THF FOREST REPUBLICAN
4. C. WCNK, - Editor 4 ropmiTo.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13, IHOO.
Itcpubliraii Ticket.
XTATK.
Amlitor General K. B. HARDEN-
BKULi, Wayne County.
( n;jrcssmen-nt-l.ai-ge(ikA'Stk A.
ukuw, oi MistgutiniuiA lountv, KOli
KKT II. FOEHDEKEU. of Philadelphia,
t'Ol'NTY. - -
Assembly k. M. DOUTT, Tioncsta
lioroiiKU.
Associate. Jiulyc-W. 11. U. POTT Kit
EK, Kingslev '1 wp.
Ptetriet Attorney SAMUEL P. IR
WIN, Tlonexta UoroiiRh.
A votk for a Democratic Congressman
menus a vote for froo trade, free soup, free
silver, free bread, froo poorliousrs ami
freedom from wajjo-earninj!.
When John null gels Hi rough with
the. lloors, if ho has- nothing elso to oecu
py bis timo it might be well for him to
dovo c a little a: tent ion to India.
Exports ol lard have inercasod in value
by $!),000,(XK) siuoe tho last Democratic
Administration, with its free trade tarill
Republican policies are best for (lie farm
crs.
At the end of four weeks Bryan has
not repudiated a word of the Sioux Falls
platform, . which Mr. ' McLean's paper
cplls a document "written by crazy
men."
Only fourteen delegates to the Repub
lican National Convention of 18o(S sur
vive, and of this number mx are Ohioana.
Tho iwrservative qualities of politics
seems to bo established. i
Tint prosecution of Neoly and bis as
sociates for the Cuban Hiatal fruds is be
ing vigorously continued by the Admin
istration, and will not ecase till sentence
lias boon pronounced ou the guilty,
The Republican party has persistently
endoavorcd to strengthen and upbuild
tho American navy. Tho Democratic
parly has Just as persistently opposed
such a policy at every possible opportu
nity. Is ISOti, President McKinley aaid : "I
hopo that the time will not be far distant
when every working man in this country
can get work, and get it, too, at fair and
remunerative wages." Tho time wasnot
far distant, and it is still with us.
Thk prosperity upon which the Repub
lican party mainly relies for victory is
the genuino article It is unexampled in
tho history of this or any other country.
It is so great and allpervading that tho
calamity howlers of ISiKi have lapsed into
silenco. Washington ro.it.
The experience of tho United States in
tho purchase of vcsroIs during the war
with Spain shows tho nation Just what
cau bo expected if we wero to rely upon
foroign shipping with which to build up
an Ameri. an (?) merchant marine, An
American morc.hnnt marine, to bo the
real thing, must bo Atnerican-built.
" , ....
Thk "Boxers" 'are members of a
Chinese society said to number 12,000,000,
and they are plocltrod to tho extermination
of the bated foreigner. The Empress of
China herself is said to be a Boxer, which
moves to the sportive editor of tho Oil
City llliz;urd to say that, in case of ser
ious complications, ho'd like to see John
L. go ag'in' 'er.
Cobvoral L. J. Easloy, writing from
tho Philippines to his mother in Ohio,
says: "If some of those traitors in the
United States had kept their mouthg
shut we would have had them (tho Phili
pinos)whipped long ago. Anyone that
upholds anti-expiiision is no bettor than
an insurrcctor." This confirms othor
siniiler reports of tho Dernocratio sup
port given to Agtiinaldo. .
DuRlju thirty-four years of roe trado.
tho English savings banks increased their
deposits by &:JdO,Oun,0UO. Puring thirty
three years of protection in the United
States (lWiO to S!i3) deposits in our sav
ings banks increased by $1,0.15,873,403,
and down to 189!) they had increased by
$2,225,000,000, including the three Wilson
bill free trade years, when money was
withdrawn from tho savings banks.
On arriving at Manila, Judge Tart in
forms tho Filipinos that it is the purpose
of the United States to maintain tha sov
ereignty of the ihlamls with justice to the
inhabitants, and "to secure for them the
best government in our power and such
a measure of proper control as is con
sistent with the stability and security of
law, order and property.',' The declara
tion meets the approval of a large major
ity of tho people of tho United SUtos.
Thk question in Philadelphia seems to
be: "Who f Mayor?" UptodatoMr.
Ashbridge thinks he is and persists in
refusing to bn managed by "Cheap Joan"
Wanumaker and his gang of newspapers
which snooze when their master takes
snuff. Wo hopo that the backbone of
Mayor Ashbridge will remain stiff and
unbreakable. Warren Mail.
The Mayor's plrlai column seems
equal to the occasion, and will doubtless
hold out against all the money and nows
papo scavengers that can be arrayed
gainst htm,
. "Have you hoard th news from Ore
gon?" This was the query which the
Democrats wore ready to put to tuoir fol-low-countrymen
on tho day beroro the
election in thatstato. But they will not
put it. Their organs all over the country
were saying that Oregon was a doubtful
state, ami that it would be carried by tike
Democrat in tho election which has just
taken pluce. All the doubt that is now
felt by anybody regarding tho majority
which Oregon will give Mckinley in
November is as to whether that lead will
be l ,o0o or only 10,000 or 12,000.
The Trust Question.
The Insincerity of tho Democrats in
Congress iu the.r prttended hostility to
trusts was most definitely and conclu
sively shown by the vote in the House
of Representatives last I- rulay on a res
oiution to Hiibiuit to tha several States
a constitutional amendment giving
CougrosH abHoliiUi power to prohibit or
dimolve trusts of any character whatso
ever, and conferring tho bhiiib authority
upon the legislatures ol the ceveral States,
The vital part of the proposed amend
ment reads as follows :
Section 2. Congress shall have power
to define, regnlate, control, prohibit or
dissolve trust, monopolies or com ul na
tions, whether existing in tho form of a
corporation or otherwise. Tl sereial
States may wominut to excrciso audi
power In any manner nl !n conflict with
tho laws of the L'nitod States.
To carry this amendment a l wu-thirds'
vote was required, and 151 Republicans
voted for it and 131 Democrats against it.
Throo Democrats votod fur it and two Re
publicans against it.
The Democrats excuse themselves by
the ridiculous plea that tho Republicans
wanted to give Congress full power to
crush out injurious trusts because it
would help thorn in the next Presidential
campaign 1 c ; , , .
Is not that the motive of all good legis
lationto conform to the will of the peo
ple and earn their confidence. If the
Domocrats are opposed to obnoxious
trusts, why should they kill a measure
designed for their destruction simply bo
cause ft win a Republican measure.
Congressman Littlelielu of Maine, in a
speech that aroused tho Republicans to
groat enthusiasm, told how the Demo
crats had boon declaiming against trusts,
how Mr. Bryan himself had domanded a
constitutional amendment giving Con
gress full power to doal with them, and
urging them to prove that all this was
not hypocritical bombast aud cheap dem
agognory by voting for tho proposed res
olution. This voto completely unmasked tho
Democratic party ou the trust issue, and
everything they say during Iho next
Presidential campaign on the trust quts
tiou will be regard oj as a joko iVimn
t a unify Spirit. .
Canada's Bad Bargain.
! in grauting British manufacturers an
increase in the preferential Tarriff
amounting to 33 1-3 per cent., .vilhout
obtaining a solitary concession of any
kind in favor of Canadian exports, the
Dominion Government has furnished a
tine object lesson in economics. It illus
trates the unlimited possibilities of Free
Trado in the direction of egregious folly.
Canada's surplus foodstuffs, or any other
things which she has to sell, are received
in tho British markets exactly as the ex
ports of othor countries nro recoived
that is, duty free. Thoreforo the Cana
dian farmer gels no benefit from the
preferential TarritT. How does the Can
nadiun manufacturer fare? Very much
worse, than tho farmer, for he is forced to
aompote with British mudo goods admit
ted at reduced rates of duty. Tho Cana
dian woolen industry is threatened with
extinction by reason of Sir Wilfred Lau-
rior's had bargain. The woolen manu
fitoturors have protested in vain against
having the ground out from under their
foot in this foolish fashion. Other Cana
dian industries will be crippled, many of
them ruined, by the inllow of cheap
British goods. The Dominion wonders
why its population increased so slowly.
Freo-Ti ado statomenship furnishesan an
swer to tho quory. ,.licrtcu Economist.
I Party Prophets fooled Again.
I It is sometimes woudered why the
Democracy habitually faces and dwells
in the past. It cannot bu becauso of its
own consistent record of panics and of
constitutional construction that averages
one-third of a century behind the times.
The true reason must be becauso tho
Democrat, when ho faces tho future aud
trios to prophesy, generally gots thiugs
wrong, and is made ridiculous before his
prophoey is forgotten, by events that
turn out just the othor way.
In fact tho only Democratic manifestos
that have a touch of timeliness about
them are the party's predictions. They
are liablo to be proved all wrong within
a year of their utterance. For instance,
not a year has elapsed since iho Demo
cratic press and oratorical talont was
cocksure that Republican extraviganco
was heading tho country toward debt
increase and bankruptcy. And already
the surplus is growing so stsadily that
the Secretary ot the Treasury has called
$5,000,000 bonds for redemption. We are
sometimes at a loss to understand how a
Democrat can look an arithmetic or a bal-
anco sheet in the face. JV. Y. Press.
. A Convection Souvenir.
While it is known by everybody that
McKinley will be renominated by the
republican Notional Convention to be
held in Philadelphia during the week of
the 18th, iuterest is uo less high ou that
account. It is ad mi ted that the conven
tion will be among tho greatest in his
tory on account of the importance of its
results. Every one will therefore be
anxious for a souveuir of the gathering.
Appreciating this the great "Philadel
phia Sunday Press" has arranged to give
free with every copy next Sunday (June
17) a novel and attractive convention
snuvonir. On a ground W by 28 inches
Is printed a handsomo picturo of the con
vention hall, and in the pannels appear
tho foreo of tho loading Republicans who
will bo promnont in tho work of tho con
vention. Both, as a work of art and on
accout of its historic value, this picture is
certain to be eagorly sought for and
highly prized. If you want it you had
better order next Suuday's "Press" to
day. Count Fairs For 1000.
. Butler, Sept. 4-7.
Clarion, Sapt. 4-7.
Cbarlield, Sept. 11-14.
. Conueaiitvillu, Sept. 4-0.
i Indiana, Sept. 11-1 1.
New Castlo, Sept. 25-2J.
Mercer, Sept. 25-27.
Oil City, Sept. 11-14.
Penna. State Fair, at Bethlehem, Sept.
11-14.
, Summer Out lugs.
ttoforo dociding when aud whore to
spend a portion of the hot season this
year, send for the booklet issued by tho
Nickel Plato Road, entitled "Suinmor
Outings," including many picturesque
Kiint on the south shore of Lake Erie
and the classic shores of Lake Chautau
qua. Sent to anv addiess upon applies
tion to B. F. Horner, General Passenger
Agent, Cleveland, O. No. lol-Ut
Half Riilcs to Philadelphia.
On account of the Rciiuhlicm National
Convention, at Philadelphia Juno Kith,
tliew.N. i. oi p. it v. in connection
with Iho Pennsylvania R. R. will hell
tickets at half rate, good going June 1 Ith
to 1'Jth, and for return passago until Juno
.ot u.
MARRIED.
HENDERSON-JACKSON. Thursday,
June 7, at high noon, Mr, John T.
- Henderson, of East Hickory, Pa., and
Miss Edith Jackson, of near McOraw,
Pa., by Rev. J. E. HU lard, of Sum
mer illo, Pa. 1
The wedding- was a quiet one and was
celebrated at Miss Jackson's home, near
McGraw, Warren county. Mr. Hender
son is the son of James Henderson of
East Hickoiy, formerly a commissioner
of this county. He but recently returned
fiom the State of Louisiana, wl'ero he
had been employed by a lumbering firm.'
Ho will return on next week to tho South
west, but will go to Grandin, Mo., where
he will hold tho position of superintend
ent in a lumbering business at a cood
salary. Mrs. Henderson will go witli
him. Miss Jackson is well known as
one of tho teachers of the county. She
has taught iu tho East Hickory schools
for tho past four ye irs, very satisfactorily
and very successfully. Miss Jrckson is
a young woman of splendid character,
possessing many excellent qualities, not
only ot mind, but af heart and oflifo. Mr.
Henderson is to bo congratulated. We
are sorry to lose John and his bride, but
our best wishes go with them to their new
home. May thov p'osper. Wo bespeak
for them there the same degree of de
served popularity they have always en
joyed hero and predict success lor t em
iu all the future, noar and remote.
Cream ot the Sews.
Buy your strawberries by tho crato at
Amsler's. 2t.
Thoro is nothing like work for a
heavy hoart. Ex.
Blanke's coffees iwe sold enly at Tio
nesta cash store. It
Whon a boy begins to wa.h his nock
without being licked to do it, it is a sign
he is passing through his first love affair.
"Standard" ico cream in any quanti
ty at Killmer's. It
If a mau hai a good scheme and
makes money out of it people call him a
genius j if he loses they call him a fool.
Sumuior pauts and working shirts at
Tionesla Cash Store. It
"De quick man," according to a col
ored philosopher, "ain't alius do bos' ban'
ter do er pioce o' work. De bes' rain
conies from do slow clond."
Summer underwear for mon, women
and children at T. C. S. It
The P. R. R. station at Brockwayvillo
was burglarized ou Monday night of last
week. The burglars blew open tho afo
and secured $200 in cash for their venture.
Killmer's assortment of totlet arti
cles is unsurpassed. It
- Capt. S. E. White, of Columbia, S.C.,
au old Confederate soldier, will erect a
monument to the dead Indians who
helped the Confederate cause.
Don't forget that Tioncsta Cash Store
makes tho price'. It
A school teacher in a nearby town,
says au exchange, recently asked his pu
pils the definition of the word dry-dock.
Imagine his surprise when ono of the
youngsters answerod , "It is a doctor go
ing after a drink.".
Oi-nfiifsn C'nniifit He Curi-il
by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only one way to cure doafneis,
And that is by constitutional remodics.
nearness is causoil by an Inllamed con
dition of tho mucous lining of ttio Eu
stachian Tube. Whon this tube gets in-
iiamcu yon nave a rumbling sound or
imparled hearing, and when it is entire
ly closed deafness is tho result, and un
less thn inllamation can be taken out and
this lube restored to its normal condition
hearing will be destroyed forovor ; nine
cases out of ten are caused by catarrh,
which is nothing but an inllamed condi
tion of the mueo.us surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any ease of Deafness (caused by catarrh)
that cannot be cured by Hall s Catanh
Cure. Sond for circulars, free.
F. J. CHENEY A CO., Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggists, 75.
Hall's Family Pills nro tho best.
Yellowstone Park ami Alaska.
Extended tours under tho management
of the American Tourist Association, Reau
Campbell, General Manager, 1423 Mar
quet building, Chicago. Pullman sleep
ing and dining cars leavo Checago, Tues
day July 10, at 10 p.m., via Chicago, Mil
waukee it St. Paul Railway. Tickets
include all expenses everywhere. Ad
dress Geo. H. Heaford, General Passen
ger Agent, Chicago, III.
The Nickel Plate Road
will sell excursion tickots to Philadel
phia, Pa., on June 14th to 13th incltisivo,
at one fare for the round trip, account
Republican National Convention. Tick
ets are good roturning to and including
June 2ii, 1900. Write, wire, 'pl.one or
call on H. C. Allon, City Passenger
Agent, 920 State St., Erio, Pa. 82-6t
The Nickel Dale Roud
offors low rates to Des Moines,Ia., account
annual convention Music Teachers' As
sociation. Tickets good going June 17th
t 21st. inclusive, and good returning not
later than June 2.1. liioo, at ono faro for
tho round trip. Write, wire, 'phono or
call on II. C. Allen, City Passenger
Agent, !)20 State St, Krlo, Pa. 83-:-l
Little Folks
Lovu it
THE ILLS
OP
CHILDHOOD
have no terrors for
mothers win) have
DR. JAMES'
Sooiiiing Syruii Cordial.
iu the hou.se
Absolutely harm
less Contains no
laudanum.
Cures cliolcia-infantum, diar
rhoea, HiMimier complaint; re
lieves colic ; corrects sour stom
ach eases pain of teething
At Drug Stores.
25 cents a Bottle.
Don't Acc.-I
a Putitute.
D. P. FREDERICKS, M. D.
(Piadice limited to Eyo, Ear, Noso
and Throat.)
ARLINGTON BLOCK, OIL CITY, PA.
Office hours by appointment only.
Summer Goods.
If you waut comfortable warm
weather garments without having to
do uncomfortable warm weather sew
ing, we can be of service to you.
SHIRT WAISTS,
correct in style, finish aud price
WRAITERS-A1I colors, all sizes,
a winner for $1.00.
SKIRTS-Duck and Crash, 75c to
fl.50.
SUN BONN ETS-Lad ies & Misses 25c
A good assortment of lawns, piques,
Pe.eales aud giugbams.
with
the
When yosi buy a can
the biggest stock n:il
cost of making, with
phti of soiling direct
your ino-.icy back if
your purchase and
n
savemG Heaters prom
Our coin pleto Illustrated catalogue, showing many ftv'esof hUh
Rrada vehicles, liarne.su, robes, blankets, and horse equlpmcinw,
with detailed descriptions of each, mulled free. Write for it and
learn bow cheaply you can buy when tho Jobber's uud dealer's
profits are cut oif.
THE COLUMBUS CARRIAGE & HARNESS CO., P.
Wax
to tht I'hurmof tho itrnwir.
room or honriuir th mft Ij r.uli.
t Mizni irmn rmtiHiv a i mm pa.
thnt will t'outnlmte morn to (at 1
nisiif .nocww oi infl imiriifoti.
intic Hticc tftrt of tho Imirhfon, b
ordimifr. Tht hpt decor. ie J
iiW for the itirupltt-tt or ttie L
t eAlorntu fmu'tion fur rut- "
cn
tot
a or iu a n mon. Mailt) in all colon jf
C1AMAKI) OIL .
and sold prywher
3000 YEARS
aoo
GUARANTY RHEUMATIC REMEDY
waa not known as well as it
is now.
Consequently many suf
fered from Rheumatism.
There is no need of that at
the present time, as we guar
antee to cure Rheumatism or
refund tho money.
At Druggists, or
88 W. Genesee Street,
BUFFALO, N. Y.
s ii mm &
Ma M .MMAMMM U MVaVMaf
GENERAL MERCHANTS,
Furniture Dealers,
AND
UNDERTAKERS.
tionksta. tknn.
Fred. Grcttcnberger
blacksmiTh&rmachinist.
All work iiortainin( to Machinery, En
gines, Oil Well Tools, Gas or Water Fit
tings and General BlacksmithiiijJipi-ompt-Ivdone
at Low Hates. Repairing Mill
Machinery given special attention, and
satisfaction guaranteed.
Shop in rear of and just west of tho
Shaw House, Tidiouto, I'a.
Your patronago solicited.
KRKD. GRETTENIJKUfSEK.
To Itopnlr
Broken Arti
cles use
Major's
Remember
MAJOR'S
HUHHKR
CEMENT,
MAJOR'S
LEATHER
CEMENT.
THE OLD RELIABLE
LIVERY STABLE,
OF
TIONESTA, - PENN.
S. S. CANFIELD, PROPRIETOR.
iiood Stock, Wood Carriages and ling
gins to lot upon the uiot reasonable terms,
lie will also do
job TELiniisra-
AU orders loft at the Post Office wil
receive prompt attention.
Notice of Appeals.
Notice is hereby given that, the County
Commissioners of Forest County wiil
inoctnt their olllce in Tionesta, Pa., on
the l:ith day of June, I'jiki. lor tho pur
pose of holding a court of appeals from
the assessment of money at interest.
K. M. Hkkma.n,
John T. Carson,
J. T. Dai.k.
Attest:
Commissioners.
M. T. lIiNDMAN, Clerk.
:jt
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ROBINSON.
malms
ingo, bugjy or harness. Choose from
fullest assortment, and pay only the
but one mtxlerate profit added. Our
f.om the factory insures satisfaction
you're dissatisfied with
enables you to
. fI
0. Box 772, Columbus, 0.
"Silver Plate that Wears"
Made in artistic and
original patterns only.
Yotsr silverware will be
correct in every way if ii is
: "1847
Rogers Bros."
Or either of the following lines of
Sterling Silver:
"Gorlmin's,"
"Tom-Ic'h,"
"AVhilinsrV,"
SolJ by-
12 SiENKCA St., OIL CITY, I'A.
Official Watch Inspector and l'.epnirer
for the V. N. Y. A 1'. and L. S. A M. S,
Send or bring your work to us.
Tf.e Union Piano & Organ Co.
T!tW YORK
i- 1 1 Goods Ouurantoed
Dealers and Agents Prices Cut in Two
t V . w i-i SS. 11
a m. m m
tmyltifr ?nur iiniHlml
b;oh1h dlrtvttnun tho
factory, we will nil
?'ou dim't from tho
nctory a Fine Bouil
(ul UrKiin, villi a
liiM.k unit atool ou
!uHK-ctlon for
$49.25.
1 4 vi. 'Bzjitfj&rz
we:
Imvo no agi-ntH. We
hII you our frond
" ll t
direct from fiuttiry;
therefore Hnvln our-
at'lvea a mi; expt'iiw,
of nlilrb you derive
the Ix'iietlt.
THE UNION PIANO & ORGAN CO.
8S0, 8S8, E. l.Hth St., NEW YORK.
NEW
LIVERY
Having purchased Iho livery barn lo
cated In rear of Hotel Agnew and after
adding many now and up-to-dato rigs we
are now prepared to furnish livery rigs to
tho people of t'jix Ticiniuity and guaran
tee to fit you out In first-class stylo.
We will make a Hpecialty of furnishing
rigs for Funerals, Weddings, Itoception
Etc.
WM. ORAM,
ARCHIE UREY.
COJIK A!I NEI3 US.
I5MNG IN YOUIl
That need repaircng if you
wish good work at right prices
Our Motto is, "Not how
cheap, but bow good for the
tnooey." Kemember we can
take care of all y ur wants
in tho Jewelry lino iu strict
ly up-to-dato fashion.
ALL WOKK and GOODS GUAR
AN TEED as REPRESENTED.
C. C. ULLER,
1l-ltll-ll Stoi'C,
TIOITESTA, I?J.
Pf If! HV"VlaBBBWkPffhlayiklaCaBB&i
"World-Known,"
Fur men, for every weather, made iu all latent styles of every leather
Boom fv the Tom
ffl THE Z&TUM.
Look for trade mark and take uo other. The piico
only ljj3.00, and thev are only sold at
TIONESTA CASH STORE,
Hvsi lMiti'v lor taroccricN. azul Clollilng.
TIIONE34, .... KEPLER I5LOCK.
Seasonable Goods.
Lawns,
Laces,
Embroideries,
Ladies'
Gauze vests,
Summer Corsets,
Etc., Etc.
Lawrence &
.:,!.
" : inn.,
't:i:tirifiil i::
!-"!i'i:tia:;: jss
til
Q Tha Tallest Mercantile Building In the World,
M Owned and Occupied Exclusively By Ui.
JVO.
A. IJ.
A. Waynk Cook,
Pre.sidont.
F0KEST COUNTY
TIONESTA,
CAPITAL STOCK,
DI H EOTO KH
A. Wayne Cook, G. V. Itobinsoii, Win. HinenrbttU(h,
N. T. Whoelor, T. F. Kiu-hey. J. T. talo. J. II. Kelly.
Collections remit tod for on day of pr.ymont at low rates. We promise our custom
crs all the benefits consistent with oonsorvative h kintr. Interest piid on timn
dppoKitH. Your patronago respectfully solicited.
MOTTO
We Make
If roe art thinking of buying a Piano write for full particular, Catalog. Prices, and Estimates.
Piano will be tent ou approval, when ao desired.
THE UNION PIANO AND ORGAN CO.,
Please Meation This Paper When Wrltief. 888 and 888 East 134th SI., NEW YORK.
mm wil
Everything new ami up to dute
for making
FLOUR a
- AND -
.A-Ii-W-A-YS
on haml for sale a full stock iu
our line.
MERCHANT MILLERS.
Ilrldyc tit., - Tionesta t Pa.
Shoes have no tijual. Iu black and brown Kibo Kid,
light and heavy solo, in all thn most fusliiuuublo leath
er aud latest ntylcs.
Smearbauah,
Wholesale Prices
ill n
Our General Catalogue quotes
them. Send 15c to partly pay
postage or cxprcss-ie and we'll
send you one. It has 1 100 pages,
17,000 illustrations and quotes
prices on. nearly 70,000 things
that you eat and use and wear.
We constantly carry in stock all
articles quoted.
MONTCON1ERY WARD & CO,
Mlrhle.a At. Sl.dl.ou ou. Hlio.
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t'athicr.
W'M. 8.MKARIIA1101I,
Vice Prcsidont
NATIONAL BANK,
PENNSYLVANIA.
$50,000.
The Union Piano and Organ Go.
886 and 883 East 134th St., NEW YORK CITY.
Jl'ST STOP AND THINK WHAT YOU WIIX SAVIJ
when you buy your IMano dlnt't from tlm fiu'tnry. Ollll
la to tiivH yon tli nil'lilli-man a iirolllil nnil px-
penwn. We do not employ Aj?'i". tliHrWnro, m- aiive ouiwIvmi
a ttf tr (xh-iik,oI which you w tli Ix'mdt. We will K'll to you
A HIGH-GRADE UINION IMAINO,
fully wnrranti-il. with nil of th lntnt
linproviMiientH, IIIKI.CI rKiim int:
FACTORY TO YOL'R HOME for r
$183.00
Pianol (100 fin and . . .
FROM vllZO.JU Upward!.
TIME TABLE, in
oll'ect May. '11, 1!MX).
Trains leavo Tio
ncsta for Oil City
ami points west as
follows :
No. 31 tiull'alo Kxpress, daily
except .Sunday 12:06 noon.
No. Z'i Oil City Express, daily
except Hunilay 7:5:1 p. in.
Sunday special for Oil City, ! a.m. K p.m.
For IIickory,Ti!lioiile,Warron,Kinzua,
I'nvllord, ( Dean mid tho Kast:
No. 3iH)!kiiii Kxpress, daily
exept Sunday - 8: Ioa. ni.
No. M I'itisbiirg Express,
dmly except Sunday 4:05 p. ni.
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IVoiii J. W. McCKKA. Audit, Tionesta,
P. It. 1JKLL, Ueii'l Snpt
J. A. l-'ELIiOWS,
(jen'l Passenger A Ticket Atent.
Oonrul ollhw, MiMiucy-Urisbano Itld
Cor. Main and Clinton !Sts., UiilUdo.N. Y