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u ss® { use :m in >rour rising lOUtS, Built ewel. Jility. new- ; once o a c id; ample- la l n e . >■1 iv-.' P A ^ * T \ / I I f P P P \ / T F W F v / f l l VlJLiLiEa iULVIEiW * V , ' ' ■ ■ ■ Vi-' VOL. ». PORTVILLE, iCATTARAUQUS CO,i N* V., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23. 1908. n o ; f 11 1 THE NEW t 1 £ 1 1 A m b e r o l 1 R e c o r d s 1 1 ARE FINE. t 1 c 1 1 They play four minutes, twiefe IS 1 d 1 1 as long the Edison Standard 1 [ Records. They, give you the 1 1 whole song. : : : : : YS 1 Come in and Hear FIRE AT CHAUTAUQUA. CLEAN D.^ A. R. ■ Jamestown, N. Y., Oct. 19.—IThe i '^t...tlie annual m eeting o f 0 1 ^ - , Ocdonade, the most substantial and ' Chapter, Daughters of tihe American costly budlddng on the Chautauqua as- j Revolution the following offtcOi-s Were sembly grounds, was burned to the 'Resen't, Mrs. Geo. Po;bes; 1st grovmd this morning. This was the regent, Mrs. J. H. Bradner, 2d principal business bloeh of the assem- i ■ vcffent, Mrs. Thos. iDarWni \3d hly. The building cost $50,000 and ! Tegen.t, Mrs. ClareWlilard; chaip- was insured for $25,000. The losses in clude the United States postoffiice, with all of the niall, stamps, etc.; Tay lor’s printing office, inchidlng the en- i lain. Mrs. L. S. Corthell; secretftryi Mrs. L. H. Ballard; correspondittg secretary Miss Bessie Abby; tressur^ tire November issue of the Chautau- quan, which, was ready for mailing, er. Mrs. E. G. Siegon; registrar, A&Si Wm. Homer; historian, Miss MaMe Brooh®; committee of safety, Mrs. J, Them. SMITH PARISH Interesting Figures. It is estimated that a throng equal to the entire population of the United States visits New ■ York, every six months, or 400,000 a day; every sec ond four visitors arrive in New York. Every 42 seconds an immigtfant ar rives. Every 62 seconds a passenger train arrives. Every three mln/utes someone Is arreted. Every six m in utes a child is'borh. E v ery seven’ min utes there Is a funeraL Every thirteen mlnutds there a wedding. Every 42 minutes a hew i|isln e s s iiirm starts up. Every 48 nMnut^s a ship leaves Che harhor. Every 5t minutes a new build ing i s erected. Every one and tibree- fourths hOhrs*.some-one Is killed by accidehik -'Every . e ight and one-half hours som eone ^commits suioide. Ev ery n igh t |li250’,000 Is s i « n t in i-es- taur^nts ter dinner. Every 350 new citizhhn arrive'’there to live with a loss of |20,000, and Insurance : ®tvonig, -Mirs. J. 'R. Droney, Mrs'i E- of $10,000; ■W. S. Davis & Sons, dry-.; Bradley. The meeting was hold at goods; H, D. 'Virheeler grocery; J. K. Miller, ’hardyware; Kinney shoe store, Henry Cogswell’s meat manket; L. H. Elliott’s grocery; the Ciiautauqua school of domestic science, and the Chautauqua kindergarten schooi; be sides a number of shops and minor business houses. The total losis will aggregate $125,000. The Colonade was a very handsome building of red bric'x with sand stone trimmings, the style of ajroh'itecture making it one of the mosuccuispicuous o f the many notable buildings at the assiemiWy. It Was lo - , _ ~ -- cated on the bill top just west of the j Shingle House Defeated, great Auditorium, and but a short dis- | - The girls’ .basket ball team defeated the home of Mrs. E. G. Dusenlbury'of this village, Monday aftemoon', there being in attendance twenty-eight j|i®m hers of fchd chapter. The greater jmrtj of the aftemoon was taken up with the official reports and the election of officers. The office of honorary regent was created, and the bltlle conferred, upon Mrs. Anna McIntosh Strong, whd ■w.rs the onganizing regent o f th e chap.^ ter. During th® afternoon' several de lightful musacal numbers were ren dered by Miss Sheridaui. FOREST FIRES. Bradford, Pa,, Oct 21.—The battle against 'the forest fires In the vSicinlty of -the city’s I'ands w a s waged briskly yesterday by alarge force of mmi and sonrie good results were obtained, but despite the efforts'of the fire fighters the blaze crossed iPuller Brook. The wind was strong and the woods were filled W'ith dense clouds of smoke. Today a force of at least 100 men roppesentlmg the city and chemical oil companies having property in the vi clnlty, will tackle the, job of checking the flames, and it is beMeved that the coii,.qa'grafcion w ill 'be headed off. .The fire u p Bennett Brook ■was still burning yesterday but Is nearly under control. *East evening bad fires were report ed; in Glycerine Hollow anid the South Pemi and the Emery OH com’panies sent men to fight the flames during the night. On the hills in the vicinity of Lime stone and a t Rock City, fires are caus ing much troublfei Along the fine of the Pennsylvania railroad, OH City division, thousands iumed,-Gver. tance away, facing on a beautiful pla* za. During the Glhautauqua season it was the center of the civic life of the visitors as well as o f the 'permanent residents o f the “City in the Woods.” Why take a ch'ance in lwiyjngTI^h-^Hnr>st--evefy-minute -of-4lb<Mgame. Ing? You don’t buy a Suit, Rain Coat 'Or Overcoat'every day. W e-want ■»ou to see our line before 'buying Karl Clothing Go,, Olean, N. Y. the fast Shingle House team last Sg.t-. iirday on the Portvllle High school grounds by the close score of 7 to (j- The playiing was fast on 'both sides and the result was in doubt al- Rfei^tteh-^pr M. E. Pastor. Rev- aiijil M ta John Segw^lt were r6Cftptiou! o il ^dndB'y dyen- m g ^ ifal'. S i, t i ' ohiwcb iby the. Metb- odliit E p la t e M bf-iEdct- f e r , ’ p. Itett- io jlhe- 'M f iiW wfeldome, to an ap- iftpprferfe; reply. A fine Uterairy and ramtiili'piSsTam, In which both Port- viila;an4At'eatbhk idilla people partic- E6fred}unents wete ’served after th e program. About seventy w e r e present. SALES AGENTS WANTED. $36 per week or 400 per cent profit. All samples, stationery and 'art cata logue free. W«! want one permanent agent -in ’this locality for bhe largest picture and frame house In America. Experiejicg unnecessary. W e instruct you hpw to sell our goods and furnish the capital. If you w a n t a 'permanent honorable, afid profitable position; write .us .today for partioulars, cata logue and sampdes. PRANK W llP LIAMS ^(ijkPANY, 1214 W . Taylor SL. Oltfcagp, III. • , Why-, t'afee- a chance in b u y ing clothing? Y o u d o n 't buy a Suit, R a ipcG a t-G r G v e r d o a t every day. W e w d h h y b u to see ou r line before buying' K a r l C lothing Co,, Oloan, N .Y . CEtEBRAIE^ FRISCO ^■' I W R E with Fouijt, $ 1.50 Dash Lanterns, 1.25 SOe Direct Action Gas Weat^ $10 to $18 ■& $ 3.75 NfejK i ’ ;M N 0 T E ^E3QI50N on any E 4 i$6iv M h c h ip c ,' to $i7‘5 0 Death of Wm. Love. In the death of W illiam Love, which occurred at his home on Blast State sD'eet early Sunday morning, Olean loses one -of hej- estimable .citizens. Mr. Love was.-'the isenlor m-einiber of the firm of W. & T. B. Love, ■’the well known • o il operatoraj-.and. ■was widely, known thrcmglhdut Hie PennsylvaOia and York state oil fieflds. TEe firm operates largely in. the Olarksville and CoryyiUe fields, ■ B,Pd> deceased , for m a n y ' years, jaade b is 'Irc^e-lii G l^ks- villo. H e w;®’A.Jfiaa of letlrih® dlspo-' sif3<>h; b u t a firm ajad'-trusty friend, a good neighbor and citizen. 'He came to Olean about ten years ago. and made his home ■with Mr. and Mrs. T. B. I,ove. Deceas'ed ■was born near Sharon, Pa., in Mercer county, and was 7R years of age. He is survived by two brothers, T. B. lk)ve, of this city aud Samuel C. Love of Sharon, Pa. Funer al services were conducted at the house Monday aftem o o h at 2 o’clock, by Rev. C. W. Bacheldor, pastor of the BapUst church, and the remains were taken to Sharon Tuesday for in terment. The besrers, a ll employees o f the firm of W. & T. B. Love, were As ^follows; W. L. Hanst, F. C. Sisson, J. A. Sparks, Charles Babbett, A, G. Dun nlng and B. C. Crandall. Among those who were in - the city to attend the funeral services were W. P . Stewart and Mrs. Nina W right of Cleveland, Mrs. W. S. Robinson o f Bradford, Mr. andj'Mrs, Love and Lewis Love o f Rixford. Pa., Miss Hearon of Bolivar, and Mra j Bowler of Little Genesee. score was tied, 4 'to 4 at the close' lOt the first half, Portville’s four 'taUleS being mode on ■baske’ts pitched from- the field, while the visitors nmde their points on foula In the second half Portville pitched .a baslcet from the'. I field a'nd made one point on a foul, while Shingle House, got- one hapket from the field, giving tihe game - 110 ,! Portville by a margin of one point;. The line-up was as follow^ Portville Shingle House ’I'eresa Mohan g Wiilma .YV'Wttbu Marion Tandy, g. Alta Ik? flem.er Edith Stevens* f. Norma 'Muhgej^ Hazel Wood f. Ethel,'Prinfee Lulu Hill e. Leda McDonald, •'Miss Susie Carr played- this posi tion in the second IjAlf. ' .t ■ , . ... During the progress of painting the spire of the. Baptist church last week a large number of people witnessed the efimhing feat of tihe man who ap plied the brush. In .the crowd on one Of the days was T. A. Bfilnn. Mr. Quinn ■was a f o n e time a'bridg©- build er and was telling of som e high- places, which' he had reached. P. C. Saunders appeared on the scene and during the conversation wagered the sum Of $2.00 that Quinn would not have the nerve to make .the cilimib t o the top of the steeple. The money was put up and Mr. Quinn., relieved o f his coat, start ed for the weather -vane. ■It Is sufficient to state that he reached the top and returned to tell the tale and claim the two dollhrs. The feat was witnessed by a good sized orowA The climber says h e did not experience any unpleasant sensa tions. The spire is 110 feet high.—. Brown, Mr. and Airs. S. M .; Cuba Patriot I «i <» > ' ----- W^s A Native of Cattaraugus Co. WlWiam S. O’Brien, a well known resident o f Buffalo, died at h is home 21&- W est avenue Tuesday morning. 'sath^ was^ -not- unexpected, -aw Mrr b ’Brien had not 'been in good health ter a long time, yet his loss will he felt by a large circle of friends In Buffalo and In Cattarauigus county. Mr. O’Brien Was employed by the Buf fa lo Natural Gas and Fuel Company. Before going t o Buffalo he lived in Humphrey, Cattaraugus county, the placu of his birth. He repr^ented h is home to-wn oiYllhe Coun-fy Board of Supervisors f o r several terms anid en joyed a w ide acquaintance ■with the golitical leaders of Cattaraugus and nei^'boring counties in 'the old days, ife. O ’Brien Is survived by h is wife, two brothers, Matthew W. and James pf Humphrey; a sister, Mrs. Maria Qtiinficiof M ll« ) t t ^ n e ,a n d tjie follow- D a n iel P., ; Teresa, Winefent A-. SWpheff P . and Ruth' AT.' O’Brien. A daughter. E lla M. O’Brien, died recent ly. . T h e funeral \was held from the fam ily iesidenCe -and •the Iihmaoulate Conception Church Thursday morning. ---------------- e _ — : --------- Demorest Medal Contest. The Demorest Mlver medal contest, Ufider th e auspices 6f the W. C. T. U. ■will aceur Wednesday evening, Nov; 4, a t 7.30 ;p. m., in the Temple. B esides the part taken by the eight contestants, the program -will Include songs, hy the- children and vocal and Instrumental 'fiiusic by the young peo ple. The program ■frill he alm ost en tirely home talent, and well worth the price of admission, which will be only 15 cents, reserved s.eafs, '10 cents ex tra. % Cutlery Plant Sold. Eldred Ea@le; The sale' o f the per^ sonal property o f the Eldred Cutlery Co. last Tuesday, ■fras coittpleited in Short order under the caU of Deputy Sheriff Morrison H. 'Behout, trustee of creditors hid tti'e-whole outfit levied upon in for $30. Labor\claims ambunb' Ing to about $600 were read .tout aye protected .by bad w ill libe Tald out the sales of knives made the levy was made. H. Behout'.fnfotms us tiiaf .the dbneern, now i a ’t h e hands Pf the creditors, w ill be- .rep^red and It is ekpecfed that a miateflal fiind' -frln be rafeed and the facttorT 'sfiirted ahdw*,.'bh a business baSla. '^ -— — ------ o — Palfit ready for u s 4 , . ^ i ,' L . & M rPDRlS F A I N T ift sold for fl-O.*! Rfer g a n b m riin'sgo^ o U f o o m t h e barrel for SV ff&tibn, .Buy 4 ^allop.s .L.j&jlf * P M ; ^ i»AINT and m ix w ith 'lb ; linseed oil.-and yo u theo majee ,7 g # Ions of paint a,t a d b s t o f pni,y I 1 . 2 0 p’e f g a llon. D o n e iii i'S ttlfoW tei & Paiu-fc Agents'. S m % Parisfii P o r tville, P . Stoitb, Alfepfaby*. , ---- ---- 0 \'i-'V-. , M'hj/ take'a dhafie© l a toujilttg) eldt]^; Ing? You don’t 'buy a eult> ■ or Gvercoat e v ^ day. ,YYe w a g t yo& to see our line 'bOtefo 'huylii^ ??»rl 01.oth4ng CIO., Olcfthf K. Y. ■i “ 3' . £ S'! ■:S‘S I J ’S \S' P a l i (ScSl i n ir i 4 ja ^ .uJ O af iiliililii Thus;. Agett dre'fr ihfs. appli^ t e the oars yesterday, receiving $ i per baabtol* ten the, fru it Ffect WtChard ' bttu.^1; them..'-f.-ilashford'Spectator. • ; - The NiindOiJ^ewa,says, t h a t a ,iai’g | ;quaafclty ' o f. wheat -h^ beea. taken-i». by Geb. E. '« t^iat j p ) ^ ; t h f past a t .92 ceh'tk’pei- bgsii^i. Da ^4 ed- ,liay. Is. tiffining- : p lr . ton, Sira'fri :$6.f0 to |6.6&, oats eeiHS. yeileE' eyed bna pe^j)^emisvv'$i / ' •: FIRST NATIONAL BANK , CLEAN, NEW YORK CASH CAPITAL PAID IN, $ 1 0 0 , 0 0 0 . SURPLUS AND P R O f I T S , SlCfif.OOQ. O F K I C E R S . J., E. Dusenbury, President; W. E. Wheeler, Vice*Pre$ident; A. T. Eaton, Cashier. D X R E C X O R S . / J. E. Dusenbury, E. 0 . Dusenbury, W. E. Wheeler, E. M. Johnson, J. P. Johnson. Transact a General Banking Business. Interest allowed on Tfuie Deposits. Prompt Attention given to the Business of our CustotnegB * and Every Facility Consistent with the Principles of Sound Banking Freely Extended. Your Patronage Respectfully Solicited. Safe Deposit Boxes For Rent. Strictly Burglar Proof v*Ultp £ i\ ...f'.'i L.:v'.v J t l i ’■''?' f. : ■'•a;-\-' ■Sl' f- i d.;| .' 4 Guns Guns Gun# The latest in Shot Guns is the Remington 6 -Shot Hummerless. This gun has some new features which you will not find on any other. Call and see it. Stevens Double Barrel Hammerless Shotgunr ^$19 .-00 i Ithaca ” ” ” $ 21.00 Elmira ” ” ’* $I 74;0 Double Barrel Hammer Qun, $10100 Single Guns, $ 6 . 50 $ 7 . 50 i Rifles, $ 1 . 7 5 to $ 9 « 0 i Gun Cases, Cartridge Belts, Hnntmg Coats ^ and re-loading tools. Complete Tine of Ammunition, $ *1' '.'v SniTH PARISH^ • I ' • V - r . - - ' - ' ' *V ■ . ■*' ■ - .'->Y L ^ H A R D W ^ E - p l u m b i n g ^ ACME MILLING C O M P J s ii® '?^ COMPLETE LINE ■ t i White Puff , Acme Mills Best Red Seal Nortiiera Goldeii Fofmer Rushford Pastor Dead, Rey, W. L. Munger died a t his home in Detroit i-epeatly from heart fail ure. H e was a sob of iRev. Harvey Munger^ a pioneer m iniver In 'Michi gan and was a graduate o f the K ala-’ mak&d c .o l l ^ .l n 1871. He was .graduat ed from the- Rochester Tbeological Semiba'ri t e 1886 and served as pastor of .the Rusjiterd church for five years. During hiis ministry members, were added to the chiirch and mudk . spod done t o church and people. V •t ■-■‘'■'T.-. Every Sack GuaranteeA^^ A.W. HOTTON, ■•■:•■ ' Ajsk'Your F A I R C H I L D ’S P U R E ' :;'■ '-N'l I t e K l i t o T ' . F L ^ ^ ■ . . . . . • . . Ftir : 12 3 Best -V' i i’.' , *'■ '';vr ■ ' '. y ■ ;■ ‘ .for, sale, at Ph. %aiIdMgieimhtet ■'clast ;db|iditfob^ Complefe with all opera- ting utehtiW. aoQdoutput. Good reas.dn Joij #liiiDg; Price |1500, = iohjy V' i i W * m > M -M '- ■ i ’ .
