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+ THE JOHNSTOWN Nels |- Arm PAILY REPUBLICAN, TUESDAY, FEB. 13, 19m men: rm: Olive Oil IN GLASS- f 25°, 50c¢, 90¢ EY JUG-- 1-2 Gal. $1.69 CUARANTEED Charles O. Cross & Sons . BEECKER'S 8 A B~ € Plas'ers' CErre Lame Rack. AN UP-TO-DATE Store, Ofiieze Or Factory notonly gives a Good Impression BUT / # f“ Brings Business ' _ CONSULT The Builder We 261%. 18 $. Market St. JOHNSTOWN. 00 49 W. Main St. Johnstown Chase AND Sanborn's Seal Brand Japan Tea a An extraordinary tea at air ordinary price. Half pound packages ° 25 Cents Two I 300 Telephones 596 . fupton Bros. & W. Main - St, Johnstown CITY FATHERS HOLD ADJOURNED SESS PAY FOR NECESSARY STREET MPROVEMENTS, WIL CARE FOR FIV: T.CRIUSFARES --City Engineer Instructed to Commence Proceedings to Widen Xorth Perry Street-Places for Holding Primary Elections Are De- | - signated. the city fathers being in attendance when the session was called to or- : der. In accordance with the follow- ing resolution fntroducel by Alder- f man-at-Large Coughlin the city is to : hme a bond issue to cover the cost ' of making improvemenis to several got tho streets that are in dire need - af atter:tfon: Whereas, the common council of the city of Johnstown has kReretofore, I ARRANGE FOR BOND ISSUE TO Total Estimated Cost of Improve» , ments Will Amount to $21,181.12 ¢ | terest at the rate of five per? centum ; per annum payable semi-annually at the Johnstown Bank aforesaid as the same shall acerue, viz.: The first, in- . stallment of Anterest on the: first day |. of September, 1913; subsequent in- | | stallments of interest on the first | day of March, and the first day of September in each of the years 1918, 1914, 1915, and the last installment { on. Marck first, 1916; that the in- terest coupons attached to said bonis bear date the first day of March 1912, and be signed by the mayor that the several bonds be signed | the mayor and be countersigned 1 the city clerk and the city chamber- | lain; and that the said bonds be solid by the: chamberlain in the manner prescribed by section 74 of the city | | charter and that the money derived from said sale be kept as a separate The common council met in ad- fund designated the pavement fund, jJourned sessl‘n last evening, Mayor! fiarrison presiding, all except one of | ! section 186 of said charter,. That and be paid out by him as provided. t there be raised in each year by tax upon all the taxable property in said cxty during the time said. bonds shall | be outstanding and unpaid a. sufiicwnt to pay the city's portion of the cost of said improvements and the interest upon the same atk the rate of five per centum per annum, and that said sum: he approptiated each year from the city taxes raiged : angually until the city's portion of | the cost of such improvement has by sundry resolutions duly adopted, . been provided. for and trangferred by caused the improvement of portions | ‘ the Common Council from the street of Fast State street, West StAM8 ! pong :o the paving fund and has iieities‘Om“ Perry street, Hast CHD\ | poon used and appled Hy the COM- nue and Hoosac street by the , mon Council in and towards the pay- construction therein of fMprOVed | non; ang cancellation of the bonds paterzents mink cugbs or glitters 111 t hereby directed to be issued and the accordance with the provisions of { interest thereon. section 136 of the charter of sal i arter of said | Levi Puiman, a resident of East. city, and has caused the cost of such‘ as itlon i improvements to be assessed and a State street, presented & petition in : warrant for the collection thereof to be delivered to the city chargberlain, and Whereas, exclusive of the first in- staliment of one-fifth of the cost of said improvements falling due in the ' regard to the refunding of taxes he said he had paid on certain: property on. Fast State street and Pringle ave- nue, and on motion of Alderman Coughlin the petition was referred to the judicfary committes to inves- tigate with the city attor d cit year 1911 and of the entire, amount, pe Ifamherlamue ¥ Bey an N of the assessment against the Po- On motion of Alderman Gouglrlin £11: of the State: of tNeé; Sim-k fir several hills were received and re- tre Ifnmvemin , BL ine OLC | ferred to the auditing committee, On ireet upon I? 1tc blassiisment no in- ‘ motion of Alderman Coughlin: it was erest is collectable, there remaing | also decided that a: transit and level unpaid of the remaining four-fifths b - urchkased for the use the ct of the cost of the several inl‘prove-l e P ed of the city ments payable by the city of .Johns- town or locally assessed as in said section provided, the following sums, namely, for the Hast State street improvement, the sum of $9,558.31; tions shall be held: | for the West State street improve- wrong q _A. Kaplain, snoe shop, ment, the sum of $3,086.5%; for the | , West State street; Weare & Chant, South Perry street improvement, the | sho' ' , corner of West State and Me} sum of $6,475.02; for the Rast Clin- ’ chef streets. st 1 ton avenue improvement, the sum of Ward 2-C. W. Rowles, shop, Fear $46.48; and for the Hoosac street ., Hotaling, Capron & Company, on improvement, the sum of $514.79, : property of the city. The following places were desig- wards of the city where primary elec- ountine in all to $21,181.12 East Main street; Decker Hose amounting in o $21,181.12. 'house, North Perry and Matthew Now, therefore, for the purpose Of | streets. providing the funds necessary for the | . ward 3-Charles Moyer's office, payment of the sums so remaining 29 South Perry street; James Mcin- unpaid, it is tyre, barn, rear of 12 Fon Claire Resolved, That there be borrowed ! street. upen the faith and credit of the city| Ward 4-City build'ng on South of Johnstown the sum of twenty-oue ; William street; Charles King block, thousand dollars and that there be , 224 West Main street. issued therefor a series of coupon’ The resclution which was made by bonds of the city of Johnstown, twen-| Alderman Lesser was adopted. by the ty-one in number, numbered consecu- | council. tively from one to twenty-one inclu-} The following resolution efferel sive, of the denomination of one i by Alderman Getman was adopted: thousand dollars each, bearing date: Resolve1l, That the clerk be direct- the first day of March, 1912, payable . at the Johnstown bank at Johnsiown, N. Y., asvt‘ollgws: Five of said bonds, numbered from one to five inclusive, on the first day of March, 1913; five of said bonds, numbered from six to ten inclusive, on the first day of March, 1914; five of said bonds, numbered from elever to fifteen in- clusive, on the first day of March, 1916; that the sat bonds bear in- & Electric company to make the nec- essary changes in the lighting sys- Charles street into three quarter lights, one of said lights to be ct the corner of North Perry and Adams avenue. By changing are light on into three quarter lights, one of said ; C f - - <-- - ~- A man cannot understand the torture and sufi'ermg mony women endure uncomplainingly. if the majority of men suffered as much pain and endured with Patienqe the weakening sicknesses thet most women do, they would ask for immediate sympathy and look for a quick cure. Many women have been saved from a life of misery and suffering by turning to the right remedy—Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescnpnon—a remedy which i is safe to take because containing no narcotics, alcohol or injurious Ingredients. It is an alterative extract of roots, made with pure glycerin, and first given to the pullis by that famous specialist in the diseases of women-Dr. R. V. Pierce, of the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute of Buffalo, N. Y. Mas. Lizzt® M. of Lincoln, Neb., 529 \C \ St., says: \I send a testimonial with much pleasure so that soma suffering woman may know the true worth of your remedies. I was a great sufferer from female troubles but after taking one bottle of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescrlptlon, which a friend advised me to take, I found myself very much im- roved. After tgskmi three more bottles, ang using two oxes of Dr. Pierce's Lotion Tablets, I found myself on the road to recovery, I was in poor health for five years but now I am cured. /o \I hope all women suffering from female weakness will} give Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription a fair trial. Doctor Pierce's Pleasant Pellets regulate and invigorate stomach. liver and bowels. Sugarecoated, tiny granules. IEEEZE EEZ IZE om, Our New 1912 Llppmcott Soda Fountain Mass. HessauzmEe. now open. Just try our Chocolate and Vantlla Cream, also Hot Chocolate, Beef, Clam and Tomato Bouillon. - Our aim the best. THE CITY DRUG STORE 8 L FRANK J. PALMER, PHARMACIST J; IXZ EEX EXX KEZZIIZ engineer, the same to remain the nated as the place in each- of the tem of the city. First by chang'ng are light on North Perry street near | sum: { ed to notify the Fulton County Gas i \ pon Claire street near Cady street | be st PAPES DPE FOR A BAD STomACK [liam Johnson monument. change that may be necessary to be N - NO: DYSPEPSILA, GAS, HEARTEBURN OR INDIGESTION IN EIVE MIN- , UTES. If you had some Diapepsin bandy and would take a little now your' stomach distress or Indigestion would vanish in five minutes and you would feel fine. This harmless preparation will di- gest anything you eat and overcoma a sour, out-of-order stomach before you realize it. If your megls don't tempt you, ar what litfle you do eat seems to fill | you, or lays like a lump of lead in | your stomach, or if you have heart-; burp, that is a sign of Inzhgestion, Ask your Pharmacist for a 50-cent case of Pape's Dispepsin and take a little just as saan as you can. There will be no sour risings, no belching of undigested food mixed with acid, no stomach gas or heartburn, full- ness. or heavy feeling in the stom- ach, Nausea, Detbilitating Headache, Bizziness or Intestinal griping. This will all go, and, besides, there will be no undigested faod left over in the stomach to poison your breath with nauseous odors. Pape's Diapepsin is a certain eure | for aut-of-order stomachs,. because it . prevents fermentation and takes hold of your food and digests it just the same as if your there. Relief in five minutes from all | stomach misery is at any drug store waiting for you. I These large bO-cent cases of. Pape's BDiapepsin contain more than auflicient to thoroughly cure almost any case of Dyspepsia, Indigestion or any other stomach disturbance. =- 3 = lights. to be at the corner of Fan Claire and Grace streets. Third, by placing a quarter light on Hast Main street near Union hall anf one on: West. State street near the Sir Wil- ABy made under the above is to be made | urder the dzrectmn of the lighting cammittse. « Alderman Coughlin moved that the city enginger be instructed: to com- | mence proceefings to widen North Perry street near the Caleb ty. Carried. Alderman Coughlin also made a mation that the sidewalk committee with the city engineer in- ' vestigate the new coal shed con- structed on North Market street by the Cayadutta Coal company. Upon motion of Alderman Smith, the reso- lution made at the last meeting of 'the council in regard to amending section 1326 of the city charter be re- considered, but upon motion of Al- derman Coughlin the resolution was laid on the table until some future date. The Decker Hose company report- ed that Augustus Carroll had been admitted to active membership in the company and upon motion of Alder- man Smith the action of the company was confirmed by the council, Upon the motion of Allerman Coughlin, the city clerk was instructed to go to Albany tolay and place the amend- ments that had been passed upon by | the council at a recent meeting and | by the city attorney in proper hands in that city. The matter brought up by Alder- man Blow in regard to the fact that | there was no,light in the barn, where the hook anli ladder truck is kept, was referred to the lighting commit- teo. The meeting was then adjourne1i until Thursday evening, February 15th, at 7:30 o'clock on motion of Alderman Lesser. Mayor Harrison also wishes it to. ated that the report of last week's mseting in regard to $50 which was voted by the council was to be given to the mayors' confer- ence instead of defraying Mr. Har- rison's expenses to the conference which will be held in the springs Guests Of Mrs. Hagadorn Mrs. John W. Hagadorn entertain- ed the members of the Round Table at her home on South Melcher street last evening. The decorations were of a patriotic nature, in honor - of Lincoln's birthday, and the program was also in keeping with the day. There were twenty-four present, in- | cluding the husbands of the mem- bers, who are always guests of the society at the annual social evenings. Readings were given by Miss Jennio Foote and Miss Borothby Hutchens and refreshments were served. The invited guests were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miller, Miss Mary B. Wells and Miss Dorothy Hutchens. Ask Pastor's Return At the fourth quarterly conferencs at the First Methouiist church in Gloversville last evening it was dc- ' ciled to ask for the return of the Rev. John L. Fort, the present pas- i tor. Resolutions were also adoptel commendatory of the work done by District Superintendent Fred L. Decker, who retires from office at the | end of his present term,. Foley Kidney Pills will cure any case of kidney or bladder trouble not beyond the reach of medicine. medicine can do more. Conmyue & ) Loveys. ~ stomach wasn't | | 1 I yesterday, lus N. Littauer f g, email?“ Luc.us a at a ©a l Pliarrhcos. - It rerulates the Stomach and Bowci3, lo w's , no vina e? s 8 sssimilates the Food, giving healthy and natural sleep. J muiijer of the s fe boa d of regents. | The Children's Panacea-The BIOther’B Friend., I Adeli ert rico of Bufalo wes also lo ~n for a sru.lar po - on J. tug G55 ma -m QAST RtA fle uslic us, t ule the D. a fléflgméu Amy.) scle tel i enry Purcoll of Wuite.:o yn { i February The serial substitute for eoffee. It is made from several varieties of select grain scientifically. treated with pure mo- lasses, roasted,, ground properly, blended and combined with the nerve food element of celery, and when properly pre- pared it is a most wholesome, healthful and palatab'e drink, An absolutely pure food drink,. Put up in one pound pack- ages- 1Se a Ih. arowaxX The greatest modern eleansing agent, indispensable in the wash room. It. cleans and whitens at one operation. Saves labor, removing grease and dirt without hard rubbing, and does not injure the most delicate fabric It is used in the laundry by people of refined tastes, Lt imparts a beautiful finish to fabrics which cannot be secured from starch alone. Also keeps the frons from sticking. It is put up in cakes weighing about one pound - I0c. Cingala Tea Cingala Ceylon Tes. This is a golden tip flowery Pekog tea, guaranteed to be the finest mountain grown garden tes, packed in Ceylon, direct from the Estates. At is pure, tra grant and refreshing. Put up in $ and and 30¢c a pkg. Try it and you will use no other. lso0808ee6ee@e886e6 ¢ OQOQQQGC t fi - 4 ¢ \ crre BROOKEYN - MA Icbrsdev:, N.Y. mp ,,,,, € | 1 AROUND THE CITY | =~(«) a few-days with friends in New York,. Mrs. Mary Yost is iH at her bome on Fisher avenue. Miss Louise Benedict of Albany spert the day with friends in town. Mr. and Mrs. Mclntyre Fraser are spending a few days in Washington. The regular meeting of the Peo- ples' Coal company will be hel¢ to- night. Dean Flansburgh is on a business trip to Boston and other eastern cit, ies, John Hillock has returned to his home in this city after spending sev- eral weeks at the Albany hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Putman and daughter of Stone Arabia are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Parker of North Perry street. Police Officer Daniel McGiynp is spending a few days at Northampton, Mass., where he was called by the death of a relative. Mrs. George Meirhofer entertainei the members of McMartin Women's Relief corps at her home on West Main street last evening. It was a Lincoln birthday social and every- thing was in keeping with the day. | A splendid program was carried out ' Miss Beatrice Joseph is spending ' 1 QBITU 4 RY Mrs, S. K. Van Sickier Stecie. Mrs. Sarah Katherine Van Sickler Stecle died at her home on First ave- . nue, Gloversville, Monday afternoon Scout Master Livingston Seou's Bower, Briggs, Conley, Chase, and refreshments were served. | and I Hcdder and Stephenson of the Wood] Pigeon patrol, Boy Scouts of Ameri- ca, attended the reception given Gen- eral Baden-Powell by the Boy Scouts of this country at Albany yesterday. : The toys heard an address by Gen-. eral Baden-Powelil and report a fine time. Littauer Is Named At a eaueus of the Republican members of the legislature at the t erd of the legislative day at Albany and Harlox C. Curtiss of Buiuo. St. Valentine's Dance. Acorn Relekah.-lo'ge, No. 173, I 0. O. F., are making elatorite pre- parations for a dance and carl party in Kenpedy hall Woednes ay evening, 14. Vosburg's orches.ra ,h‘3s prepaied an unusuaglly fire pro- ; 1 i No' | grim ior the orcceagicn. Ail Re-} Lekahs. Oé@d - Fellows ane - ike irc 30 trlen tso ure cordially inviced Re- j an i556 For fiver Years “'05“\ mens seri Pd. 'l‘ic?\'c' e v5, § gee (aiE CER AUR COMPPNYu 7? MURRAY STREET, N!“ York CITY. cents. 1 @S * ,,,,, at 4 o'clock, at the age of 16 years |. after having been in failing health for the past year and confined to her room for two months. Mrs. Stecle was bora in the then village of Johne- town, on February 24, 1836, and had always resiled in this vicinity. In 1856 she was united in marriage to. Gideon Steele, who died November 24, 1900.) Mrs. Steele was a member of the Baptist church of Johnstown ard is survived by a wide cirele of. friends who ml. deeply deplore her demise. The deceased is survived by five ' sons, Albert, Jerome, Giles, Abner | and George Steele, all of Gloversville. KET, 1. 18. 40-42-44 46-48-50 52 West State Street Telephones, 1}S5-1 16 contar The funeral wm he 11918 mam afternoon. at 3:%0: o'clock at the | house, the Rev. George C. Douglass, pastor of the Fremont Street M. I, church, offigiating. | Interment in the - family plot at Emit mm BAPTIST PASTOR AND. HIS WIFE win. The Rev. and Mrs. Frank Anders son entertained: the mambers of the Baraca. and Philathes. clasgen of the First Baptist church ag thair home an South Market street: winning. e At a. business meeting held; in thie, | @ early. part of 'the: 1 ing, the PMK athoa clans. dacided, to: halt am soct in the chagch in: mm Inture and . the Baraca® T nd: that they had raised $56 Mimi; paring. for the church ., Aite H: mm weekly. Later Sim guanine mere: tertained with musiv and; geanes . refreghments were: sepvrad.. 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