 and upward.
We are the exclusive agents io this city for Earl and Wil
son, Gotham, and Manhattan Heady for Service Shirts.
4 67
13,439 31
NONK
District for the year ending Dec. 30, 1911.
Oulalde relief 948 69
Iusane in State Hospital 1,612 21
Comnilsslouers' clerk 120 00
Feeble minded In training school 212 60
Insurance 3 00
Telephone 32 45
Justices of the Peace 15 00
Treasurer's commissions and ex
oneistlons
Collectors' commissions
" abatements ,
Interest on bonds
304 84
254 42
825 70
400 00
18,422 48
Items, which will show tbe net
$ 442 21
sucu amount naving ceen
672 54
Treasurer's commissions
1,84 tst
$2,399
$(1,022
STATEMENT.
I.IA11ILITIKS.
Bonds outstanding $10,000 00
$10,0110 00
of Forest Countv. and J-oresl countv Poor
urmVv Commissioners
MoCLELLAN, Iskal )
RAM'S HORN BROWN
No good
Inslness.
man will stay lu a bat1
The higher you climb the harder 1'
will hurt you to fall.
If his folly did not betray the fool,
tbe detective couldn't make his salt.
Diplomas from the school of expert
ence are generally wor.u all they cost
Many a man has too much thundet
in his religion and not half emtigh
lightning.
No man expects to be a loser in the
end when he begins to bargain with
the devil.
We are not very good unless we are
a good deal better than most folks
think we are.
The longest pole always knocks tbe
rerslmmon, no matter how unskilfully
it is handled.
If you would keep out of the under
taker's hands as long as possible,
luugh more.
When he really needs it, the Chris
tian has as much right to pray for
gold as for grace.
Aaron was not the last eloquent
man who made a golden calf in an
swer to the clamor of the people.
No man knows much about what he
:an do unless he knows a good deal
about what others have done. In
lianapolls News.
A Girl's Versatility.
A girl's versatility is such that she
Mil telephone the society editor some
Item about herself and then be sur
prised almost to death when she sees
It in the paper next morning. Ohio
State Journal.
fAVERLY
IAS O LINE
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the very best gasoline.
The three famous Waverly
Gasolines
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Glvi Power Without Carbon
They are all refined, distilled and
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gasolines, which are prpde and un
refined and which carry the maxi
mum of carbon-producing
elements.
WAVERtY OIL WORKS CO.
kidtMnikHit Rttimrs
nnssuRt, pa.
Also makers of Waverly Spec
ial Auto Oil and Family
Favorite Oil.
rnrr 200 p Rook
rnLL ttlli alt bout oil.
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T.A.P.
Oil City, Pa.
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beyond the time announced for the
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new subscribers who were unable to
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and Manufacturing Opticians.
We examine your eyes and grind tbe
glasses on the preinisas.
Results -Definite.
The latest methods known tn science
are employed. No Drops. Artificial
eyes lu stock. Lenses duplicated on
short order.
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Hoick Optical Co.,
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