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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-10-08
.PERSONAL


1Irn d. Smith and little Son
7iendoa, tlsts afternoon fcr Key
1sf to s5ha several weeks Win tilg
ns,s IatIief !. West
III md MFs q. ". Clark and three
shrldren Eill leave tc!higtt for Gil
lerl'n ALllls near Richmond, Va
where The hitter VIII spend d month
pilh gslstlyss.
1Ir ana Mrs j. Il. Kinkead and
lla1sSs. and Robert Kinkead re
turned ms afternoon from a brief
slii, WIN relatives in Greenfield, o
MI mid mrs. B. A. Tough were re
emily visiting at Terra Alta. Nor
rarioNn Post,
Grace Hardesty. Of Salisbury
ia ariyed to-day to spend the win
vim her brother, o. F. Hardesty.
7lpIgantoEns Post.
Jocabs went TO Mounds
INC tbs afternoon to attend a meet
me state Prison board Of which
ra D. j member
Valge Boughner, Of clarksburg
Saturday in the city.
Charles shinn left Saturday night
lor BsltlInire where he will visit his
zslhar chaster shinn, for a few
Alberta Dickerson leaves in the
lcrnlng tor Pittsburg to spend few
daxs
y Tfmbers returned to Newark
0hlo tbs morning after spending a
dags here.
Times Stevens, who has been quite
~ III several weeks is much better.
Inns Anna Martin spent Sunday with
near bridgeport.
m and Mrs. Sim. Bright returned
Saturday from Mt Morris, Pa.
III John Kennedy, of Bootnsville,
ent Sunday here with his sister,
rs A. Ford. on Fairmont avenue.
Mss Beatrice Fahey, Of Western.
poIE Nd Is the guest Of Miss Besse
silmarfin on Walnut avenue.
ehn Ford will return tonight from
BhrnsiIte where he had spent the
psst week with relatives.
Miss Gypsy Fogle has returned from
tew days, visit with relatives in
lorgantown.
Roy Stewart, Of Mannigton, is in
the city to-day on business for the
Stewart Granite Works.
lIs John Clark and Mrs. w. s.
laek went TO Baltimore yesterday to
SAand sseyefal days.
Z Ms. J, r. McMath, of Freeport. o.,
rs insths city the guest Of Mrs. Mary
Grove, on Jamison street.
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ie IS an honored member Of the G. Z
An and Ms ". f. veach. 81 Farm
anton. have both engaged quarters
Ise viii represent their respective
lodges
Past Chancellor Z. n. q. Norris Col
onsi Nv. a Dunbar and many Others
via De here from Parkersharg,
Generals Lancaster, Barlow, and 4
large number Of the Wheeling knights
win be ON hand with uniform Rank
companies and ii Is understood that
the Wheeling Knights will run spe,
eial train to Fairmont tomorrow.
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Diamond! Dust
.PiT'TsB 81 Us

WIN Play Local Team Here on Next
sunday.
Local base ball fans are rejoicing
over the announcement that Plttsburg
Nationals are to appear here for d
game the coming Sunday. It has
been nearly fifteen years since a Ma.
tionai League team has played here,
New York being the last team. 1t is
nearly always possible to get such a
team If negotiations are started soon
enough and the local management feels
like putting up the immense guaran.
tee which is necessary for such an at.
traction, This year negotiations with
Pittsburg have been going on for
more than two months, with the re-
suit that game was finally landed.
Pittsburg has always been the favor
lite team with Fairmont fans and the
selection Of no other team could have
given such satisfaction to the lovers
Of the sport. The Pirates are under
the management of the Pittsburg Ath.
letic Club for this tour thus insuring
a full Plttsburg team and not a bunch
Of pick ups as is sometimes the case
with transforming teams. Lever,
Philippe, or Leifield will pitch the
Fairmont game, with the chances in
favor of the latter. Nothing has as
yet been given out regarding the Fair
mont lineup. 1t is understood, how.
ever, that with the exception of a new
battery and one or two new infielders
the team will be the same as that
which recently defeated the strong
Uniontown P. o. NJ. If it be thought
expedient the locals will be further
strengthened for It is the intention Of
the locals to capture this game If pos.
sible.
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that no lodge eyer appreciated assist
once more than the Sisters do They
iIaFe sho8n heIr Appreciation 81
tlleif work ana IRE inieres hey hive
takei u the Grand and noble order.
and they should be helped again aaio
again untii they become sntfcIeltly
strong to help themselves.
A Big Parade.
The parade OF Uniform Rank com,
panies will be one Of the largest ever
witnessed in this State. and will be
composed of companies from Ravens
wood, Parkersburg, West Union, 50:
lem, smithfeld, Watson Monongah,
shinnston, Grafton, clarksburg. Grays
Flat, Riyesyille, Blpckville. Mounds
vile, McMechen, Benwood. three or
four from Wheeling, and one from
Fairmont. The parade will be led by
four brigadier generals mounted on
white horses. General Ewing will be
accompanied by his stan. Several
distinguished officers from other
States will be present and participate
in the parade. The parade will start
promptly at p. m. Wednesday,.
The Ravenswcod company will give
its celebrated aambeau driIl on Wed,
nesday evening, at Court house square
The competitive drill contest will
take place on Thursday afternoon at
1880 sharp. Everybody should make
1t point to witness this feature OF
the exercises, as some Of the best
companies in the brigade will compete
for prizes.
The Rathbone Sisters will give the
amplifed work to all visiting Knights
who desire it on Thursday evening, at
Odd Fellows Hall, corner Main and
Monroe streets.
The military ball will begin at $50
Thursday evening, at Jackson street
Casino.
Some of Those Coming.
Public Printer ]. M, Mathews, Of
Charleston, has engaged rooms at the
Marley, during the Grand Lodge SEES,
sion. He will be accompanied by Pro
fessor Virgil A. Lewis, State Historian
and a prominent grand lodge official.
Judge Cyrus w. Hall, Supreme Master
at Arms will also be present from
Charleston, as will knights Loyal ami
Grand Representatives e. W. Higgin
botham and R. c. WoOdall.
Major f. A. Crist, and wife. Of
Parkersburg, will be on hand Tues
day evening and remain during the
session. Mrs. Crist is representative
to the Rathbone Grand Temple.
Senator S. B. Montgomery, of Tun-
Melton, Grand Outer Guard, will be
there to renew old acqualntances and
form new ones.
Supreme Representative B. F. Sayre
of Grafton, has already engaged rooms
for he conclave.
Hon. N. c. Prickett. well known to
many of our citizens as a former resi-.
dent and educator. will bring his wife.
who is also grand representative Of
the Rathbone Sisters Temple.
T. ]. Collins aud wife. Of Blacks
vile, and children. from the college
at Clarksburg, will be on hand during
the entire session. Mrs, Collins is al
so member Of the Grand Temple
R. S.
Rev. W. j. Williams. Episcopal rec.
tor at Westernport. Nd. and wife,
will attend both sessions, as she is
a representative to the G. t.. while
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Everything at cost at Burdette's
PUBLIC SALE.

The undersigned will offer at public
sale on his premises, in Fairmont dis
trict, Marion county. W. Va. on Sat.
urday, October 10, 1905, commencing
at Q o'clock p. M. the following: Four.
teen head of choice milch cows, 10 Of
which are young ana gooi mixers.
Also one year old bull. One milk
wagon, practically new, and other ar.
ttcles suitable for a milk diary man.
Terms Of saIe.-A credit of six
months will be given, purchaser to ex-
ecute his note with approved security.
NJ. s. FAST, R. F. D. No. 2.
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Aaed Man DEAD.

Mr.. Joseph Merge. Formerly Of
Wheeling. died on Saturday at the
home Of Dr. CLANCY. in Winfield dls
trict. where he had resided for a mum
Der of years, He was well advanced
i'll years. The remains were brought
to Cunnlngham's morgue on Sunday
and last night were taken 10 Wheeling
for Interment.
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Grand Lodge
contlnuea nom oaell


tontlnpsa nom one
That every lodge that has not i
Uniform Rank take steps TO have one
instituted.
That every lodge that has not q
temple Of Rathbone Sisters attached,
make a special effort to have one or
ganized, as he considers the auxiliary
one Of the principal supports to the
order at large.
That the membership generally
take out Insurance in the Endowment
rank Of the order
Fairmont one Of the Big Five.
That hereafter all grand lodge con.
ventions be held in Charleston, Wheel
ing, Huntington, Parkersburg or
Fairmont, as those cities are more
centrally located, and are the only
ones in the State that can afford ads'
quate hotel accommodations
That we take renewed interest in
the Pythian Home and do all we can
to push 1t along.
That all Pythians in the domain
take and read their Pythian publica-
tons.
81 want to further suggest that 1t
shall be, and sincerely hope that it
may be. the pleasure of this Grand
Lodge to appreciate the work that has
been done by the local grand lodge
committee. They have left nothing
undone towards making this one Of
the greatest conclaves we have ever
held in this domain and it will, doubt.
less, surpass that of any other domain
of the same population. Brother
Sam R. Nuzum, the chairman, Of this
committee, have met personally once
or twice; have met with the commit
tee once in his absence, and from the
orders that he would leave, was full
ly convinced that 1t was never off his
mind. That committee was appointed
at the very first meeting their lodge
held after the grand lodge at Martins
burg, and have been hard at work ever
since" Extract from the Grand Chan.
cellor's report.
The report also shows that there
have been thirteen new subordinate
lodges, six new uniform rank compa.
MES, and six additional Rathbone Sis.
ter temples organized during the past
in the way of new lodges. ETC., in the
Supreme Domain, for the same length
of time.
Notwithstanding the other duties,
the Grand Chancellor has not overlook
ed the Rathbone Sister branch, by
any means, as the following extract
from his annual report will show:
81 also wish to state that after had
investigated the position and,
financial standing Of the Rathbone
Sisters, and being already convinced
that they we're a great support, and
would be a greater support to our
order, and being aware or the fact
that it was an impossibility for them
to do anything without money to do
with, l issued an appeal in their be.
half to each lodge in the Domain, and
from the information have met re.
ceived from the Grand Chief I am
convinced that we have been fully re-
paid, and on behalf Of the Rathbone
Sisters, while 1 have not the honor Of
being a member Of the order, will say
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). 8. Minister Locates Here.

Rev. n. r. Hess, Of the West Vir.
Einia annual conference, Omitted
srsthrenl former pastor Of the Penns.
kpIo circuit, and having been appoint
ca Byi that conference to the Fairmont
circuit, which includes Enterprise,
Montana and Fairmont, is in the city
ana WIN occupy the Dfckerson prop
civ On sixth street and Locust ave
5Ada.
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FREE LECTURE AT OPERA HOUSE.

FREE LECTURE AT OPERA HOUSE
Prof. H. C. Ford. of Hornell, N. Y.
will deliver his famous lecture "sticE
and You VIM" in the Grand Opera
House this evening, October s.
House Monday evening, October 8.
Free to all. twenty-five dollars in
prizes will be given away. One OF the
prizes will be a IS gold piece. Tick.
cts will be given at the door that win
entitle all to participate in the prize
contest. 6-2t
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MoReANTowN BOYS

Won Two Games of Football on Sat.
urday.
MorgantOwn won the game with the
local High School team on Saturday
evening by score of to o. The Var
sity team played at Morgantown with
ConnellsvlIIe and won 81 to 0. The
two victories made Morgantown very
proud OF itself.
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Miss Nettle Bartlett has opened
studio for teaching China painting
and water colors. Orders taken for
decorated china and art work. Rooms
adjoining shafer Studio
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Two Fines. Three Eorfelts.

John Bost and Joe Cain were two
plain DRINKS that sat before the mayor
this morning. They were fined six
dollars each. Neither had any money.
Mike Rady, D. C. Hawkins AMI a
man by the name of Priss paid for.
feits.
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The greatest indictment ever Of
fered at The shafer Studio. 6 fine
photos one in fame. $3.50 value
only $500. S.6t
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Ip0k into our Street Show Case AM
hs convinced; That's ALL" The Shat
q Stpdio. Sc
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Masquerade Ball,
The Casino,

The Casino,
Tuesday Evening, Oct, 9th, 1906.
The public is cordially invited.
Full mask.
Prof. Omen's full orchestra.
Prizes awarded.
Admission, Gents, $1.OO.
Observation seats, Csc.
Ladies free.
Entire 8 o'clock. Grand march, 9
Carriages. 12. A special invitation is
extended to the Monogahela Club
the Jolly Four, the Coliseum, Monon
gah, and other out of town people who
wish to attend. This invitation is fnaI
and is given through the papers in or
der to reach you all and slight nc
one.
J. SANDS JACKSON,
Manager Casino.
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Letter copying press at Burdette's
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In fact, we are prepared to fit you out from
head to foot, and we think we can do It foryou
just little better and for less money
than you are in the habit Of paying. Try Us
and you will afterward take Us at our word.
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Furnishings
It is here you will find an exceptionally
fine display of everything in furnishings,
such as Underwear, Shirts, Neckwear, Sus-.
penders, Hosiery, etc.
Eclipse Shirts in plain colors, neat
stripes and figures, in pleated and plain hos.
oms, made to fit the form, and nothing out.
wears them, at ST and $1.50.
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WANT COLUMN.

Rates:-one cent per word for each and
evcrv insertion.
NoO~oO~N~N~No~0oo~~~
For RENT-Mrs. A. H. Hoon's prop
erty on Main st. Inquire of T. D. Hoon
at Robinson & Mundorff's grocery.
For SALE-Fresh Jersey COW. In
quire OF Martin Hetrick.
For SALE-Eggs from Buff Plymouth
Rocks exclusively nugget strain, fine
stock, extra good layers. Eggs s10O
per l3. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Arthur Seeley, Reynoldsville, Pa.
LosT-Between Reynoldsville and my
home on Tuesday, March 18th, pocket
book containing sum OF money. The
finder will be rewarded by leaving at
THE STAR office. Moses NJ. Thomas,
Rathmel, Pa.
Eggs for sale-Anconas, the hens for
winter laying. Eggs S1,0O per sitting
j. w. Myers.
For SALE-Two good horses. In
quire Of John M. Hays.
For SALE-The Sprague mansion,
situate on Main street, Reynoldsville,
Pa. For terms inquire of w. G. Sprague
or at the law Office of G. w. Flynn.
WANTED-Bids for moving my frame
dwelling house from Main street down
to Sixth street. Daniel Nolan.
For SALE-Good seven year old
horse. j. F. Miller. Inquire F. A.
Mcconnell.
For RENT-House on jackson street.
house on Grant street, fiat on Main
street. Inquire of E. T. McGaw.
WANTED-District managers to post
signs, advertise and distribute samples.
Salary $500 weekly, $500 per day for
expenses. State age and present en-
ployment. Ideal Shear Co., 80 Randolph
ST., Chicago. 5-24-08
WANTED-Men, women, boys and
girls to represent McClure's Magazine.
Good pay. Address 81 East 23d St.,
N. Y. City.
For rent-House on Grant st. Mrs.
Harriet Morrow.
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The High School Bulletin
EDITOR IN.CHIEF, CRAIG KING.

The high school boys have com
menced training for the field meet this
spring. The most promising candidate
for the dash is small boy from Room
13.
The Seniors are making elaborate
preparations for class day exercises.
What is the mystery of the speaking
tube?
The Juniors have resumed their
geometry.
The Mystery OF the 'Squire's Client"
or, who attended the party on East
Main street Tuesday evening, March
l3, 1906 ?
The Juniors have redeemed them
selves. If you don't believe it ask Miss
Dewey.
What's the matter with Old Tight?
Hey, there you dropped something.
Rev. Mr.. Scherer conducted the
morning exercises for the l., wer grades
last week.
Have you been "black listed" yet?
Why is Miss Dewey so interested In
"Forestry?" Because she is such
loyer OF nature.
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inc occupations of our people

ing occupations Of our people.
For long time the Un ted States
stood alone among the great nations in
having small navy. About twenty
five years ago the government began to
build the "new navy" replacing the
old worn-out wooden ships with armor-
plated war vessels. Now our navy COM
pares favorably with any other country
except Great Britain.
The United States has also made a
great step forward in regard to com
merce. 1t now controls large part Of
the foreign and has the greatest domes-
tic commerce in the world.
In the early history of our country
schools were established, but they were
open only to those who could afford to
pay tuition, but now our public schools
are free and open to any one who wishes
to attend. Education is encouraged in
all the states and in some attendance at
schools is compulsory. The apprecia-
tion on the part of the American people
of the worth OF its common school sys-
TEN is constantly increasing. Citizens
give more freely towards the support of
the public schools than for most public
improvements.
What opportunities do we not have
in this fair land of ours? lere every
advantage is open, education is abso-
lutely free; here every law springs or
may spring from the will Of The major
ity. These facts prove tbs truth of
the poets words: America means OPP
portunlty." CORA B. MCCREIGHT.
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Soldier.

Miss Caroline Ross is quite i'll.
One Of Earl Marshall's boys has been
quite i'll.
Miss Kate Ross and Mrs. A. M. John
ston were in Dubois one day recently.
Lots of snow, lots of mud, lots of cold
weather at Soldier now.
Mrs. Charles Biddle has gone to
Hazelhurst with her husband.
Clyde Smith, who has been employed
at Pittsburg for the past few months,
was circulating among his friends in
this place last week.
James Laverick is considerably missed
from the bunch of young fellows of
town because he had thumb smashed
sometime ago and is not able to be
about as before.
Harry Rodwell, one of our bright and
moral young men, departed this life
March 18th after an illness OF but ten
days. Some years ago he was hurt
while working in the mines and never
fully recovered. He had been attend
ing school at Dubois for some time.
March End he came home quite i'll, his
condition growing worse each day until
death knocked at the door and called
him home. He will be greatly missed.
Saturday afternoon, March II, Miss
Maude Rea and her Sunday school class
took a trolley ride to Soldier. While
Master LaMarr Ritchie, another men,
ber of her class was away from his home
Miss Rea and her class of boys assem-
bled in the parlor to await the arrival of
LAMAR, who came in short time and
was greatly surprised. LaMarr's birth
day will be March 20 but as that is a
school day the date was made for Satur-
day p. m. A very enjoyable afternoon
was spent playing games, and trip
around the coal works was greatly
enjoyed by the boys AT 400 o'clock
fine lunch was served, consisting of ice
cream, cake and fruit. At five o'clock
all departed for their several homes
wishing LAMAR many happy birth.
day. LAMAR received number of
presents among which was solid silver
spoon with his name engraved on the
handle.
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Doctors Are Puzzled.

The remarkable recovery Of Kenneth
McIver, of Vanceboro, Me-, is the SUBJ
ject of much interest to the medical
fraternity and wide circle Of friends
He says of his case lowing to severe
Inflammation Of the Throa5 and con-
gestion of the Lungs, three doctors gave
me up to die, when, as last resort,
was induced to try DR.. Kings New Dis
covery and am happy to say, it saved
my life." Cures the worst Coughs and
Colds, Bronchitis, Tonsilitis, Weak
Lungs, Hoarseness and LaGrippe.
Guaranteed at Stoke & Feicht Co. s
drug store, of Reynoldsville and Sykes
vile. SOC and Sl.0O. Trial bottle free.
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A Scientific Wonder.

The cures that stand to its credit
make Bucklen's Arnica Salve scien-
tific wonder. 1t cured E. r. Mulford,
lecturer for the Patrons of Husbandry,
Waynesboro, Pa, of a distressing case
of Piles. 1t heals the worst Burns,
Sores, Boils, Ulcers, Cuts, Wounds,
Chilblains and Salt Rheum. Only 25c
at Stoke & Feicht Drug Co.'s drug
store, Of Reynoldsville and Sykesville.
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New goods just received for spring
and summer at A. Katzen's.
WANTED-Travelling salesman. Must
furnish reference and invest one thous.
and (sl0OO.0O) dollars in first class per
cent. bonds. Salary and expenses paid.
Experience not required, we teach
business at our mills. The Wheeling
Roofing g. Cornice Co., W. Va.
SALESMAN WANTED-To look after
our interest in Jefferson and adjacent
counties. Salary or commission. Ad-
dress Clover Oil and Paint Co., Cleve-
land, Ohio.
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For Sale.

One hundred fine residence lots on
Fourth street, on easy terms to suit the
purchaser. City gas and water can be
had. Most beautiful residence street In
town. Close to business center. In
qulre OF D. Wheeler, Reynoldsville, Pa.
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A Lively Tussle

With that old enemy Of the race,
Constipation, often ends in Appendicitis.
To avoid all serious trouble with Stom-
ach, Liver and Bowels, take DR.. Kings
New Life Pills. They perfectly regu-
late these organs, without pain or dis
comfort. 25c at Stoke & Feicht Drug
Co.'s, druggists, Of Reynoldsville and
Sykesville.
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Clover and Tim othy Seed

One half car just received OF No. |
seeds and as these seeds were pur-
chased at the lowest cash price we
can make you price that cannot be
beat. Reynoldsville Hardware Co.
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Blank house leases may be obtained
in any quantity at THE STAR office.
Spring and summer stock of shoes for
men, boys and children at A. Katzen's.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1906-03-21

List Of unclaimed letters remaining
In post Office at Reynoldsville, Pa, for
the week ending March II, 1905
Tom Brock, Miss Agnes Faults.
Say advertised and give date of list
when calling for above.
Il. G. BURNS, p. M.
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Special Sizes

In rugs. We make carpet rugs to fit
your room, no matter how odd it may
be; and we carry very large line Of
9xl2 rugs also. Reynoldsville Hard
ware Company.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1906-03-21

New stock OF spring and summer lace
curtains from $50 to 1926 per pair just
received at A. Katzen's.
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W. L. JOHNSON, Treasurer In account with
the Borough OF West Reynoldsville for
the year ending March 49, 1906
DIR.
To amt due last settlem't.... 324 go
To amt reed I'm P.J. Ward Col vs. MMJ
To amt reed I'm Aud'r Gen.. 211TF
To amt reed I'm Burgess for f/
hall for election ........ IL so
To amt rcd tax on telephone
poles O. ID. & p. Co ..... 25
To amt reed fines. es............... 500 1919 81
CIR.
By borough orders redeemed, g26 O5
By 28 Treasurers g.. ... $50. IS so 94 81
Bal in hands Of Treas. a75 30
REHABILITATION.
RESOURCES.
Amt in Treasurers hands. . 3T5 30
Amt due from p. ]. Ward, Col Q6 81
Amt due from Burgess Burge.. 228
Amt due from Co. for license. l20 60 59I IL
LrABILITIEs-None.
]. W. CAMPBELL,
w. M. RIGGS Auditors
A. j. WELLS.
March 10, 1905.
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Too Much Talk

Is unnecessary, but we have the price
on clover and timothy seed this year.
Come in and see about it, Reynolds
vile Hardware Co.