p5
Particular xile aro tlio people we want.
l'urtivular people won't be a tailed with cheap, Inferior wall (taper do
aigns. Thev won't accept anything leas Until the beat.
We have Hie best.
I'lttsburg Wall Paper In tlio superior make this season..
The designs are more artistic, tlio colors more delicate an J plowing.
The prices are no hlghnr than for poor qualities
Wo can reasonably prom me you excluaivo dusigim.
Note the pretty display In our windows.
THE FOREST REPUBLICAN.
wf.iinf.siuy. may i, idol
FIRE INSURANCE
. AMI
REAL ESTATE AGENCY
11 ADM SOI.
TlOXESTA, PA.
All Leading Cam panic
lleprcttented.
Wild Land, Farm, Houm'h
tC- Lot far Sale or Jlent.
It's a rod and a line,
A hook and a can
Or anle worms
For the nshorman.
Gum boot, a basket
Of lunch, and a bottle
Of bait lor the frog
Thntgcta In hi" throttle.
Sot from the Jllizzard.
LOCAI- AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Sew AtlrrrtUemonts.
J anion. Ad.
Pivone Notice.
Ijtmmers. Ad.
Hopkins. Iiocals.
J. II. Farrell. Ad.
Ilevne t Co. Header.
Davis Pharmacy. Ad.
Heath A Kelt. luteals.
Smart A Sllbcrberg. Ail.
Hnbinnon. Ad. and local.
Sheriff Jamieson.- Shit Sle.
Tionesta Cash Stole. Ad. ami locals.
, Oil market c!oh1 at l.l..
Oil and gu leases at thia office.
You can net it at Hopkins' store.
-This la the opening day or the Till
Am. Kx. at IlulValo,
Wash silk shirt waist patterns at Hop
kins'. Notwoallko. U
New lot or latest style shirt waists at
Robinson's. Call and Bee them. 11
J. W. Sires, Photographer, will bo at
his Tloueala studio every Wednesday, tr
'For Goodness' sake!'' Use Gold
Mcdttl Klour. Unexoolled. Hobinson. It
School's out and tho youngsters ate
happy over the prospects or a long sum
mer vacation.
We have aomo very nice outside
ak Iris, ready-mado. prices are very low,
too, see them. Heath A Kelt. 1
The young people held an enjoyable
dancing party in Hovard'a hall after the
commencement exercises last evening.
or course coarse corsets are not to be
found In our stock. They're "Hoyal
Worcester." That means lino. Heath A
Vail. n
II. M. Zahnizer has broken ground
for the foundation or a new dwelling
house on the lot cornering near ti e river
bridge, on Walnut streot.
Dr. W. G. Morrow of West Hickory,
has mirchascd the Preston BtHley prop
erty, house and lot. In that place, and
will occupy same with hia family.
Why can we not obtain white lead aa
good m formerly ? Yon can! Sterling
Wbito Lead is mado In the old-fashioned
way. Write Pittsburg lor booklet.
There la but a step from the aublimo
to tho ridiculous. It is now claimed that
the recent small-pox scare at Sandy Lake
bad ila origin in a caso of Canadian Itch.
Following Is the list of letters remain
ing uncalled forintlioTionesta, Pa.,post
olllce lor the wook ending May 1st, 1901 :
Miss Lizzie Kinics. Mr. L. G. Reynolds.
I). S. Knox, P. M.
Mr. and Mrs. N. L. Reed of Sturte
yant, Pa., were called upon to moiiru the
loss of their little daughter, F.tbel, on the
IM ult. The child was aged three years,
one month and two days.
In the Review of Reviews-forecast of
great celebrations and gatherings of 1901,
published in the May 'number of that
magazine, about lno assemblages are an
nounced, including tho meetings of sev
eral foioign congresses.
No Republican should absent him
self from the primaries next Saturday
afternoon, aud no good Republican will,
without the most valid excuse. Let us
have a clean, orderly election, with a
full turnout and none but Republicans
at the bat.
The heavy mioke which has envel
oped the horizon for the past two days
wonld Indicate that the forest fire liond
has set up business rather early this sea
son. There are very few fires In the
woods nnw-a-daya that are not the result
' of either carelessness or vandalism, and
in either case there should be a few con
victions and punishments, which we
think would tend very materially to les
sen those destructive elements.
The l)e nocrats ol the county held
their primaries last Saturday. There be
ing no contest for any of the offices, the
affair was void of interest. F. A. Keller
of Pigeon, was nominated for county
treasurer, and I). W. Clark ol the borough
for county surveyor.
Remember the lectures of Mrs. L. E.
Ilailey Friday and Saturday evenings of
this week. In the M. K. church, under
the auspices of the county W. C. T. U
The lady is a speaker or national note
and those who attend expecting much
will not be disappointed.
A well prepared report of an impor
tant educational meeting recently held at
Clarion Normal appears in this issue,
written by Miss Christine Aguew or this
pi are, a student at that institution. The
subject or township liiuh schools waa
thoroughly aired at this meeting.
lly tho burning or a hotel in St,
Marys, W. Va., at which they were lod,r
ng one night last wo k, James liberty
aud Jerry Welsh were oblige! to jump
from an upper-story window to save
themselves, Jerry lost all bis clothing
except the suit he bad on. Four men
were burned to death.
Tho Pan-American postage stamps
will be placed on sale throughout the
I'uited States to-day, May 1st. It is not
intended to be sold exclusively In place
or the regular aeries and will only be sold
when asked for. Stamped envelopes or
postal cards will not bo issued with Pan
American stamps Imprinted thereon.
Out last week one day in company
with Joe Scowdon to "wear off tho wire
ege." Woather too cold yet, streams too
high, and they weren't biting much, but
whon we declared to the hair hundred
anxious Inquirers that we got several
dozen (bolween us) we meant It, and If
(size uot given) constitutes sevetal
then we didn't lie. We got 'em.
Lest it be forgotten that Clarion is to
have a railroad we want to say that we
are told the survey is about completed
and the work of making drawiuiis, etc.,
preparatory to letting contracts is now
under way. Jackmnian. Unless tho
new railroad promoters get a bigger hus
tle on than heretofore people may think
the JackIonian means to be facetious.
It is stilted that the water in the small
streams, In which trout are found, are in
good flsning coudilion. The water has
fallen and cleared up and there Is no a
parent reason why good catches should
A two-year-old daughter of merchant
tailor F. K. Dick, whose family lives near
T.vlersburg, was very badly burned
about the race by an explosion of hot lard
one day last week. This is the second
severe accident that has happened In Mr.
Dick's family within the past three weeks.
His son aged alxiut 12 years had his arm
broken by a Tall, and a week or ten days
aferward he was thrown down by a
play mato and the arm was again broken,
making a serious wound,
I. N. Patterson has started hia 3)th
well across the river. Thia one is on the
Robert Fitzgerald place, a mile or ao
south or Tiouesta station. A dry hole is
the net result or the last venture on the
Frazee tract, Hickory township, finished
last week. Sigglns Cropp report a dus
ter on the W. II. Cropp larin, Cropp hill.
Cooper, lte.ck fc Co. on their Tubbs run
lease aro keeping thn drill in motion al
most constantly these days .Their last
well waa a fair producer.
Tho Forest county Sabbath School
association will bold its annual conven
tion May 14 and 17, at West Hickory.
Dr. Chas. Roads and other Stale workers
will be present. A fine program is being
prepared. Each Sunday school is entitled
to two delegates beside the Supt. and pas
tor. Free entertainment will be rur-nii-hed
by the hospitable people. Each
school Is urged to be fully represented.
Mhs. M. V. Pat eiison,
3l Co. Cor. Sec.
Judge Morrison of MoKoan county
Wednesday heard the argumoiilsorcoun
sel In a Forest county case. The ma'.tor
was a bill in equity to restrain the mu
nicipal authorities or Howe lewnshlp from
lovylng a certain tax, and was PennTau
ning company vs. Howe township.
Hinckley A Rice represented tho Tan
niug company, and Hon. O. C. Allen and
T. F. Ritchoy, Esn., or Tionesta, looked
alter the interests or the defendants. The
decision was reserved. Warren Mirror,
A new etroet light is on exhibition In
front or Amaun'a plumbing shop which
is receiving a good deal of notice by our
citizens. It gives almost as much light
as the electric arc. In fact ia named the
Dauntless Aro Gas Light," and if it will
stand the ravages or the elements would
bn a most canital investment lor our
borough, the first cost being the most ex
pensive part of the program. The coun
cil Is investigating the matter and may
nrrani'B to nut un a number. Let us
have light.
There Is pressing need of some w rk
m the river road leading to tho county
home Some sir ions are In a very oan
irnrnlls eonil t oll aill unless Iliniiiiru ii
at once may get the township into a big
i.iii orilainairea. This waa once one or
the finest roads in tho county, but ir It is
much longer neglected will be aliout the
poorest, and will require a large outlay
or funds to put it In proper repair again
Now is the time to run the big sciapers
on all roads, ere tho ground becomes
hardened and baked.
The M. E. chu'eh was filled to over
flowing last Sabbath evening to bear
Rev. W. P. Murray's baccalaureate aer
Hum in thn uradualioir class of ' 1. It
was ono of the talented minister's besteff-
oris, and was spoken of by many as the
b at they had ever heard. The text waa
from 1 Corinthians 9:25 "Striving for the
mastery," from which the speaker drew
many valuable thoughts that must prove
strong Incentives to the young people to
make a success of tho life upon the Hires-
hold or which they have lust entered,
It was necessary to convey Daniel
Rustler, ono of tho old and well know
citizens of Hickory township, to the hos
pital at North Waircn, Sheriff Jamieaon
aeeoninanlng him to that institution
onday of this week. About tnree
years ago Mr. Rustier received a severe
blow on the head from a railing limb,
hich at the time was reared might prove
ratal. It la thought bis present trouble n
caused by tha t injury, which seems to
i.a.o utwti.il the mina. aii his uiu
friends wll hope ti at his recovery at the
hospital may ue speetiy aim compile.
For violating the act of 1S95, regulat
hit the adulteration of food, S. E. Orr,
Charles Offerlee and Frank Greisel ap
reared before Justice Perry to-day an
aived a hearing, giving Dan ior tnoir
appearance at the June term of court,
ho complaints were mane oy uoorge
Yates, the dairy and food com ml
Innor. In tho case of Messrs. uiienee
and Orr, a brand orcreem or tartar which
thev sold was found to be adulterated
reisel. however, waa found to Lave sold
nd exposed for sale oleomargarine or
iiitterine. without it being proporly la-
boled. H'ttiTcn Mirror.
not be made. Tilum ille Courier.. Not
particle of reason why, not a particle, ex
cept, possibly, that the trout won't bite,
and that there aren't a whole lot of the
spec, beaut's left to take the worm.
According to a recent act of assembly
owners aud lessees of land may kill rab
bits at all seasons of the year. As Bunny
does not own any land himself, and must
necessarily at all times bo on somebody
else's premises, he is in a perilous state
l'unru Sniril. That Duta the mattor or
the Indiscriminate slaughter or the inno
cent little bunny in a somewhat dill'creut
and much more pathetic attitude,
Tho Ladies' Home Journal has com
missioned Ida Sharper Hoxie, the well
known author, to go to the Gorman Harz
Mountains and write of tho raising aud
training or canary birds. Sho will pro
ceed to St. Andreasburg, "The singing
Village or Germany," where 60,000 cana
ries are reared every year, and spend
some time in the home of one of the most
successful breeders of those peerless
sinirors. gathering material for tho art!
cle.
Tioneata will be in the base bal
swirl this summer, enough funds having
bono nlcdL'od to miarenteo well fitted
up grounds, and for necessary parapner-
nolla to begin the great American game
in proper style. A good battery Is as
sured. aud of tho In and out fielders w
alwavs could scare up enough to "do'
mmt unvtliiiiir we tackled. Work on the
diamond has been going on for several
dava oast and the team will bo ready for
all comers whenever they come. The
manairemeut will endeavor to give the
patrons some good clean ball, none of (he
bum order, and if they succeed In keep
lue down the hoodlum element and kick
.. n . . .i ...... ...i timv mii do
me KICKCrS oil un uiu... -
1 tl.a na.iiln In sustain a good
club here this season. Without thia the
cllort to keep up the proper interest in
the gamo will be truitlesa. Play ball I
VOL' AND V01K I'RIODS.
The High School ConiiupncemeiiU
Tho commencement exercises of the
class of 'ol at the court hou e last eve
ning, were a very pretty closing of the
.ast winter's term of the Tionesta High
School, and the very large audience
prosaut seemed to greatly appreciate tne
occasion as was evidenced uy me ex
pression of countenance and hearty ap
plause that was bestow ed upon every
feature or tho program as u wasrenuereu.
The teachers labored diligently witu
tlio principal ol tho school to make the
alfair a success, and as to the success or
their efforts the audience must judge.
Tho stage was backgroundod with pretty
decorations or flags, flowers and pot-
tod plants, the class colors, purple and
gold, prevailing. Tho essays and read
ings of the class were almost faultlossly
accomplished rrom the nrsi to me ibhi,
and each uraduate received a good meed
or praise and applause, together with a
beautiful bouquet oreut flowers sent oy
some Wend and preseuted by little Miss
filenni Weaver. Rev. W. P. Murray in
short and Impressive prayer opened toe
nloaaurable exercises, while Supennten
dent Stitzinger, in an appropriate address
tirnt to the audience then to tue class,
presenting tho diplomas, praising-tho
work of the class and urging them on to
still Hreatcr efiorta and uigner auaui-
ments in their future life, closed tho eve
ning's feast.
McNaugbton'a orchestra of Titusville
furnished lively music for the occasion,
and all told tho class of '01 has had a
most auspisious commencement.
Robbery Near Crown.
The dwelling house of Robert Hagerty,
throe miles from Crown, Pa., was entor
ed on Sunday night last, and two notes
and l-'a In cash taken from a pocket book
that was lu a cupboard. Itie tuioi "r
thieves entered and retired so stealthily
tl.st thev were not heard and tracks lead
ing to the cellar way were tho only evl-
dcuco besides tho misaiug property,
Jacob Gieriug was over from Pleas-
antville Friday.
Joseph Clark was a business vii-llor
to Franklin Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Agnow were War-
reu visitor Saturday.
F. F. Whittekin lei for Washington
State Monday evening.
Hart Lawrence Is down Iroui Grun-
deryille for a short visit.
Mrs. J. 8. Grove visited Oil City
friends a part of last week.
Miss Belle Jamieaon i" visiting
friends In Clarion this week. '
Miss Mabel Biggins of Pleasantville,
a guest of Miss May .Manner.
Mrs. G. W. Bovard and son Roy
were Oil City visitors Saturday.
Misa Alice Siggins, or West Hickory,
a guost of Mrs. J. 11. Koberaten.
.
Miss May Clark has returned to Oil
City, after a two weeks' stay at home.
George Killiner was a business visi
tor to Pittsburg the first of the week.
T. D. Collins of Nebraska. Is again
ablo to be out and attend to business.
Mrs. John Sheasley of Kittanning, is
guest ol her aunt, Mrs. R. L. Haslet.
Mra. W. P. Murray and daughter,
Helen, Went to Erie Monday on a visit
to relatives.
Mosdemea J. P. Grove and J. F. Pro
per left yesterday noon for a week'? visit
n Pittsburg.
-Mrs. C. II. Mcllride of Franklin,
visited her sister, Mrs. A. C. Uroy, oyer
last Sabbath.
Mrs. Mary M. Maze and Misa Edith
Campbell orClarington are guests of Mrs.
Eli Holnman.
L. E. Branch of the Central House,
.'larington, was a businosa visitor to tue
county seat Saturday.
Fred. Wilkins waa down from West
lickory last evening to attend, com
mencement exercises.
Miss Ora Graham of Oil City, was the
guest of her friend, Misa Alice McCrea, a
few days of the past week.
Mr. and Mm. Harry Leeper of Tole
, Ohio, were guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. J. II. Huling, Monday.
Mrs. T. C. Jackson game down from
Warren Monday to visit her daughters.
Mesdames Hopkins and Proper.
Miss Berdie Foromau has gone to
Meadville to spend a couple of woe - 8
with her cousin, James E. Foreman.
Mr. and Mrs. II. W. Horner and Mr.
and Mrs. A. II. Gallup or Allegheny
Springs, are guests at the Central House.
H. B. Hoover, the well known creek
and river pilot, died at bis homeat Barnes,
Warren county on tho 20th ult., aged 1 1
years.
E. A. Yottor and his two bright little
girls, Margaret and Madeline, were with
Tionesta friends Wednesday and Thurs
day or last week.
-George Raab was up Irom Oil City
Monday shaking hands with old friends
and giving them some of bla experience
in the Philippines.
Charles Joyn-r or Marienville, and
Pauiino McFail, of Eldred townsblp,
have been granted a license to wed by
the clerk of Jefferson county.
V. G. Armstrong has moved into the
artridge house, Mrs. M. T. Hiudman
having moved her household goods from
there to Clarington last week.
Mrs. J. W. Morrow .a home from a
three weeks' visit at the bedside of her
aged mother in Indiana county, who has
been quite sick for some time past.
Phillip Emert left for Philadelphia
Monday where at the Pennsylvania Uni
versity he will have his leg examined
with a view to having it operated on and
straightened.
John Joyce arrived home from tlio
Philippines last Friday, and was heartily
welcomed by his Tionesta friends. Ho
looks well, and seems to have enjoyed
his trip to tha other aide of the globe im
mensely. J. S. Kerr, of the firm of Kerr A Son
the well known monument and head
stone make: s, of Oil City, is hero and
witli their agent, W. G. Rogers, la setting
a lot of work in the cemeterys of this
place and vicinity.
Mrs. James Furman of Bradford
slopped with hor daughter, Mrs. A. W
Ri- hards over Sunday, bolog on her way
to Scio, Ohio, whore the family is mov
ing. Miss Bird Furman will remain
with her sister for a time.
-Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Whltehill and
baby Helen of Marienville, are guests of
Hid former's sister Mrs. J. E. Wenk.
Prof. Whilehill Just finished bis second
term as principal of the high school at
Marienville, and being In his line he was
an Interesting auditor at tho cra'uating
exercises at the court house last evening.
Wm. H Smith baa moved from
Wilkin'burgtotbe Henry Kiser farm, on
Gernnn Hill, and will give his attention
to tilling the soil lor a time. Mrs. Kiier,
inolhor of Mrs. Smith, Is at present Willi
her daughters at Wilkinsburg. Harvey
Kiser, who has managed tho hum for a
number ol years, goes to Pittsburg where
he will be employed this summer.
TheDerridtsaysof the return or a
former Tionestan, from the Philippines:
George Raab, who enlisted aa a member
or Co D, Forty-first regimen', r. V. I.
for atormot two years, arrived in the
city yesterday, having been Invalided
home. His term of -enlistment expires
next June. Although much impressed
with the possibilities or the Philippines
in manufacturing, mining, agriculture
and lumbering he, like many others wno
have goue to distant parts, feels that there
Is no place on earth that offers the same
chances and comforts as il Lily.
FiifherACo. shoes. That's tha
they're all good, no matter bow
Heath A Feit,
Insbadof waiting lor hia
come in a man ahould charter a tug
go out to nioet it.
Every day some person buya an In
ternational suit. Who'll be the next?
Heath Feit's is the place to get them.
Morbid curiosity seeina to be a char
acteristic or the human ra In every
quarter or the globe.
. Ladies low aboea in patent leather as
well as ail other kinds at Heath A Fell's.
The inventive genius or a woiu n
runs to words; ora man, to things.
Never judge a man by his coat, or a
woman by her speech.
K lis shoes you're Ijoking for you
should visit our store We have them in
all sizes, grades, aud kinds. Heath it
Feit. It
We estimate a friend's love not ao
much by what he gives to us as by what
he gives up to ua.
You can see the best and largest
stock of corsets In town at our store now.
They're the "Royal Worcester" brand.
Heath A Feit. It
The more intellect we have the more
originality we observe Ik others.
Hopkins is still selling carpels. 11
G mA humor ia the health of the soul;
sadness its poison.
Girdles and girdle buckles at Hop
kins'. The very latest. It
No irood coinos without looking for
it.
SI TO
" I. J M
.hiP to Hi.iy.iiH.
and U V UU
A TALK
ON SHOES
LJiHi
There is no line of goods that people buy that
they are more imposed on than SHOES. Every
jobber tries to get hold of a shoe that looks good
and can be sold cheap.
SHOES ! SHOES !
MEN'S FINE SHOES.
DOUGLAS SHOES.
RICHARDSON SHOES.
HOSTETTER SHOES.
LADIES, MISSES AND
CHILDREN'S SHOES.
STR00TMAN SHOES.
RICHARDSON SHOES.
ARGUS SHOES.
SHOES ! SHOES !
Our shoes are all made for us, and we know they
are right. You take no chances. We guarantee
every pair that we sell for 2.00 or over, We
are protected by the Manufacturer. Come and
inspect our Shoe Stock.
L. J. Hopkin
r.i
Letter to Heath & FeiL
TioneJia, ra.
Dear Sirs: You sell a goud many things
by the gallon. Beiug decent men, you
give lull measure.
You know what we mean ; you know
that short weight and short measure aro
common among well, we hope there are
no short measures aud weights In your
town.
There are. thouirh. Ribbons aud laces
and trimmings, sold by the "dor.en,"
measure nine or ten yards. There ia no
complaint because "they all do it." You
have tho'same pleague In your goods
nearly everything, canned or bottled,
cheats in the quantity. Almost nobody
irives full weight in a factory package!
We are ono or the almost noboies. We
sell paint, by the gallon, to paint your
house; and our gallon is just tho same
size as y urs that you aieasure vinegar
with 231 cubic Inches.
Good paint loo Devoe lead and xinc
wears twice as long as old-lasi.lon palm
er's paint lead and oil.
You own houses. That's why we ai
writing to you.
Yours truly,
32 F. W. Dkvok A Co.
P. S. Jaines D. Davis sells our paint
In your aection.
TO H UE A COI.II IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money If it fails
to cure. K. vv. uroves signature is un
each box.
The most eccentric humorist of the
day will revive hia famous "Jiminieboy
Stories'' in next Sunday's great i luladvl-
phia Press, May 5th. Tho Voyageof Jim-
miehov on his "Skicvle" is told wun a
snap and numor inai is muuimuir,
Amonir other thinus there are some
thoughts on riding a bicycle over a lawn
mower; iheumatic tires; the Christopher
Columbus among sklbicycles; the dan
gers or puncturing tires on church steep-
lea, etc. This story will be one 01 me in
teresting reaturos or next Sunday's Press.
It will ha well to order your copy from
your newsdealer in advance.
Varnish Makes Ieveg Tarnish
Floor Paint cost 5o. more a quart; makes
It look brighter and ware fully twice as
long as cheaper floor painta. Sold by
James D. Davis. S 6-4m.
Pennsylvania Railroad Katea T Pan-
American Exposition, utirrmo.
The Pennsylvania Raiboad Company
announces the following special reduced
rates to Buflalo on account of the Pan-
American Exposition which opens on
May 1.
Summer excursion tickets, to be sold
from April 30 to September So, inclusive,
good to return until October 31, Inclusive,
at rate of (11.05 from Pittsburg and pro-
Dortionate ratea from other pointa.
Fifteen-day excuision ticket, to be
sold beginning April 30, and good return
ing within fifteen days, including date of
sale, at rate ol fS.20 lrom Pittsburg and
Dronortionate ratea from other point.
Fivo-day excursion tickets, to lie soia
only on Tuesdays, May 7, 14, 21, and 28,
.A crnnil rnturniiiir w thin live days, in-
cludingdateol sale, at rate or (H.00 from
Pittsburg and proporiionai raies iium
otlmi. nniitts.
, ... i.l
Special excursion uckbis, ui i o..mi,
good going oniy on spm-ui .mi,...
w..i.....liva. Mnv 1 5 and ifi. and return
ing within three days, including wu n
sale, at rate ol a-i.i iroin ruisinirK "
iiroj ortionate rates irom oiuer pniiiw.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
operates two through trains each way
daily between riiHuurgiiiu nuum".
mops Ihe t'oaafe ana Work air ike 'ld
Laxative Broino-Quinine Tablets cure a
In oneNo cure, no pay. Price 5
cents.
JAMES DRY GOODS.
A modern store with a progressive policy
Special attention given to mail orders, or re
quests for samples Express prepaid on all pur
chases amounting to $2.50 and over.
We propose to go still farther, now, and re
fund round trip railroad fair 1.18) in every
instance, where 10.00 or over is purchased.
Possibly you have never had any dealings
with us the Dry Goods buying public of Oil
City have set their stamp of approval on our
honest merchandising methods and we are sat
isfied you'll findlt very much to your advantage
to come here.
WILLIAM B. JAMES,
203 CENTRE & 204 SYCAMORE STS., OIL CITY, PA.
Wall - Paper!
1000 Bolts at 2V2C per Bolt.
1000 Bolts at 33c per Bolt.
Border, lc per yd.
Many other Beautiful Patterns from
6c to 20c per Bolt.
Zinc and Grinding make
Devoe Lead and Zinc Paint wear twice
at long as lead and oil mixed by band
Cream of the Sews.
It's a ureat pity that some animals
can't talk, and a greater pity that some
men can.
See that velour calf shoe for gentle
men at Heath Feifs. The price is only
(1.00.
The man who blows hia own horn ia
merely a self-entertainer.
-It is not the false teeth that are most
obiectionable; It is the false tongue be
hind them.
Wb handle nothing but Natheuial
I ALSO CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF ... .
PAINTS,
OILS,
YABNISHES,
STAI1TS,
ZPAIZLTTZEIRS' SUPPLIES,
-WIHSTIDOW GLASS,
DEITGS,
PATENT IMIELICIHSTIES.
STATIOIsTEPlT.
G. H. Killmer.
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As An Advertisement
f.. LAM ME R8. ON E PRICE CLOTHIKK. IIATTEU and
MEN S FURNISHER, will distrihuie paikagea of Mam
moth Pumpkin Skkim, lor which we are going to give preiui
urns tu the persou growing lie largest and heaviest pumpkin
from seeds furpihed hy us.
PreiiplllliiTXo. 1-810 00 Mao's Suit or Overcoat for largest and
heaviest pumpkiu grown Irom seeds furnished by ua.
Premium Xo. 2-15 00 Boy'i Suit or Overoo t for largest aud beav
iest pumpkin grown Irom eed furnished by uu, pumpkiu to be gro.u by
boys, age II! or under.
Premium Jtfo. 3 -Chest of Tools valued at $2 50 for the largest
TIONIWTA MARKKTH pumpkin Rrowu from seeds furnisbed by us. pumpkin to be grown by buys.
CORRECTED EVERY TUESDAY, BY Premium Xo. 1-Tbat the ladies and girls may have a chance at
RELIABLE DEALERS the pumpkiu o.-n.est we offer a (5 00 Gold I'.e.-e for the largest and heaviest
Flour Ipi aack - - ..1.10I.8 pulnpkiu growu from seeds furmshea Dy us, pumpain vo o gr.-wu u cm. -
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1.25 I ' T K" ' --. -v-m --rrrvrricarp
P.,n,ni,in t he left at our store on or before October lfilh. 1WH, and to bo our pio)..
This si(natura is on every bi ol tne (enuino
Laxative Brorao-uuinine Tabieu
the remedy that carea a cold ua o7
Corn meal, feed, V 100
Corn meal, ramuy, mu id
Chop feed, pure grain
Oats
Corn, shelled
Realist busiiei
Ham, augar cured
Bacon, aiiKar cured......
Shoulders
Wliitntiuh 14 kit
Suitar SM
Syrup - - -60
N. O. Molasses ''i -50
Coffee, Roaat Kio - 14 I5
1.10
.40
.55
2.50
.13C .14
.10
50
Coffee, blendedJava..
Tea. - -
It utter
Rice
Kkks, fresh
Salt V barrel
Lard
Potatoea, fl bushel, .
I.imef) barrel
Nails V keg ......
.25
.50
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1.50
.11
.60
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2.75
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ertv whether they not a premium or not. tmiy one iwne.u . . j -
t i r., ,w uii.l hnvMiir their namoN and
premium. un.v persona i.ro.-u. r V' " .i .. i- I...1 ir
address registered, are entillol to a premium. ro .. " " J' ,7tJ - nnA
r HUM miiynny mriwumToii,ihftr-.... - -
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no limn von Ml ready to plant your seed
And when you need good Clothing at fair pri.-e for inai. or boy try us. 1
one' pri "clothing stor? In Venango county. All goods marked m plain Hgi
Your Money hack If you're not sauanea
The only
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41X43 SENECA ST.
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OIL CITY PA
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