Punxsutawney Spirit, 1904-11-16

              4 VOL XXXII. Madam May, The new fall and winter styles of Clothcraft and H. S. & M. clothes are here. We can honestly say we have never seen better made clothes for man or boy nor a better selection of styles. No other store offers as good clothing as we do. No other store can show half the stock to select from that we do. And in no other store will your money go as far as it does here. Weber's Clothing Wins FOR FALL and WINTER 141 t« Shown in Town Can Be Seen In Our Store. *1.051.382 VI from $10 to $20 Men's All Wool Suits Every style in all the newest coloring are here. VV'e can fit yon for all kinds of changeable weather with a Rain Coat, Top < 'oat or Heavy < )vercoat. Prices ranqe from $5.00 to $20.00. PUNXSUTAWNEY, PAL, NOVEMBER 16, 1904. Interest InK Kronl the Jefferson County Capital. —For holiday goods J. B. Eberhart Co. are headquarters. Due notice will be Riven of our grand opening.Famous palmist, gone to Lindsey. Can be seen at the Haley House. Consult her in business, love and marriage. Half pric e to-dav and to- ■ morrow, 25 and 5ft cents. Madam leaves Saturday morning.* OVERCOATS AND SUITS pF.PORT OF THE CONDITION Loan* and discounts |728..*>01 !1» Overdrafts, secured and nn11 rc*l yw» I*. s. bonds to scciiri' circulation £r».(*io 00 r. S. Bonds On Iiiuh! .00 00 Premiums on l'. S. Bonds l.iT.K) US Bond*, securities. etc N4.H44 40 Furniture and Fixtures 4.ouo uo l>u«* from National Banks mot re serve fctrrnts) :w,144 27 I>u«' from State Banks au<l Bankers :<.47!> 2f» Due from approved rorrvc agent* I0.~i.202 4ii Checks and other rash itrm* H.65N 1!) Notes of other National Banks !iu 00 Fractional paper eurreney, nickles and cents Lawful money, reserve in hank, viz : Specie Legal-tender notes Nov. 10. 11104. KK«OlTK('KS. Punxsutawney National Bank »it I*unxHutawi>ev, in the State of Pc-nnnylva iiia. at tne clost> of husim-ss. —of th« $40,042 'JO 14.170 00 BMil -•»> Redemption fund with 1*. S. Treasurer (5 per cent of circulation) 1.250 00 Total < apital stock paid in 9100,000 00 Surplus fund 60.000 00 Undivided profits, less expenses ami taxes paid 15.499 74 National Hank notes outstanding 24.500 00 Due to other National banks 1,258 93 Individual deposit* subject to check S805.365 58 Demand certificates «»f deposits 44.758 25 850.123 83 L1AUILITIKS. Mr. C. H. Guth intends leaving: some day this week*for New York City, where ho will purchase a large stock of holiday goods. Mr. William Shields is having a substantial concrete walk laid In fropt of his West Main Street property.An elocutionary entertainment will be given in the Court House on the night of November 22. for the benefit of the Pennsylvania Memorial Home hospital department. The New Jefferson Hotel was not opened for the reception of guests on Monday as it was expected to be. It will tak«' nearly two weeks before it will be fully completed and in running order. Charles \V Perry, who is employed in the Union Bargain Store at Du- Bois, was in town part of last week. Beginning on Monday of this week Mr. Perry will be in the same firm's large store at Falls Creek. The November term of the Court of Quarter Sessions met on Monday morning. The list consists of 54 cases. A large crowd of principals, witnesses and attorneys are in attendance. The following constables were appointed tipstaves: I. B. Mc- Laughlin, Summerville borough: George Shultz. Union Township, and M. R. Crawford, of Washington Township. Foreman of Grand Jury, John McMurray, of Brookville. Constable S. G. Pysher, of Hose Township, is in charge of the grand Jury. Applicants for license at the January term of court are hustling to get signers to their applications, which must be tiled and advertised at least three weeks before the meeting of court. Fine line of suits from $500 to $22.00. Hats, Underwear, Shoes, Trunks and Suit Cases. Come in and let us show you the goods. Mr. K. E. Clover, of the Hotel Pantail. at Punxsutawney, wa* in town Monday. Mrs. E. C. Clements entertained a large number of her lady friends at tea Monday afternoon and evening. Id'ClUS W. ROBINSON | S. A. KINN .1. A. WEBER Directors. W. S. BLAISDEMj I JOHN H. BAIK j Total tUllJM M State of Pennsylvania. i 'otuity of .J<*flVrnont hh. I, F. <\ Lantr. eaHhier of tin* alwive nam<-d bank, do aoleninly H\vcar that the above statement in true to the best of my knowledtr*' and belief. F. LAN<». cashier. Sworn unit HubMcrtlx'tl to liefon* m«> this 15th day of Novrmlwr. XSKM. .1. A. WHITEMAN. Notary Public. S51 !>.r» 1 2 .IN 14:: 3u 100,000 00 5,000 00 5,000 00 H. J. L0EB MENS AND BOYS FURNISHER 194,'J34 !♦:: 1.7 11 02 595 U<i 227 90 $987,673 Ss fi.ooo Oil Men's Belted Overcoats >' Suits and Overcoats 54 inches long, prices from $10 to $20. Men's Rlaek and Oxford all wool Overcoats 44, 46 and 50 inches long, these Coats have the correct Swagger hang that you cannot get elsewhere, prices from $10 to $22. Men's Dress Shoes and Furnishin When we say we save you money on boys' clothing we mean we can substantiate our statement. We mean we give you only reliable goods and prices based on a very small margin of profit. You will find a saving of from 50c to $1.00 on every boy's suit or overcoat. Men's Underwear We show the latest and most extreme new last, as well as the plain and staple kinds. Snag Proof Boots and Shoes. We have the exclusive agency for these goods, and are without doubt the best goods made. Our hat department is full of all the newest creation in headwear, including the famous Knox hats. New fall shirts in the Monarch and Cluett Brands. J.A.WEBER THE ONE PRICE CLOTHIER We have not the space to describe it hut the assortment is larger and [trices lower than offered elsewhere. About Your Future. SKIRT SALE Teachers* liiNtitut^. flKPORTOFTHE CONDITION —of the— First National Bank at the close of business, November 10, !'.»•» I at l'unxsutawney, Pn 54.114 • Lawful K;ink, viz: specie $31,234.:::* I Notes 22.NSO.OO Redemi tion fund with 1'. S Ti ' iis <r» i rr ccnt. of circulation uRents  Cheeks other cash items Notes of other Nat'l Banks Fractional paper currency, nickels and cents  Money Reserve in Hanking Premiums «»11 ['. S. Bonds Bonds, securities. etc .... and fixtures  Due from ap,roved reserve house, furniture S. Bonds to secure circulation Overdrafts, secured and un secured  RESOURCES. Loans and Discounts  (1. V. W. Mark. Supt. Schools Program: -Devotlanal Exercises, Rev. Miner. Music. School Hygiene, Miss ITncapher. Discussion. Music. The Batavia Method of Instruction. Miss Cronin. Discussion Music. School Dicipline, Miss McConnaughey. Discussion. Music. Memory in Early Childhood (held over from last session), G. F. W. Mark. Discussion. Music. We will hold our second monthly teachers' institute Saturday, November 19. nt 9:30 a. m., in the high school rooms of tne East Ejnd school building. We again invite all who are interested in our schools to meet with us. The paper on School Hygiene will be very interesting to mothers whose little representatives we have with tis every day. We also extend a cordial invitation to our neighboring teachers to come and take part in the discussion of the papers to be read. Remember the hour, 9: 30 a. in. Total $]oo.oo)i o<> 60,000 00 Saturday and Monday, November 19 and 21 26,449 96 100,000 Olt 739 7 1 K. C. WINSLOW. .1 H. F1N K . l.KVI McOR ICOOR. Directors. Correct- At tent Two Weather Prophets. to check $332.-1....7 1 Demand cert Iflcates of deposit. . 36S.0O8.47 700.4S4 1 * IliK"  Dim- to other Nat'I Banns. . Individual deposits subject Id A Bl IJTI K8. < '.-ipltal stock paid in  Surplus fund  I'tullvlded profits, less ex- penses and taxes paid . . . Nat l Bank notes outstand- $987,673 ss LOT NO. Ladies' ar)d Misses SKirts A look at tlif skirts ami the prices will convince yon that they are the best bargains ever given. Our stock of skirts must he reduced, to make room for our Holiday (ionds. Prices will be cut fully A on some styles, and our whole line will be subject to a big reduction. JOHN ST. ('LAIR, Notary Public Sworn and subscribed to before me tills lf.tli day of November. 1904. < 'ashler. LON I'ANTAI.I. I, Lou Pantall, Cashier of the uhove named hank, do solemnly swear that the above statement Is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. County of Jefferson, hs Total  State of Pennsylvania. p KPORT OF TIIK CONDITION Abraham Jacobson, a typical east I side Heorew, in New York city, came (to this country Home few years ago | penniless.and by hard, industrious labor, secured money enough to start out in the world as a merchant of small wares. He became a character which at all times one would be glad to see on account of the originality of his little travelling store which he carried around the different sections of the city day after day. He became so well known around the east side of the city that Hal Keid wrote a comedy around the old man and called it "The Peddlar," which will be seen at the Punxsutawney Opera House, Wednesday, November, 23. j Sam Thorne, the great Hebrew delineator, will enact the role of Abraham Jacobson. He will have the assistance of a strong acting company, provided by Sullivan, Harris and Woods, under whose management this play is produced. Prices 75, 50 and 26 cents. Reserved seats on sale at Feicht's Drug Store. LOT MO. 2 This lot comprises skirts that range from $2.00 to $3.50, but odd sizes. Sale price - $1.25. $298,828 IS 16 17 Our reguler line of skirts that sold at from $.'{.00 to $4.00. Sale Price $2.65. LOT INO. 3 3ti00 00 104,074 »»0 60,000 00 you would know that our drugs are pure. But you are not so we ask you to take our word for it. Just trust us as you do your doctor. HAMILTON'S PHARMACY $582,495 18 SALE Strollers November 25. 50.000 00 continued for 10 days. Read particulars on 8th page* Successor to REUBIN Tor«nee Block $ 50,000 00 5.000 00 20,811 53 $682,495 18 LONG BROS., PUNXS'Y, PA. The modern housekeeper insists on having dainty china for Thanksgiving. A table might as well he without the usual delicacies, as to he without fine china. From now until Thanksgiving we will offer Haviland China at an extremely low price. Note these prices. $3.75 tea plates :it $'i.()0 dozen. $5.50 cups ami huh rs $4.25 dozen. 4.15 dinnerplates at .'5.50 dozen. '2.25 deserts - 1.89 dozen. 2.75coveredtur'n at 2.10 each. 1.00 steak platters 89c each. 1.75 sauce boats at 1.19 each. 1.75 turkey platters 1.39 each. Rodger's knives and forks $3.74. Haviland China for Thanksgiving. —Tarn O'Snanters at 30 cents, feathers $1.50, veiling and hair switches. Mrs. Emma Burkett's. —Special lot of feathers $1.50 each, now $1.12. Mrs. Emma Burkett's.Total  State of Pennsylvanla. County of Jefferson, ss I. James H. Maize. Cashier of the iibovt'-namcd bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement Is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. JAMES» H. MA1ZB. Cashier. Subscribed ami sworn to before me this 15th day of November, 1904. GEORGE W. FINK. Notary Public. Correct—Attest: T. C. ZEITLER, WThUAM ELWOOD, JAMES H. PHOTHKRO. Directors. —Bargains In skirts nt Long's. —Warm shoos and rubbers. Murray & Joradn. —Warm shoes and rubbers. Murray & Joradn. and this you arc cordially invited to do, for we always have specimens of recent work on exhibition.SINGLE GLANCE AT A is very different from the net me up, knock me off kind, that stamps the output of the ordinary studio. With us, each small detail is attended to with the utmost care. Our work shows individuality, character and dignity. It's extremely hard to explain in words the difference between those two methods but it's extremely easy to SEE IT E. T. WHITE PUINXSUTAWINEY, PENIN. The WHITE METHOD of MAKING PORTRAITS If you were a chemist HAM1LTONS Get It At OS 35 CHINA DEPARTMENT All skirts ranging in prices from $">.()() to $(i.()0. Sale Price $4.25. 32,230 60 2.500 00 59,206 38 i.asi .. i 2,100 00 28,957 39 agents  Checks and other cash Urns Notes of other Nat'l Banks Fractional paper currency, nickels, and cenis. ...... Lawful Money Reserve In Hank, viz: Specie $24,390.(to Legal-tnd'r notes 7,840.00 Redemption fund with IT. S Treasurer <5 per cent, of circulation)  lation  Premiums on t\ S Bonds.. Bonds, securities, etc  Banking house, furniture and fixtures  Due from approved reserve Loans and Discounts  Overdrafts secured and unsecured •.  lT. S Bonds to secure circu- —of the— at Punxsutawney. pa. business, November 10, 1904 RKSOt'BCKS. Farmers' National Bank lit the close of Total "I find that the bone is dark all the way through, and, according to the discolorations, the winter of 190 1 and 1905 will be very severe. It will start early in November and will continue until late in the spring. The indications are that we will have some great snow storms." With all due respect for the sacred traditions of the venerable Reading seer and his current output it will be observed that his prophecy lacks the element of deflniteness and it will therefore be necessary for our people to consult the Punxsutawney Groundhog Almanac, which is issued at the official weather works, if they expect to cut ice to any great extent. Elias Hartz, the ninety-year-old Berks County goosebone weather prophet, is out with his annual prediction, which reads ns follows: 2,171.51 457,183 of deposit . ■ Cashier s checks outstanding 256,707.12 1 n g  Individual deposits subject to check ... $198,305.02 Demand certificates LIABILITIES. Capital stock paid in  Surplus fund  Undivided i rottts, less ex- penses and taxes paid... Nat'l Bank notes outstand- November 25. the day following Thanksgiving, instead of November 15, as stated in last week's Spirit, the much advertised Strollers will be here. The application for seats is unprecedented in Punxsutawney. IM (OW««llil.HOI.m»l OIHOMW* MUM 'IH> to "iHH • - : .ir/ ;* • > ' ' «f • ■ %\)t fJunxsutaumcn Spirit r NO. 24.