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TYPEWRITERS.

VISIBLE touch typewrltinE on the a1IicS ;,
No. 50, No. $50: 10000 in nse. A few
". 7. Russell General Agent Dallas,
2t11A II
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NICE front room. rent with Or "
bcsrd; private family; $40 Lo''l
street: references.
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AGENTS WANTED Energetic. live age5;s
% represent Aumsl Life ~ Kentucky:
policies incontest.a!e: annual dividends
Tin. Texas.
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TWO connecting south front roonsA
waite balcony. with board: conHeA's-
business center; SD Travis.
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BoARD-RooMs WANTED.

man wants board and ro0m
for wife and baby permanent, ana hIrnseIf
once a week, In nice private family where
there are no other bosrders, and close ~
car hnei Eeod references. TiG2, this OF.
Ae~
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Asy1-E .er .atlss 1--t-E -9.1-.nezt- -
to--5rs E-t ---se t1fE--s adop-s1: -c-1-
tt-5-E4 J.. % Boz "a s1z A1tsl.o.
l@1-H
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POCKET INHALER--Cures cStSTr6 @sT5-
headache: stops toothache, relieves
asthma; 3 cents B. Hilna, 72s AIiport
street, Chicago. III. 4
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FOR SALE-At : sacrifice, hotel ranges.
b5o.ie-s. steam vegetable cookers. steam
kettle and pastry stove, at Eutc1izs
House.
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sUH a.L.MA. ltrss, rI.es Use Ee.lcke
ae2-1E SAVE. 80 tsT a. Leuyn r. An
1ssls 81 MAJ street.. co--es Presc11.
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LADIES-Hc irdressing, shAmpooing, mail.
curing, scalp and facial treatments, vapor
and massage baths haif goods and tole.
articles. Watson l. Williams, 1919 Texas
avenue. ~
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SOUTH rooms, furnished or unlus;s..
slagle or ensuite. with pTivete 1.
coed board: modern home. close ~
sonable rates: will store surplus ~:
free Of charge; references. AddieS
this Office
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J. B. HUTCHfNs. Sayasota. Texas, man
ufactures = sslve that win cure tettsr
eczema, rlngworm or old sores Of sny
Kind. price 81 per box; any one huyiBg
enc box of this salYe not benefrei
money refunded. Write for testi mon als.
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PROFESSIONAL.

FRANK s. TULh mechanical drsnghT--
man No. llo9 Mckee street. Is
MCANEs DETECTIVE AGENCY-F1r.
nish detectives for banks. lawyers. cor.
poratons and others. Houston. Texas. n
OSTEOPATHY-C & CLARK, gradUEfeS
American School OF Osteopathy. kirkvile
Mo; Offices. S2l-S22 Mason block; CID.
Hens' phone 500. n
5. o. COTTON & BROS. Fire Insurance
Agents and AdIasters. Main ST. II
JOHN L, KOPF. undertaken and emhalmer-
lolA Prairie avenue; phones 6S7. 7-s3
OUR PHONE NUMBER is 400. Houston
rlInhing and Manufacturing Co, ma
Main street. n
TEXAS SECRET SERVICE BUREAU.
Experienced and bonded detectives ~,
civil or criminal luvestlgaIou; bonded
watehmen fer day or night service. NJ
n Cure, general manager. 1854 MaIa
street. NJ
SHOW CASES. bank and drug nIt1Tes-
soda fountains. cdrbonators, etc mas
uiaetured By c. Mailauder & Sons. Waco.
Texas write for catalogue. 6-Io-O2
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VIZ Xix Up AVID DEE-TEs c1ly ez1-
ave E-ssE Ore plant IL t2e e--T sve-y
csSts-8t1t u cage q ezpzr;s; s1.-s
r-s21s1 s1d F-tss-1 81. E-!ts 1ye1 AID
it.--td 8 -. Iz-e.'cu-n Cigo. - 81
.Er---7 s-----, t5-l p-1-gs. i
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A POST WANT AID WILL GET
"A just what you want
AGENTS WANTED.

ToU viz ez1 aez<7Aiag % interest," Yo1 -
81 coEbte-ccl1rlE advertisement = this
Issue C Iae F5eE- Hclsrgz HsZe Bziit
Ia Cooperative company.
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.


wANTED-Co Contractors 20 furnish Us BIDS
for reeonstrucu0n Of our power house.
plans and specifications to De seen az Our
onice, 5o4 Travis street. Houston Flee
tric Company. g
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS for Irrigat.
ing Machinery-BidB will be received AZ
the office OF W. +. TreadAway GENERAL
Manager. or L. J. kope chief engineer
Beaumont, Texas. until neon, NAV Is
for thc delivery and erection OF an irri.
gAtou pumping plant complete, Including
foundations and iron building, about siY
mites northwest OF Beaumont Texss
guaranteed 10 Mt 10000 gallons OF water
- feet per minute In two lifts ore ~
q feet on Pine Island bayou and one a.
10 feet on the s. aud f.. T. railroad esch
contractor submitting his own plans full
Instructions can be obtained on applIca
ton, each bid must he accompanied ~
certified check for 5000, payable 10 the
lfeadawny Canal and Rice Company as an
evidence OF good faiih; the right 10 reject
any OF AZ bids is reserved. Z
To all Druggists OF Houston.
Bids will be received up 70 10 o'riock
noon, Monday. May .. az the Office ~ me
city secretary, for diling All prescrinrIsns
that may be issued by the health ofseAr
for medicine for city patients
Prices solicited upon the basis ~ 40
much per each prescription. contract ~
run twelve months.
Right reserved 10 reject any or all
proposals.
Address bids marked bids for fp,,,,h
Ing drugs" 10 D. ID. Bryan, city secre.
tary.
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EDUCATIONAL.

ItiLs--Girls preferred, o 10 L. 10 A.
80 vacation select school. June, July.
Ausns' Pheasant room. San JacInto
street, $50 10 1880; thorough review and
INSTRUCTION 10 the more important
nrsnehss BY experienced teacher. terms
G og Address &. s Todd. i2li Ne.
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Agt.N s-llr@ zez az1 wousl % sell
Tc-ts- zzss-pycss s10s pcasa: shsnes
Esef; 70 brush required; mater acr n1zl
val aGect is l1ster. dsEo1strztiFe
sample ,ree. Ws-1se shse Polish c., 10
JhtcaEc, Ill
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TOR SALE-Uns trczsg 1crsa power IRE
box boiler; wanted, one ten horse power
engine Address Tl2i th.s Office 1
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4s1N IS-SenG tor or free catalogue. al!
s1e aIesg AID most taki1g uoTsit.es fzllT
rfssi5e1- Department is5. National Mer-
camille AID Manufacturing C. Rlchnold
Ind
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TIE TESF-Spcc.a accident Insurance;
Identification ard care "a sickness: med
icel 2u1 legal Attendance I'll Ter 81 per
suEuu- Metropolitan Realty Cnupznv.
lliHL. Congress (
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MRS 4. WATTS, clalraudienf aud eIsI--c~..
sntt uedinn. coo jackson street, phone
49, IA
AnAE@l Use cnlehssie,'s tasflsA Feanyrs,.I pII,
~ 41stl eEfe<tt o.j< helIs1lef Tnks A. -.
-. {.9s t.ex<t.1 e sea a.. ssk1,. T. pst,r.
16k g. SSsa., = ifs ds Ss:Ss{s ga
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system OF Impurities and keep well.
hsptoi Is paiatable. harmless and regu.
lates the liver; guaranteed bv an drug.
siss. Price IS cents.
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BOARD AND ROOMS

FOR RENT-A pleasant room and =
Apply 100 Walker avenue.
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AFONIs make So A week. 80 ss77o-
g. e1.o-"t people. send 81 fo- s-se-sas
swing fun ctrtl~r'ars; satisfaction guar.
El.--c. T. GlI -9s. De1rs-. clio Z
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NEW MEXICAN MUSIC.
FL Lunlrclto Waltz" "Beulah valse -
En- Alta Mar waltz" Every Note Is a
Sigh Waltz" all four copies mailed upon
receipt OF SO cents in stamps II ORDERED
this month; regular price Is 80 cents zach
Address The HauSchild Music Co. Vie.
torla. Texas Catalogue free.
FOR SALE-S24 c clarionet. Albert E-S-
ten; thirteen silver KEYS, with case "a.
good condition, used eight months Writa
J. 7. Arnold, weser. Texas.
THE san Francisco TsiIor-As We em0Iov
lots OF une tailors. We make q specially
~ making pants 10 order in six hours .
nnesi work and lowest prices 10 CITY 4
Bernhert 40 Travis,
ATTENTION, LAWYERS-We SITc1@SSe7 =,
purchasing al bookcases Of Handsomely
furnished law Onice and offer ten hand
some glass bookcases and reading cases NJ
VI. 90 10 Slh same worth S95 WRIGHT <
COMBS, 4i4 Milan.
SrovEs-We Lead Houston 10 assortment.
70 SIS; gasoline stoves 81. So 81 & NJ
MEight s COMBS. 4i4 Milan.
BEDROOM SUITES Fifty oak suites SIo
81. Sl2 10 Sl7 50; walnut suites S27 -
$50 cheaper suites s.; woven wire sprfnss
0e. iSc; mattress 5o' 81: chairs 75e osk
worth 81 each. rockers 81 70 81. ward
robes 81. s. 80: center tables T5c 81
Mrlght 3 COMBS, ala Milan.
BRAND rev Rsma!1Etcs typsVEiEST for
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ROOMS AND BOARD. or rooms iS |
lllS Travis street.
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no YOU I've Il town h1vIrT 30 o.
more negro pcpu.stion3 II So. ard yrg
want 90 make tom so 20 500 Per north
"asy. send 5Hc for g scheme Eivtag srV
paf- .cllsrss satisfaction guaranteed Es.
-efa NtE. Co, Parsons, E1a 4
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OEllhs tHpt pAiHrs HAtsAf9 hAUAs Cnfei
IN ten 10 nfteep days; no pain or injury
10 patient; no pay until cured deposl,
your money 10 bank 10 ycur credit, pay
US when cured. In case OF failure "a cure
we pay all youT expenses while here:
also pay your railroad fare both ways
Home on car line 0ut from center Of city;
absolute privacy; viii put you 90 core.
spondence vita patients cured: special
care given lady patients; best references
Address The Matthews Home. ORA Mar.
thews & Hubert, proprietors, 800 Dag
avenue. West Fad. San Antonio, Texas Il
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FOR SALE-Two 11t1ct and oEa 5is-foot
wall cases; tw0 s-foct and enc Boot shoH
cases; oce cigar case. Tranneu & Tur-
ne. I
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MYSTIC ORACLE, magic f5rfTns fS7T-,
and dream book, all for 10 cents. Mai
order Supply Co, No. 3D. Northampton
street, BuGslo. ~ Y 4
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1902-09-04

palgn. A week or Two ago someDouy
sent Hon. Robert e. Pattison an al
legged Internal "macnlne." After a lot
of exploitation it turned out to be a
package of harmless stuff.
Last week the story was Industrious
ly circulated by Che Democrats that
State Insurance Commissioner l. w.
Durham the Philadelphia leader, who
is in Colorado, was dangerously i'll
with chronic disease. 1t is not a new
trick to invent reports that this and
that political leader are not expected
to live long, owing to some malady
that has taken hold of them. For the
last dozen years Quay's enemies have
from time to time reported him in a
dying condition. Several years before
his death the late lamented Chris
Magee read in the newspapers that he
was dying man. And there have been
other similar cases.
Commissioner Durham is in perfect
health and will return to Philadelphia
this week. He rides on an average
25 miles a day. and in a recent per.
sonal letter declared that he was never
so well in his life.
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A TARIFF TEST
How Pennsylvania Iron and Steel In.
dustrv Has Grown,

How PennsyIvania's Iron and steel In
dustry Has Grown.
The fight in Pennsylvania this fall is
one of the most interesting in the
country, because of the large congress
sional interests involved. The pro-
posed Democratic attempt to revise
the tariff enters largely into the sub
ject and increases the Importance of
the contest
OF great interest to the people of this
state is a special bulletin just issued
by the census bureau. 1t shows what
Republicans and protective tariff
have done for the state and its wage
its iron and steel industry. The re-
port says:
Pennsylvania place as the leader in
this industry is thus shown by the re-
port. OF the total capital reported for
active establishments in 1900, namely.
$3.50, $50, 1884. Pennsylvania contributed
1921 1856, $50, or considerably over one
half, as compared with $226, 6,294, ,407 in
1890 total $414O44. 4.S44), still over one
half, and $1O2956,223 in 1880 (total
$209, 1904, 1861, little less than one
half.
The average number of wage-earners
employed in the whole country in 1900
was 222,607. who were paid wages
amounting to 1920, 0,S36.33S. OF these to-
tails Pennsylvania gave work to 110,S64
wage earners, almost one-half of the
total reported, paying them Sol, ,908, ,405.
or over one-half of the wages paid in
this industry in the United States.
In 1900 the cost of all materials used
by iron and steel establishments, in
cluding freight charges, amounted to
1922, ,431, 701. Pennsylvania contribu-
ton to this total was $3.50, ,142. 1856, con-
siderably more than the total cost re-
ported by all the other states in the
union. In 1890 the amount reported
by Pennsylvania for cost of materials
272,845 for the whole country, and in
1880 it was $92, ,267 030 compared with
$191, ,271 $50 for all the states.
The value of the iron and steel pro-
ducts reported by Pennsylvania in 1900
was $434, ,445, 200, compared with $804,-
034,91S for the United States, or 54
per cent. of the total value reported.
In 1890 the figures for Pennsylvania
were $264. .571 ,624, and for the whole
country they were $47S,6S7 $40, Penn
sylvania's contribution amounting to
55.3 per cent, slightly more than in
1900. In 1880 the value of the pro-
ducts made by iron and steel establish
ments in Pennsylvania was $l45.576,-
26S. as compared with 1896, ,6S5 re-
portion of Pennsylvania being 491 per
cent
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That New Party In Pittsburg.

Republicans throughout the state
would have considerable more inter-
est in the so-called Ballot Reform
Party" organized in Pittsburg last
week, if it were headed by men of re-
sponsibility. The fact is that this Or
ganization has been formed to be used
as a club by some politicians in Pitts
burg. 1t is not entitled to the consid-
Grafton of anybody, under the circum-
stances There is big fight going on
in Pittsburg and this alleged Ballot
Reform Party" is only another and
newer phase of the Pittsburg row. 1t
is to be used against the regular Re-
publican state ticket
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1902-09-04

Sonestown, Pa, Aug. 3O.-A cor
respondent of the Sullivan Review
of this week has the following:
"IOu remember away back that
the w. & n. b. r. r. Co. was so
poor that it was necessary for them
to burn wood and once in a great
while stick corn shock i'm their en-
gines to get up steam. 1t is also
very amusing to hear the fellows
tell how they used to get good
start on the level grade to make the
hills; how the passengers could get
on and off anywhere along the line.
Can you hear of such now? Trains
on the w. 4 n. B. move on time
and wait for no one"
That correspondent is no where
ia the art of reminiscence. If he is
too young to remember himself he
should scratch around and find some
one that can tell him that few
years ago the w. & y. b. r. II. ran
its trains with mules and that in
stead OF feeding the corn shocks into
the engines they We're used for the
mules and oxen that hauled the
trains. That passengers never
thought of riding on the trains when
they had business on hand but they
walked. That when freight traffic
was heavy teams were employed to
haul it. That trains only run every
two or three days and some weeks
not at all. That pay day only came
once in two or three years and that
lots of the employees have never got
their pay yet.
There if nothing like telling good
story while you are at it.
The Review correspondent proba-
bly, knows that all the business done
on the road has been built up in the
last two years but then perhaps
the correspondent is not more than
two years old.
Veteran
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FACTS NOT FICTION.
A Plain Statement of a Bad
Condition and a Cure that
Never Fails.

Mrs. Edward John OF No. 336 Wash.
ington ST., Pittston, Pa, says;~"For II
long time had had trouble with my
nerves and suffered so much from head
aches. | did not rest well and when
did sleep would have smothering sen
sation. ! saw DR.. A. W. Chase's Nerve
Pills recommended and got box and
used them with good results. was feel
ing well and looking so much better after
their use"
Dr. \. W. Chase's Nerve Pills are sold
at Soc box at dealers or DR.. A w Chase
Medicine Co.. Buffalo, \. y. See that
portrait and signature of A. w. Chase,
NJ u. are ON every package
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1902-09-04

is shown however that there is due
to the county from various sources
the sum of 81 ,s92. SO, which ifapplied
to the payment of the interest bear
ing debt, would reduce it to $54, 1876 SO.
The auditors report for the year
1901 shows the bonded Indebtedness
to be $3S, 900, and the interest bear
ing orders outstanding to be 20, ,052.
80 and interest bearing judgements
outstanding to be 81, $50. ~ making
the interest bearing obligations all
together S63, ,433.4S. There appears
due to the county from various sour
ces the sum of 81 1885 which if APP
piled to interest bearing debt would
reduce it to $59,095.l .l3.
To recapitulate, at the close of the
year 1892 the county owed nothing;
at the close of the year 1894 it owed
$31 ,O54 %; at the close of the year
1896 it owed $51 ,69O.56; at the close
of the year 1897 it owed $54, 1868;
at the close of 1901 it owed $50, ,o95-
13.
The building of the new court
house accounts for the rapid increase
of the debt up to the end of the year
1894; but it has almost doubled since
then, and steadily Increases. We do
not publish these facts to stir up i'll
feeling against any one, but to ar
rouse the serious attention of farmers
and owners of real estate generally
to the great danger which menaces
them. If this extraordinary man
agement of our county affairs is to
continue, farmers can neither afford
to keep their land, or sell it.
We earnestly request some of our
level headed readers to suggest
remedy.
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STATE TICKET
COUNTY TICKET.

Congress. (u. term.)
FRED A. GODCHARLES, OF Milton
(unexpired term)
W. X. LORD, of Mt. Carmel,
Member of Assembly,
\. l.. DYER. OF Lopez.
County Treasurer.
ULYSSES BIRD. of Estella.
County Commissioner.
w. l.. HOFFMAN. OF Hillsgrove.
4. W. BIGGERS, of Muncy Valley.
County Auditors.
A. p. STARR, of Muncy Valley.
W. c. FAM Nj, of Skunk.
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Veteran
Advance of hristinnity.

The cause OF Christianity is going on
from conquering to conquer. God lives
and men believe it and love hiln.-Rev
G. J. Hall. Denver.
Obligation to the Home.
While ii is true that most persons do
not go 10 church often enough. there
are many who go TO church too often.
No man or woman has Il right TO take
class in the Sunday school when a
Sunday school class is being neglected
at home. Any social or phianthropic
organization which makes one want to
get away from home life or home du-
ties is detriment, no matter what else
it may be doing. Rev. Charles Stelzle,
Methodist, st. Louis.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1902-09-04
COURT PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS, HoN. E. M. DUNHAM, President
Judge, Honorables John ID. Reeser and Jaco
Meyer Associate Judges 0fthe Courts of Oyer and
Terminer and General Jail Delivery, Quarter
Sessions OF the Peace Orphans Court and Com
mon Pleas for the County OF sullivan. have issued
their precept. bearing date the 26 day of May
1901, to me directed, for holding the severa
18th day OF Sept l90,, at o'clock p m.
Therefore notice is hereby given to the Coroner
Justices of the Peace and Constables within the
county that they he then and there in their prop
er person ut O'Clock p. m. of said day with their
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1902-09-04

Ulysses Bird will safely handle
the county funds if elected Treas
urcr.
stand in line for the whole Re-
publican county ticket. 1t is a
good one, all through.
There will be no doubtful con-
tracts made with Messrs. Hoffman
and Biggers in the Commissioners
Office.
Republican Congressman stand
between the people and the distruc-
tion of prosperity. Support Hon.
+. \. Godcharles and W. X. Lord.
Tell your friends to do likewise.
Let every one work for the sue
cess of A. l.. Dyer, candidate for
Member. Very important legisla-
tion will be enacted at the coming
session which will greatly effect
the laboring masses. We must
send man of honor to that assem-
blage who is in sympathy with the
welfare of all.
X eep in mind our worthy can
did.te for Congress. (slort term)
W. X. Lord. In his early child
hood days he was employed as a
slate picker. but by pluck and grit
he has steadily forged to the front
until he has become one of the
most substantial business men of
Mt Carmel. He is the type of
man better qualified to serve your
intcrst than man always in the
lap of wealth.
In the county auditors report for
the year 1892 we find it set forth
"Resources in excess of liabilities
three hundred and twenty-nine dol
lar, and ninety three cents.''
Sullivan county was out of debt.
The county auditors report for the
year 1894 shows bonded indebted
ness of thirty-three thousand dollars
The bonds bear interest at four per-
cent. In the statement of resources
and liabilities, exclusive of the bond
ed Indebtedness, the resources exceed
liabilities to the amount of $l945.7l.
The actual Indebtedness of the county
therefore, at the close of the year
1894 was S31 ,05i.29. In the state
ment of expenditures for that year
we find an item, "new court house
and Jail $23, ,7s5.ss.
The county auditors report for
the year 1896 shows bonds issued
and negotiated during 1896 s4,5O0
and prior bonds outstanding $33, 800,
making a total of bonded indebted
ness $3S, 600. There is also what is
called a "borrowed money account"
wherein it appears that there were
outstanding county orders bearing
per cent interest to the amount of
$l9,232.99. Against this last item
resources are shown amounting to
50, 542. 43 which if collected and APP
piled to pay interest bearing orders
would reduce that debt to $l3, 500. 80,
which added to the bonded indebted
ness makes the actual Indebtedness
of the county at the close of 1896
SOL, ,690.56
The auditors's report for the year
1897 shows the bonded Indebtedness
to be. $3S, 900, and the interest bear
ing orders outstanding amount to
s24 $780, 36; together they make the
amount of outstanding interest bear
ing obligations to be $62, 3S9. .36. 1t
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1902-09-04

rolls, records, inquisitions examinations and
other rememberances TO those things To which
their offices appertan to be done. And to those
who are bound by their recognizance to prosecute
against prisoners who are shall he in the jail of
the said county of Sullivan, are hereby notified to
be then and there to prosecute against them as
will be just.
]. q. COTT, Sheriff.
sheriffs Office Laporte. Pa. Aug i. lst2,