THE FOREST REPUBLICAN. 4. E. WCNK, EOITOR 4 PROPRIETOR. WEDNESDAY, A l(! VST 31, 1S. Republican Ticket. STATK. Governor VM. A. STONE. I.ient.-i;orernorJ. V. S. GOBIN. See'y Int. AfTwraJAS. W. LATTA. Omtjrcaa - at - Larpe G ALVSIIA A. GROW, S. A. DAVENPORT. Sitlcrior Court JmlijeXYM. W. POR TKR, WM. D. PORTER. COINTY. rrrtideut JmlgeVT. M. I.INDSEY. Om tfrea WAYNE COOK. (Subject to action of district conference.) Axrmlly S. S. TOWLER. County TVcnvwrer S. M. HENRY. Republicans, (,'et Assessed I Eveiy Republican should call io persou n ibe Assessor in bis election district am see if he has been assessed for and if not, have the Assessor register him. Assessois are required by law to ho at the voting place in each district on Sept. (ith and 7th, from 7 a. in. to 6 p m. Sept. 7th is the last day. Get assessed ! Dewey's log of'the war wiil be in terei'ting. It furnish 'd the prologue and the epilogue of the wiolo busi ness. Tins will be kuowu in American history as the year of islands. The Philippines alone add 1,200 to our national atlas. In seven months of the present year foreign exports have exceeded imports by $317,132,801. Such an exhibit with a war on hand nuld be impossible in any other country. Even though peace is at hand, the war taxes will continue to run for some time. Hut when an American licks a stamp he is reminded that it repreeents n scries of splendid vic tories and some valuable new terri tory. Hon. Jo-F.rn II. Choate applies a sound principle of law to the Span-Uli-Arueri an question when he de clares that "the beaten party rnns pay ihe costs." On this theory, the battle n' Manila will bo au expense to Spain of about 2,000 islands. The big peace commission will hive five members on a side, but each nation will have inly a single vote on any of the points at issue. This will lay the foundation for momentous game of draw, in w'.icb eveut American interests are not likely to suffer. The iufinious attack f The Voice. a paper published in New York city, on United States Senator Quay, is probably without a parallel in the history of ilemagoguism. The vilest paper published in th s country would blush at such conduct, and yet this mural paper gives space to a per sooal -.Hack that cannot but help strengthen this gent, tman in his can vass. If the cause of Dr. Swallow has no merit in itself it can never be ad vauced by vituperation and raalace. Clearfield Journal. And that is the opinion of every love r of decency. In several very important respects Dewey resemble- Grant. He is or iginal and audacious. Nob dy ever heard him grumbling about any inad equacy ol means at his command or the character ol the task to which be was assigned. He does bis work promptly and cheerfully with the forces at his disposal. He does it so thoroughly that it will never have to bo done over again by hitn or any bo 'v else. Dewey will, in history, have the primary among the fighters of the Spanish war whicb Grant had among those of the war of secession. The contest for second and third place amon the great personalities of the war of 1598 may be keen, but the first placo belongs to Dewey. The Madrid papers' opposition to the surrender of any of the Philip pioes to the United States except Manila and its vicinity was expected I ut it will not avail. At the present tin e all of the Island of Luzon, which was almost half ol the area and in habitants of the entire Philippirfe group of isliiuds, is virtually in our hands, ni,d it will never be given up. The rest of th inlands will keep it company. V'iih Luzon American tenilnry the oiher islands would be of no use to Spain, and she is not likely to try very Imrd to hold them.. She would doubtless like to sell them to some ether nation, but the United States will pre vent this. The work of our commissioners in the Phil ippine matter will be cut out for them by thj peoplo before they leave Fr.u.te. They moot aud will get the whole of the Philippines. St. Louis Globe -Democrat. The total loss in the American army and navy in the' re ent war ii reported to be Iwcbtv -three officers and 23i men killed and eighty sev9 officers and 1406 men wounded, an aggregate of 1752. Iu t hs civil war the Union army aUnn lst 4142 offi cers an I 62,91(5 men killed, nod in addition 43,012 died fioui wounds. Premier Sagasta is endeavoring to throw dsfficultit-s in the way of (he peace commissioners. The interest which Spain will have in Cuba aftet the pending settlement is reached will he nroral only. Spain's flag, whicii is down throughout the entire Island of Luzon by this time, will never e ra'sed anywhere in that isl and again. Her flag will soon be lowered in the remainder of he Phil ippines, and lowered forever. The Premier's illadvised talk, if it has any influence at home at all, merely raises hopes which are sure to be dis appointed. The case before the peace commissioners will be exceeding!' simple. America is master ol the situation in the Pacific as in the Gulf of Mexico, and will dictate the terms on which the settlement it 'o be based. XEHSY NOTES. The bodies of the dead Spaniards about Santiago are gathered in funeral pyres aud cremated. A exchange says a man has become in sane from trying to dotermino whether the Philippines aro east or west of the Vnitod States. The State Convention of the County Commissioners' Association will be held in Clearfield this year. The date as yet has not been fixed. Earrings are to be fashionable again, says a iashionable authority. The edict has gone forth, and jewelers aro prepar ing to meet the expected demand. Krupp is building five centimeters (two inch) paper field guns for the Ger man infantry. They are so light that a single soldier can easily carry one, whHe the resistance of the paper is greater than that of steel of the samo calibre. Several hundred applications for pen sions have been filed at the Pension Bu reau in Washington by claimants for dis abilities incurred during the present war, including tbo claims of widows of de ceased soldiers and their dependent par ents. From New York comes a fashion Item that the garterlcss stocking is the latest thing in the way of hosiery. It is made with eyelot holes on either sido, which are crossed and laced like a shoo. The stockings keep np admirably and the for tunate ones who have seen them say they are pretty to look at. A Washington special says that the promotion of Col. Willis J. Hulings to be Brigadier General, and that of Col. A. L. Hawkins (commanding the tenth regi ment, P. V., at Manila) to the same rank, will be made as soon as Gen. Miles and Gen. Merritt send in their reports on the battles in Porto Rino and at Manila. One of ihe new battleships provided for by the last navy bill will be named "Pennsylvania," in honor of the grand old "Keystone" State. The Pennsylva nia will be built at Cramps' shipyard, Philadelphia, armored with plate from Pittsburg and armed with guns from Bethlebom, She will be all Pennsylva nia from the keel up. Havana experienced the blessings of peace very soon after the protocol was signed. The poople of the city wore wretchedly hungry. Within a day or two a freighter sailed from New York for Ha vana carrying breadstuff's, rice, beans, fresh vegetables and 4,000 chickens. An other tood and passenger-laden ship also sailed for the same port with abundance of material (or square meals. Tho Commissioner of Internal Revenue has decided that all judgment notes must have an extra 25-cent stamp to cover the power of attorney and judgment clause, and a 25-cent stamp for each assignment on tho back of the note containing the power of attorney. This is in addition to the 2 cents per hundred. Users of notes will do well to make memorandum of this decision. Few people know that the flag of the United States is older than those of the other great nations, says the New York Tribune. The Union Jack, the present Rritish emblem, dates from 1801. The French tricolor was adapted in 1793, and the German and Italian banners are no older than the existing administration of those countries. The Spanish flag was first established in 1785. On June 14, 1777, the Continential Congress passed its memorable resolution that the flag of the United States be 13 stripes alternate red and white, and that the Union bo 13 stars, white In a blue field, representing a new constellation. It was afterward decided to add a new stair for every new State admitted to the Union, but this was the only change that has been made from the form adopted by those men who were prominent in establishing tho govern ment. Mr. John Steele, of Nebraska, famil iarly known in this state as "Coal Oil Johnnie," is visiting the scpnes of his former fame in Venango county. Ho says all the stories regarding his im mense wealth, attained from oil, and the freo disHipation of his fortunes aro with out foundation. That his total income in the earlier days of oil's boom was a roy alty in the McCIintock farm production. Mrs. McCIintock, its owner, had saved $00,000 from the royalty, aud she left it to him. He invested the money in a busi ness block in Meadville, leaving a bal ance unpaid. Oil then dropped from $4 a barrel to 50 cents, he was unable to meet his obligations and turned the property over to other parties at a great Iosh. Mr. Steele says he was only 19 years old when all the sensational stories wore written about him, and he was a little lavish with his nionoy, as a boy would naturally be. Excursion Kates. Only one-hslf faro will bo charged on any of tho railroads during tho great Oil City Fair. 2t Letter From (Jeorgc Birtcll. Porto Rico, Aug. 7th, MW. My Dear tlothcr .- Ihavetimoto writo to-day, so 1 wiil try and lot you know that I am vory well. We have had tho finest kind of weather ever since we camo here. It i vory hot when there is no breeze, but there is a nice breeze most all the time, and tho nights are very Hire and cool. Thoro has been very little rain bore since we came. The scenery here Is the finest I ever saw j wo can ace the oi en away oft' in the distance and the moniliasis aro beautiful, and there la a deep osnon just back of our camp, and there are some of the finest large trees I ever saw. They are draped with Spanish moss that bangs down two or throe feet, aud they remind me of an old cray-haired man. I wish you could sco them. Somo of the trees have very beautiful flowers on them. There are cactus here as largo as trees, and there are hedges of cactus that noth ing can go through without cutting a way through. The roads thai wo have come over are the best I evor was on. We Bre tho advance regiment; we have come sixteen miles from Ponce, the placo we landed. We havo boon driving tho en emy back, and they stay about thrco miles ahead of us. They are in a forti fied town now, so wo are wailing for our artilery bofore wo advance on them. We havo a report in camp to-day that the warisover, but I don't know whether it is truo or not. We aro getting new re peating rifles to-day, so It don't look as if we were going to quit just yet. I will be very glad when it Is over, for I am getting very tired ol army life. There has been vory little excitement here; you would not think we were in a hostile country. The natives that have anything have been very kind to us, but most of them are very poor. Wo don't know what poor folks aro in our country; a great many of them live in littlo straw covored lit ts with boxes to sit on and stones with holes cut in thorn tor stoves. Most all of them rido horseback. The rich folks have buggies or carriages, and all the hauling is dono in two-wheeled ox carts. They bind the yoke to the ox's lorns aud drive him with a stick with a sharp brad in the end of it. The reason they use two-wheeled carls is they are taxed $13 a wheel or each wheel a year. This will be a fine place to live when the United States has the running of it. I think it is a healthy placo; none of us havo been taken sick since we camo here. Somo of tho boys ate some fruit when we came here that made them sick for a seort time. One of our boys died the day after we left Charleston. It mado all of us feel very sad for he was one of tho best boys in our Co. We have only re ceived one mail since wo came hore. I got tho Vindicator in which I saw that n;y dear littlo friend Jack Burl had died. I was very sorry to hear it. He was the brightest little follow I ever knew. ) suppose you have plenty of early apples, I am nearly starved for some apples. I have not had any this year. If I could have them and the good water that you have I would be vers' much pleased. The water here is healthy enough but it is very warm. We can't get any that is cool. There are no poison reptiles or insects here. I have not seen a snake or a toad but there aro lots of l!7..ards. The only familiar thing I seo or luar is the chirp of the cricket and the evcr-bu.zing mos quito, and they are here in large num bers. I have been very buisy ever since I came here. We have had a great deal ot guard dutyo do and I have only had my shoes off twice to sleep. Koine nights, we had to sleep with loaded guns by our side, I hope it will not bo much longor beforo I will bo home. It is over threo months since I camo away. I can't think of anything more to writo this tiino. I don't know when this will get away, but you must writo olton. Just address iny mail to Porto Pioo and I will get it. Love to ail. Georok. A CRITICAL TIME. DurliiKlhr rinllle nfSnntiiiKO, Sli-k or Well, h HiihIi Nilu nnil Dny. Tli INtrkrin nl I lie Italllr of Mt ii I In no di Cnlia were nil He rn. Thi-lr Ilrroir Kllnrl in liflliii Am. mil Ian and Iinliuna lo Ihr Front Saved the Day. P. 15. Butler, ol pack trim No. 3, writ ing from Santiago Do Cuba, on July i!3d, says: "We all had diarrhtca in more or less violent form, and when wo landed we had no time to boo a doctor, for it was a case of rush and rush night and day to keep the troops supplied with ainunition and rations, but thanks to Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhcea Remedy, we were able to keep at work and keep our health : in fact, I sincerely believe that at one critical time this modicino was the direct saviour ol our army, for if the packers had been unable to work there would nave been no way of getting sup plies to the front. There wcro no roads that a wagon train could uso. My com rado and myself had the good fortune to lay in a supply or this medicine for our pack train beforo vo left Tampa, and I know in four cases it absolutely saved life." The above letter was written to the manufacturers of this medicine, the Chamberlain Medicine Co., Dos Mainos, Iowa. For sale by G. W. Bovard. Tost Wig Money. Over $20,(:00 has been expended in pre paring for the great Oil City Fair. It would be usclcas-lo nttompt to enumerate the features. Attend it and see for your self. September 13, 14, 15 and Hi. 2t Have you got $25.00? Have you got $50,007 Havo you got 8100.00 r If so, why don't you deposit it with the Conewango Building Loan Association Association of Warren, Pa. They will nay you 6 per cent, per annum Cash Dividend, payable semi-annually, and you can withdraw your principal in full at any time altor fl mouths. 5-5-ly, For broken surfaces, sores, insect bites, burns, skin diseases and especially piles there is one reliable remedy, DeWitl's Witch Hazel Salve. When you U1 for DeWitt's don't accept counterfeits or frauds. You wii! not bo disappointed with Do Witt's Witch Ha.ol Salve. Heath & Killmor. Tin- llt-Kt Iti-nirily For Flux, Mr. John Mathias, a well known stock dealer of Pulaski, Ky., says, "After suf fering for over a week with flux, and my physician having failed to relieve me, I was advised to try Chamberlain's Colio Cholera and Dirrhrca Itomody, and havo the pleasure of stating that tho half of one bottle cured mo." For salo by (J. W. Bo vard. A stubborn cough or tickling in the throat yields to Ono Minute Cough Curo. Harmless in ell'ecr .touches the right spot, reliable and just what is wanted. It acts at once. Heath it Killmor. When you call for Hewitt's Witch Ha zel Salve the great pile cure, don't accept anything elsn. Don't ho talked into ac cepting a substitute, for piles, for sores, fur burns. Heath A Killmor. . W. C.T. U. Ofllecrs. At the last meeting of the W. C. T. V, the following officers and superintend ents were olected for the ensuing yean President, Mrs. Prudence Wyman; 1st Vice President, Mm. Kate B. Craig; 2nd Vice President, Mrs. Angus Carson ; Cor, Secretary, Mrs, J. H. Dcrickson ; Hcc Secretary, Sulo May Sharpe; Treasurer, Mrs. Mary T. Irjn. Superintendents Kvangelistic, Mrs. A B. Kelly; Soldiers and Sailors, Mrs.S.H, Haslet; Narcotics and Mercy ; Mrs. An gus Carson; Mothers' Meotings, Mrs. L. D. Bowman; Franchise, Mrs. Prudence Wyniaii ; Lumberman, Mrs. James Hag gerty ; Sabbath School Work, Mrs. U J. Hopkins; Scientific Temporoneo Instruc tion, Mrs. Li. D. Bowman; Press Work, Mrs. Mary T. Irwin ; Railroad, Mis. J no. Ca'son ; Teniperauco Literature, Mrs. O. W. Clark ; Prison and Purity, Miss Nan cy Morrow ; Tarlor Meetings, Mrs. Kato Craig; Sabbath Observance, Mrs. J. O. Dalo; Flower Mission, Miss Daisy Craig and Miss Bcssio Morgan. Delegates to Co. Convention, Mrs. L. J. Hopkins and Mrs. T. F. Riteliey. Alternates, Mrs. James Haslet and Mrs. C. W. Clark. Itriiijj in the Exhibits. All farmers are invited to bring in thoir products for exhibition at tho Oil City Fair. It will cost nothing to enter them, and somebody must get tho pre miums. 2t Twenty Stories of Mark Twain. Mark Twain is the next famous man t be "anecdotalicd" by tho Ladies Jfoni Journal, and his closest friends have contributed twenty funny stories about the humorist for the aiticle. The (dories will show that all tho good things about Mark Twain havo not besn told. Sev eral ludicrous "snapshot" pictures of Murk havo been loaned bv his friends all printed for Ihe first timo. No Fflvorltcisiii. Thoro will bo no favoriteism at tho crcat Oil Citv Fair. Merit will bo the only thing considered in awarding pre miums. 2t You can get it at Hopkins' store, tf.. FOR SALE. The May lloiiiestenu. Any one wishing a desirable home in Tionesta will find the above complete in every detail as to location, Arc. It con tains eleven rooms, is ill ii in lied for gas and water. All modern improvements. An elegant, spacious lawn m front ot residonco. Price and terms reasonable. Apply to. JamksT. Brknnan, Keal Instate Dealer, fi-20-tf Tionesta, Pa. It Will be a Hummer. The great Oil City Fair, September 13, 14, 15 and 1(1. 2t Farm For Sale. Tho farm located on the Balltowu road about two miles from Tionasta, contain ing 50 acres of land, more or less, is for salo. About 30 acres are cleared, and there is a largo houso and barn thereon. Good well of water, a lino orchard and all necessary outbuildings. Can lio bought on easy terms. For further particulars address Mrs. A. K. I.kk.I'KU. 7-20-tf 175!)ummit St., Toledo, O. I'emomber the Fair. Tho .greatest of them all will bo held at Oil City, September 13, 14, 15 and 10. 2 -Until October 1st th,. W. N. Y. ,fe I. Rv. will run a rt'irulur Sundav train tin- tween Oil City and Tionesta, under tho following timo schedule: Leave Oil City at 0:00, arrive at Tionesta at 0:45 n. m.; leave Tionesta at 10:00, arrivo at Oil City at 10:45 a. in. Leave Oil City at 7:00, ar rive at Tionesta at 7:45 p. in.; Icavo Tio nesta at 8:00, arrive at Oil Citv at K:t5 p. m. tf. Twenty-live Ccnls. That is all it will cost for admission to the great Oil City Fair, September 13, 11, If) undid. Don't miss it. 2t Do you appreciate good laundry work? if no patronize tho Dunkirk Steam Laundry. Miles itr Armstrong, ogent.s. tf Don't Forget It. Oil City's great Fair, September 11, I I, 15 and Hi. You invito disappointment when vou experiment. DeWitt's Littlo Early 'Ri sers are pleasant, easy, thorough littlo pills. They curo constipation and sick headache iiistas suro as you tako them. Hoath A Killmor. Hopkins aells the clothing and shoos. Are You Un'mgi Of course you aro, to tho Oil City Fair, Set tembcr 13, 14, 15 and 1(3. 2t Men's heavy tan shoes, just thostyle for fall and winter, at Miles tt Arm strong's. Hopkins sells, the clothing and shoes. HA2ELTINE WOOLEN MILLS. Warren, Pa. ' Make Tweeda. fc?r CnDniiiicrMi.Kliinneli ami larns or pure wool, without fIioU dy, flock, wwite or im aiy niiiture wliafc WAMRCN M TIMETABLE, in eirect Juno 5, 1S08. Trains leave Tio nesta for Oil (,'ily and points west as follows : No. 31 Buffalo Express, daily except Sunday 12:0(1 noon. No. 01 Way Freight (carrying passongers). daily excent Sunday No. 33 Oil City Express, daily except Sunday 4:50 p. m. 7:4o p. m. 10:00 a. m 8:00 p. in Oil City, Sunday only. , Oil Oily, Sunday only.. For Hickory, Tidiouto, Warren, Kinzua, Bradford, Olcan and the East : No. 30 Olean Express, daily except Sunday 8:45 a. in. No. 32 Pittsburg Express, daily except Sunday 4:19 p. in. No. 00 Way Freight (carrying passengers to Irvineton) daily except Sunday 0:50 a. rn. Get Time Tables and full information from W. H. SAUL, Agent, Tionesta, Pa R. BELL, Gen'lSupt. J. A. FELLOWS, Gen'l Passenger Ticket Agent, Goneral ollle.e, Moonov-Brisbano Bid Cor. Main and Clinton Sis., BuOalo.N.Y. Truth wears well. Toople have learned that Do Witt's Litllo Karly Hlsors are re liable little pills for regulating the bow els, curing constipation aud sick head ache. Heath A Killmor. Tho Rev. W. B. Oostley of Stockbridito, Ga., while attending to his pastoral du ties at Ellenwood, thai stale, was attack ed by cholera morbus. He says: "By chance I happened to get hnfd ol a bottlo of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Dir rlui'u Remedy, and I think it was tho means of saving my life. It relieved mo at once." For sale' by G. W. Bovard. One Minuto Cough Cure surprises peo ple by its quick cures and children may take it in largo quantities without the least danger. It has won for itself the best reputation of any preparation used today lor redds, crimp, tickling in tho throat or obstinate coughs. Heath V Kill mor. Hopkins sells tho clothing and shoes. More than Twenty million samples of pch ills witch Hazel Salvo Havo lieen distributed bv tho manufacturers. What better proo! of their confidence in its mer its do you want? It cures piles, burns. scalds, sores, in tho shortest space of time. Iloalli iC Killiuer. Poor House Election Proc lamation. yitKUEA8, ' Tho t'iMirt of Quarter t V Sessions of Forest County upoti tho presentation of petition signed by a ma jority of the Overseers of tho Poor in of ttlco in the County of Forest, at tho lime of the signing ol said petition, the same hav ing been presented to said court, sotting forth that the inhabitants of theCovnty of Forest labor under great inconvenionco for want of a County Poor Houso, for the purpose of furnishing relief to tho poor and destitute paupers of said County, and carrying out the provisions of tho Act June loth, 107 (P. Ii. 1S!7. pauo 175). that great need exists that tho Cuuntv of For- ost be made it district, and that the Com missioners of the County of Forest lie au thorized by the Court lo select and pur chase real estate, within said County, and erect buildings tbereou, and provide all other articles proper and necssary for the care and accomodalU u of the poor of said County, said District to bo known as "The f orest County Poor District," which petition was duly presented in open Court on the 23d day of May, 1S1IS, and tho following order was made : OiuiKii. And now to-wit. May 23.I80S. petition read, and it appearing to the Court that a majority of the Overseers ot the l'oor iu olllee, in tho County ol For est, having siuuod said petition, and tho same having been duly considered by tho Court, tho Court submits the ques tion of said purchase to the votes of the qualified electors of Forest County, and order and direct an election on the ques lonoftho advisability of tho Commis sioners of tho County of Forest selecting and purchasing real estate, etc., to bo held at the same time as tho general elec tion in November next, and that notice bo given at least sixty days of such elec tion by llio Sheriff of Forest County, in at least two newspapers published in said County. By tiik Cor nr. Attest, J. H. RoiiKKTsoN, Clerk onj.S. Now, therefore, in pursuance ol said order, I, Frank P. Walker, High Sheriff of the County of Forest, do hereby make know n by public notice to tho qualilio l electors of Forest County that on Tuesday, the Eighth Day of Novem ber, A. D. 1898, an election will be hold in tho respective voting districts aud precincts within said County, and in accordance with the laws governing municipal and general elec tions for the purposo aforesaid. Further, that at said election tho election ollicers shall rcceivo ballots from qualified elect ors, written or printed, as follows: On tho outsido "Pour House;" on tho in side, either "For Poor House," or "Against Pour House." At the close of tho polls, tho voles shall lie counted, ami duplicate c rjiliod returns of tho result lliorool shall lie made and sealed, one copy of which shall be deposited with the Commissioners of said County, to bo opened by them, and llio other with the Clerk ot the ( ourt of Quarter Sessions of a-.tid County, according to the fourth sec- lioil ot llio Act of J uini 1, 1S7)I. piro7!l. (iiven under inv hand at Tionesta. Ibis twenty-seventh day of Auust, A. D. 1HSW. FRANK P. WALK Kit, High Sheriff of Forest County. The Men Behind Ihe Guns gave us (lie victory and sent Spain back to Iior hand organ. "Tin so here. Tho men bohind tho desk, tho counter the cutting board and on the work bench, bring victory to our store by conscien tious hard work ami keeping everlast ingly at it. For decent, respectable, ready to wear clothing for men or boys, we serve you as only a fow of the largest metropolitan houses aro capable of doing. Quantity and variety ot our styles do notsull'er in comparison with theso largo stores ami bore a first cla"s cutter tries them on you and marks any needed al terations, which uro imt'lo iu our own Shop by first class tailors. Fall suits for mon, boys and children now ready. MONEY HACK IF YOU ARE NOT SUITED. Boy' Suits $1.V8 and up. Men'. .Suits, St 1.!S and up. THE McCUEN CO. 25 AND 29 SENECA ST., OIL CITY. PA. THB GREATEST IMPROVEMENT EVER HADE IN RUBBER SHOES fbu Geo. Watklnion Co., Philadelphia. v.' -UajM HQ ELASTIC STAY '-::- ': A "t the sides near ' T '.vipls remedy r.xi a long :'.ofcct In A'-- fL.lT5l. ' II vttf -TV MILES & ARMSTRONG, Big Cash Sale! Commences To-morrow. Miles & Armstrong -fr o o o Iti.nrrc Design In U all Taper ro very ef fective when used in inre roums In i ho average r.iom, a rich design of solid color, with. maybe a sprinkling of little figures in contrasting color, is the propo.' thing. I his is not the place whert: yon uome iu nml say, "I've got a room, ciu'lil by leu feel and ten feel liigli JIoiv much wall paper will 1 need, and how much will it cost?" Beforo we sell you u wall pa per we want to liii'l out several things. It is a more particular way, a better way and in Ihe end a chenper way. We Handle the. DRUGS, rUt)k GROCERIES AND CROCKERY To bo found and our Stock is Finest Quality the tfSATtt. m?fKW31, - A. Waynk Cook, rresidont. A. tt. FOREST COUNTY TIONESTA, CAPITAL STOCK, IHRKCTOIW A. Wayne Cock, O. V. Robinson, Win. HmearliHiifili, N. P. Wheeler, T. F. Ritclioy. J. T. Halo, J. II Kelly. Collections remitted for on day of pr.yment at low rates. We promise our custom ers all tho boneiits consistent with conservative b kiiitf. Interest pid on timo deposits. Your patronngo respectfully solicited. Lawrence & Smearbauah. DEALERS JX CLOTHING, DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, HATS, CAPS, GROCERIES, QUEENS WARE, STATIONERY, CANNED GOODS, CUTLERY, JEWELRY, TOBACCO, CIGARS. BOOTS AND SHOES A - SPECIALTY ! OOODS OF FIRST CLASS QUALITY IN EVERY DEPARTMENT. mraSY. FEOBSfOI USB 0ASH: TAKEN IN EXCHANGE FOR GOODS. ooo 4-- Always Completo and of tho Market Affords. KIUMSB, . TIONESTA, Vfi, Kki.lt, Cashier. Wm. Smkarbauoh, Vice President. NATIONAL BANK, PENNSYLVANIA. - - 150,000.
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