Wilkes-Barre Times Leader from Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania • 14

14 TUESDAY EVENING. HE KILKES-BAEE2 TIMES.LBJHEE. MAY 26, 1908. Fire Co, No. S's new ho housa BANK STATEMENTS.

MAI 1 I I i j. Jllffl REPORT OF THE CONDITION OP The Wiake-s-Earre Lt-posii and v1r? Bank of No. 71 Publlo Square, of Wi.icet-Barrft, Luzeixa County, Pecmylvenia, at the ciose of busines, May IS, 1S0S: RESOURCES; Reserve fund: Caeh, specie and notes 89550.09 Legal securities 30.000.00 Due from approved reserve agents 101,481.78 i Cash, checks and cash items 44.85 LSI Due from backs and trust not reserve agents 7JSS.84 Bills discounted not due 170.1U 17 New 'Phone 71 8. Bilia discounted overdue, pro- tested and not 788,9 Bills discounted, time loans with collateral 149.118.15 Loans on call with collateral 15.9SI&3 -Loans by bonds and mortgages 199.207.09 Investment securities owned exclusive of reserve bonds, viz: Stocks, bonds, eto Real estate H.HSJ,', Overdrafts 844.83 1 Mn3er. Office, death of Lucy Carr, aged 2 years of scarlet fever.

The funeral, on account of the nature of the disease, was held at 2 o'clock this afternoon. Rev. J. H. Griffiths, of St.

Peter's Episcopal church, officiated and the interment was made in the Shawnee cemetery. Mnsic Lessons. Mis Jeanette Pross. a graduate of Backnell School of Music, (2 42 W. Shawnee avenue), desirea to obtain pupils on piano).

23t3 Fire on Welsh H1H. Fire was discovered in the celiar of the double dwelling of Mrs. Patrick Kelley at the corner of State and Cemetery streets, Welsh Hill The fire was first noticed by neighbors, who bursted In the door and put out the fire with a bucket brigade. The occupants of the building were out at the time and origin Is a mystery. Damage was slight.

Pure, Miik. and Cream. We serve our patrons with the purest of milk and cream. Puritv and cleanliness is our motto. If you tried our milk and cream you would have no otner.

Try our special bottle brand, there Is none better. Wagon will visit vour door every morning. ARCHIE WOOLBERT. m9-l Trucksville Farm. Leo Hardware Store Robbed Dr.

Charles Ashley Assaulted by Bur-eier. Two. bold robberies was committed last evening on Main street. Dr. Charles L.

Ashley while returning from a professional call came upon burglars and was assaulted. The first place visited by the thieves was Lee Bros, hardware store. The thief entered the store from the cellar and went to the main part of the building and took with him a revolver and a box of cartridges, at least that was all that is missing. DomnJck Mangan. who op- erates a nlcWete opposite the store.

a ehrangewman leave the store aooui rm ne tnougnt mat some i Total IJARrUTIEa. Capital stock paid la 150,000.00 Surplus fund 845,000.00 Undivided profits, less expenses and taxes cold e3.0S3.6S Deposits subject to Deposits speclai S.I97.2S9.7i Caahler's checks outstand ing tSULXS Due to banks and bankers not reserve agents 810.96 Bills payable on time 78.000.00 Total State of Pennsylvania, County of Luzerne, I. J. C. Bell, cashier of the abov rmmv company, do solemnly swear' that the above statement is true to the best of xay snowieage ana twuei.

J. U. BELL, Cashier, Subscribed and sworn to before me this 22d day of May, 1908. WILLIAM A. NXaLvL), Notary Puhlla.

Correct Attest: WOODWARD LBAvTNWORTH. JONOTHAN R. DAVIS. M. GAERTNER, Directors.

REPORT OF THB OuNBmow fv I rehearsal of Miller's band whichwai 10 r.ne uien piace ttiia evening has been, postponed until to-morrow evening. Mr. And Mrs. James Lewis and eon were recently the quests of Mr. and Mrs.

Thorn Itevts of Nantlcoke. EDWARDSVI LIE KJESE'S CASH STORE. 401 Mam St, Edwardavilla, Pa. It la the atore where you always can get your money's worth. Tha best goods always for the least money.

REESE'S CASH STORE. Are You Going to EuropeT If so, call and see us. We can save you time, trouble and money. Telephone or calL Hurwitz Steamahip Agency, Next to City-Hall. Wllkes-Barre Mr.

and Mrs. John Edwards of Slo-i cum street have returned home from Philadelphia, Atlantic City and other places where they have been spending their honeymoon. The school board held a meeting. The following members were present: Dr. Shlefly, chairman; Evans, Thomas.

Non-la, Clark, Martin, Williams, A. Jones, M. C. Jones, Price and Powell. Mrs.

Sarah Benny asked the board to exonerate her from taxes. This was referred to the exoneration com mittee. Morgan Jones reported the large bell In the new school had fallen down. Referred. Timothy Price stated that some trouble originated over the insertion of the word union in the plan for the heating of the new school building, but that an agreement had been reached and the building Is now under way.

A motion was made and carried that the exoneration committee hear exonerations. A list of sentences on the ravages of consumption was ordered printed on the box covers of the books which are to be purchased this summer. Thia action has been taken by the Wilkes-Barre school board and may1 be of great benefit in preventing the spread of tuberculosis. Prof. Herman gave a talk on the Junior and Senior-flag scrap, stating that damage was done to plastering In one room.

Martin made a jjotion that all disputes about flags b'ex avoided. The report of the supervising principal was accepted and his recommendations be accepted and adopted. The annexation then came up. At torney Jones of the council asked lh board to assist them in their suit against certain residents of Plymouth Township. T.

Wr. Thomas Ftated that when the Edwardsvllle council annex ed Larksvllle the school board was given no say. The following bills were ordered paid: Young and Whlteman, $11; W. G. Watkins, Spring Brook Water Company, $15.

The bills of the Wllkes-Barre Record, Times-Leader and Raeder Lithographing were laid -on the table. Motion by Thomas, seconded by Williams, tfiat an order for $1.12 be drawn on the treasurer to defray the expenses of the county convention. Yesterday afternoon a horse belonging to Isaac E. Jones, the grocer, and driven by William Addis, took fright on Church street and ran away, badly Injury the driver and damaging the harness and wagon. Class day exercises by the granuat tno- flass will hpld In the Ensrlish The Anthracite Savings Bank of Wilkes- I and neve' drawing rein.

The horses and men were covered with dust and dirt and looked as if they had ridden a number of miles since morning. Aa thy passed along the street they attracted much attention people coming to the doors and windows to. watch them. Since going to Chester, they have had hard times aiid seen much service and are to congratulated upon the way they handled the strikers who were unmanageable befors they were stationed there. Xews in Brief.

Hugh Eavens of Davis street Is having a new concrete retaining placed In front of his property and a new sidewalk placed around his home. Lewis Morgans, the West Main street hotelkeeper, will hold a sweep stake shooting match at live birds on the Island on the morning of Memorial Day. The Model Cash Grocery will be closed all day Saturday, being Tec t-tidrt Day. Will be open Friday night until 10:30 p. m.

J. F. Bachlnger. tf. The law fronting the l.

and W. depot is being planted with flowers. A retaining wall Is being erected In front of the property of Morris Jones on Shawnee avenue. James Beacham, photographer, 31 West Main street, Plymouth. All the latest styles and finishes.

m.w,s.tf William Parry visited Carbondale recently. The new building of Fire Co. No. 8 was turned over by the borough this afternoon to the "The program for-the exercises was not-com-oleted at noon to-day, consequently It could not be published In this evening's issue of this paper. Don't miss this week at the Shupp Bee Hive Sale.

Apron gingham, 6c; Fruit of Loom Muslin, 10c; Muslin, 5Vjc; Butter, 20c; 100 lbs. Flour, 6 lbs. Gliurer Snaps, 25c; Canned Tomatoes, 8c, and dozens of other cut prloes. Watch the windows. 26-28 James Young has taken a position with the Pennsylvania Railroad Co.

as engineer. Patrick Ward, a veteran of the Civil War and one of Plymouth's most respected citizens, is seriously ill at his home on East Shawnee avenue. Veterinary Surgeon, Dr. Thomas Eason, 133 Main street. Both 'phones.

tf Co. Jr. O. V. A.

will meet this evening at their hall for drill and a business meeting. All members are requested to be present. Thomas Jones of Plymouth, called on J. H. Williams of Nanticoke 'Sunday.

Tickets for clasp day June and commencement June 4. can be had off. the pupils of the senior calss or at Howland's and Davenport's book store. All persons are hereby warned that I will not be responsible for any debts contracted by my wife, Alice Fox. 2 2t3 Frank Fox.

A new Iron fence is being erected In front of the property of Dr. Johnson on Center avenue. The P. M. Conference of Pennsylvania will hold a campmeeting for ten days beginning on July 11 at Harvey's Lake, Miss Margaret Reese is visiting frH-nds-at -Sayrej- For graduate presents see our windows.

We have a big selection of appropriate presents that will be sure to. please. At the Shawnee casn store. Miss Irene Flagherty, of Wilkes- Barre. who was visiting with friends at Plymouth, returned home.

Miss Lynla Stubbleblne and Mrs. Wm. Ayers. of Mill street visiting with friends at Fort Fort yester day. Joseph Anderson was a recent call- m.28.25.2S.27,':sBaotist nn -4T -wimineathls morning JSbenezer Roberts, REPORT OF THE CONDITION of uepos.i Back of Kingston, Nx 87S Alarket street, of Lucerne County, Pennsylvania, at the close of RESOURCES, Rerve fund-Cash.

and notes ttt.m Legal seeurltiF g0.G9 from approved reserve agents 76.S05.5S Cash and Cash Items J.aSO.SS Iiie from banks and Trust not rf-MTve t.eU.TS discounted not due 105.2SO.SO ciiis fliscounted overdue, protested and not protesied 145.25 discounted, time loans with collate! 1M.T41.M l-Loana on call with collateral. S9.0M.O0 ljoang on call unon nn nr wore Thames 43, 960. El Ioana secured by bonds and mortgages 110,863.05 investment securities owned. exclusive of reserve bonda, viz: Ptocks. bonds, Mortgages and iudim-enta of record 70,204.44 795,54 7J Furniture and fixtures.

1,623.15 overdrafts 4.6Z Miscellaneous assets 68.05 Total J1.586.577.2T LIABILITIES. Capital stock paid In 14.250 .00 Surplus fund 124,895.00 Undivided profits, less axpen-aese and taxes paid 48.S81 66 Deposits, eubjeot to check Deposits special 857,662.43 Demand certificates of deposits 30.99 Certified checks 1,01881 Cashier checks out- standing; 1.891.00 1.105.238.90 Due to hanka and bankers not reserve agents1 16.21&.72 Total ST.SS8.377.27 State of Pennsylvania, County cf Lu zerne, as: E. M. Rosser. vice president of the above named company, do solemnly swear that the above statement Is true to the best of sny knowledge- and belief.

E. M. ROSSER. Subscribed and sworn to before ma this 21st day of May, 1908. W.

H. CHAPTN. Notary Public Correct Attest: T. C. ETTWARDS.

A. L. "WILLIAMS, A. THOMAS. 23t3 Directors.

REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE People's Bank of Wllkes-Barre, No. 13 Public Square, Luaeme County, Pennsylvania, at the close of business, May 19, RESOURCES. Reserve fund: Cash, specie and notes 88,888.83 Due from approved reserve agents 107,484.88 195, 888.80 Checks and cash Items 57,862.19 Due from banks and Trust not reserve agents 68.078.55 Bills discounted not due 882,246.33 Bills discounted overdue, pro-Jested and not 2,495,75 Bills discounted, time loans with collateral 808,898.50 Loans on call with collateral 235.305.00 Loans on call upon ona or more namei Loans secured by bonds and mortgages 127,592.00 Investment securities owned exclusive of reserve bonda, viz: Stocks, bonds, eto Mortgages "and judgments of record 67.S29.S0 1,107,986.88 Real estate 127,921.10 Overdrafts 4,508.94 Total $2,698,645.08 LIABILITIES: Capital stock paid In Surplus fund Undivided profits, less ex penses and taxes paid 250,000.00 500,000,00 66,572.15 Deposits subject to check 686,807.03 Deposits special 1,196,286.87 Demand certlfl- oat es of deposits 6,181.49 Certified checks 863.71 1,790,118.80 Cashier's checks outstanding. 8.841.10 Due to the Due to banks and bankers, not reserve agents Dividends unpaid Bills payable on demand 15.000.00 9,983. 28 8,180.00 60,000.00 Total $2,698,645.08 State of County of Luzerne, A.

A. Sterling, cashier of the above named company, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. A. A. STERLING, Cashier.

Subscribed and sworn to before me this 2 2d day of May, 1908. FRANK H. BAILEY, Notary Public. My commission expires Jan. Correct Attest: w.

THOS. II. ATHETRTON. S. D.

WARRINER. Directors. PARSONS. Are You Going to Europe? If so, call and see us. We can sava you time, trouble and money.

Telephone or call. Hurwitz Steamship Agenoy, Next to City Hall, 15t6 Wllkes-Barre. The flower sale under the auspices of the Epwortb League opened this afternoon and will continue until Saturday evening Mrs. Charles Benjamin, an esteemed and respected resident of this place, died early yenterday morning, the result of a paralytic stroke. She had en joyed good health up until about 9 o'clock Sunday evening and at 12:30 she expired.

Mrs. Benjamin was 66 years of age and for twenty years she has been a resident of Parsons, during which time she hajs endeared In the memory and esteem of a larg circle of friends. Her sudden demise has proved a shock to many. She la survived by her husband and one son, Roy Benjamin; also two sisters, Al-mlra Botmon and Mrs, Rhoda tllrlcn. The funeral will be held from the home Wednesday afternoon at 2:30, and Interment will be In the City cemetery, MINER'S MILLS Arrangements are being ma.de by ths members of the Miner's Congregational church for the annual picnic of that congregation which will be held at Mountain Park July 23.

This plcnlo has been annual sffalr and Is well patronized all of the town's people. The Antl-clgarette leaguo of the Miner's Congregational church will run a reading drama In the church this evening. All are welcome. County Sueprintendent Hopper mads his Annual visit on all of the township schools yesterday. Superintendent Hopper waa well pleased with the various schools throughout the town ship and stated that the pupils ar among ths hst In ih" county.

Misses Loretta Rellly. Mara Ruddy and Martin Healey left this morning for a day's outing on the mountains. MICHAEL LYNCH DEAD Michael Lynch, a well known resident of ths HMKht. died at his home last evening after a brief Illness. He Is survived by the followtnar brothers and slaters; Anthony, Fatrlck, John1 Church this evening, when W.

B. CLEARY, Clean the Street. Street Commissioner David DavU is that the street present a. re tpectat.le appearance 02 Saturday thfea Memorial day will t-e observed. Be requested all people to clean their portion of the street no later than ti day.

Mr. will have the borough teams around on Thursday and Friday to haul the dirt away and it Is to be hoped that the people will have a lit-tie pride ar3 see to Jt that the pae rnent la frost of their place of business is cleaned. Are You Going to EuropeT If to. call and see us. We can sat-e jou time, trouble and money, Tele- phone or eaJL Hurwitr Steamship Agency, Next to City Hail, tf.

Wllkes-Barre West's Club Meets To-night. At Lowertcwa this evening West's club are requested to meet at the home of John Carrol, near the Boston breaker at 7 p. m. 'The following piavers are requested to meet: Jones, of Edwardsville; Anderson, Russell. Dixon, Castner, Doran, Rafter, Ma-guire, Broghammer, Teagrer, Boyle, and Blaine.

Deatli of Young ChiM. At the home of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. William F. Evans, of Eva-os street, Welsh Hill, occurred the pec 1 as This week we will sell COLGATE'S FAMOUS TALCUM POWDER FOR 15o A BOX.

See window display at DURBIN'S Leading Cut Rate Sims Store, Plymouth, Pa. Let Us FiH Your Prescription For filling prescriptions we are excelled by none. Every chemical and drug is of the very best obtainable. Our prescription department is under the cafe of a Graduate Pharmacist. Mm Jones The Pharmacists, 111 EAST MAIN STREET.

Washable Suits In all styles and patterns. Boys' and children's suits in nobby patterns. We have the very latest for the least money. SEE WINDOW DISPLAY. Siegel We Issue Grsen Trading Stamps.

105 East Main Plymouth. First National Bank Of Plymouth. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, $300,000. President Edwin Davenport Vice President Henry Lees EL DeWitt Three per cent, interest paid on savin? deposits. Will pay all deposit on DEMAND without notice to the bank.

A Wonderful Remedy. All pain of every nature can be helped by steady, patient application of Dr. Glenn's "Peace In the Family. All fevers subdued by bathing the head, neck and chest freely, using It warm. The safest family medicine on the market Give It a trial Prepared only by M.

Bevan Plymouth, Pa. For sale everywhere. PLYMOUTH. Fred Rave, The Jeweler Has moved to No. 6 East Main street, formerly occupied by the Plymouth National Bank, if PEMLEY Pure Rye Tl finest straight whlrkey manufactured In the Unttod Btates no ex- ceptinn.

Al.sfluteJy pure. Never bottled tin-d-r 5 jcar old. eftrr siting in wood. Try our bottled lpr ami porter. F-k.

dally. Trompt delivery. Fred Schwartz Established Tears. PLYMOUTH, PA. 34 Eset St.

across the street and found the front doors unlocked. He then gave the alarm but no trace of the thief could be found, although careful March was made. The next place entered was that of the office of Undertaker A. E. Williams and the thieves was discovered by Dr.

Ashley about 12:15. He was out making a call and his residence adjoins the office of Undertaker Williams and as he came to the office he saw the light was burning and thought that Mr. Williams was the office and he entered the office and shouted and asked Mr. Williams what he was doing and suddenly a man rushed from the office which is located in the rear of the waiting room. The intruder struck Dr.

Ashley In tha face and knocked him down and then suddenly disappeared. Mr. Williams was notified but on an investigation, found nothing missing. The burglar entered. the office by forcing open a rear door and was about the building looking for something of value whea Dr.

Ashley came upon the scene. The burglars are becoming daring and It Is about high time that some cf them were landed behind the prison bars. It Is only a few nights ago that F. R. Hendershot's and John Hauler's blacksmith shops were robbed of soma tools, and a warning was given In this column to the public to safeguard their business places.

We also warned tha police, but the burglaries are being successful notwithstanding the warning. There are no less than twenty- I five loafers hanging the street find until such time as the authorities find a way of getting rid of them sa long wiil those petty robberies continue:" Every one of them should be arrested and made work their fines out in work on the streets and no longer would they exist, as the thing most dreaded by them is work. Idle hands are malicious. Use Freeman's Rye Whiskey, best for medicinal purpose the SOtt Injured by Fall of Rock. By a fall of rock in the GaylorJ miner, was slightly Injured and August Fenxyk.

laborer, was perhaps tally injured. he men were em- pjoyeo in loaning coai wnen me iau occurred with the above result. Both men were rushed to the emergency hospital at the bottom of the shaft, where it was seen that Fenxyk wa3 seriously injured It was decided to send him to the hospital. Roberts was taken to his home. Both men are married." USE FREEMAN'S WHISKET.

PURK RYS tf. Handsome Electrical Sljsrn Erected. The large electrical sign erected in front of Geo. Durbin's Keystone pharmacy last evening is by far the largest and handsomest electric sign the town. The sign is almost six feet tall, being In the shape of a keystone and having the name "Durbin's" the top, the word "Drugs" at the bottom and a large In the center.

Both sides of the slgu are identically the same and in all 200 lights are used to carry Out. the. lighting part ot the Sign The sign was manufactured Vy KroPf ros- In color it has a background of dark blue, the fac? i the letters being wh te wit shading of dark red and all In all is the handsomest sign of any kind the town. Use Freeman's Hye Wbtsksy, bet for nvidiclcal purposes. ths Passage Through Town of Troop B.

Just at noon to-day about half ths members of Troop whose barracks are at Wyoming, and who have been stationed at Chester the last few weeks, on account of the trouble during the street railway strike in that district, passed through here, riding on a trot along Main street, Hartman The Pure Drug Man Says: Prescription Work Skillfully Prepared, From Fresh, Pure, Genuine Drugs, Precisely according to the Doctor's orders, is the only kind ever turned out at Jlartman's. It's right. s.c. Hartman PLYMOUTH, PA. $10 and $12 Suits The man who buys moderate-priced suits will ba greatly interested in our Ten and Twelve-dollar Suits.

We aim to give our trade the best moderate-priced clothing that money can buy. And we do it. We do not accept the production of every manufacturer that can turn out suits to sell for $10 and $12 not much. On the other hand, we have these suits built by makers who are willing to stretch a point and give lis sometl-ing better than others give us for a like price. We think it would be difficult for you to distinguish our $10 and $12 Suits from the higher priced ones.

The Home of Good Clothes. D. Kabatchnick The Hcae of Good Clothes. PLYMOUTH, V.K er among friends at Westmoor. 'Reading, "An Inventor's Our base ball line Is complete.

Boys Jennie Lloyd unlfoms one dollar each, at Dooley prophecy E. Cavil Company. tf. I Song, "God Is Love" Class Mrs. Edward Jones spent yesterday presentations to the Seniors.

afternoon with Mrs. George Van Bus- Song, "Hasten Away" Cls kirk of Westmoor. Mantle oration Hayden Phillips George E. Lewis, Roy Lewis and i Acceptance of the mantle wife, and Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Par-; Walter Lynn, '09 rish spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Japanese drill Senior girls Geora-e Smith, of Berwick. I Chorus High school To Introduce "Dandroclde," the Benediction H. R.

Jones modern dandruff cure and hair tonic, I Commencement exercises will he we will sell for a short time only, one, held In the Welsh Congregational Street, of Luzerne County, Pennsylvania, at the close of business. May 19th, 1908. Reserve fund: Cash, specie and notes 41,977.93 Due ironv epprovea reserve agents .191.27141 S84.851.89 23,782.42 Checks and Cash Items Due from banks end Trust I Co. a not reserve agents 4.E8S.09 Bills discounted pot que Bills discounted overdue protested and not protested Bills discounted, time loans. 181.04133 10,925.00 293,210.8 91,608.69 with collateral Loans on call with Loans on call upon one or uiuio Loans secured by bonds and mortgages 118,676.

00 Investment securities owned exclusive ef bonds, viz: Stocks, bonds, etc. 1.156.81193 Real estate, 28,80743 Furniture and fixtures 7,178.85 Overdrafts 407 Total IS. Capital stock paid la SOOvOOQ.09 600,000.00 87.110.40 fiurpius inina Undivided profits, less penses ana taxes paid Deposits eu eject to check 425.S37.M Deposits special Certified checks 62197 1,473,587.69 Cashier's checks oustandlng. 7,681.02 Due to banks and bankers, not reserve agents 667.45 Total Amount of Trust Funds, vis: Mortgages 90tC88.B9 Other Investments 393,640.14 Uninvested cash balance 13,123.29 Total Trust Funds State of Pennsylvania, County of Luzerne, -I, A. N.

Rtppard, Trust Officer, of the above named company do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the beat of my knowledge and belief. A. N. RIPPARD, Trust Officer. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 23rd day of May, 1908.

WM. J. TREMBATTL Notary Public, Correct Attest: ANDREW F. DERR, GEO. N.

REICHARD, BENJAMIN REYNOLDS, 23t3 Directors. REPORT OF THE CONDITION of the Luzerne County Trust of Wilkes-Barre, No. 27 Public Square of Luzerne I County, Pennsylvania, at the close oft business, May 19, 1908. RESOURCES, Reserve fund: Cash, specie and notes $43,282.11 Due from approved reserve agents 45,697,73 Checks and cash Items Due from banks- and Trust not reserve agents Commercial and other paper purchased Loans upon call with collateral Time loansnpon collateral Loans secursd by bonds and mortgages Investment securities owned exclusive of reserve bonds, viz: Stocks, nJd etc Mortgages and judgments of record 88,687.7 Furniture and fixtures 14,365.19 11.773.25 363.870.81 88.672.0S 44,777,91 801.ri5.7S 7.219,13 Total $1,007,561,991 LIABILITIES. Capital stock paid in 160.000 00 Surplus fund 176,000 00 Undivided profits, lees expenses and taxes paid 36,873.41 Deposits subject to check Deposits, special 311,196.87 Due to the commonwealth Treasurer's and certified checks outstanding Due to banks and 25,000.00 1.316.23 bankers 614.636.T4 not reserve agents Dividends unpaid Bills payable on demand 5,680.84 8H.0O 86,000.00 Total $1,007.54199 Amount of trust funds Invested 67,000.00 Amount of trust funds uninvested t.288.64 TotAl Trust fundi 60,288.64 CORPORATE TRUSTS.

Total amount (I. e. faoe value) of Trusts under deeds of trust or mortgnges execute! by Corporations as Trustee to secure Issue to the oom- pnnv of corpomte bonds. Including Equipment Trusts. State of Pennaylvanla, county of Lu-sme.

ss: I. A. H. Bloom, treasurer of the above named company do solemnly rwear that the above statement Is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. A.

It. BIvOOM. Treasurer. Subscribed and sworn to before me tble 23rd day of May, OSCAR II. DILLET, Notary Public.

Mr commission expiree Jan. 1909. Correct Attest: 3. K. WETTZENKORN, C.

WALTER. GEO. K. POWELL. TMroctom i and Timothy, Mrs.

Patrick Mulherrln and Catherine. The funeral will take place from the family residence in Coal street tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock with a mass of renulem In St. Mary's Chur-h. Division 29, A. of which Mr.

Lynch a member, will mt In their hall this evening to mak ar rangements to attend the funeraL men wnu in nn hitaineua a ha the man walk up tha street his actions looked suplclous and Mr. Mangan went i "Hughes Pure Drugs" Price saving is not our only Inducement. Quality Is the first and greatest. This applies to our entire stock of drugs, medicines, surgical supplies, sundries, rubber goods and In fact everything In our store. Any doctor will trust us with his prescriptions.

Hughes' RELIABLE PHARMACY. Center, Shupp Bldg. Plymouth. CHOICE SELECTION. For a choice selection of millinery you should not fail to call at our store insr la nao-n)fifTi-o iianlf In (to na.Vi style-beauty in the broad range of choice-which the collection affords.

The prices at our store are always the lowest. BARON'S mLLLVERY ESTABLISHMENT. 135 East Main St. mSl-ln PLYMOUTH, PA, If the whole truth about British Cholera Remedy were known we feel sure that It would be kept In every home. It does all that any other remedy can do.

Does It quicker and without harm. Cures qramps, diarrhoea, dysentery, colic, 25 cents. Prepared by Williams Druggist, Plymouth, Pa. Don't throw your money away for anything else, but try a 25c bottle of Headache, Stiff Neck Cramps, Catarrh, Pain In the Bides, Chest or Back, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Sore Throat, Colda and Insect Stings, Eguiterro No. 1 The most 'wonderful Blood.

Stomach and System Cleanser of this century. It Is half of the cure Jn all Chronic and the whole cure In lesser ailments. 25c. Rheumatism U-UCURE Herewith I also announce that I am manufacturing a special set of remedies for Which really will cure any case of Rheumatism, no matter how old, hard or severe. The set la composed of 5 df.

ferent remedies and will Jat ten days. Treated hundreds of casts of 5, .10 and 15 years' atsndlng. wffhout failure, Price Hent by express on receipt of price. Write to (with enclosed s'atnp.) A. 0.

Groblewski, MwrrAcrt n. 211 Mian Plymouth, pa. I 3 in at i a it in the following program will begiven: invocation Rev. H. R.

Jones Chorus High school President's address Geo. Wilson Reading, "The Stage Struck Louis Evans Class history Edward McMahon Sour. "Gentle Class Church Friday evening. Jaggers orchestra will furnish the music and Dr. D.

J. Waller, principal of the. Blooms-burg State Normal school, will deliver the address of the evening. VITAL STATISTICS Marriage License. John H.

Williams Wrllkes-Barre Margaret Jones Wllkes-Barre J. S. Williams Tallahassee. Fla. Elizabeth Hazzard Wilkes-Barre James F.

McGee Hazleton Jonn Williams Ashley g-aas Gowen Mrs. Mary Izakas wowen Joseph Hymlok Laurel Run Fannie Hrleunlck Laurel Run Deaths. ROBERTS At Retreat, May 21, Philip Roberts, aged 40. Tuberculosis. CARR At Plymouth, May 25.

19ng. of typhoid fever, Lucy Carr, aged about 8 years. STARK At Hudson. May 25. 190S, Henry J.

Stark, aged about 50 years, accident. TAYLOR At Ashley. Mav 2S, 190 general debility. Mrs. A.

B. Taylor, aged 68 years. BENJAMIN At Parsons, Mav 25. of paralysis. Mrs.

Charles Benjamin, aged Sd years, CAPKRONA William Caperon of HUldale, aged 24 years, of wounds. LYNCH In WIlkes-Barrft, May 25, 190 Michael Lynch, sged 37 years, complication of diseases. Births. To Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Joseph Smith. 97 East South street, May 20, a son. To Mr. and Mrs. 3.

Willard Patrick, 80 Dodson lane, may 22, 190S, a daughter. To Mr. sndd Mrs. Jacob P. Ernst, 493 South Franklin etreet.

May 20, 1908. a ri- To Mr. and Mrs. Ma Meyers. 81 South Welles street.

May 23, 1908. a son. SWEEPSTAKE SHOOTING MATCH Lewis Morgana, the well known East Mnln street hotelkeeper, will hold a shooting match on the Island on Decoration Day. A number of the crack amateur shots of the valley will participate In the shoot and all are In-, vlted to take part In the match. The match will be held In the morning and will be at live birds, a larae number of which have ben secured, and all can be accommodated.

rea-ular dollar bottle for 69 cents at Dooley Co. f. Mr. and Mrs Joseph Schwartz spent Sunday in their summer home at Lily Lake. A drawing Is being arranged-, for the.

benefit of Mrs. Edward Honer, whose husband died some time ago. Come and see us for graduate presents, many selections at the right price. I. Glou.

On account of the dedication of HAVE YOU SEEN LONG? Have you any furniture that needs upholstering or do you want to have stip covering made? If so, consult a practical upholsterer. HARRY LONG, 37 Walnut Street, Plymouth, Pa. Controlling the Seasons Is easy with one of our new designs In refrigerators for you can have hot weather out of doors and a whiff of ''Greenland's Icy Mountains" fron your refrigerator, where your foods I are preserved at a small coat for Ice! when you buy an up-to-date refriger- ator from Mcore's. We have them from IS upwards. Largpfrt st-k of Furnitairs and Carpets on the Vrt Rldo Edison Phonographs and Sewing Machine 913.75.

Moore Bros. Co. 141 MAIN STREET PLYMOUTH. PA. I.