s THE FOREST REPUBLICAN. J. t. WINK, Cditok ft Pao'inrre. WKDXKSDAY, SKrtKMHKK Zi, IWli 1902 SEPTEMBER 1902 Su.'Mo.iTu.lWe.1Th.jFr.!Sa, 1 2 3 4! 5! 6 9il0;llil2r13 1415 16 17118 1920 21 99 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 Ilepubllrnii Ticket. f.Vwninr SAMIFX W. TKXNY PACK KK. of riiila.teliihia. I.irul, (.'orrritor Wll.l.IAM M. IUIOW N, of I.awreiH-e count v. .vnvMry o Internal .4T.nr.f ISAAC n. HKWWN.otKrie county. TV. ron7i-nu-JOSKIMI C. SIW.KY. State .Vmir Kl. M. WILSON. Awmhly-C. W. AMSLKK. t'rothonnlnriiJ . V. tJKlsT. .varn'rf UKOItiiK W. XOIIUT. fiKrv Olmmuxi'imfm CONRAD lU KilKXX, A. K. SHll'K. w,,(or.,-GEO. V. Hul.KMAN, W II. 8TII.KS. Jury ttmimiVuionrr KRX EST NIBBLE Dales to Remember. The last day for pavuient of taxes will be Saturday, Oct, 4th. Klcction liar will be Tuesday, Nov. 4th. Ed. M. N il. on For Senator. At an adiourned meeting of the lie pub. lican Confert-ea of tbe 3Sth Senatorial dis triet composed of Cameron, Clarion, Elk and Forest counties, held at Jolmsouburg Monday, Ed. M. Wilson of Clarion was unanimously nominated for State Senat or. Tbe con Terence had met at Ridgway on tbe previous Thursday, and after sev en ballots six each for Mr. Wilson and K. J. Jones of Elk adjourned to meet as above, when Mr. Jones withdrew and leaving Mr. Wilson as the unanimous choice. The nomination ot Ed. M. Wilson is received with greatest tavor all over tbe district, and the cordiality extends deep into the Democratic ranks, and when election day is over Mr. Hall, who has gobbled up tbe Peiiiovralli: nomination, will find himself among tbo "also runs." Nothing ever surer In politics. Ohk estimate of the treasury surplus during the present fiscal year Is fm.ouo, two. The Republican surplus habit is too big a fact to be overcome, even by tbe abolition of all the war taxes. One cftho Pattison banners In Phila delphia bears the inscription : "For the redemption of tbe Commonwealth." If we remember aright Pattison had two chances to redeem our State and he failed in both. His administrations led to great er cost, with smaller results, than any known before or since. And even worse than this, they were intensely partisan and drove from their support every inde pendent Republican who had made such administration possible. As A number of our citizens are invest ing in timber lands on the Pacific coast it will interest them to read tbe following from the Detroit Free Press : It is esti mated thai tho redwood forests of Cali fornia will supply lumber at the present rale of consumption for about 1M yeara and yet aJ0,0OU,iKfl feet are now cut annu ally. The trees are from four to six feet in diameter, but one i mentioned In the Scientific American which measured 30 feet in diauieier and produced 8o,0o0 feet of lumber. Tbo redwood grows only along the coast, rarely over thirty-live miles inland. Saplings eighteen inches in diametre are loll standing. It is noticable that those newspapers that have tieen urging tariff reform upon the Democrats as the chief issue of tbe Congressional elections, says the Ijuichs ter Examiner, are being annoyed with letters from business men askicg tbeui to explain what the matter is with the business situation at present. This is a very irritating inquiry because of tbe extreme dilucully of framing a satis factory answer to it. Why should pres ent commercial and industrial conditions be unsettled f Is the country not pros perous and are the inhabitants suffering from tariff burdens? These are questions which every Democrat who advocates taritr reform on tbe stump this fall will have to meet and he does not look for ward to the encounter with exurberant joy, so far as we are able to detect. We are not, as tbe English woman said, "argy lug the question, but only a-tellin' yor." Til K country will hear with surprise and regret that Speaker Henderson hss written lotter to his constituents in the Dubuque district declining to be a candi date for re-election. Mr. Henderson gives as a reason the fact that frre trade disaf fection exists in the district, and as a sin cere protectionist, be will not yield his convictious. This result comes from the spurious Republicanism that has been cultivated in Iowa by academic cranks and secret enemies of the Republican party. There are expressions on tbe tar iff in the Iowa Republican platform that are not to be found in any national plat form of the parly, and never will be in dorsed by Republicans in general. These uneasy so-called Republicans, gladly aided by Democrats, have squirmed aliout until they have disgusted asquaro, consistent Republican like Henderson, who is serving bis ninth term In (he House, and holds the highly important position of speaker. His district must contain a fair assortment of political idiots to force such an able man ami commanding figure from tbe track. Is it not time for Republicans to call a halt on nieniliers of the party, no matter bow high their station, who are trying to lead tbe party into the mire and calamity or free trade theorizing, based on the palpa ble falsehood that protection is responsi ble for the existence of trusts? It is to lie hoped that Speaker Henderson's de cision in not filial. j I.kt every Republican be sure that J his county lax is paid so aa to make him a legal voter. Mr. I.i-wnXixoic.of Xew York, has been elected president of tho ship build ing trust This is tbe Mr. Nixon who is ..upposcl to be engaged in financiering the Democratic campaign to elect an ami' trust House of representative. Most Pklkk is still in eruption. Car rie Xaticti ia still crusading, Tom John son is totu johns.ming Ohio and the coal strike is still in force. And in addition to all these troubles the Indianapolis News wants to know "who are t::e Dem ocrats?" Are we to have no rest this aide of the grave. Mr. tifFKKV, the leader of the Democ racy of Pennsylvania is as amiable and hopeful aa he is rich. He is paying the freight f.T geneial battle in Pennsylva nia, having been persuaded that tbe elec tion of Pattison means bis election to the V. S. Senate. It is easy to believe that ono depends upon the other, and Uutl'ey is right in that extent. It would be a wise Investment of money if Pattison could be elected, but tbe IF is as big as a million w ith a man as strong as Penny packer in the way. Tiik Republican State C mimitteo is in receipt of a number of protests from mem bers of the Legislative Comiiiitteeof Rail way Employes, who were out-voted iu be effort of certain political agents paid by the Deniociatic corruption fund to se cure an endorsement of Pattison. All of the protests show that it was simply a secret and unlawful march stolen upon the minority, who were not posted and had no time to get the bulk of tbe com mittee together. Aa it was, the vote stood 'JS for Pattison, 17 against the minority insisting that the woik was obnox ioua if not corrupt, and wholly in violation of the laws of the association. Ills :sth Birthday. September l.ith was celebrated by many friends as theTSth birthday of our old friend am) comrade, Samuel Mervin, ofOan Ridge, Hickory Twp. Comrade, Mervin was taken by surprise by i tie host that met him at bis home, but Irue to bis nature ho refused to surrender. The day was beautiful and tbe many friends were happy, but not mora so than the old comrade and bis estimable lady. The children present on tbe occa sion were J. Kuril Mervin and wife, of Bradford, Mrs. Emma Wherlerof Frews- burg, N. Y L. E. and Mrs. Osgood of Endeavor, Mrs. Tit't'wortti of Sturgeon, Pa., aud Leonard and Mrs. Mervin of En deavor, together with friends loo numer ous to meutiou. Many and valuable ate the tokens ol respect presented to the aged couple. Following a short addrossby Post Com. J. Albaugh and replied too by c inrsde Mervin iu his positive manner, a beautilul table was spread under the loaded fruit trees of his pleasant home. Comrade Mervin is one of the battle scarred veterans of the Civil War, having enlisted iu 1-M, and whilo Hearing his four score years he will no doubt, like his assembled friends, mark this day as a bright and happy event of bis long life As the suu was sinking iu the west the friends, wishing comrade Mervin many returns of this happy day, left tor their homes well satisfied and glau At having enjoyed the day. A (it KM. I'alnrrb C annot lie Cured with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they cannot reach the seat of the disease. Ca tarrh is a blood or const itutional disease, and in order to cure it you must take In ternal remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, and acts directly on tbe blood and mucous surfaces. Hall's Ca tarrh Cure is not a quack medicine. It was prescribed by one of the best phys icians in this country for years, and is a regular prescription. It is composed of the best tonics known, combined with Hie best Idood purifiers scting directly on tbe mucous surfaces. The perfect coin bi nation of the two ingredients is w hat pro duces such wonderful results in curing catarrh. Send for testimonials free. K. J. CHENEY A Co., Piops., Toledo, O. Sold by druugists, price ."hi. Hall's Family Pills are tbe best, The annual reunion of tbe survivois of the famous :ld Re. Pa. Vols., which takes place at Cambridge Springs, Craw ford county the last week in October, bids fair to lie one of the bet attended in years. There are aliout 200 survivor of this noted regiment, quite a number of whom reside in It la section, though most of those still left aie scattered in many cl liferent states. NERVOUS IRRITaISLE SLEEPLESS. A Short Stnrr Well Told ir a Bad ('mill it bill and lbs Eeusj Cure. A. Lewis, of No. 3U East Third street Oil City, Pa., says: "One of my family who was run down appetite and strength gone nervous and sleepless, was asked to try Dr. A. W. Chase's Nerve Pills as a general and nerve tonic. Ho got a box and tells me bis strength is back his appetite good, sleep natural and nervousness gone. He likes them very much and considers the medicine a fine one." Dr. A. W. Chase's Nerve Pills are sold at 50c a box at dealers, or Dr. A. W. Chase Medicine Company, HiiM'hIo, N. Y. See that (sirtrait and signature of A. W. Chase, M. D., are on every package For sale by Killmer Ilros., druggists. I.at l.ow-ltnle KxrnrsioR oflhr Kennon via Pennsylvania Kailrnnil 1m Wnrren Oil IIT siof Tltusvlllr. On Sunday, October 5, tbe Pennsylva nia Railroad Company will run the last low-rale excursion for the present season to Warren, Oil City and Tilusyillo. A special train will be run on the schedule given below, and exeur-ion tickels will be sold from stations named at rales quoted, good going only on special train ami good returning on special train on October ' and regular trains on Octolier i: Traill leaves ridioiite u::U, Hickory 1U:."i01 Ti inesta I1:IK! a. in.; rales to Oil City or Titusville aud return, 7o cent. Train ar rives in Oil City, 11:4U a. in., Titusville, l'JO p. m. Returning, the special train will leave Titusville at 7:o p. in.. Oil City at 7:10 p. in., and Warren al !:isj p. in. Children between live and twelve years ul age, half rates). 11 YOU AM) YOl'U FRIENDS. Philip Emert was a visitor to Oil City oer Sunday. K. C. Proer was In Warren ou busi ness last Saturday. Miss Alice Arner is a guest of friends in Warren this week. U. G. Uastoti returned Monday from a business visit to Pittsburg. Judge R. II. Crawf.rdwaaa business visitor to Oil City last Friday. Mrs. A.M. Doutt visited Oil City friends over last Friday nigbl. Miss Emolyn Williams of Franklin, ia a guest of Miss May Sanner. Miss May Rurtt, of Marienvillo, ia a guest of Mrs. J. H. Kolierlson, Miss Katie Osgood was home from (he Clarion Normal over Sunday. Miss Kin ma Thompson of Nebraska, was a visitor to Oil City last Friday. -Mr. and Mrs. D. W. McCrea,of Eagle Rook, were visitors to Tionesta last Fri day. J, C. Scowden is taking a week off to Visit his old home and friends at Mead, ville. Primer Agnew, of Youngsville, Pa , was a visitor to Tionesta a part of last week. Miss Bird Foreman left Monday lor a visit with friends at Oil City aud Kit tanning. Mrs. F. Wenk and niece, Miss Hazel Jamieson visited friends iu Oil City over Sunday. Levi Met left last Friday for a three weeks' visit at hisold home, llagerstown, Maryland. Mrs. W. W. Grove is visiting her daughter, Mrs. F. W. Swansoc, at James towu, N. Y. -Mrs. F. A. Keller and children left last Saturday for a visit with her parents at Fredonia, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Wcller of Starr, went to Charleston, Mercer cmuty, yea trday to visit a sou. Misses Maude Ledebur and Cbaddie Waltera went to Fiankliu Monday where they have employment. Sain Fitzgerald ia at home from tbe Ohio oil Holds and a visit to bis brother. Bert, at East Liverpool. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Deyoe, of Oil Citv, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Haslet over last Sunday. Mrs. II. II. Arnold, of Clarion, who waa a guest of M r. A. C. Brown last week, jclurned home Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. John Caldin, of Ti.ll- oule, visited Mr. and Mrs. S. L. McKee, at Stewarts Run Monday. Miss Corah Watson is in Mea lville, hero she will act as maid of honor to day at tbe wedding of Miss Ellinore Miller. Mrs. II. II. Watson, of Nebraska, and Mrs. Fred Slocom and Miss Lily Wat son, ot Gol in za, are guests of Mrs. O. F. Watson. Rev. M. L. Fredrick, pastor of the Lutheran church of Herman Hill re turned Monday from attending confer ence at Youngstown, Ohio. Mrs. C. M. Whitcinan bid her friends here good bye last Saturday and departed to join her husband at Kittanning where they v. ill make their homo. Mrs. Judge Weaver, of Fry burg, and her daughter, Mrs. Benjamin Mealy, of the township, were visitors at tbe boms of Mrs. Dr. Morrow yesterday. Constable W. J. Bnrtt.of Marienville, was a business visitor to tbe county seat last Friday, bringing in a "drunk and dis rderly" to board with Sheriff Jamie sor. for a week or two. (ieo. ('rider and L. E. Osgood, who were among the friends from Endeavor who attended the funeral of the late Rev. Mr. McAiiincb, last Friday, railed at the Rkpciimcas oftlce while in lown. Mrs. N. Riker, a half sister of our townsman, S. S. Canfleld, and some 18 years ago a resident of Tionesta, died at her home In Wisner, Mich., on the lu ll Inst. She was the mother of 8 children. Samuel Aul of Loleta, Elk county. was a pleasant caller at the Rki'Uiimcan office Monday. Mr. Aul is stocking tbe large lumbering plant of Anisler Camp ble it Co., at Loleta, much of whose tim ber is in this county. K. II. Bebrens of Starr, was a pleas ant caller last week. Ernie received stroke in tbo chest by a heavy plank some days previously while working at an oil rig aud was obliged to lay off from work for a week or two. David Itluin was down from North Warren over last Sabbath, returning yesterday with his wife and baby who have been visiting here for tbe past month. They were accompanied home by Mrs. Claude Campbell, who will re main a few days. Mrs. G. W. Dunkle and son, Ed, who have been visiting here and at Lineville, for tbe past two weeks returned home to Oil City yesterday. Ed, wb is recover ing from an attack of typhoid fever, gained fourteen pounds in flesh Iu the fourteen days that he was here. -Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Whittekin depait- ed Moi day for New York, from w hich port tbe former will sail for Colombia. South America, on Saturday next to ie- siime his work on a railroad with which he was connected for shout ihree years. Mrs. Whittekin will join liliu some time during tbe coming winter. Mr. snd Mrs. Charles Gordon of Cin- cinnati, were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Kelly ami other Tionesta friends a part or last week. Mrs. Gordon was foimerly Miss Emma Shreve, anil was born in Tionesta, where uniiiv of her former friends still reside and who were delighted to again meet her. Ex-County Commissioner Peter Youut'k of Oreen townshin, received word Sunday that his half brother, Er nest Weant, was lying dangerously ill of brain fever at his home in Butler. Pa.. and that his wife was also 111 with ty phoid lever. Mr. Weant has numerous mends in tins county who will be sorry to learn ol the afllictiuu of himself and family. The marriage of Mr. George Rirtcil and Miss Birdie Petit waa solemnized at the home of Hie bride s aunt. Miss Lizzie Greenslade. Knox, Clarion county. Pa., yesterilavat high noon. Rev. Mr. Karso nisn of the Presliytnrian church ofliciat- ing. The bride wns attended by her His ter, Mi-s Minnie Petit, of Otlawa, Cana da, and Miss Newton, of Kmlenton. The out-of-town friends present were Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Newton, ot Kmlenton. The pleasant announcement will be re ceived with much pleasure by tho many friends of the happy young couple in Ti onesta and vicinity, where Isith are so well and favorably known and respeoteii. Tbe Rki'URI.icaw joins in extending heartiest congraltila'ioiis and best wislna to George and bis fair brido for a long and happy f uture. n, EGGS which some coffee roasters use to glare their coSee with would you eat that kind ot eggs? Then why drink them? Lion Coffee bat no coating of storage eggs, unauuiieratea, iresn, strong and ot delightful flavor ana aroma. rslfovm fstlltf as. Df la Malsd psoases. . Cream of th Sews. Lots af woman haters are afraid to mention the tact to their wives. Never were goods or patterns nicer than ibis season and the price about the same as paid lormerly for all new goods for fall aud winter season at Tionesta Cash Store. It A woman will forgive a mau any thing except his failure to admiie her. Hopkins la sole agent f r Wooltex Jackets and skirts. It Many a farmer earns hia bread by the sweat of his hired man's brow. When you look up your fall gar ments don't forget that you can get tbe newest aud beat at T. C. S. It The easier it is to got a man to talk, the harder it ia to get him to quit. Don't delay putting up your peaches ami pears. Leave your order early with the White Star Grocery. It Many a man who ia whole-souled on the surface wouldn't staud probing. New things In meu's shirts and un derwear at T. C. S. It When a woman seeks information she goes at it in a roundabout way. Best things in trunks aud bags at Ti onesta Cash Store. It It is said that haste makes waste, yet you seldom find a hustler in the alms bouse. We still have some New Erie shoes at half regular prioe. Hopkins. It It's easy to believe one who speaks derogatory ol others or in praise of our selves. Underwear for all at cash prices. Tio nesta Cash Shire. It One way to exterminate weeds ia to cultivate theiu. F, Walters A Co., are allowing an ele gant line of furs anil flannel ahirt waists, and tbe prices are reasonable this fall. Look them over wheu yon come to the opening Thursday and Friday. It Tbe charity that begins at home cov ers tho most sins, Don't buy a trunk or bag until you see prices at T. C. S. It A husband in hand Is worth two that are beyond control. Choicest fruits, vegetables, groceries, bread, rolls, cakes and cookies always can be secured by leaving your order at tbe White Star Grocery. It Some people make a virtue of neces sity as a last resort. New sweaters for boya at Tionesta casb store. rt Some men are born with black eyes and some acquire them. Letter lo (J. W. Robinson. 7'ione.!oi, Fa. Dear Sir: You own several houses. Your reason tor paintiug Devoe lead aud z'nc should be several timea as strong aa the man who owns but one. Lead and oil waa good enough paint till tbe merits of zinc were found out. It was prolilable to paint lead and oil-It was then but not now. The addition of zinc to lord makes De voe lead and ziuo last twice as long and cost no more ; costs less a trifle less not much. Lead and oil is mixed by hand; Devoe lead and zinc by machinery. Might as well make one'a shirts by hand as mix paints. Say it costs $10) a house to paint lead and oil j and It lasts three years. Say it cos's the same for Devoe; which lasts six years it will lsst ten years in favorable conditions, unless you waut to repaint to change the color. The costs : lead and oil about $30 a year; Devoe $15 probably leas. Yours truly, 9 F. W. Dkvob A Co, P. 8. Jas, D. Davis sells our paint, TO ( I KE A t'OI.II IN ONE DAT Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tableta All druggists refund the money If it fails to cure. E. W. Grove's signature is on each box. 2.c.' 11-27-ly Zinc and Grinding Make Devoe Lead and .inn Paint wear twice as long as lead and nil mixed by band .-win vy j allies ii. iiavis. tr This signature is on every bex of tbe tenuis Laxanve Dromo-vuinine Tablet the remedy that cares eoM la aw slay snaps the ('asknnd warka 'the IsM. Laxative Brnmo-Qiilnlnn Tableta cure a cold in one day. No cure, no pav. Price ia cents. ll-Z7-ly Low Hales fa Ike Martkwrat. Commencing September I and contin ulng until October .11, l!r second-class one-way colonist tickets will be sold by the Chi.-avn, Milwaukee A St. Panl R'y irnm uiicago io an points in Montana, Klaiio, i lan, calllornla. Washinirtou. Oregon, British Columbia and interme diate points at greatly reduced rates. Choice of routes via of 81. Paul or via Omaha. The Chicago, Milwaukee A St. Paul R'y is tbe route of the I'nited States Government fast mail trains between Chicaeo, St. Paul and Minneapolis, and of the Pionner Limited, the famous trsin of the world. All coupon ticket agents sell tickets via Chicago, Milwaukee A St. Paul K'v. or address John H. Pnlt, District Passen ger Agent, Pittsburg, Pa. i!t MARRIED. HOOVER -LAN DERS-At Clarion, Pa, Sept. 10, HKfi, by Rev. C. Peters, Mr. Charles A. Hoover and Miss Chine May Landers, both of Forest county, Pa. YOUNG K-I K EN BU RG-In Tionesta, at the home of S. J. Hetley, the officiat ing Justice of the Peace, Sept, 17, i ana, Mr. Henry W. Youngk ofl.ref n Iwp., and Miss Minnie Ikenbnrgof Kinsley twp., Forest county, Pa. Bats ! Not ball bats nor brick bats, but Collon - Bals, Tor iiinklnrjf quill. Each bat consist of a even foot itrip of nice fleecy cottoo. Price N, 10, I'J 1-2 and 15 rents. Ask lo See Them. ROBINSON. Bank Statement No. SOW REPORT OF TIIK CONDITION OF THE FORF.ST COUNTY NATION AL RANK AT TIONESTA, in the Slate or Pennsvlvsuia, at tbo close of business Sept. IS, me RESOURCES: Loans and discounts $101,813 6.1 Overd rails, secured and un secured 908 21 U. S. Bonds to secure circula tion so.OflO 00 Premiums on U. 8. Bonds 6,012 50 Stocka, securities, ito., 41,0110 00 Banking-house, furniture, and fixtures. I2.7S6 08 Due from approved reaerve agents 75,000 35 Checks and other cash items 4rtl 1.1 Notes of other National Banks.. 370 00 Fractional paper currency, nickels, and cents. ' HO S2 Lawful money reserve in bank, via: Specie $10,674 60 lal tender notes... ,. 00 17,174 60 Redemption fund with U. fl. Treaa ri&percLol circulation) 2,500 00 $lf8,'-1i3 86 LIABILITIES: Capital stock paid In JWl.onO 00 Surplus fund 20,000 00 Undivided proHts,less expenses and taxes paid 4,617 36 National bank notes outstand ing - 80,000 00 Individual deposits subject to cheek 118,18.1 60 Demand certificate of deposit... SHI 76 Time certificates ol depuaiu. 155,051 08 4 f.DVJtn 86 State of Pennsylvania, County of Forest, aa: I, A. B. Kelly, cashier of the almve named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the beet of my knowledge and belief. A. B. KELLY, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn lo before ine this 22d day of Sept., l'.sri. J. U. Kohkrtson, Prothonotary. Correct Attest : J. T. Dai.k, ' T. F. Ritch KT, O. W. Konmsow. Directors. IT D A VQ TO ADVERTISK in THIS PAPER. Cures Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Injuries Sore Feet, Lame and Aching Back. Skin Diseases. Pains and Sprains. WANO WWO ELECTRIC OIL, 25c TRY IT AUGUST ITEMS. DID YOU This is tho season you can best afford to have LUXURIES, if you desire them. We do not ask you to buy Luxuries, but simply advise you to notice a few items the season demands for present and future comforts. IDKESS COOL in fit to wear anywhere. Lot of them at f 2. We can also give joa a few suits at $5, ami OX3TO;RID for Men or are right in style and price. Ado NEGLIGEE SHIRTS that cao hardly be matched at tbe prices. They raoge from 50o to $1. Also PANTS ami ZF-AJCTCX" SECIZRTS for the Little Men, that make them not nocomfortable. The Life of Business is Low Prices at Tionesta Cash NEW Just In SEE AD. NEXT WEEK. HEATH Up-to-Dato AO, A. B. A. Watnb Cook, President. FOREST COUNTY TIONESTA, CAPITAL STOCK, Dl RBCTOK8 A. Wayne Cook, O. W, Robinson, Win. Smearbaiigh, N. P. Wheeler, T. F. Ritchey. J. T. Dale, J. II. Kelly. Collections remitted for on day of pr.yuneut al low ratoa. We promise ourcusUnn era all the benefits consistent with conservative b king. Interest paid on lime deposits. Your patronage respectfully solicited. P.AINTING! Have you been thinking of do ing any painting this season to brighten up the appearance of your property? If to, yon want it properly done, aud as that it my business I respectfully'iuliuit n opportunity to figure on your work. I can do the work right and at thejrigbt price. PAPERHANGINC! I also make specialty of paper hanging and carry a liue of wall paper samples that can't be beat. Give me a trial order an I be convinced of quality of both pa per and workmioship. GEO. I. DAVIS, TIONESTA, PA CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH PENNYROYAL PILLS CO" aA. Afwsr reliable. LadlM. ask Pmrclst Ibr (HII'limtKS K.LIII in Hr4 and tinM HM-ulllr bnii. Mwlr-il wtlh blue rhNm. Tsks1Srr. KvfHs danverwaa snbjatl Mlluu and ImllMllon. Hio uf vimr ImiicKi, nr sriitl 4. in .tamp for rsrllralsnl, Trsll MMilala and - Krllf tor in inter, by m,n Jla.ll. IS.eee i'ratiiuoiiisla. bold bf ail urunlju. cHicnaaTsa ohsmioal oo. 1M BlatftoM avaar. nil LA., Tk, EVER THINK OF IT? pair of pants Indies that nd shoes feel Big, but GOOD! k FEIT. Dealers in 00,75. Kki.lt. Cashier. W. SMKARBArOH, Vice Prtisldun NATIONAL HANK, PENNSYLVANIA. 150,000. Notice of Application for Charter. Notice is hereby given that an appli cation will be made to the Governor ot the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, on Moinlsv, (September '.Slh, IsiOJ, by J. A. Viele, K. J. lesser, U. hi. DmJoha, . J. Brennan, C. II. Breniian and others, un der the Act of Assembly of the Coinmou wesllh of Pennsylvania, entitled "An Act to provide for the incorporation and regulation of natural gaa companies" ap proved May '.1Mb, A. I., 1 -, and the supplements thereto, for a charter for an intended corporation to lie called "JF.F FF.KSON COUNTY OAS COMPANY," the character and object of which la fr Hie purMSM of producing, dealing in, trans porting, storing and supplying natural gas to er.-uns, corporations and associa tions ; its principal olllce and place of business lo be In tbe borough of Warren, in the County ol Warren, and the places w-bere its business in its varioua bran ches la to he oond ucted are, the Town ships of ilesth and I'olk in the County of Jellerson, the Townships of Millstone, Spring Creek ami HiKhland In the Conn tv ol Klk, the Townships of Jenks and Howe in the County of Forest, and the Townships of Shelliold, Cherry Orove, Mead, Olade, Pleasant and Conewango and the Borough of tVarren, in theCoun of Warren; and for ti e above mentioned purMaeii to have, posMesa and enjoy all the rights, benellts and privileues of the said Act of Assembly and its aupple nienta. John U. Wiutmoiik, Ridgaav, Pa., Solicitor. Mept, 1st, 11X12. Wanted-An Idea Who eavit thm of ftontr Un'. ill in to IxaVU-lltf Pfrrt your Mi: ihT may tiring y a wenhh. Wrtw JOHN WMlKKHt'HN ( . 1'f.u-nl AUr Wftablnirton, D. ('..for thetr $1.ni pris olTt lifl vt two buadnd la'antkm waaud. HOW aliout your Mock of Sinttoimy ? We do high data Job Printing. The NECESSITIES do not call for so much expense, as during the colder season. U'lTIDEiWEA.1 for ALL peo I le, I hat costs little money and HATS, TIJUS, EJUSTCY "VESTS, and TTORT'H !T?'"Y most exact- iog, io dtlicale figures and Tast culors, to fit feet of any size. Also Shoe Polishes. G-ROCEBIES 8 W1,l-,h closely and keep fresh, aod have what you need fur your Luoch io CanDed Meals, Vegetables aud Faocy Cookies, and cao supply your wsdis in Glass Caos, Jelly Tumblers, Kettles, Sugars, Spices aod all needful things in the Preserving Season. Store
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