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Danville Montour American (Newspaper) - January 21, 1904, Danville, PennsylvaniaAnnual statement a of the a of the Borough of Danville da., for 1903 Borough Geo w. Miles receiver of i Al 6 Borough and do taxes for 1st and a Ards. Or to balance due per last statement. A a sch. By Cash paid to the Borough treasurer during 19034 35 by balance due at settlement. 51 88 a 50 73 Edward Vav. Peters receiver of Borough and dog taxes for 11h 1 or. To balance due per last settlement. 159 37 or. By Cash paid to the Borough treasurer during 190 5. 144 47 by balance due at settlement. 14 90 --139 37 Edward Vav. Peters receiver of Borough and dog taxes for 1909. Or. To balance due per last statement. 1359 4 to 5 per cent penalty added Tan. 1st, 1903 �7 97 -----1497 45 or. By Cash paid to the Borough treasurer during 1903. By balance due at settlement. 1427 45 Edward w Peters receiver of Borough and dog taxes for 1903. Or. To total duplicate Bor Ough. Dog. 13264 of 50 ---13352 58 or. By 5 it or cent rebate on taxes paid within 00 Days. 539 23 by Cash paid to the Borough treasurer within 00 Days 10245 05 by Cash paid to the Borough treasurer within 4 months 500 00 by taxes entered at the county commissioners office. 16 50 by balance due at final settlement. 2051 81 ----13352 58 Harry Ellenbogen. Borough treasurer. Danville. A. Dec. 51st. 1903. Or. Fund for Relief of disabled firemen. To Cash received during 1903 from the auditor general of the state. 155 01 or. By s. A. Mccoy treasurer order a to. 1 155 01 i Arr Ellenbogen Borough treasurer Danville. A. Deo. 31st, 1903. Borough fund or Cash on hand Jan a 1st, 1903. To c. Mincemoyer Market License. To Harr it b Patton cite Hall rents to Geo Vav Miles 1 96 taxes. To de. Vav Peters 1901 to Eil. W. Peters 1992 taxes. To de. Vav. Peters 19o j taxes. To county treasurer. Hotel to Justice Oglesby. Fines. To Justice Bare fines to win. U. Pursel theatre License. To win. G. Pursel Thor licenses. To it it b b. Brown health i officer. To Standard electric Light co., for of de License. To United Telephone amp Telegraph co.,pole License. To Harry b. Patton. Milk licenses. To Cash from Sale of new Bonds. To Keystone Sand co. Royalty on Sand to if b. Deen Street refuse. To interest on Deposit in Danville National Bank. To e. S. Miller old slate to w. E. Young Battery. To j. R. Bennett old Hose. To Chas cups to Cash for Sand sold. 286 21 1335 50 666 90 9 70 144 47 750 cml 10745 05 307k i 52 00 63 00 263 00 75 05 6 00 203 40 188 40 127 50 20000 �>0 138 87 60 00 .40 1 i 2 pm 33 34 38230 74 or by orders paid. By coupons paid. By old i Xmas paid no. 1 aud2 by interest paid on Boro certificates. By Borough certificates paid . Bloch i by Borough certificates paid Jos. Longen Berger. By mortgage and inter est paid estate of Joseph Hunter. By Cash on hand dec 31st. 1908. #25293 06 310 00 200 00 87 50 3000 00 500 00 3015 11 �825 07 38230 74 Borough expenditures Board or health. 5. B Brown health officer or. C. Shultz. Sec y. Express age. Etc. G. A Lio Shinau find. J w. Crossley watching. J Vav Deshay washing. J. H. Cole Oil Heater. T rum Bower a so Werk Heiser. Lumber. Etc in g. Salmon Oil for Heater. James c. Heddens meals Etc. 33 65 25 my 1 50 32 50 18 00 19 25 4 of 1 42 .10 00 fire department Friendship co. No. I appropriation. F 15 010 repairs. Joseph Lechner. .75 John r. Hughes 20 00 supplies. United Telephone and Telegraph co a is Imi welliver hardware of i 60 Coal. 14s a Frank Boyer. A. C. Amesbury Washington co no. 2 appropriation. 12 05 23 50 25 90 repairs. Danville stove a so mfg 201 34 co. .14 i. \ Williams. A Jimi f. P Startzel. 1 24 Boettinger a so Dietz. 1 50 supplies. United Telephone Ami Telegraph co. 16 91 Coal Frank Boyer. 42 42 j. H Yorgy a so co. 6 96 Continental co. No. 4. Appropriation 150 00 supplies. United Telephone Ami Telegraph co. A 16 95 j. H. Cole. 1 24 Coal. Frank Boyer. A 15 a Good will co. No. 4. Appropriation. 150 00 repairs. George w Hendricks. .75 supplies. United Telephone and Telegraph co 16 95 Jas. Boyd a so Bro. 450 in Coal. A. C. Amesbury. 2 95 Frank Boyer. 5 in j. H. Yorgy amp co. 5 90 chief Engineer Thos. Traini. Or. Executive Board. Total fire depot. Streets and Bridge ii b. Deen. St. Com. E. S Miller St. Com labor. James Riffle. Is 79 John Straub. 323 29 Frank Lechner. 2 50 Frank love. 1 25 Harrison Paugh. 15 01 Ben Livzey. 1 25 Harry Marshall. 63 e. . 3 7.5 Daniel Cashner. 11 85 a. T. 8 45 de. Lunger. 1 88 John Herman. 7 20 Chas. Mottera. 1 88 b. H Waite. 16 88 John Dugan. 7 50 John w. Freeze. 6 88 Peter Snyder a a. 8 75 John Reppert. 1 88 a. Burger. 1 25 James Long. 1 25 Hurley Moyer. 1 25 David Grove. 23 64 George Derr. 37 19 William Byerly. 18 44 John Walleze. 3 75 de. Rishel. 2 50 de. Wertman. 3 13 Law. Welliver 1 25 John Corman. 21 88 William Maiers. 4 Robert g. Miller. 25 01 George Lenhart. 30 32 John Albeck. 5 25 Rufus Schutt. 9 38 John Mccall. 31 90 William Childs. 3 13 Clyde Snyder. 8 75 Uriah Grove. 63 Harry Smith. 8 13 Chas. Foster. 2 19 Ben Smithers. 1 88 John Bates. 1 25 Tell Heims. 1 25 Elisha Bell. 1 25 Frank Etter. 94 221 21 printing. Morning news. G. Edward Stoat. Win f. Murphy s sons co 46 50 6 00 47 50 Legal expenses. Edwards. Gearhart. 50 00 r. S. Ammerman. 35 00 town clocks. De. Lunger winding. 30 00 St. Josephs Church winding. 30 Mike Dos too auditors Williams i my 1 r --4 h tax collector s commissions. Edward w Peters 299 62 299 62 stationery. Alex. H. Grom. 20 69 20 69 632 45 52 00 25 00 #1357 90 200 00 400 my mrs. Jennie Persing. a it a Josiah Wolf bequest miscellaneous. Harry Ellen la it Gen. Bor Dougli treas., salary 75 00 Harry Ellenbogen. Bor Ough treas. State tax on Boro. Bonds. 88 of Danville Nat i Bank rent for Safe Deposit la it a. 3 h Harry b. Patton. Sec y of Council salary 180 h Harry b. Patton. Sec y of Council making 1903 tax duplicate. 12 50 Harry b. Patton. See y of Council issuing milk licenses. 6 50 Harry b. Patton Sec y of Council postage Stamps. 17 75 United Telephone and Telegraph co., phone rent. 26 80 Thomas t. Vincent. Pro it the it ii it re ing Bond. 2 00 Vav. B. copy Berwick trolley ordinance. 8 50 eel. W Peters share for tax books. 3 00 a sewer Job 1280 79 hauling James Riffle. 476 70 we. Shepperson. 7 88 Chas. Met it them. 7 88 Ellis rank. 71 33 Law. Welliver. 14 25 Friendship fire co. 1 Ltd supplies i l. Use w. R. R. Co. Freight on Limestone. 156 07 we. Weehler Salt 4 of get. Weehler Salt. 1 35 j h Cole sundries. Ii 51 Trumbower a so Werk Heiser lumber Etc. 6 31 Silver Springs Quarry co., crushed Lime Stone. 152 55 Chulasky Iron a so Cement co., cinder. Lis to thus. N. Reifsnyder lumber and work. 42 20 Boettinger a so Deitz a pairing tools. 40 Keely a so Trump it Ower repairing tools. 4 61 we. S. Kocher repair ing to Ltd ols. A a surveying George f. Keefer. 9k i 679 04 500 63 98 00 2458 46 Street lighting. Standard electric Light co. 5417 35 police department j c. Mincemoyer chief of police. 6 h 00 j. G. Voris assistant police. 60000 1200 cd supplies. Pettibone Bros. Mfg. Co. Batteries. 5 40 h Ellenbogen a so a no. Helmets. 12 00 j. H. Cole sundries. 1 00 labor and hauling Harry Ellenbogen. Bor Ough treas., orders for pay Rolls on All labor and hauling. Survey n George f. Keefer. 238 0 we. G. Yetter. 3 00 materials. Etc. D l use w. R r. Co. Freight on lumber. 30 70 Edward Corman barrels. 3 00 h. B. Gaskins wheel Barrows. 6 00 Hoover Bros., lumber. Etc. 20 02 Creasy a so Wells Lum Ber. 293 74 Danville Bessemer co. Lumber. 332 83 Thos. N. Reifsnyder lumber Etc 214 23 s. Bailey a so co., Lum Ber. 28 70 Trumbower amp Werk Heiser lumber Etc. 15 99 h. Rupp work and materials. 13 55 Ellis rank planks 3 00 Reading Iron co. Re fined Iron. So 76 welliver hardware co sewer pipe Etc. 1433 09 Danville structural tubing co., Coal Etc 15 64 Frank Samuel Coal so 99 Joseph Lechner work and materials. 112 73 we. J. Rogers 1m k its 12 00 o. G. Mellin. Repairing tools. 6 70 Jesse Craft cent pump 119 70 John Keim. Bricks. 92 80 Curry amp Vannan. Materials and work. 325 05 John Hixson work and materials. 5 m h. R Moore a materials 11 75 j. H. Cole Cement Etc 495 57 Washington fire co. Freight and hauling. 15 85 Warren foundry Ami machine co. Iron sewer pipe. M6 45 Andrew Sheatz boots k 00 we. U Shoop rubber gloves. �?~2 of Curry a Peters steam engine. 250 00 Boettinger a so Deitz re pairing tools Etc. 4 i r. J. Pegg Coal. 1 18 s. J. Welliver. Pipe Etc. 15 26 John f. Tooley Gaso line. 1 so Keely a Trust Liwer repairing tools Etc 26 69 i i p. Newbaker services rendered. 4 00 is i i 241 kit in 411 feeding prisoners. J. C. Mincemoyer .13 91 total police depot. 1232 31 High Constable. B. B. Brown salary. 32 i b. B. Brown burying dogs. 3 h35 00 town Hall building. Repairs. Seidel it pc Bausch. I 24 Joseph Lechner. 9 30 j h. Cole. 52 15 John Hixson. 35 85 Thos. N. Reifsnyder 19 09 we. G. Brown. 30 a. Rosenstine. 1 00 Harry Mowrer. 46 50 George Crossley. 34 00 Georg Hendricks. 8 44 miscellaneous. Standard Gas co. Gas 30 �0 e w Peters taxes for 1903 131 h2 h. L Gross interest 100 my Joseph Hunter ii Terest 40 00 Sarah Mccuen clean ing. 5 00 Pursell a so Montgomery Mats for cleaning. 2 10 a 459 87 309 52 total town Hall bid g Council chamber a. C. Amesbury Coal. 9 80 it j Pegg goal 8 i Quot a. C. Roat repairs to furniture. 5 9k lock up repairs George Hendricks 1 70 thou n Reifsnyder .8 44 Joseph Imp cheer. I 71 supplies. A c. Amet Bury Coal 9 67 a a firt j p go. Coal 3 10 j h Yorgy a so Cocoa 2 95 s. J. A 11.\ or. Sundries 1 42 j ii a Ole. Sundries. A a 0\ in my 11 n 19 39 total lock up 31 24 rk39 77 total Cost of sewer. 12764 a a Borough recapitulation. 1908. Board of health 148 85 118 85 fire department. Friendship no. 1. Washington no. 2 Continental no. 3 Good will no. 1. Chief Engineer. Executive Board 225 90 221 21 201 34 632 45 52 00 25 00 streets and Bridges. H. B. Deen St. Com. 200 00 e. S. Miller St. Com. 400 00 labor. 680 79 hauling. 579 04 supplies. 500 63 surveying. 98 h Street lighting. Police department salaries. 12 h h supplies. 18 40 feeding prisoners 13 91 2458 46 5417 35 a 1232 31 High Constable. Salary. 32 00 burying dogs. 3 i town Hall building repairs. 459 87 miscellaneous. 309 52 Council chamber. Is 88 Lack up. 31 24 printing. 1 m 00 Legal expenses. 85 00 town clocks. 60 00 auditors. J my tax collector s corns. 299 62 stationery. 20 69 hit on Wolf bequest. 72 00 miscellaneous. 417 55 a a a sewer Job. The in r it ugh of i Penn a december 31st a assets taxes entered at the county commission ers office prior to 03. 171 12 1903 taxes entered. 16 50 balance of 1896 taxes a Lue from George w Miles. 51 8s balance of 1901 taxes due from Edward w. Peters. 1 1 my balance of 1902 taxes due from Edward w Peters. 67. 15 balance of 1903 tax due from Edward w Peters. 2051 is fire engine houses 0 my m steam fire engine. 3000 00 187k i 12764 82 25293 06 fire Hose. 3000 00 Small Hose. 25 00 sundry supplies. 175 00 tools for Street work 10 00 town Hall building. 8 my 0 furniture. 250 00 lockup. 1 h 00 barn on Friendship lot 135 00 City Hall rents150 00 sewer. 12764 82 of tie above amount of sewer have on hand in the Way of pipe engine and materials #1500 i Cash balance i hand Dei 31st. 1903 6825 07 1 54 is 55 liabilities. H. L. Gross mortgage on town Hall bldg 2500 h 3 per cent Bonds issued nov. 1st. 19 h14000 00 3k per cent Iannis issued july 1st, 190320000 my 365 h 00 assets exceed liabilities 094 k water department. George Vav. Miles receiver of 1k96 water tax for first Ami second wards. Or. To bal. Due per last statement. 39 48 or by Cash paid to the Borough treasurer during 19034 85 by bal at settlement 34 63 ----39 in Edward w. Peters. Receiver of 1901 water taxes. Or to balance due per last statement .71 94 or. By Cash paid to the Borough treasurer during 1903. 62 37 by bal a la be at settlement. 9 57 71 94 Edward Vav. Peters. Receiver of 1902 water taxes. Or. To balance due per last statement. 647 of to 5 per cent penalty added after Jany 1st. 190332 35 679 48 or. By Cash paid to Boro. Treas. A luring 190 a. 350 my bal. Due at settlement 329 43 679 43 Edward w. Peters. Receiver of 1903 water taxes. Or. To duplicate. 3617 48 or by 5 i it or cent rebate on a taxes paid within 60 Days. 116 72 by Cash paid to. Boro. Treas. Within 60 Days 2787 77 by Cash paid to Boro. Treas. Within 4 mos. By taxes entered at co. Come is office. By bal due at final settlement. 48 Harry Ellen Imogen. Borough treasurer Danville. A. Dec. 31, 1903. Water fund. Or. To Cash on hand Jan 1. 1803 3739 43 to 11. B. Patton. Rec of water rents 11750 97 to Eil. Vav Peters. 1901 taxes. 62 37 to de. W Peters 1902 taxes. 350 Ltd it to de. Vav Peters. 1903 taxes. 2987 77 to Cash from p. J. Keefer old pump sold. 3 of to Cash from p .1 Keefer old Iron sold 12 50 to Cash for use of pump 42 o to Cash from h. B Patton rec. Corpor Tiou Cocks. 74 60 to Cash from ii. B. Patton rec barrels sold. 1 70 to Cash from Pawnee Bill water. 2 to to Cash from Curry a Vannan fire plug. A 32 Imi to Cash from George Hullihen. Coal .3 h supplies Atlantic refining a a a nil. 135 54 Standard Gas co Gas. 98 20 a. M Peters ice. 22 10 Buffalo meter co. Met ers. Etc. 17 52 o s. Janney amp a it it soda Ash. 1 19 Quaker Ity rubber co sundries. 24 64 Rensselaer mfg co. Hydrants. 9 80 e. Keeler co., rubber belting. 7 75 j. H. Cole sundries. 40 10 j. H. Looser a Sci a Sil soda. 1 50 Cherry chemical a Ltd. Boiler compound. 78 55 u. T. Use t. Co phone rent. 21 00 Curry Vannan waste. 26 71 ii. R. Mooin. Sundries 30 65 Harrison Bros. A Salt a inc Almu 297 75 finance a a a of a. Coal 94 70 c. J. Callahan Coal 289 34 a. C. Amesbury. Coal. 33 66 toss cd Leffler Coal. 22 65 mrs. M. T 641 20 Kohr Hach a so Stannert Coal. 109 76 Irish Bra is. Coal. 10 8 4 s. J. 28 8 Ellis rank wheel 00 Dauville struck tub ing co., Rubb a Belt ing. 4 44 Emanuel Price Castor Oil. 1 50 Haines Jones a so cad Bury co Cor. Cocks 15 96 f. E. Fitts mfg co., steel Barrow. 13 00 Jos. Lechner varnish 75 de Corman. Sundries 5 m 2202 61 Street work. Repairs and extensions to Mains labor amp materials. Joseph Lechner. Win. Hullihen. Frank love. George Lechner. We. Paugh. Sam 1 Waite. Emanuel Price. Coleman a so James. Dan l Mcclow. John Lechner. Keel a so Trumbower. 65 21 4 50 4 50 6 is 1 25 1 25 20 60 1 00 1 70 91 09 freight a Dray age. 47 60 121 so 186 05 45 s3 35 8-2 24 20 6 3< Washington fire co. P. Amp r. Railway co. Penn a r. R co. J. Ii. Yorgy amp co. Ellis rank. We. Shepperson. Samuel Mills. 167 69 printing. Morning news intelligencer. G. Eil. Roat. 12 of 25 h is i stationery. We. F Murphy sons co f. R Miller Blank b k co. 13 00 water recapitulation 1903. Regular employees. Auditors. Miscellaneous. Tax receivers Coin. Borough solicitor. Repairs. Supplies. Street work materials Etc. Freight a so drayage. Printing. Stationery jm27 26 4 00 464 85 103 86 50 my 321 �202 61 91 09 467 69 55 i 16 75 7607 34 water . All taxes entered at county commission Era office prior to 1903231 67 1903 taxes entered. 4 56 bal. Of 1896 taxes Dale from Geo. W. Miles. 34 63 bal. Of 1901 taxes due from de w. Peters. 9 57 bal. Of 1902 taxes due from de. W. Peters. 329 43 bal. Of 1903 taxes due from de. W. Peters. 478 43 water Mains. Kim too i fire hydrants. 12300 00 building. Machinery. W a u 62837 00 filtration Plant com 17500 00 a Ash bal. On hand dec 31st. 1903. 4668 70 190 l 34 or by orders paid. By coupons paid. By Bonds nos. 18, 56. 87. 110, 119, 210, 224. 226, 228, 230, 244,260, 316. 326. 329, 837,339. 360 and 369 with interest paid. By old la ones nos. 215 a 235 paid with interest to july 1, 1900 to f. N. Bank. To Cash bal. On hand dec. 31st 1903.19061 34 water depot expenses for 1903. Regular employees. Engineers. 7607 3-1 2554 50 4010 so 220 h 4668 70 Jacob Byerly. Edward Bell. Geo. Hullihen. Geo. Hill hell. Chas. Bryan. De. Wertman. 773 50 778 66 8 60 564 10 555 65 6 75 p. J. Keefer salary. 1126 50 sup t 660 a my h. B. Patton. Receiver salary. 480 h 1 140 00 3827 26 auditors. Edward Purpur. Miscellaneous. H. P. Patton a mistake and by a a rent. H. B. Patton making 1903 tax duplicate. Harry Ellenbogen Borough treas. Salary. Harry Ellen Imogen Borough state tax on water Bonds. U. S express co. Sex. 1 00 41 50 12 50 75 a my 332 do 85 464 85 tax receivers commissions. Edward w Peters 103 86 Borough solicitor. Edwards. Gearhart. 50 00 repairs. Labor amp materials. Seth Lormer. 79 50 Thos. Williams. 9 75 we. Hullihen 35 00 e a. Adams. L 25 Joseph Lechner 15 55 Curry amp Vannan. 41 46 i. C Hunt. 75 de. Wertman .25 50 David rank. 7 50 Jesse Craft. 7 60 Richard Mccormick 3 13 Ben Livzey. 2 5 1 Chas. Iii Lens 4 20 Samuel Sainsbury. 3 Mied. Sainsbury. 4 20 Tell Heim. 8 75 Chas. Foster. 3 75 John Herman .7 50 h. R. Worthington 32 16 e. Heim. 3 i Trumbower amp Werk Heiser. 4 48 John Hixson. 9 25 Thos n Reifsnyder h 45 liabilities. 3 per cent Bonds Issue of july 1st. 1900198393 99 77000 00 assets exceed liabilities. 121393 99 we the undersigned the finance committee of the town Council of the Borough of Danville having been directed to it audit the accounts of the receipts and expenditures for the year 1903. Do certify that we have examined the above statement and find it to be Correct. Thos. J. Swank j i Albert Lloyd com George f. Reifsnyder \ we. The undersigned. Auditors of the Borough of Danville. County of Montour and state of Pennsylvania having examined the above statement of the receipts and expenditures of tin Borough Anil water funds for the year 1903, a to certify that we find them True and Correct. Charles g. Cloud d. R. Williams s we the chief Burgess and town Council of the Borough of Danville Coutv of Montour and stat of Pennsylvania do certify that tin above statement of receipts and expenditures of tin said Borough and water funds Are True exhibits As shown by tin books of tin Secretary and treasurer and the receiver of water rent according to our know ledge Ami belief we. G. Pike. Burges. Councilmen. Geo. Reifsnyder. J h Goeske. We. Davis d a. Montgomery. Amos Vastine j a. Dougherty. T .1 Swank Alberi Lloyd Thos. Welliver. David Cuson. A. Fenster Maghak. Jos. Gibson. Auditors Butler epidemic passed. The Philadelphia corps of physicians and nurses left Butler in a special Over the Pennsylvania Railroad for Philadelphia tuesday site Roou. During their seven weeks stay in Butler they took care of fifty fever patients and lost but two by death. They were escorted to the station and Bidden Tare Well by a delegation of members of the Relief com i it tee. No meeting of the executive committee was held tuesday a a veiling. At present then Are eleven typhoid cases in the emergency bos Pital at the county Home. One fever death occurred tuesday. Northampton and Monroe democrats. The Deal understood to have been made Between the democrats of Monroe and Northampton tor the Reu Omi nation of congressman Shull and sex congressman Mut Climer two years hence in the Twenty sixth District freezes out Carbou and Pike. It is possible for Northampton and Monroe to control the District nomination and they can Divide it Between them As Long us Fiey please. How sleep May be wooed Alov Emu a of tin let it will quiet the it it Ruimin ii in i n most of the mental devices for wooing sleep i ave failed because they have nearly always tried to resort to a local in other words they have made a homeopathic attempt to Stop thinking by thinking about something else a process which might also be called a elimination by lint All thinking spontaneous or forced draws More or less blood to the brain prevents deep inhalations and bars the Gate to the kingdom of dreams. Any device on the other hand which will make one take deep Long breaths spontaneously the invariable forerunner of sleep May be counted upon As a genuine remedy for insomnia. Even deep breathing Whilt h is forced is better than any purely mental attempt to win sleep hut if the deep breathing can be produced involuntarily one is sure of a passport to Nodland. After several nights of Experiment to this desired end the writer decided to apply the principle adopted by the masseurs who begin their manipulations a at the Point farthest from the seat of which in the Case of insomnia would be the feet. Lying on the right Side with the Knees together and considerably flexed the victim of insomnia should begin to pedal both his feet slowly up and Down with the movement entirely in the Ankles. The peddling should keep time with the natural rhythm of respiration and he continued until it is followed by deep and spontaneous breathing. Several people who have tried this remedy report that involuntary deep breathing invariably begins before they have peddled up and Down a dozen times. In obstinate cases of insomnia the patient May need to keep up the peddling two or three minutes or even More with intermissions if necessary. The treatment May also be varied by moving the feet alternately instead of simultaneously though the latter method Lias proved the More speedily efficacious in the Casos known to the writer. The explanation of the result obtained is probably simple. The blood is pumped from the head and with the removal of brain tension a general relaxation follows with a be Qinn it deep respiration and its resulting sleep. Good housekeeping. What the Moon can Tell a Clear 110011 indicates Frost. A Dull looking Moon Means rain. A single Halo around the noon indicates a storm. If the Moon looks High cold weather May he expected. If the Moon looks Low Down warm weather is promised. The new Moon on her Hack always denotes wet weather. A double Halo around tie Moon Means very boisterous weather. If the Moon changes with the wind in the cast then shall we have had weather. If the Moon be Bright and Clear when three Days old Fine weather is promised. When the Moon is visible in the daytime. Then May we look Forward to Cool Days. When tie Points of the Crescent of the new Moon Are very clearly visible Frost May be looked for. If the new Moon appear with its Points upward then will the month be dry hut should tie Points be downward More or less rain must be expected during the next three american Queen. Signs Are old. In ancient a refer they were turd a a a Ulni Liefton ii Ouhon. The custom of marking a business House by Means of a sign is of very ancient origin. In the great cities of the cast and among the ancient egyptians such u practice must have been unnecessary As All trades were classified and confined to certain sections of the City and then All wares were exposed to full View As they were displayed in open Booths. The history of grecian signboards is meager yet the allusions of aristophanes and Lucian to signboards warrant our belief in their use by the greeks Athens Cus tells us a the Hung the Well known sign in front of his advancing to roman times there is abundant evidence of signs As the discoveries of Pompeii and Ilera Laneum amply testify. In the Etty Nai City some of tilt streets derived to in names from signs just As hundreds of London streets have been Sci named. Tie roman Street virus Ursi Piliati was named from the sign for As the name indicates it was the Street of a the Bear with the hat but it was not until late in the fifteenth Century that the custom gained a footing in England first of All among the taverns and Alehouse. Later came the necessity of distinguishing Between certain shops brought about by the fact that the houses were not numbered and the people could not read word Julian King a i Ford in St. Nicholas. Ito pent free t rial a tin fee a a 4 or Rytti i in Parr a Tarn if we for look Book to Gay cd a 9 Itolar oilman fatal and a nod in ppr no. Ii. At a 50. J Luai Lor re Prada 75c. Your Sun v Back 1 f not sati Factor. Jig. Co., 1 to l Ean a�., Row Al Job a. F Iii Clit w i l it Ali it go a of in on. Quot Silas Wiz Diawn it the City and had to Send for a get bunkoed a Quot Quot nope lie pasted his Money to the inside of the bosom a if his shirt and when he went to come Home the Laud lord change his Exchange. Eulajim a. Baxter funny in t it where we say a Man puts his foot in his Mouth the French say lie puts his foot in has nose. Foster Ltd course. That Sall owing to the nasal sound in so Many of the French words. Boston transcript. Weak hearts Ari due to indigestion. Ninety nine of every one Hundred people who have heart trouble can remember when it was simple indigestion. It is a scientific fact that ail cases of heart disease not organic Are not Only traceable to. But Are the direct result of indigestion. All food taken into the stomach a hich fails of perfect digestion ferments and swells the stomach puffing it up Agana the heart. This interferes with the action of the heart and in the course of time that delicate but vital Organ becomes diseased. Or. D. Kauble. Of Nevada. O. Sys had Tomach Trub a and was in a bal state As 1 had heart trouble with it. I took Kodol dyspepsia cure for about four months and it cured me. Kodol digests whet you eat and relieves the stomach of All nervous Strain and the heart of All pressure. Bottles Only. $1.00 size hold inf 2la times the trial size which semis for 50c. Prepared by e. 0. Of Watt amp oo., Ohio ago. Sold lbs gone amp co. Paules a so co. Pennsylvania Railroad time t4ble in effect nov. 2 the 1 �?~.0-1. Scranton d6th la Pittston a a a a a. A a ii9 i7 1 42 4 2m ii it a 53 w ilk Sharre. La it plym the Kerry n Nanticoke Moscati Artiuh. Quot Wapwallopen. A a Nescopeck a Sousville la Hazleton. 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