Smarts
Centre Street at
Wliittall Rugs Are World-Famous.
In quality, workmanship, and beauty of design, they stand
head and shoulders above any others produced in this country.
The designs consist of medallion
Iloyal Wilton quality, suitable
Living Kooms and Club ltooms.
We are the authorized distributors of these rugs for Oil
City and vicinity, and are daily
beauty.
The rugs are shown in eight qualities, as follows:
AVhittall Anglo-Persian, hand-sewn Wilton llug.
"Whittall Anglo-Indian, hand-sewn Wilton llug.
"Whittall Arabic, seamless deep pile Hug.
"Whittall Royal Worcester, 3-shot weave Wilton Rug.
Whittall Teprac, Royal Wilton Rug.
Whittall Chlidema, 5-frame Body Brussells Rug.
Whittall Peerless, heavy Body Brussells Rug.
Whittall Lenox, washable Rug with permanent colors.
New Spring nd Sum
mer Dresses.
This season finds us offering very unusual inducements for
women to buy their spring dresses
ally large even lor this busy store have been made, that give
every woman of this vicinity an opportunity to buy up-to-date
dresses at low prices.
Come and see the charming
you.
Lingerie Dresses at $5, $7.50, $10, $15.
Foulard Silk Dresses at $7.50, $10, $15.
Linen Dresses at $8, $10, $12, $15.
White Serge Dresses at $10, $15, $20.
Imported Marquisette Dresses at $15, $20, $25.
Changeable Taffeta Silk Dresses at $20, $25, $30.
French Wool Serge Dresses at $6.85, $10, $12, $15.
Women's and Misses Tub Dresses at $3, $4, $5, $6.
ALL WEALTHY MEN
'
name a Trust Company as executor of
their estates. What is good for them
should be good for you. This is a very
importrnt subject for each individual to
consider. We will be pleased to talk
to you in regard to it.
Oil City Trust Company
Oil City, Pa.
HAD TO FIGHT A MOB.
But J. Pierpont Morgan wat "There
With the Goodi."
Florence, Italy. J. Pl-arpont Mor
ean was forced to physically fight his
way out of Florence. The crowd be
lieved that a picture bought here by
Morgan might be the famous Mona
Lisa stolen from the Parte Louvre
some time go.
For Rflvenil dayB Becret service men
had been dogging Morgan prompted
by newspaper articles which declared
that the American millionaire was
bargaining with secret emissaries for
the famous a Glaconde, The Flor
ence papers had printed bitter attacks
upon "rich Americans who made art
mercenary." The volatile Florentines,
aroused by these attacks, determined
that if the famous painting was in
Florence, it should not be taken away
by Morgan.
At the railway station, when Mor
gan appeared with Mrs. Burns, fol
lowed by the secret service men, sev
eral hundred Florentine ;;t lovers
wre on hand. As Morgan and his
sfster dismounted from their automo
bile, they were greeted with a chorus
of jeers and shrieUs. The crowd
closed in about them, and they were
unable to enter the station.
Glaring about him the American
financier started through the crowd
and shouting to Mrs. Burns to follow
him, he began to light his way out.
But the Jeering crowd declined to fall
back. With muttered imprecation
and with flushing eyes, the Wall street
power raised his heavy stick above his
head, and striking right and left, scat
tered the angry crowd before him.
But meantime he had forgotten his
sister, and the crowd, closing In be
hind him, surrounded her. The few
police on duty at the station, aided
by the secret service men, made an in
effectual attempt to rescue her from
the crowd. Finally Morgan fought
his way back, and taking her arm al
most carried her to the train.
NEW STEEL PLANT PLANNED.
Apollo Company Has Applied for
State Charter.
Apollo, Pa An application was
made Monday at Harrisburg for a
charter for the Apollo Steel Compa
ny, recently organized by business
men of this place. As soon as the
charter is granted active work will
S'dkdm &
Elm, Oil Citj, Fa.
and small all-over patterns of
for Drawing Rooms, Libraries,
opening new designs of rare
early. Purchases exception
assortment we have ready
for
Degin. a temporary office is being
fitted up for use until the company'!
permanent office and other building
are ready.
The application for the charter is
signed by Robert Iwke, J. H. Jack
son. J. K. Gallagher and Charles P.
Wolfo, and the object of the company
Is the manufacture of iron, steel, zinc,
nickel, brass and copper products.
Robert Rocke, formerly general man
ager of the Allegheny Steel Company
at Brackenridge, will manage the
plant.
Services for J. S. Henry.
Washington, IX C. Funeral Berr
ices for James S. Henry, the well
known Washington newspaper corre
spondent, who died here Saturday
morning were held Sunday afternoon,
the Rev. Charles Wood, pastor of the
Church of the Covenant, officiating.
The Gridiron club quartet sang sev
eral selections. Several beautiful
floral pieces were sent In memory of
Mr. Henry, one being a cluster of
roues from the White House conserv
atory, the offering of President Taft,
the latter also sent a letter of condo
lence to Mr. Henry's relatives in Pitts
burgh where Mr. Henry was for year
active in newspaper work.
Monarch's Odd Menu.
Peter the Great loved, and most Ire.
quently ordered for his own special
enjoyment, a soup with four cabbages
In It, grtrel, pig, with sour cream for
sauce; cold roast meat, with pickled
cucumbers for salad; lemons and lam
preys, salt meat, ham and limburger
cheese. He began dinner with cab
bage water, and closed the banqueting
with goblets of burgundy.
Trick Bicycle Rider Is Dead.
Ashtabula, O. Eddie (iifford, trick
bicycle rider known all over the coun
try and who had appeared before sev
eral of the crowned heads of Europe
la dead. The last act he performed
on this earth was to smoke a clgaret.
Several days ago while suffering from
despondency over financial troubles,
(iifford fired two shots Into his head,
seveiins; both optic nerves.
Rabbi Sf-hiilinnn warmly praised
America in his annual message to
' Ural t-uiii'uciKi of American Rabbis.
TREASURER'S SALE
OF
SEATED AND UNSEATED LANDS
IN FOREST COUNTY, PA.
BY VIRTUE of Sundry act of the Gen
eral Anmmbly of the- Commonwealth of
lVmmylvaula, relating to the sale of Seated
aod Unseats! lands in (be County of Foriwt,
etc., for taxes due and unpaid, 1 will oiler
at public sale at the Court House, In the
Borough of Tionesta, IV, on the
Second Monday in June, 1912,
being the Tenth day of June, 1912, at 10
o'clock A. M., tbe following described pie
ce of laud or such parts thereof as may be
necessary to satisfy the amount of taxes and
costs due and unpaid against the same and
continue tbe same from day to day as tbe
same may be found ueceasary.
TERMS OF SALE.
Tbe amount of laxee and costs must be
paid when tbe property is struck off or the
sale may be avoided aud the property put
up and resold.
AIITrnrla not ollirwine marked aire
atlvertlKMt for Tit x en lor IttlO mid 1911.
TTlMBIIia.TIII XjACTJO.
Harnett Township.
War. Acn- Warrantee or Owner Aro't
5700 ST. Barues W M fl Pearsall 47 79
3-J
t-U! I Hi Aiken, Stiiier & Hartlett
8:
i!0.' ( oil and gag 11 62
3144 474 Aiken, Siiuei & Rartlett
oil gas 38 39
3ol2
118 Aikeu, Stiner & Uartlett
oil aud gas 9 54
3U2 M Aikeu, 8tiner & Barllett
oil and gxs li Sfi
85' Mombert J T otlftgaa 3 50
ofl50 WliituinreOeo FriU&K 13 15
11 Potter O l oil & gas 'II 44
Hofl.SO Rartlett J W ti Grove & K 12 15
S701 i7 Braden A K n Tabor oil
only '13 'J9
l-24ol"0 Potter C P oil ft gaa 'It 31
100 CussinsTlieoH Jeofail only 2 (6
81. it tH rarmlee ueo A oil ft gas ft in
3151 BO Parinlee Geo N oil gas 4 05
3Iol farm lee Geo IN nil ft gas a 04
100 Fitzgerald Jobn 1-10 of
oil and gas A3
84 Beers Nancy oil ft gas 6 M)
3-1 Work Josiah S" oil ft gas 1 37
3 llindiuan M F oil ft gas -0
44 Pearsall Mary A oil gas 3 5ti
7 Pearsall J B oil gas 50
10 Ksbeluiau Albert oil A gas 81
55 Maze Jacob Est tt J B
Maze oil gas 4 49
18.'M Maze Jacob Est fl J It Mate
'a of oil and gas 3 73
V4 Maze Jacob rlJ B Maze
4 of oil and gas 18
Green Township
10 Eblers Henry 'II
81S9
13 95
5500;
Jjofll'i Proper O. VY. & J. F.
land only -
8 56
10 Oil
3.101 :
XoflH Proper & Lacy
818
H8I8
.'818
1C3 t ollinsT. D. JS; Co '11
59 Landers Wyuiau
32 Landers & Wyiuan
17 0;i
6 73
3 04
51 M
5189
M.V.I
51X5
3819
2 32 Proper J. F. fl Dale Heirs
1910
53 Bowman T. J. oil gas
12 06
3 01
53 Bowman T. J. oil gas
232 Blutn H.F. tij. F. Pro-
3 01
per ll'll
14 38
110 South Penn Oil Co. fl O.
L. C. Co. 1911 oil only
1 7
Harmony Township.
115 McCalmont J 8. '11 11 85
103 McCaluiout J. S. L'6 28
100 Bowman T. J fl Conley 84 00
100 Siggins& Helm U T. & B. 25 80
40 liell James M.tl W.V. Oil
Co. 17 00
95 Slggins John & J. B. fl
P. B. 42 50
'ofJlS Barnard FBfl P Thomas
1911 Hi 41
41 Snow T A fl Foster 17 45
Hickory Township.
100 Beaty David 310 30
5 1 tioflri Coblert Dr fl Reed 1 30
50 Stow H H 1911 6 15
5191 75 Emerling Jacob Est 37 35
5192 50 Davis J D fl Hepler 10 42
30t!) 350 Percivai C & Hay James
1911 45 GO
5192 )s'or20-16Vof t24 Henry & Keller
n V llsoo J VY 10 95
5192 3-luoof(:'4 Beecber J F 3 32
5.'80 255 HarmisouL JS fl Merkle
W 63 24
44 Dickens Chas oil and gas 3 4
& GeiBt J C fl Brennau J T
oil and gas 40
l-6ofl50 Dale JTflSB&D 4 15
Islaod 12 Hunter & Cuniniingg oil
and gas 50
Kingsley Township.
3142 61 Biakley & Conley fl Blake S- 00
188 Uof320 Sinclair Wm fl Ironsides 24 60
5193 145 Vail Johu 8 rl Clapp '11 11 60
5214 100 Anchor Oil Co flScuooly 32 M)
5132 50 Patterson I N 22 58
6234 895 Penn Tanuiug Co fl H H
May 14 of laud only 100 60
5208 i Haslet 8 H (Island) 2 40
5187 197 Brennau & Doutt fl Con
ger )i of '10 all of 1911 25 62
13l 101932 Darrab, Brennan & Co 45 10
5193 145 Clapp J M rl Gilflllin oil
and gas 1911 5 82
5193 100 Clapp J M H Gilflllin oil
and gas 1911 4 00
5193 l-6of400 Dale JTA8B&D 15 08
5217 ofl241 Lamb A oil and gas 25 50
5135 1157 Knupp W J fl Watson &
Freeman 189 74
5131 170 Knupp W J fl Watson &
Freeman 27 88
Tioueslit Township.
2S24 ISO Gilmore& Dull 10-11 70 20
93a Lanson ft Doutt fl Brennan 2 34
38-'2 10-0 Woods Heirs '11 80 22
45 Fourth Mat' Bank of
Pittsburg 11 70
2 Whittekin F. F.fl Carson 78
23 Oil City Fuel Supply Co. 9 36
76 Agnew Proper&Jamieson 12 12
J$ofl7 Agnew Proper&Jamieson 1 38
jofl70 Dale J. T.fl Dale Heirs'10 6 97
71 Tempieton Amauda, W'ertz
farm U oil gas 4 83
2828 50 Whittekiu Ada U Lackey
oil ft gas '1 1 I K5
42 Brown A. W.fl Weant'll 8 31
Howe Township.
War. Bub. Am- Wnrrautec or Owner Am't.
3197 37 Hosenblatt H '11 1 63
3183 330 Monch J H 29 04
Vacant 138 Blood Cyrus H fl
Blood 12 15
Vacant 2 Cole W 8 fl Nugent 24
2977 NJoflS 01 Willink & Coulter 8 06
2730 51 110 Kobiusou G W oil ft
gaB 4 84
3801 18 Means A'hlte '11 79
3195 350 Collins T D 30 80
5108 48 Adamson J fl 3 O
Lumber Co 4 23
5105 7"9 Adamson J tt S C
Lumber Co 60 78
Vacaut 50 A tkinB C W fl Moore-
bead tut 00
2S78 3-5of 1 100 Proper J V fl Lanson 61 26
2977 Nof34-35100 Morck Fredoilgas4 40
Jenks Township.
3179 60 of30 F K Lanson fl Proper 9 45
3171 105 Blood V P 13 23
4173 101) Blood P P 12 60
3173 N) Blond PP 10 08
3170 52 V Hunt Anna 1911 3 29
Vacant 200 Blood Cyrus ti B J
Blood 25 20
3183 20 Montillions A N &
Others "11 1 21
5710 901 Salmon Creek Lbr
Company 113 79
3600 1 18 Hall, Gardner & Co
1911 9 18
3322 150 Wackerman G F is 90
5141 104 Kobinson& Bouuer 20 65
:t801 427-10 Means White 2 67
1003 JiofHU (irove W A & Co fl
W D 13 23
III 127 Knupp & Yates fl
Itav 56 04
3064 1 10 McNeal Frauk fl Z
.t B 17 04
'804 100 Watson Caroline K
oil aud e.m 6 30
3177 31 11 1 TowlerS 8 fl Hun-
line 14 :ia
5129 CH Adainwm Jomihii fl
N Mo 7 32
5500 21 Proper O W Si 3
oil aud gaa 1 34
3644 877 Penna Gas Co Hartle
Lands oil only '11 13 57
Vacant 100 Dale H L rl Proper
& Agnew '11 6 20
5142 of 1 10 Keller FAN Boyn-
too 4 41
5143 ofl40 Whltmore G F fl
Hoy n ion 4 41
5141 127 Knupp & Yates fl
Kay oil and gaa 8 02
3181 25 Jouuslou Edward
of oil and gaa 1 12
3159 550 Parinlee Henry oil
and gas 34 65
19 Enterprise Transit
Co oil and gas 99
3190 15 Enterprise Transit Co
ti J McCarty oilftgas 99
3170 170 Enterprise Transit
Co oil and gaa 10 71
3190 70 Bowman David Heirs 4 41
3068 250 Banner F C Dinsmore
fl Dinsmore 1-16 of
oil and all gas 8 33
3667 150 Banner F C Dinsmore
U C Dinsmore 1-16 of
oil and all gas 8 33
3672 250 Sauner F O Dinsmore
fl O Dlusmore 1-16 or
oil and all gas 8 C4
362 644 Sauuer F O Dlusmore
H C Dlusmore 1-lri of
oil aud all gaa 18 24
3002 50 M aflat F of oil A gas 2 38
as tj 1 in ion iV Bneucer oil
aud gaa. 2 38
3171 80 Stoneciphnr Maud K
& Towleroilftgaa S 04
3171 5 Marl at F J fl Lippen-
cotl Jofoilallgas 24
364 a0 Bouse J F oil ftgas 53 65
3800 100 Proper J F fl E J
Curry 12 60
Vacant 156 Hall.Gardner & Co 120 47
5142 Ko'140 Bartlett J W fl Boyu-
too 8
3561 3-20ofll04 Knupp W J fl Devon
ian Oil Co '11 10 23
3504 1(VU NlckoUoo John '11 63 9:i
Vacant Wof200 Keller F A fl W & i
oil only 3 IS
KEATKD LAJSDS.
Barnett Township.
War. Acre Wirrantftt or Oirner An
81 Patterson Martin 1910 fki 97
30 " " 11 Black 1910 2 59
30 ' ' rl Lsckner'10 2 69
30 ArmagDHt Violet 1911 10 09
50 Braden Mr Kvangeline'll 10 50
84 Beera C P 1911 12 62
22 Clark A C 1911 5 55
5107 105 Klk-k J R ti Pearsall 1911 8 82
27 Halgbt A J Est 1911 1 44
76 Huber L W fl White 1911 12 6:
3 Halgbt Mary A tl Jones '11 1 20
2 Maze J B 1911 3 78
60 Maze 8 B fl Cbatley 1911 11
35 StHbluiau Albert fl Sblp-
pen 1911 6 31
lo Stahlman Melissa fl Ship.
pen 1911 3
I Smlih Mr Charles 1911 4
1 Town Hall Claringtou 17 01
60i Pequignot Victor 1911 13 44
7 Williams FLU Williams 6 12
2 Wagner A Wilson tl Broker 87
12 " " a Miller 2 03
3161 401 Warner L R 1911 15 20
Tionesta Borough.
i Landers Mrs B i for 1910
all tor 1911 23 84
i Katlerty Jas fl Lanson '10 1 95
1 Rauge M L tt Lanson 4 81
i SaUgiver Joe fl Lanson '10 1 95
1 Morrow J W fl Coleman '11 1 23
Creen Township.
8817 10-27 of 54 Hall W B 4 79
6133 2 Stroup Elizabeth fl EMurpby pri
6133 21 ' " fl J Murphy 8 78
wj) urn unman s tr vi 70
3820 12 Wolf Philip 2 17
5185 5 Anthony Geo fl J ADale'll 1 63
5133 I ol7.5 Darrab A Co 1911 46 72
3819 110 GondwinEdfl JWalters'il 14 07
3819 4 ) Lnngstretb Orlando 1911 10 60
3820 25 Thompson J D 1911 4 89
Hickory Township.
5207 172 Bailey Martin 62 29
31 Barber J M 19 70
3689 65 Cascade Pet Land Asso 19 96
6199 124 Weingard W F 1910 12 09
3693 119 Hemlock Oil Co 1911 23 70
101340 Little Hickory Oil Co oil
and gas 9 08
210 10 McManigle Niok 1911 2 18
5218 800 Poor W B 1911 120 33
5-22:1 320 ' ' vi in
Harmony Township.
6 Amy Lands 2 31
29 Carnahan Cbas 45 67
7 Cubbios F J oil and gas 3 02
100 Dawson J G Heirs all for
1910, for 1911 19 90
100 Dalryuipls sod others oil
and gas 0 go
J Dawson J A 0 20
67 Fleming E K 1911 '2 04
100 Hunter Farm Oil Co 45 84
80 Landers di Wy man oil a gas 7 38
20 Melntyre Mis N A 5 63
73 Marsh Chas J oil aod gas 5 74
i Meseral Kose 2 31
165 Pittsburgh & Cherry Run
Oil C 81 05
125 SigglnsA Helm 34 40
100 Stewarts Run Oil Co 50 44
20 Slggins John A Helm 5 60
1 Siggins Orion fl W P Big-
gin 1911 74
1 Siggins Orion 11 W P 8ig-
giiis 1911 3 55
1 Slggins Orion fl W P 8ig.
gins 1011 3 55
25 Siggins J W fl Strong J911 6 41
50 Wyman A Landers oil gas 4 63
85 Wood W H 22 92
20 Carson Sim 8 31
35 Green L D oil and gas 1910 23 89
35 Gesin Cbas land only 1910 4 73
106 Slggins A Helm 1910 25 37
15 Tidal Oil Co 1910 4 24
12 ' 3 25
80 Stewart Boned ict oil and
gas 1010 3 60
Howe Township.
2995sub44lofll0 Browu A Irwin 10 82
5267 90 Clooiih L S A Co 1910 02 60
28'j8sub25k26 200 Coulter A Uuca-
Pher 27 72
2980 1161 Forest Luuibbr Co 107 20
Jenks Township.
3173 Blood Parker 6 69
8173 J Blood Cyrus Est 6 69
3160 359 Becker F H 40 82
3173 21 Blood Rotate 4 31
3170 i Blood P P 2 67
3170 t ' 2 68
3160 60 Becker F H oil and ess 3 32
3160 22 " " 1 4fl
8160 22 1 4(
3160 54i " " 3 70
3164 75 Dunlap J P 1911 7 34
3646 1146 Erickson James 152 28
3178 1 (4reen Mrs Anna 6 61
3171 i Haines WE 11 62
3105 400 Nicodetnus W A 1911 26 04
3171 1 Shick Mrs F M 1911 4 90
3l7lub 1711 or 80 SultouABaughmao 4 88
3IO!l8Uh20Hnf 1115 ' 11 JK
8171subl8JJof80 4 88
3171 i Stiner Daniel 1 38
3N01 43 3-10 Wilson A B 6 78
3173 i Odell Mrs Mary 1910 89
3169 80 Patterson M V 1010 5 41
3170 li Zoller H C 1911 7 35
Kingsley Township.
5268 17 Adamson Joseph 159 30
6209 70 Collins A Watson 30 18
5197 2 Barnes Mhi v 1911 52
5213 133 Caldwell F G and Kate oil
and gas 1911 5 60
6 Dean J 1 1911 1 89
15 Ikenburg Adam dee'd 1911 4 22
Jot 80 " " ' 7 35
65 Mary 31 65
20 Smith KW 6 05
60 Marrow Cbas 129 18
1
5213
5194
6194
5194
5213
5IK6
6186
6187
5156
5132
6213
6208
6214
5217
6213
6268
5214
5217
5208
5214
190 "
" 1911
88 20
50 Shawl Mrs Ellen 15 10
50 Whitton James 11 39
4 of 310 Davenport 8 A 1910 9 64
Joll20 " " " 9 30
Jol2!K) " " " 8 72
A ol 1241 ' 18 75
Hol3l6 Heard A B 1910 19 07
i of 11:0 ' A KosonNwIng'lO 18 75
5 of 290 " A H 1910 17 48
4 0M24I 37 48
1 Nelll A Gilflllin 1010 6 63
100 Grandin A Kelly oil ft gas 8 59
Tionesta Township.
J of 106 Agnew Proper A Jam leson 8 81
5 Aguew Leouard ' 41
T.A.P.
Oil City, Ta.
Island 20 Cascade Pet Land Asso 19 65
Island 9 " 4 11
64 Fleming EG 9 02
2824 650 Gllmore A Dull 225 85
60 Helm Jacob Kat 1516 of
oil 1910 1 00
62 Helm Wm Kst 7-16 nfoll'10 65
50 Helm Wm Ksl 15 18 of oil
and gas 1910 2 23
100 Johnson Knos oil and gas 8 22
10 Lehberger Mary K 12 28
31 Lawrence A Smearbaugh
oil and gas 2 53
Jof20 Lawrence A Smearbaugh
oil and gas 82
15) Lawrence A Smearbaugh
oil and gas 1911 60
195 McCalmont S F 81 94
28233ii b5.t 32) ltWj Oil City Fuel
Supply Co 48 35
200 Oil City Foel 8upply Co 32 76
ul 16)340 " " " 56 69
i of 2i2 Oil Well. Supply Co oiUgas 11 85
of 1065 ' 43 66
66 Proper J F oil and gas 5 25
310 Simpson Helen oil and gas 25 40
70 Vogus William 1910 7 09
2826 144 Bieonau J T , of oil 1911 1 40
Hi " " oil and gas '11 37
461 Scofleld ArchleoiUgaa'U 17 98
6 Lanson FR1911 1 16
By virtue of an Act nf Assembly enti
tled "An Act to regulate the collecilou of
taxes on unseated lands," approved the
6tb day ol June, 1887, Interest will be
charged on 1910 taxes from January 1,
1911, to date, of payment, and on 1911
taxes from January 1, 1912, to data of
payment, at tbe rate nl six per rent, per
annum. Five percent, is added on all
laxee on seated lands.
W. H. BRAZEE, Treasurer.
Tionesta, Forest Co.. Pa., March 11, 1912.
llement with J. C. Scowden, Treas
urer 01 Tionesta norougu, lor year end
ing March 4, 1912:
Debtor.
Liquor licenses f 240 00
HnrffAna MrannAa II m
Kent Borough building 14 96
W. H. Hood, Collector, lax 1909... loo 00
loio... yo 00
" ' " inn... 1 o.in no
Sale of bonds 2.299 5
Curbing claims 144 04
Mnnininal liana 1QO 'ta
Hepler judgment 64 36
15,166 24
creditor.
Orders redeemed 14.541 17
Commission, 2 per cent... 90 42
Balance lo bencjs or Treasurer..... 634 65
s,toa 24
financial maiement.
Assets.
W. II. Hood, Collector, 1006 tax,$ 2 45
1907 tax... 7 64
" " " 1008 lsx. 38 28
' " " 1909 lax... 443 65
" " " 1910 tsx... 671 ('.
" " 1911 Isx... 938 23
S. J. Betley, 1904 tax 1 60
Presbvterian church 10 00
L. L. Zuver, rent 66 00
M. A. Carringer, Secretary 35 04
Municipal liens 124 75
Balance io treasury 634 65
2.873 76
Liabilities.
Order No. 8!l7
,.f 1.188 91
" 1.123,
1.127
,. 1.300 00
1,620 ("0
.. HI 08
.. 3,000 o
.. 7,500 00
Other orders
Bonds, 11 series.................
" 2d series ,
14 640 89
Excess of liabilities 11.767 13
Expenditures.
Streets.. 1 280 00
Lights 7fl 63
Interest on bonds.,,,, 320 00
Insurance 53 56
Interest on Hosting debt...,,,,,...,,. 200 77
Water , 204 00
Engineer ,, 12 76
Slate tax 30 64
Paving oontrauts 563 00
Secretary and Attorney 38 95
Auditors 14 00
Payments on floating debt 2,502 40
Board of Health fig 511
Printing 13 50
Incidental expeuses 31 25
$1,538 95
March 10 1019 IVl Ihi lin.lur.lr..,l
Alirtifnra nf Tfnnaala U,tiiiK liaraha
certify that we have audited the foregoing
accounts and found them correct as above
stated. J. O. Jamikson.
R T. M abi.pt
M. A. Carrinokr, J. N. Bank head,
UlerK. Auditors.
big Boon to Ambitious Students.
. 1 iiivrLuu, 1, . a lie 1 iiikciuu
nlvoraltv n II t hnrlt laa annnnnna tho
opening of a large farm property near
th
e cuiifgB Kiiicn win pryviue uny
Btll
iijtMi. wpo is airaiu ip ipu wuif
) means of working his way through
the
collegia, ploughing has already be
lt and there will be steady work all
I'iiifrt? tha aum trtcit- voPaflnn It la
Hnvuhii i puiiuim uv-iiuun, b u
declared that atudepts wl b,e ab,le
to earn t'i a day,
Dr. n. K. Pearson, who cave away
x6.000.000 in 22 vpars. celebratps nhie-
ty-second blrtbdav after year of rest.
Indian Relict Found In Massachusetts.
Moses B. Phillips of the Log Plain
rood baa found and left in the town
clerk's office two attractive speci
men! of Indian Implements, One of
these Is a spear head, apparently un
finished, of native stone and of un
usual size, and the other, an a or
tomahawk, Is somewhat unusual in
being made of a native stone of rather
ronrse grain. Both specimens were
round by Mr. Phillips on his farm.
Greenfield correspondence Springfield
Republican.
P) i
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BOSOM FRIENDS.
Our NhlriM and the Man Who Hear Them.
Tbe day you discard your vest you will fol better if your
Sbirt is good looking.
There ia comfort and eorvice, style and distinctiveness in
every Sbirt we ask you to buy.
IrlanliallaiiN,
(of hams,
Karl V Wilaoiis.
The three recognized standard makes io Ibis country.
Each line ia liberally represented io our beautiful ihowiug,
$1.00 to $3.00.
Ladies' Flannel and Soisetle Blouse Waists, $1 (10 each.
Boys' and Young Men's Shirts here a plenty.
This cut illustrates a
Misses' $12.75
Suit
of all wool serge.
Jacket is satin lined, reveres
and cuffs laced with satin to
match color of suit.
A trim, jaunty, faultlessly tail,
nrprl suit
$12.75.
Comes in Tan, Light Brown, Navy and Copenhagen
Blue.
A Ladies' Suit very similar of Cream Serge at the
same price.
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hartford
saxony rugs
This regal rug, first cnnslti to
trie Persian Oriental, is here in a
great variety of S'zes and pat
terns fur Living Room. Library.
Dining Room, Den, lla! aril
Office'.
The style and enduring quality
of Hartford Saxony Rugs earn
for them the sobriquet of "Ameri
can Oriental."
They are indeed highly recorn
mrndablc id so we submit them.
9 by 12 size, $."i0.00.
Other Rlzes as follows:
?7 by 3fi InohPR, $3.50.
27 by 51 inches, $,".00.
3C by C3 inches, $7.50.
SO by 72 inches, $8,50.
4.C by 7.G feet, $18 73.
0 by 9 feet, $0,00,
8.3 by 10.6 fpot, $43.00.
9 by 15 feet, $7.50.
in.6 by 12 feet, $67.50.
10.fi by 13.0 feet, $77.50.
11.3 by 15.0 feet, $83.00.
Hall Runnel a:
2.3 by 9 feet, $11.25.
2.3 by 12 fi et, $15.00.
2.3 by 15 feet. $18.75.
3 by 9 feet, $13.75.
3 by 12 feet, $18.50.
3 by 15 feet, $23.00.
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NORTH SICE. PITTSBURGH.
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The Kinter Co,
Oil City. Pa.
and Manufacturing Opticians.
School children's eyes will be ex
amined free of cost when accompanifd
by a note from their teacher or family
physician.
The latest methods known to science
are employed 110 dronn arti
ficial eyes in stock.
Lences duplicated op slmrt notice.
Morck Opto! Co.,
OIL CITY, PA.
First National Junk Building.
P th Phones.
No matter what car you use,
be sure of the best gasoline.
Th three famous
Waverly Gasolines
76 Special
Motor
re best because they have no
carbon deposits-the explosion
is instantaneous, powerful,
clean the ignition is quick.
No "natural" gasolines used
in Waverly.
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Al makon ol Waverly Special Auto Oil
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