HERO AT PANLUNd FORTS.
Japaaeae Officer's Ilruvery nimilareil
at I'ort Artlinr'a Sl.-ue.
' On deeds of personal bravery vol
umes could bo wrltteu, wiitos a cor
respoudetit of tliu London Mn II who
wus with the Japanese troops boforo
! Port Arthur. I will Jiwt Jot down one
Incident during the Japanese attack on
the Panlung forts nt l'ort Arthur.
A young ollloer heroically saved that
day. When his comrades turned and
ran back he refused to follow. With
the handful of uieu who si od at his
Ida h rlimlied the Inessl work mid
"PENNSYLVANIA KAlMtOAl)
BUFFALO & ALtJOOIlKNV VALLKV
DIVISION.
Low Grado Division.
In Effort Nov. 27, 1904.
Eastorn Staiidnrd Time.
ant w A III).
No 109 No.II3TNo.M No 15 NdO
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7 ;io i .-. 7 if.
7 :n 2 n.i 7 2:i
8 III 3 21' 7 47
tn i:i n :w $7 5C.
i 8 411 .... $3 i H 211
A.M. I'. M. 1'. M. P. M I' M.
STATIONS.
iMttsburif
lied Hunk
l.awsouhiun
New llolhluhcm
Oiik KUIko
Mayuorl
Hiiuimervllle , ..
Hroiikvlllu
lown
I'tillcr
Huyiioldsvllle..
t'UUCOIlst
Kails Uroek
DuHol
Hnhuht
Wlntcrbiirn ....
I'onnllold
Tylur
Hunnosotto
Onmt.
Driftwood
i ittiuiHii in. i mi ii yi ici.vos I'll isi,urg.ui. 11. ill..
Ked Hank lli.f.fllroiikvllli I2.'!0, Ueynoldsvllle
12.511, Fulls Creek 1.14, arrives IIuIIi.Ih 1.21) p.m.
WKSTWAItll
No l()8 No 106 No 102 No. 114 No. 110
A. M. A. M. A. M. P. M. I'. M.
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.... tn in til ;ki .... tti in
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.... (1 511 12 12 .... II f,;i
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7 05 12 25 .... 7 10
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(1 12 7 55 1 15 ft III 7 42
til Hi tft II t7 47
II ;ui 8 II" 1 211 ft 27 7 ftM
til 41 tS 20 .... tft 4:i tN 12
til 54 tft 50 t.H IM
7 0'i H :i." I fill II INI 8 ill!
7 2ll tN 411 fj 111 II 15 , 8 47
7 ;i." tu mi ;2 21 11 ;u n in
7 4:1 til 12 ... 11 its 11 II
7 51 1) 211 2 IIS II 45 i II 20
8 21 II 47 ill ml 7 14 ....
h :i5 lomi a 211 7 'jr. ....
ll 15 SI2 lift li ft :m $10 (Hi ....
A.. M. I'. III. l Ul. 1". M. V, H.
STATIONS.
Hrlftwood
Grant
Itpiiriuf.otte
Sylur
t'cnntlcld
Wlntcrbiirn ....
Hntntlii
HuIIoIh
Falls Creek
1'iuicoitst
KcynolUsvlllo..
Fuller
Iowa
HrooUvllio
Hiinininrvlllo....
Miiynurl
OakklilKii
New Holhlchoin
I.nwsnnhum....
Itod Hank
Pittsburg
rrain (wundny) leaven Illinois 4.00 p.m.
Falls Urnek 4.07, Keynnhlsvlllc4.i, Hrookvllle
4.60, Ud Hank 6.20, I'll IhImiik u.:H) p. ni.
On Sundays only train leaves Drift wood at
8.30 a. in., arrives l)u Hols 10.00 a. 111. Kctiiru
ItiK leaves liuHols 2.(10 p. 111., arrives Drift
wood 3.40 p. ui., stopping at Intel mediate 81a
tlona. Trains marked rim dally; I dally, except
Sunday; t Hag station, where signals must be
shown.
Philadelphia & Erio Kallroud Division
In effect Nov. 27th, 11)04. .Trains leave
Driftwood as follows:
EASTWARD
,:??R. "Train 12, weekdays, for Hunbury,
Wllkesl.arre.llaileten.l'ol IsvlllcSerantoii,
HarrlsbuiK und tbn Intermediate sta
tions, arriving at Philadelphia, (1:2:1 p. ni
New ork, 9:3(1 p.m.; Hiilliinoic,ll:iO p.ni.i
WashliiL'ton, 7:lf p. 111 l'iillmt:n Purler ear
from Wllllamspoi t. tu I'liiladel'ihla and pas
senirer coaches from Kane to Philadelphia
and Williamsport 10 Uallimoie and Wash
ington. 12:50 p. m. TralnS, dally for Hi nbury, Ilar
rUburg audprlnidpiillnleriiiud atesiatloiis,
nrrlviiig at Phllnilitli.lila 7:X p. in., New
V ork 10:23 p. m., Uall imoie 7: p. m., Wash
ington B:a.) p. in. Vestibuleti pallor cars
and pasnenger coaches, Hullulc to I'hlladul
phlaund WiishiiiKion.
4:00 p. m. Train li, dally, for lltir
rlsliurg and Intermediate stations, nr.
riving at Philadelphia 4:2J A. M.: New York,
7.ia a. m.; Halllmore, 2.20 a. m.; Washington
.J0 A. M. Pullman Sleeping cars from
jiarrlsbiirg to Philadelphia and New York,
1 lilladolphla passengers can remain in
. sleonor undlst.iii lM'd untll7::m a. M.
11:05 p.m. Train 4,dally for Sunbury, Ilanls
,T,f B,u? '"ermidiato stat ions, arriving at
Philadelphia, 7:17 a. M.i Now York, ::
A. u. oa week .days and 10.:i8 A. M. on Sun
day; Uttltlmora, 7:1ft A. M.; WaxhingUin. h:.k)
A- iMiM!.y"n""1 "leepers fn.m Kile,
Jm """""'"Port to I'hllaUelphia, and
Wllliamsixirt to Washington. Passenger
coaches from Erio to l'liiludolphla,.aud
Williamsport to Haltlmoro.
WESTWARD
J:M a. m.-Traln 7, dally for Buffalo vl
Emporium.
:41 a. m. Train , dally for Erie, Rldg
way, and week days for Dullois, (Jlormout
and principal intermediate stations.
!50 a. m. Train 3, dully for Erie and Inter
mediate point.
S:45 p. m. Train 15, dully for Buffalo via
Emporium.
5:p . m.--Traln SI, weekdays for Kane and
lntermediatestutlons.
JOHNSONBCRQ IlAILROAD.
p. m.
WKKKDAYS.
a. m.
3 3ft
H 29
8 25
20
8 12
a 07
2 56
240
J. 20
ar Clermont Iv
Woodvale
QlllllWOIHl
Smith's Run
lnstunter
Straight
Glen Hazel
.Tohnsonburg
lv Ridgwayar
10 40
10 4ft
10 41)
10 62
10 6!)
11 04
11 13
11 aa
11 60
' Redgway & Clearfield Railroad
and Connections.
WEEKDAY.
p.m. p.m. a.m.
7 30 2 10 t) 20 arRldgwaylv
1 ."M. f KQ (1 .m 11111 J
, w , n v w mill tiaven
a.m p.m.
0 50 12 01
70D
7 OS
7 01
8 67
1 47
43
e 38
li 36
6 30
1 41)
i'40
1 37
1 27
1 23
00
8 55
8 51
8 47
8 37
8 34
8 :in
1 15 8 25
1 10 8 20
,!0 12 55 8 08
6 30 1 15
6 15 12 62
6 3d 12 24
4 60 11 44
4 05 11 05
1 30 9 00
p.m. a.m. a.m
p.m.
1 nr.
7 ni i') m a tn
CrovlunH t in ... .
Shorts Wilis 7 15 12 22
Blue Rock 7 19 12 26 4 34
Carrier . 7 23 13 30 4 38
Brockwuyv'l 7 32 12 40 4 48
Lanes Nfills 7 37 12 45 4 63
McMInn Smt 7 41 4 57
Harveys Run 7 45 12 54 5 01
lvJallsO'kar 7 50 1 00 6 05
lvDuHolsar 8 03 1 25 )
6 53 arFallsC'k lv 7 Sft 115 5 10
S S Keynoldsvllle 8 08 1 29 5 27
5 Brookville 8 35 I 56 8 00
S 20 New Bethl'm 8 20 38 6 45
lv Plttsburgar 12 35 6 30 10 00
p.m.
n.m. n m
( ...il , ,
.. mi w1"" auunionai lnlormat on
consult ticket agen is,
w. y. atterbtjry. j. k. wood,
0oD. WMBTYXoen'l Pa.sse,T;'g?.C
piTTSBURG, CLARION & 'SUM
. MERVILLE RAILROAD.
Passenger Train Schedule. First Class Trains.
Jtally eiccptSunday, connecting with P. 11.
K. Trains at Summervllle. ,
OOINO EAST.
Clarion, leave,
titrattonvllle,
Waterson,
Corsica,
No. 1.
7.50 a.m.
8 00
8.12 "
8.26 "
No. 3.
11.10 a.m.
11.20
11.32 "
11.46 '
12.00
fcunimerriUe. ar.8.40
' OOIRQ WEST.
No. 2. No. 4.
Summervllle, lv, 8.55 a.m. 12,20 p.m
Corsica, 9.14 " ia.3
Waterson, .;to " ' 12 49 "
Strattonvllle, 9.43 l.ou "
Clarion, arrive, 95 M 1 10 "
No. 5.
4.15 p.m
4.26 "
4.3s p.m.
4.5a p.m.
.15 p.m.
No. 8.
6.20 p.m.
6.38 "
6.49 "
7.00 '
7.10 '
In elTrtCt IVtn)u.F 17 1D1U LV.-. ........
Vrixtlnn nH.IA.ua fl.u r... n ..... . .. j
plauced a smnll Japanese tag tm .
parapet Wo could see bin calling on
his men to rally its ho poln ed out tlio
ensign of bis country.
They heard bis appeal, stopped In
their IllKht and turned buck im'iiln. For
the seeoud tltno they canto ruiinlii up
the bill under the inui'deroiis lire, and
this time nothing could stop tlicin.
Scores of them fell, but the others,
fired by the herolsin of their lender,
pushed on, cleared the Rloels "t a run,
swarmed over the breastworks up to
the parapet, whore their Hub, waving
over the corpse of their brave lender,
urged them to greater deeds. Other
troops took up the cry and stormed
their way forward. We could see them
silhouetted on the top of the walls;
then they disappeared Into (he Interior
of the fort.
They met heroism with stolid cour
age and bravery. For more than six
long hours both sides engaged with
rllles and bnyonels, hand grenades mid
machine guns, stones and swords mid
clubbed rllles In (he llercest and wild
est struggle at close quarters. Kirst
they were In and out among the bomb
proof's anil (he trenches, llieit they
were sheltered behind sand bags; some
times out In tlie open, now playing at
hide and seek, a game which Invari
ably ended in the most furious hand to
hand conlllct.
First the Japanese would gain ground
and occupy the biggest part of Iho fori;
then the Ktissians would assume the
upper hand and drive their enemies to
the wall. Th(! hardest lighting took
placo around t ho Hag. Fifteen times
the Russians uprooted It, and every
time n gallant llltle Jap fought his way
to the spot and replanted it. lie was
shot down for bis bravery.
INDUSTRIOUS VIRGINIA HENS
One County of Sllnlo Alone Klilpneil
lll.MOO.ono runs I.i Vriir.
The western part of Virginia has
been known for years as n great sec
tion for raising poultry, and the Indus
try Is Increasing at n rapid rale, says a
Klchmoiid special dispatch to the Chi
cago Inter Ocean. The shipment of
Thanksgiving turkeys and chickens for
all seasons brings In a considerable
revenue. The Harrisonburg News re
cently compiled the llgutes of the egg
production of Rockingham county for
the past year. It finds that IID.OikI
crates wero shipped to market, a total
of 10.S()0,tXK) eggs sold from one county
in u single year. This does not include
many thousands consumed on tlio
farms where they ore laid.
The lowest price of the year was I t
to1 15 cents n dozen, and in December
32 cents was paid. Tlio overage for tlio
past year was 22 cents. The profit from
eggs nlono to Rockingham county
farmers was nearly ?J0(),X)0. Virginia
is ablo to put aside a very creditable
"nest egg" from the profit of u year's
work of her industrious hens.
The oiiht or tliv Ci-nr.
I bow benignly left nml right
To my devoted people,
I duck a keg of dynamite
Hurled at mo from n steeple.
I ride aloiHT serene and calm,
Unmoved by tlio concussions
Of lyddite mine mid bnnglte bomb
From patriotic Russians. .
To never seem to but nn eye
Is nhvnys my endeavor,
Though Hhnil'tn'l shrieks nnd bullets fly
Ami shotguns pop forever.
To shoot "nt kings, of course, would be
Esteemed Himieu'lnit nn tren ion.
Hut lu re It's different. For mo
It's always open season.
Whene'er I felim real pence or mlii !.
My doubts mid fears colleen lug.
A bomb exploded from behind
Removes me through the ci llliu!
When Homo good subject's hand 1 clasp,
Though stiles iibont mo hover.
He leaves gnu cotton In my gr isu.
I afterward discover.
Tot all nnteri'ined mn I;
Jl's nhvnvs my endeavor
To Htllle soli or mo;in or sigh
Though bombs boom on forevi :
To light the men of fur Jupnn
I've sent my mighty nrmy
And chuckle Hint out Micro It enn
Have littlu chance to harm me.
When of the nihilists' bloody plots
I get a trllle weary
I box them up In hundred lots
And ship them to Klbery.
And thus I lend n peaceful life;
I think I'm rather clever,
For In the midst of blood and strlfo
I keep my bead forever.
Jnnies Montague In New York Journal.
THE QUEST OF BCAUTY.
OCEAN HIS LIFE SAVER.
Wealthy lOiiitUsliniiin Una (roshecl
(lie Atlnntlc Seventy-nine Times.
A new method of keeping nllvo when
doctors have given up hope was learn
ed the other day' when (he Arable
reached New York. Continuous travel
across the Atlantic is the plan, and
John Shannon of Halifax, Yorkshire,
England, Is the man who Is practicing
it, says the New York Tribune.
Mr. Shannon, when he arrived at
New York, bad finished his seventy
ninth transatlantic trip nnd sailed the
next day on the Umbrin for Liverpool.
He is wealthy and believes that the
long sea voyages are the only means
of prolonging bis life.
Mr. Sliarmon has a record for mak
ing close connections nnd was Worried
when the Arabic was delayed, fearing
that be would have to remain in tlio
city through missing the Umbrin. At
one time be arrived on the Oceanic anil
sailed ten minutes later on the return
trip of the Majestic.
Monkeys m Prune Crop Plckera,
A proposition to train monkeys to
pick the prune crop has been advanced
by Martin V. Seeley, an orchnrdlst of
San Jose, Cnl., says the Chicago Record-Herald.
He conceived the idea of
training the animals to do such work
while a resident of Central . America.
Seeley says be bos made arrangements
with A, B. Janes of Acnpulco, l'anaun,
for GOO native tame monkeys, and this
shipment Is now on Its way. Getting'
help to pick the prunes off the ground
has been a perplexing problem because
o! a scarcity of lubor. Seeley says be
will have no trouble In training the ani
mals to pick up the fruit nnd will muz
zle them to prevent thein from eat
ing it
General Oyama'a idea of flapplnesa.
The great Japanese field marshal, the
Marquis Oyama, once said: "My idea
of happiness is to dispose of every
thing I possess that belongs to the
practice of arms and go far into the
country with big boxes of books to
read for the rest of my days books
that tell of happiness and progress and
not of the terrible deeds of war. And
I would gather about me my best old
friends and little children. Then in
the sunny days all would be happiness."
t.'bnt Due Woiith Ni:-.crcil I'or the
Nuue of Her Amn-nruiice.
You must suITor lo bo beautiful, ac
cording to a French s.tyliig. There
seems to be sonic truth in the stale
incut, if a lady's liiald Is to be believed.
She has revealed the Kcerels of her
mistress' boudoir, or, rather, torture
chamber. The lady herself Is now
bountiful, but one wonders that she Is
still alive. For months she lay Mat on
her buck on the llnor, mot ionic is. with
her nrins cli.se lo tier sides, din ing sev
eral hours every day. This was, It ap
pears, lo Improve her figure. Dining
the rest of the day, for the saine period
of time, she sat on it lUgb stool, giving
and rocking the upper part of her body
backward and forward nnd from side
to side unceasingly. I!y this process
slic Is said lo have aciiilreil a slnlii
rsque throat and a sylph's waist. The
lady's nose, having a soaring nature,
was corrected and made (ireclan by
the constant application day and night
for mouths of a spring bandage. . Ono
nostril was originally larger than the
other, so she wore n small spougo in it
for o year. Her checks have been
filled out and rounded by Injections of
piirallln. Her ears for months were
compressed against the sides of her
bead by springs, whllo heavy weights
were attached to the lobes to proditco
the required eKiiigiitcd shape, which
has been successfully achieved. Hav
ing suffered this complicated martyr
dom for a year, the lady, ns already
stated, Is now beautiful. Paris Letter,
YOUR GRIP ON YOURSELF.
Ilrtiiln That Tliouirh You Have to I.rt
, ICverylhlngr Else io.
! Some people get along beautifully for
' half a lifetime perhaps while every
thing goes smootldy. While they are
accumulating property and gaining
friends and reputation their characters
seem to be strong and well balanced,
but the moment there Is friction any
where, the moment trouble 'comes a
failure in business, n panic or n great
crisis In which they lose their nil they
nre overwhelmed. They despair, lose
heart, courage, faith, hope and power to
try again everything. Their very man
hood or womanhood Is swallowed up
by a mere material loss.
This is failure Indeed, and there is
small Jiope for any one who fulls to
such a depth of despair. There is hope
for nn Ignorant man who cannot wrjto
bis name even if be has stamina nnd
backbone. There s hope for n crlpplo
who has courage, there Is hope for a
boy who has nerve and grit, even
though he is so hemmed in that he has
upparenlly no chance in the world, iftit
there is no hope for a man who cannot
or will not stand up after be falls, but
loses heart when opposition strikes him
nnd lays down his arms after defeat.
Let everything else go If you must,
but never lose your grip on yourself.
Do not let your manhood or woman
hood go. This Is your priceless pearl,
dearer to you than your breath. Cling
to It with all your might. Give up life
itself first. Success.
A Matter oY euler.
The English language is supposed to
be very simple In the matter of gen
ders, but foreigners who triumphantly
handle questions of gender of Inani
mate things In their own languages
often buve their dimcult!es with the
English. A Frenchman recently came
to grief over his English. "I fear I
cockroach too much upon your time,
niadame,'' he remarked politely to bis
hostess. "En-crouch, monsieur," she
smilingly corrected him. He threw up
his bands in despair. "Ah. your Eng
lish genders!" he sighed.
E. M. Matson, President. 11. 0. Bkach, Vice Pres. A. D. Dekmwi, Vice Pres.
D. L. Taylor, Sec. and Treas. J. E. Deist, Asst. Hec. and Treas. W.N.Ooniiad, Atty.
Brookville Title & Trust Go.
BKOOKVILLE, PA.
Capital . . . $125,000.00.
Conducts a General Bunking, Savings and Trust Business.
Solicits the Accounts of Individuals, Firms and Corporations. ,
E. M. Matron
Gil. C. Belts
F. L. Verntine
II. J. Scot t
DIKF.CTOKS t
D. L. Taylor
Q. B. Snyder
W. N, Conrad
A. D. Tleenior
ll.O. Beach
AUDITOR'S REPORT
OF THE ' '
Finances of Jefferson County
FOR TUB YEAR 190k
' TrrnMiirer'H Account.
JOHKl'll H. MNANH, Tr asurnr, In
uccoiiiil with Jett'ci-Hon run ly for the
year eudlliu; lleeelul.iT HI, . ;ll)4.
int.
To utn't 111 Ihrciisiiry ul lui t
settlement $ (1,31 8 39
To nin'l ree'd on county t'jc
lor Hin t ns.MIl Ufl
To mn'l ree'd on l.ond t -x
lor 1 1IIH Il.llO.t 04
To ii in' I ree'd on slute I it y s
rot- linn bjuh 2
To inu't ree'd on taxes 11ii3
nnd previous 10,!ia2 80
To ain't ree'd on hotel licci i-
es for IIMI4 illli 00
To ain't personal tax ree'd
from stale G,K 18 DG
To nin't from Comiuls's re
ceipt hook allium
To ain't redemptions received lii.ll 84
To ain't unsealed tax for I1IH2
und I Villi .. 2.07(131
To nm't lot. on unseated tux
received H 3 68
To nm't seated lax for linn)
to I '.1113 I nc 771 02
(II.
lly count v orders i -
red led $li7.IH!) I t
lly refunding orders
redoei I ' r,r. no
lly ain't paid direc
tors iihso 5 1 0(1 '
lly nm't. paid county
supl 201) 1)0
lly ii i n' t co. bonds
redeemed 3,(100 00
ItV ft Ml' I Co, coupons
redeemed 11)0 01)
lly nm't paid stale
treasurer on pur-
sonal tux 7.K77 39
ftv niu'l redemptions
paid r,n2 7r.
Hy nin't trens. per-
ceuiuge lor recelv-
Ihk j!i, iisii. r.u
lly mu't trens per
cent, paying out
7ii.n7s.2s i.r.si r,7
Ity Intl. In treasury.. 4,379 02
t oi,o:i4 or.
1)90 08
till, 034 DC
J'OOIt KI'NIltf,
JOSKI'll It. MI'IANH, Treasurer, In
account witli the I'oor Funds of Jef
ferson cotinlv for the year cmllMtf Ijo
e'emher 31, 1904.
DH. .
To nm't in treasury at last
selllement r.,713 79
To nm'l ree'd on' poor tax for
I 9n3 and revloiis 4,474 52
To ain't ree'd on poor tax for
1904 19,272 71
To nm't from Com. receipt
hook 4,8(14 91
To nm't ree'd unseated tax for
I9i2 mid 1903 1,155 84
To ain't int. on unseated lax
ree'd 18 50
To ain't seated taxes for 1900
to 1903 Inclusive 185 54
en.
II v nm't county poor
orders redeemed. .$19,88(1 78
Jlv nm'l coii. ons re
deemed 3,900 00
Ity ain't trens. per
cent a ire for re
ceiving $29, 972. OS 374 05
Ity nm't trens. per
cent, paying out
$23,840.78 470 94
Ity ain't pour funds
in treas 10,987 50
$35,085 87
$35,085 87
HMKKI' KI'NDH.
.IOH. II. M KAN'S, Treasurer, In ac
count with the sheep funds of Jef
ferson cotintv for the year ending )e
ceniber 31, 1904.
DIl.
To nm't In treas. at li st
milllemcnl $ 200 00
To ain't ree'd doir tux for 1!'I2
to 1904 Inclusive . . . . 2,088 37
CK.
Ity nm't sheep or
ders redeemed. . . .$ 4 87 25
Hy treas. percent,
for receiving
$2,088.37 .... 20 10
$2,288,37
Ity trens. percent, for
lll.vif! Dili $23,810.
78
ty nm't paid school
dltiiricts ( t o w n -ship
accounts) ....
lly reserve fund In
treasury
41 25
1,533 77
200 10
f 2,288 87
(on ul) Cumin !lmii-r' Ac omit ItlO-l.
M.rt TON WKIIHTl' II.
I'll.
To nm'l co. und poor ordf rs
drawn $ 945 00
To balance due Dec. 31, 1901 133 00
en.
$ 1,078 00
lly 308 dnys as county com
missioner und poor dircutur$ 1,078 00
A I.. HAWK.
Ml.
To ain't co. and poor orders
drawn $ 900 00
To balance clue l)ec. 31, 1904 132 00
t 1,092 00
CM.
Hy 312 days as county corn- '
inlsHioner and poor director $ 1,092 00
IIAIIVKY D. JIALOir.
1)11.
To nm't co. and poor orders
drawn $ 1,025 00
To balance due Dec. 31, 1904 00 00
fit.
f 1,085 00
lly 310 days as county commis
sioner und poor director...! 1,085 00
t'tiliuiilsNiiierN flerk'n Account.
A. K. UAUilCAITII, Clerk.
DIl.
To nm't co. and poor orders
drawn $ 900 00
PH.
I'y one year's salary $ 900 00
Stetvlirtl'M Account
J. .N. KKM.Y, (Steward of County Home
DIl.
To nm't poor orders drawn..) 500 00
To balance due Dec. 31, 191)4 500 00
PH.
lly am't one year's salary.
t 1,000 00
.$ 1000 00
County Miipcrtntomlent'n Account.
II. II. TIOITHKJK, Hupt. I'uhlic Instruc
tion. DIl.
To cash ree'd of Treas. J. II.
Means t 200 0,)
PH.
Ity am't vouchers lilod $ 200 00
.liinltfit'fi Account.
OHOKUK II. rJllOViO, Janitor.
mi.
To nm't orders drawn 480 00
PH.
IJy ono year's salary $ 480 00
SherllT Account.
J. W. CUHHV, HherllT.
DIl.
To ain't orders drawn
To balance dim sheriff
. .$ 2,352 30
. .$ 2,728 24
PH. .
Ity ain't, due at lust
settlement $ 9 00
Hy boarding prison
ers;.. 221 days at 50c 2,610 50
Hy wiiHhliiK for pris
oners 7 10 weeks at
10 cents 74 00
Hv nm't paid Jail
guards 398 00
Hv am't tald nurses
for li. Cormnii .... 228 00
Hy nm't cost reiuov
Inir prisoners to pen
II. nliury, ivc 417 90
Hv ii-n'l pnid for
cloih'K for prls'n'rs 4S 83
Hy expenses execut-
ini; dea'h 'viirriintfl 2',? 14
IJv drawing jurors
and a'l. loi n';- court 33J "
Hv ain't paid for
elcei.inif jail 5i)()(l
Hy nin't of costs,
fees and ottier ex
1 ensese 058 21
$ 5,080 54
$ 5,080 54
3
ft '
' ; 5 1 :i
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H
3
Police
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a. viio e a ca v ci e u a. a ui-w . m-i , .i- m a Hon!
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to 00 ? - t4
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School
Distiicts
Poor
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Water and t
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MMo-ti-ft.1.aiM(M-'--tiaiMW"(,j)3,a4.cieiM Paid School
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tyt -1 4 to 4 si -t ti -t-ir co ns enra s; . en tr cn co to -1 c
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4k t7i-
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to. . -
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; -1 1 i -ico jics
Road nnd
lorouh
Bond
School
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1
COWUVHSSIONERS' STATEMENT
OF THE
Finances of Jefferson County
FOR THE YEAR 190k
Amount OiitMlaielltiK fur 1H1I7, H)l, 11)02 nnd 10(13
ftlslrlVls Poll', ctor "i
181)7 I'orteV I!."A. ftn.-dir '..'.".'7'.'.".'.."
I'eri-eril on'
laill I'olk A I., -ockwr.od"?.".".1. ."'j
I'eret'nt oo
I'ercerit iili'
1M02- Polk ,. A I.. ' ,o,-h- ).,,
1 l)H2 - .Siiinmervllle . K. It. I. Illy :
. I'erennt on
....... t'erc.nt oir
J IK.rt -n Mm Creek .. .lot.n ;. ,
" llenlh John 1'iilne i
" - niiver I. . . nhiirt i
" folk A-I,. iOfkwo'.il t
" Hayder (.'. s. i.'ermmi I
" Siiinmervllle ,. . ! II. Duly
, " W. Iteyiioldsvllle I'. J. Ward I
("(uiily j Toorj Hond fstatc
IV X t
17 21
ir.ov!..; . .
i 5 s j 3 no
1 a:
1 1 r. I
IM i:.
v 4i r..i
30 7 ',
I '! 7
2'i!l i.-,
Mi 71
124 0 3
1
1
21 (I0'$I0 80
21 Oil 10 80
Amount Outstanding for loot.
3
3 0",
9 !lX
1 1 lid
23 KS
21 f.8
3i.
22 13
2:12 22
'L'S 1 I
fill Hi
41! 23 78
HI 8 58
ID 04
2 52
2 !:'.
2 2!)
7 1.'!
11 40
18 02
10 70
5 01
5 r.r,
57 57
0 4 21
l 8
5 8!)
5 39
4 1)0
10 78
4 401
If. 18
13 06
3 7n
74
15 44:
r. ox
f.O Ml 17
5 0!l 4 78
1 D3
ri"K
$27 60
27 50
2 ". 00
9 DO
'. Ho
!) 00
8 80
1 I 00
1!l 80
17 82
1 f, 00
8 00
2! 73
1 08
IH 70
45
0 81)
Districts
itmniti
J '.. ii ver
Hell
HU Hun
I'.roekwnyvllle . . . .
Hrookvlljo
'hiyvlllo
Plo-ver
Corsica
Kldr.-d
Kails Creek
(iiisklll
f f 1 1
Jleiulcrsoh
Knox
Mel 'alinolit
Oliver
i'erry
I'inccreck
I'olk
1'orter
Pun X.s;. :i win y . . . .
lteym,l,l:H'ill,i
Illli;r;ti,:d
Hose
Hn. viler
KiinniM rviile
triiioti
Wui saw
Washington
West I'.evnoldSVille
Wlnsln.v
W Mllivllle
YdlltlK
Col ec'tor
W. A. Wiilhic: 7.
T. M. Hn.Hl .is . .
A. J. Oralllus . .
W. D. Alcllenry
('has. I.. I.'eli
John II. Shirk .
: James Hoekard
.1. P. Sinllli
I 'olio
! 1:2
v..
-."'7
22 7
210
0,11
.i.l. il.
. ' Wrn.
. John
. (1. A
. John
I, nth
Wilson .
It. Coble
Kellar . .
1 ' I n e
l.nvlil A. I'lfer
( ). C. Slewnrt .
J. Curt North
J. V. Kisenhnrt
H. I,. Stewart .
l-'rorik Wallers
A. I,. l,oe"vooi
Clias. Mill
ty I I'oor I'lond IHtatol U7m
' 2"$ 4.-, 92!4f. 2.V$2() 00
2!) 4:, 12 75 17 1.0
53 131 8 201 34 (10
67 4 37 42 20 0.J
('3 20 1 571 211 00
70 9X1);.- 81 4:. 8..
i 57 3 17 34 1)0
05 Olll 28 3.". 20 00
4!l2
1 -:i
0 'ill
7N 107 121
(.ii 1 13
MUI05 I7
H;MH 5!)
Ki'127 ln
:SI2!) H
-I I
I ",2 10 IHil
H', 51 5.il
123 2I.
20 04
14 31
23 69
k ineit . . .
I. M. Hwnrlx . . .
14. (!. i'a!k ...
. ... i-e. .v.e . ,
'. I'd. l-rliollo . .
c. V.'. .'.iKv ...
.1. c. .Morrison ,
W. V-'eilS . . ,
V. 1 1 Hrl Ion ,
I'. .1. W-rd
Amos Si rouse .
.orm:in (i'lsl ,
Tho.ims Ciinmii
211 r.'.i 91811
us on f,2 r.S
205 1 Ijlui (ill
1 93 521 H.3r,
02 1 ('8,312 2!l
i09 2-".il27 9I
2MI 27l:: 0.1 1
1 i t li.lj 87 191
MO (.l 78 47
1 191 91 C'.f.i 79i
J 4.1 7937. S2
I I.
2X4 73:142 8(1
21 28 127 87
lil 2xj (i4
212 47120 I. '
819 .17, Iii9 .11 1
5X 4 7,2X8 X5
50 33 2S 17
19 ixi 92 7.;i
28 3(l 13 IS
821 l,li412 2
40 (l(l 8 80
48 s:; 14 40
50 9l 8 43
54 51 1 1 1 7(1
M0 701 1 7 72
KI3 72
09 77
43 87
12 11
33 04
2 70
10 41
294 39il(i(! 22.
188 09,1 77 6(ill() 00
OH Oil
31 (..)
' 13 da
29 0D
50 48
1 70 00
43 4.1
2 7 00
311 Oil
1 4 (10
3 I (III
79 (10
71 IS 15 92 31 00
00 08 10 02 72 00
I xil 1.1 00
9 1 4 23 00
00 28 70 62
92 12,122 (Ml
3 4l 1 1 85
61 08 10 (Mil 5( Oil
4 30, 12 67 1 92
21193 183103 42
17 31
63 28
205 8 7
140 59
14 3
It: Ipts anil l.iiienillliirPH for lt)()J.
it i :('!; 1 1 "IH.
Arnuiin! la Treasury at lust
'! iM-ii' o. ::v :,o
i in ruoiidinr;- ti: s , !ia:: on !
!' vions. . . .' 1 .1,!I22 '.9
Oiii'iiandiiiif laxs, I 'nit ;.,r,isi;",
Seali'd lax iien record 7'.1 '12
I'cH.iil.d lax iien record 2.ii7'I'.I
interest lax lien record ".;02
I f.il' I li.iMO-ex 9' In, l
It. io.l Ions 5.1:: V 4
( V:r i.' i:-r i"li' r :' f'7-i t Hook
Con, ii.i.awi ai I h cosls... 2,2o 21
Jury I 'i h 12 hi
l'oll tux 0 2.x
ll"dein.tlnliS 309 I i
Anioidoi.iie 1 Ic-nnes . ... i I to
KentH 5!) Oil
r li'e nnd (laine Wardens'
Hills 171 31
Coiiiiiiis.ien'MS' .v.-i'ie..., 1 H tin
'1 ines 20 '.,(
3-1 state personal tax.. o.'.IXIni
iTisceini' ous .':nt; xx
$S0,(l21 9.1
r.!t)t'iiililirf.
As.iesaor i' bills $ 3,0::9 .4
App.als 122 22
A ti'Hlers' li v 1 7.1 lis
Andiiirnc I'rotlionotary's nc
i ounis lo no
Aliej.li'ny c.citity workliouse 7I9:.0
Ha" a vsoeia i ion, 1-2 Poinmon-
', ,.: II li lines 121 00
Hhink bo.iks and sta t ion "i-y . . 5 1.128
Hii.l-'es and liriil'-f- rejoi 1 r.-. . . 22. .109 (i.l
Hai.o'j for i'ct.rilarv fi!e::iui 2 ' O1.
Hit.:. .is lor Novemb.-r !; m 2 0 o,,
H':l : if lndi".cnt f. !! i'-l . . . 101 oil
( 'o:l .. .;l re'l'-t'teed I 0'i 10
C'ioi.1 .' bonds red-erne 1 3." o i
lo'iiilv nn j.et .'n i. nil'-n ' oa i-on
(';!..::.!:; -.!'.'!' I'M alt'.rney 1 t ' '0
( . : crier 2 ' '.' o.i
P-.ii. (al.l. r- ret isrn-i 4.!
( I- a n ir si i I y. 1 1 2
( '; re i.l vlt.f'V. . lo oa
( 'oil, ii, i osii.ners' f-aii 12.1
Commissioners' pay
.V.'Wlon Webster 020 oft
A!. Hawk I lo on
II. D. Hall-ll :;.''. oo
Coii.mission.-r.i' clerk Too on
ilia bills
ilth. bills, dl.4i'hai'i;R
S
x
"Poor
Sinkiaif
Fund, linnd,
Water and
I'll"'. ..
Police
Jefferson County, ss:
We, the undersigned Auditors of JelTerson county, hi the state of Pennsylvan
ia, do certify that In pursuance of the 4th Section of an Act entitled "An
Act roluliuK to counties, townships, etc., passed the 15th day of April, A..D.
1834," we met in the Commissioners' ollice in the Horouh of Brookville. Pa.,
on the first Monday of January, A. D.1905. It being the 2nd day of said mouth,
and did audit, adjust and set.ie tlio several accounts required of us by law,
affi'eeuhly to th several Acts of Assembly and supplements thereto, according
to the best of our Judgement and ability, and tlnd tlicin as set forth In the
above report.
In witness whereof wo have hereunto set our hands nnd seals at the otllce
aforesaid this 25th day of January, A. D. 1S05.
THOMAS II. ADAMS, nncll
' W. T. I'lllOlt, sclll
W. A. IIHM1V, (ral
Common
( Otieini.ii
( a 4. s
Dinrriel atternev
I "' vi :! tr I' O.i n. :i i-y I, a I In'
I ). i i in--; x; ,v' i:,l r ba no 4
I i'iii.. "Tint
I ': li .a ri -4
i )ir- .-inn' r.ssnriri I i nn
I'Wpr.s
i i'.-. l n r. bi lis. l-elriiar'
l-iic'l i'.n billM NV.v.t,. I.er
loxecti: Ion of I'abaie an.l Ai. "
I'm! and liilit
Kurnit'ire
Fire and game ward"ns' l,i'!s
t-'rei'rht ami liaiiline;
I lead.tones for soldiers
Insurance
Interest
In.pieFts and Inquisitions
interpreters' f'o.s
Jurors, grand . . . v
Jnroi s. pel it
Jurors, traverse
Jury coronilsxlun. rs pay
Janitor's lav
Jail physician
I.l very hire
Medicine for prisoners
M als for jurors
'eniientiarv bills
"obates and f"os
nllenl lary b.,ls
'veitage mid box rent
Printing Republican
I leiiioerat
Spirit
ilerald
News
f Volunteer
Star
Pecord
ptmx'y T'.epiibliran
Iinrrbibur. Tf.'.e
irrn li
P.eform, schools Mnrgnnza. . .
Il'iiiiingilon
Repairs to court house and
Jail
Ii.u'is; er and recorder
ff .'pclring prisoners' shoes...
tent
T:,':'d rm.l b-idTO views
l:.ad dam orres
"eni for Te: hon"S
i!."lemptions paid
refunding oi'il' rs cdeeneol
Sunplies for court house and
.iaii
S(enograpliers' pay
Slie.-iifs bills
i State engineer
! State tax
I Transeril.in'r records
' T.'!e'Jra!T.S
I "alesm. n
'rlpytoves
Traveling ex enses and mile
age Water
Treasurer's per cent, receiving
$79,080. 66
Tr.otsurer's per cent, receiving
$79.(178.28
Cash in treasury
309 0 9
071 tu
. , l.lnlillltlea.
(ount y bonds, series J SO 4
lemporary loan
Halance due county ollic.crs!
A.-.S. is Vt.r HabilitleH
. $ 2,000 00
. 10,0111) 00
. 3.0.13 2 4
. 6,385 27
Iti'iM-lpts nn.l l:i.en,llli,re for
I'nnr Fund.
. , , Jteceltn.
Am t In treasury at last settle- ,
ne nl rt
Olilslanding taxes .for" pji'ii'. ', ),,'
Outstanding taxes 1903 and
previous
Sealed lax lien record
I lis. al.il tax lien record 1
nt.-rr-st lax lien record
Hospital iiecount 1
Slate aid
Ituiiat of inmates
Team of horses nnd harness
Allseellaa. ous
1,438 51
1 1)04.
7 '.3 7!)
272 71
474
1X5 54
155 84
18 50
172 84
058 20
1.10 80
645 0a
232 07
I oo
1.0 lo
I. r.::o in
4 7 0.1
1.190 21
20 .10
20 9 I
3 74
9o on
4 70 .10
4u0 110
22! 4 1
2 2 1 90
ft -6 18
3,409 IS
1.4X2 12
12.1 28
4x0 ml
1 on nil
X7 5.1
41 01)
1 70 20
l.ox.l 21
1,010.19
217 03
S99 5.1
4 19 01)
21 1 01
2 no
US 70
00 20
77 20
20 . 0
70 00
S2 05
32X 06
2 1 .1 1
177 "8
307 35
7 50
2io on
1.7O0 Ml
91 I")
.1.1 III)
4X2 29
1.02 ' el
2.2.12 ID
1.709 19
.7.877 29
115 25
S 40
32 00
375 2D
111 09
324 00
t.581 57
4.379 01
1.' . .it.
Hnlldlng anil re j airs $ )
HlacKsniiihing
I.iirial expens.-s
('1 i denies ,.r insanity
( 'nnniilsMioiiers' pay
iSewlon Webster
AI. Hawk
II. I'. Ilnugh
( 'omr.iissionei s clerk
' 0,11 'iissioners' attorney ....
(.'00,, 11s redeemed 3
Hrii.i,.)
I U.--1..K elaiils
I -XJ. ss
i'.ng.:i'j on
I rei. at ui 1 hauling
J 'e, o and Hour
I an,, lini. 1. 'meats and machin
ery Pert ilizer and lime . '.
l ip I and light
(Iroceries anj provisions.... 2
llor.-.-s and cattle j
llosjital bills
Warren
Iiixu.oiit ; .
I'olk .-
i . Weriiersviilo
Passavanl .Memorial
Insurance
Labor
I. ivory Hire
' mis: lo relief
( )rd. 1 s of relief. .........
Postage
.Iioes and clothing v....-
Su j .ies
.stationery
or.l.,' and
$35,685 87
,041 38
39 90
65 50
4.9 0.1
325 00.
520 00.
620 on.
200 oik
30'! 00.
900 0i
217 82.
21 2-
3 3.1
72
11 I 63
1)22 62
191 7
101 39
9!'i 79
18.34
,015 00
i. LUllf ....... .4..
..ai.Li.es an.. v.,,g,-s
J. N. Kelley, Sup't
Hllgil .Me.Maaigle
AI. .i. Jlallgll
Chad. (Jalbrailh
Maud -Millor
-Mabel Kelley
.Myrtle Wolf
Mrs. .McCtiliougli
Charles Knapp
Traveling exi enses and mile-
Transcriblng '.....
I'lir. siiing grain
TrenMirer'i: p "rcentago receiv
ing Treasurers iierciuage, paying,'
out
Cash In tr 'usury 10,
2,039 50
343 75
2.i 00
78 00
104 58
1,0X7 04
20 75
'1 S 7 5
!,().. I S
8.1 60
10 00
rl7 ( t. .
33,1 71
I 60
190 ,,0
500 00
315 00
439 63
303 60.
193 14
166 00
182 00
260 00.
62 50;
282 67
34 50
31 00
374 65
470 94
987 50
$35,685 87
(irncral Statement.
A sselM.
Poor tax oiNtsianiiiii' for
1 ::! and previous $ 441 00
Poor lax o iistan.iing for 1904 5,122 8.
f'nseat".'! lax 011: standing. . 832 0.1
Casn in treasury 10,987 50
Liabilities over asr.i :s 83,416 50
l.t.-ilillillc
Poor bonds. Issue 1900
Poor bonds, issue lyol
f'npai'J sa.'ariC3
$100,800 00
!..$ 75,000 00
. . . 25,1)00 00,.
800 liO.
$100,80') ...
$80.0341)5
(Jcneriil Stntement.
ASNtH.
Cotinlv taxes outstanding.
19U3 and previous $ 1.2O9 80
Countv taxes outst inding 19 14 l".2v o4
Pond tax ou:st:Mi.ling Pjal... 2.01.'. '.1
State tax outstanding 19o4... 1.033 01
t'ns.ated tax outstanding. . . 1.X7217
Cash In treasury 4,379 (2
$21,438 51
Inwittu.-;. of I'rodi ee nnd St.H'k MtM'it:
on Fttriii.
Hu-'lo is ef oats ,X9o, bushels ot wheat
128, b-.ishels of rye HO, bushels of cor-.i
31o. bushels of potatoes 4olt, tons '
01' Miiiiir 7.1. tons of straw 10, to:,:-i
'( l::. v Li. bundles of fodder 4 )Os
pounds . f pork 5,000. pounds of b' ...'
-' " '. loads of pumpkins 12, heads of
caunagu 2.0110. busllels of upples 2'UV,
bushels ef beels 31. bushels of uti
ion 10. bushels of onion sets 4. buxh-eis-
of aweift corn 2"). bushels of hrcn 1
0. bushels of : arsnips 20. bushels o.
tomataes 21, btislicls of cucumbers- Pi,
bushels ef peas 7. bushels of err-.
rots 0, bushels of raspberries , bum-lies
of celery 1.200. heads of lettuc i
1.500, barrels of sanr kraut 6, barreli
of pickles 2. pigs 31. calves. 10,
chickens 90. dozens of eggs 653.
Live stock 011 farm janimrv, it.
1905: 5 horses, lbull, 10 cows. 8 head
of young cattle, 8 calves, 13 hogs, a:: i
'120 chickens.
JelTVrsnn County, mni
Pursuant to law. we. the und-r-slgnerl
Commissioners of Jefferson
County, pnhlisli the foregoing sta' -men
of (he recei- ts und expemiitures -said
county for tile year 19o4, nnt!
so present the nsse's and liabllltie'
the county 011 the 1st day of JaniK.'vy,
I90.I.
Witness our hands and seals oi r -.
flee tills 21th do" o:' .lanuaev. 19.5
m:t u tins 11:11, . rH!r
AI.. HAWK. fse.lj
II. U. 11 VI U II. seulj
Attest: Commissioners.
A. E. OALHRAITII. Clerk.
JOB WORK
of all kinds promptly done at
THE STAR OFFICE.
4tt Brook vUlu, Pa.