THE FOREST REPUBLICAN.
4. (. Winn,
tOITO 4 fHOMItTOII.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 22.
itKrirnLiCAN ticket.
I'OrNTT.
Treasurer.
JAMES II. EON ES.
Associate Judge,
JACK McCRAY.
I015i;S AT RARRIsnrRG.
IlAHRIBrRl, r., May 20,
The pat week has bwn fruitful of con
siderable projrress in matters of legisla
tion, many mPMiirw having gone out of
tbe legislative hall Into the hands of the
governor. Some of these are of consider
able interest to our people; for Instance,
the bill whi"h provide that the State
shall take, control and hereafter maintain
all county bridges w h'ch crovs streams
that have been declared public highways.
These bridges are to be turned over to
tbe State, free of cost, and thereafter their
maintenance, and re-eonstrtictlon, should
they be destroyed, is to be borne by the
Sute. The bill, which originated in the
Senat, has passed the House and will go
to the Governor this week. If he signs
the counties will be relieved of 'a large
burden in future maintenance of these
structures.
The tax conference general revenue
bill had comparatively smooth sailing
through the House, and if the Senate
treats it with the same consideration, by
the next year we will be working under
a new law to provide Sute revenue,
which its friends claim will be an Im
provement on the present system. One
feature of the bill which strikes the av
erage iudividual favorably is that which
returns to the counties about a million
and a half of the revenues which hereto
fore were retained by the State. Of
course, to manv counties this will not be
of very great moment, they pa ving com
paritively little into the coffers of tbe
Commonwealth.
One or two other bills by which it is
hoped to materially increase the reve
nues of the State have passed second
reading in the House, aad have, some
show of becoming laws. One requires
the payment of a bonus by corporations
hereafter incorporated. Another places
a Ui of 25 cents a barrel on beer sold In
the state. The third provides far the
taxation of tbe shares of tok of any
bank lo"orporated under the la it s of the
Commonwealth. It is boed by the pas
sage of these measures to provide suffic
ient revenue to meet all demands on the
State's sxcbeqoer during tbe next two
years.
Tbe Govenor vetoed tbe bill to prevent
the killing of all game for the purpose of
carter or sale for the next two years,
holding that it would give a practical
monopoly of the game of the State into
the hands of the sportsmen, and prevent
the fellow who enjoys the eating ofit.bQt
has not the skill to shoot it, from having
any on bis table- The bill was not in
tended to deprive citizens of the State
from enjoying a mess of game in proper
season, but was a drive at the "pot hunt
ers" wbo make it a business of hunting
for the market and generally sell their
game to outside commission merchants.
Immediately after tbe reading of the
veto message a bill to provide for the es
tablishment of a State game commission
was called up. This inspired Een.
Focht, the energetic and and wide-awake
member from Union county, to raise the
nice little point "that if we were to have
no laws that would protect and foster the
game of our state what was tbe use of
creating a luxurious and expensive game
oommmisiion that would have nothing
to ao but junket about and draw sals
ries." This little "tip" settled the game
commission bill, and its friends were
glad to get consent to have It "postponed
tor tbe present," in order to save it from
overwhelming defeat. Union county has
a good representative on tbe floor of the
House, and should send bim back as long
as ne can be induced to accept the place.
Tbe bill to create the office of Deputy
Auditor General was sat upen verv ef
fectually in the House last week, but the
friends of tbe bill took advantage of the
opportunity and in an unguarded mo
ment got a reconsideration of the vote,
and bad the bill placed on the nostnoned
list, w here it will stay unless the House
should drop into a comatose condition
and lose its head.
The House Congressional, Senatorial
and Representative apportionment bills
passed second reading as reported from
committee on Thursday last, though re
peated attempts were made to amend
them. The Congressional bill places For
est and Clarion counties in the Yenaugo-
vt arren-McKean-Cameron district, and
gives to Philadelphia and Allegheny each
the extra Congressmen to w hich they are
entitled under tbe census of lS'.O. Other
wise the district throughout the State
remain unchanged. TLe bill will un
doubtedly pass the House and then go
w a conference committee. The Sena.
torial bill place McKean, Elk and For
est together, and makes many other
changes. It, also, will doubtlesa pass
tbe House and go to the conference com
mittee, but as many of tbe Senators are
thrown together on tbe new arrangement,
and are bound to be in any event, thus
making it impossible for one or tbe other
of those ao effected to be returned, there
will be music In the air when the Senate
comes to take up the question. That
body does not want to pass any appor
tioument bills, but is seeking to place
the responsibility for failing to do so on
the House. All the same the House w ill
pass tho bills aud theu it will be seeu
who is to bluuio for the failure.
An unusual event took pi we in the
House on Friday moruiug last. Tbe bus
iness of the session was proceeding all
smoothly enough when a bill was called
up on which the Philadelphia delegation
was divided, and two ol their members
demanded the yeas and nays. They were
called and the fact developed that there
was no quorum present. Speaker Wal
ton instructed the Sorgesut-at-aruis to
lock the doors and ordered a "call of the
House." Ninety-four members ail
swered "present." The Serjeant aud
his assiatunts were then ordered to go
into the highways aud by-ways aud ar
rest any members found and bring theiu
before the bar of the House. After much
skirmishing around, rive members were
found. Thse were each in turn brought
op and an account of their abeence de
manded. All pave reasonable excuses
and consent wss given for their discharge
from the further custody of the officer.
Four members were still larking to
make a quorum, and after some more
fruitless bustling, the speaker declsred
the House adjourned. It was tlie first
"call" that has been made since 18.!, and
to those wbo bad never witnessed such
an occurrence, and who were "present
and accounted for' tbe spectacle was
very amusing. One member who ob
jected to leave of absence being granted
to another in the earlier part of the pro
ceedings, found that, in order to make
his train for home, he must leave' before
the session adjourned. Twenty minutes
after he bad left the House tbe "call" was
made, and he Is one of the 74 whom the
speaker ordered arrested, and who will
have to give a reason for his "absence
without leave'' to-night.
Final adjournment may be had on
June 6th, that date being the one set by
the Senate's amendment of the House
resolution, the lattr body having yet to
take action on tbe same. It is altogether
probable that will be tbe date finally
agreed upon. J. E. W.
THE MEW REGISTRATION ACT.
The December Reg Utry AbolUbcd, tad
Only the Say Registry 5ow Sewsary.
A number of inquiries having reached
us concerning the amended Registry act,
we give below tbe full text of the law as
smended, and which has received the
signature of tbe Governor:
Section 1. Be it Enatted, dc. That,
for the purpose of making tbe original
annual assessment and registration of
voters in each of the election districts in
this Commonwealth, it shall be the duty
of each of tbe assessors wbo are required
to perform any of the duties incident to
tbe holding of elections and the registra
tion of voters in the different election
districts of this Commonwealth, to visit
in person each and every dwelling house
in bis district on tbe tint Mondav in
May of each year, or as soon thereafter as
may be possible and practicable when all
of said dwelling boose cannot be per
sonal! v visited bv him on the said first
Monday of May, and to make a list in
a book prepared for that purpose by tbe
County Commissioners of all the quali
fied electors be shall find upon careful
and diligent Inquiry to be bona fide res
idents of his district, together with the
date when such dwelling kouse was vis
ited by the assessor, entering them in
such book in tbe order in w Inch such
dwelling bouses are visited, and tbe
qualified elector in each bouse being
grouped together, and if in a city or
town the names of the qualified electors
shall be grouped together by streets, al
leys or courts, and tbe persons so fbnnd
to be legally qualified elector shall forth
with be assessed ; the assessor shall in all
cases personally ascertain by careful and
diligent inquiry of the voter or of some
Known re&iuem oi me election uinirict lu
wbixb the voter claims tbe ngbt to vote,
upon what ground each person so asoosa
ed claims to be a legally qualified voter.
Tbe list thus prepared shall be designat
ed and known as the "Original Registry
List." It shall be the duty of said assess
or to enter in said "Original Registry
List tbe names or tbe male citizens
twenty-one year of age and upwards
claiming to ne quaiineo voters in the
election district of which he is the as.
sessor, and opposite each of said name
state whether said citizen is or is not a
housekeeper, and if be is, tbe number of
bis residence in cities or towns where the
same are numbered, with tbe street, al
ley or court in which situated, and if in a
city or town where there are no numbers
tbe name of tbe street, alley or court on
wbicn tbe said House fronts, also tbe oc
cupation of the person at the date of such
assessment, ana wuere ne is not a house
keeper tbe occupation, place of boarding,
and with whom at the date of assessment.
and if working lor another the name of
the employer, and write opposite each of
said names tbe word "'N oter." Where
auy person claims to vote by reason of
naturalization ne snail extuuit bis certifi
cate thereof to tbe assessor unless be has
been for two consecutive rears next ore-
ceeding a voter in said district, and in all
cases wbere me person naa been natural
ized the name shall be marked with the
le'ter ' : where the person has merelv
declared his intention to become a citizen
and designs to be naturalized before tbe
next election be snail exhibit the sertili-
cate of his declaration of intention, and
me name snait ue marked "u l;" and
wbere tbe person shall be entitled bv ex
isting laws to be naturalised without
making a declaration of his intention to
be naturalized and intends to be natural
ized at least one month before the next
general election, tbe name of such person
shall be marked "I K;" where the claim
is to vote by reason ot being of the age of
twenty-one years and under twenty-two
as provided by law, tbe word "Age" shall
tie entereu, anu n me person has moved
into he election district to reside since
tbe last general election tbe letter "K'
snallibe placed opposite the name.
raKTiow . it snail be the dutv of
the said aaasessor to forthwith make
copy of the said original list, with the
observations aud explanations required
ui ue uuwu a aiuronaiu i ue maue out
as soon as practicable. It shall be his
duty on or prior to the fourth Monday of
May, and on or prior to the second Mon
day of December in each year, to place a
copy on tbe door of or on the bouse
where tbe election ot the respective dis
trict is required to be held, and retain the
original list in his hand for the inspec
tion, iree oi cnarge, oi anv person rest
dent in the said election district who
shall desire to see the same: and it shall
be the duty of the said assessor to assess
Irom time to time the personal annlk
tiou of any one claiming the right to vote
the name of such claimant, and mark op
posite the name "C V," and immediately
asesa him, noting as in all other cases,
his occupation, residence the date of his
assessment, whether a boarder, or house
keeper, if a boarder with whom he boards.
and whether naturalized or designing to
be, marking in all cases opmisite the
name the letter N' 'W or "I N' as the
case may be; if the person claiming to
he assessed be naturalized he shall ex
hibit to tbe assessor his certificate of
naturalization, and if be claims that he
design to be naturalized before the next
ensuing election he shall exhibit the cer
tificate of his declaration of intention if
such previous declaration is required bv
the laws of the United Slates. It shall be
the duty of said assessor to be present at
ine election uouse oi ine said election
district duriug the two secular days next
preceding the day fixed liv the third see
lion of this act for returning the lists to
the county commissioners, from ten, ante
meridau, to three, post meridau, and
tniu six, post meridau, to niue, post
uieridau, o! each of said days, tor the
piirKe ot hearing and acting upon ap
plications to be made under the provis
ions of this section, or relating to naim
upon said list, or that are sought to be
placed thereon or struck therciroiu, aud
it snail oe nis uiuy to correct said origi
nal list bv adding thereto upon personal
aiinlicatiuu the names of persons entitled
to vole not already thereon, aud by sink
ing inereiroiu iictuious names or names
of persons who iimy have died or re
inoveu irom saiu uisiriel, unil in all eases
it shall be the duty of said usse-sor to
enter m hi book opposite the name o.
each voter the name or names or the per
son or person? together with the rosi
deuce ol the same tt bo shall furnish in
formation as to the residence and quali
ncaiions ot each voter w ho has beeu
scssed or as to the persons whose names
shall be stricken from said original list,
and the said origins! list shall leoppn for
inspection by any qualified elector of the
county or ward in hich the election dis
trict is sitnstnd as well as by the person
claiming to le registered, and the court
of common pleas of the proper county or
any law judge thereof at chambers on the
application of any qualified elector of the
ward or county under oath, which oath
may be made at any time be ore the day
of election, shall call the assessor and the
complainant before it Or him by citation
or rule to show cause, and shall hear the
parties and dispose of tbe subject In a
summary manner as to law and Justice
shall belong, and shall, if need be, order
tbe assessor to correct the registrv ac
cordingly, nd the said court or Judge
may enforce such order by attachment as
in proceedings for contempt.
SRCTtos S. After the assessments have
been completed on the sixty-second dsv
belore third Tuesday of February, and
on the sixty-second dsy lefore the Tues
day next following the first Monday of
Noveinler in each year, tbe assessor shall
on the following day make a return to
the county commissioners of the "Origi
nal Registry List' thus revised and com
pleted, ami the county commissioners
shall thereupon proceed" to make out a
complete list in alphabetical order of all
persons so returned as Uxsbles in said
election district and furnish the same, to
gether with the necessary election blanks,
to the officer of the election in such elec
tion district on or before seven o'clock In
tbe momint of tbe election, and no man
shall be permitted to vote at the election
on that day whose name is not on said
list, unless he shall make proof of his
right to vote as hereinbefore required.
The Origi.ial Registrv List' as returned
to the county commissioners preceding
the November election shall be returned
by the county commissioners to the as
sessor before" tbe first Mondav of Decem
ber, which shall be nsed by said assessor
to make his original registrv list for
December as heretofore provided.
5EWSY 50TES.
Snowden Cribbs, a weU known oil
driller of Elk City, Clarion county, while
laboring under a temporary fit of insan
ity, hung himself in that place on Thurs
day evening of last week.
Sheriff Elliot if Ridgway, Elk countv,
and S. B. Wheeler, were arrested bv Fish
Warden Geise, of Mix Run, near Drift
wood, for killing fish with lime. The
fine imposed was small, but the prompt
action of the fish warden will deter
others fiom indulging in the same
methods used by these gentlemen.
While a great electric storm was in
progress Saturday afternoon a cloudburst
tore out a mile of Terrace mountain in
Jack s Narrows, seven miles east of
Huntingdon, Pa. Thousands of tons of
earth and rocks fell upon the tiack of the
rennsyivama railroad, carrying awav
the rails and demolishing the road bed,
ine landslide (wept away part or a
freight train that was passing but no
body was hurt.
Samuel L. Clemens (Mark Twain) has
signed a contract for a lecture tour
around the world. He will leave Paris
shortly for the United States, and will
proceed by way of San Francisco to Aus
tralia and India. The chief reason for
his entering info the contract is that he
has lost almost his entire fortune through
unfortunate investment. He lost over
200,000 through the failure of one Amer
lean company.
One of the most sensational divorce
cases ever tried in Mahoning countv was
disposed of by Judge J. R. Johnson
Friday granting a divorce to the plaintiff.
The case w as that of Mr. Ella Triplet
against W. H. Triplet. The latter was
once a noted deletlive in this section.
The story told by the woman was re
markable, to say the least and showed
Triplet in the light of a pitilesa tyrant.
She said she met and married Triplet in
Beaver county, Pa,, and afterward went
with bim to Canton, where she alleges he
soon began to abuse her. They left Can
ton, and be took her to Moundsvllle, W.
Vs., where he Becured a house boat.
They floated down tbe river aud be put
her off at Blennerhassett Island with the
intention, she alleges, of starving her to
death. He kept ber there for several
years, and compelled her to subsist upon
musk rats and crows, fried In skunk'
grease. Finally a son of Triplet by his
first wife, came to the Island and she in
duced him to assist ber to escape to the
mainland one night. She has not seen
htm since.
DON'T STOP TOBACCO.
Hew Care Tesrself While Vsla II
The tobacco habit grow on a man un
til bis nervous system is seriously affec
ted, impairing health, comfort and happi
ness. To quit suddenly is too severe i
shock to the system, as tobacco, to an in
veterate user becomes a stimulent 1, .1
his system continually craves. Raoo
Curo is a scientific cure for the tobacco
habit, in all its forms, caret ullv com
pounded alter the formula of an eminent
Berlin physician who has used it in his
private practice since 1872. without
failure, purely vegetable and guaranteed
perfectly harmless. You can use all the
tobacco you want, while laKing Baco-
i ure, ii wm noiuy you when to stop.
We give a written guarantee to perma
nently cure any case with throe boxes, or
refund the money with ten per cent, in
terest. iiaco-Cure is not a substitute, but
a scientific cure, that cures without the
aid of will power and with no incon
venience. It leaves the system as pure
and free from nicotine as the day vou
took your first chew or smoke. Sold" by
all druggists, with our ironclad guaran
tee at f l.ou per box, three boxes, (thirty
days treatment,) 2.50 or sent direct upon
receipt of price. Send six two-cent
stamps for sample box, booklet and
proofs free. Eureka Chemical Manu
facturing Company. Manufacturing
Chemists, Lat'roase, Wisconsin.
WOOL
All person having wool, aud want
rolls or batting carded can have carding
done on short notice. Do not grease any
wool at home a I will furnish you a
good oil at one cent per pound, and
charge same price if greased at home.
Price this year for oiling and carding one
cent less than I have charged the last
three years. II. LA.Mli,
Hparlansburg, Pa.
F. R. LAN. SON, agent, Tionesia, Pa.
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DAVID MINTZ,
THE LEADER IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
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SECOND TO NONE.
The Spring and Summer of
Season for Business, so
My stock of Spring and Summer Goads Is Complete In
livery Dejartmcnt.
Clothing for Men, Youths, Boys and Children in the finest qualities you
want; Dry Goods an.l Dress Goods as fine as you can get Jn any
City; a full line of Carpet, Wall Paper, Trunks, Vnlicc and Telescope.
Queeusware and Furniture in the very latest: Tarlor rnd Bedroom
Suits , Rocking Chairs, Springs, Mattr, Lounges, French Looking
Glasses, Chiffoniers, Bureaus, Book Cases, or anything else. All de
partments are well filled from top to bottom. Remember the place.
DAVID MINTZ'S.
Marienvillc, Pa.
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE paid for Hides, Wool. Furs. Sheep pelts, G!r..cu j
EASTER
We Have Decided to Make an Easter Sale and start
the Season with such a sale as never was
precedented in our town.
"MY UDY"
Must have an Easter bonnet and by good rights
she should, and so should you have a decent suit.
We are up-to-date outfitters from head to foot and
we can make a satisfied man of you.
WE CAN FIT
Out right in style, right in quality, right in price.
We don't want your money unless we have your
good will along with it. We have suits for chil
dren, the neatest in the market, in wash goods,
unions, worsteds and Jerseys. Boys suits in knee
and long pants suits, and men's in all the popular
styles and makes and the finest goods the market
affords.
IN fUBTJISHlNCS
Shirts and neckwear we can please the most fas
tidious buyer.
IN SttOES
We have them for ladies, gentlemen, youths, misses
and children. You have but to see them to buy
them.
ALL THE SHADES, SHAPES AND PRICES ARE AT
YOUR COMMAND.
WE GUARANTEE OUR GOODS AND STYLES. TRY
US FOR YOUR SPRING OUTFT.
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When you are in ne ed of ciivthing in the line of
WAGONS, BUGGIES, PLOWS, HARROWS, CUL
TIVATORS, SHOVEL PLOWS, LAND ROLL
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POULTRY NETTING OR HARD
WARE OF ANY DESCRIPTION.
We are also agents for the
"PAST MAIL" BICYCLE.
Warranted lo bo ono of the bxst w heels in the market.
SCOWDEN & CLARK
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and guaranteed cure,) IZ50. For sale bv all ririigiriats or will be sent W mail upon
receipt or price. SEND SIX TWO CENT STAMPS FOR SAMPLE BOX. Book
let and proofs free. Eureka Chemical A MTg Co., La Crosse, Wis.
Office of THE PIONEER PRESS COMPANY, C. W. HoRNtrK, Supt.
St. Paul, Minn., Sept. 7, l4.
Eureka Chemical and MTg Co., La Crosse, Wis.
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and various other remedies, but without sucoes, until I accidentally learned of
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recommend 1U Your very truly, C. W. Horkick.
Lawrence &
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CLOTHING, DRY 800DS NOTIONS HATS, CAPS. GROCERIES, QUEENS
WARE, STATIONERY, CANNED GOODS, CUTLERY,
JEWELRY, TOBACCO, CIGARS.
BOOTS AND SII0ES A SPECIALTY !
GOODS OF FIRST CLASS QUALITY IN EVERY DEPARTMENT.
iOOMTBY PB0BU0I AHB CASH:
TAKEN IN EXCHANGE FOR GOODS.
SIGGINS & HERMAN,
DRUGGISTS dc GROCERS,
TIONESTA, PENN.
IN OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENT WILL ALWAYS BE FOUND
TME FRESHEST GJIOCEEIES.
BERRIES, FRUITS & VEGETABLES OF ALL KINDS, IN SEASON.
In our Drug Department, which I In charge of a thoroughly competent Clerk,
will always be found the
PUREST DRUGS AND CHEMICALS !
PRESCRIPTIONS COMPOUNDED WITH UTMOST CARE.
dLucvsr Mqscjs J&.
of the firm of MORCK BRO'8,
OPTICIANS,
Specialist In Erroraof Refraction of tbe
Eye. Examination free of charge.
WARREN, PENN.
W. A. FISHER, Jeweler.
Bovard Block, Tionesia, Pa
THE OLD RELIABLE
LIVERSTABLE,
TIONESTA, - PENN.
S. S. CANFIELD, PROPRIETOR.
Good Stock, Good Carriages and Bug
fits to let upon the most reasonable terms,
ie will aleo do
JOB TEAMIlTa
All orders lea at the Post Oflioo will
receive prompt attention.
TF YOU WANT a retpectalle Job of
i priming at a reasonable price send
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IS FULL OF WA
GOODS ! SWj
--
ITS INJURIOUS TO STOP SUDDENLY and
don't (hi impoKed upon by buying a remedy that
require you to do ao. a it bt 'nothing more than
a RUlmlitule. In the audden atnppnir of tobareo
you munt have some stimulant, ana in moot all
caae, the etleot of the stimulant, be it opium,
morphine, or other opiatna, leave a far worse
babit contracted. AhIc Tour druggist about
BACO-CURO.
It is purely veKeiable. You do not bav to stop
using lonaom wiin
BACO-CURO.
It will noli I y you when to st"ii
and your desire tor tolmoro will
cease. Your systeai will be as
free from nicotine as th day bo
fore vou took vour first chew or
Smearbauqh,
TIME TABLE In
effect Mar.' 31, 1W.5.
Trains leave Tio
nesia for Oil City
and poiuta west as
follows:
o. 31 ButlaloEzureaa llttnnnn.
o. 61 Way Freight (carrying
passengers) 4:50 p. m.
'o. 33 Oil City Exj res 7:55 p. in.
For Hickory, Tidioute, Warren, Kinzua,
Bradford, Olean and the East :
No. 80 Olean Express 8:44 a.m.
No. "32 Pittsburgh Express.... 4:17 p. m.
No. 60 Way Freight (i-arrying
passengers' to Tionesta) IkoO a. m.
Get Time Tables and full information
from 8. Q. CLARK, Agent, Tionesta, Pa.
It. BELL, Uen'lNupt.
J. A. FELLOWS,
Gen'l Passenger & Ticket Agent,
Buffalo, N. Y.
- L- DoiIC! AS
$3 SHOEno'.:
Ana outer ftpecUkltkea for
Gentlemen, Ldlc, buja
and Mines are the
Best in the World.
Be descrlptlva atlnrtlis
toeat waka appears la tats
paper.
Tax a Sabstitat.
lulit oa tsTiog w. L.
DOl'ULAS' SHOES,
- ' stamped oa boltum. Sold bf
F. R. LANSON.
Waen Baby was atck, we fire her Caatorla.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When aha became Mus, she clang to Castoria,
When the had Children, the gave Uietn Caaioria.