THE FOREST REPUBLICAN.
J. C. WCNK, Editor a Proprietor.
WEDNESDAY, MAY IT,
ltepubliean Ticket.
COUNTY.
Associate Jttdgc-R. BRUCE, CRAW
FORD.
Prothonotary JOHN II. ROBERT
SON. enT-JOHN W. JAMIESON.
County Commissioner JAMKS II.
MORRISON, I'HAS. M.WHITKMAN.
j4K'f'7ni's-JAMES R. CLARK, UEO.
U KING.
Jitnt Commissioner (JKORGK W.
DUNKLE.
Owing (o circumstances beyond their
control, the Tagals under Luna have
turned ot'er their rations to the United
States.
Iif his latest interview Gen Miles
speaks guardedly. It would have been
to his advantage to adopt the habit ear
lier, and the same may be said of some
other officers.
"Abolish the tariff," howls the Inde
pendence Conservative, "and prices will
seek their natural level." Yes, the deed
level of 1S33-1S07 under the Democratic
Wilson bill. Kt.
A town in Luzon which paid the Span
ish officials $18,000 has been forced to
hand over to Aguinaldo $112,000. The
arrival of the American army U anxious
ly looked for in that plac.
Cuba is doliglited with mails that ar
rive and depart on time, American fash
ion. The more the Cubans learn of our
ways the more they will want to seo old
glory a fixture on the island.
Siicb January I, the typhoid fever
record in Philadelphia is 5787 cases and
018 deaths, or three times the casualty
list of the war with the Filipinos. The
city needs pure water and needs it badly.
In a caso before the Potter county
court Judge Morrison took occasion to
say: "It is n mistaken notion that one
driving a horse along the highway can
compel a man on foot to give the whole
of tho road or run over him. A' footman
has a right to am pie room as well as a
team."
The Anti-Imperialist Long no advises
the President to keep one small island
and turn the rest ot the Philippines over
to Aguinaldo. This would eousign the
majority to a lato they protest against
and the result would be a scoro of fierce
tribal wars. Such auvicn should be re
served for a different kind of administra
tion. Each American soldier in the Philip
pines is provided with two full suits of
khaki, two white duck suits, an unllned
blouse, a pair of kersoy trousers, a cam
paign hat, a cork helmet, a pair of leg
gings, ono pair of barrack and one of rus
set shoes, and both wool and cotton un
derwear. Skimping the soldiers in food
or raiment is not in Uncle Sam's line.
The Governor has approved the bill
requiring township supervisors and road
coinmiss!oners to make a contract on the
first Monday of April for tho removal of
loose stones on the main traveled high
ways in their districts at least once a
month during April, May, June, July,
August September and October. The
authority conferred by the act may be
delegated to pathmasters and the com
pensation allowed shall be made by
crediting the amount upon the road tax
assessed against such perrons.
The Democrats of Pennsylvania aro
looking to the Republican State conven
tion to do something that will give the
State to their party this i&W.Philadcl
2hia Press.
In accordance with past actions wo sup
pose the I'ress will continue to give aid
and comfort to the Democrats in its active
support of John Wanamakcr and other
disorganizes. In this section the Re
publicans well understand the Press and
its schemes and know that the Press is a
good assistant Democratic paper. TI"r
ren Mail.
Ditto down this way.
The question asked by the Royersford
Tribune : "What will Senator Penrose do
when the case of Senator Quay conies be
fore th 3 Senate?" is easily answered. He
will voto for Senator Quay's admission,
first, because Mr. Quay is the choice of
the party j second, because be was ap
pointed by the proper appointing power,
and, third, because he knows that, under
the Constitution of the United States,
each house is the judge of the elections,
returns and qualifications of its own
members. Thore are a few other reasons,
based mainly upon the distinguished ser
vices which Mr. Quay has renderod the
party, but the throe named pre sufficient.
I'ltila. Inquirer.
Andrew Carneoie says the world
must turn to America lor the supply
of iron and steel which it can no longer
obtain from Great Britain and Germany.
The iron and steel industries of those
two countries are and will be worked to
their full capacity, but they can no longer
supply the want of the world in that
line. Therefore, while there will bo com
petition between the three iron and steel
producing countries in dull times, they
will all be taxed to the utmost in times of
business activity to meet the demand up
on them. This is additional evidence to
that which is being constantly developed.
that tho era of prosperity which is now at
full tide in this country will continue so
for a long time to come.
Chaik.man Ei.kin, of the Republican
State Committee, has caused to be pre
pared a list showing the representation
each county will bo entitled to in the
next State Convention, there being a do
eided change in this respect because of
tlio slump in the Repblican vote for Gov
ernor last November, The State conven
tion will be composed of 213 delegates,
Armstrong, Indiana and Jefferson will
Lave 2 delegates each and Westmoreland
5. Allegheny will have 22, Philadelphia
01, Lancaster 8, Clearfield 2, Clarion 1,
Elk 1, Forest 1, the reduction of over 100
delegates, as cwmpared with the last con
vention, being shared quite evenly by all
the counties, the heaviest losses falling
on those that gave Dr. Swullow the heav
iest vote.
m.nvMrf tn Mm,
to Dun's llcview, were theMuaut.......
month since records by months began,
33 per cent, smaller than in April of last
year, not a third of the amount of 1S!7,
and not half the aniouut in April of any
previous year. Roth in manufacturing
and in trading they wero the smallest
ever known in that month, and in trad
ing the smallest ever known in any
month, as in manufacturing they were if
the larger failures wero omitted. The
ratio or defaulted liabilities to Rolvent
payments through clearing house was
less than 70 cents per f 1,000, against !H)
cents in January and f 1.19 in March, $7.89
in August and $S.02 in September, 18!H5.
A great share in the risk of the business
world has been eliminated. Truly these
are good protection times.
Tub contest for the speakership of tho
next National House of Representatives
gives promise of having some lite in it.
The resignation of Speaker Reed was un
locked for and had thrown matters in a
somewhat chaotic state, but as the states
men have had time since to gather them
selves up it developes that the woods arc
full of "willing sacrifices," and every
State is turning out one or more, favorite
sons. General Ringham of Philadelphia
is most liked by Pennsylvaiiiaus, and
John Dalzall of Pittsburg, has the fever
in a mild form, but being considerably
out of line with his coll:igues of the del
egation from this State is not seriously
considered in the race. And having been
largely engaged during the past winter
in trying to disrupt party organization
we don't see how lie could well be.
In the opinion of the Chicago 7'ribunc,
"it is eminently proper that a great ban
quet should be given to Admiral Dewey
when ho returns home. It should be a
banquet, however, at which all classes
should be represented and not tho rich
alone. The President of the United States
should attend. Congress should be rep
resented. So should tho army and the
navy. The learned professions, the ag
ricultural classes and the labor organiza
tions should be there through their rep
resentatives. Some man liko Hooker T.
Washington should be present to welcome
Dewey on behalf of tho colored men of
America. At such a banquet tho Admi
ral will be at his ease. He will be among
thoso who have always been his friends.
The fare may be plain, but the company
will be good."
The State Treasury is no longer a club
in the hands of Quay haters. They have
used it in past campaigns for all it was
worth. Tuey have lost their only amu
nitiou. Any hOHest man of ordinary In
telligence can run the Stato Troaury,
thanks to the law that a Quay legislature
ture passed. Under that law there is ab
solutely no opportunity for maniptlating
State funds. The public money is placed
in banks and the interest upon that mon
ey is paid into the State Treasury. It is
all very simple, indeed. So there is
really nothing (or the insurgents to light
about, and wo don't wonder that they are
willing to take almost any candidate that
the other side suggests, only they want
to know tho name of that candidate in
advance so they can bo in at the start and
give tho impression that they are really
winning a victory. Philadelphia In
quirer. m
Solomon O'Bail, grandson of the not
ed Indian chief, died at his home on the
Cattaraugus reservation on rnriay ot last
week. O' Hail was in his 8.'tb year and n
tipical Indian of the old school. He was
buried according to the ancient Indian
rites and went to tho happy hunting
grounds of his fathors at peace with every
boitv but those pale-laced denizens ot
Oil City who refused to regard him as the
owner ofO'JSails Flats. Uradord Era.
Future legislators will miss the grizzled
and bent old chief, whoso visits to Har
risburg were as regular as tho sessions
convened. He came there with an inter
preter, usually tho big, bronzed Andrw
John, who weighs over 300 pounds. After
a fortnight's stay in the city they were
generally helped homo by an all-round
"chip-in" by the good naturcd mcmbors.
Tho old chief was linn in his belief that
bis tribe had been swindled out of the
land on which Oil City is built. And
maybe ho was right, lor some of those
Oil City chaps aro said to be tough cracks.
The more modern of the anti-annex
ationists are denouncing Atkinson for his
seditious painphlots and utterances.
Moreover, his documents will not beper
mitted to get into the Philippines. Atkin
son has rolled up a rocord in the past few
weeks which will trouble him as long as
he lives. The copperhead leaders of tho
old days suffered for their disloyalty to
the end of their lives. Nouo of them
could ever be elected to any office after
ward. Vallandighain, an abler and more
influential man than any of the present
Knights of the Golden Circle, was killed
politically by bis course in 1801-05. His
defeat by Borough by a majority of over
100,000 in the governorship canvass of
1863 in Ohio would have been repeated
half a dozen years later if he had been a
candidate, though he had done something
in the interval to partially alone for some
of his political iniquities in the war days.
Tho Bryans, Laughlins, Atkinsons and
the rest of the Filipino doughfaces will
have VTallandigham's fato. Ulobc Dem
ocrat. The independents of Baltimore having
succeeded in turning over tho govern
ment of that city to tho Democrats are
now much disturbed lest the old, corrupt
Democratic ring may be restored to pow
er. One of the independent newspapers
is screaming in the largest type: "Dem
ocrats beware ! the crafty Rasin is seek
ing a foothold." It is probablo that the
notorious "Free" Rasin is seoking a foot
hold again, and it is still more probable
that ho will get it long before tho Demo
cratic Mayor-elect's term is out. The
"reform"caiupaign in Baltimore was suc
cessful in bemboozling tho independents
and some Republicans, mid they were
helped by the $15,000 ex-Governor Brown
contributed. But they would not have
be ?n strong enough to elect a Democrat in
Mayor without the aid orttie old (iorinan
"gang." Ami now that the victory has
been won it is not strange that the"gang"
wants its pay and thero is little doubt it
will get it notwithstanding the screaming
against Rasin. There has never been
auy other result when reform has been
attempted by the way of the Democratic
party. Plain. I'ress.
And that's exactly the stylo of reform
the Press and a number of other Phila
delphia papers have been trying to bam
boozle the people of Pennsylvania with
in the past half year. Tho Press's brand
of "reform" is an exact counterpart of
that which thn Baltimore independents
have helped that city to.
Monkins win I lie rintmmr hhii mum?.
leaving the entire amount for the two
ensuing years $10,000,000. In justifica
tion of bis courso he says: The net an
nual revenues of the Commonwealth are
bout f 11,000,000 of which there is paid
out of the Stato Treasury annually more
than $(),000,000 in support of the can so of
education. Ho says that this magnificent
appropriation to the public schools has fi
nancially embarrassed tho State, but that
if the revenue would justify it lie would
cheerfully allow the appropriation to re
main at f 11,000,000. Ho claims it is abso
lutely necessary to reduce tho appropria
tion, and he is confident that the people
will justify him in making a reduction of
$."O0,0O0 annually, in order that the ap
propriations mado by the legislature may
bo paid. In this action he is not so
much to blame as a certain element in
tho last legislature, which styles itself the
insurgents. Guerrillas would be a uioro
appropriate title. These members first
tried to make it appear that tho legisla
ture was dominated by Senator Quay and
his friends; then, in order to bring as
much odium upon the regulars as possi
ble, they wero enablod, by the assistance
of a number of Democrats, to thwart any
effort at passing adequate revenue legis
lation that the Quay people might pro
pose, In this way tho State was practi
cally lelt without sufficient revenue to
meet tho usual appropriations. Gov.
Stono repeatedly warned the legislature
that hu would cut oil' appropriations till
they eamo within the limit of the reve
nues. The independents, with their
Democratic allies, can bo blamed for this
condition, but these, will be tho first to
accuse tho other side.
Teacher..' Examinations,
Rrookston, Tnes lay, May 30th.
Marivnville, Thursday, June 1st.
Claiington, Friday, Juno 2nd.
Tionesta, Monday, June 5th.
Neilltown, Wednesday, Juue7th.
Hickory, Thursday, Juno 8th.
Kellettvillo Friday, Juno 9th.
Nebraska, Saturday, Juno 10th.
Tionesta, Special, Saturday, Aug. lllh.
An examination will be held in Clarion
during the spring term, for the benefit of
Forest county teachers who aro attending
tho Normal School there.
All except Normal graduates and those
holding the higher grade certifiicates.
who wish to teach in Forest county dur
ing the school year beginning June 1st,
1899, must enter the class at one of these
examinations. So one will be examined
tiriec. Certificates will not be granted to
applicants under 17 years of age.
Examinations will begin at 9:00 a. in.
All trork must be done with pen and ink,
on legal eap, or fools cap paper.
Applicants from other counties will be
per in it tod to onter the class only at the
request of the Superintendent of their
own county, or by request signed by
members of the school boards of Forost
county. This does not apply to persons
who have previously taught in this coun
ty, or those living near the county lines.
On entering tho class, each applicant
must hand the examiner a stamped en
velope addressed to himself (or herself),
and a specimen of penmanship. As a
specimen of penmanship applicants may
write some literary gem.
Teachers will pleaso bring with them
the March number of tho Child Study
Monthly.
Strangers to the Superintendent must
bring recommendations of good moral
character, fro'n some responsible person.
Certificates will not be (ranted to persons
of questionable habits.
Directors and all others interested In
education are very c rdially invited to bo
present. E. E. Stitzinqki.,
Superintendent.
Pumiiipr Outings.
Before deciding when and where to
spend a portion of the hot season this
year, look out for tho booklet issued by
the Nicklo Plate Road, entitled "Sum
mer Outings," including many pictur
esque points on the South shore of Lake
Erie and tho classic shores of Lake Chau
tauqua. Remember our low rates. 5-3-5t
H. W. Horner of the Central Houso
has a lot of second-band furniture and
dishes which lie will sell at a very reas
onable price. Anyone desiring to pur
chase would do well to consult him. tf
Ainslcr cai ries a completo lino ol
bulk garden seeds. In this way custom
ers get four or tivo times tho amount for
their money that tl.oy do in buying in
packages. None but tho best seeds kept
in stock. Try him. tf
Bicycles repaired while yon wait at
Tipncsta Tinning and Plumbing Co.'s
shop, next door to Hopkins. Agency for
Columbia bicycles. tf
Do you appreciate good laundry
work? if so patronize the Dunkirk
Steam Laundry. Milo A Armstrong,
agents. tf
See the Emerson shoo. None better
made Miles A Armstrong. It
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are our delight. We can sell you the Emerson
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iu workruauship quality and comfort at $4 aud
Vici Kid in hlack or colors at prices lower than
others ask, all bought direct from the factory
and none from high priced jobbing houses.
DRUGS,
GROCERIES AND
CROCKERY
We take pleasure in announcing to our patrons that
our stock of new fipriug goods has arrived, and are noff
ready to be shown. After a careful study of the wants of
our customer, we have token pains to order goods that
would suit them, and we feel assured that our c (Tor Is this
spring will be appreciated, as we can show as fine a line of
mom ?w moE$
AND
as was ever shown in Tionesta, nil of the must up to date
patterns anil of the best quality tho market affords, while
our patrons know that our prices will bear comparison
with any store in town.