Relief From Headache and Neuralgia In a Few Minutes After Taking Dr. Miles Anti-Pain Pills. Chronic Case Cured. "I cannot speak to highly of your remedies and 1 will always tell my friends how much tliey have done for my husband and myself for sudden attacks of headaches, neur.ilgia iitid rheumatic pains. There is nothing t |ual to l)r. Miles' Anti-Pain Pills. They are simply splendid and give re lief in fifteen ur twenty minutes. I used to be subject to .-.'.tacks "of headache, which had become chronic, and 1 took a course of Nervine and Nerve and Liver Pills in connection with the Anti-Pain Pills. The result is 1 now have verv little trouble in that way. My husband has also taken these remedies and praises tliein verv highly. We always have some of buth kinds of pills in the house, and do not fee! that we could get along without them. — MRS. KATE K. JOHNSON, McClellandsville, Delaware. There are many reasons why you should i.ike Dr. Miles' Anti-Pain-Pills, but the best reason is that they will give you almost instant i-lief from headache or other pain. In cases of chronic headache, whenthesuffererknows an attack is coming on, a Pain Pill will usu ally prevent it entirely. In cases of extreme nervous exhaustion, when the brain is too lire 1 and the body to.) nervous to res!, an Anti-Pain Pill will sooth the nerves so that sleep may come. They never fail, yet con tain no opiates and are non-laxative. All druggists sell and guarantee Dr. Miles' Anti-Pain Pills. They are non-laxative; con tain no opiates, never sold in bulk, 25 doses, 25 cents. Dr. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind. A Progressive Grange. Stockholm Depot (N. Y.) grange is doing good work. It has a well or ganized literary programme for the year, It hits a membership of 200, owns n building lot and has $340 In the treasury. At a recent meeting it was unanimously voted to unite with other organizations of the county to l'orui a county dairymen's association. The Kansas state grange reports show that the balance in the treasury Is greater than at auy time during the last" twenty-five years. At the last meeting, held at Arkansas City, Hon. 10. \V. Westgate was re-elected master of th? grange. W) m The Best place to buy goods Is olten asked by the pru pent housewife. Money saving advantages ;ire always be searche for. Lose no time in making a thorough examination of the New Line of Merchandise Now on |EXHmjTJ^ ?????? ? ? ? STEP IN AND ASK ABOUT THEM. Ail answered at Vernon Hull's Large Store. HmifleroTOt Pa. Capital and Surplus, 5450.000.00 I It Mahes No Difference where you live, you can avail yourself of the security and profit an account in this Com pany affords by doing your banking by mail — We pay 3 per cent, compound interest on Savings. Write for the booklet, "Banking by Mail." JLAa^ /L WJLNtrjl COMPANY 404 Lackawanna Avenue SCRANTON, PA. 11 Town; hip Audit. . . ..... ... . ), J iu.wu ■»»,*». LKjt JV444 tUsUlilg .Situ Cit in< , 11)04. To Hint, due township lust audit 360 44 ! " received of Leo Uavit Co.Tres u»» I C.W.Hjieary,< 'olleetor, '22- • *)' ,« .. •• •« S r j fO By reeeipts shown 4'?u IT By ear fare (Win. May) i:t 7;? duy» services ai iJ }«er duy... IT UU Ciisn in hand <»i <jeo. Kits* to bal. GUU "'1 lUHT 41 10H7 41 | William Uobbins, Overseer of Poor in ueeoum ■ with Davidson township for the year ending Miireh 14th 1904. To lunount due township last audit /J!2B •• reeeived of C. W. S|»eary C 01... 222UU ' " (ivo. W. Simmons ( Win.May j By amount of receipts shown 550 58 By team work 00 •J4 days services at $2 per day 48 00 Balance due Township 17H 07 785 65 785 0T» Charles Cox, Supervisor, in account with David son township for year ending March 11, 1901. Toamt. of working tax duplicate 508 60 •• reeeived of L.R.Cavitt Co. Tres t'»24 GO " due Chas. Cox. supervisor 124 By amount of receipts shown WH) 09 " workc<l on duplicat 449 42 " exonerations 4 65 By 175). days work at $1.50 per day 263 87 1317 53 1317 58 Cha' lcsCox in account with Special Road Tax Toamt. of Social Road Tax Pup... 2851M By amt. paid 011 ll»08 debt 187 82 By exonerations 2 33 By ail o int due township 95 40 285 55 285 55 Charles Crawley. Supervisor, in account with Davidson township for year ending March 14th 1904. To amt. of duplicate working road tax 948 12 received of L. R. Gavitt.Co.Treas 681 iW •• borrowed of J. P. Miller in 1902 not brongt in audit of Mureh 9, 'O3 300 00 By ami worked on duplicate 738 88 By exonerations 2* 50 By land returns 17 72 By amt. worked on Dup. of 1902 16 75 orders redeemed 508 07 By 185 days work at 1.50 per day 277 50 By amount due township 300 30 1932 72 1932 27 Charles Crawley, in account with Special Road Tax 1903. To amount of duplicate 475 30 " due Charles Crawley 509 08 By amount of debts and Int. paid 900 18 By exonerations 14 31 By land returns \t 89 984 38 984 38 We the undersigned auditors of Davidson Twp. do hereby certify that we did audit and adjust the said* several accounts to the best of our j knowledge, information and belief, as the same ' appears audited nnd herein set forth. In testi-' mony whereof we have hereunto set our hands ! and seals this 14th day of March, A. J>. 1901. R.S.STARR, ) T. J. SCHUO, /-Auditors, i M. D.SWKENEY, J Attest: MORGAN GAVITT, Town Clerk. i . asss Laporte Township Audit, j Henry Karge in account with Laporte Twp. , a> Supervisor for the year ending March 1), loot, '['o unit, handed over from last audit 11 87 of duplicate 11l 26 By exonerations 1 50 | By land rfeturns sin t 'ash collected on face duplicate is 70 Work on face duplicate 128 95 Handed over to successor in office 1 SO 156 la 150 18 Cash Account. Cash collected on face duplicate 18 70 Received of Lee R. Gazitt Co. Treas. 470 00 George Karge: Collector... 96 00 " Win, Kcnian " 211 54 Interest paid toJ.H. Yonkin 108 00 '• I. C. Pennington 78 72 " Mrs. Jane Pennington 10 15 " John Karge 105 80 Judgement paid to J W. Flytm 15'.) 01 Plank for road by Henry karge #9 80 Team work " " 28 25 for repairs 1« 42 Auditing and clerk for 1908 10 00 Receipts Hied for work 287 02 Services as supervisor 196 00 Amount due supervisor 2tl 02 1060 26 1066 02 Certificate issued for same 2-11 02 Joseph Traugh in account with Laporte Town ship as Supervisor for the year ending March 14 1901. Amt, handed over, last settlement 16 48 Amount of duplicate 240 50 By exonerations 2 3S Cash collected on face duplicate 48 21 Amount worked on duplicate 208 45 Amt . anded over to successor 2 91 ■256 98 256 98 Cash Account Cash collected on face duplicate 48 21 Received of L. R. Gavltt.Co Treas 528 20 " Wm. Kernan Collector... 20119 George Karge '• 27 89 Interest paid I. Lowe 51 69 Lumber, Amos Little 58 36 Repairs 26 27 Receipts tiled for work 386 54 < ouncil fees for 1908 10 00 Publishing statement 6 50 Auditing and clerk for 1908 29 00 Paid J. I). Hunter supervisor, 1903 80 78 Services as supervisor 185 24 Balance in supervisor's hands 66 11 800 49 800 49 Joseph Shatter In account with Laporte Twp lis (iversecr of Poor for the year eliding March H 1904. Toamt. ill hand from settlement... 151 19 Reed from L. R. Gavitt Co. Treas... 50 By four days work 8 00 ltulaiice;ln Overseers hands 148 69 151 69 151 69 Z.'E. Hots ford, in account with Lu|>orte Town ship as Overseer of Poor for the year ending Mar. 11, 1904. Amt in hand from last settlement... 570 11 By seven days work 14 00 Ann handed over to Joseph Shaffer.. 562 11 576 11 576 11 Wm Kernan in account with Laporte Town ship as Collector of Special Road Tux, for tlie year ending March 14, 1901. To amount of duplicate 575 33 By exonerations 10 35 Land returns 22 63 i ommission oil returns 1 13 Amt. collected within sixty days 387 68 Rebate on same 16 88 Collector's commission 9 62 Collected on face Duplicate 67 06 commission on same 3 35 Collected 5 i>er cent added 47 72 Balance in Collector's hands 88 67 575 33 575 33 Extra Road Tax. To amount ol duplicate 190 22 By exonerations 3 45 Lund returns 7 55 Commission on returns 38 Amt. collected within sixty days 112 15 l'etiateoil same 561 Collector's commission 3 36 Collected on face of duplicate... 2211 Commission oil same 1 io Collected 5 per cent added 15 94 Balance in collector's hands 29 02 190 22 190 22 Amt of debt of LaporteTwp. for 1903:1364 71 certificate iisued to H. 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